Star. — London, England, 1816-11-09 00:00:00

..r7'wv - 7 7 : : miss sit waatzr4ztvlam.t. .0 • • . CORASSAINDENTS. R. H. W. L. has forced foam ward. into Ida serekt, We frt pue adamealais. ' ' • TO TM; EDITOR. -. -„-ifeStsisksis the noblest object ha the, works of Art ; ..10 10 sess, the brig. hteat gem that cloture can Impart; ' Tattelerese pail - eisential in the Cawyer's lase; Chaelesers; br C4IBIIII*ECI, eignal ig a peace; ' Note cheers the ploughman when he drives his plough; ~ereaust the enkbet's duty, Andeach lover% vow ; folplas brightness !lanes 'twist earth ant sum; Items! ame no ir clic yet has Won ' • .Lrita s the miser's treasure and the beige of Jews; . Dear"r is the Wife's &ore, likewise thepation's dues. . , • Venus. jienlepen-Thames, Noveniber 6 7, 11116. , •. W• H. _ TO THE EDITOR. * S Xp Work. of Art Lemon rands mowed, ' *And i t.r*lv Intelkit be found; " The Teroa's m ~ , r ain in'a lawyer's lease, • A web known f: ...'sur• • ignatises pgice; ploughman holds, and also drives his plough, 4dity ha. always tortuNl, you know, e duty,' and the loier's vow; Fair shine. Ilalia 'mixt the sun and earth; af *iron r.teer been plied by worth; Vtie Jeers .s ihrlow's and R4iser s ants; To b both Wives and Parsons claim. Join theft together, and I hope you'll And, -I.ntHFIELD the place Mass StII'AILD had la Wadi *tit, Novetaber S. W. L . • . TO THE EDITOR. • 1 . In works of Art, th' first W. Ind; ' 'Nature's chief slit, a sound, capacious leursiide Mtn for thou who let or buy ; The rign of i'vace is Health and Hammy The ploughman's elm la to leitsve. dm soil, . And cause the harvest to repay bb toil; Lover and Soldier's hound to ?erasers, And to tibia serve and punctuany adhere; The 0 reAomatiait•Ceadiiese is the star „Between •he earth and sun thAt gu ides bar ear; • . liy merit, Isere life bas neer been was, * When dea hto %tribe his arrest bas bogus; • •'• n the tuber's folly sbews, • • Ahd•matis rlur fierce rapacity of Jews; 1 • • The wire's ambition is .to Shim in Moss, • • 7 Management ' sense, and detest comeliness; . The pat sou'sclues as they to me appear, IASe tweed ' , the; the will, and oft Severe I , Thua every Rest lily (if be don't miss), rind oot the bzr resown'd AMP/DP(IIAL • Vents, ct named from the fountain at Orchostattus, sacral to that Goddess. Mask% blov. 11. oaotros, NS.% TO Ttilt EDITOR. • Islongst the products of art; some are justly esteem`d, Rut none mor important than Esestsvey is deeml; Though brier are the genii that are dug from the mine, &Di brig Ito. dues tribes fidegrity shine ; In aLease 'as colliery ial to mark and secure, The Time MblCh br pac ion is meant to endure; ,Wiirzi ti.e olive of Pescr spreads its leaves on the plain, Then commerce mid awful:sea flourish again; Then 1, oh Cos&lity beams in each eye, And che‘ rlui Costa's which no treasure an buy. 'll, ugh rhr i'Llubhm an must labour from morning s till night, Yet I. Hupe ot u.e Hemseet spa make it seem light; Yee his country the engages to Skit, And ne vow of good Faith is what fond lovers plight; • Most cosisp.euous of plains that cress, in their spheres, Betwixt earth and the • appears; The prize which No merit =never obtain, Is Ease. ton aulii.ter'd by trouble or pin; 'Tie .Lecre that c terms both the miser an d Jew, That • tliect they never &nuts front their view; licr Detis the Mises most legidmate And a Lime} every PUSIJII'S entitled to claim; Tliese a City express that wiU live in mows, While •he names of a JouNsos and SITIMILD are know !. Ayrshire, Nov. 4. LI 1 Lt WIELD. A. • A name of Diana—the Moon. t A tythe or tench part. TO THE EDITOR. Badst works of Art, design' the world to Weis s The first, and ooblest object, is the Pros. Of all the gems that Nature can impart, Reaktlest. Altiperter stupe chums the hew s In every 1 ease constocuous stands tba Rad, So Lawyers jutige, and all the world SUNK. By Stiiks'uf Staiyaatat, Shah of mirth, Poor was'. worn mortals hail of peace the kittb s 'Then Swot Smoky at her command Idea again, to gladden all the land. The ploughman, while he turns the stubborn soil, Panda Extern:fiat recompense Ms tots. 'rhe Soldier's breast with Pidristiate should glow; .Lovers vow Prgeretice that no change can MOW. No other Planet, Earth and Sus between, So oh as Orr atiatiaat Orb is seen. Z 0 is a boon no science an secure, Nor e'er dit! merit Leith of days Mum Aiwa ow At* are the Miser's aim, Aid eiespoonsl Merest Jews will always claim. A darling lox, the Wife would fondly view; Bet Vitamin the Parson's anneal due: • FroveitleMe Initials may be forsit'd the name Of a pined Capital, wet' known to hune, Whore Thais led the way to Anunon's eon, To ere the conquest which his arms had won! Wins* 4. PERSEPOLIS. TO THE EDITOR. Of' all Art's productions that challenge applause, Most pregtuutt with good are our excellent Lotus Of the gifts that we mortals from Nature receive, 'llitat,the brightest is isitrilest few disbelieve! Theresa: in • lease are essential you'll ipwn ; /or if they be mined, what eke, pray, is skews ? &thatw of Canma, with Urn onfurrd, gied Who of Peace are anneoned to the world! VI she Maas* of Haig, which dm Musheadman cheers; And, anal& hb distresses, bls labour endears! lior the Soldier and. Lover one word may be fond, Reg i e n tetl to Maly equally bound! that pass 'twist the earth and the we, And are seen in their transit, lidos b one! ll'o please all the world, were ao enterptiae vain, No merit can Eenrsise's mjew *pith I Pr tits Louth of his bord 11,40910111 Jew I And the treasure of htteere la jark /beet dot 'view I • The Wtie to violinist will &abase aspire; AM the Parses a Dread • stokes for hie hire! " •Tbeee Whit will furnish thawing of • town Sionder'd homes bi•Jobsitos's and Seward's mown ! November ' b • L lAICHIOII. I3 . • ? et thhe or teothiart. elf the Emperor of distributed smog 11;1 d' , diitrestid I be redeemed to Parki• f bis width Fof Oa * * dui of the par - age af the Enipeet, . Axons*, 500,000 Was will be distributed 8111011 the poOr . of Vienna, Out thq may take part in tl iv w hich this u nion must give to a ll the subjects l a mi jo tT,; and &Winkles paweed by distress pet! •0; kyr sums' below.** Pejo% are to be rode U) at 'Ptibtic expensfp kill • Fano,. *op? 'of Sesi . *:. has.lately granted b - * uitttr Cirm.4oe the rii44,oi Nearing a pas Cn ..i: _le . t#. , tagoily scow ,ie testimony of 1 -- ' • ;: . •. of tho two Matifostoes alibi lig ..:i .-m, id •be .1 ' t... , .; . '. . ; Alt". Eur•r e l be Mad! . Dois ~ 'ire: •t 1 1 1 ;~.. ' ~~ ~~. ~ 1 ~~, . •' . .4', - 1,,:• • • • • -.... ' roLrat QIIIIIMIQOAIIit .10t11,1111111/111 816.1.11141 CAUL... Gorge ruker, No. 165, Piccadilly, appeared to ea- • swer an infOrMatioO laid against him by George Chiveits, for having game concealed in his house. On this' informatioa a search-warrant drai granted, wind Bly, the Officer, found therein the following birds, viz. a brace of pheasants, ditto of !poor game or grouse..ditto partridges, ditto hares, making in all eight heads. By the 9th of Anne, c. 26, sec. 2, any person having in his possesiion any of the above maewnte7noede iu ga thor me i , zed no b t y be so i me ng d pe u rson ly Ou w al ir ified is goteciltivall. I lie. shall forfei the sum of 45 for ech head of i, 1 sni d e so found. t He was co avicted in a the penalty 'of 4240. ... ANOTHIM CAllll.4■••Rkkard Pfallt, poulterer, NO. 36, Jerrnyn•street, came te answer a similar infor amnion, laid against him by the same person, for loving game concealed in his house.—Gilmour, the Officer, stated, that on the authority of a search- Warrant he had searched defendant's house, and ,found therein only one brace of partridges, which *ere produced in Court, but he said there were the feathers and wings of several others, which seemed in have been recently picked.—Defendant pleaded , that though the partridges were in his house they were not his property, but sent from Lord Gwydir's, to be picked and trussed ready for the spit.—The Magistrate stated, that if defendant would bring forward any servant of Lord Gerydir, who would confirm his evidence upon oath, he would discbarge the intormation. . Weatute-sTaiter.—Yesterday Wm. Dockery, As old man, between 60 and 70 years of age, came be fore the Magistrate with a young woman a little more than 20, and complained against his son, a young man, near 20, for threateniag to take away his life.—Complainant said, that helived at NO. 12, Queen-street, Old-street-road, and was upon the point of marriage with the young woman wbo ac companied him to the Office ; and she was in danger as well - as himself, for his son had threatened, if ever their union took place, te put - an end to both their lives. A warrant was issued, and the young min . i:o • aprehended. UNION HALL.—CONSINATION AND RIOlo,A' eo rioui case of combination, riot, and assault, came on to be investigated before the Magistrates at this Of fice, on Wednesday, when Benjamin Crouch, John Maples, Pas. Harnett, Pat. Murphy, Wm. Hollis, and Israel Chapman, well known Resurrection-men, were charged by Mr. Williams and Mr. Sparren, Students belonging to St. Thomas's Hospital, with assault and riot. It appears that the spirit of combination which has of late been so prevalent amongst journeymen mechanics, has communicated itsdlf even to the gentlemen of the honourable profession known by the vulgar appellation of resurrection men, or body SWAM. A majority of this worthy and enlightened band, which is by no means numerous, have lately beea to the Continent, on a visit to the famed field of Waterloo, as is said, for the purpose of collecting and importing into this country, a cargo of teeth. On their return lately, a general meeting was held, at which it was determined that in future no subject should be furnished, either to lecturer or student, at hospital or lecture room, for less than six guineas, the price up to this time having been four. This resolu tion was communicated to the surgeons, who, consi dering the demand as an imposition, determined to resist it, and having . fouad means to induce two of the fraternity to secede from the, general body, they were engaged to furnish subjects to a certain extent. They succeeded, but the general body having re. ceived information of an intended visit to the tombs, planned by the two traitors, they gave information to the Officers at the Town Hall, who, in consequence of the information they thus received, surprised the two offenders in the very act of opening a grave, and took them into custody. This did not satisfy their vengeance; for having obtained information that some subjects had been taken to St. Thon saes Hos pital, the six defendants went there, forced their way into the dissecting room, where Mr. Williams and Mr. Sparrea were, and drawing their knives, began to nourish them. Mr. Williams and Mr. Sparren. alarmed, attempted to effect a retreat, but were pus.. sued and brought back, and obliged to continue in the room whilst the defendants cut the three bodies which were lying on the dissecting table into pieces. Whilst they were thus employed, information having by some means been sent to Glennon,he, with another Officer, went and . secured all the defendants, and took chess before the Magistrate. They made no defence, but said they had been very ill treated by the surgeons,, who could not do without them. They were all ordered to find bail to answer the complaint at the Sessions. WILLIAM ARCHIBALD ARMSTRONG WHIT,* ESCI• Barrister at Law, is appointed a Magistrate of the Shadwell Police Office, an the room , of H. GREGG, Esq. resigned, and Captain RicuseLL, of his Maks ty's Regulation Office for seamen at the Tower, and `at the Tender off the Tower, is appointed a Magi strate of the Thames Police Office, an the room of :JOHN HARRIOTT, Esq. who has retired. Late on Tuesday night, the 9r2d,ur earlyon Wed. 4esday morning, the eSd ult. the parish church of St. Mary, Warwick, was entered by some persons ssaknown,• and the family pew of the Earl of WAR• meth which since the death of the late Earl had been lined with black chub, was entirely stripped of its covering, end the whole, consisting of about ten yuds, was taken away. Three poor men were killed; and three - others, wounded, last week, at Howth, near Dublin, by the falling of a pleceof rock, underneath which they were at works Bene.A swarm of bees took up their.lodging eight years ago betwixt the roof and eieling of a summer boons the garden of Thomas Hahne Mande, Esq. of Leadal. Here the colony has remained immolated ever singe s nor has k been known to send of a swum .00 Wednaiday rennight, G. Masi% En. bad the eatieilty to retieeve part of the eieliag for the purpose of iospecting the state of the hive, when he found 60Iba. of comb. filled with honer, • Part rig& w beromo.vaanlated in die ads homage. happeiwo from.this fact, that the casting-of beck and-the e•-• talky to which.diese providest mien& es.- is uniaviorabbuseaseas, BPt WNW 0 0: " . .1-11111111011, apiltimegi wiie they the yrs of mash • LAW. • SOME* Ong . A r ll : l4l°P. Odern abas es, ""C- t I * arr !P ia g t"r ""d gr at i liesPeelan't el ?I die liesttnetion of the of honest sodependesee who works and re. incise poor men. Now the m an e e ives wages for hit wok. feels hinnelf infinitely less dependent, *au the man w ho is supported coo aiere chanty, is idleness. In this view there can be no more economical application of the funds raised for charity, than the finding work for ' home disposed to labour. Such was, in fect,,the true original intent of the poor laws. The Overman were appointed in, Queen StliAlletTles time 1 ! for ustior so cum; such pawns as had no means to maintain themselves."—. But the only practicable way of setting men to work, when the demand for labour fails,is to stimulate that demand by assisting those from whom it springs. ihra is to say,• in the present state of things, pond pally the landholders; for there is little scope now for any application- of surplus labour to manufactures. For these reasons the Committee of Neath, appointed •tis consider of the best means for relieving and avert ing the distresses of the poor, has proposed to encourage land-holders to prosecute improvements on their estates by cultivating rough lands, making roads, Knees, drains, &e. ; and as an inducement to such un ihetakinga, they propose to pay out of the poor-rates, sir other funds of that description. Ng slaird of the exitenn. Various regulations are proposed for the superinten dense of the works, thsprovidieg tools, kc.; and in deed the efficacy of the plan.must in keat measure depend on the local ad:ration althea manor arrange. mots: but looking o y.to the general principle, we most say, it appears to bear on the face of it very strong recommendations. Not the least of these is, that while it elevates the labourer from idleness to honourable activity, it animates the fanner, and per haps relieves him from absolute despondency. — Lastly, it benefits the parish by a certain diminution of present burden and a prospect of still greater benefit hereafter fr ' cim the augmented value of the lands and increase of the produce. We offer these slight remarks rather as opening to subject to further discussion, than as preseeung a satisfactory statement of dli that is necessary to be considered on so important a topic. We are happy to notice the appearance of such benevolent and laudable committees. Associa tions which offer practical results promise much more real benefit than strings of resolutions consisting of Mae ITOiSMS• There is not the least truth in a paragraph that has appeared in most of the public prints, that the LORD MAYOR bad purchased a bullock and flour, in order to ascertain the profits of the botcher' and bakers. BORING EXTRAORDINARY.m.mTOII3 Cribb, the Pug; listic Champion of England, notwithstanding his for bearance in even resenting personal haul's, which has often been recorded since his career as a publican, vras compelled to exercise his pu_g ilistic powers on Thurs day night, at Oliver's, in Peter•street, Westminster. Ait athletic navigator, who had been working at'One of the sew bridges, of immense strength, became very ttoublesome at Oliver's, in consequence Of the land lord refusing to trust him for beer, and be let loose "pen Oliver with horrid abuse, upbraided him with having been vanquished by one navigator (inesoing Carter) and said he would serve him or Cribb the same as Carter could do. Oliver remonstrated in vein ; and whilst the navigator was vauntingly de. claiming against Cribb, the Champion came in. The navigator behaved very civil on seeing him, and Cribb endeavoured to promote order, but havins 1 failed, he told Oliver that if a man behaved so in his house, it was his practice to send for a constable..; The navigator' then insisted upon Making else than tr fight Cribb, or, in his own words-- 0 to be his is by way of amusement; for three or four rounds. Cribb took no further notice of him until he was up braided with the appellation of coward, and that he was afraid to fight. The blood being up at the na:' vigator stripping and putting himself into a Mina. cing attitude, the Champion followed him to as empty room in the twighbourhbod, and to it they, went, no one else being present in the room. In the first twb rounds the navigator received some heavy body hits. and when he ran in, he was thrown. The navigator took a little breath, and then turned to again, and he received a hit oh the top of the fore-1 head, which, if planted a little lower, would have been frightfully effective. Cribb threw hitp when he closed. Although the navigator was rewarded for his vaunting', he had two other tarns at the Cham pion, taking his own time for commencing opera. tions ; but heat length gave it up for a bad job, and walked off, reserving his prowess, as he said, for another' day. . • , Wilma, the pedestrian, has been industriously itt l WOO; during last week. at Hull. On Monday lie', performed 64 miles ; on Tuesday 60; on Wednesday 53 ; on Thunday 60 ; on Ftiday 53 ; and on Si; turday 53 railer by a quarter past eleven o'clock in the evening, three quarters of an hour only within the time, which completed his utidertaking to walk 1000 miles in eighteen successive days. Sundays ex cepted. Wilson concluded his arduous taskarnidst the cheers of the populace, and a torrent of rain, Which commenced about six in the evening, when he had 20 miles to accomplish, and continued to the end of his performance. Coursing Meeting commenced on Wednesday, which was attended by the Marchioness of SALISBURY, and many of the No bility. Several matches were run ; the first between Mr. PALLITT 9 II blue bitch Slender, bred by Mr. HUDION, against Mr. TOWNSiND'S black bitch Fly, which was won by Mr. P.'s bitch ; the second was between Mr. MITCHELL'S brindled dog Brand; and Mr. Mastpria.'s blue dog Ale a fi ne course , and ra ther considered in favour. of Brandy, but the parties to run at a future day ; the last course was a :f r arming one between her Ladyship's old favourite dog Author, and a young black dog Tinker, bred and given to her Ladyship by Mr; HODSON, won by the young dog—this was the 2d course he ever ran. tiATIPIRLD, HOUNDS.—The Hatfield hounds meet Monday, it - Symonds Hyde ; Thursday, at Bir• mingham ; Saturday, at Hitch Wood, at half past ' ten:— Mr. Comma's hounds meet to-day at Hatfield 'Beath ; lefonday,ut Roydon Park ; Wednesday, at edon Hall ; Saturday; at Leading' Rcrothing ; ondsy, November 17, at Crinficlir Hari; • Wednes . November 20, at Writtle Park. 4 e hoped' of • LLOYD, Nig. met this morning erid Park Gate, at eleven o'clock ; end will meet on Tuesday, at Assington.ball Green'; Wand on Friday, at Raydoa Wood; each day at 18 e'clock. HATFISLD r it4Atilt • IetWOATI AIM LZADENHALL mAßicErs (By its Carcass.) s • MK:stone Ss 44 to as 41 t Vest • a d t ., . Its Sd to Sb deb I Purk 4s 41 to I f PRICES OP HAY AND .414 4V/ : ST. UMW& wUI TtcUAPI.L. Hay SI lOs ad to 51 IE4 od Hay 51 Straw II 16s 04 to Id lOd Strays II ts 4, Clover, 7L 7s. Od. to 4L et. • PRICE HOPa. 1111 W BAGS. N to' ' , scarfs. im to 141 Ob Kest - ill os to 111 i t SI 00s tO 141 Os busses 101 101 to Lit id I 111 Os to 161 fOs Farnham is' o. t o IN 4 Kea Sums bees Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary Is ad to Is At i i stone) - 2s Ild to Ss 01 Market Cat Middlingi set 0.1 co 24 4I I Sag Horse ils tii ~.., et Sheepskins Os to Ss 01 Shearlings Is 6d. Lambs er 7,1 to tip M~ I '~._ t ... 71:A " 7. - E !c. Ilea 1 J I,l:llaCwilt"leiriggellliwilajlicklooss:l49:o:ll:lo7.::RlßTrilca:M::::ol:iitlF'AdastarcasksulliarriteeKßieta---11:40tieal:rW)kirw.;:AllY.tilwitT/30.H1Cit45.41:::::07:::::5a1Ut1rti.;A5..:581‘,7.:1..1:1'14:i.,.......,..':. 4:.1,'.:,..4.',..:111'11:ii.:_..;,.! ST. UMW,. I 10s ed to 51 Itls od i Hay 5t 0, , ~ s e , * , Clover, 7L 7s. Od. to 8L Bs. ' 111 OS to 161 lOs I Farnham 181 0. to 244 11 -1. :I ' t r. RAW HIDES - 7 ------ --1 11 . • Jai Wen and Steers (per Ordinary Is Ild • •tois • tog te o4 t) - 2s ad to S. o i l Market Catt . 7e v• • ago 4a 01 to 24 41' Eng Horse tl a t ,,.,'"„, _ k bilifeee p this Os to 34 Od. shearl,ngs is 6d. Lambs :!is 7,1 t ,..,i; 1 .7.. t - t il i PRICE OF 1 ALLOV - T" --- 1 : 1 '-' P.'s , ' . sees Market as 1141 town 'fallow • '••s w' &whet - Os Od Yellow Russia Ss igd 'it tl I lapel Market Ss 0 1 • White ditto so, 4 C O' 4 eitl tone of 81b. 0.---- I Soap ditto . sum '. ol Candles per doz. ios tid—Moulds, Its 61 ow Soap, Btis—Mottled. 9416 —Curd, 55,..:.0,„h e , elis • • stl C SO E t O o F so L ib E s Af i r ld Eß lt l 3 2l 4 L cal EA t D s E ki l` l l .,, H , A 3 - i i . t 1 0 , 4 4 444. 1 . ..,4Er r:iii w ile i s.... l": i SG o 661bs 95d 961 Dif..o eo to 7olb. v. I i ,bee iii ants Backs 00d it'd Ditto 70 to sons- 1141 e i l i . g ng Hides 143 164 , Small Seat. tireculaui %am ' I !owls Hides 16i1 tied j Lerus i.t. , ,, g)er ...IL sp.': -* el 0 COAL MAR I , NU v kAllsEi • oat Market. Ships foie. Price, Is I l ewca s t le 18 ::as Gat. to 495.434, 14 0 anderland 3 41.. of to 455.0 g, 'orkshfre a 355. COUN ritY NIAltKb i a. &e. .... •• E 1 B o l ooa, Nov. 7.--Wbeat pot toad, Coo 00% to ego , ' ~...._. ditto, i7l to 27105. Bale ' , per quarter zits , 0 1,, 0 7: soon ) 455. Beans 884. to 65r. Old Beaus ous to .0 % ir e 'to a 565. kye t'Os to rot. . ✓oma, Novemher 7 —Prig eof the Hall-peck I.naf, 4 4% ' um Nsuav, Nov. 7.-11/beat 111. 6d. ID ISs. a bushel. Fe n —so Ka. per sack. Tread a. Sd. the halt peck. X w 0000„ oaaos—Wiseat :A's ro t i •ss Barley 2ls to gow. ila 010 to 441. Beans 60s to 665, Peas 458 to 40s. ' M PRlGiis OF °OLD AND SILVER. Portugal Gold in Coin, per oz. CS lies ot, en lt• Foreign Gold in Bars - 3 ilk 6,L lb e ! ft ' New Doubloons - - 0 00s Od. . New Dollars - - 0 1s WO, Mr. River in bars - - 0 51 Kt . X COURSE OF EXCHANGE, YESTERDAI. —". le tads= 40 2 LIU. Barcelona 00 'II Ist sight 39 8 lidboa 35 tadam 12 6C. F. St. Sebastian oo at sight 12 3 Gibraltar 31 Waal 12 72U. 1 Leghorn, 46 *it* were 12 6 Genoa, 43 burgh 27 023 U. ~,, I Venice,n. C. 11v.licsalt , ' Di 3 7 1 Yell. . ineffective per t. vet a 3 - t 1 day's date 25 70 . I Malta 16 . Set € o 25 90 it 1.1. Naples, 34 theme Aglo of the Bank on Holland 2 per Cent. I PRICE OF srocKs YES I . ER DAY • k Stock 416{ 217 . I India Stock, r Ct. Red.illift I India Boom 4: 13 pr. nntil o Coos.ostiti i /rub s per Cent. Who r Cents. 77t I Imp. a per Cent.— . , r Cent. Navy 941 9S 941* I Exchequer Bills 97 6 tr. ha d 1 gAnns.l6 IS 15-16 Cons. tor 3CC. fielif • • t EXtraCt of a - letter from Mid Lntoian, scotiati, el vember 4 :.... t The harvest is still net over, aft a. ul deal of grain out ; but from what I bare 544, the 1 l from all I hear, although therm is not of 2 r I ...xi, slity, yet it is, with some exceptions, an abeaat koe , Ip, anJ I have no hesitation in sAying that 16.1 Rai I not, or Ink Net, to be any scarcity ; the Idtalai always ready to spread alarm , but lam Cerloca ,{t "1 1 I price will soon fall." 'tics A letter from Ennislcillen, stys—the potatoe are . . _ this county has : .14c.m before been name abusiza. .. ; I oate proof of the prolific p: remise Afforded by tic, . .. portant article of our agriculture, we may ater.6ca ren potatoes, weighing nine pounds, which , w ,. . 5 more, of inferior and middling size, were product! im one plant, .dug last week out of a ridge ea N Id of MT. WMITAKICR, of this town. In our wad t a DirisiOns have fallen accordingly. ics .------- hi DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. • 1 Nov. 19, James Saysvell and Robert Kirkman, Wooloone k-manufacturen. Nov. 19, Sam. parrot, Leadetthall.mr. . :reliant, at twelve. Nov 1 6 , Joseph I.an:ester, MOAN '' owe, Bromptoo, merchant, at one. Nov. 12, Joba liine.,ltio . V wen, and Henry Abbott, Bucklersbu ty, merchants, at one. Da. , Benj. Wm. and Benj. Fairlawn, Epping, batitters, at rafts , Dv. 26, Thos. Hughes, 1.184-street, tuyoksellt.r, Lt tea So ;, Jot.tith Adcock. St. Mary Axe, drucjist, at one. NI% ' idn Dodd, Norfolk-street, Middleaez Hospital, chcesonkr. , eleven. Nov. 26, Henry Brantley, Lloyd': Coliet 4 irtate.ir . • ranee-broker, at twelve. N0v..30, Janies Belcher Ball, lio agton,,coachluasvr, at 12. Nov. 29,,Jaines Du Bois. BM* . .surance-troker, at IL . Nov. 26, James Jeffs, Burford,oor , . ie. blov. 30, Atin Pad, Doncaster, milliner, at ii. Noto, 2. bales James; Combilt, woollen-draper, at tea. 151ay.26, • 7 tam, Dittoed-street, upbulAteree at testa DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. • Dec. 6, Thos. and Wm. :latter, Ilmlnster and West f • , • kohlers, at the George, Ilminster. Nov. 29, James Harn jo. heifield, grocer, at la, at the *routine, .tieffield. N0r. 213 , 1 : 1 7, lrylls, Doritend, btass-cock-tounder, at la at the Utile°, ' tingbaso, .Nov.2n, Wm. Allot, Birmingham, silver-Otte , 1 ,, 2, at the Royal Hotel, Birnsinghani. Nov. 27, Netts. Ili , c"; lloitcestor, grocer, at 11, at the Bell, Glaucester. Nov. a. ''. lewlett, Birtningham, innkeeper, at to, at the Royal Hotel, , drigham. Nov. 26, Thos. King, Leicester, grocer, at Illat , "Ake Han, Leicester. Dec. ,5 Ant ony Strpheusals Tit ,' . nouth, ship-ownrr, at clarets . , at ;he George, Nor.h :shield:. ib l CERTIFICA l'ES.—Novr 34 cr a tn. , 111 William Grant, Oxford-street, tiphohrt tvr. lirorge TO lisbopweartnouth, coal-Goer. Thomas Watts, Whae, . , Khitecross-street, carpenter. Satnuel Taylor, Oxendon.,.. h nerchaot. Richard Fork, Fleet-strect, ironmonger: Jolo Al lohn Bull, Red Lion-court, Watling-street, merc•iants. R - Howarth, Salford, butcher. Thomas King, Leicester, ra€' o. William and Thomas Worts, of Great Yarmouth, cora• kephen Walker, of Mark-lane, 614 p-broker. Sarah Stee,. ' Bruton-street, milliner. David Richards, Jewln-strect, o • draper. , James Pearce. Exeter, wive-merchant. Nov VA—Benjamin tle or itt, Ellowen Bowman, r•ntl Sole dowes Bowman, Natitwicls, -bankers., Fri;etnan Joh . . Na t . Liverpool, shipwright. %I'm. Brown, Lirei pool, mat dant% "l Robson, Pviurpeth, taildicr. John Brewers Burcomh, €O, Isaachar Thorp, Manchester, druggist Pi e,!erick :.:Ji.o les 4 , gustus Lenox Sandwell, Bristol, merchant. Janos Wools . Yarmouth, victualler. ----• Il - MARRIEJL . Saturday, at . Clonntel, Captain PuncJart, or the 3 ith R ~; .. of Foot, now quartered in that town, to Ecll, youngest • • • , of the late lobo Keilly, Esq. of Belyrove , county Cork. -------....----------- ' DIED. . Tneaday, at Ealing, after a few hours illness, Miss Sail . hello Carr. BO • l'Utnnflan in glnann flitliTC. Chelsea, after a feW2loolo___, e_il PRICE OF I ALLOW. Be. James's Market as WI I l'owu Tallow Us % Clue Market - Os 041 Yelksw Russia so b 4 Whitechapel Market Ss 01 , White ditto per stone of elb -.--- I Soap ditto ON ,4 Candles per dot. los tid— Mounds, its 6.l Ssi od Yellow Soap, 84.4—Mottled, 946—Curd, 55,...:p.„ 1 ,, , uis —.........._ PRICE OF LEATHER IN I.EttI)E'NH Al.l, 4 1141E - 017 41 ' i Butts, 50 to 56Iba slid 1t34 ' Call Sitivq, s: to toll% ir ! l ei Ditto. SG o 661bs ssd sf6.l Oil.° In to 7oltu is: ii ii Merchants Backs 00d i ati DittO 70 to multi. vii Ai Dressing Hides 14 3 164 , Small Seat. tiretulavi U:ill sal Pine C..ach Hisles tod 170 i 1,,0 - 4 , t•t.o, t)er ...IL se. 134 COAL MAtt&E i . 14U v kAll)Ett.." --- ''' Wrest Market. Ships sold. time. IS Newcastle 18 :..8s titt to s9s. ft 3 iumierland 3 41.. of tts 455.04, I Yorksture a 856. COUN rItY MAIIKE &e. . _ _ Uzsarooz, Nov. 7.—Wbeat Pet mut . 400 613 % to As New ditto, t7l to 27105. kale" ver quarto' 2ifs to o k 26s to 455. Beans 3 64. to 65 r. Old Beaus ous .Re. 1-,;; 46s to kye ills to coa„ OZ/ORD, NOVenthrr 7 —Prk eor the Half-peck laid, BANBURY, Nov. 7.—Wbest 11s. 6d. 10 ISS• a bushel. Fan 113 s. Ot.s. per seek. tread tts. Sd. the Malt peck. Nawswiv. gums—Woe:lt :;05 ro e•is Barley 2ls to Shit Oats sis to 442. Brans 60s to 645, Peas 458 to 110 s. PRlCiis OF GOLD AND SILVER. Portugal Gold in Coin, per oz. CS les og. Foreign Gold in Bars 3 tits ft New Doubloons . 0 00s Od. New Delius 0 46 inter in bars - 0 51 COURSE OF EXCHA Amsterdam 40 2 LIU. I Ditto at sight S 9 8 Amsterdam 12 6 C. F. Ditto at sight 12 Rotterdam 12 7 2U. Antwerp 12 6 Hamborgh 27 0 intl. I Akan' S 7 i 2gU. I Paris 1 day's date 45 70 . Ditto 22 90 a Agio of the Bank on NGE, YESTESDAI. — " - Barcelona 00 95 I St. Sebastian 00 Gibraltar 31 Leghorn, 46 Genoa, 43 Venice.n.C. l.ir.Plecir I ineffective per t, vet IT 3 I Malta 16 I Naples, Holland 2 per Cent. PRICE OF STOCKS YVS FERDAY Bank Stoek.2 i6f 217 India Stock, II pet Ct. Red. iltift I India Bonds 12 I.lpr. Dltto Ceos.tifftf /rub 5, per Cent. t per Cents. 77t I Imp. 3 per Cent per Cant Navy 9s{ 9S 941 f Exchequer Bills 976 ra Long Anne. 16 it 1546 I Cons. tor 3CC.6 '21 Extract of a letter from Mid Littii lan, &dal, November 4 : 0.. 8( The harvest is still net OW, a . good deal of grain out ; but from what i bare and from all I hear, although the corn is not Of 2 g , quality, yet it is, with some exceptions, an abuara crop, anJ I have no hesitation in sAying that ilr.t Brill not, or Ink smt. to be any scarcity ; the lariat are always ready to spread alarm, but I am certact the price will soon fall." A letter from Ennislcillen, says—the potato try in this county has .14(.m before been more abualw. As one proof of the prolific Fomise afforded by ‘l.l important article of our agriculture, we may nicr6os seven potatoes, weighing nine pounds, which , w ,. . 5 $2 more, of inferiors - and middling size, were product! from one plant, dug last week out of a ridge ea land Of MT. WHITAKICR, of this town. In our meta provisions have fallen accordingly. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. Nov. 19, James Saywell and Robert Kirkman, Wood-ress sllk-manufacturen. Nov. 19, Sam. Ntaroot, Leadenhall-sctr. merchant, at twelve. Nov 16, Joseph I.an:aster, MOAN grove, Bromptoo, merchant, at one. Nov. 12, Jolla Jone.,lii Owen, and kienry Abbott, Bucklersbuty, merchants, at meas. 10. Benj. Wm. and Benj. Finchant, Epping, bankers, grads Nov. 26, Thos. Hughes, 1.184 re-street, bookseller, Lt tea So. 26, Joseph Adcock. St. Mary Axe, drucjist, at now John Dodd, Norfolk-street, Middlesex Hospital, cNeesancillt% at eleven, Nov. 26, Henry Brantley, Lloyds ColieedrieW.lP , swatter-broker, at twelve. N0v..30, Janie% Belcher Bail, Se sington,,coach-tuasvr, at 12. Nov. 26,„litines Du Bois, BMA insurance,troker, at 111. Nov. 26, James Jeffs, Bartordookki at in. Nov. 30, Atin Pelki, Doncaster, milliner, at t Chides James; Combill, woollen-draper, at tea. Nov.° Gram, Oatoed-street, upholsterer, at test. DI VIDENDS toe made in the COUNTRY. Dec. 6, Thos. and Wm. :latter, Ilmlnster and West clothiers, at the George, Ilminster. Nov. 99, James I Ehelield, grocer, at 12, at the Tontine, iheffield. Ncv.lS, Geylls, Deritend, btass-cock-tounder, at 19, at the UNA mingham. .N0v.511), Wm. Allen, Birmingham, silver , ' 12, at the Royal Hotel, Birnsinghant. Nov. 27, Nati.. Gloitcester, grocer, at 11, at the Bell, Gloucester, Nov. o * Hewlett, Birtningham, innkeeper, at t 2, at the Royal Mei.' mingliam. Nov. 26, Thos. King, Leicester, grocer, at lb ai Wilke Han, Leicester. J.ka 5 Atit!iony tirepheusaii, Tl, mouth, ship-owner, at civics' . , at ;Ise George, Nor+ blecid;i CERTIFICAFES.—Novt 34 et it , William Grant, Otiforil..trett, tiphohrt !Tr. Genrie Tf Bishopwearmouth, coal-fittcr. Thomas Watts, Whii.ir Whitecross-street, carpenter. Satnuel Taylor, Oxendos.A. merchant. Richard Furk, Fleet-street, ironmonger: Joks7 John Bull, Red lion-court, Wading-street, merc'anti. Howarth, Salford, butchcr. Thomas King, Leicester,?? , William and Thomas Worts, of Great Yarmouth, cum. &ephen Walker, of Mark-lane, ship-broker. Sarah • Bruton-street, milliner. David Richards, Jewlu-street, ed. draper. , James Pearce. Exeter, wive-mem:taut. Nov 26.—Benjamin tle.sitt,Edilowes B.iwinan, r.ncl loNs dowes Boorman, Nantwich, -bankers., Fr.;etnan J oh . l Ha. Liverpool, shipwright. %I'm. Brown, Lire' pool, 'midis*. Robson, Pviorpeth, saddler. Julio Brewer 4 Burconih, s Isaachar Thorp, Manchester, druggist Frederick wtala gusto' Lenox Sandwell, Bristol, merchant. Janus Wind,' Yarmouth, victualler. MARRIED. Saturday, at Clonntel, Captalu P.D.e.Jurt, or the 3 ith Re, of foot, now quartered in that town, to roll, youtigea talk, of the late John Keilly, Rag. at Malinivr, county Cork. DIED. 9day, di Nang, after a few hours illness, Miss Saralt' bells Carr. , 4 . Monday, in Blaine square, Chelsea., after a few boom 011 , Mrs. Mary Jeffs, widow of the Rev. W. Je f f s, 13. D• and f 4 o" formerly Fellow of St. John's College, Oxford, and late of' t° Tattle House, London. At Aaerum House, Scotland, the 29th ult. the Wart sae . 4° Alexander Don, Bart. 111411 W A I,EATO moabtoW A' Moran 41tvritoop LONI)ON git alio. al ter. : 47 ••••••••• I•ONDC)Dir Proved by LIN ski.; ENT . I' ic I Mit% Publakekl ibcti, and a: tile Star•Offic:Jewrit