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The Sun.
London, England, 1823-08-28

THE THEATRES:

HAYNAnicyr.--The new Comedy of Streeti,..
•hearts and Wives was announced, for tepresentar
tion last night, but on account of the sutiden in-.
disposition of,Miss LOVE, was unavoidably sus-.
pended„ and the substitute was Exchange. no,
Robbery. This latter comedy was so well sup-
,ported by Ltyrott, TERRY., WILLIAMS, Mrs.
CitArrEttLET and indeed the whole Drantatit

Persona!, that the audience had: no reason,
except for the illness of a respectable young
actress, to consider the Exchange.. as a Robbery.
The farce of Fish out °pouter followed, and the.
approbation which attended it the night before
was folly. confirmed on this occasion. Indeed'
this farce is socwell constructed,,ahounds in such,
ludicrous incidents, and.ip particular affords such
ample scope for. the talents of LisTort, that it: is
likely to become one of, the most popular pieces,
which this prolific Theatre hos brought forward..
I...l:4cqasn O,PERA 110,LISE.—Thp name of, Mrs,
CENTLIKRE is so deservedly high in, the dra-,
matic annals of this country,, that, her, lively
muse could not fail to give interest and at-.
traction, to any of her productions. Last night
a two act Farce, was brought forth, at this
theatre, under the title of Two Curious, by, hull,;
or Illalplot in Spain, fo u old ed as slated, on Mrs.
'Crxp.ivaE's,sequel to The Duos Body, As the
;fair Author may be supposed to have exert-_
:ed all her powers. in the latter comedy,,
it is by no means surprising that the, stguel,w,a4
not at the time equally, successfuk ilowever„ itr
was impossible that any, work, of so liyely a wrker.
could he w!iolly, devoid, of, spirit and
Accordingly the piece was worth revival,,and it
was last night very favourably received.:
!The farce abounds with, intriguing Luck
dents, as might be expected,, and the un-,
:lucky Hero. brings himself into. many ludi-
crous difficulties,. which afford! much diVersion.
WREN,CII, was very entertaining. in the part of
Marplot, and is an actor of so much ready humour,
that he is well entitled to a station on Patentee.
,boards. The farce was otherwise so well support,
ed by PEARMAN, BAKER, BENNET, Miss DaUct,
'Mrs. W. LIPPERT, Miss CARR, and Mrs. GnOva,

•
that it was, annonoced for repetition with general
assent.

Mrs. VI;STRIS (Mad a.ing,, or Signora, at the.
King's Theatre) is performing successfully at.
Edinburgh. She is certainly a. spirited actress,.
and. possesses such merit as on actress as, to
deserve the favoay which she. seems to, have at-
tained.

The Farce of Monsieur Towson, 13. performing
with great success at Eilinburgh, where tip ori-
ginal tale, a few seasons ago, was priptcd, on the,
111 r. 13.,aAN,n0.5(,, lat of ov,ente-GardtekkTheatret
is said, to, he really a lineal descendant of the
'memorable ci,tkar.ks BAA.Nnon„ Duke of SnsheX%
skticl he seems, at least, to inherit the Nood,,if not
the fortune, of his great ancestor, in being so
ready to take to the iielfiood encounter Oe foe.

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London, England, 1823-08-28

COAL-MARKET, AUG. 27.
Ships at Market. Ships sold
67i Newcastle . 58i
24 Sunderland . . 23

Prim.
3bq Od to d4s Od
36s tad to 44s 9d

BIRTHS.
On the Ist insta.nt, at Qibraltar, the Lady of James Ross
Oxberry, Efq. of a son.
On the 25th instant, at Reel-house, Amershant, Bucks, the.
Lady of H. W. Allison, Esq. of a son.
On Tuesday, the 211th instant, at Hickiield-place, the Lady
of Charles Shaw I.efevre, Esq., of a daughter.
London, England, 1823-02-26

SPORTING.

' ROYSTON PARK COURSING, F. 24.
There was a fine day's play for the Cup and the Sovereigns,
and the field was well attended by sporting charactert.

• " THE SILVER cur.
S W. Herd's Rose beat Mr. Hodges's wt. b.
Mr. llarrison's'Marmion beat Mr. Rowland's Gypsey.
Mr. Speed's blk. d. beat Mr. James's Alameluke.
Mr. Houldsworth's Spy beat Mr. Round's
TUE Ti.ES

Mr. Harrisem's Martnionbeat Sir AV. Herd's Rose.
,Mr. ifouldsworth's Spr beat Mr. Speed's blk. d.
St:C(IND CIE.-I,oit THE Clip.
Mr. Harrison's Alannion beat Mr. Houldsworth's Spy.
TILE FIFTEEN GUINEAS.
Mr. Flower's Fly beat Mr. Harrington's blk. cl.
Mr. Jocelyn's Sleepwalker beat Mr. Frederick's Castle.
Fly won with Sleepwalker anti got the Stake.

• ROYAI4 HUNT.
On Friday last his Majesty's Stag Hounds met on Engle.
field Green, where a numerous held of sportsmen of all ranks
were assembled.to partake of the day's diversion. About ten
o'clock the Deer was turned out of the cart and took to the right
towards the new Plantation, and soon after turning to the left
down the hill to the Race.course, taking to the right towards
Egham, when he soon was taken after a very short chase.--
The huntsmen and hounds, with a numerous attendance of
sportsmen, went off immediately to Swinley, and had another
line Deer turned out for the day's diversion, whfeh showed
great sport, taking across the Forest to the left of Ha hut,
across the country round by Guildford, taking through the in.
closures and fleas to the left towards Cobham, when the deer
was taken after a run of two hours.
London, England, 1823-02-26

BRITISH CONCERTS,

Under the Immediate .Patronage of HIS MAJESTY.
THE SUBSCRIBERS to the above CON-
CERTS are respectfully informed, that their TICKETS
are now ready for delivery at the ROYAL HARMONIC
INSTITUTION, ARGYLL ROOMS; and they are most
particularly requested to take them out on or before FRI-
DAY, the 21st Instant.

GEORGE NICKS, Secretary,
83, Portland-street.

FOR. COLDS, COUGHS, AsTHM &c.

TI! PECTOttA.I4 ELI XI IL • Experience
Ja. during a very long period, has ineontestihly proved
thr superior efficacy of this Medicine, in all cases of Colds,
Coughs, -and Asthmatic Agections. By promoting gentle
expectoration, it very shortly relieves the Patient of rvslight
or recent Cold, and a few doses are •gen.erally sufficient to
remove those which neglect has rendered more continued and
obstinate, and which are accompanied with Cough, Spitting
of Blood, and other serious symphims. Its peculiar balsamic
poweis tend to heal sorrness, and allay the irritation of the
lungs, in cASCg of Cough; and •in Asthmatic Affections it as-
sits and gives freedom to the Breath. • %

. Sold in Bottles, at is. tid. and 2s. nd. by Butler's Cite,
tnits, 4. (I)eapside, St. Pouf's' and 410, Itegrut.street, (near
the Argyle Room,), London ; Waterlou•place, Edin-
burgh 34,.Sachville-street, Oublin; and by the princiNl
Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom.
careful to ask for Butler's Prow al Elixir, and
to observe the Goveronnot Stew!) has the words " Butler, 4,
Chropaitle," engraved on it.
London, England, 1823-02-26

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.

On Sunday last the Duke of Sussex gave his first Grand
Dinner at Kensington Palace, since his Royal Highness's re-
turn from the sea-coast.

The same day Mr. alaberley gave a Grand Entertainment at
his house in Grosvenor-square.
Also, the Speaker and Sir William Pringle, Bart.' gave ele.
gant Dinners ; the latter at his new residence in Stratford-
place. The Countess of Harrington had a fashionable Evening
Party.
On the day preceding, the folloAing Noblemen gave (hand
Dinners :—The Earl of 1-larrowby (a Cabinet Dinner), in
Grosvenor-square ; Lord Palmerston, in Stanhope-street; Vis-
count Cranborue, in Park-place ; Viscount Barnard, in Con-
naught-place. •
On :Monday twatl Sidmouth gave his first Dinner, in Clif-
ford-street ; the Earl of Westmoreland, one in Grosvenor-
square; and air. Davenport, one in Lower Brook-street.

,
Bray ST. F.031.1)14D15, FEB. 2..1.—Tt is .expected, that;
during this Spring, a Fancy Dress Ball will be held here, under
distinguished Patronage, at the Subscription Assembly Rooms.
These rooms are handsome, and have been lately decorated with
a splendid brass chandelier, with the French lights attached to
it,' and is valued at upwards of 110111. There is one great defi-
ciency in these, moms, which might be easily remedied, and
that is, the watt of a retired Card-room. A Committee of five
or seven Gentlemen is to be composed, who are to superintend
the above Ball, and make arrangements about issuing Tickets,
-so as to prevent any intrusions. The price of Tickets to be as
usual, and the customary excellent snpper included. There is
no doubt that it will be well attended, if we may judge by the
names of those who have been occasionally selected for the
Stewards. It will add, however, much to the effect of the night,
if the glass-lights are brightened previously, and sufficient
notice 'vit the night appointed is given. We were glad to see the'
.late Ball numerously, and certainly elegantly, formed.
London, England, 1823-02-26

FASIIIONABLI: .AINIVALS.

'The Earl of Besborough, from his seat, Roeharnpton ; Sir
George Pocock, Bart. from a tour ; Viscount Bernard, from
his seat, Iver-lodge, Bucks; Lord Berwick, from his seat,
Salop ; Lord Ilawke, from his seat in Yorkshire; Marchioness
of Exeter, from her seat, Roehatupton ; Lord Langford, from
his seat, Cooper-hill, Surrey ; Mr. Ileathcote, from Norman-
ton.park, Lincolnshire ; Sir Davidge Gould, Bart. ut Blake's
Hotel, Jermyn-street ; Sir George Nugent, at Reddish's Hotel,
Jel'inyn-street ; Dowager Countess of Pembroke, from her seat,
Richmond-park ; Hon. C. A. Pelham, from his seat, Lincoln-
shire; Sir R. Peel, Bart. from his seat in StatfOrdshire ; Hon.
Mr. Anson, from Staffordshire ; Lord Selsey, from his seat in
Sussex ; Hon. 31r. Eardley, from Yorkshire.
DEPART TritEs.—Admiral Sir Richard Strachan, Bart. from
the Hyde Park Hotel, for Brighton ; Ifenry. Ileathcote, Esq.
from ditto ; Capt. Bayard, Ist Life Guards, from ditto; for
Windsor; Capt. Bayard, 15th Hussars, from ditto, for nouns-
' low; 111 r. and .Mrs. Tomkins and Family, from Batts' lintel,
for Ireland ; Non. Mr. Gage, from ditto; Mrs. Wi!son and
Family, from ditto.
London, England, 1823-08-21

ERCANTI LE SHIPPING.

FitmouTn, Atm. S.W.-:.Arrived the Alert,
Chapman, from Galloon, in 62 days Duke of Wellington
packet, from America: sailed from. New York the 21st ult.
and Halifax the Ist inst. The Roletta, Atkinson, arrived off
the Port yesterday : sailed from St Jago di Cuba the lath of
June, and from Jamaica, with about 30 sail of vessels, ander
convoy of his Majesty's Ship Pyramus, on the let of June, and
left the convoy on the 18th.--Information was received here
this morning that ti Dutch East Indianian was on shore on
unwalloe Iliad:, the other side of the Lizard, Supposed to have
happened in the fog yesterday; no particulars have yet trans-
pired.
DEAL, AUG. 20.—Wind S.W.--Came down from the River
and remain, the Royalist, Cook, for the South Seas. Arrived
the Brothers, Motley, from Jamaica; Pursuit, Beane, from
Petersliiirgh ; and Fanny, Guild, from Gibraltar. for Leith :
sailed the let of August. None of the outward-bound have,
sailed to-day.
PORTSMOUTH, At; G. 20.—Wind S.W.—Salled the Success
transport to the Eastward. . . .
Cowes, Atm. 20.—Arrived the Borodino transport, to take
troops to the Cape of Good HoPe.
PLYatotITII, At:a. arrivals or
Ease IwnrA SITIPPINIG.—Yexterday a Court of Directors
was held at the East India House, when the Ibllowing ships
were thus timed, viz. :—Macqueen, Duchess of Athol, and
Berwickshire, for Bengal and China; Thomas Coutts, Duke
of York, .and .Castle-Iluntley—Botnbay and China;_ General
Harris—St. Helena, Bencoolen and China ;to be afloat 18th
Nov. 1823 ; sail to Gravesend 4.1 d December ; xis,' there thirty
days; and be in the Downs Bth Jen. 1824. Sir David Scott,
Canning, and Earl of Balearras—Bengal and China; London
—St. Helena, Bombay, and China ; to be afloat 17th Decem-
ber, 1823 ; sail to Gravesend 31st ditto; stay there 30 days ;1
and be in the Downs sth February, 1824. Matra and blar9uis
Camden,--Bombay and China •, Lord Melville and Wllham
Fairlit--:Madras and China to be afloat-31st December; 1823;
sail to Graveaend 15th Jan. 182 i ; stay there 30 days ; and he
in the Downs 20th February. Orwell and Thames—China
direct ; to he afloat 28th February, 1824 ; sail to Gravesend
14th March; stay there 30 days; and be in the Downi 18th
London, England, 1823-08-21

PIGEON SHOOTING.

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The match between Capt. Smith of Cheam, and Mr. Hu&
son his partner, against Messrs. litgincy and Hollingsworth, at
13 birds each, 20 yards from the trap, for 30 sovereigns, took
place on Bagshot Heath on Tuesday. It was a sporting n►atch,
and the gun was backed to kill each time. Betting even, and
that 42 birds were not killed. The match was decided as fol-
lows c

Hudson, II; Smith, 10; Total, 21.—Rodney, 10 ; Hollings.
worth, 9 ; Total, HI.
The day was fine, and the 'dawning was very true. The
winners were backed at 2 to 1 after having shot at four birds
each, and betting became even again after both had missed
their ninth birds. The birds tie* fitvourable to the gun.

WHITE SAVAGES.—The Milledgeville (United
States) Papers, inform us, that a few Indians
having encamped, two or three weeks ago, in a
neighbouring county, for the purpose of supply.
ing themselves with venison, a party of white
men went to their camp (the Indians being oh.
sent on a hunting excursion), and took their
blankets, clothes, saddles, bridles, provision,
and skins, and made a bonfire of the whole !
The Indians were entirely peaceable, had done
no mischief, and were furnished with recommeo.
rations from M'lntosh and Burnett, soliciting
for them friendly treatment; but it was the mis-
fortune of these children of the forest to meet
with savages worse than Indicts. i
London, England, 1823-08-21

MARACAIBO RETAKEN.

Curacoa Paperi to the 12th inst. give an ste-
count of the recapture of Maracaibo, by the
troops under MottALEs, who entered the town
with the main. body of the army, withoutany
resistance; the :'Colombian force having made
good their retreat, 'after hiving pillaged the city.
FROM HMANlCUl.—Cartain PEZANT arrived
at Charleston, in five days, from Havannah ;. re-
ports that a French frigate had arrived there
with a flag al truce with dispatches from the Go-
vernor of Martinique to the Governor of Cuba:
they proposed an accommodation between the
French of that island and Cuba, which Was not
acceded to.

COMMERCIALLY IMPORTANT.—The New York
Mercantile Advertiser says, that an arrangement
has been agreed upon between the Governors of
the Spanish and French West India islands, that
their commerce shall not he molested by the ves-
sels of war of those notions on the station. This
arrangement was completed at Martinique.

TUE PAVILLTON at Brighton, according to re.
port, is to be wholly demolished, but whether for
the purpose of rebuilding on the same scite is
not known. The very idea of. His MAJESTY'S
removal from the place has excited much alarm.
We hope, however, that it will continue to be the
occasional residence of His MAJESTY, as the air
is salutary, and the inhabitants loyal and affec-
tionate in the bigheit degree.

The lioyal ter-race at Windsor will not be again
opened to the public on Sunday evenings dUring
the remainder of the season.

Yesterday morning at half-past eleven o'clock
the Duke of CLAIu arrived in town from
Bushey, end left town for the same place in the
evening.
The I)uke•of WELLINGTON transacted business
on Tuesday at the Ordnance Office in Pull-mall,
preparatory to his departure for the Continent,
911 his tour of inspection.. _

We are happy to state that the Earl of BRJAGE.
WA.TI4II, who for so long a period was dangerously
HI, has recovered his health and spirits to a
degree which has mast agreeably surprised his
friends.

• Mn. Inv'No.-7-ghe fame of this gentleman as
a Preacher has naturally set the engraver to
work, and a print is seen in the shops. If it be
like him, it may fairly be said, that he does not
exhibit " the Beauty of holiness."
General ItorreN, who commands in Barcelona,
is a swiss. The Baron de Cardondelet, who Is at the head of
a strong constitutional guerilla, operating chiefly in the muun.
taint between Arragon and New Castile, Is u Belgian.
Letters by the Leeward Island mail were re-
ceived in Glasgow on Saturday. The crops in
the Leeward Islands were good, but exceedingly
late, from the continued heavy rains at the period
when the packet sailed, the first week in July,
London, England, 1823-11-04

CONTRACTS FOR PRINTING.

THE COMPTOLLEIt of the STATION-
ERY OFFICE hereby gives Notice, Tbat he is ready
to receive Tenders for PRINTING for certain GOVERN-
MENT OFFICES, detailed in the Particulars of Contract,
which will be delivered to all Persons applying for the same,
at the Stationery Office, James-street, Westminster, between
the hours of Eleven and-Three, every dar(Sundays excepted).

No Tender will be received after Twelve o'Clock on the 21th
day of November, nor will any be noticed unless the parties
making the Tender shall have attended with their Sureties, in
the manner pointed out in the Particulars of Contract, pre.
viously to the 17th of November.

To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
HAVE the 6nour 'for inform you, that it
-11- not my intention to offer myself as a CANDIDATE to
fill the VACANCY which has occurred in the Direction by
the death of Mr. C. GRANT, who has so long held a distin.
guished place in the administration of your Affairs.
I beg at the same time moat distinctly to pledge myself to
come forward to the Ballot on the next vacancy, when I respect.
fully solicit the honour of your support; and I can with truth
assure you, that should your favourable suffrages place me
again in a situation of public trust, I shall endeavour to merit
your approbation, and to justify your choice, by a faithful and
diligent discharge of my public duties.
I have the honour to be, with great respect,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your faithful and obedient servant,
11. ST. G. TUCKER.
3, Upper Portland-place, Nov. 3, 1823.

ROGERS'S IMPROVED FLANNEL, Ma-
nufactured from his Patent, Yarn, of Wool only, con-
tinues to preserve a decided preference over every other speciea
of Flannel, for its peculiar softness and not shrinking in wask-
ing. As a proof Of which, the very extensive demand he has
for the Article, both for Exportation and Home Consumption,
bears ample testimony. Its peculiar softness affords warmth
and comfort to the tenderest habits, when other Flannels are
found unpleasant. A saving of at least one-sixth in the quan-
tity necessary, on account of not shrinking in washing, is a
strong recommendation in point of economy. For Waistcoats,
and Ladies' Under Coats, it is particularly recommended.
The Proprietor has prepared an extensive Stock for the ap-
broaching season (in which considerable improvements have
een made), so that his friends may be assured they will not
be disappointed in the execution of their orders, which he re-
grets was the. case during the last Winter.
This Flannel may be obtained from the principal Drapers in
Great Britain and Ireland; and Wholesale, from the Patentee,
JOHN S. ROGERS, Chester.
London, England, 1823-11-04

TOOMACHE AND EARACHE.

DERRY'S ESSENCE has received the sanc.
JIL thin and support of the most Distinguished Person.
ages in the kingdom, together with the united Testimony of
the first Physicians in Europe, and numerous favourable coin.
mews in highly respectable Medical Journals, where it has
been declared to be the " Best thing ever discovered for the
Tooth-ache and Ear.ache."--lt instantaneously relieves the
most excruciating Pain, preserves the 'feet!' sound and firm,
Prevents fusilier Decay, effectually cures the Scurvy in the
Gums. fastens loose Teeth, and renders
them
Firtn and Ser.
viceahle to the latest period, and effectually Prevents the
Toothache.
Sold in Bottles, at Is. lid. and is. 9(1. by Butlers, Chemists,
N 0.4, Clteapside, St. Paul's, and inn, Regviit.street, (near
the Argyle Rooms), London ; Waterloo.place, Edinburgh ;
Saeltrilke.street, Dublin ; and by the principal Medicine Veil.
ders throughout the United Kingdom.
01. Be careful to ask fur "Perry's Essence for the Tooth.
ache.

FROM SATURDAY'S GAZETTE.
London, England, 1823-11-04

IRELAND.

ALARLING OUTRAGES OF THE RIBBON:MEN
IN THIS COUNTY.
, MULLING:tit, OCT. 30.--We have this day to
record several atrocious depredations committed.
within a few miles of this town :
On Sunday night last a party of Ribbonmen, consisting
of about fifty or sixty, all armed, came to the lands of
Strattenstown, five miles west of this town, where keepers
were left in charge of a house and farm, from which tne
tenant had absconded, deeply in arrear of rent. On their
approach to the house they were challenged by one of the
keepers from the farm-yard, into which they instantly fired
several shots; they then surrounded the house, and secured
two other keepers, whom they disarmed and beat in such a
savage manner, that one of them now lies with scarcely a
hope of his recovery; the other received very serious in-
jury. They then set fire to the house, and burnt it to ashes;
there was a quantity of corn in the haggard, which they would
also have consumed, had they not intended to convey it away,
threatening to come again for that purpose. On their retiring
they tired several shots in exultation, and appeared well
quainted with fire-arms, with which they were well supplied.
John C. Lyons, Big., attended by a party of Police con-
stables, proceeded early next morning to the spot, and caused
every attention to be paid to the unfortunate sufferers, in hav-
ing their wounds dress:A, &c. but could not obtain any satis-
factory information whereby the perpetrators could be appre.
hen d ed.

r The gate house of Robert Pardon, of Ituntingdort, Esq., soma,
entered un Sunday last, in the absence of the lawny, by mania
person unknown, who carried Wren excellent blunderbOas.
On Saturday night last, the parish Church of Leney, in this
county, was attacked by some diabolical wretches wl:o shivered
the windows of it to atoms.
A few days since, a man namedTeegan, who had been em-
ployed as driver to the Bishop of itleatii, was tired at nenr 131ack
Shades-bridge, within two miles of Cloward, and mortally
wounded. An inquest was held on his body at Be/liver, when
a verdict of wilful murder was returned against some persons
'unknown. Two men who rtsided in the neighbourhood have
been committed to Trim gaol, to abide their trial at the ensuing
Assizes.—( Westmeath Journal.)
London, England, 1823-11-04

SPAIN.

•
MADRID, OvrouEn 2:i.
have received, through a channel. worthy
Of credit, a Buenos Ayres paper, the contents el which we in-
sert, to show the result of the negociations of the Commissioners
sent by -the Government and the Cortes. This result has
proved such as might have been expected to be brought abort
by men who had no other object in view .than to stir up rebel-
lion all over the world.
(-Here 'follows the preliminary convention drawn up between •
the Government of Buenos-Ayres and the Constitutional Go-
vernment of Spain, which has already appeared in , The Sun.)
We know that the 'Jacobins of the Peninsula, after
appropriating to ' themselves that beautiful portion of
Europe, taking, it by- robbery from its Sovereign, and
leaving it in a worse condition then a house which had
been atrociously broken open and pillaged, went still farther ;
they did every thing in•their power to induce the Spanish Ame-
rican Colonies, whit'., owe so much to Spain, to declare them-
selves independent of the motile: country. Thence proceeded
the Revolutions of Mexico, Terre.-Firma, Peru, Chili, and
Buenos-Ayres. ...Our frantic • invaders of all right and order
stimulated and supported the rehellion,of the American Colo-
nies, making them the theatre of a sanguinary contlict, in which
the blood or innocent and .defencelesS Spaniards was shed in
torrents, in order that the depredators might secure their prey.
Thus it was not to be wondered at that the usurpers of Buenos •
Ayres should seek to aid their werthy,protecters in Spain, with
the view of enabling both to continue to enjoy the fruit'uf their
iniquitous works. They offered to assist them with 20.,000,000
fran es, that the American Rebellion might Still be maintained and
continued ; because, doubtless, they were well convinced that the •
• slightest aid from the Peninsula„ in favour of the South Ante-
; rican Royalists, would destroy..their ephemeral and tyrannical
entpire But, gentlemen,-it is now too late; your Sovereign
is once. more King of Spain ; and those who have preceded you
in crimes, will also precede 'you humiliation and puuishment !
(Madrid fatlette.)
London, England, 1823-11-04

DIVIDENDS.

Nov. 22, C. Mayor, Somerset-street, Portman-square, car-
penter—Nov. 22, T 4. Wilkinson and J. Wighton, Cateaton-
arreet, wollen-drapers—Nov. 22, J. L. Dumont, Austinfriars,
merchant—Nov. 22, 'l'. Taylor, Leadenhall-street, master-
mariner—Nov. 22, J. Shackle, Milk-street, Cheapside, hosier
—Nov. 22. S. Weetch, George-street, Ratcliffe; linen-draper—
Nov. 22, G. Gardner, St. John-street, ironmonger—Nov. 22,
W. Marshal, Regent-street, Westminster, statuary and mason
—Nov. 25, R. Simpson, Crown-court, Threadneedle.street,
merchant—Nov. 25, h. Cullen and J. Pears, Cheapside, factors
—Nov. 22, R. Waco, Castle-street, Falcon-square, merchant--
Nov. 25, J. Lovegrove, Cranham, Glocestershire, timber.
dealer—Nov. 22, J. L. Tuck, Haymarket, jeweller—Nov. 22,
J. (I. Ilubb, Grafton-street East, Fitzroy-square, sculptor--
Nov. 22, A. Trail Hanover-street, Hanover-square, boot-maker
—Nov. 22, D. lidwards, Glocester, teatlealer—Nov. 22, P.
Atkinson, Rathhone-place, Oxford-street, haberdasher—Nov.
22, R. I. Troward, Cuper's-bridge, Surrey, soap.manufac-
turer—Nov. 24, 1). Dunkett, Norwich, veterinary-surgeon—
Nov. 22, J. Corby, Kingaland-road, carpenter—Nov. 25,1 J.
Grafton, Stroud,. Gloucestershire, shoe-maker—Nov. 25,'!.
Holt, Arnold, Nottinghamshire, dealer—Nov. 29, W. (Joyner,
Bristol, dealer—Dec, 10, W. Izod, Redditch, Worcestershire,
draper.
London, England, 1823-11-04

THE ROYAL NAVY, &c.

PoursmouTift Nov. I.—On Tuesday morning, the Isis
frigate, Vice-Admiral Sir Laurence Halsted, K.C.B. Captain
T.-Forrestl C.B. sailed from St. Helen's, for Jamaica, taking
the Commissioners and Consuls (named last week) for the Free
States in SOuth America, Columbia, &c.
Major Ridley and Lieutenant Gundry, with a party of Royal
Marines, have embarked in the Queen Charlotte, and Captain
Priddle and Lieut. Morgan, on board the Albion, to complete
the number of that corps on board these ships to the augment-
ed Peace gstablisliment. Major \Voolridge, and Lieutenants
Mercer, Child, and Parker, have embarked in the Ganges, to
complete that ship to the War Establishment,. for the service
of transportation of troops to our Foreign Colonies. •
On Thursday the Providence, Captain Riniington, sailed for
Madeira, the Cape of Good llcrpe,and Madras; with the follow-
ing passengers, who Embarked at this port :
Lieut.-Colonel Dewar, C. S. Mr. and Mrs. Hortley, Cap-
tain Heard, Rev. Mr. Leslie (Baptist Missionary), and Mrs.
Leslie, Lieut. C. F. Elderton and Lady, Mr. Faulkner, Mr.
and Miss Graves, Ensign Kirshaw, Mr. Curnine, Miss Jefferies,
Miss Menzies, Mr. and Mrs. Menzies.
On Thursday, the Success transport, Lieut. S. P. Pritchard,
sailed from Sierra Leone and Cape Coast Castle, with Naval
Stores, &c.
In the gale of Thursday night, from the N.N.E. the Ganges
drove from her moorings, in the Harbour, to alongside the
Dock-yard—No other damage was clone.
Captain Hope Johnstone, of the Edith', is promoted to the
rank of Post-Captain, and appointed to the Doris, vice Capt.
Vernon, resigned ; Captain T. Bourchier, of the Beaver, is
appointed to the Eclair.--Mr. Robert Annsrrong to be Sur-
geon of the Genoa, vice White ; Mr. P. Miller to be Master
of the Genoa.
An Act of Parliament was passed in the last Session, autho-
rising the transport of Convicts to any of our Colonies, for the
purpose of being employed in any of the public works carry.
ing on in them for their improvement ; and in consequence, the
Antelope has been commissioned at Chatham by Lieut. Hire,
for the purpose of conveying a considerable number of them to
Bermuda, where docks are forming, and other considerable
naval plans are projected.—The Antelope will lie at the Island
five years.

ST. JAMES'S HAY MARKET, Nov. 1.
0. Hay 31 4s Od to 51 lOs Of! I Cloy, r, 41 41 Od to 51 15$ a
New Hay 01 us Od to of Os Od 1 Straw 11 lth Od to 21 55 Od
SMITHFIELD.
Old Hay 4l lOs 'td to 61 10s Od-Average, 41 15s 01ii
Straw
Clover 5l Os Od to 61 Os 00- Urn 06'
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W 1-1 IT ECHAPEL.
tiny 4l 0s Oil to 31 Os mi-Arerage, 41 Os Od
New ditto Ol Os Od to 01 Os Otl-Areraget 01 u‘ Od
Straw
Cover 4l 11)% Od to 6! 15s Od--Average, 31 14s tki
London, England, 1823-11-04

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

C. Smith and H. Paul, Norwich, chemists and druggists-.
R. Dendy, J. Bondi, and J. Jefferson, wholesale linen-dra-
pers (so far as regards the said J. Jefferson)—E. Dunhill, G.
Dunhill, and J. Dunhill,Doncaster, innkeepers,post-Itorse-keep-
ers, coach-proprietors, and farmers (so far as regards the said E.
Dunhill)—A. Cardwell, J. Whalley, agd T. Atherton, Preston,
Lancashire, cotton-spinners (so far as regards A. Cardwell and
T. Atherton)-0. Wildig and W. L. Wildig, Chester, lobar-
conists—T. Johnson and R. Hutchinson, Blackburn, Lanca-
shire, spirit-merchants—E. Thorn and W. Gregtion, Liver.
pool, tea and coffee-dealers and general grocers—G. Brink-
man .and T. Shaw, Union-street, Ilishopsgate, watch-makers
—Thomas Gray and Charles Gray, Greenwich, grocers—
Jesse Ainsworth, senior, Wickcn Hall, near Rocedale, Lan-
cashire, and David Ainsworth, Oldham, flannel-rnanu-
facturers at Wicken Hall, anti at Manchester—J. IL West and
M. Forsyth, widow, John-street, Curtain-road, brewers—J.
Webster, D. B. Robinson and J. Sutton, Sheffield cutlers
and factors (so far as regards D. B itobinson)--J. Phillips and
L. J. Abington, Shelton, Staffordshire Potteries—T. Ho/croft
and S. Morton, Manchester, wadding..manufacturers—J. ,liar.shall, S. Blyth and F. Peacock, Norwich, orchell and cudbear.
manufacturers--G. Lawrence and J. Lawrence, New Bond-
street, pocket-book and dressin-g-case-manufacturers--'W.
Chance, sen., R. L. Chance, E. Chance, and G. Crane, Bin-
minghtun, factors—W. Chance, sen. R. L. Chance, W. Chance,
jun., 0. Chance, E. Chance and G. Crane, Birmingham, far-
ton—T. Carlisle and W. Wardle, Bath, mercers and haber-
dashers—J. Pritchard and G. W. J. England, Stratfoid-upon-
pothecaries.
Avon, surgeons and a

FIRE.--The premises of Mr. P. BURRELL,
grocer and tea dealer, in Clare-market, were entirely destroy.
ed by tire on Saturday morning, last. For some time consi-
derable apprehensions were entertained for the safety of
the adjoining houses, but the Barnes were speedily extin-
guished by the active exertions of the firemen. We under-
stand that the property was insured to its full value, anti that
the loss has fallen on the British Commercial company, No
lives have been lost on the Occasion,
London, England, 1823-11-04

LONDON SESSIONS, MONDAY, Nov. 3

DTSTL'RIMANCE IN WRITECROSS-STREF.T PRISON.
Two persons named Bay,fielil and White were tried upon an
indictment, charging them with having violently assaulted Mr.
I trown, a creditor of White, in Whitecross-street, on the 23d of
May.
Mr. Brown stated, that White was a prisoner, who was in-
debted to him, and that on the 23d of May he received a letter
from White, requesting that he would call upon him to accom.
modate the difference between them. 'Witness went to White-
cross-street prison, and saw White in a private room, but that
gentleman, instead of acting as a debtor ought to act, spoke in
a cavalier tone about Mr. Brown's conduct in the Insolvent
Debtors' Court, and complained of ill usage. Soon after-
wards two men, with blackened faces and sleeves tucked up,
entered and . told him he must depart. Ile refused. Some
confusion took place, and White pointed out tness and said
he was the man. The two then then approached
him while he
had a penknife in his hand, with which he was picking his
nails, and called for a red hot poker to make him drop the pen-
knife. He was then !seized, dragged to the pump, pumped
upon, covered with ashes, dirt, and saw-dust, after which he
was pelted out of the prison.
A person named Hampton confirmed the above statement.—
in the assault. White has,
There was no evidence that Hayfield had taken an active part
it appeared, a wife and seven
children.
The Jury acquitted Hayfield, and found White guilty, but
recommended him to mercy.
The RECORDER said, the assault was a most atrocious one,
and it was evident .Mr. Brown had been enticed to the prison,
in order that he might be treated with the violence that lied
been dalt to m. In consequence of the recommendation
of the Jury, the Court would mitigate the punishment, but it
was necessary that an example should be made ; and Mr. White
must for two months Submit to hard labour in the House of
Correction (the tread mill.)
London, England, 1823-11-04

CEItTIFVcAT§:„ Nov. 22.

T. Roberts and J. de Yrigoyti, Broad«street, stock.brokers—
S. Squires, St. Alban's, saddler—S. W. 'Woodward, Bunk
side, timber.merchant—J, Smith, Chatnomille.street, tailor—
J. and J. Worth, Trump.street, warehousemen.
London, England, 1823-11-04

VICTUdiLLINO-OFFICE, Nov. 3, 1843.

THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTU'IL-
- LING His MeIJESTY'S Aril PT, 4-c. do hereby give
Notice,- That on Tuesday, the 25th November Instant, they
VWbe ready to receive Tenders in writing (seated up), and
treat for the supply (on separate Contracts) of what FRESH
BEEF may be required fee the use of his Majesty's Ships
and Vessels at the Places under-mentioned, from the Ist Jr.
nuary to the Stet December, 1834, inclusive,
Belfast, Carrickfergus, Lame I Harwich
Harbour, and Newry 1 Leith, Leith Roads, and the
Beerhaven and in Bantry Bay Frith of Edinburgh
Cork and Kinsale Milford Haren
Chatham Londonderry and Loughswil ly
Campbeltown New Romney
Darer Roads Newcastle and Tinmouth Ha..
Kingstown and Dublin rot
Downs Plymouth
Douglas, Isle of Man Sheerness
Falmouth Torbay
Galway and Clifden Weymouth
Greenock - Yarmouth, Lynn, and Wells.
Guernsey and Jersey

The Conditions of Me,Contracti may be seen at this Office,
or 1.4, applying at the Post Offices, at Dublin, Bantry,
Guernsey, and Jersey, Douglas (Isle of Man), and New
Romney ; to Mr. Miller, Mr. Stokes, and Mr. Dunsterville,
Agent for the Victualling at Plymouth, Chatham, and Cork;
to Mr. Elwin, Victualling Wharf, Dover Mr. Tounsel,
Naval Yard, Deal; Mr. Christopher Bartlett, at Brixhom:
end to the Collector of the Customs at each of the ether
places.

Each Tender must specify the. Prwe in words at leu,sith,
and be delivered before One o'Cloch on the day appointed
and must be accompanied by a Letter signed by two respon-
sible Persons, engaging to become bound wills the Party
tendering, in the Penal Suns 14'20001.11w the due perform-
"Cl of the plyntouth Contract, and of 4001. for, each of the
other Contracts.
The Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his
behaV. must attend to answer when caged for.
Al. 17"4LIfER CLIFTON.
London, England, 1823-02-10

~P IN.

MADRID, JAN, 27. , . .
11EXTUACT OF 'A PILIVATI: LETTIM)
" The march of Bessitsres from Mtquinenza to -the very sit-
burbwof Madrid, proves better than any argument the present
singular condition of. Spain. The majority of the population of
the country, indifferent to every thing, and wearied with On.
stant distractiims, made no resistance to the passage of a troops
small in number, which they could easily have obstructed
if they had the slightest attachment to the existing: order of
things. Besgieres, consequently, marched . upon Saragossa,'
Calatayud, Siguenza, and Guadalaxara' and' every where
endeavoured to put in movement the inhabitants of the towns
who are hostile to the Cortes; bat his -not halting any where
stems to indicate that the object of his march was a 'sudden.
attack upon Madrid, or a general reconnoitre of the force
of the Royalist Insurgents. The retrogade movement of
the Count d'Abishal upon Madrid, after the announce-
ment of a decisive advantage, and even of the total dis-
persion of the troops of Bessieres, apparently indicatei some
now .dangers, of the precise nature of which we are igno.
rant. It Is possible that Bessieres bas taken up a position in
the 'neighbourhood of Cuenca, where there are numbers of dis-
affected, anti whence he may return upon Madrid with fresh re-
inforeements. Perhaps he is only pursuing a sort of military
reconnoitre—perhaps be has already visited the vicinity of Se-
govia and Burgos, where Merino is actively engaged. These
communications between the Royalist corps may be pregnant
with an important combination of operations. Finally; there.
trograde movement of the Count d'Abisbal may have been
caused by the kar of the capital , declaring itself against the
Cortes, if tho Constitutional troops were far removed from it.—
Under till these 'hypotheses, this movement betrays fear, and
excites disquietude amongst the tommuncros."
London, England, 1823-02-10

FOR THE SUN.

MR. EDITOR—A reference was made in the
House of Commons, otv 'the 4th instant, to the
excellent Speech of King WILLIAM the Tinltn
to both !louses of Parliament, on the 30th Dec.
1701, relative to the Liberty of Europe. 1 think•,
Sir, that, under the circumstances i►► which we
are now placed, the recital of part of hi 4 Speech,
on the same day,'to the Gentlemen of the Ilutse
of Commons, may prove beneficial :

" I do recommend these matters unto you with that concern
" and earneuness which their importance requires. At the
" same time I cannot but press you to take cure of the Public
Credit, which cannot be preserved but by keeping sacred
" that maxim, ' That they shall never be losers who trust to a
" Parliamentary Security.'"

I flatter myself, Sir, that this exhortation will
make a due impression on a numerous class
whose declared wishes and intentions are incon-
sistent with the honour and safety of the country.
Feb. 8, 1823. J. IL
London, England, 1823-02-10

MERCANTILE SHIPPING.

DEAL, FEn. 9.--Wind W.—Came down from the River
last night the William Pitt, Stonehenge, for Buenos Ayres
Shakespear, Anderson, for ditto; Recovery, Johnson, An-
tigua ; Pilchard, Witcock, Cape Coast Castle ; Britannia,
Sibson, Charente ; Sisters, Duke, South Seas; also this after-
noon and remain the Brambey, Small, for Genoa ; Arethusa,
Richardson, Demerara; Herald, Price, Tobago; Segar,
Berbice ; Retrench, Matt, Grand Canary Fanny, Guild, St.
Michael's. Arrived this morning anti sailed for the River the ;
Timor, Ford, for the South Seas and Cape of Good Hope and
Mary Ann, Ferrier, from Jamaica. The Mary, Boyde;from
Bengal, has arrived in the Downs.
PoitTsmouru, Fam. 9.,--Wind W. N. W.---Arrived the
Woods, Barr, from Cephalonia, out 63 days.
JAN. 11.---Wind W.—Put back his Majesty's ships Senna-
patam and Redwing. Sailed his Majesty's ship Pheasant, for
• the Eastwant.
PLYMOtt T FEB. B.—Wind W.---Arrived the Golden,
Spring, Strong, from London for the Cape;Sonic,
from Lisbon ; and Bindon, from London for Bermuda.
FAL mouT /I, FL:CO.—Wind W.—A rri ved the .Ditgh, Web-
ster, from Carmarthen for London, mainsail cut away, jib split,
and other damage. Sailed the Peggy and Dredulus, for London.
FED. 7.—Wind S.W. to W.N.W.--Sailed the Hazard, for-
Jersey ; and Severn, for London.
HARWICH, FEB. B.—Wind N.W.---Sailed the Castlereagh
Packet, Or Holland ; Leicester ditto,' for Cuxhaven; Prince
Oscar, ditto; Charlotte ditto, for Gottenburg.
London, England, 1823-02-10

FOIL THE SUN.

TO THE RT. HON. LORD VISCOUNT GRENVILLE.
A CALM APPEAL to the GOOD SENSE and CANDOUR
of the PEOPLE of ENGLAND, .on the SUBJECT of -the
ROMAN CATHOLIC CLAlMS-
(Continued from TtIE SUN of Friday kit )

There is not a faculty which is not addressed
,and engaged,
ore motive of weight or of Interest which is not employed, to
make the awakening truths of Christianity not only present
and palpable, but dear and precious to us. And this is done
in such a manner as to captivate the affections of childhood
sooth the impetuosity of youth—satisfy the reason of manhood
--and forbid the misgivings, compensate the infirmities, •and
cheer the despondency ofola age,—What Plato said of Nlitate
.may be more truly said of our establislurtent, " that if she
" could but be eithihited to mortal sight, the whole world would
"'h smitten with admiration of her." Although with respect
t ecclesiastical systems it is most emphatically true, that
London, England, 1823-02-10

' • ARMY COMM 11 CTS.
Commissariat Department, Treasury
Chambers, Jan. 26, 1623.
NOTICE is hereby glyen to all Persons de-
sirous of contracting to supply BREF and MUTTON
to his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and
Betracks, in the under-mentioned Counties and Islands ;
Bedford, Berks:(including the Town of Hungerford), Ber-
wick, Bucks, Cambridge (including the Town of Newmar-
ket), Chester, Cornwall (including Scilly), Cumberland,
Derby, Devon, Dorset, Durham (including Holy Island),
Essex. (exclusive of Tilbury Fort), Gloster (including the
City of Bristol), Hants, Heyeford, Hertford, Hunts, Isle of
Alan,- Isle of Wight, Kept ,(including Tilbury Fort, Lan-
caster, Leicester, Lincoln, Middlesex, Monmouth, Norfolk,
Isiorthatupton, Northumberland, Nottingham, Oxford,, Rut-
land, Salop, Somerset, Stath,rd, Suffolk, Surrey, Sussex,
Warwick, Westmoreland, Wilts, Worcester, York, in the ie-
verarCounties in North and South Wales, and in the several
Counties in North Britain.

That the Deliveries are to commence on• and 14/ the 25th
day of March next t that Proposals in writing, seated up
and marked, " Tender for Army Sdpplies," wilt be receired
-.at this Office on or before Tuesday, the 25th day of Fe-
bruary, but none will be received after Twelve o'Clock on

that Day.
Proposals must be made separately for each County and
Island, except for the Counties comprising North and South
Wales, all of which must be included in one Tender; as
also must the several Counties in North Britain and each
Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to the Ten-
der properly filled up, by Two Persons of known Property,
engaging to become bound with the Party tendering, in the
Amount stated in the printed Particulars, for the due per-
forMance of the Contract; and no Proposal will be noticed,
unless made on a printed Tender, and the. Prices expressed
in words atjength ; and should it so happen that during the
continuance of the Contract no Troops should be sopplied,
by virtue of the same, the amount of tho Stamps on the Con-
tract and Bond, paid in the first instance by the Contractor,
shall be refunded to him'.
Particulars of the Contracts may he had upon application.
at this Office, between the,hours of Ten and Four.

lIIGIILAND SOCIETY of LONDON.
etuer-4-lit Most. Gracious MAJESTY the KING.
PRESIDENT—His Grace George William Duke of- ARGYLL.

. TICE-PRI:if:DENTS.
Vice-Admiral Alex. Fraser, John Peter Grant, of Rothie-
!Slajor-General Benjamin Gov- murchus, Esq. M.P.
don, James Beveridge Duncan, of
Major-General Chas. Turner Damside, Esq.
A GENERAL COURT of this CORPORATION will be
held at the FREEMASONS"IAVERN, on SATURDAY,
the lath inst. at Half-past Fire o'CloCk.
Dinner at Six, precisely.
'rickets to be procured at the Bar of the l'avern
_ _

A.lembers are requ'ested to appear in the Highland Garb,
or in Uniform.

Strangers to be introduced by Members, but Gentlemen
belonging to the Highland Societies connected with this !or-
poi ation, are admissible, without introduction.
JOHN WEDDEREURN,
ALEX. !MACDONALD, I.Secret,tries.
London, England, 1823-02-10

IMPROMPTU

On a PORTRAIT of the late Dr. JENNER, by JAMES
NORTUCOTE, Esq., R. A.
.IENNES'S no more, yet still we find,
In NORTHCOTE'S potent art,
A face that blends his searching mind
With his benignant heart. T.
London, England, 1823-02-10

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

The Duke of Wellington, from his seat, Strathfieldsay,
Hants; Dowager Marchioness of Donegal, in Davies-steect,
Berkeley-square; Lord and Lady Boston, and the Hon. Miss
Irby, from Ifedsor-lodge, Bucks ; Lord Btaybrook, from And-
ley-end, Sussex ; Lord Blantyre, at Nirarren's Hotel, from a
tour ; Countess Dowager of Nonnanton and Miss Benson, in
Montague-square; Lord and Lady Fitzroy Somerset, in Pall-
mall; Lady Trotter, in Grosvenor-square ; Sir George and
Lady Hammond, in Gloucester-place; Mrs. & Miss Houghton,
in Baker-street; the Countess of Mornington and Mis Caroline
Fitzroy, in Henrietta street, Cavendish-!square.
eitANGE.S.—The Duke of Norfolk, from his seat, Farnham,
Suffolk, on a tour ; Marquis of Salisbury, for his seat, Hatfield ;
John Wetherall Smith, Esq. Royal Artillery, from Woolwich
to Cheltenham ; George Roger, Esq. from ditto to ditto.

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.
The Marquis of Lanstlown gave a grand dinner yesterday to
Lord and Lady King and a distinguished party at Lansdown
House, Berkeley-square.
The Earl of Harrington had a dinner party yesterday in
Stable-yard, Sr. James's. In the evening her Ladyship had a
select party of fashionables.
The Earl of Westmorland has issued cards of invitation for
dinners to-morrow, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday next, at
his house in Grosvenor-square.
The Vice-Chancellor has issued cards of invitation for a
dinner party on Monday the 17th inst., at his house in South-
street, Grosvenor-square.

The Duke and Duchess of Devonshire have been passing
the winter at Naples, where they were joined by Lord and
Lady George Cavendish, the Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Cavendish, the Misses Cavendish, and the younger branches
of their family. Lord and Lady George and the Misses Ca-
vendish have left Naples, and are on their way to England.--
They are expected to arrive at Burlington-house in the course
of the ensuing month.

P 0 E T it Y.

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LONDON MARKETS.

PRICE OF BREAD.
The price of the 41b. Loaf is stated at 9id. by the full-priced
bakers. There arc others of the trade who sell from a ball.-
penny to three halfpence below that rate.

IJII'OIt OF GRAIN LAST WEEK.
English. Irish. Foreign
Wheat 7,580
Barley
Malt
Oats
Rye B3
Beans . 1,379
Peas
Tares
Rapeseed - 840
Mustard
Nerds 261
Flour
Br-auk
Linseed

720

9,u:
London, England, 1823-08-26

P, &c. per I 121b.—Aug. 23.
Yellow Soap 79s
Mottled BO9
Curd B4B
Graves l6s tid
Good Dregs es 04/

;I TALLOW CHANT Lan's HALT.,
o, 8s 6(l—Moulds, los od.
ed for ready money.

,r Stone of 81h.—Ang. 43.
the Tallow &letters), 2i

____ _________
MARKET.
RKET, Aug. 23.
Barley, flew, 11 17s to 21 Os
beans, per qr. 11 10$ to 214 s
Pease, per. gr. 11183 to 21 Is
Rye, per qr. 01 Os to 01 As

COAL MARKET. Aug.
Ships at Market. Ships sold. Price.
61i Newcastle
-
15 • Sunderland

SUDDEN DEArn.—Yesterday morning, about
half-past ten o'clock, as Mr. Irwin, a respectable
tailor of Pelham-street, Mile-end New Town, was
going along Whitechapel, on his way home, ac-
companied by his daughter, he suddenly quitted
her arm, and dropped down in a state of illsoll'
aibiiitp ; a surgeon was sent for, but before he
arrived, the spark of life had become extinct.

Printed and Published for the Pnot.niztooft,
OFFICE. ii; Strand,sby J. B. CARSTA4IIO
at the Sus-