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In anther page we have inserted two other tables .110151 r 1!g
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the Revenue, Which, though subordinate in importance to*" phaeton, 1
is followed
inserted In the STAR of yestetdiry, are interesting. Suite the th.
fer of a portion of the Excise Duties to the Customs, no dew
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account of the produce of the several exciseable ankles has-C tinia wal
published ;we learn, however, that there is an increase on the tee the Great-
Duties to the amount of 4150,000 on the year, and 4115,000 ke
the Quarter.
The following articles also exhibit Increase to the unmansLodge.
On the Year. On the Q 41";
111:::adrnrgliTsieneRgsi°z:
saner. ea Sunda
Auctions . . 454,000 . ,g 15,000
Bricks , . 144,000 . 84,000
Malt . . 330,000 . 10,000 F.
Paper , . . 51,000 . 21,000
In British Spirits there is an increase amounting to CXOOOOO The Dul
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and in several ether articles the increase is proportionate. Jamees
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SHARES AND FOREIGN STOCKS. The Doe
Hatfield.
FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK. The Mar
Austrian Bds 5 p Ct. Mex. Scrip. 1825, 8/ / dis. ton, Bucks.
Brazilian Bonds, Ditto Acet. 81 1 i dis. Earl Spei
Ditto Acct. - Neapolitan 13..nt1, '824
Do. Scrip,spC.lB2s, 1% dis. Ditto Ronda 5 p C.
Ditto Acct. Peruv. Bonds, o pc. 67
Buenos Ayres Bonds 83 DittoScrip,lB2s, 6 pC.
Milian Bonds, 6 p Ct. Portuguese Bonds 83! i
Colombian 13(11,6pC. 761
Burs. Bonds, Blltdmdis,l2l2ll'2s2l), SCPC. Eitto Acct.
Ditto Bonds 1824, 761 751 Span. 5 p C. Cons. 171
Ditto Ace. 751 Ditto Acct.
Danish Bonds, 5 p Ct. 1011 101 Span.s p. Ct. C. 1823, fpchragisSinerrrtCiteiiPscc
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Arrivals t
Do. Marks Banco Ditto for Ace. Henry Tori
Ditto Scrip, 1825, French Rentes,spC. turcs :—Air
Greek Bonds
Exchange,
Dn. Scrip 5 p Ct. 24195 241 dis. F ruuesansticeal annia sc Scrip,Rali Captain Ma
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C 1.3 dis.
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Ditto Acct. 24/ dis. G
Mex. Bonds, 711 711 Ditto Acct. 4 dis. The pri R
Ditto Acct. 6 p c effect a spat
Do.Sonds,lB2s,lspCt. Exchange, per ruble street, to tle
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK. :he most de
SHAKE. ram. ICIt . flt via 'PASS. -rim the re
Anglo Mexican 5 pun. 100 30 80 • bich have
Brazilian 100 5
Bolivar 50 3 le
CastellostEspititoSanto 100 5
Chilian arloo A'S - 7f 14 .8 ill
..arsitgitna u thirtyt•e ads i
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13 'house, th'
Haytien 100 • 5 31
Potosi, La Paz, & Peruv. 50 5 41 54/ tornQut
Royal Waldeck 100 i 2% ' Monday
Welch Iron & Coal 25 15 rol having bas
Birmingham and Liverpool SO 3 4 The Ct
Angle Mexican Mint 25 5 651 ccedings,
Australian - - 100 3 16
British Iron Company - 100 IS 21 hers, was
Elbe and Weser Steam 100 4 FREIRE,
was to be
Dusts or YORK'S Lavzz.—Yesterday afternoon, at Letters
four o'clock, the Duke of YoRK held a Levee, as CommaLtivr•ta. 24th of /I
Chief, at his Office, in the Horse Guards, which was attended by- from. Mo
Generals Scott, Fitzroy. and Milner; Lieutenant. Generals 5k
11. Campbell and Sir H. Turner; !Major-Generals Mainwarirg,
Burk, and Morris; Sir Thomas Hay, and about thirty other all. -21t:iatsciButiaedr
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Wary Officers. Letters
Hasa TO THE House or WILTON.—We were highly cia, in Col
gratiAed to learn, just before we went to press. and not less so to pedestriar
announce, that on Sunday morning the Lady of the Earl of Wu, which too
TON was safely delivered of a son and heir, at Knowsley Hall, the
.splendid mansion of her Ladyship's Noble Father, the Earl of .consequer
DIMS. At the time the Express left Yntswsley foe Sam, bur iltt
Ladyship and the young heir were doing well. Ttio ACCSIMITMIS meria
ileuk7
Of Lady Esizaernr Brunient is daily expected at Estes, aid k
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le more than probable that irrour next we shall have to retied that
auspicious event.—Chester C.strani, Oct. 11. point alto
Colonel the Hon. EDWARD LYDON is shortly expected 'offices in
to lead to the Hymeneal Altar, Lady M. CAS:SCARS, daughter d State, am
Earl CATHIART. 'inland,
The Marquis Of CLANRICARDE is expected to be the . refused h
Representative Peer of Ireland. ' •undentoc
Sir GODFREY Wxasrzn gave a splendid entertain- the contit
meet, on Thursday last, to upwards of two hundred of his friends
or the CI
and partizans at Chichester. Pan of this repast consisted of mutt
than one hundred bead of game from the preserves of Band Abbey. Monarch
JOHN Wititss jun. Esq. has offered. his services to the he lecis t
Freemen of Sudbury. He professes to be firmly attached to the naives 01
Constitution in Church and State; to be inimical to any concessions I-island
to the Catholics; and assigns as a reason, that " he believes that ./..
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religion to be subversive of good order, and even of stational ..
security ;" be pledges himself to stand a contest at the next Gene- entertains
ral Election to the last hour of the poll. tife prom
It is reported that his Majesty the King of PRUSSIA, A kite
on his return to Bertha, will pass through Hanover, and stop a day landlord
or two in the Palace of Herrnhausen. It Is said his nuriTT will ler, the i
lay aside his incognito, and be received with the greatest honoun.
Baron ANsZLAI VON ROTHSCHILD, banker in Frank- gill a fes
fort, has been honoured by the Grand Duke of Huss DAANSTarI of the p!
with the Cross of Commander of the Second Class of the Hess* with the
Order of Merit. the outra
The 29th ult. the Provost, Magistrates, and Tows that she
Council of the Burgh of Forms, presented the freedom of that deice:
pti
town to Sir JAN= Id‘Gemoa, M.D. Director-General of tlat
Medical Department of the Army. an inlay
The Calcutta, Swedish East Indiaman, has brought her anss
dispatches to the Coon of Directen, and they announce, we under. the chili
stand, under date of the 25th of May, from Calcutta, that Sir At- ter, Wel
ONITIALD Camesser. had entered Proms without any oppositioottok smith in
the Burmese. Buitooor.au, the Burmese General, bad disappeare4
and it was not known whither he had Ned. Of apprs
The Juno merchantman, which has arrived at Havre landlord
from Port-at-Prince, has brought a cargo, the proceeds of wild' FATA
are intended to form a fund to meet the pecuniary engaderwo afternoo
which the Haytian Government will contract with those who ad-
and imp
vance the loan for the indemnity of the old colonists. • The cargo if
consigned to the house of Sauna Emma and Co. of Havre. It X IILA DES,
stated that other cargoes of greater value will soon follow. It is is the seal'
, M. Teetotal, it appears, that the Government of Hayti has coo• his skull
Tided the care of treating, together with its Commissioners, relative death or
wall the arrangements for the loan.
The latest accounts from Spain state, that JOsteit The p
Buena s &SLUMS and down Scum, who formed part of the On to an
revoludonary del Ochry Zionistic, were shot at Valencia on the has of Is
7th of September, in pursuance of a Decree of the 17th of August. of Amp
Aorder of the Captain-General, conformably to the adice of tle
uditor of War. Pelmet Waco who formed part ofv the same in that i
band, and was taken armed, suffered the like punishment the VA 2d 11151.
'of this month. Another individual of this band, named Jowl bornstol
Foss, caNed Qualm; was likewise shut on the 15th, in the citl I suit war
'of Akin. ' Vliti, w
PASSAGE 311TWREN DOTER AND CALAlS.—Consider
lodged i
able opposition at present exists between the French and Diets
vessels which run between Dover and Calais. This has led toy
On ti
reduction of the fares on the days the French vessels run. .11' Glasgo,
English boats have not much reason to fear the competition. es 0 lying e
countrymen, who are the principal passengers, generally prefer oaf mile on
of their own vessels. On Friday last a heavy gale was experkime4
at Calais, and for some miles along the coast. The Post•olo alightes
vessel, the Fury, left the !urban about half-past nine, with Ogg " Oh!
fifty passengers for Dever. She had not made much way bets' with th
the wind, which blew from the north-west, increased to sad side, an
a degree, that the engines were rendered totally useless, and r Grea
being impossible to return into the harbour, the Captain was oblir
to cast anchor a few miles from shore, in a tremendous so Market
At oneo'clock the only method of saving the vessel appeared too town ft
to throw the boiler overboard. Preparations were made for tia pleted,
purpose, when the wind abated, and the vessel returned safe 0° tub tO
harbour, having been out ten hours, with the loss, however, of MI
anchor, which was obliged to be left behind, in order to secure Ms , ill 'id
entrance into harbour at high water. On &tardily last the • • The
vessel had a more successful passage, hut wail obliged
.to seed Jupiter,,
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passengers on shore at Dover in bests, having missed the time 1:', Ins and
passing the bar, in consequence of being earned nearly an kW to pone
looking for the anchor which ha been left behind the preceding da celebrate
A medal worth 1000 francs is proposed by some Pats three Ph
Liberals, as a prize for the best piece of poetry tm al or equal
the visit of Lafayette to America. Prizes netpe
Accounts from Calcutta state, that Mr. and Ikl:
JUDmni,_ who hail been taken prisoners by th NI
e Burmese, had W ceeding i
•laslis
i liberated. estraord
the close
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