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The Sun.
London, England, 1826-11-23

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

LONDON DIARY, SATURDAY, Nov. 25.
(At the Court of Commissioners.)
Boys, T., Ludgate-hill, bookseller-10
Brownell, J., Spitalfields, silk manufacturer-10
Carpenter, W., Leadenhall-street, woollen draper—lo
Creswell, T., Cross-lane, fish factor-11
Kenworthy, J. and J. 8., Ironmonger-lane, warehousemen--10
Parkinson, W., Soho, carver and gilder-11
Penny, G., Rood .lane, coffee broker—lo
Schlesinger, M. S., Stainford.etreet, merchant—l
Scott, W., Lower Brook-street, victualler-10
Walker, R., Oxford-street, butcher—l 1

COUNTRY DIARY, FkIDAY, Nov. 24.
Bunn anti Allen, Worcester—Hope inn, Worcester—I 2
Wood, J., Wooldale, Kirkburton--Packhorse, Hudderitieltl-12

INSOLVENTS APPLYING TO BE DISCHARGED.
Petitions to be heard at Portugal-street, Liueolu's-inn-fields, I as-
__

den, Nev. 27, at Nine.
Davis, T., jun., Tower-hill, upholsterer
Evens, W., Commercial road East, milkman
Ford, S., Westminster, linen draper
Glendining, A., jun., Colchester, barge-master
Hadgraft, J., Strand, lodging-house-keeper
Hall, T., Finsbury-square, dealer
Kirby, J., Hoxton New Town, fishmonger
Longbotham, W., Gorton, Manchester, cordwitiner
Mayo, H., Walworth, clerk
Purchase J., Bath, grocer
Sugden, S., Bradford, butcher
Turner, W., Edgeware-road, grocer
Townley, J., Hoxton, carver
Wells, E., Camberwell, green-grocer
Williams E., Rotherhithe, dealer

COUNTRY.--At the Court-house, Shrewsbury, Nov.°lbex'

at Ten.

Asterley, R., Shrewsbury, attorney
Bowen, W., Shrewsbury, tailor
Cranage, J., Wellington, attorney
Marks, J., Shrewsbury, weaver
Mouris, 8., Shrewsbury, butcher
Nightingale, J., Norbury, farmer

At Brecon, same day, at Ten.
Price, J., Crickadarn, farmer

At Chester, same day, at Nine.
Lovatt, J., Derby, publican
Reece, R., Chester, bricklayer
Waring, J., Chester, draper
Williams, S., Chester, publican
Same place, same day, at Ten.
Bower, J., Wilmslow, cotton-spinier
Greenhalgh, G., Bury, surgeon
Proctor, T., Congleton, butcher
Shepley, W., Newton, huckster
Swann, W., Stockport, watch-maker
Turner 0., Brms Inollington, n,
in Mold, Flintshire, Vitti , stone-mason
I.lov. at
Evans, R., volywell, tailor
Hughes, 8., liolywell, tailor
Joao), Eytun, farmer
London, England, 1826-02-08

THE THEATRUS.

Tea Kale's TiIEATitE...---The Splendid Opera
of II O'er:kir,: in Egitio,. was again performed
last night, and went oil with undiMinished eclgL
Signor V cr.t.trrt, though evidently labouring
under the effects of a cold,
.performed his part
to the satisfaction of a numerous 'and fashionable
audience. The Other performers equally claimed
(and received) their share of approbation. The
beautiful quintet to in the first act was rapturously
encored ; and the duet between VEUIUT) and
Signora Bost excited a very general 'call for
repetition, which was not enforced on account of
the evident indisposition of one of the principal
Performers (V,ELLom)—The Divertisement of
the Temple de la Concorde was well received ;
and the Ballet of La Creche Casssee closed the
evening's entertainment-With eclat.
COY £NT•GA Opera of Guy Man-
tiering was performed last night, in which , Mr.
811,111.111 sustained the part of Henry Bertram.
It was first appearance at this theatre these seven
years. In addition to the usual airs, Mr. BRA.
IA.II, who was, perhaps, never in finer voice at
any period of his life, introduced the-old Scottist
Ballad of 44 March, march, F.ttrick and Teviot.
dale," and a new Ballad, composed .by Mr. Lee,
of Dublin, entitled, 44 Woman." The effect
of the former .was animating in the highest
degree; insomuch sot- that we • think it likely
to prove as great a favourite as 44 Scots wha
hae"
has been, and is still, though, perhaps, it
has nearly hail its run on the 'London boards.—
The second is a very sweet air, and likely to be-
come popular also. A very few nights will,
iu
all probability, be sufficient to establish both.—
Miss PAToN made her first appearance this 'sea7
son as Lucy Bertram. The effort was eminently
successful, but, as in all undertakings, however
ably executed, there will be some inequality, we
must confess that we were less pleased with her
t 4 Rest thee, Babe," than with any other part of
her brilliant performance. Mr. kit LE was Colonel
Mannerly.
l'be part requires nothing more than
a gentlemanly appearance and an easy address.
TO say that he brought these qualities to his aid,
is only to give bite credit for what no one will
doubt ; but then they were the only qualifications
required. The remaining characters were cast as
usual ; and it is -but justice tosay,that they were
well sustained, anti contribated, intheir respec-
tive gradations, to the • production of one grand
effect.

RUSSIAN LOAN, NEGOCIATED I3Y Ma. N. M.
he half-yearly Di-
vait7eTtuldsciolin" ICltheitbijo7eDi°,4:a."--b,ltavhich becomes due
on Wednesday the Ist of March next, will be
paid by Mr. N. M. 11 oviscumn, on that and
every succet ding day, between the hours of ten
and two, at his Countinghouse, No. 42, Now.
court. The Dividend warrants, with a list
thereof in numerical order, roust be left one day
previous to payment for the purpose of being
examined.
London, England, 1826-02-08

THE FUNDS.

Consols—Yesterday dosed
After the Close
This morning opened

7911

. •

.

HOLIDAY at the BANK, but both the Stock

Exchanges open.
Consols began at the closing price of yesterday
—79 iii, at which they continued, with ne
greater fluctuation, than alternately being sellers
or buyers till i past P.,1, when the market declin-
ed to -791 i—the quotation also at 1 o'clock.
The, house has been thinly attended, and, with
the exception of some bargains for to-morrow in
Money Stock, which is plentiful, the amount Of
business has been inconsiderable.'
3 per Cent-Consols (Money) - 79ik
:3` per Cent. Reduced - . .
New 4 per Cent. 9k;l.
India Bonds - . par. 1 pm. • ,
Exchequer Bills, .£lOOO---par. 2 dia.
.€509-1 dis. par.
4rm.
The Dover coach drove up this morning to
Mr. RoTttscttit.n's house, for the purpose of
discharging a cargo of gold. A considerable quan-
tity, of gold was also paid into the Bank yes-
terday.
London, England, 1826-02-08

NENltlcivs CAST

Mr. DENISON presented a petition tmml‘lr.,Kenrick, en.
treating tli.tt the Howie would pursue its investigation of his
4:onduct, os by that means alone he could hope to fully acquit
•Itimsell. The prosence of Lord Middleton, who had sat as;
„Chaim:inn of the Surrey Sessions, would be necessary to the pe•
adorer in his defence ; and to obtain that Noble Lord's evi,
deuce, a message to the House of Petra would be necessary.—
The petitioner therefore prayed that the House ._wtitild adopt
the form to obtain this permission ; and 'further allow
hint Wt," petioner) to answer the charges against hint, by him.
aelf, ids ;attorney, and counsel. Mr. Domain concluded by
moving that a Message Should, in due course, be sent to the
ac cor d gl
Mr. DENMAN could have no objection to the motion;
and dt.tsired to change his notice of examining witnesses from
next to Monday.
TUE ADDRESS.

Tice .C.IIANQEI.4I4OII .0f the .EXCILEQUER 'rough
,uP the Royal autwor to
,the Aftiress ; whiOh 'was received ao
JAwdiag}y.

Sll fP fIUff4DING.
itotietasoN presente.d a petition from Mr. John
cotnpisining tiiiit the state of ih,e ships in the met,
ennui wise was declining, and praying fbr inquiry,
Sir ISAM:COFFIN said, that if Mr. Burridge was to be
listeniad to, tbree-fourths a the ,ships in the,llo7 were rotten
London, England, 1826-02-08

Til E A itM Y.

It is said that Sir Groucti: IlltranAY, Commander of the
Forces in Ireland; will be succeeded forthwith by Gelneral Sir
THOMAS lltst.oP, and that Sir GEoitu is to he appointed
Adjutant-General in England.:—(Limerick ('hronick

Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
Essex.

To be Deputy Lieutenants:--Sir Thomas Ormsby, Bart. ;
John Fletcher Mills, Esq.; Charles Ilaselfoot, Esq.; Horatio
Vachell, Esq..; John ,M‘Lachlan, Eiq.
By the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Middlesex
Thomas Iloblyn, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant:
London, England, 1826-02-08

BULLION.

. Portinral Golil,i is Coils l_ 0 Y 0 per OA
Foreign Vold, ill ll:tis :i 17 a
New Diiiibloinis
New 1)01 taro 0 0 u
Silver Standard in li.ir4. o 5 1

BIRTHS.
On Friday, the 3d inst., the Lady of W.
.fI. Pilaff, Esq.,
of New Broad-street, of a daughter.
On the 4th inst., at his house in Upper Seymour-street,
Portman-square, the Lady of Hans Busk, Esq., of a daughter.
On Monday, the 6th inst., in Slower-street, the wife of Wm-
Brodriek, Esq., of a daughter.

RHIED.
On .Monday, the Oth3lA inst., at Wansteaki Church, J. A.
Hawerbank, of Sun street, to Caroline, second daughter ot;
William Walton, Ecq., of Wanstead. •
At Chelsea, on the 7tli inst., Mr. 4. Miller, of London, to.
Margaret, youngest daughter of the late WiTitian Wardrop,.
,Es q., Secretary to the Bank of Scotland ,d , Edinburgh.
the Rev. Samuel
On the 7th, at St. John's, Hampstea
Carr, M. A., Yellow of Queen's College, Cambridge, rector or
Everiden and perpetual curate of St. Mary Key, Ipswich, to'
Mrs. Charles Buxton, of Northend, Hampstead.

DIED.
On the Gilt inst,, Sir Edmund Autrohua, Bart., at his house,
Hyde Park-corner.
On 18th Jan., aged 74 Year 4, Matthias Hayfield Broath
Eel:, many years clerk in the Anditoi's Office, lineal heir to,
the estate of Colstea, in Scotland, and the. dormant BaroneteY•
On the 4th inst., at Binfield, near Brecknell, nerks, Alta.
Davidson, the lady of Leith A lexeml•4 Davidson, Effq.
On the oth inst., after only a few days' illness, lloraps
Handel! Fletcher of Finsbury place, third son of the kite
Thomas Fletcher', of Cbtpham •,com mon •
On the 6tlt. inst., Mn.r King, of Highbury-terrace; in, he'r
79th year. •
On the Bth inst., of a rapid decline, Agnes, wife'teltri..
William'Caineron,'of Walworth-terrace and St. PAUrflociltifehie
yard. • . !.
On Ttieid*, titelth'inSt.,' in the 71st year' f his like, Mr.
Edward.Smi of Bath-plag, Peckham. . .
On the 6th inst., in her 22d year, Elizabeth, daughter of tilt'
late James Thompson, Esq., of Uebrooke-terrace, islintron:l!,

?tinted and Pt.bliehed for the Padrautitetta, at the Onif.,
CI 1 3(E ho. 112 s *and; B (111111 I Iy.. -
London, England, 1826-02-08

FOREIGN.

It is now ascertained that the report of a Loan
of 300,000/., yesterday, to a South American
house, by the B►►nk of England, is unfounded.
The rumour originated in confounding the loan
of 300,000, granted to another house about, a
fortnight since, with the South American firm,
erroneously alluded to.
The cause of the decline in Colombian yester-
day was a Abney Sale of 35,000. A nattier Sale
of 20,000 hus also affected the Market for Co.
lombian today---now 56}. Mexican .6 per
Cents. 64i ; Brazil, 55 ; Danish, $3 ; Greek
151 ; Spanish, 11 ; Russian Bonds, 83k.

SHARES.
This market continues stagnant.

PAST A.

Consols have dropt since on! OiCh)Cli, without
qny cause being assigned. For Money now,
78i 70; for Account, 79 79i ; Columbian, 551;
Mexican,634.
ThP fall in Colombian and Mexican, since
Monday is 3 per cent.
London, England, 1826-02-08

sembleda spring day, and to-diy, our
_streets are filled

water. The (Isiah Of snow whicti has fallen up this periOd of
the season is less than is recollected for many years past. In
the upper districts, and indeed in this, the stubble is seen in
the fields. The past summer, and the winter so far, have been
the warmest and mildest of any in the recollection of the oldest
inhabitants.

t" As to the objections taken by the lion. Gentleman to the
iMilerence between the establishments of the guards and those of
the horse and infant-I of the line, the question had been fre-
quently and fully discussed in that House, and he would not
now suffer hitnseif to be drawn into it. Whether right or wrong,
Abstractedly, Government hid determined, and Parliament had
repeatedly consulted on the propriety of keeping two kinds of
farce, the guards and regiments of . the line."'
Such is the answer of an Officer-elthe Crown
to a Member of Parliament, seeking informatiort
no a point of the public expenditure. Does Lord
PALMERSTON imagine that because a subject has
been discussed in Parliament before, it is never
again to he broLgilt under consideration, or
that ,such a reason is sufficient to extenuate
Isis conduct, in openly avowing that he
would not permit himself to be drawn into
the question again ? Surely the Nobles Lord
forgot himself—forgot the situation which he:
held in the administration of the Public, Affairs,
, and the submission due to that assembly, before:
.which nod to which this extraordinary avowal
London, England, 1826-02-08

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.

ORDER OF THE DAY FOR THIS DAY.
&Pori of Committee of Supply, with the resolution " That a
'Supply be granted"—to be presented.
NOTICE OF MOTION FOR THIS DAY. •

Mr. R. Martin (of Galway)—To move for leave to bring in a
Bill to amend the Irish Election Lan: 40, •

PRICE OF STOCKS TIIIS

Bank Stock
3 per Cent. Red.
3 per Cent. Cons.
3 per Cent..
Ditto Red
4 per.Cerit. New
13ank Long Aim.
India Stock
Ditto Rand, par 1 pm.
South S‘ Stock

PRICES OF roams, t?
Austrian this, 5 per cent....
Brazilian Bds 55
1825

Scrip
Buenos Ayres lids
7.
Chilian,Bds, 6 per cent—.
Colombian lids
Do. do. 1824 b7ila oi 7 61
Daniih,,6-per cent:
Do. 1825.
Greek Bds
Do. 1825
Guatimala
51 vilest) lids 59
Do. - 1825

-..,,..~
London, England, 1826-02-08

UPPER CANADA.

POSV OFFICE DEFARTNIEWT..—At a late hour lot me_
iag a very animated debate of two days, on the Post Office De-
partment, on Mr. Fothergill's inquiry into the state of the Pro.
vineel closed: with the adoption of the following ResolutiOns
proposed by Mr. Rolph
lat.—Resolved, That the Post-Office department raises in this
Province a coriiiderable sum of money, contrary. to 'the spirit
of the 46th and 47th clauses in the statute of the 31st of the late
lUng, Which, it is desirable, should be under the controul and
direction of the Provincial Legislature.—Carried.
%I.—Resolved, That a well-regulated Post-Office, respon-
sible to the constituted authorities in this Province, and extend-
ed in the number of establishments, would equally tend to
correct and 'prevent abuses in the department to facilitate the
commercial intercourse, and to promote the diffusion of know.
ledge.—Carried. •
3d...—Resolved, that the Post-Office must in time become an
important branch of the Provisional Revenue.—Carried.
In the discussion of this question, a scene of insolence and
corruption, on the part of two or three deputy postmasters, was
developed, that we do believe could not be equalled, and would
not he submitted to, in any other part of his Majesty's domi-
nions; And if these Resolutions have the effect to bring the
regulation and controul of this department, under the Provincial
Legislature, we believe, most sincerely, that the gentlemen who
Lupported them will have conferred a benefit on the people of
this colony beyond any thing that has yet been bestowed by our
Provincial Legislature.
LOWER CANADA.
QUEEEC, Jar:. 2.—The Season.—We had very heavy falls
of rain last 'night and on.Snturday. Yesterday the weather re.
London, England, 1826-11-24

RESURRECTION IN SPAIN.

MADRID, Nov. 9.—The Marquis de Bo!gide, Comp-
troller-General, had a sudden attack of apoplexy, which
ended, as it was thought, in his death. He was dressed
in the habit of a monk, as is the constant custom of our
-country, and deposited in the vault of the church. of St.
•
Juste, his parisk:
However, at 11 &chick last night, the Marquis awoke
from his lethargy, raised himself from his coffin, (for, in
general, our coffins are not fastened), and his fear giving
him additional strength, be made his way to the grating of
the vault opening to the street,and called to the first person
he saw, who, frightened in his turn, ran away as fast as he
could, calling out that ghosts were coming forth from the
vault of St. Juste. The Marquis, finding himself 'thus
treated, recollected the name of a carpenter known to him,
and who lived opposite, and called on him so loudly, that
he succeeded in waking him. The carpenter went out,and
though not much pleased in hearing himself called upon
from a place, the inhabitants of which are generally very
taciturn, he by degrees collected his thoughts, understood
what the Marquis wishedhim to do,and went immediately
to give the cure of the parishan account of what had taken
place.. The Marquis was liberated from the vault, and
taken to his home, where he now remains ill in bed, and
on the point of really dying, through the supposed death
which he lately suffered. • .
London, England, 1826-11-24

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The following experimental ships have been commissioned by
the Officere named against them :—Challenger, Capt. j. Hayes ;
Tyne, Captain 3. K. White ; Satellite, Commander j. M. Laws;
Acorn, Commander A. Ellice.
Pt.v4oum, Nov. 9.3.—The Nightingale cutter arrived on
Saturday from a cruise, and sailed again on Tuesday.
The Culmits, 10, Capt. Hallowell, arrived on Sunday from
Portsmouth.
The Dispatch, 18, Capt. Parsons, arrived on Sunday from
Portsmouth, and sailed on Sunday on a cruise.
The .Portsmouth naval transport sailed yesterday for Deptford.
In liamosze—Britannia, Windsor Castle, Thetis, Lively,
Royalist.
At the Island—CeAlMus and Vigilant.
The Hon. G. 'A.• C. Stapylton (Chairman), F. Edgecombe,
Esq. and Dr. Burnett, have returned to London, after inspecting
the Victualling Department here.
Mr. Hicks has been appointed Master Sail-maker at this Dock-
yard, vice Tarra Way, superannuated.
- Capt. A. 13. Bingham and Lieut., W. H. Martin (1821) and
the Rev. W. Maguire, Chaplain, are appointed to the Thetis,
refitting at this port for foreign service.
Captain Henry Eden is appointed to the Herald yacht, at
Sheerness ; Capt. Pettman, to the 'Arachne, at Portsmouth ;
Lieut. J. R. Drew, of the Diamond, to the Herald ; Lieut. '!'ring-
ham, of the Maidstone, to be Agent of Transports in the Louisa,
vice Bradley, deceased; Mr. Bedford, of the Maidstone, to the
rank of Lieutenant, in that ship vice Tringham ; Mr. Richard
Kent, Purser, to the ,Arachne ; Mr. 1. Eshelby, to be As-
sistant Surgeon of the Spartiate.
The following promotions and appointments have taken place
in Om Royal Marine Corps :
Liettt.-Colonel WCleverty to be Colonel Coinmandant of the
Woolwich division, vice Colonel Meares, retired from the service;
Major Elias Lawrence to be Lieut.-Colonel, vice APCleverty ;
Brevet-Major N. H. English to be Major, vice Lawrence; First
Lieut. S. 13. Ellis to be Captain, vice English; First Lieut.
Bloomfield, front half-pay, to be First Lieut. vice Ellis; First
Lieut. Jas. Fyntnore, from half-pay, to be First Lieut. vice First
Lieut. Darling, resigned his commission ; First Lieut. George
Swain, from haltpay, vise First Lieut. Lloyd, to half-pay.—
,Plymouth Journal.
London, England, 1826-11-24

COURT OF EXCHEQUER--(Tats DAT.)

The Barons were occupied by the discussion of the Will of
Hicks, Esq., late of Plummer's-hill, West Wickham. It was not,
however, decided.

COURT OF CON-DELEGATES—(This DAY.)
CLARKE AND CLARKE AGAINST DEW.

The Con-delegates in this case were Drs. Arnold, Dodson, Sa-
lisbury, and Blake.
The case came before the Court in the nature of an appeal from
the Prerogative Court, when the will of Dr. Stott, of Hart-
street, Bloomsbury, was declared invalid, on the ground of the
testator's) incapacity. It appeared that Dr. Stott, although a man
of considerable ability, entertained some very strange and absurd
delusions, and particularly upon religious subjects. He was im-
pressed with the idea that his only daughter (Mrs. Dew) had been
from her earliest infancy under the peculiar influence of an evil
spirit, and ascribed all her acts to the influence of vicious and
abandoned principles. Acting under this conviction, which he
carried with him to his grave, Dr. Stott executed a will, by which
he left the bulk of his property to Messrs. Clarke, his wife's ne-
phews, and only provided for his daughter by an inconsiderable an-
nuity. When the will was propounded, it was opposed on the
part of Mrs. Dew, and evidence adduced to prove that Dr. Stott's
opinion of his daughter was the effect of mental delusion, as she
had ever conducted herself with propriety, while her moral cha-
racter was unimpeachable. Under all the circumstances, the
Judge of the Prerogative Court (Sir John Nichol)) declared the
will invalid, it having been executed by a person, who, though he
might be generally capable, was acting under a delusion on the
subject of his daughter's conduct and character.
The Messrs. Clarke now appealed to the High Court of Dele-
gates from the decision given in the Prerogative Court; and Dr.
Jenuer had to move that the warrant should be sent up for trial
during the present Term, as the interests of the parties would be
seriously affected by delay.
Upon consideration, the Con-delegates ordered that the warrant
should be sent up in the ordinary way on the first day of next
Term.

BRISCOE V. BRIECOE.
In this case, Dr. Us suggested that the Registrar should Pend
up all the bills of costs.
The REctsTamt replied, that they should go up.
The Court then adjourned.
London, England, 1826-11-24

DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
South Sea Stock
Old Annuities
New Ditto
Ex. Sills, £l,OOO 2il. 20 18 19 pm.
Ditto... ... . hOO 2d.1921 1820 pm.
Ditto Small
Ditto Commercial
Kink for Opening
Incas tin Account
Cous. for Account 83%10,i %Ye

PRICES OF FOREIGN Fl
Austrian Bonds, 5 per cent. 92
Brazilian Bonds —
Buenos Ayres Bonds. ......
Chilian Bonds, ES per ...et.......
Colombian Bonds —
Ditto, 1844 41% 2X
Danish, 3 per cent. 62%
Greek Bonds —
D1tt0,:1826 19%
Guatemala
Mexican Bonds —
Do. 1825" 67X'4

'NUS AT ONE 0 CLOCK.
Neapolitan, 1821.
Peruvian Bonda —
Portuguese Bonda BO
IPrussian, 5 per cent.
Ditto, New —
Russian, New, 5 p. c 874
Spanish, 1821 l3 }iiA

~. ~
---- 1823 —
French Rentes, Sp. c —f.',—c.
---- Exchange —4. —c.
------3 per cent.
.---- Exchange —t. —c.

PRICES OF SNARES ATONE 0-CLOCK.

Paid. Per Share,
Anglo Mexican Mining_ Company £7s 37%
Company and Peruvian Mining Coany 5 ,
l
Mexican Mining Company
Potosi La Paz and Peruvian Assoc. ......
United Mexican Mining Company 25 10 17%
General Steam Navigation Company 13 5%%

PRICE OF IRISH

Bank Stock
Gov. Stock, 31,4 per cent.... BRIO
Ditto, New ..
4 per Cent 977" It
Gov. Deb. 3% per cent . ... . . 909=a
Consols. 3 per cent
Royal Canal Stock 2.53
Grand Canal Stock
City Deb. 4 per cent. 9l
Ballast Office Deb. 4 per cent. 84%

STOCKS, NOV. 21.
St. Patrick Insnr. (per share)
Royal Irish Ditto —
National Ditto —
Patriotic Dittos 4'4
Hibernian Bank
Provincial Ditto
Royal Irish Mine —
Imperial Mine —
Mining Co. of Ireland —
Commercial Buiklings —
,ILS.

Arrived. Due.
O America 0
O Brazil 0
O Buenos Ayres
O Donaghadee 0
1 Dublin
.0 Flanders 0
1 France
1 thAteriburgh 0

Arrived,

Guernsey& Jersey. Ts.
O Ilamburgh 0
1 Holland 0
O Jamaica 0
O Leeward Islands
O Lisbon
O Malta 0
1 Waterford 0

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning solminutes after 9. j Evening ....... 24 minutes after 10.
London, England, 1826-11-24

LITERATURE.

THE EXILE, A POEM.
Whoever is fond of perusing a mild, gentlemanly
poem, exceedingly cheap in price, and printed on most
exemplary paper, hotiiressed and wire-wove, let him
or her purchase The Exile, a poem, by Robert Hal-
dane Rattray, Esq., third edition, as the title-page,
with a due regard to particularities, informs us. It is
indeed a highly interesting composition, and would do
credit to many of our first living minstrels. The lan-
guage throughout -is 'in strict accordance with the
thought, which, though not perhaps characterized
either by profound or original thinking, is yet of that
popular nature that must take effect. Unfortunately
our limits (for Parliament is like a cormorant, and de-
vours all the space hitherto allotted to our Reviews)
prevent us from doing the justice to Mr. Rattray that
his talents deserve ; we cannot, however, conclude our
brief notice without extracting the following descrip-
tion of Madeira, (not the very praiseworthy wine of
that name, but the island), as it is both elegant and
vivid :
Madeira'. shore is lovely to the eye;—
Its vineyards blushing to its summer sky;
Its air with balmy odours fraught ; its hills
Towering in gracefulness; their thousand rills
Reaching the ear in music—now conceard
Amid its cedar shades—and now reveal'd,
Bounding, as if in joy, o'er rocky heights,
With echo shouting to their silvery lights,
Spaugling her bright domain, and giving birth,
On emerald beds, to those sweet gems of earth
Bending their beads to heaven, as if to pour
Their fragrance forth, in praise, for that bless'd shore.
How beautiful the scene !—and if to one
Who felt alone the charm he look'd upon;
Whose thoughts own'd no remembrance, to supply
The magic zest that springs from sympathy ;
If fair to him ;—how beauteous then to those
To whom each stream that How'd, each height that rose,
Appear'd combin'd—each with its past of bliss :
There L6ve had smiled—there whisper'd Hope—and this
The dearest spot of all—was that clear spring,
Beside whose crystal fount's soft murmuring
Each heart had won its prayer—its all—and given,
n glad return, to each, an equal heaven !
London, England, 1826-11-24

INSOLVENT DEBTOR'S COURT.—.-Tnts DAY.

William Richard Chapman, a man of respectable appearance,
was brought up for final examination and judgment. He had
been examined last sittings.
Mr. Commissioner Bowfin. who presided at the former exa-
mination, observed that it was hardly necessary for him to detail
the transactions then elicited. Insolvent had borrowed 301. of
a Miss Mary Fowler, as he represented, for the purpose of depo-
siting it in consideration of a lease, instead of which it was placed,
for another purpose, in the hands of an attorney named
Bennett. Miss Fowler brought her action for the 301., and
the Insolvent pleaded the general issue. The Court consi-
dered that the Insolvent had no right to plead, knowing
the state of his circumstances, and therefore it was a most vexa-
tious defence. In addition to this fact, he had made gross misre-
presentations to the opposing creditor, and the testimony he had
delivered on his oath was not at all satisfactory. The Learned
Commissioner then sentenced him to be remanded for eight
calendar months, and kept within the walls of the New Debtors'
Prison. Miss Fowler was appointed assignee.
London, England, 1826-11-24

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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE. OF ItORDS, THURSDAY, Nov. 2S.

This day, at Twelve o'clock, the House, represented by the
Login Cmaxcau.oa, the Mover and Seconder of the Address, and
other Noble Lords, prOceeded to present the Address voted on
Tuesday to his Majesty. The House previously adjourned till
to-morrow.
London, England, 1826-11-24

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PRICE. ID.

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 24.—. The first meeting of the Philo-
sophical Society for this term was held on Monday the
kith instant. F'rofessor Cumming, the president, being in
the chair. Besides other business, two papers were read
to the Society. The first by Professor Sedgwick, on the
subject of a very large pair of horns, found near Walton,
in Essex, among the diluvian gravel. These were shown
to belong to an animal of the same species as the common
ox. The second paper was read by Mr. Whewell, on the
classification of crystalline combinations, and the canons
by which their laws of derivation may be investigated;
being the sequel of a series of communicationsmade by that
gentleman to the Society on the notation and calculations
appertaining to crystals-.
On the 11th inst. the Rev. H. Law, M.A. Fellow of
St. John's College, was installed into the arclideacoury of
Wells, to which he has been collated by his father, the
Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells.
The Rev. William Mirehouse, M.A. Rector of Colster-
worth, in the county of Lincoln, has been appointed
domestic chaplain to her Royal Highness the Princess
Sophia.
We are desired to state, it is respectfully requested,
,
tnat those gentlemen who intend to present books to
the Library of Bishop's College, Calcutta, or who
have already promised to do so, will have the good-
ness, at their early convenience, to cause the same to be
forwarded either to Messrs. Deighton, or Mr. Stevenson,
or to the Rev. W. Mandell, Queen's College.
London, England, 1826-11-24

CUTLERS' HALL--(Tuts DAY.)

This morning, at 10 o'clock, a wardmote of the inhabitants of
Vintry Ward was held, for the purpose of scrutinizing the votes
given at the late election for an Alderman in the room of Alder-
man Bridges, resigned.
The LORD MAYOR presided, and Alderman Variables and' se-
veral of the Common Council were present.
Dr. Lushingtou, Mr. Pollock and Mr. Broderick attended as
Counsel for Mr. Wylde, the unsuccessful candidate; and Mr.
Bolland, the Hon. Mr. Law, and Mr. Wakefield on behalf. of Mr
Sheriff Winchester.

At twelve o'clock the Council proceeded to the examination of
witnesses, and up to one o'clock, neat of the voters in favour of
Mr. Sheriff Winchester had been rejected. It is fully expected
that the scrutiny will not be over for three or four days.
London, England, 1826-11-24

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

FROM LLOYDI3,—(Tins Da .v.)
DEAL, Nov. 23.—Wind N.—Arrived from London, and
sailed, the .Adie, for St. Thomas's; the Hebe, Heaviside, for
Bengal; and the Carahalton, Park, for Jamaica; also the Cretan,
Gulliver, for the South Seas; and the Venerable, from Honduras.
4 rat. several vessels are in sight to the N.E. coming for the
River, but will net be able to reach the Downs until ebb tide.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 23.—Wind E.N.E.—The David Scott
hourly expected, was not in sight at fire o'clock, when our boat
left St. Helens. The weather is hazy.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 22.—Arrived the Prosperity, Wake, from
Dantzic.

FALMOUTH, Nov. 22. Wind N.E.—Arrived the Francis,
Parker, from Oporto ; and hi Alajesty's brig Rifleman, from
Halifax, in 17 days.
GRAVESEND, Nov. O.—Arrived the Matilda, Vona, from
Smyrna; Comes, Archer, from Samos; and London, Young,
from St. Petersburgh. Sailed the Resolution, Caigill, from
Trinidad.

A bottle with a slip of paper was picked up on the Bth instant,
off St. Michael's Mount, purporting to be from the Mate of the
Medina brig, which vessel bad lost her main-mast, and at the
time of writing (14th Sept.), wag under jury masts.
Diarrztc, Nov. l3.—The Hope, Wimpead, from Waterford,
which arrived here on the 2d inst., struck on a rock near the
Sound ; she has been hove down and surveyed, and must be
thoroughly repaired.
London, England, 1826-11-24

ROYAL SOCIETY.—THUEMDAV, Nov. 23.

At the meeting of the Society this evening, C. Bell, F.Aq. the
celebrated anatomist, was admitted a Fellow ; also, Messrs.
Jouvard, Chevruel, and Dulong, of the French Academy, were
elected on the list of Foreign Members. .

The reading of Col. Miller's paper on percussion shells was
concluded. The peculiarity of this invention is twofold : Ist,
The principle of exploding a shell by the effect of its impact on
the object, upon a charge of fulminating powder, connected with
the exploding charge, instead of making a fusee. 2dly, The plan
of making the shell cylindrical, with spiral grooves and a conical
summit. The spiral grooves were suggested upon considering the
real principle,of the rifle-gun, which is not, as commonly suppo-
sed, the rotatory motion given to the ball by the spiral groove of
the barrel, but consists in such a motion being given to the ball from
the resistance of the air to the grooves indented in its surface
by those of the barrel, when it assumes a lengthened or cylindri-
cal form. The paper was terminated by several reflections upon
the practical application of this plan, and was illustrated by nu-
merous experimental details.
London, England, 1826-11-24

plans' for diffusing religiOus instruction among the
Irish lament that the Irish Freeholders should be se-
duced from their Landlords, they lament that they
should regard their oaths more than their interest—
they Contradict themselves in contending for freedom,
and lamenting the distinction of that which argued
the non-existence of freedom. But whatever the sins
of these people against logic and good feeling, they
ought to -have the field open to their exertions.—
Thouali we may allow with the talented author (to
use a ermcfsm) of The Tales of the O'Hara Fa-
• •
Fa-
mily, that his M. Stokes is not a bad representative of
a pretty large class in this country—
" Who, ignorant' of the real state, past, or present, of the
sister country; of its feelings, or, indeed, its fitness to receive the
kindness offered at their hands—nay, of its want of such...kind-
nese ; either take from others, or invent to themselves, interested
or romancing accounts of an imaginary state, imaginary feelings,
fitness and wants crying loudly for their interference." Yet it
does not follow that the attempts to give " the people of Ireland
any religious instruction save what their Priests approve," should
be discouraged. " Whoever expects—he makes a Clergyman of
the Establishment say—whoever expects to separate from their
Priesthood a people who have for centuries of suffering, only
clung closer to them, has been taught rather bad philosophy, and
is peculiarly ignorant of Ireland, and of Irish temperament."
This argument is applicable to the apostles of Re-
ligious Reform in all countries, and in all times; and
if we 'allow any weight to it, we must condemn the
first Reformers of England and Germany, as well as
the present Protestant Missionaries in Ireland.—
Morning Chronicle.
London, England, 1826-11-24

TO THE SCIENTIFIC WORLD.

The following Problem has been proposed from eminent scien-
tific authority, and has exercised Ole skill of several of the most
distinguisked mathematicians without. hitherto eliciting any com-
pletely satisfactory explanation. We therefore submit it to our
Readers in the hope that at some future period, through their
obliging communications, the Sun may be the means of throwing
light upon the subject. It may be enunciated, secundum urtem,
in the following terms :—Given ;—a humming, or other top, set
a spinning :—required, why does it, after a few oscillations,
GifiltUlo43 a perpendicular position?

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR THIS DAY.
I. Corn Acts—Committee thereupon.
2. Motion for Supply—Committee thereupon.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS FOR THIS DAY.
I. Mr. Abereromby—Motion relating to the Return for the Borough of
Tregoney.
2. Mr. Huskisson—Resolutions founded on the Order in Council of the
let September last.
3. Mr. Nicholson Calvert—To appoint Standing Order Committee.
NOTICE GIVEN YESTERDAY.
Tuesda ,v Nov. 28.
Mr. Littleton—Appointment of Select Committee of Appeal on Pri-
vate Bills.
London, England, 1826-08-01

HOP INTELLIGENCE.

generally state their opinion that the present duty
Bottouom, JULY 31.—The accounts from Kent and Soso
is rated too
high. The show for burr is chiefly at the tops, which look welt
and, if favourable weather, may produce as much as in 1824; but
the duty is still mentioned at 180,0001. to 185,0001. ,
.Axonsice. ACCOUtir.—The few rains which fell -lately torn-
tifully in the Hop districts, and succeeded, as they have been, br.
genial weather, have caused the burr to carne forward astiniar,
ingly, and at present there is every appearance •of a great PO"
duce. Though in most places there is a deficiency of ode
andbranches, still there is ample on the tops of the poles, where tb,,
*
appearance of the burr is most promising and health,' ;
the present weather continues, the crop willprove most abundant
Tbe duty called 185,000/. Priem nominal.
MAlnsTorrE; JULY t07.-L-Our accounts continue tench the
same as last week, respecting the appearance of the coining col!
of Hoils, which many planters are of opinion will be so ranch I`.
the top of the poles as to cause the produce to be under the duty
as now laid. However, we do not exactly agree. with that report,
for 'if the present fine weather, which seems so favourable, should
last the month of August, the old strong grounds will do ever)
thing you can expect,
and great things may be done. DutY
called about 180,0001.
London, England, 1826-08-01

PRICES OF FOREIGN F
Austrian Bonds, 5 per cent
Bmtilian Bonds
Buenos Ayres Bonds
Gillian Bonds, 6 per ct.
Colombian Bonds
Ditto, 1824 32% 3
Danish, 3 per cent.
Greek Bonds
Ditto, 1825 124(
uatimala
Mexican Bondi
Ditto, 1625... 50%504 4931 mix
London, England, 1826-08-01

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

LONDON DIA.II.Y, TXUASDAY, Attalla 3.
, (At the Court of Commissioners.) w.
E. Francis, afsidenhead, coach-maker ..•. at 11
T. Gostlen, Belford-street, Covent-garden, book-binder ...... 11
A. Harris, Ironmonger-laue, cloth-factor ll
W. Jam% Lovelni-court, bookseller lO
R. Scholey, Paternoster-row, b9okeeller

COUNTRY DIARY.
R. and S. Blakey; Dewsbury, ot the Star, Manchester .....,at
Leigh, Manchester.. Meatus. Batteraby's, Wigan .......... . . tf
&ter and Co., ffiteerffirdwest,—White Hart, Narberth .........
T. Swaink South Caßingham—Hotel, Newark. .... ........... I

CURE .ion 'CA;;;;
;;;;;ITED WITH GREIN
FOOD.—When any of your cattle happen to get swelled with ea
over feed of clover, frosty turnips, or B°6 like, instead of the
usual methOd of stabbing in the side, apply, a dose of train.oil,
me, the quantit
Y
which, after repeated trials, has been found to prove succesaful.
must vary according to the age or Size of the
siTihirne quantity of oaf ail
beast' of an ordinary
recommended is about an English Pint, whir/ mina he admini.
stored with a bottle, taking care, at the same time, to rub the
the, stomach well, in order to Make it go down. After receiving
the, this medicine, it must ba made to walk about until each time
as the swelling begin* to subaule.....Freeman's Journal. . - .
London, England, 1826-08-01

PRICES OF SHARE

Brazilian Mining Company
British Iron Mining Company
Chilian and Peruvian Mining Co
Protector Fire Insurance Comp
Droitivieh Patent Salt Company
Equitable Loan Bank Company

PRICE OF IRISH S'
Mink Stock 228 fil'
Gov. Stock, 3% per cent SI
Ditto, New
4 per Cent. New ,e 4174 3 9g
Gov. Deb. 334 per cent. 81WAN
Consols, 3 per cent l6
Royal Canal Stock
1
Grand Canal Stock
City Deb. 4 per cent.
Ballast Office Deb. 4 per cent. '.

DAY AT OMB O'CLOCK.
South Sea Stock
Old Annuities
New Ditto
Ex. Bills, £l,OOO ?d 14 16 pin.
Ditto l4 16 pm.
Ditto Small
Ditto Advertised
Bank for Account
India for Account
Cons. for Account 78% 7% 8
London, England, 1826-08-01

;TOCKS, JULY 29.

St. Patrick Insurance
Royal Irish Ditto
National Ditto
Patriotic Ditto
Hibernian Bank

Provincial Ditto
Royal Irish Mine l% dis.
Imperial Mine
Fish Shares —

New Brighton

MA
Arrived. Due.
I Dublin
I Waterfbrd ft
0 Guernsey & Jersey 0
0 Lisbon 1
0 Gottenburgh 1
1 Hamburgh 0
0 Holland 0
1 France

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning 51 minutes after 0. I Evening ....... 18 minutes after 1.

Zbit
London, England, 1826-08-01

THE FUNDS.

CITY, Tireire o' Clock.
The British Funds have been without any marked interest all
the
morning ; Consols opened at 78 and receded to 771 8, both
for money and account, and remain at this rate. Yesterday was
Settling day In the Foreign. Funds, and prices were quoted higher
in eonsequenee of making up the accounts this morning; Meal-
eau 6 per Cents. were stated at 601 , they are now rather lower,
and the present price is 49/ 60 ; Colombian Stock also is not so
high, and may be purchased at SS}; Spanish Securities advanced
yesterday about 2 per Cent., arising solely front report* of a favour.
able nature, which, however, seem to hare died away; for that
which was quoted yesterday at 10 11, can be purchased at 9, Bel-
krss this morning. In the Share Market little is doiig and prices
are steady, except on Colombian Shares, which are lower in con-
"flueece of a further call made upon them.

Three per Cent. Consols, 77i 8; Ditto for Account, '774 8 ;
Per Cent. Scrip, 4 4 pm. ; India 4 per Cent. Bonds, 19 21
Pm. ; Exchequer Bills, 14 15 pin.
FOILEIGIN FuNDs.—Brazilian, 57 9; Buenos Ayres, 50 2 ;
Chilien, 36 8 ; Colombian, 1822, 31 25 ; Ditto 1824, 335 ;
Mexican, is per Cent., 42 4 ; Ditto, 6 per Cent., 50k ; Pe-
ruvian, 25 7 ; Russian, 811 21 ; Greek, 12 121. ; Spanish 91 10.
Mmes.—Anglo Mexican, 471 25 die. ; United Mexican, 75
61 dia. ; Brazilian, 141 15 pm. ; Bolivar, 3 5 pm. ; Colombian,
per Share ; General Mining Association, 5 dis., Pm. ;
Potosi, 1 15 per Share ; Tlalpuxahua, 10 15 pm.

Two o'clock.
Consols have continued steady at 774, with little doin but
within these few minutes they have advanced to 78, buyers; 4
per Cent. 931 ; New 4 per Cent. 9411 • Exchequer Bills, 15
16 pm. ; India Ponds, 20 21 rn. ; Bank 'Stock, 200 201.
In the Foreign Funds, Mexican and Columbian are flat, the
former have been done at 491 50, but are rather better, the let-
ter at 324 ; Spanish may be quoted 94 9 ; in the other secu-
rities little or nothing doing.

3 per Cent. Consols, '7B TIIRER O'CLOCK.
FOUR O'CLOCK--CLOSING PRICES.
Consols 78 A- Danish Bonds
Do. for Op. 78 1• Greek Do. 1825 12i
Brazilßrazilian Bond* 577 8 Mexican Do. 1825, 51
M Ayres Do. Peruvian
Do. Milian
Columbiall,Russian Do. 82i 1824, 33 "i Spanish Do. 9i
London, England, 1826-08-23

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BURDEROP RACES.—Tuzsnav, Aro. 22.
The Gold Cup, value 100 sore., with 25 sovs. added from the
Fund. Three miles.
Lord Pslmetstott's Lusborough 1
Mr. F. Craven's Triumph I
Mr. Goddard's Composer S
A Purse of 60 cove., for all dges. Heats, Three miles.
Mr. Bloss's h. c. Lawrence ... 1 1
Mr. Boast's b. g. Paymaster .. ..... ••• 2 I
Mr. Craven's Triumph .. dr

GREAT FOOT RACE.
The Running Match between Mr. Pearson and Mr. G. Kemp-
ton, for 2001, a side, which was run on a former day .and ended
a tie, was run again yesterday over a mile on Ashted Park• and
won by Mr. Pearson, who accomplished the task (20 miles), in
2 hours, 12 minutes, and 16 seconds, beating his opponent by
4 minutes and 43 seconds.

LAMBETH REGATTA.
Yesterday, the Sixth
.Annual Prize Wherry given by the Ladies
and Gentlemen of the Parish of Lambeth, was rowed for by eight
pair of oars. The Prize was to be gained in three heats.
The first heat, to start from Westminster Bridge, row round a
boat moored oft Nine Elms, return down the Surrey shore, round
Carey's Bath, up to Lambeth.
In the second heat, the men were to row the same distance.
and the first and second boats of each heat were to start for the
Prize.
The undermentioned watermen entered the lists

FIRST HEAT.
Colours. Names. CRIMES;
Maynard
Brown
Rolls 2 Orange.
Wilson )

Names.
Gadd /
Blue.
Wilson S
G. Arthur /
Red.
Rolls
G. Wilson / Green. Richards /
S. Wilson S Neulton S
W. Arthur / Wyld / Pink.
J. Wyld S Crimson.
Richards
At four o'clock the signal was given, and the boats ran the first
heat. The winners were Purple and Blue.
The second heat was won by Pink and Yellow.
At six o'clock the grand effort was made for the prize. To con-
sequence of the ebb tide the start was made from Vauxhall-bridge.
The men distinguished by Purple, Blue, Yellow, and Pink, rowed
down to Carey's Bath, back again against tide to Nine Elms, and
returned to Lambeth Stairs. This was one of the beat-contested
. __

matches seen during the summer. Purple took the lead, followed
so closely by Yellow, that they were head and stern. At Vaux-
hall-bridge, on the way to Nine Elms, they ran foul of each other,
and enabled Pink, the third boat to head the race. The advan-
tage was retained, and Wyld and Richards gained the prize in
grand style. The wherry having been carried on shore, was
placed on a cart, and conveyed to the Coburg Theatre, where it
was delivered to the whiners in the presence of the audience.
The water-aids, andespee4allpPalace-yard, Lambeth, was as
usual on such sportive. obtainW4t damns of activity and merri-
ment. Flags were hoisted, asid,the watermark derived all the ad-
vantage* the bounty of their patrons was calculated to afford.
The prise boss was worth twenty-three guineas. It bore the fol-
lowing inscription in letters of gold :—" Sixth Annual Priza
Wherry given by the Ladies and Gentlemen of Lambeth, August
28, 1826."
Some of the young men who rowed for the prize were brothers,
and the inducement to exertion was rather droner on that ac-
count, as they were all emulous of distinction.
London, England, 1826-08-23

ADI sSOLtITION of PARTNERSHII' having
been announced in the Low Dos Gazers in the. Firm of
Messrs. SAVORY, MOORE, and DAVIDSON) of New Bond'
street and Regent-street,; Mr. D. takes the earliest opportunity of
announcing to the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that during
the necessary interval for the winding up the said cone ern,
D. intends making arrangements with different Leading Nouses
on the Continent, and. East and West Indies, for DIRECT ;M-
-PORTATION of DRUGS,. &c. previously to , his commenciut,
Business on his orbs Account.

PRICES OF STOCKS VII
Rank Stock 2ot3 2
3 per Cent. Red 794404
3 per Cent. Cons 76%%A
3% per Cent.
Ditto Red. 96;01,414
4 per Cent. New iii
• 9511
Ditto, 1826 ~ '..6
Bank Long Ann.... 19 5-16 li 6-146
India Stock 23-i
Ditto Bonds 25 24 pm.

DAY AT ONZ O'CLOCK•

South Sea Stock . —.
fild Annuities. —
New Ditto
Ex. Bills, „fl,OOO 2d. 17 19 pal.
Ditto ' SOO 24. --Ai 19 pm.
Ditto Small
Ditto Commercial —
Bank for Account . •
India for Account 231 S
Cons. fbr Aixount ..............%Ni

PRICES OF FOREIGN Fl
Austrian Bonds, 5 per cent. —
Brazilian Bonds —
Buenos Ayres Bonds —
Chilian Bond 4 6 per ct. —
Colombian Bonds
Ditto, 1824 3'rl4.
Danish, 3 per cent. —
Greek Boncis
Ditto, 1825
Guatemala 25
Mexican Bonds
Do. 1825 'l64%ii

NDS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Neapolitan, 1824 --
Peruvian Bonds
Portuguese Bonds... ......... ..'l2
5 Prus.tan, per cent. .......
_ .

Ditto, Wiwi: --
Russian, New, 5 per cent.
Spanish, 11121
--0 11123
French Renter, 5 p. c. ...... —f --c•
-- Exchange —l. —c.
--3 per cent.
--, Exchange... .....
PRICES OF SHARES AT ONE &CLOCK

Anglo Mexican Mining Company.
Brazilian Mining Company.:—
Britiah Iron Mining Company
General Mining Association

Paid. • Per Share.
15
.E6S 1.111
20 31 ?Si 30 41 •
5

COURSE OF EXCII)
Amsterdam ' C.F l2 8
Ditto, at sight
Rotterdam 2U. 12 9
Antwerp l2 9
Hamburgh 214 U. 37 U
Altona 2,4 U. 38 0
Paris 3 days' sight
Ditto, 2U. 26 5
Bordeaux 28 5
Berlin

Frankfort on Maine, Ex. M. !SS
Petersburgh, rble 3 Us. 8%
Vienna, effective ii .2 M. 10 28
Trieste do.
Madrid 34
Cadiz .. 34%
Bilboa
Barcelona
Saville 34
Gibraltar 45

Arrived. Due.
1 Dublin
1 Waterford 0
0 Donaghadee 0
O Guernsey & Jersey 0
O Lisbon 1
O Gottenburgh
0 Hamburgh
O Holland 0
London, England, 1826-08-23

CERTIFICATES.-SErr. 12.

R. T. Capp, St. Dunstan's.hill, inatrance-broker—R. Willis,
Kidderminster, Worcester, .grocer—T. Harding, High.street,
'Poplar, builder—R. M. Arthington, Lancaster, banker—A.
Corrie, Wellingborough, Northampton, dealer in lace—A. and
I. Phillips, Fenchurch-street, shoemakers—W.. Jackson, White's-
alley, Coleman-street, Smith—F. Franck, Old Burlingtou-street,
St. James's, tailor-1 N. Bailey, Chancery-lane, bookseller:..—
J. Monray, Leicester-square, merchant—W. Wright, Princes-
street, Hanover-square, dealer in medicines.
London, England, 1826-11-06

PRICE OF IRISH

STOCKS, NOV. 3.

Bank Stock
Gov. Stock, S% per cent 86% Royal Irish Ditto -
Ditto, New 86% 4 National Ditto
1 per Cent.
Uov. Deb. 3)4 per cent . ........ ---Hibernian Bank ' 17;
Consols, 3 per cent Provincial Ditto
Royal Canal Stock
Grand Canal Stock Imperial Mine —
City Deb. 4 per cent. Mining Co. of Ireland l%
Ballast Office Deb. 4 per cent. 93 Commercial Buildings .,--
- --

MAILS.
Arrived, - Due. Arrived. - Due.
O ' Ameriea. - 1 0 Guernsey& Jersey. U
O Brad 0 2 Hambitrgh 0
U Buenos Ayies
O Donagliadae 0 U Jamaica 0
2 Dublin
I Flanders U 0 Lisbon 0
1 France
0 Gottenburgh ......... 0 3 Waterford U

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO—MORROW.
Morning 46 minutes after i. I Evening ....... 16 minutes after H.