[We beg to remind our Correspondents that all Notices for this Department must be sent on or before the 15th of each month.] MR. CHASE, of Cambridge, has in the press, a work on Antinomianism, in which he has endeavoured to convert the abettors of that heresy of hostility to the doctrines of grace. MR. ACKERMAN has in the press, a Correspondence between the court of Rome, and Baron von Wessenberg, Bishop of Constance, in which the bishop disputes the authority of the Pope in Germany; with an account of his endeavours, and every probability of success to effect a general reformation in the German catholic church. 1 vol. Also, a complete History of Lithography, from its origin down to the present time, by the inventor, Alois Senefelder; containing clear and explicit instructions in all its branches; accompanied by illustrative specimens of this art. Demy 4to. Abeillard and Heloisa, a new and original didactic poem, will be shortly published. The REV. THOMAS WATSON, author of Intimations and Evidences of a Future State, &c., will shortly publish, Various views of Death and its circumstances, intended to illustrate the wisdom and benevolence of the divine administration, in conducting mankind through this awful and interesting event. A New Literary Journal, to be entitled the Edinburgh Monthly Review is about to appear. The first number will be published on the first of January, 1819, and to be regularly continued. A continuation of Sir Richard C. Hoare's History of Ancient Wiltshire, comprising the Northern division of the county, is preparing for publication. MR. ROSCOE has in the press a work on Penal Jurisprudence and the Reformation of Criminals, which will include an enquiry into the motives, ends, and limits of human punishments, and also, as to the effect of punishment by way of example, and on the prevention of crimes. The work will also contain the latest accounts respecting the State Prisons and Penitentiaries in the United States of America. DOCTOR SPURZHEIM has just published, at Paris, a new work on the Physiology of the Brain, entitled "Observations sur la Phraenologie; ou la Connaissance de l'homme moral et intellectuel, fondée sur les fonctions du Systeme Nerveux." This work contains several plates, illustrative of the doctrine: and Dr. Spurzheim has added two new organs to the thirty-three contained in his work, called the Physiognomical System, lately published in England, which he has since discovered, namely, one which gives the propensity to mysterize, and causes the possessor to deal in fiction, to be superstitious, and which he calls Organ de Surnaturalité. The second new organ arises from a division which the Doctor has made of the organ of Individuality, into Individuality and Phenomenality, or the perception and accurate recollection of particular occurrences, facts, phenomena, &c. DOCTOR T. FORSTER has been some time preparing for publication, " Observations sur l'Anatomie et la Physiologie du Cerveau des Animaux," and has already prepared many drawings of the crania of different animals and birds. TERRICK HAMILTON, ESQ. (Oriental Secretary to the British Embassy at Con stantinople) is preparing for publication, the Life and Adventures of Antar, a celebrated Bedowen chief, warrior, and poet, who flourished a few years prior to the Mahomedan era. Translated from the original Arabic. A Manuel of Chemistry, containing the principal facts of the science, arranged in the order in which they are discussed, and illustrated in the lectures at the Royal Institution, by W. T. Brande, Esq., will shortly appear. MR. THOMAS FAULKNER, author of the Histories of Chelsea and Fulham, is about to publish, by subscription, An Account of the History and Antiquities of Kensington and its environs, interspersed with biographical anecdotes of royal and distinguished persons, deduced from ancient records, state papers, manuscripts, paróchial documents, and other original and authentic sources. The work will be illustrated with a map of the manor and parish, interior views of the Palace and Holland House, the town and church, portraits of eminent persons, monuments, and other embellishments. A Poem under the title of the Anglo Cambrian, written by Miss Mary Linwood, author of Leicestershire Tales, will shortly make its appearance. DR. FLEMMING is preparing for publication, a General view of the Structure, Functions, and Classifications of Animals. WILLIAM BERRY, ESQ., late of the College of Arms, is preparing for publication, the Heraldic Cyclopædia, or Dictionary of Heraldry. In the course of the following month will be published, the Plays and Poems of JAMES SHIRLEY, now first collected and chronologically arranged, and the text carefully collated and restored, with occasional notes, and a Biographical and Critical Essay. By William Gifford, Esq. GEORGE CHALMERS, ESQ., is preparing for publication, The Life of Mary Queen of Scots; drawn from the state papers, with six subsidiary memoirs: 1. Of the calumnies concerning the Scottish Queen. 2. Memoirs of Francis II. 3. Of Lord Darnley. 456 Agricultural Report. 4. Of James Earl Bothwell. 5. Of the Earl of Murray. 6. Of Secretary Maitland. Illustrated with ten plates, of medals, portraits, and views. In 2 vols. 4to. Mr. WM. MUDFORD has published a letter in the Literary Gazette, in which he asserts that he is the author of half a work, entitled, "Border Antiquities of England and Scotland," which was lately announced by Mr. WALTER SCOTT, as a production exclusively of his own pen. A work designed as a proper companion to the comforts of old age, is in the press, and will be published in a few days, called the Enjoyments of Youth! The African Association, is abont to publish, Travels in Nubia and in the Interior of North Eastern Africa, performed in the months of February and March, 1813. By J. L. BURCKHARDT, to which will be prefixed, a Life of the Author and a Portrait. Shortly will be published, A Copious [Dec. 1, Greek Grammar. By AUGUSTUS MATTHIE, Doctor in Philosophy, &c. Translated into English from the German, by the late Rev. E. V. Blomfield, M. A. In the press, and shortly will be published, The Comedies of Aristophanes. Translated from the Greek, with numerous illustrative notes. By THOMAS MITCHELL, A.M., late Fellow of Sidney-Sussex College, Cambridge. In 2 vols. 8vo. Coraly, a novel, in 3 vols., may shortly be expected. ARTHUR BROOKE, Esq., is preparing for publication, Durovernum, or sketches Historical and Descriptive of Canterbury, with other poems. In the press, Essays on the Institutions, Governments, and Manners, of the States of Greece. By DR. H. D. HILL.. MAJOR BELL, has nearly ready for publication, a Series of Chronological Tables of History and Literature, in royal folio. AGRICULTURAL REPORT. OPEN weather continuing, the sowing of grain although commenced late, will soon be finished, excepting upon the heavy lands not sufficiently worked. The early wheats appear healthy and thickly planted. Carting beans finished with the past month the crop though not large, is generally very good. Clover seed of the various sorts is abundant, and the sample promises to be bright and heavy. Turnip, and seeds of all kind have been much improved by the continual falling of showers followed by the genial rays of the sun. Notwithstanding the abundance of the crops throughout England, the Markets have continued to rise. This may be supposed to arise from the last year's stock being literally exhausted before the present is threshed out and ready for market, The quantity of aftergrass is not only far beyond ordinary years, but of better quality, partaking in considerable degree of the nature of that produced in the Spring. Turnips and Potatoes may now be estimated at about three fourths of a crop; the latter however, is amply made up by importation. Average Prices of Corn, By the Quarter of Eight Winchester Bushels, from Returns in the Week ending Nov. 12. MARITIME COUNTIES. Wheat. Ryc. Barley. Oats. INLAND COUNTIES. Districts. S. d. s. d s d. s. d. 0.37 6 Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. 3. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. Middlesex, 185 £55 662 8137 9 Surrey, 86 63 0 68 236 6 Hertford, 182 554 6.74 035 2 Bedford, Huntingdon, 33 0 3d Norfolk, 79 677 667 7/36 York, 81 10 7 3 Northumb. 72 362 6th Cumberland, 84 170 Westmorland, 92 3 55 634 5 Northampton, 86 192 3 -70 88 361 872 Hereford, 82 2167 267 240 72 4/45 979 158 857 073 10 40 0.68 938 6 70 1037 8 2.74 4/40 9690 177 6 69 8 32 0 Warwick, 186 2 69 044 400 Carnarvon, 180 101 Merioneth, 90 355 056 162 7/39 4 065 239 7 171 040 10 167 342 2 9th Cardigan, 185 4 75 3 Dorset, 77 3 083 52 1818.] COMMERCIAL REPORT. 457 COTTON.—It is now confidently anticipated that no further sale of East India cottons will be declared this year: the price will therefore soon find its level. The demand has continued very limited since our last, and the request for Surats for home consumption, and Bengals for exportation, appears to have subsided-the only purchasers are the export houses. SUGAR -The demand for Muscovades continues steady, but not extensive, with a trifling advance in the price. The refined market was a little better, owing to the demand for exportation, but the prices a shade lower. Molasses were in good request. COFFEE. The public sales of coffee have gone off heavily, within one or two instances a shade of reduction in the price, but no general depression can be stated: several extensive parcels were taken on speculation. CORN.-The supply of English wheat has been but small; the prime runs obtained an advance, but little has been done in the middling and inferior qualities. Foreign wheat also sells very heavily, and no great alteration is expected to take place. Barley is from 1s. to 2s. per quarter lower, a considerable fall having taken place of that grain. Oats fully support their price. Pease and beans no alteration. The aggregate average of the Maritime Districts for the last six weeks being above 80s. the ports are opened for importation for home consumption, free of duty; this will last until the 15th of February, 1819, when a new average will be taken. SPICES. -The prices of pepper are advancing, on account of the taxed price at the India House being fixed at 9d. Cinnamon, cloves, and nutmegs have experienced a trifling advance. OIL.-Whale oil is but slow in sale, and the prices declining. Sperm has experienced a small advance. Other descriptions are dull of sale, and a shade lower in the price. Rape continues to give way. The holders of Galipoli oil are trying to raise its price, on account of the pretended advance in the Mediterranean ports. DAILY PRICES OF STOCKS, FROM OCTOBER 25, TO NOVEMBER 25, 1818 BOTH, INCLUSIVE. 1818 Bank 3 per Ct3 per Ct 3 pr Ct 4 perCt. 5 perCt Days. Stock. Redu. Cons. Cons. Cons. FROM OCTOBER 23, to november 23, 1818, INCLUSIVE. Where the address of the Solicitor is not mentioned, he must be understood to reside at the same place as the bankrupt. The Solicitors' names are between parentheses, ADAMS J. S. Newcastle-under-Lyne, merchant Allard W. Birmingham, haberdasher (Carruthers, Allen & Ware, Rotherhithe Wall, oil men (Towers, Gibson & Forster, Wardrobe place, Doctors' Com. Godfrey T. Salters' Hall court, merchant (Cocker, Graham R. Garstang, Lancashire, grocer (Blake- Allen S. S. Suffolk, corn dealer (B. Palmers, jun. Gunn J. Eton, coachmaker Arthur J. Red Lion str. Holborn, and Wells, of Nottingham, cabinet makers lotte str. Fitzroy square (Jeyes, Char Ashford C. S. Harrow Road, ironmonger (Richardson & Miller, New Inn Baddeley J. Nottingham, grocer (Hurd & John- Bageimann J. Turkey Coffee House, Hackney Bishop J. Whitchurch, Hants, draper (Bishop & Bovill & De Witte, Commercial Chambers, Min cing la. merchs. (Evitt & Rixon, Haydon sq. Bowman J. Crooked lane, wine merchant (Gregson & Co. Angel court Brown W. Retford, cornfactor (Stocker, Dawson, & Co. New Boswell court Brayley J. W. Nottingham, lace maker (Baxters Brown H. St. Margaret's, Westminster, builder Temple (Blackstock & Co, Carter J. New Bridge st. Vauxhall, grocer (Ab. botts, King's Arms yard Chettleburgh D. jun. Norwich, wine merchant Chivers W. Commercial road, mariner (Atcheson, Apostle Dennett H. Wilson street, Gray's Inn lane, cow. keeper (Chapman, Stevens, and Wood, St. Thomas Apostle den squ. (Richardson, Gol Hall J. Chatham, tailor (H. Nelson, Barnard's Inn Harris J. Heaselor, dealer (Meyrick & Co. Red Harrison J. Aldermanbury, factor (Hubbersty, Hawkes T. C. Oakhampton, banker (Holland, New Inn Holttum W. Bermondsey, carpenter (Kempster, Horner H. Leeds, merchant (Luttrell, Temple Howes G. Rochester, victualler Faithorn, Copthall court (Pownal and Howitt J. Whitecross street, charcoal merchant Humble S. Liverpool, hop factor (Kearsey & Spur, Irwin R. Stapleton, grocer (Saul, Carlisle and Jarvis H. Tottenham-court road, cabinet maker, Johnson & Smith, Holborn, linen drapers (Chapman & Co. Little St. Thomas Apostle Lancaster T. J. Cateaton street, merchant (Swain, Stevens, & Co. Old Jewry Lancaster G. Liverpool, merchant (Milne and Langford J. Ludgate hill, chemist (Walton and Langman J. Totuess, miller (Elliott, Fenchurch street Lord S. Sutton, Surrey, innkeeper (Adams, Old Dixey E. Oxford street, optician (Abraham, Great Mackay J. Warwick str. Golden sq. sadler (Daw |