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Meeting, sincerely attached to the Constitu.
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,he so Pieta:elle realms, deeply deplore the refusal of the Lords "k Oe I 2.218 LONDON, W EDN ES DAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9, 1831•
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~ratnendiini Temporal to take into tonsideration the Bill -_,...a-
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in ir''''alei*hil,,the representation di the people in Eng an and
'Ol • "°lise "'" was recommended by his Majesty, had passed the GRAND JUNCTION CANAL. rtil-IE QUA RTERLY REVIEW,. FROM THE GA2ETTt OF LAST NIGHT, tforolm7l.s/..itnoAlmaerilcaOs.n,
laadilvoafneppewrrnitihntmtaulac9h,
:p;1000 Pkeople.°l' ecltnraens, and would have secured the rights of the NOTICE is hereby given, that the next X. No. XCI• was published en WEDNESDAY. hd p previously
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PROGPERNIEE,RFOARLS ASSEMBLY
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TY It contains Articieft on • The Lord Chancellor has appointed John Campbell, of Not- vaneed fo Cs: Sinte,more favourable accounts have been re-
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tingham, in tee county of Nottingham, Gent, to be a Master ceived, bath from Sunderland ond also from abroad, the demand
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- Eetreordinary in the High Court of Chancery. has slackened, and purchases eneld.tee made on easier terms.
laa. --0 a, -eat „ Esq. CANAL will be held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern 111. The BISHOP of PETERBOROUGH'S Life of Bentley.
e 0 'Nest., the Meeting declares its unabated confidence in his
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• .. INDIGO .-There is little alteration in indigo ; the purchases
fibuTsihntler"sdwaays
Oh o, lusters, and awa'ts with anxiety the re-introduc- in the Strand, London, on TUESDAY. the 6th day of De- IV. JONES on the Distribution of Wealth.
V. The NATURE, ORIGIN, and PROGRESS of the Commission ,y b the Lord I,l:::dienatit of the County of Radnor. continue confined to parcels of low quail:a:am:tem:7
try P in re,„Vaearsure of e_ . '
rarliamentary Reform equally efficacious CHOLERA MOR 'I US. Commission by the Lord Lieutenaet of the West Pilfrg of the
and but little doing.
the Chair will be tiken at Twelve o'clock precisely.
'treed Thifl corruption, whereby the Constitution will be pre- . County of York. Stip Advancing prices ; other descriations are without variation.
.s tO i 1 1014 anda the Prosperity of every order of society be sectired. R. C. SALE, Clerk to the Cotnpany. eq. The ARCHBISHOP of DUBLIN on Political Economy.
VII. ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.
J. Swann, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant of the said West 7:!TROIP
. "Y S. r, VIII. STATE of the GOVERNMENT.
en to 1 Sit ,EOaGE CHETWYND, Bart., and secouded Canal-office, Surrey-str• et, Strand. 8 h November. 1831. Iliding, and of tke county of the City or Ainsty of York, June 22. account of tile afraval Of seventeen fruit and
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55 yo I, 3* That. by the Hon. TC. CLIFFORD. IMPERIAL BRAZILIAN MINING ASSOCIATION, IX. DIRECTIONS of the PRIVY COUNCIL of the 20th
October, 1831.
Juhn 'Murray, Albemarle-street. Commission by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Glamorgan. OILS.-The Oil Mittel leg shade lower,
• The Most Honourable P. J. 11. C. Stuart (commmily called It is pretty well ascertained that the Northern Fisheries will not
Nee an hatable Address be presented to his Majesty ex- Lord.lmses Stuart), to be Vice Lieutenant, Oct- 17. produce more than from 3,0, oto ,e,-10. tuns. On Friday, by
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-neualified reliance the wisdom and paternal Winchester-house, Broad. street, Nov. 7, 1831. At the same time were published, Nos. LXXIX. and' 'conimistrions by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Lincoln. public sale, 80 tuns Newfoundland Whale Offeee/ a 384, part
isebs ands arms ma. on . NOTICE is hereby given, that a SPECIAL LXXX. of the QUARTERLY REVIEW, (forinioe the' 'M. Constable, J. W. Yore Ean. R. P. Steer, Esq., to be taken in •35 tuns Southern Oil, of pale quality; 374 15aa part
Esq., . ., . ,
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se ill eat. '4'"AY lesty in the happiness and rights of the people, . Deputy Lieutenants, Noy- taken in ' Southern Whalebone,l2ol
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„, !veil bk,,,traYing his Majesty to use all those great prero- GENERAL MEETING of the PROPRIETORS Index from Voltime XXI. to XL.) Royal North Lincoln Regiment of Militia. COTTON.-The Cotton Mar. et is little varied. The Or;
kills " •', • { ...Lea in him by the Constitution for the good of the of SHARES in this ASSOCIATION, will be held at the
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salatatrgeeenaEutaiLsEedotenia
ter of Mho are the immediate success of the great measure London Tavern, in Bishopsgate-street, on THURSDAY, the Just published, price One Guinea in crimson silk; large, Comulissions by tligaldnieaurkfesnhalt gilttla.County of Lanark. ilea all gale MI bales surat, ordinary at 37ed. and 4d., previous
klieg ' and that the Address now read be adopted by the Ist of December next, for the ELECTION of a DIREC- p3prr (only 250 pr inted), 2/. 12s. ted. prices.
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' W. Robertson Esq. to be Captain, vice R. Fender, resigned; EAST INDIA cOVEANY S SALE, (This day).--300 tons
India Refined Saltpetre, 254 per cent. refraction,
1,, • tea-, t'e and that his Majesty's Secretary of State be re_ TOR. in the place of Edward Samuel Walker, Esq., who THE KEEPSAKE FOR 1832.• S. J. Douglas, dent. to be Lieutenant, vice E. Waterson, de. Company's East
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vtd , Present it. ceased, March '2.8 ; Captain R. H. Vaughan, late of the 67th Foot, 395. a 405., ss. a 68. lower than Company's last August sale ; see
ees resigned. Any Proprietor who may intend to be a Edited by F. 11IANSEL REYNOLDS.
r wag ; - 7 Sir E. to be Adjutant, vice J. M'Lean, retired, Sept. 7. ' tons Privilege ditto, 3a 8 per ceht. feffaktlon, 38s. a 395. ; 2:0
EARDLEY WILMOT, Bart , and seconded
4 that by Candidate, or to propose any person as a Candidate, must Embellished with 17 highly-finished Line Enerseing-. Commissions by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Lt is casks Nutmegs, good unsorted 3s. 2d. a as. 3d. a shrivelled Ik. 9d.
Leicestershire Yeomanry. Cavalry.
i pr-re. Atiat.,_ y AaTnus. F. GREGORY, E-q. leave notice in writing of such intention with the Secre- executed under the superintendence of Mr. CHARLES '
Lif mow? ,L ,in .le Address now read be presented to Earl Grey, re_ Major the Earl-Howe to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice rF. G. -ls!lil. a :is. ad. ; mouldy 3s. 6d. a 3s. 10d. ; 900 bags Cloves, mid.
t iry, at least foot teen days before the day of Election. HEATH. Fowke, Bart. resigned ; Captain J. A. Arnold to be Major, vice dull Bencoolen, 'Mad, a 19-cl. ; very good Is. 10d. a Is. lOted. ;
ir that 1 7 Piaci* ePr.ernting to his Lordship the vital importance, in
The Chair will be taken at Ore. o'clock precisely. CONTRIBUTORS. the Earl Howe, promoted, Oct. 1. WO chests Cassia Lighert; Mr, bundles; very good 90s. a 925.,
.i.totpteltteal state of the nation, of an immediate adjust_ - boughtln ;85 chests Cassia Bildt; sifted, good 745. 6d.
L. J. SIMOENS, Secretary. Lord Ashtown J. Jekyll Lord Porchester
Aid, hi:feeeirt Object and measures of his Administration,
-- Hon G. Berkeley W. Jordan Lord John Russell ' ampton.
• . • North Hants Yeomanry Cavalry.
'nee of this abilit •
aDJ or Meeting in the integrity and ) This day was published, price Sixpence, R. Bernal, M.P. S Knowles Sir Walter Scott , a a ..._- 'ssa
.T., Chamberaeyne, Gent., H. L. Hunter, Gent. to Ise Lieu- ..--- -ass-
COON I'RY CORN MARKETS HtlitiNc; THE WEEK.
, J. gett 6...-7 4 Government. A
LETTER to EARL GREY on the
Subject of the ADJUSTMENT of the HOUSE Lord Dover
Lady Illessiogton L. E. L. . Mrs. Shellev , 4
J. A. St. John tenaet, Oct. 15. Wheat. 1 Barley. i Oats. ; Beans.
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'he Rev. A. G. WADE, D.D., and seconded. Hon. H. Cradock
T. H.
.HL.isLteirddell Archdeacon Spencer -.-...,..- ---....-...a
a , Andover Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry.
ie crib to Nth. ,11 W. F. WRATIsLAW, Epq.
of PEERS. - Sir A. Edrnand.stone Lord Mahon R. H. Stanhope, M.P. W. Irenlonger, Gent. to be Lieutenant; W. Gale, Gent. to be Per Quartet
Cornet, Oct. 27. Boston a. to s. -s. to a. S. to a. a. to 11.
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;110P; id thtb4ider 3 ...acting implores the Right Reverend Prelates Mrs. C. Gore Lady Morley Miss A. Strickland Commission by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Suable. Gainsborough ........... - 32 ae- 4l - 23 ..a. 41
ie P' of Rte. Inaturely whether their future votes in support of "Itis a kind of Analysis of the Division on the Second ./. R. Gowen Lord eforpetti Hon.E.B Wilbraham Ist Troop of Suffolk Yeomanry Cavalry. Grantham .......-...- 61 66 40 40 20 77 44 49
kite !" . the ati • Lord Holland Lord Mulgrave Lady Einmeline S. M 62 30 acf 11 22 30 44.
J. B. Blake, Gent. to be Cornet, vice .1. T. Waddington, re. Grimsby
a Ora bt• Iteforta b ',Wry, and the People, on the re-introduction Reading of the Reform Bill in the Lords •*. The public
• the PP Hook Hon. Charles Phipps Wortley signed, 0 Horocastle.-.....-... 52 58 33 39 10 2g 40 42
a op.. Vrict th -ill. Would not conduce to the interests of rell- will, we are sure, be much struck with the fact which Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green.
' Lincoln . 60 67 40 44 24 29 31a 44
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none f , eti by esP, Established Church. Author communicates ; but at present we do not think it -
DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. Spitsby 5B 64 28 42 18 04 34 fell
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(00 A riot !t. 'l' C. THROCKMORTON, Bart., and seconded would be wise to make any new creations for the purpose ' ANDREW WRIGHT, London, merchant. Stamford, - 56 70 38 43 18 19 40 •-••
FRENCH PAPERS. ROBERT JOHN EAYRER, London mariner. York, ...-.. 52 70 32 40 18 28 34 44
,her' I NI 111/tt 0 ' I.l' JOHN SHUCKBURGII, Esq. merely of neutralizing the Irieh and Scotch Peers." * ' HENRY BANNER and FRANCIS (AFFORD BANNER,
0 snob, tv Of this sincere thanks be given to tbe following Noble- -o,urier, Oct. 20. Cripplegate-buildings, plumbers. LEWES MARKET.-Nov. 8.
ha kepi" Clienelee°4entY. the Marquis of Northampton, Earls Spell. James Ridgway, 169, Piccadilly ; and through every ( From the .'vlessager des Chambres of Monday.)
PARIS, Nov. 6.-A Morning Journal asserts, on the BANKRUPTS. White Wheat (per quarter).-esX3 8 oto .C 3 14 0
Red ditto 3 0 0 3 8 0
up oes, enUraven, and Clarendon, Viscount Hood, Lords Bookseller.
authority of a private letter from Brussels of the 3d, dated THOMAS BROWN II A Vs'KINS, Stafford, plumber, e.• Barley-a.- ....-..-... 112 0 24 0
. qort iii shed, and Wenlock, for their honest and patrioticsurrender Dec. 2,3, and eO, at eleven, at the Talbot Arms len,
Oats, New ....--a...........,-.....-a---... 1 2 0 1 / 0
Of whom also may be had,Rugeley. Dove, Carey-street, Lincoln's-inn, London ; Smith, - 1 17 6 it 0 0
on gel 11 na tin in
recent division on the second reading of the
The PEOPLE'S MANUAL ; or, Notices of the Aid- at four in the afternoon, that at the moment of writing Rugeley, Staffordshire. Pease
Oil Cake, New _
. 12 0 0 per thousand
a 9 pllige 4Ped, by ,i,"' the House of Lords. Genral Benuel was in conference with the King. A STEPHEN HUXSTEP, New House Farm, Kent, dealer in
but iti 7 "nete A Eand 1d b
s rrwoon, sq., seven e y Sir jority of 199 Peers, Advocatee of Corruption, who re-
plot was spoken of! which was said to have been discovered pigs, Nov. 9, 11, and Dec. 20, at eleven, at the Guildhall, ,Can. NORWICH, Nov. 5.
jetted the Reform Bill, Is., or on coarse raper for distri-
• That terhury. Sylvester and Walker, Eurnival's-inn. Wheat (per qr.) ... 565. 70s. 725. Beans (per qr.) .-......35a. 445.
ito" d tee te .CH oftWD, Bart.
; e,the bution, 3s. per dozen.
admirable 1 It is last Saturday. Persons of distinction were said to be jui-
calculated ff placated in it, and the correspondence between the agents CourtjoHosf Commissioners.liißsT,Leed
WILLIAM HARVEY and THOMAS GRICE, Holloway, Barley 32,,. 40s. 425. I'ease, Grey-a...a..a 408. 45s
‘he vi.,,, i joitly 00th....e grateful thanks his Meeting be given to builders, Nov. 15 at one, 22, and Dec. 20, at twelve, at the Oats
" This tract is - . well to e ect -
of King William and the Orangists was reported to have
is se ei n 4 Tole -'''' a, F. Lawley, Esq. and Sir G. Ski with, Bart.,
1. di, ' 1',e40, hof A,;. Esq. and Bolton King, Esq., Members for the the objects of its production : its contents should be widely corn
-facto
CANTERBURY, Noe. 3.
she ' -cwe''', arWiek, to Edward Mike and - Bulwer, Esq., and unreservedly disseminated."
'h for been seized, and to have been delivered to King Leopold. at eleven, at the Court-house, Leeds. Blakelock and Fiddey,
'and Dec. 20,
Wheat, white....-.- 601. to 735. .....- 01d............ a-e. to -..5.
Leads - red----- 50s. to 70s --- Old--- -5. t 6 -s.
Serjeant's-Inn, Fleet-street, London ; Nicholson and Barr, .
.p„ . the city of Coventr •to R. .bent Knight,' Esq. and
lle 421111 p, , Y t. . N'ALPY'S CLASSICAL LIBRARY OF ENGLISH GEORGE WRIGHT, Leeds, stone-mason, Nov.Noy 21, 22, and ot ),
255, to ms. - Old---. -a. to --5.
rtp7lo, tai `Yeetaq."-.11. inhabitants of this. y, for their arduous sth of November, do not say a word of all this. Dec. 7', at eleven, at the Court-house, Leeds. Bettye, Fisher, Beans
CV Ibtth ' '4 exertions lend - t TRANSLATIONS, No. 23, 4s. 6d.,and Sud .----31 s. to 3Ss. ....- Old---- 40s. to 44.5.
A letter from Forbach of the Ist of November says,
e a '0 oved e late Noes . Ho f CommonsALEXANDER CLUGSTON and CHARLES PEAR.CE Yeast -a-a- --s. to -s. -- a5rey........... a... aai Inn,
vilillirfel by _Sir Protracted and harreong " ' 111OLUTARCH'S LIVES, Translated by " Prince William of Prussia has made a general tour for cHAPMAN„ Paul's- Vs hare Thames-street, merchants, Nov. MANCHESTER, Nov. 5.
oe 8, .a, G. Poiwrs,l3arf,F.-1:a by Mr. 1 LANGHORNE. Vol. T. illustrated with heads the inspection of the artillery on the left bank of the Rhine." 11, 18, at ten, and Dec. 20, at eleven, at the Court of Commis- Wheat, per 701 b. 9s. 3d. to 9s. Od. Red 9s. 01. to 9s. 4d.
We , cif I,_"lat JOSEPH PARKES, v• ' of the individuals whose lives are recorded. A letter from the Lowe. Pyrennees of the 30th of ioners. Rodgers, Devonshire-square, Bishopsgate-street. Barley, per 601 b 5 0 5 3 Oats 3 4 3 5
this Oct.,•, JABEZ HUNT Bath, grocer 21, 22, and Dec. 20, at Beans, per Imperial quarter
atay . thelltistiatt Meeting, legally holden oft; the requisition "If all the books in the world were in the fire, there says-" A person worthy of confidence, just arrived from twelve, at the Three' Cups Inn, Bath. Nov..
Harvey, Barnard' Inn, White, 4 6 5 0
ea ea and freeholders; _be 5 latelaletli she and convened by the sanction of is not one which I would so eagerly snatch from the flames Sarragossa, announces that orders had been received in that London ; Hollings, Bath. s Pease, per Imperial bushel
Malt, per 6 Imperial bushels 45 0 50 0
ar. _ e e 'riff; for the •
exercise of the great constitutional as Plutarch. That author never tires me ; I read him place CHARS GREEN Cheltenham cooper No 25, 26 and Flour, per Sack f 280Ib. 4B 0 53 0
Idi Wqt) tl4,llosie °f Petition to prepare provisions for 5,000 or 6,000 men who and Dec. 20, at eleven,' at the S -' ' ' Inv, GI u ' ter. _ -
pre..d Eagle o ces
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ell 0. tat:an °f tr .. Views with surprise and indignation the often, and always find new beauties."-Menage. were coming from the interior." King and Son, Serjeant's-Inn, Fleet-street, London ; Croad, EXETER ai Alt K Ers.-Nov. 4.
116 1 or , a 0 . °ens in the vicinity of the county town. That
tO aa kttwas, 41lauth •
ar le . ;„,.., . ority sworn in by the Mayor and Magistrates - - JOHN TREASURE, Mony'husloyne, Monmouthshire, shop- Hutton (1b.).....--0 5 05a Barley 4 6 5 0
and sold by all Booksellers in the United Kingdom. ;401; , oe
or', ' for the preservation of' the peace, and the pro- numerable signatures, are going to be sent from the can- keeper, Nov. 21, 22, and Dec.' 20, at eleven, at the offices of Veal and a arab-0 5 0 6 Oats .....- 9 4 2 0
1a ef air aa ' Was Persons Numhers already pu!dished- tons of Vaud, Friburg, and Berne, to ask of the Diet the Messrs. Protheroe and Phillips, Newport,
_Monmouthshire. Pa rk ......-...........-......0 4 0 6 Beans --. 5 6 6 0
One !Jot 'aka,. as en__ and property in the event of any tu-(1b.).- 1 0 1 2
i ' --'at aecessee
snot aaa Waled m a Y and unprecedented, and can only have 1 and 2. DEMOSTHENES and SALLUST. immediate removal of the federal troops from the canton ca THOMASEleteaeldHall, New Boswell-court, London. Geese (each),-...,3 04 0 Better
ANDREW, Harpenden, Hertfordshire, baker, Ducks 'cum) e\-.....2 4 4 0 Errs (14) 0 0 1 1,
r iv 4 . ',UM Wass misapprehension 3 and 4. X ENOPHON'S ANABASIS and CYRO- of Neufchatel.
- ail? the YOf . of the public opinion of Nov. 11, at nine, 29, and Dec. 20, at ten, at the Court of Corn- Fowls a.............. 2 33 0 Potatoes (peck) ....0 60 0
If
to °him wlek• That this Meeting cannot believe PEDIA. PERPIGNAN, OCT. 29.-The tranquillity of this city in rs Hopwood and Foster, Chancery-lane, London.
giela este °f these • • •GEORGE BAKER BILLOWS Poole ironmon er, Nov. IRISH MARKETS.
. te alam
___ military and constabulory precautions, sto 7. HERODOTUS. has not been disturbed since the 23d, and the energy of it, at eleven, IS, and Dec. 20, at' go ' Com•
twelve, at the Court t
NOa• •' no " Provoke tumult; but if such purposes were 8 and 9. VIRGIL.
' 'elle, measures the measures adopted gives reason to hope that these have missioners. Adamson, Ely-place. DUBLIN MARKET NOTE-FRIDAY, Nov. 4.
..1 , n resorted to More likely to attain their end could 10. PINDAR and ANACREON. • been the last convulsions of expiring anarchy. The dis- JOHN JONES, Bushey, Hertfordshire,- 0 silk-thr, water, Nov. From To M.
9v by T ' 11, 18, and Dec. 20, at ten, at the Court
of Commissioners. 2,689 Wheat, per barrel 20 stone 25 o 34 0 30 3
11 to 15. TACITUS. arming of the National Guard proceeds its a quiet and Sutcliffe and Birch, New
shall...lN ii"AS Corro Eandseconded b R Bridge-street, Blackfriars. 715 Bele l6 stone 13 0 13 6 13 4
opera 0. ~,. N, sq., yR. 16. THEOPHRASTUS with 50 Engravings. orderly mariner ; many national guards daily bring their WILLIAM EASTWOOD, Waterloo-road, Surrey, linen- 347 Barley ,16 stone 13 0 17 0 14 5
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theta JEE, Esq. draper, Nov. 11, at eleven, 18, at twelve, and Dec. 20, at eleven 5,471 Oats.., l2 stone 10 0140 10 8
sharp' ' th ese Resolutions ' • - 17 and 18. HORACE. arms to the Mayor's office. The King's attorney is con- at the Court of Commissioners. Jones, Princes-street, Bank. ' 16,877 Cwt. Flour - 9 stone 4 0 72 0 0 0
ae,lee_ ce;,,,, ons be advertised the County Papers,
19. JUVENAL and PERSIUS. stantly engaged in the preliminary proceeding.. JOHN GOLDING, Manchester, draper, Nov. 22, at nine, 766 Oatmeal .....---..... 8 stone 9 6 15 0 11 10
01/10"" -., C,0,..-44, Morning Chronicle, Morning Herald, Sun,
erie 23, and Dec. 20, at two, at the Albion Hotel, Manchester. Ad- Sold to Rakers only.
ell b. rt and London Journals. 20 to 22. THUCYDIDES. (From the Constitutionnel of Sunday.)
Of tY e G, F 11.1
F. OIUNTZ, Esq., and seconded by A. F. Any Author may be had separate. WARSAW, OCT. 23.-Our letters from Prussia say, Manchester.
lington, Gregory, and Faulkner, Bedford-row, London; Owen, 14,565 Cwt. Flour l3 0 22 0 17 11%
Average price of Wheat and Flour 43a. 4d. per deck.
rig 0 . 10.
GREGORY. Esq. that after havin unformed uarantine th i I DIVIDENDS. Firsts, ---... from 21s. lid. to 225. id.
iell0; ' ,That the ,i.,. Published this day, handsomely bound in rose.coloureeg p q , e n entry of '
J. Devey, Coal Exchange, coal factor, Nov. 29, at one, at the Receipts of Flour, 13,7281
a, Seconds, -... from 13s. Od. to 20s. 0,1.
t ' th YtO • eeigh Sheriff, George Lucy, Esq., be requested Morocco price One Guinea, Rybinski's corps has been cantoned about Nuremburg, the Court of Commissioners-J. C. White, Mitre-court, Fenchurch- Sales of I)°' 16'-'" Thirds, from 4s. Od. to 10s 1-1,
as II tld 41 the above Resolutions and Addresses on behalfcavalry near Danizic, and the artillery near Elbing. Some street, merchant, Nov. 29, at twelve, at the Court of Commis-
! ? t'etine. 'ANNUAL
HEATH'S PICTURESQUE PRICE or BREAD.
linen-dra• er Nov. 20 at
sioners-W. Jones, New Bond-street, a ,
at 'it re, (R: HEATH'S
for 1832. Containing twenty-six beautifully- officers and privates, however, of this corps have already Nor Quarters Loaf _ Seed.l Half Quartern ..........................43/id
eleven, at the Court of Commissioners-J. C. Burckhardt, Nor-
a /11% `l4ott `signed) GEORGE LUCY, Sheriff.
11 So " Gt
PHILLIPS, Bart., having taken the . r
finished Plates, executed by the first Engravers, under the returned to Poland, and even to Warsaw, with passports thumberland-strect, Strand, goldsmith, Nov. 29, at eleven, at the Wheat, Barley. Oats. Flour, per cwt.
from the Prussian Government. Court of Commissioners-S. Brunie Channg-cross, sword-cutler, per barrel per barrel per barrel ,--&-.-,
exclus*re direction of Mr. CHARLES HEATH ; from
y 011 Y ' !'d by s• Chair, Dec at one, at the Court of Commissioners-J. and E. Barber
It is thought that the corps of R I • le G. ec.
' ' 20 stone. 16 stone. 14 stone. Ist. 21.
ir. (-1 Drawings by CLARKSON STANFIELD, Esq. With ~„ y nos 1, i en
-elnedt Cowper's-court, Cornbill, stockbrokers, Dec. 2, at twelve, at the - -- -
11, 1., -• Sictrwitti, Bart., and seconded by F.
letter-press Descriptions, embodied in the Narrative of a • unrapow,ki, and Rohland, will be allowed to enjoy the Court of Commissioners-W. Moberly, Old Broad-street, men. s.d. a s.d. s.d.as.d. tad. as.d. s. d. as, ti, s. d.as. at
It that the b Lewtxr, Esq., M.P. benefits of the capitulation ; that is to say, that the officers chant, Dec. 2, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners-W. J. Ri- Cork ...-...
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'' ini • Italy, the Tyrol, and the Countries bordering the Rhine.
and privates, after having taken the oath to the Emperor ''f 1i26 02i5r12015 0 Si 0 TO 18 ll 20 16 010 0 I
Emperor, Court of commissioners-a. Fitton, Brewer's-street, s- t eel. ?°°'''!' -
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oilisfi a conduct in the Chair.stoners-G. C. P. Living, St. Helen's-place merchant, Nov. 29, Carlow...-125 0270120 13 0 0 9 620 62100 0 0 0
row .4 (Seined) GEORGE PHILLIPS.with of Rybinski's corps who returned yesterday to Warsaw,
Five hundred copies are printed on royal Bvo., h . ' • at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners-g. Briggs, Grantham,
We 1;01 Vriets 4 Plates on India paper, price 2f. 10s. elegantly bound in a. given an account of the retreat of that corps to the Lincolnshire, tailor, Nov. 29, at.tere at
.the Court of Commis- Beef, Mutton, Pork, Butter.
!per lb. per lb. per cwt. Ist. 2.i. Nit 4th, iSeri
. goes/ ill .li 4'.. Is hereby given to EDWARD rose.coloured morocco. Early application is necessary to Prussian frontiers. Members of the Diet, Ministers, Ge. sioners-E Hale, Prowbridge, Wiltshire, innkeeper, Nov. Nov. 29, at
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children, yard, Russell-street, Covent-garden, orange.merchant, Nov. 7t,
Yip__ nty of followin ricer •-India, before Letters marched absolutely barefoot in the mud, and very at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners-H. Wardell, jun., C0rk...,.. 4i 631 525 0 31 0940900840 80 1 76 0
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J. Devey, Coal Exchange, coal-factor, Nov. 29, at one, at the
Court of Commissioners—J. C. White, Mitre-court, Fenchurch-
street, merchant, Nov. 29, at twelve, at the Court of Commis-
sioners—W. Jones, New Bond-street, linen-draper, Nov. 29, at
eleven, at the Court of Commissioners—J. C. Burckhardt, Nor-
thumberland-street, Strand, goldsmith, Nov. 29, at eleven, at the
Court of Commissioners—S. Bruno, Channg-cross, sword-cutler,
Dec. 2, at one, at the Court of Commissioners—J. and E. Barber,
Cowper's-court, Cornbill, stockbrokers, Dec. 2, at twelve, at the
Court of Commissioners—W. Moberly, Old Broad-street, mer-
chant, I)ec. 2, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners—W. J. Rl-
ch,rdson, Nicholas-lane, merchant, Nov. 29, at twelve, at the
Court of Commissioners—J. Fitton, Brewer's-street, Somers'-
town, leather-cutter, Nov. 29, at one, at the Court of Commis-
sioners—G. C. I'. Living, St. Helen's-place. merchant, Nov. 29,
at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners—S. Briggs, Grantham,
Lincolnshire, tailor, Nov. 29, at ten, at the Court of Commis-
sioners—E Hale, Trowbridge, Wiltshire, innke,per, Nov, 29, at
twelve, at the Court of Commissioners—J. Davis, King's Head-
yard, Russell-street, Covent-garden, orange-merchant, Nov. 29,
at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners—ll. Wardell, jun.,
Old Gravel-lane, wine.merehant, Dec. 2, at twelve, at the
Court of Commissioners—T. Bannister, John-street, Totten-
ham-court-road, goldsmith, Nov. 29, at twelve, at the Court of
Commissioners—H. Greaves, Manchester, merchant, Nov. 50, at
one, at the Palace Inn, Manchester—T. Hacker, Great Guild.
ford-street, Southwark, hat-dyer, Nov. 29, at tell, at the Court of
Commissioners—S. Beckett, Hodge, Cheshire, cotton-spinner,
Dec I, at ten, at the York Hotel, Manchester—W. Lazell, Col-
chester, Essex, linen-draper, Nov. 29, at twelve, at the Red Lion
Inn, Colchester—J. Botcherby, Darlington, Durham, iron.mer-
chant, Dec. 1, at two, at the King's Head Inn, Darlington—W.
Hodgson, Leeds, flax-spinner, Dec. 1, at twelve, at the Court
House, Leeds—T. Murrell, Evesham, Worcestershire, grocer,
Dec. 2 at eleven, at the Northwich Arms Inn, Bengeworth,
Evesham—W. Maunder and J. Maunder, Morchard Bishop,
Devonshire, woollemmanuficturers, Nov. 30, at twelve, at the
Globe Hertel, Exeter.
CERTIFICATES, Nov. 29.
O. Holt, Walton-on-the-Hill, Liverpool, schoolmaster—C.
, joiner—C. Pottinger, Green Dragon public-
house,ureh—W. Jennings, Abergavenny, draper—
King-street, Snow-hill, wine-merchant—T.
Tas ke r,
Stepney I.iverpoolc h
IS:'DNee:lg,hßlSlzrl'estnh'orse-dealer—J. H. I'ontin, Turmnill-street,
Cow-cross wire-weaver—L. Zachariah and 0. Novra, High
Holborn, 'dealers in toys-4. Evans, Northumberland-street,
asßinicghhaarl
dealer r i
in pplete
wool—D.
Wright, Birmingham, lamp-manufacturer—J. Halket, Liverpool,
Richardson,
t rne, e t ,
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dr Charing-cross, t‘• rvo .s s , thift tailor—J.on,B
timber-merchant—S. Beckett, Hodge, Cheshire, cotton-spinner,

It is thought that the corps of Rybinski, Gielgud,
Chrapowski, and Robland, will be allowed to enjoy the
benefits of the capitulation ; that is to say, that the officers
and privates, after having take❑ the oath to the Emperor,
will be permitted to return to Poland. One of the officers
of Rybineki's corps, who returned yesterday to Warsaw,
has given au account of the retreat of that corps to the
Prussian frontiers. Members of the Diet, Ministers, Ge-
nerals, Magistrates, officers, soldiers, even women and
children, marched absolutely barefoot in the mud, and very
few bad any covering on their heads. Rybinski himself
had neither hat nor cloak. When they arrived in the
Prussian territory, the first care of the Prussian authorities
was to confine the Ministers and Members of the Diet in
the convent of the Bernardines at Strasburgb, where they
remained prisoners fifteen hours without provisions.
Pam, Nov. s.—Some letters from the coast of
Africa give very unsatisfactory accounts of the state of the
French colony commenced a year ago at Algiers, and so
little advanced up to this time. The colonists complain of
the miserable condition in which they are suffered to lan-
guish, having hardly any shelter to cover them. The
question must be plainly strted. Will France keep AL
Oen.? Is it their interest to do so ? The answer is at
hand. We have not conquered to cede—we have not ex-
p.nded large sums to derive no benefit from them—we
have not entertained the very feasible hope to have a co-
lony two days' sail from France, more profitable than those
of the Antilles, to gire it up in this manner. France will
not renounce Algiers; it persists in keeping its new do_
minion, from which it expects to reap advantage.
A letter from St. Petersiturgh, of Oct. 29. says—" The
day before yesterday there was a Te Deum and a re-
view, and the theatres were re-opened, on account of the
events in Poland. The Ministers of all the Powers were
present, except those of France and England. It was ob-
served that the Austrian Ambassador, during the review,
was in constant conversation midi the Emperor. You
will doubtless see his manifesto."
We do not understand what our correspondent means
by the word manifesto: probably he alludes to the acts
of vengeance exercised on unhappy Poland, which are evi-
dently violations of the treaties and of the sacred promises
of the Czars.
The Chamber of Deputies continues the discussion of the
project of law for the recruiting of the army.

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without delay, into Political Unions : the Notting-
ham Political Union has not been supported as it
ought to have been by the middle classes and
tradesmen in the town, but means have been
adopted to resuscitate it; about one thousand
members have enrolled their names In it, and
it is confidently expected it will at length
meet with the undivided support of the town.—
The Council have published an animated and
well-written address, and we have taken the liberty
of copying it, for the advantage of our readers :

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PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
T. F. Mason and J. Saunders, Cambridge-road, Mile-end, dyers
—NV. Dawes and J. Edwards, Finch-lane, Cornhill, general-
agents—W. Mower and T. Smith, Oxford-street, cabinet-makers
—E. Fyles and F. Bollen, Ludgate-street, lace-merchants—F.
M. Stocken and J. Vincent, Mark-lane, sine-merchants—T.
Geere and L. Mackmurdo, Limehouse, ship-breakers—P. aid T.
Harwood, Stafford I'ottcry, Thornaby, brown earthenware-ma-
nufacturers—J. Griffiths and R. Lumley, High Holborn, con-
fectioners—W. and 'F. Itiby, Lancashire, file-makers—R. H.
Furness and J. Furby, Bridlington, colour-manufacturers—W.
L. Harrison and J. Messer, Chelmsford, grocers—S. Lawson and
M. Walker, machine-makers—J. Smith, J. Town, and J. Town,
Keighley and Leeds, paper-manufacturers (so far as regards J.
smith)_R, Homer and D. Chapman, Little Yarmouth, school-
masters—A. Ogilvie and It. Buchanan, St. Thomas, Glasgow—J.
Hare, jun. and J. Elsain, Lincoln, coach-builders—C. and It. P.
Savage, High-street, NN Intechapcl, cheesemongers—W. Spensley
and T. Bridgett, ran. Aldermanbury, agents—T. Chandler, J.
Hunter, and H. Miles, Bower's-mill, near Guildford, mealmen
—E. S. Walker and C. Reade, Manchester, cotton-merchants—
J. Dempsey, J. Pickard, and It. Hall, Liverpool—S. Puplett and
.1. H. Lemoro, Maldon, grocers—W. Allen and J. Towers,
Liverpool, grocers—S., T., and J. Parkes, Birmingham, gilt-toy-
makers (so tar as regards S. Parkes)—T. and G. Newton, R. Scott,
T., M., and J. Chambers, Thornclifre, Mortomlcy, and Chapel-
town, Yorkshire, iron-masters—T. Morrie and U. G. Pickering,
Nottingham, hosiers—lt. Pearson and 'l'. Musgrove, Liverpool,
ironmonger,

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" FRIENDS AND FELLOW-COUNTRYMEN, ADVOCATES
or REFORM, RETRIENCIIIiIV,T, AND PEACE-In publicly
calling upon you to join the ranks of the Nottingham Po-
litical Union, it is our duty to untold reasons sufficiently
strong to influence your determination. These reasons
are dependent upon two plain facts :—First, that union
increases strength ; and secondly, that the present aspect
of political events is such as to demand from the people of
England the full display of every energy, moral, intellec-
tual, and social ; in short, the simultaneous utterance of
their political strength and will. If these facts be ad-
mitted, the conclusion becomes inevitable,—you must
unite, or remain in separate weakness ' shorn of your
strength.' We say if these facts be admitted, and what
advocate for Parliamentary Reform will dispute their ad.
mission? Do we not remember the time when the name
of a Reformer was branded with every mark of ignominy
and reprobation ? Do we not find that name now almost
universally applauded, and assumed as a badge of honour
by all orders of mind and all ranks of into, from the
scholar to the school-boy, from the starving artisan to
the crowned King? Yes, and by what means has tkis
revolution been effected? Have not, from ten million
voices, the energies of petition, and protest, and appeal,
performed their separate functions ? and have they not
piled upon each other their individual power, until the
weakness of solitary complaint has become strong in the
strength of moral union? Yee, to union we owe all that
we enjoy; and from union we expect all that we desire
and deserve. Our past efforts have been vast—and so
has been the work we have achieved. Shall we remit
our exertions because of momentary disappointment? No,
we will redouble those exertions. Our past efforts have
laid the base, and reared the column ; our present effort
shall erect the summit, and complete the glorious monu-
ment of a renovated Constitution. This is not the lan-
guage of hyperbole, but of literal and sober truth. We
are a part and portion of the mass of moral and intellectual
elements which, by their confederated action, have
wrought that which is already done, and will work out
that which is yet in embryo. We speak with the voice
of many millions, and we are strong in the strength of
which we form an integer. Though we be but a drop in
the ocean of public energy and will, ours is the accumu-
lated and accumulating power of the sum total of all the
active principles of reforming policy in and out of a direct
official controul over the destinies of our country. Whilst
we now speak, unions are forming in every district, town,
and village. Last week Leicester commenced her union
with one thousand names. Are you alone to slum-
ber, whilst the work of a regenerating policy is call-
ing into life thousands who have long been dead in
political trespasses and sins ! Are you alone to indulge
in indolent repose, whilst the war, the god-like war, be-
tween liberal maxims and despotic institutions, is winging
its lightning path from the furthest east to the remotest
west ; and, like the lightning, is renovating the filthy
atmosphere through which it passes, leaving, instead of
" damp, dull degeneracy," where peace and plenty cannot
harbour, a healthy breathing place for virtue and for hap-
piney's. Awake, men of Nottingham ! Look to the cape-

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THE BISIIOPS.—In 1585, JAMES VI., in
answering the animadversions drawn up at his own re-
quest by the Church Reformers of that time, upon the
arbitr_lry Acts of Parliament, passed under the influence
of " the worthless favourite," JAMES STUART, Earl of
Arran—defines a Bishop thus—" I allow not a Bishop
according to the traditions of men or inventions of the
Pope, but only according to GOD'S word, and not to tyran-
nize over his brethren or to do any thing of himself, but
with the advice of his whole diocess, or at least with the
wisest number of them, to serve him for a Counsel ; and
to do nothing alone except teaching the word—administer-
ing the Sacrament—aid voting in Parliament accord-
ingly." This is the office and duty of a Bishop. Have
those of the present day discharged these duties—have they
taken the advice of their whole diocess—have they but
consulted the wisest number of it.—No ! They have not
even listened to the multifarious remonstrances, and im-
portunate though humble solicitations of a united nation--
but called by the Cardinals of a despotic and troth plighted
facti6n for an unworthy purpose, they have. insidiously
favoured these headstrong connivers who should be unknown
to them. What ? They cannot then be Bishops. No—
aey are not even wise men—barely men at all. For,
while intellect has been advancing with an almost incre-
dible rapidity, common sense among them, without which,
" Man cannot manly be," has been long marching retro-
gradely, and that with not a very slow step !—Scotstnan.
GOLD.—The component Tarts of gold of dif-
ferent colours may be thus taken, according to the Journal
des Connoissances Usuelles :—Yellow g(71,1 is gold in all
its purity. Red gold (rouge) consists of gold three parts,
and of copper 1-16 carets. Gold vert-pre has of fine
gold three parts, of silver 1-16 carets. Gold vert feuilles
mortes consists of fine gold IS parts, of silver 10 parts.
Gold bleuatre is composed of gold. with a slight quantity
of iron. That which is called white gold, is silver, the
brightness of which is dimmed by some alloy, or it is the
platina which some foreign jewellers use.
A LAWYEROUTWITTED.—Some time since,
a young gentleman,. Mr. C—, well known about town,
went to consult a legal gentleman of Lincoln's Inn, about
carrying off an. heiress. " You cannot do it without
danger," said the Counsellor; " but let her mount a
horse, and hold the bridle and whip, do you then get up
behind her, and you are run away with by her, in which
case you are safe." Next day the Counsellor found his
daughter had run away in the aforesaid wanner with his
client !