f 7 ,491 great Dumber of workmen arc now employed in alt. rn!ions at New Palace. The temples and alcoves, suffered to fall into a %cry ruinous litive been repaired and decorated ; and it is in d.nwn a tetraber of spacious gravel walks, intersecting tle.: lawn at several paints. One very s laves v:allc, needy lean toile in length, is already in great fiirwardneas. It is to extend from the Aviary gata of the home shrubbery over the lawn, to the cover 11011 y-walk, near the Pagoda : and front the luxuriant growth of the !lollies, and other evergreens, in this plrt cf the plantation, it will form an admirable and must picturesque winter promenade. The cciebrat , :d Abraham Thornton is now in Liver pool fa* the purpose of emigrating to the United States. The Contiance, Capt. A. Montgomerie, sailed from . P..rtsmoutli on Saturday se'unight for the Jamaica station. Perryman, the Indian Chief (who arrived in the Semiramis), is returned home in her. We under. stand be was supplied with what money he requested to have (a trifling sum), three 'suits of clothes, and two chests of wols fur his brother. This was the extent -of Ids deinaud ; but he departed very angrily, because he was not setfered to land in England. fle was removed front the Semiramis previously to her being paid off, to the Centiance. lc ic ten!.. to 1 The of .he Fox smngcling cutter, captured,* short time ago. on the coast of Ireland by the Vandeleur revenue aaiuntetl to 83791.155. Ind. after deducting all ex petters, nirieli has been thus divided t—Sir B. Hallowell, Militia! Of the station, 10721.1)4. 5.1. Mr. Iloskings, Com lumpier of the Vandelenr, 21411. 18s. 11d. ; Mr. Spencer, first Mate, 19721. 9s. 5d.; Mr. Collins, Purser, 4251. Lis. Btl. ; the (tanner, Boatswain. and Cat lientt r, 2251. 155. thl. each; and to the remainder of the crew, I 17s. Ithl. each. The Homan Catholics of Leland arc nhont to assemble in Csoiieral and County Meetings, for the purpose of piepacing. Petitions :o Parliament for the total repeal of all laws sub jecting their Catholic countrymen to civil disabilities, in con_ sequence of their maintaining certain religious opinions. Lord Ebrington met with au accident on Friday last, at a stag-hunt near fremington, in Devon , liire, by his horse f Mine, by which Ida Lordship received some set ions britises, and bad one of his :melee violently strained. The Earl of Fortescue and Sir Arthur Chichester, who were parties in the immediately procured surgical aid, and his Lordship' is in a fair way of recosery. NORWICH UNION FIRE and LIFE INSUR ANCE.—The I N SIT ERS are requested to take notice. that by order of the flossed of Directors, BUSINESS of this INSTITU - TION is NO LONGER TR.INSACTED at 51i, Bridge Street, libu:k films. Persons intruding to renew or effect Fire or Life Pon .cies with the NorwietiEnion, are desired to apply at the of of either of the following agents, who are alone authorized by the Board to receive proposals for policies, and to give legs' receipts for payments on account of ii,suranee in London )Ir. C. A. iiAcver, to, Birchin-lane, Comhill. P. STYAN, 73. Beaker-4trect. Portman-square. Insurers attending to make paytneuts will be pleased to ii.roduce Ntcir notices to renew. All letters from the agents or other persons. on official arc to be addre,sed as usual to the Board of Directors. or to Mr. S. Bignold. seetetiry, Norwich. The following extract from the minutes of the Board will explain the reason of the above rake . . . At a s:erial measure of the Bond of Directors. held on the intli clay of Septorber, P4lB, the communication rectired frotn the Lon don Committee rtspecting the Stwresary at Bridge-street was con aidered, and the following resolution was entcced into:— " That this /bard ftels compelled to intimate to the Secretary, Mr. 'Cl:onm Bil told, sen. that in consequence of the opinion ex remed by t he e t weeeituc in 1,0n.10n, that his retirement from of ice is im'ispensatly i.evessary to the fawn v+eltitre and prosperity of the I tistitn.ion. the Board deetns it in:poll:In that he shoulunnmediatel) abstain from acting farther in his office of seectary or agent ior the society, until such tr.eastms can be taken on this subject as the car. CuLutaiwaxl)all require." Sigc xi ix 4thalf of 41. e Boanl of Direttors. JOHN CROWI, Cizairrnivi. FRAUD PREVENTED. To counteract the many attempts that arc juily wade to impose or the unwary a spurious eompovtioninstead of the Geo ninehlaelting yrepared by Day and Martin ,they are inflate cd to adopts new Label t which theiraddregs IIII;H HOLBORN, a I so^onspicuuebly, that they trust an attention to this. and ; :i; • co/they pc, uric:, is unlike all letter.pressorillenabie } at once to deOect the imposition. The Real Japan 14. A C 1 made by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holboni, be sold in Bottles at dd. Is. and ls. Gd. each, and • ej.r,' of I.,tnel left wan all Venders DAY AND MARTIN', 97, HIGH HOLBORN. PRINCE'S ORIGINAL CELFAIRAEED RUSSIA OIL Is the 4 ^, el.:' ):Itest abet best Oil fur preventing and rrotnoting the psswth of Hair-e 4 Gentle:item, and Children; mokes life tuck anti hotg. prev..nts its falling of: or turning grey, ay.!. i.' the hair has heptati to vim gr;ty, it 1, such a ttounblier to t'tat by use it rill restore it to it , n.:tur;tl colour; alto pre bzcoming ele..t.s the s.urf. and keeps the ittiir clean ; promotes eve leros . s.rad whisicus, kr. 1 • '::t1-9.,: n who arc bald, and have the lean sign at roots of hair - by using it imitate) , for a shot time, will hart itrestortd. ' , .taring Powder ought to it.e it instead of pm:tutu. tc.i Cottlenwo have published, that Prince's Russia Oil is to any Oli for the hair, and will do in cas,a , uf baldness and .fir. w;:ilt can he dune by art Itassia Oil IA .niw sn easefully prepared. as it is the bet and t ht t .FluteAt Oil for Uri,...ing their own or false hair, and will keep front bene, rank in any. climate. Ask for Prilee'A Rim:in Oil, is. the smell bottle, or a bottle con • - ticrr tire small ones, at eleven shillings, which is a great 11 . t11 W wesk 1 Prir ltt: orifinal rcorriLtot, tit% 6R, Iharlette-Ftrect, —fit ki also try smut irrinvipul Vafuctruni und 'IIC MP.VOT ns NWT 141 the oriziaal Proprietor of t; :t 1; , • oti , t!•tereleere if any V.:Kiln:et, Alttlirine Veentl..r, bat,-,;t• . ter etcy one else a.:11 Rtnesia Oil that is not Pr;nrc*,, tliq sr: Xi they s.:11 CounterCts to their cortninere. Laclit.s and pleate to alit for rrince's Russia Oil, Observe, •• rril;re' wt..prr amt Fca e. 6.1. Be pariizular, at there are ltair dreacrs in town and cotin!ry !i.9 Countaicitt, anti say tt is Gent Lilli. A NEW PATENT HAT, at only EIPUT£ENT SKILLINGS, GEORGE FRANKS and Co. have to °Pr to the Pub lic a SILK HAT on a BEAVER BODY, combining every requi site a Ilat ought to possess; it is superior in appearance to the finest ands ost expensive Beaver, is equally light, and will wear twice along and is of a better shape, which it retains to the last; h will never .clunige its cilour, which i= ofthe most beautiful black, if worn for years ; no weather will insure them, they being water proof ; they art a muds superior I lat to those irritations aired by other Houses at•26s.—GEORGE FRANKSandC,. Manufacturers, W ELIA NG • TON HOUSE, Corner of Redcross•street, Barbican.—Merchants, and Deiie.ra who wish fur superior Hats, will Sod it to their advan tage in noticing this inset:inn. Bapatticular as to tie Addram. N.l . .No unpaid letters received. IlliftGESS'S ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES. WAREICOUSE, 107, STIUMD, CORNER or WILE SAVOY STEPS, LONDON. JOHN BURGESS AND SON being apprised of the numerous endeavours made by many persons to impose a spuri ous arti.le tOr their make, feel it incumbent on them to request the attention of the public, in purchasing what they conceive to be the original, to observe the name and address corresponds with the above;—the genentl appearance of the spurious descriptions de• ceive the unguarded, and tor their detection, J. B. and Sons submit the following Cautions; some are in appearance at first sight ' the genuine,' but without any name or adclrecs.—,soroe • Burgess. Essence o f A ;I ,l,,,vicie--others • Burgis's,'nnd ninny more without 4,1 ii 1N BC IiGESS and SOX having been many years honoured with such distinguished approbation, feel every sentiment of respect towards the public, and earnestly solic;t them to inspect the labels previous to purchasing what they conceive to be of their make, which they hope wills prevent many dieappointmeuts.—W A REHOUSE. 107, STRAND, CORNER of the SAVOY STEPS, LONDON. PEARS'S TRANSPARENT SOAR—This Soap stands uneivalled as a discovery of the highest importance, for its saperiar excellence in cleaning the skin—preserving it from the etc rcts of the weather. scat air. kee. and improving its appearance.— It renrevea every blemish from its surface. and by due pergeserauce never fails to render it delicately char and beautiful. .Prepared by A. Pears 55. Wells Street, Oxford Street, London. and sold at Is. Is. 6(1. and 2s. 6d. per square. Also Gentlemen's Six . .ving Cakes, at Is. and 2e. 61 Pears 's Botanic ('ream effectually cleanses the pores of the skin, giving nature its fidlest advantage, of throwing atf, by pirspiration, the cuticular Scrophula, which every person has in a more o r less degree, and is partly the reason why some persons are fairer than others. Eton the softness of its nature, it protects the skin from the severity of the weather • and its cooling (legality relieves it from the efiets of the sun. Bel& of families, who object to the use of Soap, cannot object to th..: use of the Botanic Cream. It being fornr.rd of the most salutary ingredients of the vegetable kingdom, what can be unze needy =prime to feminine lelicary. or consonant to the in elinaions of who wish to poseo , s a clear coiu?lexion.-2s. 6d. per pitlt ilis Liquid !limn of Roses, sellicie aelds the mcst enchanting beauty to the emmtenance; anti ituprovus the simpie charms of ;:ature. Price 2s. (id. per bottle.—llis Imperial White Powder, produced from Vegetables only, which, while it is the most innocent, is also tiro most excellent in its effects in beautifying the aaititteaalize. Price' 2s. 6d. and 51. the box.--Puirs's Pink Saucers, r.:l entire new inven• lion, for Dying, Painting on Velvet, Drawing. &C. THE ONLY GENUINE WIDOW WELCH'S rii.i.s for FEMALE COMPLAINTS. These Ville, invented by I. Wit Lc tt, one of the most respectable of tie! peorde, called gus,kars. were left to the disposal of his widow, Ntary Wel,:b, who long pre • tined t:r.nn for charitable purposes. Tii,•;r celebrity fur all Female Comrlaints became reneraL—the cure* performed on young women, from lti to 40 years of age, were numerous. ram/ retxnt cures per filmed in the neighbourhood of York. ate published in the bill, ae companyinit the Pills, for the benefit of the aillicted. Mr, , . Snit:hers, who is the grand-daughter of the 1 7 • idow Welch. and the only person entitled to the Pleparation. requc , te the Public w ill hke part itular c , ,re to sc.: that the nanu tif Si. A W twd En wattris, No. foi, St. Paul's Church Yard, are ctii;ravecl ou the Stamp accom panying the box. Price 2s. !Al. per box. Sold by Mrs. Solidity's Agent, E. Edwards. O. St. Paul's Church Yard, London: where also ma) be procured, Setts U Y'r PAT ENT \NTISCUHACT IC I >Eli'', a Iterlttnly m Scurvy. Cour, ithei l m i arn, Eruptive and Scrophulott, Prepaied at the thspensary, 15, Soho-Sittan, LOation, paw 64.-40 s. H. 26. duty =laded. THE NATIONAL REGISTER.. CONTRACTS FOR STRAW. Coninassoriat Dwrtment, Treusury Chambers, Sept. 45, uns. SUCH Persons as are desirous of Cautreeting with the Agent for Commissarlot Supplies, to furnish for 7'welve Months, from the. Ist of ihrovenMer nest, such Quantities of Straw for filling Paillasses, as :nay ,from time to time be required at the Barracks In the undermentioned Ctu::lics and Islands, may receive particulars of the Contracts on apyying at this Qffire between Me hours of Eleven and Five ; to Depot?) Coaitnieszry General l'oung at Edinburgh; and to Me respelive Burrucl.. Masters in toe Islands of Guernsey. Jersey, and Alderney, dad tielluer their Tenders et this Oilee, (+narking Macon " fur Strax,") until TM:IW O'CIOCY: on rheSday, She !Mite C00;4.6ei. Propagate are to be triage separately for each County ill Eolith Bri • fain, ,tisr the wholeof the :Barracks in North DI iteili, and alw fur the Tali* of those is the Three Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Alderney; brat no Proposal will be tra; , :ed, un/eu mark on, or annexed ta, a Printed Para:ear, and tie Prices ierrted in words at length; nor unless a Letter be subjoined to such Proposal from two persons qf known Property. enraging to Leconte bound WM the Party t...ndering,,lbr the disc Performance ethe Contract If nosiers arc sent by Post, the l'ostage must be paid. COUNTIES. Serbs, Breektmek, Chester, Cornwall, Cumberland, Dovon.• Dorset, Durham, Essex, Hants, lele of Man, Isle of Wight, Kent, Lancaster, Middlesex, ?logolir. Northampton, Nottingham, Suffblk, Somerset, Surrey. Sussex, Warwick. Wilts, York, - North Britain. Wends of I:eueresey. Jtrs4l's and Alderne.T. OFFICE OF waxy - Alyce, S. 23, 1818. TIIE Principal Officers of His Majesty's Ordnance do hereby give coley. that promotes win 45e received at their ogice in Pall Mull, on or befiwc Wet:madly, the 7th day of October nest, from such Persons as wry be Trillia,; , o undertake Me Sipplyof CANDL ES .for srrri'e of this Department, fin- a Period of etre:: Years. de terminable after the L.:Tire:lon of theirs, Year, upon Notice of three Illonths, at the Option of eith e r Yarty. Samples of the Candles to be supyied may be viewed tip* op pitmans at the Principal Stornixeper's (Vice, in the Tower. Farther Particulars, together with the Terms and t'ondi:ions of the Contract, may be known at the Seerctary's Glee, in Pail Mall oforervid, any day beinvfm the /oars of' ten and tapir o'clock, where the proposals must be delivered sealed sip and cedars, d " Propo rah for Candles," but no Proposal can he admitteJ //ler the said 7th day of October, at twelve o clock at 'mon of the saorday, neither willany Tender he natierd useless the Party making it, or an Agent In his behalf slullatt•ed. .11gorkraf the Board. R. 11. CREW, Storciary. 'OCT..•4 Last week an inquest was held at the Graybound in Mallow. be. fore James Otraway, Etq. one .of the Coroners for the county. on view of the body of a child, aged 13 months. the infant son of Rich. and and Sarah Clark, labouring people reading at itladlow. It appear. d that the mother, being unwell. and desirous to wean her chtld, in order to quiet him, on Wednesday week sent a little girl of 10 years oil to a grocer's shop in II:allow, for sixpenny words of God. fcey's Cordial ; the girl asked for sleeping stuT." upon which the shopkeeper gave her threepenny worth of huttlauunr. supposed to be from 68 to 100 drops—this was incautiously administered to the child, who. it is needless to add, was soon ;Illuminata taken ill, not. withstanding medical iissittauee was procured, and d'.ed on the fol. lowing warning. BIRTHS. .At Woolwich, the lady of Major Walsh, it A. of a km.— 111 r llattray. Mabledon•place. Burton-Crescent, cl a daughter.—At tcP, Kent, the lady of F. Perkins. Esq. of iiruqyis ick • square, the lady of J. B. Lonsada, inn. Esq. of a W/I.—The lady of Licut.-Colouel Urtirtuigg, of a slang:Ker. Zi4AIDUED. Lieut. J. FoaterA m r.to Jane. sewed dau. of .T. David,on, E sq . of Cork-street.—Mr. W. H. Cooke, l.ambuli. to Mies Caroline Charles, of gennington.—E. W. Late, Esq. bury-street, to Eiji:. Arabella, eldest dam of E. Howard, Esq. of old Burlington -street. Ru'ot, Esq." surgeon. of the Grenadier Guards, to Miss Har riett Sawyer. of rctivorth.—J. Hoskins, Esq. of Gosport. to Eliza. dau. of W. Biowniow, Esq. of Fleet-street.—J. Lens, Esq. one of his Majesty's Scut:ants at Law, to Mrs. Nitres, widow of the late J. Waxes, Esq. DIED. At the island of Ascension, aged 43. Capt../. T. Paisley, R.N.& his Majesty's ship Redpole.—At Boulogne. Mrs. Kelly, widow of the late Vice Adtnl. W. H. Kelly.—Count Lecoulteaux de Cante. has often been pressed to accept the office of Finance Mi. luster under the late Gosernment of France, which his modesty in. deiced him to refuse.—At Hackney. aged 67, Esther. wife of J. B. Austin, Esq. of the General Post Office.—At Paris, EcKtiso. Mary. only dau.ot J. A. Wise, Esq. of Clapliam-rise.—At Kenton, aged 9ti, Mr. .1. Camel!. lie lived 53 years in the service of the present and late Lord Viscount Eourtenay, and rode post from Powderhain Castle to Exeter every day (and frequently twice a day) during the above period of time, without experiencing an hour's illness. In these repeated journey she had travelled upwards of 500,000 being more than 15 tunes the circumference of the whole earth.—At Cheltenham, aged 54. C. IL Kortright, Esq. of Mortimer -street, Cavenilish-square.—At Keston Lodge. near Bromley. licr.rietta, youtimat dau. of Col. T00ne...-AA Hyde, Isle of Wight, Capt. N. Lock, 11. N. LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE. MONDAY. SEPT. 28. There was a small supply of English Wheat this morning. -I.:e fine samples of is hich bold at last Monday's prices; bat every other description cheaper.—Barley declined as. per qr.—Malt a heavy sale.—lloiling Pease maintain their price.—itcans and Grey Pia r are each lower.—Fine Oats expexiciieed a brisk sale.—Rapeseed anal Linseed little variation. PRIDAT, OCT. 2. We have had a few fresh arrivals of Wheat since Monday, the fine samples of which maintained that day's prices.—llarley is in good supply, and Foreign particularly, of which the arrivals this week has been considers/de, which caused a decline of full A. per qr.—Beans and Pease go off heavily, but without alteration in price.-11.4viug had aid supply of Oats this week, the trade is dull, and with difficulty obtained Mcaday's prices.—ln other articles no alteration. I. s. I S. IL Wheat 54 a 613 I White Peast76 a 110 Fine ditto 72 a 7 , 1 Grey i'mse 69 a6B Rye 42 a AG Beans B2 aB6 I Pine Barley 50 a 641 Ticks 35 a 63 Malt 66 a SO I Oats ....... 29 a 32 S. f. Poland Oats 34 a 34 Potstoe ditto 34 a 36 Fine Flour 7n a IS Second ditto 65 a 70 Rape Sted4Bl.-50/. PRICE OF BREAD. The highest price of the best Wheaten Bread throughout the me. tropolis. is stated by tue Bakers to be !JO. tie Quartern Loaf. Some Bakers cell the Quartern Loaf from id. to id. ioll‘7. AVERAGE PRICES OF CORN PER QUARTER. tx ENGLAND AND WALES roe THE WEEK ENDING SEPT. t 6. Wheat. I Rye I I I 'Barley I Oats Beans Peas, 82 0 Gt t 60 to I 33 3 76 6 it t P tucc OF MEAT, FRIDAY, SMITHFIELD. MEWOATE a. d. s. d. I heads of rattle at Beef ...- 4 0 a 5 0 Smithfield. Aiuttun -3 0 a 6 4 Btasts,abou^ O3 Veal .....s oa6 8 I Sheep 36N O Pork 5 4 a 6 4 Calves; 180 Larnb...-5 0a 6 0 Pigs lOO T. 2. D LEADENUALto CiIIVASe f. d. s. Ikef 3 4 a 4 • Mutton 44 a 4 Veal .& 4 a 6 0 Pork 50a 6 4 I a ti 6 HAY AND STRAW PER LOAD. s. d. s. d. Accr. C. s. d. (Hay 5 0 0 A G 6 0 3 13 0 SUMS! lELB -', Mirror ............ 0— BIS 0 (Straw 2 8 0 a 2 Iti 0— 2 12 0 ( Hay 6 10 0 a 9 0 0— 7 13 0 Sr JA M1;11 . 8 J Clover 0 8 0 a 0 0 0— 0 0 0 I krill, 8 8 0a 3 I 0 2 15 ti Hay 7 10 0 a 9 0 0— 8 5 b WIJITEUHAPEL Clover 9 0 oalo 0 0 9 10 0 I Straw 2 10 0 a 2 14 0— 2 12 0 C(fA I. •MARKET. SIT at Market. Ships sold. a . d. a. d. SEPTE3tiant 30. 15; Newca-tle I I 134 from 141 0a 40 0 I 6 Sunderland l 5 40 6a14 9 AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR. Computed from the Returns made in the week entliag Sept. 30 is 30s. CV. per cwt. exclusive of the Piny of Customs" paid or p;ty4l.te hereon on Importation sliereof into Griat Gazette.) PRICE 01. STOCKS Rawl: Stnek 5 per Cent. Reduced 5 per Cent. Con,ob, 751. 4 per Cent. 5 per Cent. Navy..., 1031 India stock Ditto Bonds 13 pc.:' )L) 1,4 pr Bache:ince Villa, 2.1. per D...y :t) iA pr Consols for LoogAnruidos Lowuost :—Printed and published by R. Wlcas. No. I FLEET-STREET. between St. Dunstan's Church anti Fet!rr and PqwarelLtl it:to the countiy by a:1 NeASILt3I liw.a,clhrs,and Clerks or< the Head, het: at l'uetase. Mal