otice. Business has been moderate in them all, and the slackness of the one week has been counterbalanced by the briskness of the other. Sales and purchases were chiefly for local consumption, and hardly any were made on speculation or for exportation.

The Corn Market has been generally well supplied, and business has, upon the whole, been very fair. Prices have been moderate, and the duties of foreign Corn rather steady throughout the month. The last average duty on wheat was 24s. 8d. The wheat supplies have amounted to about 12,000 quarters of English, and 16,000 quarters of foreign wheat, and about 25,000 sacks of flour, chiefly English.

In the Liverpool Corn Market the imports have been rather limited, excepting in oats. The transactions have been of a moderate extent, but the holders have generally evinced great confidence in every article of trade. Most of the surrounding markets were scantily supplied, and therefore were high; that circumstance induced a hope in the Liverpool holders that business will shortly become active. The defective quality of the Irish new wheat caused the sale of that grain to be more than usually dependent on the actually consumptive demand of the millers, a very small proportion having been fit for storing. Sack and barrel flour has been sold readily, and atfull prices. A cargo of Odessa wheat in bond was disposed of at 78. 2d. per 70lbs. a price not quite proportioned to the last quotations of that article from Odessa, at which place it had experienced a considerable rise in consequence of foreign demand. Foreign arrivals have not been important. They have chiefly consisted in flour from the United States.

The Hop Market has been ull, owing to a want of spirit and energy shown in trade through the country. The duty is expected out in a few days, and it is generally considered that it will be about 95,0007.

Tallow continues to command high prices in consequence of the great deficiency in the season's whale-fishery, by the loss of a great number of vessels, and the rise in the price of oil. The prices are 41s. 9d. on the spot, and 41s. for Ja nuary, being 5s. more than last year. The stock at present is 26,329, and the delivery 2023.

In despite of the general feeling of public indig. nation against the truck-system, the practice of paying wages in provisions, goods, and otherwise, has of late gradually and rapidly extended itself in every direction around the grand vortex of manufacture, viz. Manchester. Several tradesinen in the neighbourhood of Oldham, both in the cotton and coal concerns, are in the habit of slaughtering a beast or two weekly, and compelling their work. people to take a quantity. for the use of their families or friends, at such prices as they think proper to fix on, and which is generally a penny or two higher than the regular trade or market price. This practice, if suffered to continue, must prove injurious in every view. The Legislature ought speedily to interfere and arrest its progress. It may not be generally known among the manufacturing world, that, under the regulations of a late Act of Parliament, patterns may be conveyed through the post at a single rate, provided they are sent in an envelope, open at both sides, with no other writing or thing whatsoever than the address, the name of the sender, and the prices of the articles

annexed. If the envelope be closed, or the patterns be accompanied by a letter or order, the whole is liable to a double rate; and, in either case, the weight must not exceed one ounce, or the packet is chargeable with the full rates as an ordinary letter.

The Stock Exchange has experienced greater convulsions during the month which has expired than at any period since the close of the war. The circumstances attending the last settlement of accounts had rendered the market extremely feverish, and events have since occurred not at all calculated to restore that stability and general confidence which had so long prevailed there. In spite of the utmost efforts of the Jews (who had deeply speculated for the rise, and were extensively involved in the last account,) to maintain prices, the Bear party took a command of the market, which circumstances at one time enabled them to govern as they pleased. The price of Consols was pretty well sustained at about 84, until the tenour of the King's Speech at the opening of Parliament was known on the Stock Exchange. That speech produced an immediate depression, and the price gradually declined to about 80, until the 8th of the month, when the advice given to the King, not to dine in the City on the following day, was officially intimated to the public. The shock produced by that intimation on the Stock Exchange, as well as on the general mercantile credit of the country, is indescribable. No description of Government se. curities remained unaffected by it. Consols for the account declined to 77}; and they would have gone down considerably lower, had not a great number of persons chosen to avail themselves of the opportunity of low prices in the market to make investments. These became so considerable as not only to bring on a reaction, but also to produce, after every alarm had subsided, a great scarcity of money stock. The price of Consols for money has, therefore, been one eighth per cent, bigher than for the account during a great part of the month-a circumstance which has not occurred in the Stock Exchange for several years.

A great number of sinister expectations had been entertained in regard to the settlement of the accounts fixed for the 25th of November; but, although very large amounts had been transferred to it from the previous settlement, and losses have been very great among speculators, the accounts were much more easily settled than had been anticipated, and no defaulters of any consequence were announced. In consequence of the continued scarcity of money stock, the price of it was on that day the same as for January, and both closed at 83 three-eighths.

The transactions in the Foreign Stock Exchange have been almost entirely confined to Cortes' Bonds, being the only security in that market sufficiently liable to fluctuations to make it worth the attention of speculators. But the Constitutional cause of the Spaniard having lost every chance of success, for the present season at least, the price is gone down to 15, where it will probably long continue, unless it falls still lower. No investments have been made in this branch of the money market.

The following list of the closing prices of the 25th, on the Stock Exchange, exhibits a general fall from the list appended to our preceding report:

536

ENGLISH FUNDS.

FOREIGN FUNDS.

Bedford-square, butcher. Bedford-square, builder.

Yorkshire, lime burner, coal dealer. Bristol, wine merchant.

neyman. tailor. builders.

N.

J.

October 26. S. G. LEIGH, Oundle, Northamptonshire, grocer. T. VINEN, Norwich woollen draper. KIRWAN, Riches court, Lime-street, merchant. OGILVY, Fleece-yard, Tothill-stret, Westminster, hackJ. BYERS, Little St. Thomas the Apostle, J. RICHARDSON and T. WANT, Barbican, J FRASER, Limehouse, patent ship hearth manufacturer. C. NOTTAGE, Fore-street, butcher. B. KIRKHAM, Bentinck-street, Manchester-square, lodg ing-house-keeper. shire, merchant. Halifax, merchant.

C. OSBOURNE Seulcoates, York-
W. TOWNSEND, Parkinson-lane,
E. ROBSON, Leeds, Yorkshire,
J. PHI-

grocer. J. E. ROSE, Bath, linen draper.
LIPS and F. PHILIPS, jun. Ashby-de-la Zouch, Leices
tershire, linen drapers.

R.S. ROACH, F.S. WHEELER, S. LONGDEN, G. GARRAT, T. WALKER, J. LARGE,

October 29. H. RUDD and T. RYE, Star-and-Garteryard, Ratcliffe-highway, colour makers. Cateaton-street, cap manufacturer. Linkheld-lane, Isleworth, plumber. Finch-lane, Cornhill, wine merchant. High street, St. Marylebone, victualler. Bugbrooke, Northamptonshire, victualler. Great Queen street, Lincoln's-inn-fields, coach maker. J. WILDY. Oxford-street, hatter. H. EASTMAN, jun. Rood-lane, Fenchurch-street, and Homerton-terrace, Hackney, broker. J. MONCRIEF, Peckham, master mariner. C. CLARKE, Old Gravel-lane, St. Georgein-the-East, corn dealer. Cornwall, victualler. F KNAPP, Camborne, Lancashire, wine merchant. J. KIRKPATRICK, Clitheroe, November 2. H. J. THORINGTON, Battle-bridgewharf, builder. G. L. V. GREY, Dove court, Old Jewry, eating house keeper. street, merchant. A. BREMNER, ColemanJ. E. DIX, Lamb's Conduit-street, tea dealer. W. RICKARBY, Oxford-street, linen draper. T. BURNE, J. SMITH, and P. WOODGATE the younger, Watling-street, warehousemen CHIN, Greenwich, grocer. W. MARussell-street, carpenter. R. WHITLEY, Great victualler. E. CAUSON. Tewkesbury, W. TAPLIN, Basin stoke, ironmonger. T EVANS, Welsh Pool, Montgomeryshire, grocer. HOLDITCH, Totnes, Devon, merchant. Leeds, woollen cloth manufacturer. Liverpool, merchant. Yorkshire, cattle dealer. keeper. November 5 W. BEST, Noble-street, London, ironmonger. R. MONTEITH, Sloane-street, Chelsea, merchant. G. MILLER, Watling-street, tallow chandler. R. KERR and J. LITTLE, Ipswich, Suffolk, ten dealer. T. TULLET, Birmingham, hatter. SCRIVEN, Clarendon-square, engraver. E. Old-street, St. Luke's, corn dealer. Upper Clapton, carpenter. chapel, oilman.

S.

W. HIRST, J. CHAPMAN, W. CATTLE, Sheriff Button, R. CHAPMAN, York, inn

W. BURGIN, J. NEWMAN, J PERCIVAL, jun WhiteJ. FIELDSEND and F. CROOK, OxJ. LEE, Briththelmstone, F. DAWE and T. GUPPY, Coaxdon Mills, Axminster, Devon, millers. Great Newport-street, Long-acre, bookbinder. C. MURTON, BUMFORD, Tredegar square, Mile-end-road, builder. E.

ford-street, linen drapers Sussex, victualler.

J.

J. BAKER, Brinscombe Port, Gloucestershire, coal mer chaut. T. B. CHRISTIAN, Leicester, salt dealer. J. WHITE, Eccleswall-court, Linton, Herefordshire, miller. K. WOODBINE, Littleport, Ely, Cambridge shire, carpenter. November 9 J. PETTY, Manchester, builder SCOTT, Norwich. upholder. laceman. H. BROWN, Norwich, R COOPER, Plas Uch Dwycyfylchs, Car. narvoushire, dealer. street, Goodman's fields, carpenter. R. FERGUSON, Great Present Strand, newspaper vender. P. GRANT, Molton-street, Hanover square, cheesemonger. J. SPENSLEY, South November 12 G ROWE, Shoe lane, victualler BLEADEN, Lothbury, stationer. J. dealer in glass. W. PRINCE, Gracechurch-street, J. LEVY, Strand, slopseller and underwriter. horse dealer. J. DALE, London-wall, W. HARRIS, Cornhill, optician. MACDONALD and A. CAMPBELL, Regent street, army A. agents and bankers. Hanover square, cabinet maker and upholsterer. R. FLEMING, Ebury-street, LABRON, Wakefield, Yorkshire, linen craper. R. HILL, Greek-street, picture dealer. P Arms-yard, Coleman street, merchant. D. JONES, Kia London, Worcestershire, farmer C. BULL, bill-house. Southampton, miller, &e. J. BARKER, HolyAxminster, Devon, ironmonger. T.C CAWLEY, castle-upon-Tyne, draper W. JOHNSON, Newlinen draper. E. WILCOCKS, Exeter, E STEVENSON, juu. Leicester, hosier. W.IBBOTSON, Knaresborough, Yorkshire, dyer. PRIDEAUX, Plymouth, Devon, timber merchant. J. LOFTUS, Leeds, Yorkshire, linen and sboe-thread maker. November 16. J. HART, Hand-court, Holborn, wise merchant W K. HODGES, Minories, draper

T.

G.

DYSON, Pall-mall, picture dealer.
New Bond street, hatter.
lane, Colonial broker.
Staffordshire, rope maker.
end, Staffordshire, earthenware manufacturer.
SMITH, Leeds, commission agent.
Bentley grange, Yorkshire, tanner.
Manchester, grocer.
Warwickshire, grocer.

R. H. HIGHAM,
H. BOWRING, Mining
J. GOODWIN, Lane-end,
W. EDWARDS, Laur

G. G. WATSON, T. WALLEY, T. HOWLETT, jun. Aston,

A

Abel, John, his Variations and Rondo, 424.
Academia Cæsarea Naturæ Curiosorum, 390.
Academy of Arts, Newcastle, 492.

of Music, 515.

of Painting, 18.

-- of Sciences at Berlin, 254.

of Sciences at Paris, 20, 65, 207, 430.
Acting, decline of the art of, 374.

Adventures of an Irish Gentleman, noticed, 98.
Ægina, antiquities at, 432.
Aerostation, 432.

Africa, discoveries in, 60, 343-survey of the

coast of, 470.

Agriculture, school of, at Paris, 342.

--state of, 65.

Akhalzik, mosque in, 475.

Aldermen, court of, 33.

Aldine Poets, notice of, 371, 419, 455.

Aldini, Chevalier, his fire-apparatus, 256.

War in the East, 416.

Algiers, expedition against, 188.

of by the Scandinavians, 386.

American Cow Tree, 255.

hemp, 255.

inventions, 476.
literature, 254.

Missionary Society, 254.

mountains, 210.
mummy, 385.

newspapers, 255.

Amulet, noticed, 511.

Anatomical model, 346.

Anderson, Dr. memoir of, 260.

Angelo, Henry, reminiscences of, 143.

Animals, domestic, 387.

Annuals, notices of, 425, 458, 509.
Antiquarian Researches, 167.

Society, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 179.
Antiquaries, Society of, 17, 60, 110, 162, 251, 294.
Antiquities, Egyptian, 254.

Mr. his work on the Catholic Question, 48
Beer-trade, meeting respecting, 217.

Bees, natural history of, 203-mode of preserv-
ing, 211.

Beet-root Sugar, 24.

Belgium, society in, 229.

Bellangé, M. plants collected by him, 66.

Bengal Annual noticed, 511.

Beresford, Lord, speech of, 221.

Berlin, new museum at, 254.

Bernard's Retrospections of the Stage, notice of,
417, 536.

Bernhard, Mr. invention of, 388.

Bibliophiles, Francois, 65.

Biographical particulars of persons deceased, 29—
Eugenius Roche, ib.-Stephen Dumont, ib.-
Major Keatinge, 30-John Mawe, Esq. ib.-
Count Curial, ib.-W. T. Fitzgerald, Esq. 31-
John Reeves, Esq. ib.-General Despard, ib.-
Sir Thomas Lawrence, 75-Sir Miles Nightin-
gall, 78-Right Hon. George Tierney, M.P.
123-Oliver Clayton, Esq. ib.-General Garth,
ib.—Rev. John Carter; 124—Admiral Sir Geo.
Montagu, 125-John Pache, Esq. 127-M. Laf-
fon de Ladebat, 173-Lient.-General Sir H.
Clinton, 174-Lord Redesdale, 176-Bishop
Luxmoore, 215-Rev. George Powell, ib.-
Hon. Douglas Kinnaird, 216- M. Chenevix, ib
-Dr. Anderson, 200-Admiral Sir Eliab Har-
vey, 261-Sir Robert Peel, 262-Sir E. Nagle,
310-N. B. Halked, Esq. 311-Mr. J. Frazer,
ib. His Majesty George IV. 349-The Bishop
of Bangor, 397-Dr. James, ib.-M. Prud-
homme, ib.-General Meyrick, 398-Rev. T.
Reynolds, ib.-William Hazlitt, Esq. 438-
3 z

Baron Fauvier, 439-John Price, Esq. id.-
Right Hon. W. Huskisson, M.P. 484-Cardinal
Somaglia, 486-Earl Harcourt, 487-Mrs. La-
com, 488-Lord Blantyre, 527-Lady Milton,

528.

Birmingham, reform meeting at, 180.
Black-eyed Susan, a drama, 48.
Blandford, meeting at, 266.
Blantyre, Lord, memoir of, 527.
Blight, destruction of, 391.
Boigne, General, his death, 387.
Bojardo ed Ariosto, noticed, 285.
Bolivar, proposed President, 4.

memoirs of, noticed, 7.

Bones, veins in, 116.

Bonpland, M. information respecting, 111.
Boué, M. work by, 470.

Bowring, Dr. J. his poetry of the Magyars, 100.

Box-wood, new principle in, 112.

Bozet, M. remarks of, 523.

Boy, calculating, 166, 474.

Brazil, notices of, 330.

Bread, consumed at Paris, 343.

Bridges, suspension, 303.

Brinjall, directions for cultivating, 345.

Britton and Bayley, their Memoirs of the Tower
of London, 53.

John, his History and Antiquities of Bris-
tol Cathedral, 146--his Antiquities of English
Cities, 424-his Dictionary of the Architecture
of the Middle Ages, ib.

British Institution, exhibition of, 292.

Naturalist, noticed, 373.

Brunswick, Duke of, 573.

Buckingham, Mr. lecture of, 493.

Buller, Mr. 443.

Burckett, Mrs. her bequests, 268.

Caunter's Island Bride, noticed, 237.
Cellini, Benvenuto, MS. of, 254.
Celtic Druid, noticed, 504.
Cemetery, national, 353.
Census, French, 64.
Chain-bridge, Polish, 254.

Charcoal, its use as a manure, 168.
Charles I. his Life and Reign, 277.
Cheese, method of preserving, 477.
Chemistry, Treatise on, 373.
Chenevix, M. memoir of, 216.
Cherries, mode of preserving, 117.
Chevrette, La, voyage of, 116.
Chili, plants of, 391.

Chokier, animal remains near, 388.
Christmas Box, noticed, 511.
Christian Student, noticed, 371.
Chronometer oil, 481.

Churches, new, 489.

Cincinnati, city of, 255.

Cities, British, antiquities of, 58, 157, 424.
City expenditure, 264.

Coinage, new, 400.

Wahabys, 231.

Colman's Random Records, noticed, 95.
Colonies, state of, 42, 93, 363, 409, 450.
French, population of, 208.

Colour, blue, 470.

Constable's Miscellany, notice of, 47, 48, 147.

Constantinople, sieges of, 68-mosques of, 344.

Consumption, prevention of, 166.

Conversations upon Comparative Chronology, &c.
noticed, 236.

Conveyance, speedy, 472.

Cook's Dictionary, notice of, 330.

Cooke, the actor, 15.

Cooper, Mr. his "Pioneers," 198.

Copernicus, statue of, 344.

Cordova, General, his death, 44.

Cork Institution, 19, 37.

Scientific School at, 357.

Corn, in France, 209.

Corns and warts, composition for destroying, 434.
Cornwall Agricultural Association, 266.

Cortes, Life of, 147.

Dante, monument of, 254.

Darley, G. his Familiar Astronomy, noticed, 147.
Darnley, a Novel, notice of, 96.

Davis, S. S. drawings by, 106.

English Opera company, 334, 423.
Engraving, in France, 112.
Equations, mode of solving, 209.
Etruria, ancient tombs of, 253.
Europe, area of, 469.

Everest's Travels through Norway, 341.
Excerpta Historica, 122, 237, 396.
Exeter, new entrance to the city, 314.
Exodus, illustrations of, 214, 231.
F

Dawson, Mr. his Statement of Services," &c.
noticed, 49.

Deaths. See Incidents.

De Ladebat, M. memoir of, 172.

De L'Orme, a Novel, noticed, 418.
Deluge, traditions respecting, 165.
Denbigh, meeting at, 36.

Denmark Lancasterian schools in, 167.

population of, 474.

Denounced, The, notice of, 370.

Derbyshire, caverns in, 402.

Despard, General, meinoir of, 31.

Devon, expenditure in the county, 266.

Diamonds, discovered, 523.

Diamond microscope, 524.
Diorama, Regent's Park, 518.

Diseases, their connexion with the rock formation
of a country, 469.

Disorders, pestilential, in 1829, 342.

D'Israeli, Mr. his Commentaries on the Life and
Reign of Charles I. 277.

Dobell's Travels in Siberia and Kamtchatka, 230,
389.

Doddridge, Dr. notice of his Diary and Corre-
spondence, 194.

Donna Carritea, opera of, 378.

Drama, The, 12, 54, 102, 150, 196, 238, 286, 332,
374, 420, 462, 512.

Drury Lane Theatre, performances at, 12, 55, 102,

150, 196, 238, 288, 462, 512.

Du Barry, Madame, Memoirs of, 101.
Dublin, decrease of crime in, 181.
Dumont, Stephen, memoir of, 29.

348.

Library, notices of, 147, 282, 368, 506.
Faraday, Mr. lectures by, 336, 465.

Favell, S. Esq. piece of plate presented to, 264.
Fawcett, Mr. his farewell benefit, 240, 286.

Fencing, Treatise on, noticed, 285.

Ferdinand, King, amnesty granted by, 3.

Fever, yellow, cause of, 383, 472.

Finances of the country, state of, 41.

Fine Arts, 57, 106, 157, 243, 291, 380, 424, 465, 517.
new employment for, in Paris, 471.
Fish, origin of, 303.

Fitzgerald, W. T. Esq. memoir of, 31.

Fitz of Fitzford, a Legend of Devon, 100.
Flour, wheaten, substitute for, 392.
Flower, gigantic, 392.

Fluor-spar, specimen of, 62.

Follies of Fashion, a comedy, by Lord Glengall, 12.
Fordham, Mr. his lecture on a pneumatic locomo-
tive engine, 160.

Foreign States. See Politics.

Forget me Not, edited by F. Shoberl, Esq. 459-
The Juvenile Forget me Not, 460.
Forrester, a Novel, notice of, 50.

Fortunes of Perkin Warbeck, noticed, 457.
Fossil specimens of, 61, 474.

plant, gigantic, 62.
bones, 113, 390.
extraordinary, 210.

insects in lower Oolite, 341.

Four per Cents, amount of, 1.
Fourier, M. his death, 342.
Fouvier, Baron, memoir of, 439.

France, education in, 21-aspect of affairs in, 451.
forests of, 164.

newspaper press in, 252, 302, 387.
insanity in, 304.