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;, lone: and the names of the pirions so pre enroll and certify." l en cne is slain in the day-time and murderer 6i. township that suffers it shall be amerced, cbzil inquire theria on the view of the body b. r• 248, 249 ; c. 50: knee has been adduced at the Old which went to identify several of Cavalry as beinWactive en the never-' Pith of August, at Manchester, and actually gave the fatal order for .e, according to the above-mentioned fly guilty with the man or men who cd the wound on JOHN LECS, for such he force referred to by the first-men- and by the Statute of 3d Henry Vll consenters to the atrocious act; the I:croner was bound to receive the oduced by Mr. HARMER; and his re the srne subjects his conduct to be ion hereafter by a superior Tribunal. Public Meetings have ben already Dr of the outrage at Manchester on the rt. Of these, twenty-five have con adu c t of the Magistrates and Yeomanry proved—thel:atria's Ward of Cheap.' c'ert at these Meetings cannot be esti than hay a million! the approvers in ;heap were in numberforty-sevex. The ?fine, between Public opinion and the Yeomanry of Manchester, as far as ands thus : to call us 500,000 we were " animated by by 499,955 ceived, this forenoon, a farther series of s :o the 7th September, from which we' Rowing interesting account of the Fu- - , Ite justly tamented Duke of RICHMOND TIIE FUNERAL. tins of his Excellency lay in state at the four o'clock on Saturday, the 4th of len they were removed to the place of the Cathedral Chinch at Quebec, in the err—The whole of the troops compos on of Quebec, consisting of a large de toyal Artillery, with fifteen field-pieces, matches; the whole of the Rifle 13atta d Nth Regiments, composed the (tine g party, and formed a lane extending 3: of the Chateau, passing the French uh the Market-place, up Garden-street, ,vest entrance of the Cathedral. On the brought out, the collar and insignia of the Garter, with his Grace's military being placed on the coffin, the whole i7resented arms. On its being placed ::le troops rested on their arms reversed. - ..a then moved in the following order : Departments, under the rank of Deputy Auistanta. Stair and Department Militia, and unattached L. 7 .!in , .; to their respective ranks; the Juniors of This part of the Procession was closed several Departments, ar.d the Adjutant- , whole walking two and two. . co:misting of the Law and I Cffic.. :• the Crowr. Courts and Public Offices. h I I.courable the Judge. r, of the Legh.lative and Executive Councils. The I lonourable Mr. Chief Justice. playing the Dead March. THE BODY, r-.4w nby four horses, the horses covered with crape. •he lion. Duchesnay ; Hon. H. Perceval ; , C P.rratt; Liens.-Colonel Hervey, of the Forces; r.tl Cockb , lrn ; Colonel Wilson, Commandant of r.--Ls Pall-bearers. od his Grace's relative) ; Sir Charles Saxton ; rel Ready. Private Secretary ; Major Bowles, Mi ttry—a3 Mourners. iccri of the Private and Military Secretaries. Grace's Household, followed by his Grace's led norns, and Ser-rants, and•by a Company of Grena ,. 7tnis RP,.:irne:rt, with their arms reversed, and d, ch.std the Procession. )nuns al tile different Corps, covered with as the Corpse passed. The Military 011 - :it tl:e door of the Cathedral Church c(.ll,lk:, ted it up the centre Aisle, where it (,ri a Platform, the Mourners remaining A signal was given, when fifteen '2 fired." ody. forenoon from Hamburgh, v.; to O.:C Ist irlSt. )I,cr.)r ALEXANDER is announced to have I ) ::,stsburgh on the 15th of August.— be:;i11; to be more brisk in the Russian .1d the Course of Lxchanie is said to have il;ity is nearly quite restored in Copen ivl .t considerable relaxation of the system ‘vllich the Government found it necessary :0, La: taken place. _ _ . i:,g of Pacsu A has written the following 0 , 1,1 , ,1ence to the Princess BLUCHZR, on the r 'huhand : " Berlin, September, 14, 1819. •t', wi great sorrow, the news of the death of your 1;:,:ch-r, of Waalstadt. I unwiStngly renew ~• in.-ntion of the great i 314% which you hove ".! I ••1 unable to suppress the expression of my • • L u.ari . ain it. The Country mourns, with as, • ! t.itest Cominsuder. It will gratefully hold • - To offzr you the c7issolatiou, the duty" . . *ant -ef Which I Myself feel, I ean *nip Wish diet time may 41kviate your sorrow, and add "the .assuranee of my unalterable regard. (Signed) " FREDERICK WILLIAM." The Germanic Diet havE appointed the following Governments, namely, those bf Austria, Prutsia, Ba varia, Hanover, Baden, the Grand Duchy of Hesse, and Nassau, to nominate the Members of the Tribu nal to be established at Mayence. Several other Resolutions were also adopted by the Diet previous to its adjournment, with a view to their further con sideration; particularly one for the establishment of a Tribunal to decide upon the differences between the respective States, and others respecting the For tresses of the Confederation, and the regulation of Commerce. A Committee of Sum/fiance over the Press was likewise appointed, consisting of the Count de BUDS SCHAUENSTEIN, the Baron D'AitZTIN, M. de MARTENS, the Baron de BEatantra, and M. de BERG. Probably, however, the surveillance on the On of the Press may yet be found a little trouble some to those who are so sedulously endeavouring to establish despotism in Germany. Lord and Lady CASTLEREAGH arrived yesterday evening at their house in St. James's-square, from the Marquis of Ilentroao's seat, in Suffolk. Saturday a Meeting of about 3,000 Radical Re formers took place near Kirkintilloch, two flags were exhibited with inscriptions, " No Corn Laws and a Free Trade."—" May we have more knowledge than our enemies." Two bands of music attended, and played upon the hustings. The speeches and Reso lutions were nearly similar to those made and passed at the other Meetings. Saturday a numerous Meeting of Radical Refor mers was held it Campsie, in the neighbourhood of Glasgow, when several violent Resolutions were adopted respecting the disturbances at Manchester. All went off very quietly. A Troop of the 7th Hussars went to Campie from Glasgow in the morn ing and returned in the evening, not the smallest dis turbance having occurred. We have been informed, that a Requisition is to be presented to the New Mayor, for a Meeting to be held in this town, on the Manchester transactions. In case of a refusal, we hear it is resolved that the Meeting is to be held on the responsibility of the hol ders. The Hustings are to be hung with black, and there are to be marchings. flags, music, and as mach mourning as possible.—(Ncrecarfk Paper.) The following letter from Mr. BARNETT, M.P. for Rochester, was real at the late Meeting in that City, by Mr. NEWSON: • " Notting-hill, Sept. 30, Flre , r.w. " My DEAR Sta—l have not. but within a few hours, re. eeived the information, that a Meeting, convened by the Mayor, is to take place at Rochester on the Ist of October, on the ever to-be-lamented tragedy which occurred at Manchester, on the 16th of August. " I am extremely concerned that )he notice will prevent my 'meeting my constituents on that day, as I find it Take impossi ble to make such an arrangement, from the distance of my part ner's absence from town, but I can assure you that I participate la all the constitutional alarm that has been excited throughout the country from the daring and violent attack that appears to have been made on the acknowledged rights and liberties of the 'object—and I am bound to believe that when the voice of the people (which seems pouring in from every quarter) reaches the Throne, that the Regent wilainstitute a strict inquiry lobo this lamentable catastrophe, and punish the Authors ok with the utmost severity of the law—nay, I am coo that when be finds his generous mind has been draws an improper approval of what happened, he will climbs those who have presumed to give him such advice ; for, thong I think the plans broached on Parliamentary Reform, at the different Meetings in the country, are wild and impracticable, yet, after the proceedings which occurred in Parliament this year, when we saw a new Parliament impose three millions of unnecessary taxes, which fell, almost exclusively, on an impo verished and starving population—when we witnessed a Royal Grant of £lO,OOO per annum, and a determination to crash the rising Independence of South America, I say, with these de monstrations of a new Parliament, the People were justified in raising their voice for a Reform in the Commons House of Par lianent, and I trust they will persevere, in a firm and constitu tional manner, utail they have obtained that grand object. My dear Sir, your's truly, " J. BARNETT." " To C. Larkin, Esq." The Requisition to the High Sheriff of the County of York, to call a Genes al Meeting of that County, to take into consideration the late events at Manches ter, was presented on Monday, and acceded to by the High Sheriff. The following is a copy : " TO WILLIAM WRIGHT4ON, FSQ,. " won SHERIFF Of THE corsrry OF TOZE. " Sin—Events having recently occurred at Manchester which, not being hitherto sat i s f ac torily explained, appear to affect im portant Rights of the People, and essential principles of the Constitution, we, the undersigned, request you to call a .Meet ing of the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and Freeholders of the County of York, for the purpose of demanding an Inquiry into those Transactions, and also for the purpose of p reventin g an y Invasion of the acknowledged Rights of the People (if such shall appear to have occurred) from being drawn into dangerous precedent, by obtaining a distinct and full vindication there of. Norfolk R. M. Atkinson D. Sykes Henry Witham John Atkinson M. Popple Geo. Cayley James Tate J. Wharton Wentworth Fitzwil- Chr. Goodwill Amhi Entpson ham Thomas Monson Darcy Preston .M .Irk Milbank Fras. Redfearn J. L. Eyre B. D. Cooke F. Dodsworth Geo. Baker Ar. Heywood H. Goodricke llenry W. Yeoman Edw. Petre E. M. &ourton F. Cholmeley i Cowper W. W. Jackson Thos. Benyon Milton Thos. Meynell T. W. Tonle • 1 John Cooke Sam. Crompton Benj. Delany W. M. Milner J. Bell Thomas Walker W. B. Cook* ' Lawrence Dundas T. B. Pease B. Cooke Thos. Stapleton. J. Hebbkthwaite W. 11otham Thus. Dundas Thomas Lee Water Fawkes Wm. Herbert William Walker H. Gaily Knight Wm. Ingilby T. W. Stansfield J. W. Clough Edward Smith Geo. Goodman Sh e ldon Cradock J. C. Ramsde n Geo. Horn John Grimaton G. F. Clarke Wm. Poole Christ. Wilson R. W. C. Pairse Samuel Shore Mar. Wyvill Thos. Frankland William Shore J. Monson John Leife Sam. Shore, jun. S. W. Nicoll Geo. Osbaldeston Jno. Shore, jun. Stourtcn Martyn Stapykon Benj. Sayle Charles Langdale S. M. Barrett Jo. Reed IL M. M. Vavasour G. F. Barlow Jonathan Walker Thant John Brewin Sam. Lucas Robert Chaloner Gee. Strickland Thomas Rawson John Wharton Wareopp Conaett Richard Swallow Althorp Benj. Heywood Sam. Sm ith Yarborough Francis Maude Vin. Eyre Dundas Ed. Sykes Dan. Gaskell Simon T. Scroope Robs. C. Pease John F.gremont Thomas Errington J. K. Watson John Maude Wm. Wharton Edward ler T. Rishworth " In compliance with the above Requisition, which I base this day received, I hereby appoint a General Meeting of the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and Freeholders of tb4 County of York, to be holden at the Castle of York, on Thursday, the fourteenth ad) "y of October instant, at Twelve o'Clock A Noon. (Sig d ne WRIGHTSON, Sheriffs " Citsworth, Oct. 4, 16195" TH AP, MY. . Monday the Warwickshire ReOment of Yeomatity Cavalry, commanded by the Earl of AmtsPosta; assembled at Warwick. Monday, a Troop of the 15th Hussars, which had been for some time stationed in Blackburn, took their departure for Bolton, at which place they are to be quartered. Their co nduct, during their stay in Black burn, has been highly exemplary. They were re placed the same day by.two Tredps of the 7th Dra goon Guards, from Leicester. Captain W. H. Jo NES, of the 67th Regiment, eldest son of PH iLLIP JoNrs, Esq. of Cleeve, near Ross, was nnfbrtunately drowned, on Saturday last, in crossing the river Wye, on horseback, at Setback Ford, on his return home from Poulstone, the seat of his uncle. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Wauttroan, Ocroaita 4.—During the heavy gale of Thurs day, the ship Tiger, T. Salmi, of and for Liverpool, from Bar bad( e , with sugar and cotton, struck on the Cunnybegs, south. west of the Sake .s. She made water so fast that it was neces sary to make f. ,1. the Irish coast. She went down, however, about three miles off Rossenstown, a little south of Carnshore Point, on the Wexford coast, between the Saitees and Wexford. We regret w state, that tw.nty-six some say, twenty-nine per sons were IOU: at any rate, all on b oard, except a Negro Steward and three of the hands, who had the good fortune to escape. These four formed part of nine who took to the boat, which lay a the coast until morning, when she was swamped in the surf. The had several passengers, some of great respectability : a Mr. Thornton has been named. The vessel began shortly to pto *rte. as parts of the wreck, and parcels of cotton have been Naalsed a-shore. A small case has been found, labelled " Dispatches; ' it has been opened, and the papers were in good order it contained likewise a few guineas and dollars.--This very distressing accident would suggest the propriety of a Light house at or near the Salters. PENZANCE, OCTOBER s.—Arrived the Hind, Active, Harpy, and some other cutters and tenders, from Plymouth, having on board spars, &c. to rig jury-masts in the Dutch ship Prince Frederick. Farmount, OCTOUS N.N.E.—Sailed the Leander, Foszza, for Jamaica; and Dolphin, Wst.t.wrs, for Bourdeauz. Poarsmdecx, OCTOllet. 7.—Wind.W.—Arrived his Majesty's ship LEK, from Leith; the Leansier, Tuosersox, from Rotter dam ; Elite, Aamoso, from Petersisurgh for Plymouth ; Isla, WICSTLAIET, from Archangel ; Caledonia, Rosa, from Peters burgh • and the following from the Downs, ' E ssea, BARCLAY, and Tuscan, COLRMAS, fur the South Seas • Active, JEFFIRSON, ve for Gibraltar; Echo, Sprr, for the Sout hi Seas; the Ranger, alwaar, for Pernambuco; and Columbus, ALLIIN, for Jamaica. DrAr, Gerona 7.—Wind West.—Arrived the Dart Cure, from St. D om ingo ; Nancy, Tarcrs.a, from Sierra Leo ne; the , Trusty, ANDIMSON, from St. Petersburgh for Southampton; the Milo, Yotato, from ditto for Bristol ; and Sesostris, Tuomesox, from Calcutta and Penang, in four months and 20 days from the latter place. and seven weeks from St. Helena. The Mangles left St. Helena the day before. Came down from the River the Jane, Comm, for Jamaica. Put back the Narcissus, CALDER, for Rio Janeiro. HARWICH, Devours 7.—Arrived the Henry Freeing packet, with a Mail from Holland. Cecrozs-House,OCTOPEft 7.—Ships Entered Inwards: Henry, Forester, from Quebec; Neptune, Warren, and Hope, Barfield, from Harlingen; Salus, Johnson, from Onega ; Aid, Lizar, from Saint Petersburgh; Venus, Wright, and Blessing, Robinson, from Gottenburg ; Hero, Wilson, from Damzic; Joseph azd Ann, Johnson, from Hamburgh; Symmetry, Morgan, from Leghorn ; and Ceres, Schultz, from Memel.---Entered Out wards : Martha, Deitgen, for 'icemen ; Merton, Druinmond, and Perseverance, for Hamburgh ; Planet, Barclay, for `Jamaica; Furst Blucher Broskm, for Rostock ; Prince Cobourg, Ladd, for Rotterdam; and Thalia, Hubert, for Bengal.—Cleared Outwards Crozon, Dousing, for Venice • Simeon, Bailie, for Dominica • Laura, Thies, for Stettin; Neptune, Strnnaek, for Ostend; Dominica; Purnell, for Rio Janeiro • Hamilton, Donald son, for Lisbon ; United Brothers, Merc k, for Norway; and Wellington, Peasley, for Cork. . . Taws as. Carkre.—The following is the latest ac count :—" Cadiz, September 14.—The fever has not increased since I last wrote, but the deaths are nearly forty a day. In the Isle of Leon, where the popula tion is much smaller than at Cadiz, 65 persons died ,yesterday.' There have been several arrivals from the West ward, by which advices have been received from Margaretta of the 20th August, which state that Ad viral Berom had succeeded in capturing three ves sels from the Havannah, laden with all sorts of mili tary stores, intended for Barcelona. Advices were received yesterday from Messina, of ! I the 11th September, which state, that at six o'clock in the evening of the llth ult. a smart shock of an earthquake was felt there, but fortunately did not do any mischief. A Paris Paper says—The brig Sophia, of Nantes. sailed from that harbour on the 14th of May last for Bahia, In Brazil ; but she unfortunately suffered ship wreck early in June, on the coast of Africa, near Ouled-Limi, 10 or 12 day's journey from Mogadore, in the kingdom of Morocco. A part of the crew saved themselves in the ship's boat, and sailed in the direction of the Canaries ; but M. Cocholot, a passenger, the Captain, two French and two Por tuguese sailors, alone succeeded in reaching the coast, where they fell into the power of an Arab Chief.— M. Cocholot caused a letter to be conveyed to the English Consul at Mogadore, in which he communi cated the details cf the shipwreck, and informed him of their captivity, from which they could not escape without paying a ransom. The Consular Agent of France at Mogadore apprised the Consul - General of France at Tangier of this sad event. The ransom for each of the captives is estimated at 250 piastres; but it is hoped that no time will be lost in restoring them to liberty." Wednesday William Brockwell, a young water man, plying near the Custom House, put off frorn the Stairs of that place, for the purpose of running alongside one of the Gravesend Steam Packets, to land passengers. The Steain-boat moving at the time, he made rather a sudden exertion to lay hold, in doing which he imprudently jumped too far ahead, and lowered the stem of his own boat so much that it caught beneath the wheel and works of the Steam Packet, and he was instantly sunk below the latter. Every exertion was immediately made to find the lbody, but it was not discovered till life was extinct. EIGIIT Twenty Thousand Pound Prizes (Money and Consols), in the united Schemes of the First and Se 'cond Lotteries. —Only 5,000 Tickets to be drawn First Day, 9th November, and these identical Tickets are those now on sole.—Two of the £20,000 Prizes are attached to the ve,Orst Prize drawn out of the Wheel. The first Blank also, in each Class, will receive sixteen whole undrawn Tickets, being so many new chances for the other Six £20,000 Prizes.—The lowest Prizes l ore . £:lfi each.—More need not be said to induce an Immediate purchase at either of WEas's Fortunate Offices, 9, Cornhill, and 17, Ludgate-street—where Tickets and Shares are now on sale, and Schemes, explaining every particular of this interesting Lot tery, may be had gratis. S'PiRTIFG • . . NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER M, SIITIESIDAY ' OCTOENB The . King's Plate of 100 gs. fa- 4:ytkoldt , 5-yr-olds, llst. Gib. 6-yr-Olds, 12st. isi'd aged Lord Exeter's brown filly Advance, 4-yrs-old Mr. Forth's bay colt Hospitality, 4-yrs-old Mr. Neale's bay colt Bopp), 4-yrs.old - Mr. H. Edwards's bay mare Rhoda, 6-yrs-old Duke of Portland's b.-own colt Screw, 4-yrs-old Even betting on Advance-5 to 2 agst Lord Seffield's Comical, 7st. 51b. beat Mr. Bst. 61b. 1). M. lOogs.-5 to 4 on Comical. The Town Plate of 1750. for 1-yr-old cults, Bst. SM. —D. I.—Entrance winner tion for 1-yr-olds on Wedn_iday, to carry ' Lord Exeter's che-mut filly Dulcite a - Duke of Grafton' , brown filly Catgut - Mr. Crockford's che , autt colt Emperor - 5 to 4 cn Dulcinea. Ir .. The late Mr. Perram, by his will, ton to pay ',Ats. to the winner of the above Sir WATKIN and Lady }lmam' tertaining a large party of fashionabl ham Races, which commenced on Ti seat, Wynnstay, Denbighshire. The Earl and Counter of LONSD... left Lowther, Westmoreland, on Tuesda' seat•Whitehaven, Cumberland. DRURY-LANE.—Yesterday eveninl edifice was again crowded to an ov , Dress Circle shone resplendent with elegantly-dre females, calculated to grace and do ' the most magnificent Theatres in attraction of the evening was the Pla, nering, for the first time at this EIRAIIAM, as Henry Bertram, sung . of admirable taste and execution, and cored in the favourite song of " Scott. Wallace bird ;" but his grandest performance the ballad entitled " The last words is somewhat in the stile of that sub was composed upon the death of Al produced a grand effect. In the BRAHAM sung " Love's Young Dream, cornpaniment, and was rapturously POVEY played Julia Manncring, an( that she deserves a respectable place department of the Theatre. In the Duet, introduced from the Africans, fear, between her and BRAHAM, sht plauded ; and in the air of Sweet introduced in the third Act of the loudly encored. Lucy Bertram foul representative in Miss CAREW. played the romantic part of Meg she was wont to sustain with so mut other House: the moment she made she was welcomed with loud and dits ; and the whole of her acting durit der of the evening fully justified these ticipations. Her full and clear voil sioned manner, and her impressive uncommon share of interest to the . tural being, she represented. Mr. Oxw in Dominte Sampson, for which it • possible to find a better representati\ pleasantry and fun enough to keep roar, and at the same time he did not degree offend against good taste. Mel Dmmant was undertaken by a new Perfonber -DtrrLusi. Ho is an excellent Actor ;Ira-Isle of life, . spirit, and humour; and respect to represent those rustic characters EMERY has been so successful. A 7 formers did justice to the parts assig. the Piece went off with universal satisfa. plause.—Miss CVBITT, who represented Gipsy girls, was seized with indisposit; cond Act, when about to open the / pelled to quit the Stage—a circum arranged that part of the performs perceived the omission without heti reason, and a few symptoms of shewn, but which quickly subsided. Stage Manager, however, at the end Manager, the cause, and expressed Manager, that from the suddenness the defect could not possibly be remedied. logy was accepted without hesitation • mt. then announced the same perform turday night, by command of the 7 of KENT. COVENT-GARDEN.—The Gnome-, cluced a second time last night, am state that promises a long reign. curtailments have been made, greatly to the spirit and effect of 1, The House displayed a full and eh Yesterday morning, when the coach was about starting from the lar, Piccadilly, heavily laden with and out, a young villain mischiev , wheels, and contrived to steal mbich fasten the wheels to the some distance, and stood to see Mr. Bailey drove on the coach as when one of the wheels came of the linch pin being out ; the same time, were nearly off, an turned; but fortunately none of injured. The 'boy who took the pins diately recognised, and taken brought to Marlborough-street 01 robbery; when the lather and . attended; gave him an indifferent I represented him as a boy who 'and the more serious the result pleased.—He was committed. CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-L, We have had a considerable at Barley from the Suffolk coast which, with what was left unsoh a large shew of samples ; and has of either of the above articles, the . ingly heavy; and must be quoted cheaper; and even at that dec) could be effected. Oats are Is. r having many arrivals and but . Beans and Peas there is no alterati SMITHFIELD MARKET, ' (?o sink the offal ; per stone Beef --As ud to 5s .04 Veal. Mutton .. -.4s Od to 50 64 I Pork • • Lamb 4s 6d to Remit 720—Calves t9o—Sheep and 1 HAY AND STRAW P 1 hay lOs to "5 10A I Straw Clover Os to 7 10s Rowan tI .t e I • I I L ; • ..• . . . MEETINO, 1319. 1 I. • . ''. I I tarrying 10st. 41b. Isl , , .I t •ed list. 21b.—8.C.. t • • dd - - 1 !. t; i 1 t o I ',l ld - -' 4 I . .s -old - - dr • i ''' •• st Hospitality. • , , , Ir. Hunter's Canvas, ‘ 1 i s 1 . ' • , Int. 71b1 and fillies, 1 1 . ,ner of the Subs‘rip- , 1 1 • y 71b. extra. •'• 1 . - - - e 1 • - - 3- directed his Emu.. : lik • :1 .Plate. . 1 . 1 . f T WYNN are - en- ; des during Wre:- 1'. 4 1 I : ' Tuesday, at their ; • , DALE and family . i • • 'uesday, for their i 0 I ng this splendid ti :t i 1 • pverflow, and the 4 elegantly-dressed • honour to one of the world. The • ~ i • 1 ' lay of Guy Max- :I I, is Theatre. Mr. . I li 4 in his usual stile ; nd was twice en- cots wha ha'e we • ~ performance was t ,%, • , , t' l i s of Marmion." It blime song which i •••", 1 kbercrombie, and • • 1 second Act, Mr. • , t .. 1 • cam," without ac- . y encored. Miss i 'I i id . gave full proof ; :e in the Operatic I • , i e celebrated Echo • 1 .• 1 . , s, Now hope, Note i he was londly ap- , . 1 t 'i,‘ Robin, which she • 1 re Piece l she was i ~ and an interesting • . I.` • Mrs. EGERTON ; Merriliee,• whieh • I 1 i, inch success at the 1 II ie her appearance, . . enthusiastic plan- •' 1 ' • 1 • ! luring the remain- • ese favourable an- .• i * FI• I voice, her impas- ,i 1 4 I, • 1 f , , , ~ ! delivery, gave an e almost superna- I ! 1 1 • i , i . h f BERRY appeared ':. t would hardly be i ive. He displayed k l . 1 , !p the House in a ' • i. not in the slightest 1 ; '• ' Theliati of Dandle 4 rr i i I I Perfortiatr, a Mi. 1 1 or iii-laktme-,-full I qualified in every haracters in which • ) , • ' 4 All the other Per- ' r 4 S. • 'll issigned them, and • ~ ; ' , ' satisfaction and ap- !sented one of the ;position, in the se- • i e chorus, and corn- mstance which dis- I ; 1 • i,; , lance: the audience eing sensible of the . I Df discontent .were I. Mr. RUSSELL, the ; , k end of the Play, ex- • I I the regret of the . • . ; ss of the occurrence, remedied. The apo- .• , ' ‘' ‘ . tion ; and Mr. Rus- performance for Sa- . • , e Duke and Duchess s I • I / 1 ' •, 1 e • nne-King was pro- •.. and in an improved .. , n. Some judicious I ~ `. • , which contribute 1 1 ; 'this splendid Piece. . 1 ,1 . ( elegant audience. he flrentford stage- :1 ' :I) , he White Horse Cel- 1 1, , • i 1 th passengers, inside. , • • evously went to the 11 I. . ' out the linch pins carriage ; and went t 1 • the coach go on.— ; s far as Dover-strait, . i off, in consequence and the others, at N '• , I , and the coach over- 1 •• • the passengers were pins out, was imme- into custody, and ~ ,ii 1 i )ffice, charged with a i , 14, I master of the boy • !' , 1 • • rent character, and .1 t o enjoyed mischief; . A I • ' lt, the more he was 1. 1 ... ' ‘ LANE, OCTOBER 8. , 4 1 A f arrival of Wheat Offld ~ I , . r a since Wednesday, i ;) ld on that day, made . 1 ' 1 I • aving but few buyers ,i the trade was exceed- I ' 1 I 1 ' „ oted 2s. per quister 0` • l' :cline very few sales I 1 i per quarter cheaper, • • ~ 1 1 • i.,* t little demand. In I i ration. • Il 1 P ', OCTOBER 8. " one of albs.) i • il l 11 ..5 1 I , od to orss od E ' 59 Od to 6$ Od E .' i. l ' 1 5s 6d. Lambs 7,7oo—Pia, t , , OO• I PER LOAD • 1 El 104 50 ael Ws 1 n .eo Os to .4.0 Ms 11 1 • 4, I 1 I ) -se 111 i