MRS, HOYLAND'S NEW WORK. On ll'e2!st November, will he published, in four large vols. 12mo. A I.:\ l'Htt:R AS HE SHOULD BE ; or, OBEDIENCE. By Mrs 110t1.11,31, A•ttirn of " Pdticnce and Persevera. ce ;" " A Visit to I ;" " Says She to her Neighbour, What ?" " A Clergyman's UijUVW, " 46 Merchant's Widow," " Sisters," &c. &c. hy A. K. Newman and Co. I.cadenhall-street. The following will also be publiilied on or before Christmas : SPANISH CAMPAIGN ; or, The . Jew, by Mrs. Meeke, 3 vols. Mit:I:PIES AND PLEASURES Of MATRIMONY ; Of, the }irst Hus• bind znd the St%ond, 3 vols. Ctiti.nte.EN or THE Anar.v, by R. M. Roche, 7th ELlition, 4 vols. Tar. 3no-m.oes JOURNAL, inscribed to the Girls. of England, 2 vol ;. PAIRED, NOT MATCHED; or, M4trimonv in the 19th Century, by Mrs. Ross, Author of " The Cousins, " Modern Calypso," &c. 4 vols. I;i cnn•equence of nutnerens complaints, of counterfeit Macassar Oils e , ,inpom,d W de Ictrious ingredients, being imposed on the public s Messrs. RU IS' LAND and So ,nie Proprietors of the G ENU IN E MACASSAR OIL, for the growth of Hair, deems it an imperious duty to caution the public aeot to purchase nny ithout their signatures on the outside in red ink, A. Rowboat and Soo, in their own hand writing, and particularly to observe the name is spelt as above. • Also to ask fur Rowland's Macas au Oil, {rice 3s. 6d., los. ad., and V. per bottle, with 140WLAND ' S IrtliA i ISF on the Preservation of the Human Hair, giving a full &scrip ton of the virtues of the Oil, enclosed asith each bottle. Sisld by the Solo Proprietors, A. ROWLAND and SON, corner of kirby.street, Hatton-garden, the first turning on the right from Hid. b rn, and by appoint went, by Messrs. Hendries Tichboru.street ; Smyth 117, Gatti,' anti Pierce 57, New Bond-street ; Bsyley and Blew, Cork spiir-strc et ; S. Berry 17, Johnston 15, Greek-stp.et ; Weston and Co. • !??:), Strand ; Burgess, 69, Holborn Lill ; Butler, 4. and T.J. Rigge, Co. nwl 52, Park-str't't ; Bolton aid Tint, Royal Exchange ; and by all Perfumers ,Sc Alediciue Venders in Tob.n and Country. ROMA ND'i ESSENCE OF TYRE, OR IMPERIAL DYE, A preparation of wonderful metamorphosing powers, which will im mediately and effectually change RED or (intl. ITAin, WHISIERS, I'...VrEPOWS, &c. to a BrAce liitowiv, or Acrunw. and so perma nent that neither soap or water can remove it. It is perfectly luminous auei conip.)iiid of vegetable substances 7s. 6d. per bottle. Any Lady or Gentleman may apply it to their own Bair with ease and it will prove superior to any other. THE NATIONAL REGISTER,.--:::- NAPOLEON BUONAPA RTE. Tha Attention of the Fashionable World is almost exclusive), di- • rreted to the m tettitieent Painting of FlooNArAnTr, taken in Puns by hi 3 special perinis.3ian, on his re' urn from Moscow. by LEFEBVII E, and eowid(leti under the initur:diate superintendance of the celebrated DA ytn, fir,t pai , ler to NA voLF.o)7.—This grapd and inimitable paint inv. represents him of the mound size, standing upon the throne of the ioveeted with the imperial stiite robes; and was lute the property of the May nr mot Council of the city of Liege, and relnnred front the tuanioi. house of that city, on the abdication of NAPOLFON.—As a work of art, the painting possesses transeenclant merit, and Oe portrait k allowed by the best judges, to be the only nulizrol likeness now publicly exhibiting in Ekropt. be seen at No. .5.3. West side of Leicester-Square, from 10 ti:l Dusk. Adtais;:ion, One Shilling. N.B. A subscription for an engraking of the above,by SAY, received at the rooms. Subscribers will receive a Frce•Admission Ticket. _ • *„,* Connezteti with the above Exhibition it is intended to open a TlPpositorq for the reception of ancient and modern Paintings, and other %yolk of art, Ste. on Sale by private contract, under the denotni• mtioa ut 11. c. IMPERIAL GALLERY AND tIUSEIJNI OF ARTS. Ai ?eon ;..s a sufficient Collection is made, at Catalogue will be pub wiih tia prices affixed, a plan it is presumed that cannot fail to insure public patronnec.—A pplicati:nis for the Admission of Paintings, St-. to be ontde by letter, addressed to the prctrietur of the exhibition. prcy.pr:ctus of the above institution to be had at the room. abov •::„sed Puldiisbed by HENRY lIAY at No. 11, Ne eastle-Street, St rand 14014 non ; and fortsarded by asl Newsmen, Clerks of the Reads, andllookbellera throughout the. United iiingdoul ) free of rebtige into tae Country, at 105.3 e, per-quarter, LONDON MARKETS. . . CORN-EXCHANGE , MONDAY, OCT. 17:, , Although our markets continue abundantly supplied with Foreign Wheat, and the arrival of our own growth from Kent and Essex being pretty large,-that of fine quality met ready sale at prices fully equal to those of last Monday ; but the ordinary sorts are taken otf very slowly Pt a reduction of from 2s. to 45. per qr. We hat! but little new Barley ot market this mortiiirr, wh n prime samples from Suffolk sold Is. per qr. higher ; hut thin .nd itiftrior sorts are rather chealer. Beans, and Oats are 2• per qr lower, having large as rivals of both those articles. White and Grey Peas are lull 2s. per quarter cheaper. In other articles no alteration. Wheat .. rise ditto .. I. 11. an a as White Pease GO aB4 tir4.l Pease P• 11. 44i a b 8 44f a 44 in a 44 34 a 44) IS a t 6 . P. Poland Oats .24 a 114 Potaton ditto a 3.3 line Flour In a 71 Second do. fia a o Rape Sved Ivei a 3 34 1.1.6ey Malt 94 a 41 ! Beans Y 6 a 32 , Ticks 70 a 74 1 Oats YRIDAY, OCTOBER 21. Fine Wheata met a brisker '.ale this day, hiviriz few arrivals of any consequence —Oats, from the same cause, were ab4:ta. Is. per quarter dearer.—Batley and Malt were exceedingly dull in sale thi s morning, and about Is. per quarter cheaper.— The trade was ceedingly dull for most other articles, but there was no material vAriat;on in the prices from Monday, as our buyers are in expecta tion of a good arrival daily. BRED n.- -The price of ISre4d war ordered (agreeahly t the Art) to be reduced Half an Assize. or one penny in the Peek loaf (for one week only) the same being due to the Public lions the hake's, on aceonnt of salt, &c. snaking the Quarters) Loaf 13d. Wheaten. 'ORN, PER QUARTER. ENDING OCT. IS. England & Wales. Scotland s. d. s. (1. 46 3 47 10 32 2 AVERAGE PRICE OF roa THE Wilk& England & Wales. Scotland. 'I. d. 5. d. is 0 .... or: 4 1 Beans 4b 10 .... 43 b Fea4e 37 2 .... 34 h Oatmeal VI 2 .... 45 5 Beer or Iligg Wheat Rye Barley Oats ' -- 0 AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR, Computed Nom the Returns made In the Week ending ()CT. 15, is 7:?v. SO. pe► cwt. exclusive of the Duty of Customs paid or pas ah e thereon on th.. Import. ltion thereof Into ()rent Plritftin.--(Ftom Satr.rda.'►s Gazette.) PRICE 0 SMIITiII •. el. a. A. beef 4 a & 6 Mutton 4 6 3 6 Veal Pork 6 0 a 7 4 lamb 0 0 a 0 0 MEAT, FRIDAY, Inn. CT. t 1 . HEADS OF CATTIX /11' 81111ITUVIAL1 NeViGATI: & LIE* DIRPiR Aft, 11 n Caicase P.d. s. d Beef 3 8 a 4 $ Mutton.— 4 0 a 4 0 Veal 4 8 a 6 0 Pork 6 8 a 0 U Lamb 5 0 a 1 4 Beasts, about 853 Shoup a Limbo— 51 , 10 Capes i II 1 _ _ _ Plrs 320 HAY AND STRAW, PER LOAD. E.'. d. S. s. d. Average I,+• rt. Hay..sieoabs o ST.JAMES'S /Clover 00na 0 n 0 Straw 116 0 a 2 0 0 Hay .. 4 11 0 a 5 V 0 .... WHITECHAPEL 14;lover 6 it 0 a 112 0 Straw 116 0 a 2 0 0 Hay .. 4 4 0 a 5 b 0 SMITHFIELD ICtorer 6 60 a 70 0 Straw 119 0a 2 0 0 COAL MARK. Ships sold. at per Chaldron of Aotbusl Ships at Market. S Most) AT, OCT. 17 .. 2 Newcastle.. 1 0 Sunderland. 0 Stone Coal 11M , s . A. 1 . g . d • t•S it a 62 9 —oa—a —oa —0 n a 0 —oa- 0 MI 0 sl 6eo •••• 0 a- 0 Oa— 0 —oa- 0 —Oa— 0 .. A a 60 n 0 a -- 0 —0 d 0 n a -- 0 0 a 0 Cioders .... Cuba .. , WIDXUDAY). ►.. XI.. Newcastle.. Sunderland. Welch Coal Cinders -.... Scotch Coal .1 Newcattle.. Sunderland Welch Coal. Culin . Cinders .... Fain*Y. •• • 14 Dali►ered at advance OS o• from 13.. 0 00 s price. 23.. n