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SO, STRAND, London;

And sold in every MIT in Ike Kingdom.
LIQUID, in Bottles, ed. 10d. Is4l. and 16& reek.
Also PASTE BLACKING, in You, 6d. Isd. and led- each.
A Shilling Pot of Paste is equal to Four D. Blinks of Liquid.
A.k fa WABRErs Blacking.

_EAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly famous for
.11.41 coring, in all its stages, the VENEREAL DISEASE—,
One snuff Pill is a dam; and the talOpg of ens Box, in a recent
case, will soon convince the patient of or certainty of his speedy
recovery. Nothing can' be better contrived, more See, or more
convenient than this Remedy, for such u are obliged to go journies
or to sea, as it needs no confinement not restraint of Diet, and
sixty years experience (in an extensive practice) has proved that lei
*ill effect a Cure when repeated Salivation and all methods'
avail nothing. Poe the Scurvy and other Chronic* -IDissithrs,
this Medicine has not its parallel. Upwards of 40009 persons
of both sexes have been radically eared of the above crud &nor-
dem, within the last eight year,. Prepared and sold by the sole
Proprietors, T. TAYLOR and SON, Members of the Royal Col-
lege of Surgeons, at their House. No. 9, New Bridge-kreet, in
Boxes of only 9s. 9d. each, duty ineluded.—N.B. Two back
doors, and Lights in the Passages at night. —They are also sold,
by their applikeenent, with copious directions, at the Toy-shop,,
103. OxfoitLefFeet • Mr. Iffsbaresighl, No. 7, Ptslt4treet.bill,
nearly oppeeke the Monument ;acid by Otte Person in every coo,
siderable Town in Great Britain ind Ireland. Advice gratis to
Parson, taking the above, at tither of the Proprietor's Medicines.

Smitbvtark 1001. 13 10 7356 60
Do. New 7k per et. 1004 SS 1 10 1700 50 pd
Do. Loom .. 100 5 - 100
Vauxhall 1001- 41 1 3000
Do. Fronds& Notes 1001.105 ' 5 78,575
Waterloo 1001. 6 15 - .... 5000 100
Do. Annuities of W. 601. 40 - . ! Anoo -
Do. Annuities of 71. 401. 36 '..i.'411- 5000 -
Om' RODEts -. 118. .1' % •1.4460,000 -.-
,
1 . ROADS.
thW North Road 501. 66 ~. , , 221 50
Arehway&Kent. Town ... 115 ''. II :5 • - -
Barking lOOl. 63 .
~ ;11 a• 1 200
Commercial do. 135 5 0 1000
---.- IL L Branch do. 102 . ••• tit) 2000 4m.1
Great Dover-Sußoad do. 40 . , 17 a . 492 70 0 o
Highgate Archway 501. 11 10 ? .- 2393 30 8 0
Thames Tannel 4000 7 pd 1
RAILWAYS. . .40
Cheltenham
350 - 1 t.
Croydon Railway 651. - - 1000 -
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Surrey Railway 601. +. 0"" • - • 'y ' 1000 -
Severn & Wye do. 501. 37 : .1 12 :.- VIM. 1. -...,,:.
Poplar&Greenw.Ferry... - - , - -
Woolwich Ferry 1001. - • - ' u.... -
&oakum & Darlingt. 1001.1.15 . • . 500 1000.
Mommouth 501. du -- - 413
• W ATI/Re-WORKS. ..r.
Chelsea , • ~. - .- , ...,,: -riii,
Colchester . - 1001. -- 121
Ran- London do. 150 S 15 '' -3000 1.54~
o.rsod Junctiett 501. 74 15 3 0 4600 45 W... 4
Kent • 1001. 44 1 10 2000
Liverpool Bootle 2201.13$ 358 -.."
London Bridge lOOl. 55 2 10 1500 -
Manchester& Salford .... 46 10 6456 46 15 • 5
Ponstuouth&Farling. 'SOL 4 1500
Ditto New ~•416 25 1 10 390
Porta* Ishmd, do. .4 - 500
,'
South Losidon•- • " 3 ' .100 e. 70 • 800
West 1/4.1•940 • -,•asioi. 70 2 10 7540 60 4 •
XI& 110104, • 1901. 31 3 10 1360 ---
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DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.-
Nov. 12, R. and T. Barrow, Liverpool, corn-merchants, at
twelve, at the Office of Mr. Hinde, Marshall-street, liverpooL—
Nov. 13, S. Ring, Bristol. glass...eller, at twelve, at the Commer-
cial Rooms, Bristol. Nov. 10, J. R. CuMey, Ipswich, minter,
at eleven, at the Great White Horse Inn, Ipswich. Nov. 16, A.
,Paton, late of Felling Shore, Haworth. Darlaani,,sidp-buiider,
at eleven, at the George Inn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Nov. 20,1.
Redmayne, Burton, Yorkshire, coal.dealer, at tWehe, 't the Royal
Oak Ion; Lane user.
•CERTIFICATES...Nov. 9.*
J. Richardson, Manchester, publican. J. M'Rae, Liverpool,
grocer. J. Price, Lower-street, Islington, horse-dealer. J. Dun-
eolith', inn. Little Queen-street, Holborn, bookseller. IL Evans,
Lower Ent Anithfeeld, ale-merchant. J. Newell, BEaconslield,
draper. C. Bevan, High Holbiwn, linen-draper. R. J. P. Gib-
son, Great Bell-alley, Coleman-street, merchant. G. Edward.,
St. Jahn-street, West Smithfield, stationer. • ,
DISSOLUTIONS OF PA ICINERSHIPS
Richards and Co. Birmingham, metallic hot-house-makers. Gra•
ham and Holborn, linen drapers. R. and T. Han.
user,
near
within.,

and F.
and '

tie Newpometreal
ham-cßurt-road,

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.----and iiia ooHolborn, linen IL en.drapers. and T. Han.
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Bury St. i High
dmund's, grocers. Armitage and Clarke, Aston,
Birmingham, chemists. Smythe and Catterall, Farnworthe
in-Widnes', Lancashire, sail.clailvManafactucen, H. H.
V. 8011, Halles-strest, ciaxiere, mangos. Sparer
Co. Bury, Lancashite, makers. Dam
.and
raid, Liverpool, milliners. and Villiameds, Lit-
iewport-street, haberdasher*. DPW" NA BOA*, Tettell-
•courk-road, wheelwrights.
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1844.
THR FUNDS.
STOCK RXCH A NG& TWELVE O'CLOCK.

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COLONSIAN LOAN.—The HALF YEAILY
VIDeND•AIwAs the tee Neembersezt, en the
issued by the Hon. WPM Inv Witted% win be PAID ort t
and every suceeedhiiviliPan %be Ceentlarbeese et IMenes. Hewing,
Graham, And Abide% 11: Isteman'tpeourt, Pershlll, between
boors of Ten and Three o'Cloek. The Dividend Warrants, I
List thereof in ownerieal enter, are to be left enrday preview,
examination.
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Consols opened this roonang at 96i fat the Account, but soon
after fell to 96i; they *Referee& recovered, and are now 96a for
the Account.
The Repress front Peek brhigs the Rents', after 'Change, at
103 f. Ioe. to ISe.

FOREIGN FUNDS.
I. the Foreign Marko there was a good deal doing in Colom-
bian and Mexican Securities.

Current Prier.: New Spanisb ISt, OM 201 21, Russian 1061 1,
Ileslean 5916 U, Colombian Old 78k, New 7711, Milan 74, French
Setlp 151 pre. Austrian 9811, New Prussian 991 100, Psetugaese
1/211, *az I pat j, Peravian 6.5, Greek 21 dim. Mance Si. 101 f.
K11(11 OF STOCKS AT ONR O'CLOCK.
Batik Strrek 233% 234
S pet.tint. feed. cat. die. 95% %
II per Cent. Cons. 961/4 95% 9634 1/4
Si per Cent. Red.. 101% %.102
4 per Cent. Near 108% 107% 1061/s .
Long Ann. ex. die. 23 1-16 1/1 23
India Bonds 99 101
El.OOO Excheq. Rills (2d.) 53 4; (1%d.) 55 S.
1:500 ditto (2J.) 53 (1%d.) 55 3.
£lOO and 200 ditto (2d.) 56 ; (11%d.) 53
Cons. (Or Acct. 96% % %

Dispatches were this forenoon received at the Colo-
nial Office. from Ceylon, dated the 10th pf June ; and
from the Mauritius of the 10th' July ; but there is no
intelligence from these places of any political importance.

Every arrival from France,. Italy, or Germany, brings
some confirmation of tbe successes of the (;peeks; them
is now no doubt that if the Beet of the 'Capitin Piths
and the Egyptian fleet have not been destroyed, they
have been so crippled sis to be unable to prosecute the
objects for Which they sailed—the reduction of Samos,
and reinforcing the Turks in the Mores. •
A more important event than even the defeat of the
Tarim has occurred to Greece ; we allude to the ami-
cable adjustment of the misunderstanding which • had
taken place between the lonian aid theareek Govern-
ments It appears that:although the Provisional Go-
vernment refused to reveindthe barbarous decreserhich
compelled us to threaten Greice with retaliatory
rues-
sures, no effort was omitted on our part to render such
interference unnecessary, by again: remonstrating with
the Greek Go;ernment.
So anxiois; indeed, was Sti• Fairmatis ADAM, the
Lord High cbmmisiloner on this-subject, that it op-
• peart he prOceeded in person to NAOS di ROMMIii
with One frigate, one sloop awe,. and twin brigs, ttiJ
there arranged, withotit any difficulty, the misunder•
standing which previously existed respecting the hostile
Manifesto issued by the Greek Provisional Government
against neutral flags. • •
His Excellency received in the GI ecian capital a most
distinguished -reception. The British flag was salkted
by the discharge of one hundred and one guns, which
was returned by the Britishanen of war. All the troops
were drawn out, in dui, se aneornu, to receive the
British CoMmissioner, and the Senators, in their robes,
took their station in the procession which conducted
'him to the Senate Housw. There be continued in deli-
beration with the Executive for about three hours, and
afterwards re-embarked amidst the same honours with
which he had been received. On the 20th September,
his Excellency had arrived at Zante..and there he had
expressed himself perfectly satisfied with the reception
be had received.

The obnoxious Proclamation has been withdrawn by
the Provisional Government, or, at least, so far modi-
fied, u to render it consonant to the Law of Nations,
and the usages of civilized society. The Greeks no
longer declare that they will attack, burn, or sink, toge-
•trier with their crews, all European vessels freighted.
with troops, stores, and provisions to the Turkish Go-
vernment,; but that " they will treat all neutral vends
found in the enemy's fleet as hostile vessels, and as no
longer under the protection of their respectivecoontries,
and that they shall be tried according to Martial-law
and the Law of Nations."

The. amicable settlement of these differences is a
most important advantage gained for Greece, for the
hostiliif cif the English fleet was the only earthly object
which could oppose any obstacle to the complete trinaiPb '
of the Christian population over the degrading yoke of
the • -Mmiaolnlans.
We are gla4 to observe by the, Brussels Papers rev
•ceiied this Dittoing, that the Greek Government, in
the midst of the important occupations arising from the
war, does got Deglett any means to encourage the na-•
tional industry ; and it appears that henceforward the
Greeks, instead of sending Abair silk to Trieste, and
•their fish, to • the lonian Islands, will consign theni
directly to England and other countries, and that the
-Government itself, -which receives the taxes in kind,
.will do. tbe same
To return to the naval operations of the Greeks:
—The tonstitutionnel of Sunday positively states, that
;he Egyptian fleet has been totally defeated by the Greek
•Admiral, M AULTS, between Cos and Rhodes. The son
sof the Viceroy of.Elypt had advanced to the Gulf of
before the latter island. • Thence he proceeded
.to join the Capitan Patch*, who after his diiaster before
-Sansos• had •retit ed to -Bed roan. Tilt-Greek Admit al
MAUL'S; V4lO with GO vessels-bad for I Wog time