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No.LONDON,• . .JrEVENING, OCTOBER 31, 1831.riceThis day is published, price 2s. 3d. stitched in an ornamented. . wrapper,TEMPORIS CALENDARIUM; or, an Almanackon a new construction for the year of our Lord 1832. The twelfth annual impression. By William Rogerson,Royal Observatory, Greenwich.« As far as I have had occasion to verify the calculations of ytr. Rogetson, I have hitherto found them correct.’—Dr.'4dam Clarke.London: John Stephens, 4, Red Lion Court, Fleet Street J-John Mason, 14, City Road, and 66,. Paternoster Row; Simp-kin and Marshall, Stationers’ Hall Court, and all Booksellers*1 . % * . * *THE PULPIT, ISo. 467,contams the Sermonsdelivered at the opening of Tottenham-court Chapel, by the Rev. W. Jay, Rev. J. Parsons, c. Part 110, price Is.contains Sermons [complete) by Rev. Messrs. J. Sandys, Collver, Dr. Wilkins, Foster, Bis op of London; two Sermons bv Rev. N. Armstrong; Sermon by the Rev. E. Irving: fullm • * 1 — til. a a /v WVX av a.. ! _ Jt ry m' % jTm9'W . -I . ELY BIBLE ASSOCIATION.i A T a MEETING of the COMMITTEE of the• F* -Bible Association, held at the Countess of Him*tmgdon s Chapel, Ely, June 10th, 1831.—Mr. William Wathen .in the Cham .i so? 4 That this Committee fully coincide with* the ;conduct of the Parent Society at the last Annual Meeting, in' passing a resolution not to admit of a religious test to qualify^ecom^a Memberi of the British and Foreign Bible Society, also that they have determined not to depart ; 5?. nile of beginning their Annual Meetings without,public prayer, as we consider that to deviate from their former custom, and to exclude any on account of their privatereligious principles, would be attended with continual strife;.Moved by Rev. J. Harris, seconded by Mr. Hardy.Signed, W. WATHEN/ Chairman.': , At a Meeting of the Committee of the Ely Bible Association, held at the Wesleyan Chapel, October 7th, 1831.—Rev. B. Hiley in the Chair.It was Resolved—“ That the Resolution passed at the lastcontains the Kev. J. fccott s valuable bermon, entitled “ Reformation, not Subversion of the National Church/' preached at Be verley.—Harding, 3, Paternoster Row, of whom may be had Lord Brougham's and Earl Grey's Speeches on Reform, with a grand Portrait. Is. or separate, 6d. each.Committee Meeting, respecting the present question which is agitated relative to the British mid Foreign Bible Society, beinserted in the Christian Advocate, and that our Secretary, theRev. J. Harris, write to the Editor of that paper (post paid,) to that effect/’ ' JThis day is published, price 3d. each, or 10*. per 100.THE ANTI-SLAVERY REPORTER, No. 89,■ for October 25,1831. Containing:I. The Colony of Antigua; its Laws, and Manners. II. Emancipation of Crown Slaves. III. A View of Jamaica Jails. IV. Jamaica Slave Population: Burge versus Buxton. V. Laws and Manners of Jamaica illustrated. - -1 Parochial R -solutions of Revolt.—2. Jamaica justice and lenity.To be had of Messrs. Hatchard, 187,iPiocadilly - Messrs. Arch, 61, Comhill; and at the Office of the Anti-Slavery Society, No. 18, Aldermanbury* L- 'Lately published, in octavo, 12s. in bds., the Second Edition,corrected and enlarged, ofDISSERTATION on th SEALS and TRUM-PETS of the APOCALYPSE, and the Prophetical period of twelve hundred yeark. By William Cvningiiam,n £* I ^ n i'* L n rrr t I ^11 m V \ ...aEsq./of Lainshaw, in the County of Ayr.Printed for T. Cadeil, Strand.• * r ‘ • # 4 , *Of whom may also be had, by the same Author,3. Strictures on Mr. Freere’s Pamphlet on the General Structure of the Apocalypse, 8vo., 2s.i!. A Critical Examination of some of the fundamental principles of the Rev. G. Stanley Faber’s Sacred Calendar of Prophecy, 8 vo„ 6s.3. A Review of the Rev. Dr. Wardlaw’s Sermon on theMillennium; 8vo., 3s*4, Strictures on certain leading positions and interpreta-fintiti nf flip Rflv. F.dwflff! Trrinir’ti T .Pfdiirpa hn flip Annpolimco• • .. ■ ■ . . • *Moved by Mr. W, Wathen, seconded by Mr. W. Pont.Signed, B. HILEY, Chairman*LJTTLEPORT BIBL ASSOCIATION.At a Meeting of the Committee of the* Littleport Bible Association, held at Mr. Kidd’s; Jun. Littleport, June 7, 1831.—Mr. Matthew Waddeiovr in the Chair. *Resolved—“T^at this Meeting rejoice to find that theBritish and Foreign Bible Society continues to persevere onthe original plan of its constitution,—a practice which-has been productive of the best and I most extensive effects; and that this Meeting express thefr entire approbation of lt;he Be-solutionsthat wnfe passed at the; last Annual Meeting of the Parent Institution/’ vProposed ^by Mr. White, seconded by Mr. George Kidd, Jun.Signed, M. WADDELOW, Chairman.■ : - ^ * •Also in theAimual Report of this Association read at the Public Meeting; August 1,1831, the sentiments of the Committee were thus- expressedLYour Committee reflect with pleasure on the benevolent design of the Parent Institution. They heartily concur in, its general measures and practice, and are desirous of its stillcontinuing to be a central point of union to Christians of every denomination, and earnestly hope that nothing will be permitted to stop its progress, until every man shall have an opportunity of possessing a Bible/’j “SUTTON-MEPAL AND WITCHAM BRANCHSOCIETY.* ■ * ■ •The Committee of the Suttoh-Mepal and Witcham Branch Society take this opportunity of expressing: their firm attach-TESTIMONIALS IN FAVOUB OF THE “CHRIS-TIAN ADVOCATE” .NEWSPAPER, •lottoon Smttea.* * . • . ■ r ■ * ...V%TE, the undersigned MiNistees, have no hesi-’ tation in recommending the Christian Advocate Newspaper, on the allowing foundsBecause we believe—Tuesday, October 25,1831, • WHITEHALL, Oct. £5.•. A gi*eat number of addresses and petitions, praying for parltamentary re-Torn), expressing their feeling on the rejection of the Reform Bill, declaring Their confidence in the King’s Ministers, and praying His 1' * I. That it contains a fair digest of the News of the Week.... ...--------- *----c___Majesty to exercisems prerogative of creating;Peer% having been transmitted to the Right Hon. Viscount Melbourne; one ot His Majesty s principal Secretaries of State, werei a. it:. At. i ‘ . ■ * .i ____; II. That ihe Conductors, of it scrupulously refuse inser tion to veiy thing that might haw a tendenc; to engender or cherish corruption of morals. • ■_ •** . . ■•*■ • * .. ■ t * *III. That the progress of religion, by imeans of the ope-jations of various' institut :ons, is frequently and faithfully reported in its columns.‘ I ;by him presented tqJlis Majesty, who was pleased to receive the same very w I graciously.(Then tollows a list of 71 addresses, one of which, from the borough of Stafford, county Lancaster, is signed by 7*791 inhabitants .)INSOLVENTS.” • * . . ■ • Oct. 2*1.—James Davis, Worcester, glover.Oct. 25.—George Newman, Pancras-lahe, Cheapside, agent.BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.IV. That, in the opinions set forth from finie to- time by its Conductors, the appropriateness of its title is illustratedby £ uniform maintenance of Christian principle and an uncompromising hostility to un-Christian practices.V. - And lastly, because, for the above reasons, we think it may be perused bj the members of pious families, not only with safety, blit even with advantage.• . - ^ * . . ■ ■ . *John Clark, Jewry-street, Aldgate, and Tottenham, wine-merchant, from Oct. 28 to Nov. 22. . •• _ • -BANKRUPTS.George E. Atkinson, Lem an-street, Goodman’s-fields, painter, to surrender Nov. 4, U, at 11 o’clock, Nov. 4, n. at 11 o’clock, Dec. 6, at 12, at the Bankrupts’ Court, Raainghali-street: solicitor, Mr. Kelly, Farrar’s-buildiugs, l emple. •' _Jojin Lake, .Southmotton-street. Bond-street, tailor, Oct. 28, Nov. 8, Dec. 6,:k, at the Baiikrupts Court, Basiughall-street : solicitor, Mr. Ar-€f)t LontionI iHamtS.MARK LANE, Monday, October 31.Supjplies. sinceforeieat lj o’clock.mo it. Old Jewry.G eo. Whi tfiel d, London. Isaac Bradnack, Waltham Abbey*George Osborn, Brighton.J. W. Thomas, Hastings* Philip Jameson, Sevenoaks.Wm. Brocklehurst, ■ High Wycorhh.: Wm. Davies, St. Neat's.[James Ray, St. Neot’s/I John Lewis Leighton Buz*zard. /;lt;Wm. Pollard, Lvtoiu Wm. Hinson, Gravesend. Wm. D. Goy, Gravesend. Robert Pickering, Norwich. Titus Close, Norwich.John Reynolds/Sen. Diss.J ames B. Holroyd, Lynn.J ames Shoar, Cambridge. !; George Tumbr, Cambi'idge. -Jos. Sutcliffe, A.M. feMny;Isaac Aldoin, Brack ley. FrancisFb Potts, Kettering. John Simmons, Salisbury. John Radford, Salisbury. Wm, Hayman, Devonport.. a —Thos. Armson, Wednesbnry .CorhettCo6ke;WolverhamptonIsaac Denison, JVolverhamp-.. ton.Francis Collier, Redditch. Jas. Sykes, Coventry.Henry Tuck, Wrexham.Thos. Jones, Wrexham. Alexander Bell, Macclesfield John Walsh, Macclesfield. Wm. 0. Booth, Macclesfield.William Wilson Whitehouse, Worcester, skinner, Nov. 10,11, Dec. 6, at 12 o’clock, at the Hop Market Inn, Worcester ; solicitor, Mr. White, 0)d*square Lincoln’s-inn.Richard Mus^rove, Bristol. woolleo*draper, Nov. B, 9, Dec. 6, at 1 o’clock,at the Commercial-rooms, Bristol: solicitor, Mr. /White, Iincoln’s-iun. George Walley, Tunstall, Stafforiishire, victualler, Nov. 3, at 12 o clock, atthe Roebuck lhn, Newcastle-under-Lyne, Nov. 4, at 1, at the Swan Inn,at 1* at the Sneyd s Arms Inn, Tunstall: solicitor, Mr.Tunstall, Dec. 6 Bancks, Thavies Iun, Holborn.John ’Harrison, Liverpool, merchant, Nov. 18,19, Dec. fi, at 1 o’clock, at the Clareudon-roonis; Liverpool: solicitors, Messrs. Blackstockdc Bunce, l^empleiM . \IT oil/ f'n rm •%RobertPilter, Stockport.Jos; Hollingworth, Bradford,John Biirdsall, Plymouth. Edward Usher, Plymouth.Robt. Sherwell, Launceston•George Taylor, Redtuth. WflltAi* T.fltirrir V/rlrriniithYorkshire.Henry Fish, Bradford, Yorkshire.Thdsy Diekin, Bradford,Yorh-shire. ^.;Joshua Marsden, Keigh ley.Richard Treffiy, Leeds,John Storry, Leeds.Daniel Isaac, Leeds. Frederick Calder, Leeds. Rich. Treffry, Jun., Rramley. Wm. Carlton,^Barnsley.John Fairbourne, Dewsbury. Francis Derry , Dewsbury. Rich. Cope, LL.D,, Wakefield. ' • i . . 'Peter Wilkinson, Peterbo-rough. ...T fitn T .Amman. Pefprhornu gli.Dec. fi, at ll o’clock, at the Crown and Mitre coffee-house, Caribde i Milicitor MriClennel, $taple-inn. : , t , •'Robert Bower, Liverpool, dealer in-smalt, Nov. 12,14, Dec. 6, ail o clock, at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool: solicitors, Messrs. Adlington, Gregory, and^ Faulkner, BedfortLrow. V-;t . . „ v *William -Blaxland, William Rinder,and Thomas Kay, LefeUs, J5o^shire; cloth-merchants, Nov 4, 5, Dec, 6. at 12 o’clock, at the Court-house, Leedssolicitors, Messrs. Wjglesworth and Ridsdale, Gray’s-imn John Stables, Horsforth and Leeds, money-scrivener, Nov^ l, 2, at ll o’clock, at the Sessions-house, Wakefield, Dec. fi, at 11, at the Sessious-liouse Leeds : solicitors, Messrs. Hardwicke and Guest, Lawrence-lane.Frederick Wfagge, Preston, Lancashire, stationer,; Nov. 15, lfi, Dec. 6, at li o’clock, at the office of Mr. Walker,Treston; solicitors, Messrs; Adlington,Gregory, and Faulkner, Bedford-row. .DIVIDENDS.Atkinson. Cock-lane, West-Smithfield, brass-founder~Nov. 15, J. Adatu, Rood jane, Fenchurch-street, furnishing-iionmonger--Nov. 12/J. Munro, Livjypool,ironfotiuder—Nov. 17, J. Birks7 Rossington-grange, nhd Lambcoat-j^ange,Yorkshire, cattle-salesman—-Nov. 23, I. Cockshoit, Warrington, Lancashire,J. Greenmanufacturers—Nov.sen./Mauchestct, and U. Swarbrick. lnee. cotton-man 18. W. Higgins, Shiffnall, Shropshire, draper—Nov. 18, J. Fletcher, Oldham,-Lancashire, hatter—Nov. 17, J. Kinder, Manchester, manufacturer.CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown to thecontrary, on or before November 15.II. otherwise II. A.Good win, Millbank-slreet, Westminster, pliister of Paris manufacturer—W.‘ Doubleday, Manchester, tea-dealer—T. 8. Kirk, Lich-: and foreign barley ; Sc•beans and peas, with r_______ ,------limited; of Irish wheat asid oats great; of foreign wneat, and Eugusb, Insn,and foreign Hour,, good.—There were no foreign oats nor rye from any [quarter.'. •,]. - . .There was to day a numerous assemblage of buyers; and, owing to thesupply being limited, a bustle among the Samples, that seemed to indicate a ! brisk trade, in iinost kinds of graiu, a few small parcels of very superior wheat* • and a considerable quantity of good barley, with some beans and peas, sola at an advance of ttom Is to 3s; malt 2s|per quarter, 9,294 quarters having . arrived last week from Ireland, the trade became dull at nothing beyond I last weeks prices, with the exception of fine wheat and barley.—Our lower . barley quotatioiis are advanced, on account of improvement iti quality.—Linseed and hempseed find purchasers, but rdost other seeds are next.to nominal, at last weeks currency. . jRed W'heat, generally, from 43s to 62s: {Very fine do. 64s to 70s; White do.* generally, 53s to 65s; very Tine ,do.67s to 77*5 Rye, 34s to 38s; Grinding : Barley, T : Os to os PobitoeMaple do., 34s to 38s; White 35s to40s; Sain Foin seed, 38s cey ao., to 44s; Linseed for feeding, 32s to 46s; do. for oil, 42s to 50s; THmp Seed, 76s to 82s; Canary do.,to 60; Foreign do., 54s to 58s ; Coriander, 54s to 62s ; and Lucern seed,60s to 825 per cwt.MARK-LANE CORN EXCHANGE,Quantities of British Corn sold here during the. week ending Tuesday, Oct1], and their average prices.WheatBarleyOats• •• »Qrs Averages. 10,267 59s lid6,725 37s Id16.497 22s fidReans• •• * • * ftPea^• ** ft %■Qrs. Average*, 10 35s fid1,265 40s Odfine 44s 9dTotal amount of above^ 61,404. 7s. 6d.t.PRESENT DUTIES ON FOREIGN CORN.WheaL25s8d ; Barley 6s 4d: Oats* l£s 3d; Rye, 14s Od; Beans. 9s fid and Peas, 3s Od per qr.GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH CORN.I mperial.Wesekfy [Average.Wheat, per qr. BarleyOats• «t e ft •• *» •594 2d 37s 6d 22s 5dRye, per qr. H^uns • » • • • « Peas . •.• ft •• ft• •• •ft • • • •35s 3d 40s 7(1 44s lOdWheat, per qr. Barley OatsThe Six Weeks’ Average which regulates the Import Duty.• •• •* ‘ftft ft • ft . ft .9 ftft ft• • ftft' ftft ftaisSis2354d9dOdRye, per qr. Beans Peas..* • *i#• «37s 9d 40s 7d 44s IdARRIVALS DURING THE WEEK ENDING OCT. 29.Edglish Wheat, 1,453 ; do. Barley^ 1,754 ; dd. Malt, 619 ; do. Oats, 907; . -Rye. —; do. Beans, 800: do. Peas. 517 ; do. Tares. 7 ; do. Brank. — :UO*irud3| uy*.. J (tl U | UU« l#lUwwwti| ( |l I Uvi (ipv9vCU| l|UtA/ y* UU» XJI CU1IV|0 ; and do. sundry other Seeds,--- qrs. English Floui, 7*692 sacks; Scotch do. 16, and Irish do., 1,314 sacks; Foreigiido.; 3j650 barrels.Total of English, Scotch, Irish,[and Fobeion.—^Wheat,^’27.775; Barley, 3,698; Malt,649; Oats, 32,600; uiye,Beans, 990; Peas,580;Tares,-7; Linseed, 7,778; Rape Seed, 1706j; Brank, 5; Mustard Seed, Bland lt;i*nidrv 'other Seeds/ 575 ars*—Flour. 9.022 sacks, and 3.650 barrels.
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