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London, England, 1823-04-17

GltE.►'l' ADVANTAGE WITHOUT RISK!!!
ON TUE KING'S BIItTII-I)AY,
NEXT WEDNESbAIt.

23n or THIS MONTI!.
TBISII, of the Old State Lottery Offices, 4,
Cornhifl, and 9, Chairing-Cross, London, respectfully
reminds his best Friends, the Public, that NEXT WEDNES-
DAY, tad instant, is the Second Day of Drawing, on which
day, Two Prizes of £5,000
rhl of mire many other Friars will, then 'he drawn;
Illative-miters purchasing before that day have the chance of
'Alt drawing for nothing, for if their Ticket is drawn a Blank
!rind Prize, they may have an undrawn Ticket or Share in
IN without paying anything for the exchange. The 'Wheel
comics

Two Money Prizes of 1:20,000 !!
And 28 other Capitals,
All of which must be drawn in next Twn Days.
%t rained undrawn Tickets and Shares are Selling at Butt's
°lllOl, and by his Agents in the Country.
11'.BISH Shared and Sold Twenty-one Capitals on the 9th
illk_Yht, First Day of present Lottery, being the greatest num-
'lova sold by any Office-keepar in one day.
• - _ _
COMMERCIAL FINISHING ACADEMY, No. 5,
CATS ATON-STIL EnT.
MR. ROGERS, Conductor' of the above Concern,
7 offers his most grateful acknowledg•
:'lnts for the highiy distinguished support with which he has
so liberally tavnured, since he has taken the management
tt*Fatablishment upon himself. From an experience of
twenty years in the practice of teaching, upwards of
'f° °f which were spent in the Academy, in Little Tower-
iad from his haying secured the regular assistance of
3,..a1e of the most eminent Prolbssors in the Metropolis, in
.:watital Science, and in the Spanish, French, German,
2 (oer European Languages, Mr. Rogers has been enabled
"t° Mange the business of the Institution, that he confidently
n"aks a most valuable opportunity is at present afforded fur
I"l:Ptrioas to acquire rapid and complete information in any
braack
sf mercantile or scientific knowledge, that may be ne-
ce"7-to insure success in the particular departments of life for
tik
whi
„ they may be designed.
n_-Iheavenitig attendJuce at the Academy, on Monday, Wed-
""T, Thursday, and Saturday Evenings, is for the exclusive
e,ce"tmodation of Gentlemen who are occupied in business
uumg the day,
an
. seren:cs given, If required, to the first Banking and filer-
WI-Houses in in the .Iletropubs.
London, England, 1823-04-17

SPANISH LOANS OF 18211 AND 1822. •
HE DIVIDEND payable in2ondon on the
TEst lay next, on the SPANISH FIVE PER CENT.
CONSOLIDATED ANNUITIES now In Circulation of the
Loans of 1821 and 1822, negociated by Mews. Anuon4, Hew
pin, and Co. and countersigned by tl.etn and Messrs. J. Ly-
nn and Co. of Paris, will be paid at the Ilouse of A. F. ILL-
Y:4IND and Sons, No. 24, Cateaton-street, on thzt and every
oceeeding Day (Sundays excepted) between the Hours of Ten
and Two.
it will be necessary to leave the Dividontl Warrants, with
Lists thereof, in numerical order, for Examination, One Day
Trefoils to the Application for Payment.

VENISON.
T
GROVE, Fishmonger and Dealer in 4ENISoN,
• 57„ Charing-Cross, begs to inform the Nobility, Gentry,
tht Public, that he can supply them with Venison of supe-
rior quality on the ‘23cl instant, the Anniversary of his Majesty's
Birthday, by giving him timely notice; and that he shad cen-
time to have bee Venison from this time until October.

(Lay was published, Kix is. od. Part .11.
ITIHE MIRROR of LITERATURE. AMUSE-
] UlilCT,and 1 NSTItUCTION ; embeirtSited with IC ins

Eagrristr•
We believe this (the hfirror) to be the very cheapest Journal
cf the day, and we know of few which are calculated to be more
treasively usefuL It presents a judicious condensation of the
-ants of all the other Publications of the day, many valuable
;-kuungs frorri rarer sources, and not seldom original effusions
c::oraiderable merit."—SrA 11, March 31, 1833.
ilsklished by J. Limbird, 355, Strand, at the East Entrance
cf Exeter 'Change.
London, England, 1823-04-28

, This day was published,
In One Volume, 4to. with an accurate and enlarged Man of
England during the lleptarchy, Plates of Cuitis, &c.
AS3 13s. 6d. boards, a New Editicn of
TR% SAXON CHRONICLES;
Tran.ilatian, and Notes, Critical aid Explanatory.
By for Rev. J. INGRAM,
Late Saxon Professor in the University of Oxford.
To which are added,

A New and Copinus Chronological, Topographical, and Glos-
sarial Index, with a short Grammar of the Saxon Language.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London.
Subscribe, s are requested to apply for their Copies (through
the medium of their Booksellers), without delay.

This day was published,
In One Volume, 8,0. price Bs. boards,
RECOLLECTIONS of the PENINSULA ; con-
taining Sketches of the Manners and Character of the
Spanish Nation.
By the Author of Smolt' of INDIA.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme,and Brown, London.

" I relate what I saw, thought, and felt, as a man, a traveller,
and a soldier, during five interesting years.
" The style of a soldier can neeckno apology ; it is beneath the
notice of a scholar and the critic. We pass our lives in convers-
ing with' mankind, they in conversing with books. •We only
observe and draw hasty conclusions; they observe, compare, and
study. Our, is a life of action, theirs of repose. We write to
amuse, they to instruct."—Preface.

BROWN'S MEMOIRS OF HOWARD.
. This day was published,
In One large Volume, Bro. price 155. embellished with Two
I ighly-coloured Portraits, a Second Edition, with Additions
and Improvements, of
ME M 4 OIRS .o.le Public and Private Life of
JOHN HOWARD, the Philanthropist; compiled from
his own Diary, in the possessiim of his Family; his confidential
Letters; the communications of his surviving Relations and
Friends; and other authentic sources of information.
By J. B. BROWN, Fig. LL. D.
• Of the Inner Temple, Barrister at Law.
" When the ear heard him, then it blessed him; and when
the eye saw him it gave witness to, him. Because. he d
the poor that cried, and the fatherleis, and him that had none
to help him."—Job Enz. 11, 12.
London: Printed for T. and G. Underwood, Fleet-str.:e.;
T. Tegg, No. 111, Chearside ; and F. Westley, Stationers'-court.,

This day was published,
Handsomely Printed in 4to. and illustrated by Four Mir,
Six Engravings of Natural History, and Twenty-four Cop-
perplate Engravings, executed in the best manner by Bowman
FIND/N, from Drawings made nn the Journey by Lieutenant
BACK and the late Lieutenant Hoon, price £4. 4s.
NARRATIVE of A JOURNEY from the Shores
of Hudson's Bay, to the Mouth of the COPPER-MINE
RIVER; and front thence, in CANOES, along the Coast of
the Polar Sea, upwards of FIVE HUNDRED MILES, and
of the Return of the Expedition, OVERLAND, to Hudson's
Bay, Stu -
By Captain JOHN FRANKLIN, R.N.
Commander of the Expedition.
With an Appendix, containing Subjects of Natural History.
Undertaken, and now publishing, under the direction and
authority of the Earl BATHURST, one of his Majesty's Principal
Secretaries of State.
Printed for. John Murray, Albemarle-street, London.
London, England, 1823-04-28

" ARMY OF THE EASTERN PYRENNEES.

* The fifth division of the fourth corps has entered Spain, and
ohaaced to the Junquera without meeting the enemy. A party,
consisting of roo infantry and some cavalry, appeared yesterday
h this Commune. Two hours after it retired to Figueras.

• The advanced guard took a position at Peralada. The rest
tithe division established itself near the Junquera. A recon-
naissance was pushed forward to the bridge of Carnani. That
PM was not defended. The inhabitants of the neighbouring
hamlets received the advanced guard with transports.
" The conduct of the troops deserves the highest praise. The
idabitants are treated with respect. Everything is paid for in
ready-money.
Our soldiers crossed the frontier with cries of ' Noe le Roi 1 '
They burn with impatience to engage the enemy.

" MONCEY, hlarahal, Duke de Cornegliano.
Boulon, April 18."

rats, AvatL 26.

According to a Letter dated from the head-quar.
ters of Huerta, three-qu'atters of a league from Pam.
London, England, 1823-04-28

LITERATURE.

DRai!leild and Abscrworrotoi. By Henry Neeie;
12mo. p. p. 169, London, 1823.
‘V ere we to say in the fewest possible words what
we think of the claims of the author of the volume
before us, it should be in those which we laid
it down, after an earnest and delighted perusal—
Jere is a Poet." Fertile :ts the age is, in poetical
1..-riters of high perf,:rmance and pi omise, we know
of few who have done better, or who offer a brighter
expectancy, than Flenry N._•ele. The effusions or his
genius are of that order which, though they entrance
not with wonder, have all the power of a charm
upon -our senses; abounding in a thousand captivating
felicities of thoup,lit, imagery, and expression. We se-
loct as a specimen the following spirited Anacreontic:
• Come, fill the bowl—oh! fill it up—
Shun schooimen's lore to-night.
The well Truth dwelia in is the cup
That sparkles rubt.bright.
Count not the minutes as they pass,
Nor at old Time repine ;
But shake the sands from out his glass, •
And fill it up with wine.' -
I.7.TTESI ow EwOLANDO-13f \'ictoire Count de Soligny. Trans-
lated from the original "..)ISS. 2 vols. Bva.

. _
These letters are not altogether unknown to the
Public, since upwards of twenty of them have already
appealed in that excellent periodical, the . New
Monthly Magazine. To these are added about fifty
other letters, forming in the whnle two neat volumes.
The work embrace.; a variety of subjects, and gives
not only a good view of English manners, but a
correct estimate of the state_of literature, science, the
arts, the drama, &c. in this country. The letters are
sKritten in a pleasing and elegant style, and will form
a suitable companion to the Letters of Espriclla, by
Mr. Southey ; and to Doblado's Letters on Spain, from
a pen still more eloquent than that of the Laureate.
London, England, 1823-04-28

SOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF THE EARL OF
LISBURNE.
ALL Persons having any Claims or Demands on
the Right Hon. JOHN Earl of LISBURNE, on the
11th day of February last, are requested forthwith to send the
respective Amounts, and Particulars thereof, to us the under-
signed: and all Persons holding any Securities for their Debts.
are likewise requested to furnish us with the particulars of such
Securities.
Dated the 31st day of March, 1823.
11DULICES, LANGFORD, and WALFORD,
Southampton street, Covent-garden.

Solicitors
to the

CHARLES ELLIS,
4, Ventlam-bui

NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF LORD VAUGHAN.
ALL Persons having any Claims or Demands on
the Right Honourabie,EßNEST AUGUSTUS Lord
VAUGHAN, on the 11th day of February last, are requested
forthwith to send the respective Amounts, and Particulars
thereof, to us the undersigned. And all Persons holding any
Securities for their Debts, are likewise requested to furnish us
with the Particulars of such Securities.
Dated the 51st day of March, 1823.
FOULKES, LANGFORD, and WALFORD,
Southampton-street, Covent-garden.
CHARLES ELLIS,
4, VI -

Solicitors
to the

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

[This Gazette states that the King has been phased to confer
the honour of Knighthood on William Franklin, M.D. Princi-
pal Inspector of the Army Medical Department. It likewise
notifies his Majesty's approval of the sth Dragoon Guards con-
tinuing to bear on their standards and appointments, the title of
the sth, or " the Princess Charlotte of Wales's" Dragoon Guards ;
and also the 26th (C.ameronian) Regiment bearing on its colours
and appointments, in addition to any other badges or devices,
the word " Corunna," in commemoration of its distinguished
services at that place.]

BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.
William Piper, Hammersmith, barge-builder.
Thomas Ledbetter, Southwick, Sussex, corn-merchi
London, England, 1823-04-28

DEL PHI TIMATRE.

This Theatre is opened ror the purpose of exhibit=
ing the talents of. Messrs. Wititorsori and Reeve,
gentlemen well known to the frequenters of what are
called " the Minor Theatres," as possec.siptiery con._
sideribli"talent in their respective walks; ' Wirititt•
sow liWs an inexhaustible fund of dry hunif;ar about
him, which, in his own way, is unequalled. REEVE
is one of those actors which have been, generated by
the Torn and Jeiry system, and his manner is full of
v i vaci ty a nd bustle. Saturdays performances were con-
fined to the unassisted efforts of these two gentlemen,
and were very amusing. The first pm tion of the
night was appropriated to a series of unconnected
anecdotes of personal adventure, told by NV LK I N SON
with a good deal of spirit and ftin.
The second part was a clever representation of a
" passage" of family history, in w hich all the person-1
ages, from the " slippered pantaloon" to the" mewl.
ing infant," were successively performed by Mr.
REEVE. His transitions from one age to another were !,
so skilful as to deceive all who were not in the secret,
and his representation of an overgrown gawky novel-
reading girl of eighteen was unconimmily acnusing.
The rapidity with which he put on and off his dis-
guises exceeded anything we remember of theatrical
" transmogrification," and his wonderful celerity of!
movement reminded us of that sort of Hibetnian
übi-
quity which permits a man to be in two places at
once. Notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather,
the House was well attended, and a successful season
may, we think, be very fail ly predicted.
London, England, 1823-04-10

CONTRACT VOR' COATS.
IVA FY-OFFICE, Merck 81, 1 B'2'3 .
ULINCII'AL OFFICERS and COMMIS
gm of his MAJESTY'S KArY, do lacteby give
WEDNESDAY,.the 16th of April next, at One
will be ready to treat with such Persons as may he
:ontract for supplling his Majesty's several Dock-
ny one or mole of *twin, and this Office, with
COAIS.•
bution of the Co.l%.and a Form of the Tender, may
•
his Office. •
ler ill be received after One o'Clock on the Day of
any noticed, upitnitYlto Party or an Agent for him
ender must be accompanied by a Letter addressed
y Board, and signed by'two responsible Persons, ep-
ee:woe bound will the I'erson tendering in the stun
r iUO Cbaldrons of Coals, for the due performance of
London, England, 1823-04-10

DS'S BOTANIC TOOTH-POWDER AND
TINCI'URE.

E Arsjcles, which have been so highly pa-
:rd, which have so much attracted the attention of
, and excited the jealousy of interested opponents,
ie to be imitated in vuious ways, some say " Hid-
Powder," and omit the word Botanic others say,
tooth l'owder," and omit the name nudson; the
therefore desiied to observe, that the genuine is
emu. and Co." and countersigned by their Whole-
JAMES ATKINSON.

entifrices, if attended to, will supersede the necessity
t; they are remedies for all disorders of the Mouth ;
!rely cleanse and beautify the Teeth, but preserve
decay to the latest period of life; they make the
e, fasten such as are loose, prevent those decayed
orse, remove the tartar, and, cure the Scurvy in
leaving them firm and of a healthy reducbs ; and so
undeviating are their effects, that there never WAS
of any person who regaLuly used them evet•having
Kist, or a Tooth decay ; they possess the same pro-
-1 ruay be used alone or together ; but the Tincture
peedily to fastening loose !leech ; and it is an infal-
ly for the Tooth•ache, price 4s. 9d. each, and an
xi taking half a dozen.
the -Proprietors Agent, 44, Gerrard-street, Soho-
edun ; also by Sanger, t 50, (Uhird4trtet ; G.utie,
36) Slew Bond-street ; Take, 4t, Johnston, tih, Qua-
il most Patent Iledicina Venders and Perfumers.
London, England, 1823-04-10

npule State °Cam Blood, giving rise to Erup-
oil the Skin, Scrofula or Icing's Evil, Scorbutic Coat.
(*rations, Obstinate lUteumatism, .Livernismise, and-
cal Habit, is best remedied by 4 course of the ANTI-
3INES, or Swansea's Deers. This Iledicine pro-
circulation of the fluids, purifies the blood, and
the constitution, with an operation.so gentle,
as out to interfere with the daily avocations of life.
:loos and Venereal Taints, which, whether recently
sr lung bidden in the system, art so destructive to
!finally yield to this.resnedy, and suffer a complete
tom the body.
Mr, Johnston, 68, Corultill - Mr. Sanger, ISO, Oxford-
losite New Bond-street; and all Medicine Venders;
red 335. per bottle, duty included. The name of the
oprietor, " &demon, Livirpoci," is engraved on
Mont Stamp axed to each bottle.
requiring advice, may obtain it by application to Gi-
c, accompanied by a rentittiume• of a One round Note.
London, England, 1823-04-10

• Mid+4o3*
f,tar ttt figr.tl4- EXEN. ° AA.* • -
IAII trAre Ittf.

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THURSDAY, APRIL 10, /1211‘•

• . :THE FUND& ; ' •
STUCK ICXCII ANON. if A LF2FAirt tWF. !Wit
This Is settling-day, aid tie wasitet bin the giVatest confusion.
•The present turns out to beassodier great'ileer account. Consols
opened at 744, and inunediately-got ups they are now at Tsi ;
the business doing is very great. Up to this hour we do not
hear of any defaulter.

FOREIGN FUNDS.
Spatish Bonds opened at 911, they bare since been done
201, and are now at 89/.
Current Prices: Russian, of 1898.71;, Neapolitan 68k, Old
Spanish ai,liew 29/. Prussian 791, Colombian 57h, 58,
Chilian 881.

PRICE OF STOCKS AT OKE O'CLOCK.

Bank Stock 206-3 per Cent. Reduced, 7*l sis
Spec Cent. Consols 743/4 75% 751/2
-3% pet:Cents. 8646 %
* per Centi. Ald, 92% 921/4 92Ye
4 per Cats. Neivt 94% 95% % •
Desik•tong Annuities, 18% 19
India Stock 238%—India Bonds 30s. 31s. 295.

Erehumor -Cl,OOO, 16s.
Ditto Small 13-1.145. 14s.
Consols for Account 74% 751$ 75.

In a preceding column wo-havegi en the only ar.
tides of intelligence in the French Papers of Tuesda!
worth quoting. The accounts from the army, as wel
as those from Spain, are somewhat contradictory
and, although some of the French Journals assert till
the army crossed the Bidassoa on Sunday, others
stite this first military operation was not to take place
until Monday.

German Papers to the 3d inst. and Brussels Jour•
nals to the eth, reached us this forenoon. They con-
tain some intelligence favourable to the Greeks, and
additional information relative to the great confla-
gration in Constantinople, though the Brussels Oracle
doubts that any fire has taken place since; and the
letters from Vienna, as well as Papers to ■ late date,
make no mention of It. It Is stated in an article from
Frankfort, that 44 public opinion in Germany is

averse to the war with Spain, that the Government
take care to contradict the reports that are in circula-
tion on the eventual participation a the Gerniauni
Confederation in this struggle." The follow-ing
extracts :

4E311.1N, MARCII eu.
Since the arrival of a second Tartar at Belgrade,

sit days from Constantinople, nobody of the former
city doubts of the confLigration ea the Capital. The
Turks who have arrived, openly speak of this Irn
ful event with their usual inditeritrice.
to the accounts given by the•Tiiiket,ileirsioal (01.-••
sana) as well as the. cannon-foundry, is burnt, aid'
also many houses belonging_thele Port.N. Olio "'iem
situated on the side of Pere. The noutbeebtitbe
houses burnt is estimated, .ptoliablY.F.*: beloid tai
truth, at 70,000, by others at 40,000. The 'einese
misfortune, however, is: certainly the destructiin'
London, England, 1823-04-10

S MAJESTY'S DRAWING-ROOMS.

WILLSON; and CO. impressed with a
nse of gratitude to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public,
and distinguished patronage they have received
establishment in REGENT-STREET, and anxious to
tinuance, they have prepared fur the. approaching
Drawing-rooms a matchless and unique Collection
resses, Square:, Scarfs, Veils, Pelerines, Lappets,
Frills, and every Article (in Lace) connected with
zull Dress Costume. D. W. and Co. take leave also
:hat on Monday, in every week throughout the Sea-
tall have the honour of submitting for inspection an
Article, from Parisian Design—thus fulfilling their
f being ever foremost in the production of Fashion,
they further state will be exclusively confined to their
eat. The Novelty for this week will be the Spanish
itella (an Article combining the triple use of Cap,
Mantella), in. the Brussels fabric ; and on Monday,
eta" they shall have ready a Parisian Novelty, called
lelarpe. To afford a convincing proof that their
cheaper than any Imitations, they have now a beauti-
on of real Brussels Sprigged Veils, from 80s. upwards,
res, Scarfs,, fitc. equally advantageous. Real. Point
Is Dresses of .unrivalled beauty and texture.

lid British Lace Warehouse, No. 237,
et street, facing the Argyle Usoms.
London, England, 1823-04-10

..0147.13 V.. Y • '

JOHNNY'S. GREY PLAID.

Ala—" Johnny's Grey Bretis !"

I've coft a stane o' baslock woo,
'lro mak a plaid to Johnny o't ;
For Johnny is my only jo—
I toe lifm best of ony yet
Fm in the prime o' youthfu' days,
And wooers I bee moray, 0;
With a' their kindly words and ways,
They canna woo like Johnny, 0!
I'll wile awa wi' canny skill,
The cairding and the spinning o't
I'll gie a tenty, honest chiel',
The weaving and the wyn'ing o't ;
And then tak' a sunny day,
And scour it clean and bonny, 0;
And o' the coney web o' grey,
Fri mak a plaid to Johnny, 0!
Sae tang and weary is the way,
And Johnny toes sae dearly, that
In coming aye a•courting me,
The Liddiee late and early out ;
And aye the early mornings raw,
And aft the e'eninp rainy, 0;
nut In a busy week or twa,
I'se has a plaid to Johnny, 0!
Aly .Tobsay is the wale o' men,
ll4benny, wide, and canty yet !
That sic a Saddle is my ain,
In troth, I may be 'aunty o't
I'll do the best, and be a wife
As teal and kind as ony, 0;
And a' the stormy days o' life,
I'll share the plaid wi' Johnny, 0!
tlarch 28, 1823.

•••
London, England, 1823-04-10

the arsenal, which deptiv.es the Porte of means

completing its new naval armaments.
There are various reports at Belgrade respecting the
cause of this file : some ascribe if to the Greeks, others
to the Janissaries, or to the soldiers that usurped wit'
the fleet. They relate at Belgrade, that dating the
conflagration the Sultan tore his beard and exclaimed,
" This is a judgment front GOD, on account of dr
Christian dogs r We send these as reports, till tb.
arrival of the next letters from Constantinople, whl

will clear the matter up. From the neighbourhood.
of Jeannina we have accounts of the Sd of Mar*
.whits say, that the Albanese who were in garritin
at Arta and Prevesa gave up these fcittresses, at
that all the Albasiaawhave declined the proposals
the new Seraskier, Mehmed Pacha, and anninuf
take parkwith the Greeks. As soon as Mehmed gi
this hope disapiainted,. he retired • tothe envirOns'
Salonichi, where he remains wholly on the defensive,
endeavouring to collect a fresh force. The Greek,
are masters tif all Moiety, etcept Larissa; and Mr
rocordato has folned-Botearis at the Fete Wells.
• CORFU, MARCH s.
•

Since the fall of Co:intb, that of Patras i$ at
On the 18th of Febniary the last outworks • were
storase4 mid since the 25th of February from 80
90 peisods doily perish from famine. The castle
Lepanto alsci.ninst soon fill; if nkt already taken.
VIINNA. Dimwit 46.—hiesaMines 78i ; Bank Sh. 867 44.
47.—Mstalliques 78 7.6; Dank Mu 866.
_WARSAW. MARCH 24.
Ode Gazette of the 15th publishes an Ordinance
by PrinteZijonezekiLieutenarOGeneral of the king.
ddm, to the following effect :

Considering that the Kingdom of !Wand suffers this ye6ll
a great scarcity of summer corn, that it is necessary to pniennse,
.a sielficiency for the vonsunsptioa of the country and tortured
next 'spring, and, for tbir purpose, to check exportation and '
mantrap insportatios, by the advice of the Coestahties of '
vetoment of the Interior, the Poke, tht Beeettee; end the
eliesintrore order,
1. From the day at
toot of the present Deem, ,
than be' permitted to heap coontriekwitkeet
Replies* of duty, friiliiiiiillo#6tin wheat, oats, peas,,
. *heat! -
ditty.noa florins pill
see ifsall be paid on die eelpietades of s& rale. • •
a. This fra impoltadtiCiAoll6,li Sttli'slid the duii
exportation shall be in lone 1111,441644 'idimigt. •
By another ordinance all
in the districts of our city are to ee* tee* from
the Ist of May, and no new mei may be eateildisbed
within a mile of the ditch of the city. A committee
London, England, 1823-08-14

ACQUISITION OF THE FRENCH LANGUAGE IN.
A FEW WEEKS.
BY means of the following simplified Works tiny
person may acquire a competent knowledge of French In
a few weeks; and in Education, the same Works will enible
very young persons, with greater ease, to acquire this language
in less than half the usual time:
1. BOSSUTS WORD BOOK; or, Vocabulary of Three
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.Y a

'NA EVENING STAR: '-

• A

THURSDAY, AUGUST 14. 1825,
THE FUNDS. ..„
STOCK EXCHANGE. TWELVE O'CLOCK.-

Yesterdat afternoon the Stock Exchange was somewhat agi-
tated by a half confidential whisper that a certain Evening
Paper would contain news of the greatest importance. The fa-
bricated statement which it had given some time ago of the re-
treat of the French behind the Ebro, had deprived it of all cre-
dit with the great body of the Public ; bnt a party availed them-
selves of this new ruse de Boone to effect an alteration in the
Funds, and circulated a variety of reports as to the nature of this
" most important news," which had the effect of lowering the
&ocks le per Cent. When the Paper appeared, the hoax was
distinctly seen. The "most Important news" of the Courier was
but a clumsily altered version of an artkleon Spanish affairs and
Russian ambition, which appeared in a filorning Paper of Satur-
day last, and was copied from it into the STAR of Saturday even-
ing. The Funds immediately recovered their depression, and
rose to 82}
Consols opened this morning at 821 and got up to f (buyers).
They are now at 821, with a brisk market. Spanish Bonds
opened at 34, got up to 351, last price 35. Russian 85, ; Co-
lombian 651; Prussian 851
The Express from Paris brings the French Rentes of Tuesday,
at 93 f. 15 C. Spanish rose 3 per Cent. and was as high as 39i.
Fretich Scrip, 3 per Cent. premium.
• PRICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 224%
3 per Cent. lteduce,l 83 82%8 S 3
3- per Ct. Cons. 82K s/81/3 3A —31,f2 per Cts. 95%
4 rer Cents. Old 100% 100 1001/4
4 per Cent. New 101% V 8 %
Batik Long Anns. 21 3-16 VI.
India Stock 260—India Bonds 545. 565.
Excl equer tills ( El ,000) 505.25.5.295.
Ditto Wnall Sls. 83s. prem.
Consols for Account 52% JA 1/8 14. •
London, England, 1823-08-14

SECOND-HAND PIANO-FORTES, HARPS, AND
ORGANS—GOOD AS NEW.
T WATLEN, No. 3, Leicester-place, Piano-forte-
s/ •it to the Royal Families of France and the Nether-
bob, and to the Duchess of Clarence, begs to submit to public
notice a Cabinet Piano, not to be equalled in touch and tone,
mull price 60 guineas, for 36 guineas ; an elegant Rosewood
Whid °Wyse, 75 guineas, for 55 guineas; Square Piano, 25
tikes ; a Bairel Organ, for Church or Chapel, 75 guineas;
awditto for dancing to, with Quadrilles, &c. 58 guineas.
ILZ. A neW•double-aetion Harp, cost £l2O, for 80 guineas,
hen the property of a Lady.
London, England, 1823-08-14

Nemsza 11 Mill

EASTIdDIA HOUSE, August 13, 18'25.
THE Co URT of DIRECTORS ?f the UNITED
COMPANY 'll MEIWIIANIII e ENGLAND, trading
10tIo EAST INDIES, k kereby give Notice,

That a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said
Company will be held at their House in Leadenhall-street, on
WEDNESDAY, the 24th September next, at Eleven o'Clock
the Forenoon JOSEPH DART, Secretary.

VEN ISON.

XTENISON dressed this Day, and To-morrow -a fine
V Haunch; ready precisely at Seven o'Clock, Cafe Imperial,
.54, New Bond-street; at the moderate charge, for Dinner, of
3. 6d.—Fach Dinner served up in the hest styli.—Fine hashed
Venison; Venison Soup of a superior Flavour, and Made Dishes,
for Dinner at any Hour, with the Prices affixed to the Bill of
rue. Rich Venison and other Soups, Pasties, Ste. sent out.
Wines of the best Quality.
N.8....-The Dublin Evening Post Newspaper taken in.
London, England, 1823-02-25

BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S, FEB. 24.

Notwithstanding the fineness of the day the Room was but
thinly attended, and those Gentlemen who met did not thew,
great signs of making offers much different front our report of
Thursday last. A little alteration, and but little, took place on
the Claret. Alaster Moses, we believe, may be deemed a quar-
ter of a point more than he was on the last betting day; and
Sherwood, for the St. Leger, is also on the move upwards. The
particulars of to-day's betting we subjoin :

CLAIM?. .
7, to 1 agst Moses (taken) 7 th 1 agst Max
5b
.5b to 1 apt I l'osthuma (taken) 7.tu 1 apt Wanton
4to 1 agst Swap (taken) I
112 to 1 agst bro. to Antonio
61 to 1 agst Morisco (taken)
COLT ZIDDLCIWOZTO.
21 to 1 agst I 3 to 1 agst Talisman
3 to 1 agst Web

TILLY

4to 1 agst Sultana I sto 1 apt any other
No betting on the OmrtaittSs.
A great deal of clialreg on tke Nowasoatatliattats,but no steady
betting took_placw.: .
...
mass.
I 14 to 1 agst Panting
I 18 to .1 agst Charcoal
I 90 to 1 agst Pacha • •
I 25 to 1 agst Ypsilanti
• VI.
10 to 1 oe,t SOltana
11 to 1 agbt, Tint.
..
High odds agst any other
DONCASTER ST. USCER.
9 to 1 agst Sherwood 20 till agst PaLds Royal
5 to 1 agst Miss Fanny 25 to 1 agst liar;Toot
7 to 1 agst Tinker High odds art any other.
The Turf is about to experience a severe loss. in the secession
of the Earl of Stamford and Warrington. His Lordship and
the late Earl have been amongst the most respectable of its sul).
porters for many years.

65 to I art r.millus
It to I agst Fanatic
9 to I agst Web colt
[4 to 1 agst Talisman
oa

..

C to-1
arst Zraida
to I agst sister to S:ii!cir
10 to 1 art Otivera
London, England, 1823-08-13

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London, England, 1823-08-13

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE:

LAMBETH .PIIII2E•VitHERRY.
Yesterday afternoon the River, above Bri,lge, again displayeti
a lively' appearance of cutters, galleys, &c, gliding on the watery
element, and moving in all directions en its surface, to witness
a grand. Rowing Match for a Prize Wherry, &e. given by the
inhabitants of Lambeth, in commemoration of his Majesty's
Birth-day. The match to be decided in three heats; and con,
tested for by eight pair of oars, by watermen belonging to the
above Stairs—the teen first boats of which, io the first and se-
cond beats, only being entitled to contend fur the grand prize.
The following were the candidates ;
21/4-antes.. CAW'.
Charles Maynard -
No. 4, 11.‘d.
Joseph Gadd -
George Wild -
N. 2. Licht Eiae.
William Moulton -
John Rolls
No. 3. Green.
John Allen ' - -
William Rolls - - -
Charles Mansfield - Noe 4.
Samuel Wilson
George Wihon
George Maynard -
6.
George Arthur
Samuel Richards -
George Allen - - No. 7.
Lewis Richard, - No. 3. Ytllow.
John Wild - • -
The first and second heats took place front Westmirtter.
bridge upwards round a boat moored otf Cumbnlan.! Gardens;
to return down the Surrey shore, then round Carey's Floating
Bath below Westminster-bridge, and up again to the l'rize
Wherry, lying opposite Lambeth Stairs; the former heat w 4.
gained by Red and Light Blue, and the latter by Dark Blue and
Brown with the greatest ease.
Shortly after six o'clock the above successful candidates in the
former heats again prepared themselves, at the appointed station,
to proceed for the grand prize. At starting the boats severally
kept abreast of each other for a considerable distance up the
River; at length Red took the lead, which she maintained and
finally won the prize in a most gallant style.
The Prize Wherry was ..fterw...rds carried into the Royal
Amphitheatre, where the successful wincers, C. Maynard and
.1. Gadd, receive._ it on the Stage amid the loud plaudits of a
crowded audience.

Pi: Y.

Oracge.

Brown.

Drkßlue,
London, England, 1823-08-13

COLOMBIAN LOAN.

•-• • TO. THE VDITOR OF THE STA 12.
' Sin—A pamphlet appeared some-little time since, entitled,
" Letters to the Contractors of the Colombian Loan, by a
Member of the Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn," to which
I pbblished a reply.
Yest:rday, after an interval of six weeks, there appeared an
answer to my reply, entitled, " The Contractor unmasked.
bring Letters to one of the Contractors of the Colombian Loan,
occasioned by his recent Pamphlet; comprising authentic infor-
mation respecting the Loan and lkbenture never before pub-
lislied"—by the same Author as the'first-tlamcd p trnphlet.
The time is so near at hand, when this traffic in falsehood and
misrepresentation will be ai.in entl, that I consider it only ne;
cessary to state, that the whole of this " authentic information,
given by this anonymous writer, bas " never before been pub-
fished,' because it is iu every material particular utterly false
and uqounded. •
The extract of a letter (given at the bottom of p. 19`, said to
have been vtritten by Ali. Zea to the Contractors, is au entire
fabrication from beginning to end. Not one word of that ex-
tract, nor anything like it, of any shape or kind, was ever writ-
tea by Air. Zea to the Contractor, or to any of them.
The manner in which Mr. Itavenga's name is introduced in
the pamphlet. being calculated to lead to the impression that he
is in some way comiected with it, it is but justice to bins to say,
that he disclaims all knowledge of this or the preceding pub!ica-
tion ; that lie disavows every statement.contained in them, as
having proceeded from him in any manner, directly or indirectly,
and that he has seen them with the greatest displeasure.
In answer to that part of the pamphlet which is avowedly
conjectural, it is sufficient to advert to the simple fact, which 1
affirm in the most direct terms, that " the whole of the Colorn-
bian Ministers have, by unanimous consent; decided on the re-
cognition of Mr. Zea's power to raise the Loan.'
Freeman's-court, Aug. 12, 1823. J. D. POWLES.

THE EVENING STAR.
London, England, 1823-08-13

•
I)ULWICH, SURREY.
ET,P.G ANT RESIDENCE with OFFICRS, GARDENS,
PLEASURE-GROUND, and MEA DOW 4.4 t biD, about
TWENTY SEVEN ACRES.
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street),
At Garraway's Coffee-house, in Exchange-Alley, Cornbill,
To-moeitow, the 14th Abgust, 1823, at Twelve o'Clock,
A Very DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
held for a long Term of Years, comprising, • 1
A CAPITAL FAMILY RESIDENCE,
Pleasantly situate at DULWICH, about Free Miles from
the Three Bridges, adapted for the accommodation of a Family
of Distinction, seated on a Lawn, planned with Suites of Spe-
cious Apartments, hancloomely fitted up, and in excellent repair,
with nearly. TWENTY-SEVEhI ACRES
of Rich Meadow Land, presenting a Parli-like appearance, or.
'lamented with Shrubberies, Plantation and dry gravelled
Walks ; a neat Entrance Lodge, and Carriage Drive to the
house, with a Portico Entrance to a Spacious Hall; a noble
gpowed Dining Parlour, about 33 feet, by 2t feet; an elegant
Conservatory ; Drawing-room, 30 feet by 21 feet; Breakfast
Parlour, and Gentleman's-room ; an elegant Oak Staircase to
the First Floor; cipital Library over the Dining Parlour; an
elegant Boudoir; Three Principal Bed-chambers, Dressing.
room, Water-closet, And-room, and a Bath-room: a Secondary
Staircase to a large Nariery, and Chamber adjoining, and Ten
Sleeping-rooms, Closets,&c. The Offices comprise Servants'-hall,
Housekeeper's-room, Kitchen, Scullery, Footman's-room, Store.
room and Cellars for Wine, Beer, &c.
Detached, there is a Dairy, Brew-house, or Wash-houso. With
a Brick Oven ; Force I'uaips amply supplying the Priunbish
with hard and soft Water, Knife arid Wood-houses ; a Stable-
yard, with' wo Coach-houses; Six-stall Stable and Lofts.
&convenient Farm-yard, with all requisite Buildings; Two
productive Kitchen-gardens, well Stocked, Cropped, and Pleated
with numerous Choice Fruit Trees, Forcing-house, Grapery,
Peach-house, Melon-ground, enclosed with lofty Walls, clothed
with Choice Fruit Trees, Ice-house, Rustic Summer-house, and
a Gardener's Cottage, ate—The Purchaser may be accommo-
dated with a Pew in the Gallery of Dulwich Chapel .
To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had on the
Premises; at the Greyhound, Dulwich; Golden Lion, Camber-
well ; Green Man, Blackheath; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Ro.
bins, No. 170, Regent-street ; where a Plan of the Estate may
be seen, and Tickets for viewing may be had.
London, England, 1823-08-13

THE ARMY.

This day at noon the First Battalion of the First negiment
of Guards, arrived in town from Dublin. They came in the
Paddington Catud'Boats, and, are now in the King's Nlewi.
Commission hi the Wiltshire established Regiment of Militia,
signed by the Ake tais of Ailesbury.
Captain David Price, on 1117 pay of the 7,6 th Regiment, to be
Quartermaster.
Died, Aug. 11, at Brompton, of gout, aged 59, Lieutenant-
Colonel Bowers L*waaxcr, late of the 13th Light DragoonA, in
which Regiment he served for :79 years, in the various places
where it 'was employed ; in the West Indies, Peninoth, and
Waterloo, where he had two horses killed under hint, the com-
mand of the regiment having devolved to him,: Lieutenant-
Colonel Bornt lying wounded early in the action of the itith of
June, for which service he received the brevet rank of Lieute-
nant-Colonel.

Sunday evening, at Woolwich, DqncLas LAWSON, Esq. of the
Royal Regiment of Artillery.. •

Yesterday was the Anniversary of his MasrsTv's
natal day, which was not observed as a national day
of rejoicing, it being observed as a festival, by com-
mand, on the 23d of April. The KING, however,
received the congratulations of the day from a pri-
vate circle of 11;e Nobility and persons of distinction.
The KING'S Pages and some of the principal domes-
tics had an entertainment upon the occasion.
Monday Pt ince LEOPOLD came to town from Clare-
mont, and returned last evening.
The Duke of GLOUCESTER ari ived in London on
Saturday from a short tour abroad. The Duchess of Gtotyczitrta
came to town from Bagshor, to meet the Royal Duke.
Earl FITZWI LLi A NI arrived at his seat in the county
of Wicklow, Saturday last.
The Theatres and the houses of the K I NG's Trades-
people were last night brilliantly illuminated, in honour of the
Birth of his MAMMY, who hay now completed his 61st year.
The Royal stables at Pimlico are proceeding with
redoubled activity. When this building is completed,
it will set the ground at liberty between Pall-mall
East and St. Martin's Church, for the execution of
the plan for throwing that magnificent portico open
to public admiration.
It would appear as if the winter terminated on
111...t.c1ay last, and that yesterday the suttinier.commenced.
Mademoiselle Noal.ET, the. mosi elegant dancer of
the French Opera, so well known in Rnglan.l, is about to retire
from the stage.
In Scotland there is not the most distant prospect
of a general harvest before the first week in September.
At a respectable meeting held last week in Liske-
ard, it was resolved to cut a canal, or form a rail-
way, from that borough to Lone.
Four children were fined last week, by• the Magis-
trates of Truro, to the amount of 10s. 6d. each, for
stealing gooseberi ies in a garden.
London, England, 1823-08-13

GENUINE STORIES.

This day were published in Two Volumes, witk Engravings,
price 14s. bound, or 16s. elegantly bound,
PICTURES or STORIES, drawn from English,
Scottibh, and lash lli%tory, chiefly from the Ancient
Chronicles and other extensive V orks of detail.

By JOHN GALT, Eq.
Author of the Life of West, &c. &e.

This Work is designed tof urnish Reading fur Young Persons
at once rational, instructive, and interesting ; serving as a sub-
stitute fur romances and works of fiction, while it equally sti-
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contains above Two Hundred several Stories, which are not to
be met with in modern Language, or in Books of easy access,
all of them illustrative of Events and Characters connected
with out National History, from the most remote ages to the
death of Genrge the Third.
Lonlun : Printed for SIR RICH♦RD ; Published by
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Of whom may clan be had, having the sante design in regard
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In-
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London, England, 1823-08-13

HYDRAULIC PRESSES.

From One to One Thousand Toys Power, or more if required.*
ARUSSELL, ENGINEER, .1.1., and 82, St.
V• John-street, Smithfield, Thirty Tears Apprentice and
Assistant to Mr. Joseph Bramah, deceased, respectfully informs
Segar Refiners, Paper Makers, Packers, Printers, Oil Mer-
thants, Spermaceti Refiners, &c. &e. that having had longer
practical experience than any individual in existence, in the ma-
cnfacturing and erecting of HYDRAULIC PRESSES, he is
enabled to supply them with a superior article, hi strength and
durability, at a moderate price. He also engages to keep them
in repair at a small charge per annum. Russell's Patent Lock
Cocks for distillers, wine-merchants, &c. Improved litre and
Burglary Alarms, and the late J. BraDtah's Patent Locks, with
Fluswirs Improvement and Security.
A Ten-inch second-hand Press for sale.
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tons pressure.

AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR.

THIS agreeable perfumed liquor (the original in-
Tendon of Mt. Henry) which is of well-known efficacy in
Mieving •Faintness and flead-acke, and in counteracting the
effects of over-heated, close, or infected air, continues to he pre-
P4.recl, in the greatest perfection, by Messrs. THOS. and NV NI.
HENRY, Manufacturing Chemins, Manchester. It is sold in
loodon, wholesale and retail, by Messrs. Bavunr and 'hew,
rerfumegs, Cockspur-street ; and Retail, price 2s. 9d. by one
stmt or more in every principal Town ; but it cannot be genuine,.
Mitts the names of the above preparers are engraved on the
Government stamp, which is fixed over the cork of each bOI.
l'foper Sponge Boxes are soil by Bayley and Blew, as usual.-
4%, above iney also be had, authenticated by a similar stamp,
nisay's CAI CINFII MAGNIMA, hi bottles at 2s. 2,1. or with glass
ii,ipers, at is. nth
London, England, 1823-02-22

TOIRSIGN V 1314111.

Spanish Bonds ripened at 341 33.1.34. There is not much
business tioi..7g in the shove market. Chilian, 891 New Spa..
nish, 34 ; New Prussian, ; 79; Russian, 72i; Danish,
782 79; Columbian, 482; New Spanish Sctip,

RUSSIAN FIVE PER CENT. STOCK OF 1822.
INTEREST kATABLE IX LONDON.

The DIVIDEND on the above STOCK, which becomes
DUE on the Ist of MARCH next, will be PAID by Mr.
N. M. ROTHSCHILD on that and every suce.!eding day, Sun-
days excepted, between the hours of Ten and Two o'Clock, and
the Holders are accordingly desired to leave their Coupons, Is
Liststherrof, in numerical order, at Mr. ROTHSCHILD'S Count-
ing bowie, No. 2, New-court, on the 28th instant., as one day
will be required to intervene in all eases, for the purpose of exa-
minatioti.—Londou, New-coon, las February, 18W.
London, England, 1823-02-22

as occurred-to him, and to supplrsuchsemplaentdreee:
as be might deem it necessary to .offer. ' Therfirsti
statesman he should v make was that • relinl*to
the Revenue of the lest year, the Expenditisrel
of the last year, and the degree in which, the.
Revenue had exceeded the Expenditure. This!
statement would be found in a paper Already'
before the House, and it was therefore unnecessary
for him to do more than refer to flail figures con-
tained in that paper. By teference to that paper it
would be seen that the total amount of the Revenue
in the year was 54,414,6504 The Expenditure of the
last year had amounted to 48,449,1301. In conse-
quence of this difference between the Income and Ex-
penditure there was a surplus of 4,965,520/. The
next question was, what Revenue might be expected
in the present year, what expenditure the Govern-
ment would call on the House to provide for, and
what surplus might be looked for at the close of it.
The Estimates for 1823 (he would explain the items
by and bye), after deducting all, that it might be ex-
pected .to lose from the remission of taxes, and adding
to it what might beexpected fromthe Commissioners
of Half-pay and Pensions, made the income of the
country amount to 57,096,9881. He took the ordinary
Revenue at 52,096,9881. To this was t 6 be added
5,000,000/. to be paid by the Commissioners of the
Half-pay Annuities ind Pensions. The total expen-
diture of the present year, it was calculated, would
amount to the sum of 49,852,0001. The charge for
the Funded Debt, the Long Annuities, &c. he took
at 28,124,7861. The payments to the Commissioners
of Half-pay and Pensions would be 2,800,0004 The
other charges falling on the Consolidated Fund, in-
cluding the Civil List, and various branches of ex-
kienditure, gave a total of 2,050,0001. The interest
on Exchequer Bills was 1,200,(X)0/.

For the Army
For the Navy

For the Ordnance

For the

The total amount of all these was

X 7,362,000
5,442,000
;7.80,000
1,494,000

X 49,852,000

Of which the sum of 33,071,78G1. was for what
were called Permanent Charges. The remaining
15,785,000/. was for What were called the Supplie:
of the Year, including the interest on Exchequer
Bills. The result of the whole was, taking the
Revenue at - £57,09C,988
London, England, 1823-08-25

EVACUATION OF BAHIA.

The following extract from the Agent to Lloyd's
at Jersey, dated August 22, was received this morn-
ing: ig Arrived the Courier, LE MAITRE, from Rio
Janeiro, in 49 days, spoke on the 7th inst. the LOUISA
transport, from Bahia to Lisbon. The Captain
reported that MADEIRA, on the 2d July, evacuated
Bahia, and embarked, with all the European troops,
on board the ships of war and merchant-vessels, to
the number of sixty-one sail, taking ca board all the
plate of the churches, and whatever was valuable.
Lord Coe et RA NE allowed them to proceed unmolested.
London, England, 1823-08-25

- .

was made, but with no better success. The French
marine took several ships, on board of which were
some Officers much compromised by their rev°.
lutionary conduct.
PERPIGNAN, AUGUST 18.

The Marshal visited, on the 12th, the cantonments
of our troops near Barcelona, and is going to return
again to Villafranca.

On the 7th of this month a sortie was made from
Figueras of from eight to nine thousadd men ; but
they were repulsed in all directions, and retired to
the fort in disorder.

PRIVATE LETTER.

" MADRM, AU6IIST 16.

44 I informed you that the President of the Re-
gency, the Duke del Infantado, and the Minister of
Foreign Affairs, M. Saez, were going for Sainte
Marie. It appears that this resolution has been
changed, as they have not quitted Madrid. The fol-
lowing Ordonnance has been published here."—EFlere
follows another imperfect copy of the Duke d'An-
gouleme's Decree, given in the Stan of Wednesday].
London, England, 1823-08-25

HOUNSLOW SPORTING GUNPOWDER.
TrAYLER and CO. GUNPOWDER MAKERS,
No l. Austin Friars, London, are now selling the very
'best Treble Strong Cylinder Gunpowder, manufactured at their
old established Mills, on Hounslow Heath, which they pledge
themselves to he equal to any made in the Kingdom, at the fol-
lowing reduced Prices; viz.—K 8. 4/.los. D. S. 5/.los. T. S.
41.10.. Ditto in Canisters, 71.155. per Barrel, of 100 lbs.