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London, England, 1826-12-12

`<' AS s. YOU LIKE IT." Excellence combined
-C-1. with Economy! A good article at a low price! In order
to keep pace with the highly-improved state of the. Commercial
Road and its environs, which, for Respectability mid Commerce,
vies with the proudest thoroughfare in the Metropolis, JOHN
LLOYD and Co., KING'S PLACE, corner of
..BATTY-
STIILET, Commercial Road, are determined, in the selection,
extent, and quality of every Article in their Stock of LINEN
'DRAPERY, flowery, Lace, and Haberdashery, to be equalled by
'few, and excelled by none !
At a time when diatuss and famine have arrived at their zenith,
land the Manufacturing Districts are reduced to the last extremity,
J.J. Lloyd and Company have been induced by feelings of gratitude
lac well as the desire of meriting future favours, to purchase the
{whole of. their large and valuable Stock of Winter Goode with
"ever acceptable Cash ; thereby entailing upon tfieirCustomers the
11)1e/tiling satisfaction of alleviating the distressed, and ensuring to
'themselves a good article at a low price.—Withi, such claims to
public support, and a fixed determination to act with rectitude
and principle, and not to admit the slightest deception to be prac-
dred!on their customers, either by exchanging the article pur-
sed, or warranting damaged goods (as is too frequently the
ase with those who profess to sell under Cost Price), they re-
pectfully offer their well-selected Stock, purchased for Ready
loney, at prices at least 20 per Cent. cheaper than Credit Shope
can buy for.
London, England, 1826-12-12

I • THE GREAT BATH HOTEL; PARIS,
No. 52, Rue de Rivoli, opposite the Tuileries.
MADAM, FRANC has the honour to inform
the English Nobility and Gentry that she has OPENED
jtlie NEW HOTEL, formerly kept by Madame DAUCHIN,
lunder the name of GRAND HOTEL DE PARIS. Madame
IFranc hopes that the persons who may honour her with their con-
fidence will have no cause of complaint from the care and stten•
lion she will use insaining theii entire satisfaction. Large and
,small suites of apartments elegantly furnished. Dinners dressed in
!the first Parisian and English style, and assortments of the best
wines.

Carriages are let by the day, month, or year. Complete coach-
houses and stablinr.
London, England, 1826-12-12

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

COUNTRY DIARY, THUKSDAT, Dec. 14.
Dentith, • J., Liverpool--George, Liverpool-12.
Eveleigh, J., Manehester—Star, Manchester-2
Gibbons, T., jun., Wells—Red Lion, Pakenham-11
Griffiths, T., Abergele—Crown, Denbigh-11
Haworth, .1., Manchester—Messrs, Higson and Co., Alandka-
ter-11
Holt; F., Liverpool—Angel, Liverpool—l
Jones, T., Ynysmarchog, in Llywell, Brecon—Bear, Llandilo-12
Levett, J., Rowley Regis--Royal Hotel, Birmingham.---5
Martin, J., sen., Bath—Angel, Bath-1
Matthews, J., St. Philip and Jacob, Gloucestershire--Rummer,
Bristol—l
Moon, E., Worthing—Crown, Arundel-12
Morgan, T., Neath—Town Hall, Neath-11
Pekin, S., Sheepshead, Leioestershire--Kin's Head,
,Loughbo.
rough-1 1
Newt, J., Troth---White Linn, Bristol..-ISt
Ruch!, 'T., Trough, NVestmorelstri—grown and .111irro, Apple-
by—ll
Ras,* A., March, Isle of Ely—Crown, St. Ives _ll
Siheon, J., Newcastle-upon-Tyne—Crown and Thistle, Newcas-
tle-upon-Tyne-11
Smith, H., Bristol—Rummer, Bristol-12
Taylor, J., Golear—King's Head, Huddersfield--l 0
Wignall, C., Liverpool—George, Liverpool-1
London, England, 1826-12-12

DOUBLE RETURN.

Mr. HORACE SEYMOUR,' who has been
elected for the borough of Bodinin 'and Orford, made his election
to serve for the borough' of &Amin; ' A new writ was, in con-
sequence, issued for the borough-of Orford.
The House then adjourned at five o'clock.
London, England, 1826-12-12

`~ ". :} s

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, DEC. IL, • ;
COOKE, KIM. i. BKNKES. •
. .
Mr. Casteerra. opened the pleadings. This first, an action of
trespass, to which the defendant had pleaded first-,,,..the general
isgte ; and next, several special pleas of justification.
The SOVCITOR-GE N KRAL (with whom were Mr. :NoLaN Mid
Mr. CA3traiLL) stated that this was an action of trespass, which
the plaintiff,. a gentleman residing in Stone-buildings, Lincoln's-
inn, bad brought against the defendant, a parish-officer of St.
-Andrew's, Holborn, for having illegally seized his goods.
The Jury icmained :in deliberation for about twenty-five
mi-
nutes. At the end of that time they signified that they had
agreed on their verdiet The Associate then put the usual ques-
tion—" Gentlemen, do you find for the plaintiff or deandatite?"
Sir RlCll4lnn Brittlle: (the Foreman), after A moment's hesita-
tion—We find, my Lord, that that part. of Stone-buildings, oc-
cupied by the plaintiff is within the parish of St: Andrew's), Hol-
born, and is therefoie liable to the parochial assessments for the
poor.
Some persons in Court expressed their approbation of this ver-
dict by clapping of hands and stamping of feet : this improper
behaviour wig' immediately clAred.
At the door of Westminster Hall was a covered caravan, to
convey away the parish books which had been brought down, in
the event of their becoming necessary in evidence, and wl ich
filled a large portion of the passage by the side et: the Court.
The Court rose at nine o'clock.
London, England, 1826-12-12

PUTNEY.

MR. ED1T01t......A1l an inhabitant of Putney, I agree in opinion
with ,you, that the danger and ineonvenieve of the narrow lane
;sin +he Richmond side of the bridge oughPto.bst retnedied, but it
is not true that the remedy is delayed by want" of spirit or pier_
lion on the part of the inhabitants. Ample room was originally
left for all the pureuses of the inhabitants, and it is only iliac* the
building of the bridge has caused it be so much frequented by
the public, that its narrowness has been found inconvenient.
Whilst I profess a sincere feeling for the accidents that occur there,
I make bold to say, that as the public require an enlargement of
the pass, as you call it, I think the public ought to defray the ex-
pence of the improvement. The improvements made, and now
making in the vicinity, to which you allude, are not made at the
expence of the respective parishes, but by the Turnpike Trusts.
The narrow lane in Putney, of which the public complain, is only
a parish highway, and the rate would be quite inadequate to the
amok of widening and improving it. A. A.
London, England, 1826-12-12

HOUSE OF COMMONS—Momuy.

An Of from the -Court of Chancery presented to the House
several returns relating to the quantity of business in bankruptcy
transacted in that Court.

Mr. F. WILSON presented a Petition from the
Parish of Grinton, in the North Riding of the county of York,
against any further concession; being made to the Catholics.
Hr. W. HORTON laid on the table a copy of
the third Report of the Commissioner,' of inquiry into civil and
criminal justice in the Wtsit Indies.—lt was ordered to be printed.

Mr. .JOHN WILLIAM'S presented a Petition
from .500 operative sawyers resident in Manchester, complaining
of distress, awl praying the House to take their case into emu&
&ration. The Petitioner, stated that they were able to maintain
their families in respectability with the wages they earned by their
labour, until the invention of a plan to saw timber by steam-en-
gines. Since that plan had been carried into practice, 20() of
them had been thrown entirely out of work, and the other NO
bad only been able to obtain partial employment. The Petitioners
prayed, as a measure of relief, that the House would impose a
duty upon timber sawn by gem, which would equalize the cost
of it ter that of timber sawn by. the hand. The petition was laid
ou the table.

LUSHINGTON moved the Speaker to issue
a IIPW Writ fur the borough of Saltash, in the ruout of fltiiry
M"nt6tht Esq., who hard accepted ihe office of Steward of the
Chiltern iliouliethi,—New writ orderedaccordingly.

ELECTIONS IN IRELAND. •
The SPEAKER then acquainted the House that
Robert Smith, who had pre4nted" a petition on the .22d of No-
vember last, Complaining of the return tin' the county of West-
meath ;.—Aliat I hymn and others; who had presented a prti-
tion complaining of the return for the county of,
the that Lord G. T. Berestbrd, who, on the
at; tohfe Kilkenny; edtne ►day •
saint day, had presented a petition, compliiining of the return for
tta
tchoe u of Waterford;--that James Paul Gee and °there,' who
o
nsatyme day, bad presented a similar petition with that of
Lord G. T. Beresford, had not entered into the reeogniiances re-
quired by the bSti Geo. 111., for amending and rendering more

effectual the return of Memhers to serve -in Parliament for the
kingdom of Ireland.
MESSAGE FROM THE CROWN.—AID TO PORTUGAL.
Mr. Secretary CANNING then made his appear-
ance at the Bar of the House, with ailocument in his hand.
The SPEAKER—Mr. Secretary Canning, what
have you got there ?'
Ir. CANNING—A message from his Majesty.
The SPEAKER_PIease to bring it up.
Mr. CANNING then delivered it to the Speaker,
who, after _ the Members bad uncovered, proceeded to read it to
the House. It was in the following terms:—
London, England, 1826-12-12

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS FOR THIS DAY.

Mr. Secretary Canning—Address to his Majesty on his Majesty's

Message.
1. Mr. Hume—Returns of the amount of Stamp 'Duties on Newspapers
Advertisements, and Pamphlets, for the last thirty years ; also, of
Marine and Fire Insurances.
3. Mr. Hume—Return of the number of Officers struck off the Army,
Navy, and Ord nan ceiLlst,without Court Martial, since the last Return,
ORDER OF THE DAY FOR THIS DAY.
King's Message to be considered.
NOTICES GIVEN YESTERDAY.
Wednesday, Dec. 13.
Mr. Williams Wynne—To discharge the present Orders for the coml.
deration of Election Petitions, and to appoint other days.
Tuesday, Feb. 13.
Sir Henry Parnell—Debt due by the Government to the Bank—the ba.
lance of the public money in the hands of the Bank—and the sum
paid in 1526 to the Bank for the management of the National Debt.

PRICES OF STOCKS THIS
Bank Stock 2Ol 8
S per Cent. 1teti...,79% 8% 9304 X
3 per Cent. Cons. —
3% per Cent. BB
Ditto Red 86 5%NiMi
4 per Cent. New —
Ditto, 1826 . 04% 65%
Bank Long Ann. 18%%%
India Stock —.
Ditto Bonds ,3027 pm.

DAY ATONE O'CLOCK.

Soitli Sea Stock
Old Annuities
New Ditto
Ex. Bills, £l,OOO 2d. 20 10 IP pin.
Ditto 5OO Vd. 15 12 15 pm.
Ditto Small
Ditto Commercial
Bank for Opening
India for Account
Cons. for Account 20i 180 I 1 801
London, England, 1826-12-12

PRICE OF IRISH

Bank Stock —.
Goo. Stock, 3)4 per cent .87 x I
Ditto, New 87% 7
4 per Cent. -
tiov. Deb. 354;per cent B9
Como's, 3 per cent SI,
Royal Canal Stock
Grand Canal Stock .........
City Deb. 4 per cent.
Tlallast Office Deb. 4 per cent.

M A
Arrived. Due.
0 America 0
0 Brazil n

'II Iluenom Ayres
O Donaglxadce 0
1 Dublin
O Flanders 0
I France
O Gottenburth 0

Arrived. Due.
O G uernsey & Jersey 2
0 • Hainluirgh
0 Ilolland I
O Jamaica 0
O Leeward Islands
O Lisbon ft
O Malta 0
2 Waterford 0

NIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning ll minutes after 1. I Evening ....... 39 minutes after

Zbit
London, England, 1826-12-12

lIVT TO Blt nvitirn Twicx

ST 11EN Or STRIFE
WHAT RENT COULD th LIVING HAVE
WHEN DEAD HAD NONE
AGREE AMONGET Toy
'MERE W TEN ARE ONE

LIEN . RCHIERS. DYED AYR= 17. 1641.

BERtmml.—Whde at Rimini and
some curious stories concerning an individual wham the ilead
chapterr
of Accidents has likened with British history. You will imme-
diately recal to mind the name of Bergana. This famous per-
sonage is a very conspicuous character on the Eastern coast of the
Adriatic. Will you believe, that besides an estate at Ravenna,
the splendid villa occupied by the lato Queen Caroline, and a
palace at Pesaro, be has purchased no less than twelve farms in
the neighbourhood of the last named place ! M. Bergami, or ra.
they Baron Fergana Frauchina, as he styles himself, passes
most of his time in shooting, and sallies forth armed at all points,
accompanied by fuse or five congenial spirits, the whole having
the appearance of so many bravoes of Venice. He has the greatest
repugnance to seeing English travellers, and on a recent acca.
lion absolutely refused to allow, the villa to be shown to en
English family which presented itself at the gate for that purpose.
The good people of Pesaro are quite at a loss to conceive how the
Baron, who is also a Neapolitan Count (by purchase) could have
eaminulated so much wealth, though they can account flay
for his possessing such a profusion of plate and jewels. It ieneed-
,
lees to say that this person is not associated with by any of the
gentry or nobility; indeed he appears to have foon4 level, and
to be universally regarded as I piers vulgar 's/904144
London, England, 1826-12-12

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

Hogs OF LORDS, MONDAY, Dec,. 11.
The Duke lot heenr.ionotrort and Loin HoLtAwn were sworn,

• E SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
Eark,BATHURST brought down a message from
kis Meiisty. It was first read. by the Lord Chancellor, after-
wade by the Clerk, and then laid on the table.
[For tile terms of the Message see the report of the House of
Coin moria.
The 11oble Earl gave notice, that he would to-morrow move an
humble aklress to his Majesty, in reply to this message. •
Lora' HOLLAND asked whether it was the inten-
tion (Ibis' Majesty's Ministers to lay any other papers relative to
the transactions in Spain and Portugal before the House. •

Earl BATHURST said it was not.
CORN LAWS.

7 -
The tail of LAUDERDALE rose to put a ques-
tion to the Noble Earl opposite, no. return having been made to
the motion which he submitted to the House on a former day,
namely, for an account of the quantity of grain imported into. this
country under the Act of the 3d George IV. Ile thought there
could be no difference of opinion as to the question of the law, for
the Act could not take effect until the price arrived at ?.'7s. Accord-
ing to his information, however, dutieehad been collected on oatsim-
ported for hoMe consumption before the law could have come into
operation. Hut a more important piece of inforMation was, that the
porno, as be understood, had been open, without duties, fron► the 14th
of November, and since that period bond* bad been taken—he
would noy under the Order of Council—fior duties at the rate
of Qs.' thtluarter on oats, subject to the approval of Parliament.
He wished to know whether, first, what he had stated was the
fact ; and, secondly, if it was so, under what authority such a
proceeding had taken place ?
Earl BATHURST said a few words, which were
not distinctly beard. We understood hint to state that the duty
of 2s. was the lowest on oats under the act, and that no duties
were levied' contrary to law.
The Earl of LAUDERDALE observed, that no
answer had been given to his question, which was whether since
the 15th of November, the ports being open, bonds lied been
taken for the payment of a duty of 21., and if so, upon what
authority.
Earl BATHURST was not able to give an answer
to the Noble Earl's question. Had a regular notice been given,
• he should have come prepared on the subject. lie did not at that
moment prcte:aely know whether bonds had or had not been taken
in the manner described, and whether .the ports at the time could
have been open.
London, England, 1826-12-12

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERS'ALL'S.—Dge.. 11.
The betting yesterday afternoon, placed Espagnolle after Web,
notwithstanding the former opened with the call, and kept it till
toward' fimr o'clock; some country Gentlemen then advanced in
their offers against Espagnolle, and the aonteequence was as above.
There Ivan nothing particular in the betting about the other Derby
horses. Maria keeps her prominent station, bat this did not deter
several gentlemen from backing some outsiders; and here we may
remark, that the odds betted against these outsiders, both to-day
and for some time past, have been more liberal than weever recol-
lect, as applicable to the Oaks betting ; it may, perhaps, be owing
to the very high opinion of Maria, who, though small, is distin-
guished fur the primest racing qualities. We give the state of the
odds :.--

DERBY.

21 to 2 agst TatTer
13 to 1 agst Webb
14 to 1 agst Espagnolle
18 to 1 apt Elfritl
18 to 1 agst Catherine
20 io 1 apt Trumpeter
20 to 1 agst Munnluke
20 to 1 agat Gustavus
22 to 1 agst Dauntless
25 to 1 agst Augusta
2?. to 1 agat Dahlia
30 to 1 agat Tureotnun

35 to 1 agst Antat•
35 to 1 agst Metre
35 to 1 agst Cressida
40 to 1 agst Camellia°
40 to I agst Pythoness
40 to 1 agst Roderick
40 to 1 apt Protestant
40 to 1 agst CM
40 to 1 agst Chieftain
45 to 1 agst Lord Aylesbury
45 to 1 agst Elise Teazle.

11 to 2 apt Maria
12 to 1 apt Totteridge
12 to I apt Brown Duchess
14 to 1 apt Souvenir
20 to 1 apt Translation
7000 to 200 p apt Donna Clare-4000 ito 90 apt Becruit.•

22 to I apt Lunacy
22 to I apt Scornful
0 to I apt Morel
23 to I apt Hampden.

ST. LEG At It. —No alteration.
Those marked thus (5) were taken.

The salt of horses in the yard consisted of 72 lots, twelve of
which were selections from the numerous and irnp►siug racing
stock of his Royal Highness the Duke of Nork, but did not fetch
high l►riccs.
London, England, 1826-12-12

CUMBERLAND'S BRITISH PLAYS.

An unlucky title—like the--telescopes--andft; this reason:—
Cumberland, the over-praised dramatist, some few years since
edited a collection ofplays, which were so coldly received by the
world, that the very fact of their publication,became a secret, ex-
cept to the ill-fated bookseller, the bookstalls, and the cheesemungere
—those never-failing encouragers of unsuccessful intellect. We
ourselves, no later than last year, purchased the whole fourteen
duodecimos (all for the asks of one Sovereign), and are free to
confess that the, universal• discouragement was justified by the
trashy character of their contents. With respect to the present
collection, it is widely different : the dramas selected are of good
odor in the public taste, and being prefaced by some exceedingly
pertinent criticisms, will no doubt keSp up their attractiveness.
Another advantage is, that all the necessary stage.directionto are
given, so that no aspiring !toadies can in future have the slightest
excuse for rushing in ou the right bend of the stage, when he
should make his entrance on the left. To such a height is this
roped for even the minutest theatrical technicalities carried, that
the very situations of the Dramatis Persona at the fall of the
curtain are marked down. Now this, as Dogberry says, is
" moat intolerable and praiseworthy," sod will do►►btless-prevent
many a promising tragedian from stabbing himself or his love close
by the lamp-lights under the nose of the orchestra, instead of
gracefully committing suicide in the hack ground. It was once
our good fortune to witness a mistake of this sort during the per-
formance of Othello at Carmarthen. The " murderous Moor,"
in the excess of his revenge, had brought Desdernona's feather.
bed (a very respectable pie►se of ticking belonging to the landlord
of the float and Boots in that ever.todre-venerated town), so
close to the lamp-lights, that when he was about to smother her,
the couch gore way, and the pour lady slipped through, blankets
and all, upon the beards, much to the gratification of a crowded
and diecorning audience. Now had this promising young trage-
dian hut purchased a copy of Cumberland's Plays, he would have
there found tlat the bed should he placed in the rear of the stage,
in whickease,the accident would hare remained unnoticed, and
Dedemona, for ought we ran see to the contrary, might just as
well have been smothered by the weight of the blankets falling on
her, as by the hands of Othello round her threat. We mention
this anecdote as a praetical illustration of the value of sock a dra-
matic Miscellany as the present, which we also presnn►e conscien-
tiously to recommend to the notice of our ►eaders in general.
London, England, 1826-12-12

PRICES OF SHARES AT ONE 0-CLOCK.

Per Shut

Paid
Anglo Mexican Mining Company 475'
13razilian Mining Company 2O
Columbian Mining Company l5
Hibernian Mining Company 7 136
Potosi La Paz and Peruvian Assoc.
United Mexican Mining Company 27% 2334 221 1
% 4
Palladium Assurance Company 2

STOCKS, DEC. 7.

St. Patrick inner. (per Aare) --
Royal Dish Ditto: 2
National Ditto B-%
Patriotic Ditto
Hibernian Hank l6lt
Provincial Ditto
. __.

Royal lrißli Mine
Irnprrial Mine
Mining Co. of Ireland
Commercial Buildings •
London, England, 1826-10-20

THE AR 111:Y.

Three large Detactmente of Irish Recruits arrived in tow,
yesterdgy morning, from Bristol, on route to join their respective
Corp* and Depots.
A Detachment belonging to the 80th Regiment of Infantry,
embarked on Wednesday evening, oo lioard a Capal-boat, at Pad-
dington, for Liverpool, on route to join the Depot of that Corps
at the Ilk of Man.
Detachments of recruits arrived in town yesterday morning,
from Coventry, and received orders to embark this morning on
board a steam-vessel in the River lc); Gravesend, on route to joiu
their respective corps and depots at Chatham and Canterbury.
Several detachments arrived in town on Wednesday from Chat-
ham, and immediately proceeded on their march for Bristol, on
route to join their respective corps and depots in Ireland.
London, England, 1826-10-20

4

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who are the firmest friends of the Constitution of the
country in Church and State as at pre,Ant established,
and will, we have little doubt, be brought about by
those who will sacrifice personal considerations ref in-
terest to the honourable object of promoting their
country's welfare. 4 .

A rumour was very prevalent yesterday that it is the
intention of Ministers to propose to Parliament the
imposition of a tax of 5!. per cent. on all real pro
perty ; and that to render this measure less objections-•
able to the great Proprietors of Land and Stock, aril" • /
at the same time to give relief to the middling classes:'`
rlw ;hole. of the assessed taxes are to be repealed. •
Of the actual intentions of his Majesty's Ministers,. •
with respect to measures of Finance, nothing can yet-.
be positively known—but of this we are certain that as
a tax on property, not extending to income derived
from personal exertions, trade, and occupations, is the
most just in principle, so it would be found not only
the best in practice, but the most popular tax Which
could be imposed. At present the Capitalist, the
Absentee, and the Foreigner, may derive all the
advantages which the security and certainty of pa).-
ment• of our Funds afford, without contributing in
any degree to the necessary expences of the country,
by which that security and certainty of payment can
alone be maintained. By the imposition of a Pro-
perty Tax these persons would be made to bear their
portion of the national burthens, and the object which
we have before advocated of recogniiing the fund-
holders' stock, as being property as secure as the laud,
and at the same time of rendering it subject to some
of the charges to which landed property is liable, word''
,to a certain extent be effected. The produce of tax
of 5/. pet cent. on the amount of the dividends pa'
to the public would be upwards of one million and en
half, and the ROTHSCHILDS, the Bank, the Scotch
Banks, and the great Companies, would contribute 3
large proportion of this sum to the national Treasury.
Feeling, therefore, as we do, on this subject, it will bit
highly gratifying to us to be able to confirm those
rumours, which, .from their very general circulation,
seem to be considered as having some foundation, if
not to the eitent above stated, at least to the amount
of 24. per cent.
London, England, 1826-10-20

PUBLIC SALES—(This DAY.)

By Messrs. FARIBROTHEA, WILSON, and LYZ, at Garraway's—
A valuable long Leasehold Estate, consisting of two pleasant and
well-arranged residences, situate Nos. 3 and 4, in Brudenel-place,
New North Road, Islington—sold for 6901.
By Mr. FAILEBROTHER.—A very valuable and important Free-
hold Estate, consisting of the Manor of Chitterne, with quit rents
(amounting to 17/. per annum,) heriots, &c., with several eligible
Farms, and substantial and roomy 'farm-houses, yards, stabling,
barns, and all suitable agricultural buildings; and upwards of
3,470 acres of water meadow, pasture, arable, and down lands, in
the Parishes of Chitterne All Saints, and Chitterne St. Mary's,
lying within a ring fenee, (except one close) and now in the occu-
pation of respectable yearly tenants, (except about 140 acres,
granted by leases or copy of court roll) the whole being
of the estimated value of nearly 3,000/. per annum.—Sold for
84,500/.

GROSVENOR-PLACE, PIMLICO, WARD

MEETING.

A Meeting of the inhabitants of the out ward of the
Parish of Saint George, Hanover-square, was held yes-
terday, at the Gun Tavern, Pimlico, to consider the pro-
priety of petitioning Parliament, for the repeal of parts of
a local Act, lately passed, whereby the expense of paving,
lighting, cleansing, repairing, &c. Grosvenor-place, is to
be defrayed, not by the parish at large, but by the Out.
Ward. After a long uninteresting debate, the meeting
came to the resolution, that the petition should be pre-
sented by the Members for Westminster.
London, England, 1826-10-20

DIRECTOft§.

Sir Japes Mackintosh, M.P. President.
Thomas Frankland Lewis, Esq. M.P. Vice President.
J. Ashton Yates, Eaq. (Liver- Francis Keinble, Esq.
pool) Capt. Geo. Harris, R.N.
Henry Fred. Stephenson, Esq. The Honourable W. Fraser.
Thomas Aleut, Esq. Thomas Fenn, Esq.
John Kymer, Esq. , Lancelot laugh Allen, Eaq.
George Farren, Esq. Resident Director.
AUDITORS.

C. W. Hallett, Esq. Foster Reynolds, Esq. J. Richards, Esq.
MEDICAL,, OFFICERS IN LONDON.
John Mason Good, M.D. P.R. S. Guildford-street.
Benjamin Travers, Esq. F. R.S. No. 12, Bruton-street.
Herbert Mayo. Esq. George-street, Hanover-square.
The following extracts from the Tables of Premiums, will serve
to illustrate the Rates in particular ewes.—The full Table 4, hay-
ing been calculated from materials collected at. great expense, fur
the sole use of the Asylum Company, will not, for obvious rea-
sons, be published.
London, England, 1826-10-20

their morals, as they have but too truly many cases 1
been represented, that degradation and debal<ement'
is not attributable to them ti,; Irishmen, but to
the unfortunate circumstances in which they are
placed ; and, instead of considering what means
may be used to prevent their emigration to more
favoured countries, it would be much more advisable
to consider what means may be used to render them
comfortable at home, and thus to remove all tempta-
tion to emigrate. In this way, and only in this way,
can we prevent their emigration to Scotland. The
state of Ireland is in every respect unfortunate, and
the only difficulty lies in devising the means of reme-
dying it. The cause of the superiority of Scotland in
point of morality is clearly to be attributed to its su-
perior means of education, and to this there exists at
present in Ireland an almost insurmountable obstacle.

It is of no use to talk vaguely of causes. No politi-
cal dissertation can he of the slightest consequence
which does ,not lead to a palpable result. Since the
Duke-e -Hamilton has traced the miseries of the West
of Scotland to the influx of Irish, let the Duke of Ha-
milton show us the means of preventing that influx.—
It is a most serious, a most momentous question—it
involves the interests of seven millions of Irishmen ;
and the discussions in the West of Scotland have
shown that it equally involves the interest of every por-
tion of the empire to which the distress of these seven
millions of Irishmen may induce their surplus popula-
tion to bend its course. If things go on as they are
do

at present, we may soon see our poor rates
equal our rentals ; for, ak the Irish habituate them-
selves to live on what we should consider almost no-
thing, there can he no bounds to their increase, and
no end to the swarms which may be poured over every
habitable spot of the British dominions.--British
Press.
London, England, 1826-10-20

NEWS FROM GREECE.

VIENNA, OCT. 7.
Our. readers know, that the Third National Assem-
bly, which was opened in the spring at Piada, near Epi-
&urns, suspended its sittings immediately after the fall of
Missoloughi,. and appointed provisionally, an Executive
Deputation, or. Commission of Government, of, eleven
Members, and a Committee of thitteen members. By a
notice of this .Committee, of the 14th August, published
in the Napoli Gazette of the lath August, this National
Assembly is convoked to meet on the let (13) Septem-
ber, in the little island of Poros (north of Hydlia, in the
Gulf of Athens), to conclude its labours.
The next Number of the Napoli Gazette (the universal
Gazette of Greece), of the 19th August, contains a Pro-
clamation from the Commission of Government, dated 15th
August, to all the Peloponnesians, announcing the sending
of Andreas Zarni, the President, P. Mauromichali, and
Anagnosti Delijanni, both members of the Commission, to
put an end to some disturbances, that have-broken out in
some parts of the Morea, to which an exhortation is added,
to unite with the brave Suliots and Epirots.
1.--COMMIKSION OF GOVEUNIIIINT.
A. Zaimi, President; P. Mauromichali, A. Delijanni,
J. Sissini, D. Tsamado, A. Ch. Anargiru, A. Monarchidi,
K. Zoto, J. Vlach°, Panajoti D. Demitaakopulo ; G. Gl*-'
raki, Secretary-General.

H.—COMMITTEE OF THE RATIONAL
Panuzzo Notara, President ; Porpyrus, Bishop of Orta,
Vies-President; Basilius, N. l3uduri, astasius Loud°,
Spyr Kalogeropolo, G. Aeman, G. Bukuri, Anagnosti
Kopanizza, Em. Xeno, Christos Bassi N. Renieri, G.
n Duoti; Ch. Klonap, Secretary-General.
VIENNA, OCT. '7.—Netalliques, 891; Bank Shares, 1060.

We gave in our latest edition of yesterday a full re-
port of the proceedings at the Common Hall of the
City of London, held for the purpose of petitioning
both Houses of Parliament
for the repeal of the Corn
Laws ; and we reprint to-day the part which did not
appear in our First Edition. It will be seen that this
meeting did not differ in its character from that of all
other meetings held by the same body. If it presented
a scene of less noise and confusion, it affbrded some
of the City
orators an opportunity to spout, and Mr.
HUNT one, to exhibit his homely, but certainly forci-
hie style of address, including every possible subject
which could be introduced on such an occasion. A
good cause frequently suffers from the bad hands into
which it may fall, and yesterday's meeting exhibited a
tolerable specimen
of this truth. If arguments no bet
ter, nor more powerful, than those used by the
-
be adduced for an alteration of the
1,7:1d nd if the repeal of those Laws necessarily
sepoearnkeza,w
and enact
merits
would-lie Salesmen, the continuance of the pre-
sent included enwh
ich interferencetbefab ri institutions
cwoitfhsociety.rests, as urged by
these
system of the Corn Law; would be advocated by
nineteen-twentieths of those who now plead for their
alteration. Happily, however, the question of the
Corn Laws is an insulated one,
and their repeal, nit
der certain modification; can be urged by those
London, England, 1826-10-20

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

LONDON DIARY, Mow»av, Ovr. 23.
(At the Court of Commissioners.) II•
J. Allkins, Mount-street, Grosvenor-square, tailor .......... atl 1
1
J. Lee, Wood-street, Cheapside, warehouseman... ............

COUNTRY DIARY, MONDAY, OCT. 23. •
C. Bishop, Frome Selwood, at the Angel, From ........ 11
Coleman and Co., Leominster—King's Arms, Leoluin4ter„. II
J. Garnett, Liverpool—Messrs. Radcliffe's, Liverpool ....... 1
W. Hallett, sen. Pembroke--Swan, Bristol ... .............. 11
.... 1
W. Hallett, jun. Tenby—Svran, Bristol ..................
R. Hawkins, Little Bowden—Angel, Northamp
t0n......... 11
11
T. Hudson, York--Mr. Baines's, York .. . ...................
3
T. Hyde, Portwood—Commercial Inn, Sheffield ...........
E. Jarman, Holcombe Regus—Ball, Tiverton ...............
N. Phillips, Haverfordwest--Castle, Haverfordwest ......... 11
W. Raffell, Lyndhurst—Town-la, Southampton .......... 11
W. Sims, Fair Oak—lndia Arms, Gosport .................. 12
M. Stockley, Wolverhampton—Lion, Wolverhampton......
London, England, 1826-10-20

ADMIRALTY OFFICE, SEPT. 26 ,1826.
NOTICEit hereby given, That a SESSION of
' OYER and TERMINER and GAOL DELIVERY, for
the TRIAL of OFFENCES committed on the HIGH SEAS,
Within the Jurisdiction of the ADMIRALTY of ENGLAND,
will be held at JUSTICE HALL, in the OLD BAILEY,
LONDON, on Ttresnav, the 24th day of OCtober.next, at Eight
o'Clock in the Morning :—And all Sheriffs, Gaolers, and
Keepers of Prisons, in whose cuetialy any Prisoners, charged with,.
Offences committed on the High Seas, or within the said Juris-
diction-, may be, are hereby required to transmit a copy of the
Commitinent of every such- Prisoner to Mr. BICKNELL, the Soli-
citor of the Admiralty, on Spring Garden Terrace, London, in
order that the necessary measures may he.taken, for removing all
such Prisoners to His Majesty's Gaol of Newgate, for trial at the
said intended Session : And all Mayors, Justices, Coroners, and
other Officers, before whow any Inquisitions, Informations, Exa-
minations, or Recognizances, may have been taken touching any
such Offences, are required to transmit the same forthwith to Mr.
Tuostas SUELTON, the Clerk of Arraigns of the High Court of
Admiralty of England, at his Office, at the Sessions House in the
Old I3ailey, London. J. W. CROKER.
London, England, 1826-10-20

EAST INDIA CIVIL SERVICE.

Annual Premium for assuring 1001. for Seven Years, and the
whole Term of Life, from the time of embarkation, until which
the rate according to the table of the ECOIIOI4IIC Life Office only
.ts charged.
MOMMEMMEMMEOM OMMNE

.
AGE .7 YEARS. LIFE. AGE '7 YEARS.
...........
—.—.....
21 £2 19 2£3 13 7 40 £3 16 11 £5 .7 3
30 3 3 1 4 5 1 50 5 0 9 7 3 10
For assuring a pregnant Female,—for One Year,—
without requiring personal appearance before the Board of
. • , .. Directors, or before a Medical Officer.
AGE. PREMIUM. AGE. TREIIIVII. ,
---..
20 .£1 7 11 30 £1 12 5
25 1 9 10 35 1 15 6
London, England, 1826-10-20

SURREY SESSIONS.

KINGSTON, THUSSDAY, OCT. 19.
The Court was occupied till a late hour in the day in
hearing appeals, after which three prisoners were tried,
none of whose cases possessed any interest. The remain-
ing cases of felony will be tried to-morrow, after which the
traverses since the last Session will be gone into.

WESTMINSTER SESSIONS; THURSDAY, OCT• 19.

None of the cases tried to-day were of suiy importance or
public interest.
the Grand Jury returned a true bill against Lie
was Col.
Archdall for an assault upon the youth Withers. It
stated to be the defendant's intention to remove the indict-
ment by certiorari into the Court of King's Bench.
London, England, 1826-10-20

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LLOYD'S.—(Tuts DAY.)
. NAL, OCT. 19.—Wind E.—Arrived and sallee, the Edward,
Aldridge, from Quebec, for Loudon ; and the Breail packet, front
London, for Trieste.
PORTIIIOIITX, OCT. 19.—Wind E.S.E.,—Saileil his Majesty's
ship Philomel, for Malta.
FALMOUTH, OCT. lB.—Wind £. to E.S.E.—Sailed the Al.
bion, Wild, for Vera Crux ; and Lima, Knox, for the Cape.
Several of the outward bound are preparing to sail.
PLYMOUTH, OCT. 18.—Wind E.—Sailed the Dove, Mitchell,
for Teueriffe; the Mary, for Prince Edward's Island ; and the
Eagle, Hussy, for Leghorn.
COWIII, Ocr. 19.—Wind E.S.E.—Arrived the Hyperion,
Gay, from New York, 'on the 26th Sept., experienced a heavy
gale of wind, and lost sails, bulwarks, &c.
GRAMIZI4D, OCT. 19.—Arrived the Hawkeabury, Brigge,
from Quebec ; the Corniest% Smith, from Quebec ; the Arethusa,
Davison, from Memel ; the Alfred, Angelo, from Dantsic. Stalled,the Underwood, Renunineen, for Demerara; the Melvin*, Wil-
son, for Hamburgh ; the Ricardo, Ileseltine, for St. Petersburgh
the Maria, Wilson, for Batavia; and Cato, Williams, for Sierra
Leone.
Liviarout., OCT. I B.—Arrived the Atalanta, Greenwood,
front Dantsic ; the June, Longbottom, from Si, John's„ New
Brunswick ; and Hannibal, from dittO.
London, England, 1826-10-20

FASUIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

WINDSOR, OCT. 19.—Yesterday afternoon Field
Marshal Lord Beresford arrived at the Royal Lodge,
on a visit to his MAJESTY, and had the honour of
dining and !gassing the evening with his MAJESTY ;
as also had Lord and Lady Maryborough, by in-
vitation.

His MAJESTY enjoys excellent health.
This dtty, the weather being rather unfavourable, his
MAJESTY did not take his usual exercise.

Sir Henry Halford, Dr. Macmichael, Mr. IVlaogre-
gor, and Mr. Simpson, visited the Duke of York yes-
terday. His Royal Highness was engaged yesterday
transacting business with Sir J. Beckett, Judge-Acr-
vocate-General, and with different military gentlemen.
Mr. Waring, the King's Messenger, was sent off on
Tuesday evening from the Foreign Office to Paris, with
despatches for Mr. Secretary Canning.
The Chevalier de Los Rios, the Spanish Minister,
transacted business on Wednesday afternoon at the
office of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs in
Downing-street.
The Duke of Wellington paid a visit on Tuesday
to the Duke of York, at the residence of the Duke of
Rutland in Arlington-street. Sir Herbert Taylor
transacted business on Wednesday morning, previous
to holding a Levee, as Military Secretary to the Com-
mander-in-Chief, at his Office in the Horse Guards.
Sir Henry Torrens, Adjutant-General, and Sir Ri-
chard Jackson, Deputy-Quartermaster-General, also
transacted official business with the Royal Duke.
Mr. Coke, of Norfolk, and Colonel Cawthorne,
are now the Fathers of the House of. Commons, hav-
ing both come into Parliament in the year 1780.
Lady. Cochrane left Geneva on the 11th instant for
Italy. Her Ladyship will thence embark for Greece,
where she is to join her husband.
London, England, 1826-01-06

THE A ItM Y.

Detachments belonging to the 3d, 13th, 14th, 31st, 43th, 46th,
34th, 59th, and 87th Regiments of Foot, and the East India
Company's Service, arrived in town yesterday, from Bristol, on
route to Chatham.
Detachments belonging to the tith, 38th, and 47th Infantry
arrived in town yesterday, from Bristol, on route to Canterbury.
A Detachment belonging to the 97th Foot arrived in town
yesterday, from Bristol, on route to Sunderland.
Detachments belonging to the 40th, 434, and 824 Regiments
of Infantry arrived in town yesterday, from Bristol, on route
to Colchester

Detachments belonging to the Pith and 113 d Regiments of
Foot arrived in town yesterday from Bristol, on route to liar-

Detachments belonging to the flbth and 89th Infantry arrived
in town yesterday from Bristol, on route to Dover.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

STATE or THE ODDS.-1
t) El

lETTINO-ROO3l, JAN. 5.
OV.
25 to 1 agst Rowena
25 to 1 agst Sophist
211 to 1 agst the Baron
30 to 1 agst Pranks
130 to 1 agst Cedric
1000 to 20 agst Scratch
10000 to 200 agst Henry.

23 to agst Monarch
23 to 2 agat Tredrille e.
It to 1 agst The General
29 to 1 agat Advance
20 to 1 agst Gramaria
23 to 1 ngat Zuleika c.
23 to 1 agut Bolivar
. .

IC S.
25 to '2 agst Elizabeth
13 to 1 agst Bo.peep
14 to 1 agst Parasol
16 to 1 agst any other.
ST. Li.:Guit.
25 to 1 agst Calypso
40 to 1 agst King Catton
40 to 1 agst Br. to Barefoot
1000 to 10 agst Canvas
50 to I agst any other.
London, England, 1826-01-06

THE rtINDS.

lioliday at the Bank,. but both the Stock Ex•

iliang es opus.
Cousols--'Yesterday closed
After the Close
This morning opened

821
8211
8211

The rumoured deficiency in the Quarter's
Revenue depressed the market, which opened
heavily this moruing.—Consols 824 k, from which
price they declined to 821 4, the quotation at
one o'clock.

There has not been much business in Consols.
Bargainc,fnr to.morrow,have been made in 3 per
• Cent. Reduced at 811, and in 31-at 904.

. 20 pet.

India Bonds - -
exchequer Bills, .0000-7 6 S
i',500-7 S pt.
£lOO-7 6 prx.

The Merchants and Bankers sign the dividend
books to-day and to-morrow. On Monday the
dividends will be receivable by the public.
London, England, 1826-01-06

FOREIGN.

There has been a slight reaction in South Ame-
rican Securities, hut Colombian, which began
this morning at 67, has declined to 65i—ditto
1814, began 671, now 652. This may be attri-
buted to tile rumonr of a new Colombian Loan being
in contemplation Mexican began 644, now 64,
and for Account 632 ; ditto 6 per Cent. began
71, now 694 ; Peruvian began 45, now 43 ;
Buenos Ayres, 78 ; Danish, 62i ; Brazilian, 13
dis. ; Spanish, 12;, 12; Russian, 82.
London, England, 1826-01-06

WESTMINSTER SESSIONS—(This D 0..)

I INTENDED BOBBERT AT BR. BROOKES'S.
i John Coombes was indicted for unlawfully.
entering the dwelling-house of Joshua Brookes,
Esq. M.D. with intent to steal the goods and
chattels therein. The prisoner pleaded .Not
Gulkv.
Dr. Brookes stated that on the night of the
15th of December he returned home from the
[Loyal Society, where he had spent the evening,
and entered his house by the door, which, ea
lecture nights, is telt on the latch, for the
ingress of Students. lie went into his draw-
ing-room for a light to go to bed, and, as is Isis
custom, he espied the room to see if all was
right : in his search he was surprised to see some-,
thing like a man's thigh, encased in corderoy
he lifted the valinse higher, and was astonished
to behold sparkling eyes flash in his ; he imme-
diately cried out murder, and the " vil-
lain " came out from his hiding place,
and assailed him, and in the scuffle that
ensued, the prisoner attempted to choak
him, and be believed that had not his cries
brought his female servant to his assistance, h.
should have lost his life. The prisoner eventu-
ally escaped: he had formerly been in his ser-
vice ; and he believed that his object was to phi's.
tier the house.

Wm. Styles, who lives opposite the Doclar's
door, saw the prisoner come out on the night is
question without shoes, and run away, lie 'Wag,
sure as to his person, from haviag known bins
while in the Doctor's service.
The female servant of the prosecutor swora
positively to the prisoner's identity.
Mr. BARRY addressed the Jury for the de•
endant, and called a witness to attempt to prove
an alibi ; bat she failed to do so.—Two witnesses
gave the prisoner a good character for honesty.
The Jury returned a verdict of Guilty, without
hesitation.
The CuArnstAN, in passing sentence, remarked
upon the enormity of the prisoner's offence, for
there could be no doubt but that the indictment
was made out, and that the prisoner's intent was
to steal. The Court could not but remark that
the prisoner had been mercifully dealt with, and
the good character he had before enjoyed should
be taken into cousideration. The judgment of
the Court was, that lie be imprisoned six calendar
months in the house of Correction, and kept to.
hard labour.

POT 'STEA LI Roach, Joseph Webb,
Sarah Dibble, and Samuel Ivory, four individuals,
took their trials before FUANCIs CONS, Esq,
for stealing publicans' pewter quart and pint pots.
'l'l►e charges against the whole of the prisoners
were clearly proved by the evidence against
them, and the Jury severally found them all
Crony. The Court then sentenced Roach to
tl►ree months, Webb four months, Dibble three
month•, and Ivory to six. weeks imprisonment in
the House of Correction, and there kept to hard
labour. The latter prisoner was, in addition,
or-
dered to be publicly whipped.
London, England, 1826-01-06

NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICAN

SUBSCRIPTION ROOM, JAN. 6.

LIVERPOOL, JAR. 4.—Wind 8., fresh breeze.—Arrived
the Diana, —, from Sicily ; Champion, Blackellar, and Joe,
Gramby, from Lisbon. Sailed the packet ship Canada, Ro.
gers, for New York; Dalhousie Castle, Walton, for ditto;
Sarah and Caroline, Prince, Charleston. The Royal George,
Ilooper, for New York, grounded in going out of the King's
Dock Basin. The Silas Richards, from New York, still re-
mains outside, owing to contrary winds.

[PROM LLOYD'S.]
DEAr,, J*w. b.—Wind E. strong breeze.—Several outward
bound vessels have passed through from Ramsgate—names
unknown. The Admiral Cockburn, and Palafor,

with a Dutch galliot, remain.
PORTSMOUTH, JAN. b.—Wind E. with rain and sleet.—
Arrived the Onyx, Layton, from Honduras; and the Ann,
Potter, from Sunderland.

PLYMOUTH, JAN. 4.—Wind E. blowing very hard.—Ar-
rived the Hazard, Churchyard, from Alton; Castor, Cockram'
from Baltimore (Ireland); Hoffnung, D'l3oer, front Lisbon.
Sailed the Thetis, Crish, for Lisbon.
PA.LMOUTU, JAN. 4.—Wind E.S.E.—Arrived the Bar.
bara, Henze!), from Pictou in 20 days, for Newcastle ; Isa-
bella, Ismay, from Miramichi in 31 days, for London ; Ann,
Blackwood, from Quebec, main-yard sprung and very leaky.
LYstrxoTox, JAN. s.—His Majesty's cutter (lossamer,
tender to his 31sjesty's ship Victory, parted her cables last
night in Hurst Roads, and went on shore near the Light House,
where she now lies with rudder unshipped, and other damage.

Off Plymouth the Maria, Moffatt, from Batavia.
The leader, Jones, from New York, has put into Milford
leaky, and much damaged.
The Elicat)etli and Jane, Holden, from Sunderland to Lon.
don, was totally wrecked on Wednexday, near Harwich ; crew
savetl.
The Six Brothers, Ericksen, from Faaborg.to Hull, was
abandoned oir the Texel the 25th tilt., being dismasted.
London, England, 1826-09-02

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

COUNTRY DIARY, WEDNESDAY, SEZT. 6.
R. Bentley', Bolton-le-Moors, at the Star, MatWhester at
11. Braddock, Purtwood, Drinnington---Mr. Brackenbury's
Oftiee, Manchester
Gough and Co., Maneheqer.—White's Hotel, Manchester
P. Myers, Nottingliatn—Lion Hotel, Nottingham
E. Oliver, Biynn, Llunwyddelaii--.Bear's Head, Newtown
Salter and Pear on, Manchester—Star, klanchester..
Wentworth and Cu., Yuek--Court-house, Wakefield
London, England, 1826-09-02

NGE YESTERDAY.

Leghorn 47
Genoa 33
Venice 4B
Malta

Naples 19
Palermo per oz. 114
Liolion Ai%
Oporto 44,4
Rio Janeiro 42
Bahia 434
}WNW,: Ayres 43
Dublin, 21 days• sight
Cork

BUI.LioN, ?FR OZ.
.f. s. d.
Portugal Gold, in coin 0 0 0
Foreign Gold, in bars :1 17 U
New Doubloons
New Dollars 0 4 8
Silver, in bars, standard..; 0 4 llf
STOCKS, AUG. 30.

St. Patrick Insurance
Royal Irish Ditto 2pershare
National Ditto
Patriotic Ditto
Hibernian Rank
Provincial Ditto
Royal Irish Mine
Imperial dine —
Mining Co. of Ireland
New Brighton
London, England, 1826-09-02

THE LAST. INVITE

To gain THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS h now before yor.,
, as BY WARRANT of the LORDS of the TRRASURY,

WEDNESDAY, 186 NEXT MONTH, (Oct.) ALL

TERIES END FOR EVER.
ei.AREOLL, Contractor, solicits public favour for
ILI a Farewell venture in this LaSt anti Only Lottery, that will
ever be submitted, embracing, in magnitude and number, a
greater display of Capitals than were ever known before : Being,

Sri. PRIZES of X 30,000 !
No Maid:, ! Every Ticket a Prize ! brining the unequalled
aggregate of 889,0001.- ! Ail in One Day ! WEDNESDAY,' 18th
of Next Month (October), then All Lotteries End for Ever !
Tickets and Shares are Selling by CARROLL, Contractor, 19,
Cornhill; 7, Charing-Cross ; and.?B,: Oxforditreet, wbere he
Sold within a short period ,
F0UR...... •
Prizes of X.:3O,mA)
FOUR 20,00.01
And other Capitals in -former Lotteries,' exceeding
. A MILLION STERLING !
London, England, 1826-09-02

PRICE OF IRISH ;
Bank Stock
Gov. Stock, 3% per cent.... 847 i%
,Ditto, New
4 per Cent. New 93 •
Gov. Deb. 334 per cent B7‘
Console, 3 per cent 7
Royal Canal Stock
Grand Canal Stock
City Deb. 4 per cent. 90%
Ballad Office Deb. 4 per cent. -