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The Sun.
London, England, 1826-10-12

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The Neptune, Cumberledge, from Bengal, has arrived in the
Downs. She sailed from Saugar 26th Feb., from Vizigapatam in
March, from Madras the 28th of April, from the Cape 2d of
August, and St. Helena the 19th ditto.
The Franklin, Trestivient fiom rlntiang, has arrived at Cowes.
She sailed from Aulang the 13th of April, 18516.
The Neptune, Cumberledge, frown Madras, was detained 31 day,
off the Cape by severe N.W. Pies, and experience(' two very se-
vere hurricanes; on the 25t1t of September, a northerly gale; and
on the 28th a S.E. gale, shifting afterwards to the N.W. ; which
induced the Neptune to lay to, to prevent the violent concussion
of the sea.

71--- little girl ofl
was standing near the fire,
On Saturday .ast, a about eight years ,
age, the daughter of a poor man of the name of
Clarke, living in the parish of Holy Cross Westgate,
near anterbury, when her
pincloth accidentally caught fire, and she was instantly
in one entire blaze, her clothes being literally burnt off
her back. She was immediately taken to the botiii-
tal, where every attention was paid to her, but without
efrect, as she died on the following morning, and yes"
terday an inquisition was holden by Mr. T. T. Do
Lasaux, at the hospital, on the body of the said de-
ceased,,, and the Jury, after a patient invest
the case, returned a verdict of i 4 Accidental Death:'.--
Kentish Gazette.igation of
London, England, 1826-10-12

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No. 10,636

MR. HOGGART'S SALES.

CAPITAL and very VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES,
and MANOR, _ _

In the hest part of the County of Essex, tiring on the borders of
Hertfordshire, and contiguous to Suffolk, with excellent Farm
Houses, let to a most respectable tenantry, Land-tax redeemed.
To be SOLD by AUCTION,
By Mr. HOGGART,
At the Mart, on THURADAY, October 19, at Twelve, in One Lot,
unless an acceptable offer should be previously made by Private
Contract,
THE MANOR of LITTLE .YELDHAM,
with the Fines, Quit-rents, Rights and Immunities, thereto
belonging, and the very complete and excellent Farms called Kirby
Hall, Poole Farm, Hyde Farm, Sewalls, Spains Hall, and Yeld-
ham Hall, containing together
ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED ACRES
of • excellent Arable' Pasture, and Wood LAND, including
'seine excellent Game Coverts, of Goodensy, Hunts, Wear Park,
and Bush Wood ; with excellent Farm-houses, and Residences,
Barns, Stabling, and numerous Outbuildings, in the several
parishes of Great and Little Yeldham, Castle Hedingham, Tops•
field, and Stambourne, all lying within a , ring fence, and let to
Messrs. Glasscock, Nunn, Paske, Partridge, and, Rayner, at re-
duced rents, amounting t 6
ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED POUNDS PER
ANNUAL—lncluding the Quit Rents and Fines.
The Estates may be viewed on application to the tenants ; and
particulars had at the Inns, at Castle Hedingham, Haverhill, and
Saffron Walden • Saracen's(Head, Dunmow ; Mr. Jacob Noc-
kolds, Audley End ; Mr. Thomas Hall, solicitor, Saffron Walden;
Messrs, Capron, Rowley, and Weld, Saville-place, New Burling-
ton-street ; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Hogged, 62, Old Broad-
street, Royal Exchange.
London, England, 1826-10-12

TO SILK MANUFACTURERS, &c.

Capital and Extensive Water-Side Premises and Factories, upon
a large scale, on the Banks of the Thames, on the Lower-road
from Battersea to Wandsworth, Surrey.—And Thirty-nine
Dwelling-Houses contiguous.
To be SOLD by AUCTION,
By Mr. HOGGART, -

At the Mart, on TnuniuAy the 26th October, at Twelve o'clock,

IN Lava
AVALUABLE PROPERTY, comprising a
spacious Newly-erected BRICK-BUILT MANUFAC-
TORY, of Three Floors, each of nearly ONE HUNDRED and
FIFTY FEET in Length, by TWENTY-SEVEN FEET in
Width, with the Solid Brick and Portland Stone-work, to receive
a Steam Engine of great power, erected in the most durable and
substantial manner, and occupying a site of ONE HUNDRED
and FIFTY-SIX FEET, by THIRTY FEET.
A RANGE of BRICK-BUILT BUILDINGS contiguous, con-
taining THREE WAREHOUSES, TWENTY-THREE FEET
by TWENTY-ONE FEET, and a Ditto, TWENTY-SIX FEET
by TWENTY-THREE FEET; Blacksmith's Shop and Forge;
Two Counting Houses, with Sleeping Rooms over.
A very EXTENSIVE WHARF, bounded and enclosed by a
Brick-built Wall and Gates, commanding the important frontage
to the River Thames, of FOUR HUNDRED and FIFTY FEET,
by an extreme depth of ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY FEET,
upon which are erected a Foundry, Painter's Shop, Waggon and
Cart Lodges, with Stabling and Lofts ; a Dye House and Dwel-
ling-l-lonse, containing Three Bed Rooms, Parlour, Kitchen,
Wash House, and small Yard ; and there are Three Wells of ex-
cellent Water.

Also THIRTY-NINE BRICK and TIMBER BUILT
DWELLING HOUSES, called Ford's Place, of which Twenty-
eight are completely finished, and Twenty-five let to responsible
tenants, at Rents producing THREE HUNDRED and FIFTY-
SIX POUNDS TEN SHILLINGS per Annum.
This Valuable Property lies compact, and bounded by Brick
and Fence Walls, and comprises near Five Acres of Land, holden
on Lease for Three Lives at a Ground Rent.

May be viewed on application on the Premises, and particulars
had of Messrs. Tennant, Harrison and Tennant, Solicitors, 2, Gray's
inn-square; of Mr. Todd, Surveyor, Upper Tooting; at the
Mart ; and of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Ex-
change.
London, England, 1826-10-12

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

MONTGOMERYSHIRE RACES.....-WrIMISDAY, OCT. S.
The Gentlemen's Plate of Eats,/., added to a Sweepstake' of 5 sore.
Heats, two mike.
Mr. Barrow's b. m. Alecto..
Major (lore's oh. f. Vitnla
Won easy--S to lon Alecto.

The Hunters' Stakes of 5 soya. each, and 30 added, was woa
is two heats by Mr. Deakin's Cock Robin beating Mr. Pugh's
Cara Spoilt, Mr. Wynn's Idris, and Mr. Devereux's Madame
Mauturs.
Tit U lISDAY. —The Town Plate of 50/., for alt ages.
Mr. Barrow's Alecto I 3 1
Major Gore's Vitula
Mr. Mytton's b, c. by Anutdis 4 *
Mr. Fliutors br. h. Haphazard b 4
Mr. Leslie's b. f. Harriet 4 a
The All Wale+ Makes of S *ova. each, and 05 added.
Mr. Williams's b. g. by Pavilliou
Mr. Pngh's Cara Sposa 3 2
Mr. Wynn'. Idris
London, England, 1826-10-12

THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 12, 1826.

Mr. HOGGART'S SALES.

ESSEX, ON THE BORDERS of SUFFOLK.
Capital Freehold Farms, at Topsfield, Yeldhatn, and Stambourne.
To be SOLD by AUCTION.
By Mr. HOGGART,
At the Mart, on THURSDAY, October 19, et Twelve,
AVery Valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY,
situate in the above Pallshe., called BORELEY'S and
GUNSIE'S FARMS; lying well together, awl containing up-
wards of THREE HUNDRED ACRES
of fine Arable and Pasture LAND, bounded by excellent roads,
and near to good Markets, with Two Farm-houses, Barns,
Stabling, and Out-buildings ; on lease to Mr. Thomas Partridge,
a most responsible. Tenant, ' at a low Rent of
THREE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY POUNDS PER ANN.,

Laud Tax Redeemed.
May be viewed, and Particulars had, at the Inns at Castle
Hedingham, Haverhill, and Saffron Walden ; Saracen's Head,
Dumnow ; of Messrs. Capron, Rowley, and Weld, Saville-place,
New Burlington-street; Mr. Thomas Hall, Solicitor, Saffron
Walden ; Mr. Jacob Nockohls, Land agent, Audley End ; at the
Mart; and of Mr. Hoggart, Broad-street, Royal Exchange..

ELEGANT FAMILY MANSION : WITH SIXTY-TWO
ACRES OV 'LAM-
Delightfully situate oil the turrunit of Shooter's Hill, with or
without the appropriate Furniture, which is nearly new.
To be SOLD by AUCTION,
By Mr. HOGGART,
At the Mart, on THCItSDAY, Oct. 19, at Twelve, by Order of

W. V. Reuss, Esq.
SHREWSBURY HOUSE, a spacious and sub-
stantial Residence, of elegant proportions, lately decorated
and thoroughly repaired, at very considerable expel*" and caul-
pletely adapted for the Residence of a Nobleman or Gentleman ;
commanding an extensive prospect of the River Thames, and the
Country, for many miles round. The Mansion contains nume-
rous bed-chambers, an elegant drawing-room, dining-room,
library, parlour, boudoir, two entrance halls, principal and secon-
dary staircases, water-closet, store and china rooms, an'd conve-
nient servants' offices and sleeping rooms; attached are double
and single carriage houses, six stall stable, loft, men's rooms, and
farming buildings ; two productive kitchen gardens, with Plea-
sure Grounds surrounding the House, tastefully disposed into
lawns, parterres, shrubberies, and dry gravel walks; pinery and
green-house, with thriving vines. The property is placed in the
centre of

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London, England, 1826-10-12

INCOME.

Customs
Excise
Stamps
Post Office
'razes
Miscellaneous

To Cash brought to this Account from the
Ways and Means to replace the like Sum
issued out of the growing produce of the
Consolidated Fund in Ireland, tbr Public
Services, in the Quarter ended sth July,

1896 -
London, England, 1826-10-12

SIXTY-TWO ACRES

of rich Meadow (andsmall part Arable Land), and i 4 Bohlen on
Lease for a song term, at a Ground Rent of Sixty-thrle pounds
per annum.

Also SIXTY ACRES of LAND adjoining, held for three
years, at a low rent. •

May be viewed by cards only ; and Particulars bad of Mrstirs.
Blunt, Roy and Blunt, Solicitors, Liverpool-street ; at the Green
Man, Blackheath ; the Hotel, Woolwich • at the Mart; and of
Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal ?Exchange.
London, England, 1826-10-12

GREAT MATCH.

Yesterday morning Captain Farren started to perform his great
undertaking, to ride and drive 86 miles in two hours. Ifs first
and accomplished 21 miles ten minutes under the first hour.
part of the conditions was performed iu less time than he
expected.
Hr
rnmenced his charioteering, betting 6t04 in favour. The ground selected was a bye-road, near Maiden-
head Thicket, head Thicket, between Bare-hatch and Hemming-wood. The
driving was well performed in a vehicle adapted for the OCCII4OII.
The first horse in the gig was too fast, and in case of au accident
another had been provided to do any thing which might be re-
quired. This second, which was a fine horse, new to the Spurt-
ing world, is said to belong to a trainer at Epsom. He did his
the
work at the rate of 16 miles an hour, in grand style,
and
match was won with great difficulty a few seconds under the
given time.

Francis dowel',
London
leav-
ing himself nearly PEDESTRIANIBg.
the groom, Who has lately aseomplithed some
great undertakings, started yesterday morning, bsaled by lie
maAer, Captain Swann, to accomplish twenty six milts in three
hours. The match was made at Might", and took place wi d'e
road, He performed the first nine miles in the first hour,
With vend freedom, and went twenty miles fresh and well,
in. He refreshed with some wine and water, and won his match
With four minutes to spare. I was for 100 sovoreigns, and Ilia
followingm4ter
offereday :anbiloacktic;ml4l:_uittorotaerdroe,ootfiiniateplisaishl;metrh.telisrteamu:ugnagiislix:::
•

HAY 11IARKET8,—(iats My.)
( At per Load ofd Trusser.)
ST. JAMES'S,
1 Meadow Ilaylft 6to 4 3 Glover Hay
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Supply ytQ. and trade a little
SMITIWIELI).

Lowland bbailowllayi3 0 to 0
Upland Ditto
itye-gratOlitY
id 4 5 0
Neweadow Hay 3 15 4 lb
1041ited, trokiv ratityr itti

Cnolaooivseetirrtlariwaaoyrdiseuniernailjnusso: To; 1:
Wheat Ditto ....,...«..
,0 I$
take ~tl4glutsal 110‘ itifett,
London, England, 1826-10-12

CHARGE,

Exchequer Annuities
South Sea Company
Hank on their Capital
Dividends
National Debt
Trustees for the Payment of Naval and 1111.
Mary Pensions ...............
Civil List
Pensions
Other Charges

Surplus

Exchequer Hills issued for the Consolidated
• Fund, at sth July, 1820, and Raid off out
or the growing produce of that .eund• in the
'4' Quarter ended Oct. Ili, 1820
Surplus at 10th October, lad

Issued out of the Consolidated Fund, on ac-
count of the Supplies granted for the set,
vice of the year lEtiti
Total at 10th October, 1826, to be provided
fur by en issue of Li:chequer Hills charged
On the growing produce of the Coneo
dated Fund in the Quarter ended sth Ja-
nuary 1827 „,

.e 21,255
86,900
179,125
4:231099
1,212,000

1,400,000
212,500
911,405
432,939

7g72,293
001,703

I 1,813,101

4,6:i0,268

3,275,668

X 21,255
89,900
179,125
4,3M1,95:1
1,212,250

1,400,000
212,500
44,000
103,617

7,750,000
3,630,268

I 2,380,2t18

6.632,,5411

1,954,700

5,5/77,%2

STATUE ow MEMNObIe.--It is known to all clas-
sical scholars that Strabo has recorded a wonderful
property of the statue, which was erected to the me-
mory of Memnon in Troas. He was killed at the
Trojan war by Achilles. The statue, or something
near it, uttered a melodious sound, like the twang of a
harp string every morning at sun-rising, and a mourn-
fUl tone at the sun-setting. Strabo witnessed this ef-
fact himself. When Sir A. Smith was at Thebes he
went at six o'clock in the morning, and distinctly heard
the sounds, so much talked of in former times. The
statue was dismantled by the order of Cambysees, when
he conquered Egypt, but the ruins, by their grandeur
and,beauty still astonish the beholder—and from the
pedestal, Sir A. Smith 'heard this mysterious sound,
the cause of which has never been ascertained.

AVA Roo T.--li, is, perhaps,
that the Ava Root found in the not generally known,
Sandwich Islands, is a
specific for bilious and inflammable complaints, and
for several disorders incident to females. It produces
a slow, but certain cure, in most cases ; but if not
beneficial,soiisiiili eritcowiniipila
It does not requiretelySormesetopreedr".
any particular diet, nor is there any
niontts,inijiumrTee
btleieenpcaotnielpnite.
danger of taking cold,Asiatic Journal.
A coach has recently been started on the Brighton
road, built on the model of those used in Germany.--
It has rather an awkward appearance, but its chief
recommendation is, that the outside passengers are, by
means of P4l awning, protected liout the weather.
London, England, 1826-10-12

TWO FREEHOLD AND COPYIIOLD FARMS, NEAR
WATFORD AND RICKMANSWORTH.
TO BR SOLD BY• AUCTION,
By Mr. HOGGART,
At the Mart, on FainAy, the 17th of Novembef, at Twelve o'Clock,
In Two Lots unless an acceptable offer be previously made for
the whole.—lcrr I. '
A FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATE,
called BRIOHTWELLS and HATTERS, including the
HEMPSTEAD MEADOW, a short distance from the Town of
Watford, comprising '
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-THREE ACRES
Of most excellent,Arable, Pasture, and Meadow Land, with a
good Farm House, Barns, Stabling, aud Out-buildings, bounded
on two sides by the River Colne. Let to Mr. White, Tenant at
Will, at TWO HUNDRED AND TWELVE POUNDS PER
ANNUM, Land Tax Redeemed.
Lot 2. A COPYHOLD FARM, called GREAT TOLPIT,
hounded by the River Colne, and adjoining Lot 1, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-NINE ACRES of ex-
cellent Arable, Meadow, and Wood Land, with a good Brick-.
built Farm House, suitable for a Gentleman's Residence, Barns,
Stabling, and Out-buildings. Let to Mr. Buckmaster, Tenautat
Will, at TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTEEN POUNDS
PER ANNUM, Land Tax Redeemed.
These Farms abound with Game.
To be viewed by leave of the Tenants, and Particulars had at
the Swan, Rickmansworth ; Essex Arms, Watford; of Mr.
Taylor, Moor House Farm; of John Lane, Esq. Solicitor, Gold-
smiths' Hall ; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad-
street, Royal Exchange.
London, England, 1819-07-19

BY JOHN TAYLOR, EQ,.

Ingenuous Artist, who, with patriot pride,
Hast paid due homage to the virtuous Dead,
And thus what Britain's matchless Poet said
To Britain's matchless Statesman well applied ;
That matchless Statesman who for Britain died;
And, as from earth his lofty spirit fled,
Breath'd his last wish her glory still might spread,
Nor then for life, hut fur his country sigh'd.
Hence, in thy CENOTAPH, where Attic grace
And Roman grandeur purest taste retain,
Types of his dignity shall Briton's trace
Who passed his mortal course without a stain,
And say, as reverently they guard the Place,
" We shall nut look upon his like again."

Ten of
passenge
b 429 pas
London, England, 1819-07-19

AIEEfING.

WARD OF COUNIIILL.
At a Special Meeting of the Inhabitants of
•CornhilitVard, the Aldt..rman (Sir CUARLIts
I"WER), communicated to the Mret ing the re-
. commendation of the LORD MAYOR for the swerrr-
, ink in of an adequate ntber of Special Constables
iqtainst Wednesday next. The proposed measure
unanimon4ly a,; reed to : the Ward will for-
-11411 filly Special Constables ; and the following
ileclaration was inintediAtely• signed by every per-
6on present :
" We, the undersigned Inhabitant Householders of the
Il'ards of Cornhill, being seriously impressed with the dang.er
%ath threatens the peace of this City, and the welfare of the
tOftnunity, from the intended Meeting in Smithfield on the
I►st inst. do agree to be sworn in as Special Constables, and
I° Wavy ourselves under the direction of the Lord Mayor and
Aldermen, on that day."
(Here follows a large number of Signatures.)
London, England, 1819-07-19

WILTSHIRE MELTING,

The nomination of a lit:presentative for this
County took place at Devizes on Friday, At 12
o'clock the Sheriff opened the business of the day,
stating, that if) consequence of a requisition, he
bad called this Meeting for the purpose of nomi-
nating a Candidate to till the vacant seat in Par-

!lament for this County.
Mr. PHIPPS proposed .JOHN IiENBTT, Esq.
of Pyt house, as a fit and proper person to supply
the present vacancy in Parliament for the County.

Dik nomination was seconded and strongly sup-
ported by Mr. MARVEN EVERITT. Sir JOHN
METHVEN POORE, Baronet, then, amidst a tu-
mult of applause and disapprobation, proposed
JOHN DUGDAL ASTLEY, Esquire, observing, that
" he is a descendant of one of the most ancient
families in the county, and one of his ancestors
sat in Parliament for sixty years for Shropshire.
/le always did his duty well in the House, and
have no doubt but his descendant will tread in his

ancestor's steps "
Mr. Jove seconded Mr. Astley's nomination.

Mr. ASTLEY then addressed the Meeting,
courting enquiry into his conduct, and thanking
the people for their attention. This Gentleman
was then supported by Mr. 'Lisa'. Mr. CALLBY
censored Mr. Astley for starting in oppo-
sition to his friend Mr. BENETT.

The HIGH SHERIFF was about to proclaim the
irne of Election, when

Mr.EYRE begged the attention of the meeting

for only three minutes. He felt sincere respect for
both the Candidates ; though he thought on the
present occasion, Mr. Benett had the strongest
claims for their support. lie "should not have
obtruded himself on their notice, had he not seen

the cause of Mr. Astley espoused, and apparently
connected with a person who had addressed them
just before Mr. Calley. This he much lamented,
as he thought the public principles of Mr. Hunt

to he most- mischievous, subversive of property
and every thing most to he preserved and held in
esteem. Mr. E. considered Mr. Astley bound to
disclaim all connection with a person -of such
principles, and ivlio had received, in that very
place, within no distant period, the most marked
proofs of public censure.
Mr. ASTLEY explained, anti. stated that he was
not at all connected with'Mr. Hunt, either inpo-

itics or otherwise, which statement Mr. Hunt

confirmed.

Mr. JOYS moved the thanks of the meeting to
John Long, Esq. the High Sheriff, for his impar-
tial conduct.

The SHERIFF then proclaimed the strew of hands
to be in favour of Mr. Astivy; and stated that the
Election would talc% place at Wilton on Monday
next.

This Elec'tion is likely to he very severely con-

tested, and it has this peculiar character attending
it, that in the instance of Mr. BENETT and Mr.
ASTLBY, two friends have started against each
other.

EMIG RA -HON.
An ACCOUNT of the EMIGRATION from BELFAST
from Ist January to sth July, 1819. ,
No. of 1 Where I I
to ere Passengers. Total.
Vessels. I Abdo I Child.
13 St. Andrew's 1939 729 2563
14 Quebec
1 St. Joses
1 Princrdward's Island 102 32 134
4 New York
3 Baltimore
2 Philadelphia 65 85 •
1 Now Orleans l4 14
London, England, 1819-07-19

DOWGATE WARD.

The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, having, together with his
rather Magistrates, had intimation of an intended Meeting
'3r Assembly of Persons, on Wednesday, the Bost instant, in
the open space of Smithfield, and, as such a Meeting, under
all circumstances, its thc centre of the Metropolis, may lead
to serious consequences, if not prevented, his Lordship has
requested that the Aldermen of this Ward will return him a
14t of fifty names of able men; respectable housekeepers, who
are ready and willing to be sworn into the office of Special
Constables.
the Alderman, anxious to carry into effect so necessary a
111"% tire, will attend at the Sessions-Room, Guildhall, from
'" to One o'Clock, on Monday; during the same hours, at
uis Own house, Old Swan, on Tuesday; also, that his Lord-
-11111, gives, for the like purpose, his attendance at the Man-
. stop-House, every morning, from Ten to Twelve, till after
Wednesday.
GEO. SCHOLEY, Alderman.
London, July 16, 1819.
The Firemen of the Loudon Assurance Com-
.•Valq Were on Saturday sworn in Special Con-
'tiables at the Mzinsion House. We understand
that the Members of the Hun: Artillery Com-
pact) have received circular letters, commanding
their 'attendance at ten o'clock in the morning of
tte t
Seth t ous Meeting.
London, England, 1819-07-19

TUE MARKETS.

CORM EXCH.:NOE, JULY O.—Our Market continues very
liberally supplied with Wheat, from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk,
yet the deinc.nd has been nearly adequate to tac arrivals, and
fine runs from the above counties sold 3s. per quarter higher
than on this day week; Barley is 2s. per quarter cheaper,
and dull sale at that decline; Oats are 2s. lower than on last
Monday; White Peas have declined full zls. per quarter, bat
Gray ones are 2s. per quarter dearer.; in Beans there is but
little doing, and prices nominal.

SmiTitriELD, JULY 19.—This day's Market was well. sap.
plied with all kinds of prime Cattle : Beef remains in price as
per last week's Market ; in Mutton, Veal, and Lamb, there
was a brisk trade, and the prices cheaper; Pork as per last
week.—The business in the Hay Market was bask, and
prices much
.the same as per last week's Market ; Straw was
rather higher in price; Clover fully maintained last week's
prices.—The annexed is a correct statement of the Numbers
and Prices at market .

('l'o sink the Offal ; per Stone of Sibs.)
Beef 4s. od. to ss. 4d. 1 Veal 4s. Od. to.ss. Ed.
Mutton ..4s. do. to ss. Od. 1 Pork 4s. ed. to ss. Bd.
Lawb 4s. to ss. Cd,
CATTLE AT MARKET.

Beasts
Calves

HAY AND STRAW PRit LOAD-. •
Hay.... 4.5 0 0 tok6 10 0 I Clover.. kti o!o'to,C7 0 0
Straw 0 to ,C 3 0 0,

Sir THOMAS MASTERMAN Bart has
been appointed Commodore and Commander-in-
Chief on the Coast of
.South America, and i►► ►he
South Seas, in the room of Commodore 13'0w1.,E5,.
tAto;owing to ill It6tlth, has requested to be re--
called. Sir Tuomas will hoist his fbt in a line-
of-battle ship, and have a Captain under him. It
is supposed the Vengenr, 74, •which has been or,
tiered to Portsmouth front Leith, is intended foe.
the service, with the Owen Glendower.-

A young man, of the name of WARD., was off'
Saturday drowned in the Thames, by the
,borkt
strking against a b.rrge. The unfortunate intl.4.
vidind was 23 years of age, and was to have h,eei' ►
married yesterday. lie was at the time of th, e
accident proceeding to Lambeth to arrange KI -
fairs for the marriage ceremony. The body Li
not yet been found.
On Friday, a quarryman, of the mime of Prot
tor, resitting at the Dean, near Edinburgh, VV: 3
unfortimately killed while at work in Craiglki h
quarry. lie was a sober industrious man, and
left a widow and children to lament his prentkw
death,. •
London, England, 1819-07-19

We received yesterday and this morning the
Paris Papers of Wednesday and Thursday last.
The Chamber of Peers assembled on Thursday.
The projet respecting the importation and expor-
tation of grain was agreed to unanimously, after
some discussion ; the Repott was then received
of the Special Committee on the Budget of Ways
and Means, and the opening of the discuisiou
ordered for Friday, to which day the Chamber
adjourned.
The KING presided at a Council of Ministers at
St. Cloud on Wednesday.
M. MAURICR LEFEVER, Editor of the Biblio.
theque llistorique, and M. CUGNET DC MON-
TAMA', Editor of the Liberal, were tried on Wed-
nesday before the Court of Assizes, at Paris, o❑
charges of libelling the Swiss troops in the puy of
France, and were both acquitted.
On the 25th August, the KING 15 to review the
National Guards of Paris,

The Madrid accounts state, that a fiscal of the
Council of Castile had been scat to Avila, to take
London, England, 1819-07-19

THEATn.rcAL REGISTER.
Perfannert Last Night.
TIT PAIGE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.—King Henry the Fourth.
(Ist Part); Hotspur, Mi. Young; Lady Percy, Miss Foote.
After which, Brother and Sister.
TnEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HoUSE.—Rosina: Mr.
13elville, Mr. Pearman ; Phoebe, Miss Kelly. After which
(Ist time`, One, Two, Three, Four, Five, by Advertise-
ment. Tu which was added, Rendezvous.

mi,* For "A BRITON," see the First Page, and for PitovlN-
CIAL JOURNALS, see the Last Page.

PRICE 01
THIS I)AV AT T
Bank Stock -221i
3 per Cent. Red 691
$ per Cent. Cons.-- 6B
Si per Cent ....78i
4 per Cents l3Bii
per Cent. Navy Ann. 103H1

STOCKS

ELvv. o'cr.ocic.

Bank L. Ann.... 18 5-16 7-16
India 80nd5....... 6s. Bs. pr.
Exch. Bills, 2d...... Is. 2s. pr.
a at Pr*
Consols. for August...lMA Ali

MAILS.
ARIIIVED-2 Dublin. 2.Watei ford, I Guernsey and Jersey,

I Holland, I France.

DUE-1 IVaterford, 1 Gottenliurgb, 2 Lisbon, 1 Hamburgb.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Moen*, 51 minutes after 12. I Evening, :23 minutes after 1.
London, England, 1819-05-14

In ln
foreign foreign
In ships to ships
Nether- the Ne- bound
lands they- else-
ships lands. where .
.
Coffee per picul of 1251b5... f 2 f 3 f 4
Pepper, ditto, ditto
Sugar, ditto . 1 115 2
Arrack, per legger of aBBjugs
Ist quality lO 10 10
ed ditto. 8 8 _ 8
-
ad ditto. 6 6 6
Rice, per coyang. 3 3 3
Horse, per head .
London, England, 1819-05-14

PUBLICATIONS.

This Day was published,
In Three large Volumes, 4to. price 51. ss.,in hoards,
AHISTORY of ENGLAND, from the first
Invasion by the Romans to the Accession of
Henry VIII.

By the Itev. JOHN LINGARD.
London : Printed for J.:dawn:an, 39, Ludgate-street.
London, England, 1819-05-14

United States for the cession of the Floritlas. He
oidd, in every stage, give the Bill his tlecidcd

uegative.
fir W. Ds CitEsFIGNY likewise expressed his
disapLrohation of the Bill.
Mr. R. MARTIN (of Gdlway) thought the pro-
posed measure beneficial to the interests of the
revolted Colonies. His feelings were strongly in
facoi►r of the Colonies, hecanse they were con-
tenring for the establishment of political and civil
freedom, but that concider,tion could not weigh
his mind against his paramonot dot►y as Mem-
ber of PalliAmenr, which required blot to conter
upon the Crown whatever powers were necessary
for maintaining the neutrality which it had been
the policy of the country to adopt.
The Gallery was cleared for a divisi'cin, but hone
took phrce.—Leave, it was understood, was given
to bring in the

PF.NfIYN ELECTION.
The House then resolved itself into a Comaii,-
tee on the Penrvn Election, and resumed the exa-
mination of evidence. Mr. Sitford, Mr. Coates,
and Mr. Stephens were examined ; and the object
of their examination was to elicit what they Itn,w,
or their opinions, touching the corruption of the
lower order of electors, in general, in that bo-
rough. From the answers of the witnesses, the
affirmative of that ropusition Was obeionsly de-
sirable. But the interro_zation was so long and
desultory, and so much intetruixed with desultory
discussion as to the propriety and Parliamentary
formality of successive questions, that if 'it were
even practicable, it would .not be interesting to

The examination of John Stephens contint!ed
until oue O'clock „lifter which, on the motion of
Sir C. By URELL, the ChAirman was requested
to report progress, and sit again to-rnorro,e.
On the mo OIL of Lord CLIVV, the House them
went into a Committee of the Barnstaple Bribery
Bill.—Reptirt on Monday.
The Scotch Desuetude Acts Bill was rea3 a se•
cond time, and ordered to be committed on Mon-
day.—Adjourned at Half-past One o'clock this
morning.
London, England, 1819-05-14

[The Times.]

By the arrival of the Alert, Norton, at Bristol,
'roan Trinidad, intelligence bas been rrrt•ivedd

bout that quarter to the 3lst of March. Ti,e to,,r
vessels from this country,, the Francis and Eliza,
Duncombe, Jupiter, and Phut's, with a reinfotce-
rnent of troops, to the number of 750. to join
the Patriots, arrived off the island the preceding
day. It was understood that they would pro-
ceed to Mat garetta for orders, and that imme-
diately on their arrival a descent would be made
on some part of the Spanish Main. The accounts
of the blockade of Carupano and Comana are
confirmed by this source ; and very little doubt
was entertained that they would both speedily
fall into the hands of the Patriots.

Extract of a Letter, dated Caraccas, Felt. 20,.
and received by way of Cadiz :—" Eirly it-) this
month an action took place on the Allure het ween
General Morino and the Insurgent General 11,;(..z,
in which the latter was defeated with great kss.,
and retreated into Guyana. The last dispatches
from Morillo are trim) the town and river of
Meta, and are dated a few days Atter the battle
with Paez. Lie was then moving on Guyana,
and entertained very sanguine expectations Tat
by the beginning it April he should have pene-
trated as far as Angustura, the, head-quarters of
Bolivar?"

It is impossible to speak with confidence on a
subject of so much difficulty, and affected by so
many considerations, as the return to cash pay-
ments; and accordingly we must be nndcrstood
as giving our opinion with great caution : but we
hare professed, and continue to pioftss, our be-
lief, that the measures recommended by the Com-
mittees of the two Houses of Parliament are
likely to prove efficacious. In confirmation of
this our'-way of thinking, we have to notice a
circumstance of no small moment, which is, that
on the arrival of the Report (that of the Com-
mons) of the Bank Committee at Paris, on Mon-
day last, a rise of two per cent. in the exchange
took place in favour of this country. We know

not wiletber it proceeds from the sarne cause,
but undoubtedly ti cal) procee►i from._no cause
injurious to us, that a great quantity of French
stock was sold or- offeied for sale yesterrL,,v in
London at one-half per cent. lower than al);, .-
ed to have been its price by the last returns at

[New Times.]

It is undP,r _consideration of the merchants,
bankers, and traders of the metropolis, says a
Correspondent, to call a General Meeting, and
prepare a petition to Parliament on the contrac-
tion of circulation, and on the destruction of
credit and of values, and with them of the
general means 'and wealth of the country, by the
measures which appear to be proposed by the,
recient Reports of both Houses of Parliament.
London, England, 1819-05-14

THEO MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 14.—1 n addition to a considerable
quantity of Essex Wheat, that remained over from last Wed-
nesday's Market, there was a good supply fresh in this Moen-
ins from Suffolk, but having little or no demand, very few
sales were made, and these at a decline of full Is. per guar•
ter, from Monday's prices. Barley is nearly unsaleable al.
thous offered on lower terms; Oats are ls. cheaper, and
only fine fresh Corn could be disposed of; in Beans and
Pease little or nothing doing, and prices nominal.

SMITHFIELD, MAY 14.—The skew of prime cattle in this
day's Market was uncommonly good, the business brisk, anti
the price of Beef cheaper than on Monday; the sales in Mot-
ton'and Lamb were considerable ,for this day's Market, anti
the latter article leaper than last week; Veal nominal in
price, as per last; Pork cheaper, but few sales made,--11-.t.
continuance of fine weather, with the forward state of she
season has affected the sales in the Hay Market; few purchases
made, buyers waiting for the New Crops, which are shortly
expected at Market; the finest samples of the above article
could not be got off but at a reduction of 3s. per load from
our last quotations; Clover has also drooped in price; and
Straw with 'difficulty fetched Monday's prices.

Several persons (smugglers) were yesterday
broiighi lip for judgment in the Court of King's
Bench, and received sentence for offences chiefly
against the Customs-laws..
A body of convicts, it is said, are to be em-
ployed at DArtmoor, for the purpose of raising
granite for the erection of the light•honse oa
lAinday Island, and the new work. at Milford
Haven,
London, England, 1819-05-14

The Paris Papers of Tuesday last, which were
clue this morning, have not arrived.

There was an article in The Times of yesterday,
a Paper which generally receives good informa-
tion, stating, from the information of a private
friend, that the Possessor of the Swedish Crown
(we never can be induced to cpnsider him as the
lawful Monarch) had received an intimation from
the Emperor of RUSSIA and the King of PRUSSIA,
that " he ought to quit the Swedish Throne."
This fact, if true, is very important, and ought
not to depend on private information. The Powers
that sanctioned BERNADOTTE in seizing the Throne
of Sweden, in fact gave their sanction to revolu-
tionary principles, and held out a precedent for
their own destruction. If BERNADOTTR has been
so imprudent as to act inconsistently with en-
gagements into which he had entered, and to
which those Sovereigns had guaranteed their sup-
port, and bad thereby proioked such powerful
adversaries, it is evident that be d0'123 not possess
wisdom and prudence sufficient to govern a Coun-
try. NVe look with solicitude for the confirma-
tion of a fact so consonant with our regard for
legitimate Monarchy, and the general welfare of
all Europe.

The measure proposed by the ATTORNEY.
GEN BEAL last nigf►t, in the House of Commons,
is so consistent with sound policy, national dignity,
and a due respect to a Power with whom we are
alliance, that we wonder it was not brought
forward before. The measure in question, as our
Readers will see by the Parliamentary Reports,
is intended to prevent subjects of this Country
from engaging in any foreign service, or from
r9nipping armed vessels for hostile purposes,
London, England, 1819-05-14

BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL.

THIS GALLERY, with a Selection of the
most celebrated WORKS of the ITALIAN, SPANISH,
FLEMISH, and I►UTCH SCHOOLS, IS OPEN EVERY
DAY front Nine in the Morning until Six in thu Afternoon.

Admittance is.-:Catalmrues is.
By Order, JOHN.YOUNG, Keeper.

CAMERA INSTRUMENTAL, at No. 13, Leicester Place.
THE Nobility and Public are most respectfully
informed, that in these Elegant Rooms are deposited
the FINEST SELECTION of OBLIQUE CABINET GRAND
and SQUARE PIANO-FORTES, HARPS, and BARBELL
ORGANS, ever seen in this or any other Country. To he
Sold for ready money, at the Manufacturers' price ; also a
large assortment of Second-hand Cabinet and Square Piano-
fortes, at very low prices; open from Ten till Six o'Clock.—
N. B. Good allowance for old Instruments in Exchange kot
new.
London, England, 1819-05-14

PARLIAMENTARY BUSINESS.

NOTICES of MOTIONS, and ORDERS of the DAY, which
now stand in the Order-book of the Howse of COMMONS,
for Tins DAY. _

•-•
Orders of the Day.
1. 'Marriage Act Amendment Bill i—Third Reading.
2. Garne A Ticininient 111i;—Further Ccins;::Jration of

Reputt.
3. Ptib!leans Lic,rices Regulation Bill ;—Sixond Readit4.
4. Lord Justice General (Scotland) Bilk—Con:miller.
6. Friendly and Parochial Societies Bill ;—Coulioittee.
N (ices of Mot ionj.
1. Mr. Chichester,—Bill to provide for a mrire equal As-
sessment of Monies levied by Presentments in the se-
veral Comities of Ireland.
Mr. Stuart Wortley,—Committee to inquire into the Laws
which regulate the Stamping of Woollen Cloth.

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Perprrined Last Night.
THEATRE ROYAL, KY-LANE.--(lst time), The Carib
Chief Ornreah, Mr. Kean; Claudine, Mrs. W. West.
After Which, The Jew of Lubeck.
TRH KATRE ROYAL, COvENT-GA !it:N.—Er:l4llC : Principal Cha-
racters by Mr. Young and Miss O'Neill. After which, A
Roland fur atr

PRICE 01
THIS FIAT AT T
Bank Stock ...237 23(

STOCKS

'ELVE o'CLOCK.

3 per Cent. Red. . 71i
3 per Cent. C0n5........71n
4 per Wits - 69i4i

5 per Ct.,Navy Ann. 1044/ii
India Bonds 2Gs 28s. pr.
Exch. Bills, ed ►ts. 9s. pr.
Cons. for Account

MAILS.
AitsivED-1 Dublin, I W'a'terford, 1 Flanders.
Dux-1 Guernsey and, Jersey, 1 Sweden, 1 Haunburgb,
1 Holland.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE To.monstow.
Moruitig, minutes atter 6. I Evening, 54 minutes after 6.
London, England, 1819-07-26

IMPORTATIONS LAST WEEK.

.Fyglipb. Foreign.
Wheat 5,656* .595

Batley 1,b50
Oats

Sm ITH n sm), ,JULY 26.-I'he Market, during the last week
was well supplied with all. Liiids of prime Reacts, eiid the
prices remain as per last: in Mutton,'Veal, arid Lamb, there
is noalteration in the prices, but there was a brisk trade.—
q'tie businets in the Hay Market was rather dull this morn-
ittg t: 'some of the' new crops .are come to market, and are
very fine; in Straw and Clover there is no alteration, and
prices,icmain nominal as per last.—The annexed is a correct
st;itenicnt of the Numbers and Prices at market

(To sink the Offal ; per-Stone of Bibs.)
PPef 4s. 6d. to 59. 4'L 1 Veal 4s. Od. to 59. Bt.
Mutton fid. to ss. iti. I Pork 4s. Od. to ss. Bd.
Lamb....

CATTLE AT MARKET. .
Beasts
28U l pigs • 320
London, England, 1819-07-26

'1 [IC MARKETS.

.CORN EXChINGEi JULY 26.—The weather continuing fine,
and having had alarge supply from Essex,Kent, and. Suffolk,
produced a great dullness in the Wheat trade this morning,
and what sales were made were at a reduction of full is. per
quaAer from the prices 'of this day week; Barley goes oft
very slowly, at a decline of Is. per 'quarter ; Oats- are front
Is. to 2s. per quarter lower, although the:arriyals. hare not
been large for severOidays past; English Beans support last
week's prices, but there is Ito demand for Foreign, although
offered on lower terms.
London, England, 1819-07-26

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed on Saturday Nigkt.
Tviv,A.YrtE ROYAL, IlArmAoKrr.—The Greed Mari Mr.
Green, Mr. Terry; Bertha; Miss F. Blanchard. After
which, nomba.stes Furioso. To which was [War:a, Wet
Weather.

THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH dkRA-tiollgE.—§elf-Sacrifice:
Count Valcoore, Mr... Pearl-flan ; Ida, Miss Kelly. After
which, Ono, Two, Three, Four, Fie, by Advertiiewerit.
To which was added, Amateurs and Actors.

STOCKS

'ELVF.

Bank Long Ann.. 194 3-16ths
India Bonds. Bs. Ins. pr.
Ex. 1311 k, Yd, pr. li.2s. 3s. pr.
Ditto Commercia)....27s.
niuni....pr. 4 5i 4i pr.
Cons. for Acct. 71{i} 72 7111
London, England, 1819-07-26

HAY AND STRAW PER

Hay.... 45- 0 td ,C 6. 6' olClove4.. 46 00to £7 0 0
4.2 10 0 to I, 0 0

•
ATTEIMPTEDSuictne.--,Friday morning a young
man, named Robson,' residing in Old-street, went
tri bathe in •the 'New River. When'he arrived
near the spot where he. intended ,going into the
water, his attention was arrested by the appear-
ance' of a female, apparently in a disordered state
of'tnind; He Watched her,,and observed her walk-
ing backwards and forwatdo on the .bank, till at
length she leaped. into the veater. Ile could dis-
titicrlyear'ber say, " -help me Lord have
Mercy tipon 'Me !" itiltantly ran to her as-
sistance, and-took her out, without her reteiving
any other injury than a ducking.. She refused
kivi'og'any account Of herself; but, after some.
.pertuasion,• the permitted him to"condoct her 'to
Shoreditch, Where, it was. understood, her friends
reside. She:•was well dressed, .and apparently,
about 40 years of age.
Row,AT VAUXHALL—On Saturday morning,
beti.vverv4 and 5 o'clock, a dispute took 'place he-
, tween some persons dceised like. gentleinen,in the
Prince's 6Ox in the gardens; words came to blows,
when Cvliingbtirn and Hall, the...L4ficers attend-
ing, interteired, and the parties lvft- the gardens,
but cootiOtied their disoideily_cOndoct, and as-
saulted the Officers, whilst endeavouring. to keep
the peace';, 'On -which four of them, together with
two dashing
,belles who accompanied them, were
locked op and ntrei wards taken betote Mr. AL-
_
LItN at Union-Hall. he officers stated the con-
duct
of one of the
,women to have been very out.,
rogeous and disgostiog„ and the Magistrate cont
milted her for'ope mouth to the House of Cor-
iection,-to which. She was taken in her gay dress,
and her head decked with 'flowers ; the other par-
ties were discharged on paying -the expellees, and
promiiiitg not to be guilty of like conduct in
to! ore.

In the Oa zette of Saturday a reward of 1001.
is offered for the discOvery of the person or/per!.
_spas wbo,,ort the night of .the IStli iustaitt, set
file to the nut-houses; belonging to Mr. Edward
1-I.thenek, ofitt Suffolk, ,and tree par.- Exiting,
tloh promised to any accomplice making such
'diScoycly.
London, England, 1819-07-26

before any three Al.lermen, of every
Particular that Came to their knowledge previous
tO and daring the Meeting." And why is their
!alh more to be 'relied On than the Oath Of the
Person WhO gave information of the horrible design
t 0 his Lordship We believe that the Loan MAYOR
not belleVe his informant's oath upon light
grounds, and it is probable, that lie would not place
472 y belief in the oath of the others.—Besides, what
could be expected from such men, but statements
calculated to mislead the LORD MAYOR, and
In screen the wicked incendiaries from justice.
The horrible fact which has occurred at Stockport
4lay be deemed a strong corroboration of the ac-
count given by the LORD MAYOR, who, of course,
*ill not be diverted from his endeavours to discover
the infamous wretches who bad planned so iniqui-
t°" a design, but despise the insidious tender of
essistance from those who must offer it in mockery,
since they never could expect that the least con-
fidence would be placed in their asseverations,
but
that, however solemn, they would be con-
lidered as artifices to confound inquiry and to con-
ceal the Delinquents.
London, England, 1819-07-21

SNIITLIFIELD NIEE FlNti.

At an early limr this morning Smi!htield was
,
mrstie and preparation, to guatd against the
thteatening mischiefs of.the day_ We are shocked
in inform our 'leaders that, in the course of last

PLACARD 9 of the most inflammatory nature
"re posted lip throughout the neighbourhood.
Ly thr, laudable activity of the Magistracy, how-
they were speedily torn down or defaced.
A 4,re were no signatures annexed to than, and
''.ty were addrfs,ed to" TFI E NON. It El'lt
NfED "—entmoencing w ;ill the following

:—" Mav that d,iv of tri4l ‘t Lich our

INTRPPID LEADER, in his answer to our Beijoi-
said could be not far distant, BE
TIIIS DAY !"—These Placards proceeded to
►ouse the Putsme Ness and the BANK of

EXGLAND in the groSsest terms, and • the
tvhole was of the most seditious and inert)-
diary kind. Copies of these Placards, of a
smaller size and type, were industriously and
"undantly distributed and dropped in all direc-
th'ns, near to and far from the settled scene of ac-
tiun in fact, in most parts of London and West-
Minster, and probably in all the environs and ave.
"es to town. The large Placards were also
Pasted up in various places, with the same acti:
"Y, and to as ample an extent. But we have the
11isfaction to add, that the same commendable
; clivity prevailed in seizing and destroying them.
6, however, glaringly manifest, that the Re-
f"iqg " Traitors and Rebels, arc determined to
Make every possible effort and to use all practi-
elble means for the accomplishment of their
/lelstious purposes: We shall wait till the
Latest moment before we put our Paper to
Fre", in order to inform our' Readers of
14e Proceedings of the day, for which purpose we
4
'37e made all necessary preparation, and happy
Shall we be to assure the Public, that the wise
ecantions, and determined vigour of Govern-
nent and the Magistrates will secure the peace
of the Metropolis, and guard against the dangers
ltlat Might otherwise spread to the greatest ex-
tent.

Since we wrote the above, we have received
The following Copy of the infamous PLACARDS
Users noticed :
London, England, 1819-07-21

CERT' FICATES—AuG usT U).

T. Winstartley and W. C. Crole, Liverpool, auctioneers—
T. toldnvy, Chippenham, clot Mollivm and W. Arch-
deacon, Cannon-street, callenderers—J. Cameron, Alanches-
ter, iliers:liatit—T. Ball, Keyford, Sfilllersetshire, woolstapler
—P. CI. Wit hams, Princes-street, Mary-le-bone, painter and
M' Knight, Parliament-street, lincit7draper—J.
I:arland, Austin-friars, merchant-1L Anderson, Wapping,
sail-maker—T. Taylor, Lea denlial I-street, toast er-tuari ner—
W. Flint, Old Balky, printer—lt. Sutherland and It. Suther-
land, Birmingham, gun-makers—J. Itichattls, E. C. Richards
and .1. Richards, Martin's-lane, merchants—l. Beckett,
and J. Roberts, Silver-street, Wood-street, 131acliwcII. hall
Factors.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
C. Monk and J. Cantiill, Blandford, Dorsetshire, auc-
tioneers—P. and P. William3,llngby, Warwickshire, surgeons
—W. Bennet and W. Lacey, Nottingham, grocers—J. It. and
B. 'fetter, H. Steel and D. Richards, Liverpool, cotton
brcokets—W. and 'l% Hall and J. M. Ellett), Kingston-upon-
Taylor, R. Baggallay, S. W. Pyman, and W. H.
Taylor, High-strret, Southwark, pen and quill merchants—
J. Kirk, R. and 11. Heaton, and 11. Bright, Bishopsgate-
street, wholesale druggists—J. Hillman and S. 0. Bacon,
Foster•late, ironniongers—Nl. Edwards and J. Rees,-Roches-
ter, iinendrapers—T. and J. Taylor, Hanley, Staffordshire,
manufacturers of earthen Nate—T. Wright and J. Roodhouse,
Masborongli, Yorkshire, brewers—T. Roberts, G. Marzetti,
and J. L. Parker, Great Winchester-street, ship-brokers—T.
C. Butts and A. Miller, Clement's-lane, Lombard-street, per-
fumers—G. Morris and IL Crossley; High-street, Woolwich,
currier:—J. Stracey and T. Browning, Smithfield-bats, dis-
tillers—C. Holehouse and W. and T. Hill, High-street, South-
wark, oilmen.

THEATRICAL ItEGISTER.
Performed Last Night.

TtlEarnE ROYAL, HavnaugET.—The .Soldier's Daughter:
Governor Heartall, Mr. Terry; the Widow Cheerly, Mrs.
-Edwin. After which, Lovers' Quarrels. To which was
added (first time), Wet Weather.
THLATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPEItA • Housc.—Self-Sacri.fice:
Count Valmore, Mr. Pearman; Ida, Miss Kelly. After
which, One, Two, Three, Four, Five, by Advertisement.
To which was added, The Boarding-House.

PRICE 01
THIS nAY AT T,
Bank Stock 237 238
a pet Ct. Red. 70f 71ii 70i
per Cent. Cons.. ...

STOCKS

'EINE &CLUCK.

Bank Long Ann
India. Stock ...213 214
India 80un5...9s 11 s. Bs. pr.
Exch. Bills, 2d..25. 3s. Is. pr.
Om:limn-2132 3i 2 b pr.
Consuls. for Aug. 70i;,4i/ii

4i pc. Cent

4.11;T Cedits .. 894 90 I
ii ptr c.llt. Navy Attu lUt
...

MAILS.
A rt o v r lVaterford.
Gottcaburgh, I Lisbon, t liamburgb.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning, 4(; minutes alter 2. f Evening, 11 minutes after 3.