... rICOF o TOCKs ON SATrURDAY. 3 per Cent. ?? 75 75S % 3 per Cent. Cons . ?? 75jj 76ef Mr. WEsfs new snd noble Gallery just now opened, the capital Collectionrfrom the Old Masters at the British Institution, and various otber notices, are unavoidqbly delayed till next week. That part of Mr. JoHN.HeINT'S Address to the Court which the Judges would not hear on Monday, has been thrust out by press ...

... We yesterday received a Flanders. Mail, with Brussels Papers to the 24th inst. The following are extracts:- CORP, MAucis 16.-The Commlssion formed byan Order of the Governmentof the)17th of Jan. having condemned to six years imprisonament, Apastasius. etastirnamed Cuchi), as an accomplice of Antonio Martineulgo. The Lord Commissioner has ordered the execution of the sentence. Sir Thomas Mait- ...

... DALt, Dsc.-WindS. W.-Cme down from tie River, ,he Carshalton Park, Clark, for Jamaica; and Lady Hare- wood, otonng, for Grenada. A brig and an American ship bave gone to leeward, but no boat went to their assistance. The boatimer are still determined not to go off to any shipd, except t) save lives. PL.xr;ouirn, DEc: 2.-Wind NW.S.W.-Arrived the hope, Kel- K, .from l- Isboin; the abov e. with ...

... STJIP' NETS, Dut. A. 5.-Wirnd : --Arrivea yesterdav aniA sailed fr. tW: Rlver, the fRonitilus, Crawfor from St. aineent's; RI- Jiard Reblsldt, Ilake, frd ml 'T Msionary, Davis,from Oeorgetojnr Gi, eaier, Bardwellfisr Tarragona; iBenson, Smith frO j'ebec; Tyhemioutb Chunne, frorn ,eterchurgh tnr. Briseof;- and the Matrys from Ytirmiurlh for. Oporto.- Swailed f~wthe iverttbdavs tbe -Priocikot ...

... POTSTSMOUTI*, SEPT. ?? has been blowing a gale from the Westward the whole of last night, and the greater part of this day, accompanied with rain. So heavy was the swell this morn-. iug, as to interrupt our commnilcation with the shipping. The Tyne is still detained at Cowes by adverse winds, having on board Lord Auckland, for Bordeaux; and Mr. Bent, M.P. for Demerara. The Tartar frigate is ...

... HIPN PoRTSOsUoTU, Skxif p arrived at ithisg port the Confiailce sloop'of 'war,, Cptailn.Graham, frot Jamafi a. 'ais .xcelleicy the Dtuke of Manchester, Governor.ofthatTgand, is now on' hii passige hoif it, the Tartar frfgate, Sir G..Coiller,- whosea'rriial may be vi~bted dally~. . - Lord Auckland arrived here yesterday, and was to haveI saileW this morning- for Bordeaux, in the Tyne sloop of ...

... alp. RARXETA? 40. * AiS ' -.-ebdoiern~at.f-r vvwhtch, aitoulske4 the*~i ,couctnrymernlnd the Loidndeale111ra. Ourcrop ?? ?? ehort f last year, and the neghlk bourlsoodleqally so1 ?? the quant~td upou the hill Was very smalL Our hops eold fromin1L to al, 88.j and some few reacbledrll sesbg @9LC-:ourry, from. 41.-lOs. to 71. We should I 4 a h larger quantity- thanx -last yes;a but, thinking ...

... PoRTSMotaaro, Dzc. 8.-This ?? the Active frigate,1 Captain Sir James Aleanstder Gordon,. N.C. B. retunred from1 Gibraltar, where she landed tbe Earl of Chathartt-and suite,;af- ter nearly. tree weeks' passage front tbisplace; Sheleft ?? ralrarion the 24oti Itt and touched at lisbon, on te e2th, but was refused yrsirpee uttlets tevedays hadebpsd sincebherdepaxr tare from Gibraltar. She left ...

... STATISTMAYL ST SCQTLAND. It is admitted on the Nptlhnefitk C thna is the country xvhere, at the present mom e's, ?? of observation and 'of inquiry, regarding objects of :t Statrsireit Nature, is carried to the greatest pbrfection. In the vourse ?? a few years. a dls- singulished ndividual '(the Right Hanolrable Sir ohnl$ln'clair, Bart.), aided, in the commencement of his uidertaxing, by the ...

... IFrc~n2 the LONON GAZETTE of Marck 1V. I `TANKPUPTCIES ENLARGED. J. Burall, of Swansea, Glamorganshire, cabinet mater, from Mah, £7, 'to April 26. ?? J. I)avis, of Hereford, cabinet maker, from April 2. g of GreatBolton, Lancashire, money scrivener, NV, I-lughes, ?? from March 27, to April 2 8. BANKRtUL1TCIES suPitSEDED. it. SbIgdem. late of 1-1ythe, Kent, grocer. Rt ?? gullsam,; late of Lng ...

... tIMPORTED THIS TrAB. At Liverpool . , 64,996 Same perlo4 last year . London . . .. Z9,147 Glasgow .. . .6 EXPORTED LAST WXECa At Liverpool (bags of 2501bs.) 14 Previously this year . London . . .120 Previously this year . .4,296 Glasgow . . . Previously this year . Total exported . 49,99 On the east side of Whitcombe-street, near the western 5 trance totbe Miews, the workmen enployed In ...

... TZMRWEp .RAZ .1 . I . . TO TlE EDITOp. SIR-It appearing that those 'Members of the JLdglolture who are so earnest forea reduction of the duties on foreign timber (from which the ship.owniers anticipate such disastrouis cone- quences) are 'nspressed with the idea that the price of timber il this country wonuld be wheieY rleduced, the following.extract from the ObseA,ations fa )t'ritish 31&chlat ...