Star. — London, England, 1816-10-19 00:00:00

ada w c. tow** rei . (oOr vessels of tire e '••li b e anise& Brigs, kleoos, stad gunibosts riot: Wed: Batteries are alai: to be erec — teu -2 ' e Lerarit'sboree, and thus the navi gation on that . • • oral be :mire secure. ir e bale re ceived intelligefice from Africa. The %tripes labour en *am in *repairing the fottifica . Th e Del is amidst the fortification's precisely. bat he was in the battle,. directing and encouragldg I person. The check.which be has teceived has kv nothing Nom the love which hii subjects bore . 0 , or from the torsideration in which. he was held: fie has sent an Envoy to the•Emperar of Morocco: l'aPPears that the latter .has not kept the treaties ihieb existed hearten them. The Dey now demands . . tistiret i o n ; be accuses the Emperor of having fa. • voted bis enemies, and of keeping up an nadir. onsing with them. k • ap pears that the Dey wishes the Emperor of "soca to break with the English, which will be a to method of obtaining his revenge, withoUt any it on ;be part of the Dey of Algiers. • The French' are still in . high favour at Algiers; J t h e a ncient relatians have resurtied their influence. ; e igeb ot . osSul is_the . only (ma who is admitted ;the Dry, when he pleases. " • • Thi s siornineive received Charleston Papets tithe th, and from Jamaica to the 19th of Augusts 'JAMAICA, AUGUS r 6. A l e tter received is this city from euracoa, dated ided ultimo, states , that General Bolevar, after k il dieg with 1000 men at 04mores, re-embarked on t w ain that General Morales was coming upon it front St. Carlos, and went to Bonaire with 60 ibis followers. He afterward's, kls 3aid, made a econd lading at Ocamores with 1500 men, and s ou blette was marching upon Caraccas. 111011 COSILESTON CITY GAZETTY, AUGUST 30; beaUal Toledo, whose name is familiar tci one p e ase u the leader of the revolutionary forces in ' l l ) . e Spiiiish provinces bordering on the United States, poi through this city on Sunday. He arrived at' ; Alexandria in a vessel from New Orleans, and' is gone Northwards. His object is not known. Livia' of the sth of May, from Calcutta, corn- Inicate a circumstance of an unpleasant nature 'lllll bad just occurred at Bareilly, in consequence N the introduCtion of what is called in India the 4144 I;eree system into that and the other large %taws in Rohilcund. The people, it appears, resisted Durabletonss authority, attacked him in the inre, and in the fray the Moofta, who was on the popular side, was !unfortunately mounded. This cu. Innstauce was eagerly laid bold of to give the a6air &ratios character, and in the course of the two killowieig days upwards of ten thousand open were tinabled from Ranappre and Pillebeet, and in spite of way ;Wort at conciliation by Messrs. Dumbleton, Ltycestet, and Erant, they proceeded to attack the small military force which happened to be at the place. The rabble began their career by murdering lion of Mr. 4eycester, who was proceeding unarmed between die two bodies into which that force had ben divided, and immediately commenced a general nod desperate attack on them both, hoping by their mperior numbers to annihilate the whole. Captain .Doscawrit crinmanded the infantry, consifting of three commies, with two guns, one of which was nearly captured on the occatien of their making a desperate effort and breaking hito his square . The other party consisted of a corps of Rohida horse, who were useful is dispeiCing the Mob,' but who male no attempt to shed the blood of their countrymen,. except iliac nit& ,e 1 their own companions, who was cot iiavra in the act of deserting to the insurgents. One officer was iron:Wed oti the occasion., QO sepoys killed, r:4auslo4. The military amounted in all to about 500; and this gallant party we= Oppelsed by at last lq,QOO persons, of whom tOo were killed, sad about the same number taken prisoners. Every thing Fairl s ritdrni' d trawl . nillity tit the date of the last accouriti ; and it was satisfactory: to ascertain no taduttdual of any rank, except' th e Moofia, tamed to have been concerned in , the mischief. I tinnatlay .the Doke and Doebeu of tits., lotto Stireithetth awed visit •to - think ikeil , l.- lie PtineetiS *PIMA. MATILDA Ut GLOUCESTER, at in - the house formerly occupied by 'lnflate Doke of Bnussynot. The dir.ner given by the QUEEN on -Thursday, to the Place kEGIO47 and the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, tit a patting dinner to the. Royal Duke, previous .11 his oyal Highness leaving London (misty return to Hauover. Yesterday morning, about half:past eight . O'clock; 16 % Rl4l Highness the Duke of CAkt &awns, attended VI Major JONES (his Royal Highness's Private Se - trim') :tad Aide-de-Camp) left Cambridge House 'for bower, there to embark for Calais on their way 1° P4iis. where they will remain for a week t . from _hence t h ey proceed to the Duke of WELLINGTON'S _ .eati-c l u arters , and afierviards to itutgard. "rbey vi l reach Hanover about the 23d of Novembit. Yesterday, about halt past three o'clock, her l '""Is , 11 and the Princess .ELIZABETH, lift the Queen's Palace in a travelling carriage, escorted by Of Light Horse, and proceeded to Black 'laths to meet the Duke and Duchess of GLotions -1 to dine with the Princess Solon A. the Parting 1 7, 1 01ist, att en d e d by Si r WILLIAM left "rlion House soon after, to jolts the Royal Party at tlackheath- The nuptials between the Earl of Witawton and '', l df Masson, ate expected to be solemaized on : Monday next- Immediately after the ceremony, the ta Pßl'touple will l ea v e town for Warwicii Castle, itne re thri intend-to pees the honeymoon's mg to: He. rok duM k It v d e" op he ,al 46 )0, El 1r 0 - hit Aid: • . . . ' ARMY 1N titANCE. genially last the Doke of WILL:O4mo* in§petted the, cavalry under . the iiinntitad• of Lord Cosiest.- 4sittis,ln the iseighbourhnotof St. Outer's, previous to The Grand - Reriew which is_ to take place an Mon day, the 21st, at eambray: Grace expressed his high satisfaction at the.appearance of the troops, arid the high condition. of. the ; hap particularly those of the 11th Dragoons, under torarnand of Lieutenant Colon! S.LLIGH. After. the 'review the cavalry will retire to their winter Cantonments, as follow t —lit Brigade, Lord A. SONillaiXT, ricthune, and adjacent villages 2d Brigade, Sir H. yertAm, Boulogne and neighbourhood ; $d klrigade, Sir Col- GRANT, Ilaselbeke and Cassel. The general Headquarters will be at Montle, on the high toad between Calais . and St. Onset's. • The Doke of WELLINGTON has taken the large cha teau of Coteau, near Cambray, which makes up 50 principal beds; he has got sixty couple of hounds, and intends, aftmthe Review of the Allied troops, to pass his time until Christmas : in hunting. His Grace intents inviting all the British Offleers in rotation ; in fact, he will keep a kind of open house. Sir C STUART has taken the Hotel de Chatrun, in the Rue 'de Capuchins, for the puke of Consume. • *! The citadel and town of Cambray are occupied by the 3d Battalion of Grenadier Guards, and 2,1 Bat talitat of Coldatreame ; .tfie• Head Quarters of the' StiflCorps of Catralry,tngineers, and Staff Corps of Infantry, withDe*lmeritS of the Artillery add Sanwa and MineisO 14414 obthr gluey are the 23d, the Ist Battalion Of the 27th, and Ist Bat talion of the Rifle Brigade, comprising about 5000 . men. In the 'neighbouring villages are the 7th Fu siliers, the 40th, and 48d Regiments, and Detach ments of Horse Artitleryand Waggon Train. These corps form the tlr,t division (tithe army. under Lieu tenant General the Honourable Sir Lowey Cost, and have been daily exercised during the last fort night, in preparation for the ensuing grand reviews, which will take place on the Plains of Dentin, about 12 miles from Carebray, towards Valenciennes, and celebrated by the Signal victory gained over the lat . sperialists by Marshal Vi pas. • • The troops will. March-from Cambial , for encamp ' ment 'on the •06th, and the grind ornaucenere‘ will .cOrnmence 'co the -19(h} when whole of the British , forces will have pOitearkfilret,, •cenjtnlction with the Hanoverian, 1)46$11, and Wirtemburahannitiageots , atimetitting," attorther; to stpeiards, et 3ii3Otakoten under arms, upwards 4'18,000 daily aitioris baving been orderelfor ttie eahtp,:from the 16th to the 2511 last. after whicheit Avaniderstood, the troops will break off for their- farmer eintanments. • His race the Duke of Whcthitertos witlbe attended by a brii- Haat Staff ; their' Royal Highnesses the DiAces of KANT and CAMBRI;GE are also expected. Numero•is English families have lately *rived in the neighbour ing towns, amongst whom we. have noticed many of •high rank, and •Genetal Offic,•rs, to honour t.e!..• gallant Chief., • • • The second division .of the army, and the cavalry brigades, which are now on their maic:if7ont their late encampment near St. Omer, Censitt Ol* t h e 2d Dragoon Guards,•the 3d, 7th, 11th, 12th, and 18th Regiments of Dragwns, and the following Re gimensaiat Infantry, via. the 84 4th. Gthe 29th. 39tb f 52d, 71st, 79th, and 91st, uncle! Lieutenaut•Genetal Sr H. CLINTON. The third division, at present quartered at Valen ciennes and the inuisedime neigt;bourbood, under Lieutenant-General Sir C. Col.viu.a, ceinprise the 3d Battalion of the Royals (or Ist), the 51h, 9th,i 21st, 57th, 81st, 88th, and 2d Battalion of the Rifle Brigade, with tour brigades of Artillery, the Pontoon Train, and Storekeeper•Generars Department. There are about 2000 invalids and limited service men on march from the British cantonments to Calais, to embark for England. Lieutenant•Coionel WARDS, of the 42d Regiment,' proceeds immediately to Dover to embark for France, as Aid de Camp to Sir LOWRY COLL. Detachments Torthe following Regiments of Ca valry are under orders 'for France ; the 2d Dragoon Quarts, 34 ditto, ?loin Hussars, 11th Light Drat goons,ol2th ditto, int the 18th Hussars. Satniffity, arifyid'iaitinbariced, at New Stairs, Chathans, itte Ma . 444Attillery, Marines, and Sap pers and Miners, corps which have r.lcently returned from Algiers. • . . Thursday, CaPilitaPAßE MIA PARRY'S 'ecatissnies, of Royal Aitillcry, arrived i t tHead-quarters, Chatham, from Canada, where they have been ding .clutY with the army fur these . three years; ThO navigation of the' River at Woolwich, Which i was formerly conSideredat hot su ffi cient fo r th e vessels passing to and front tire - Pool, is now entirely. free, the • whole of the men of'war having been removed to Chatham and Siteerthise;'No King's ships in ordi nary are, it rm the: future, to be moored off the Dacklardat The West-India Plc/twit:Ors and Planters, afraid if -a concerted Initiate-len among the Negroes in aimaitra, at the ensuing Christmas, which is the only •festival allowed'to them-is the year, had applied to; Government for a. British reinforcement ; and at eordintly the 61st Regiment, with a detachment of Artillery has • embarked at Portsmouth, and the 68:h atCork, for that Island. The intended • departure of Sir Hewer and LadY I Wszt.taiLav, for the COntineut, is postponed for o few days • Thursday morning his Royal flightless the Duke of CLAIMER left Nuneham, the seat of the Earl and iCountess of HARCOURT, for Oiford, accompanied by his daughters. His Royal Highness first stopped at Al Souls, et the gate of which College he wsi re caved by the venerable Warden and the Felloi's of that Society. The Royal Party they proceeded to visit the Vice-Chancellor at Trinity . College, and were by him conducted over the University. After visiting Christ Church, New College, and Magdalen, ;us ltoyal Highness ,returned to All Seuls, and ho.; noured the Rev. Lewis SNIIYD with his company; who had ordered art elegant collation to be prepared in the apacious hall of his College. Amongst the company invited were. - Earl of Harcourt, Kuhr of tit* Horn "to the Queen, the Counters of Harcourt, the Earl of Abingdon,- the Continua of Abing.kni the Dean of Christ Church, Hon. Mn . Hail, ahe: Misses 1411slarettes, ate. fig. 86e. • At five o'clock the Royal Party returned .to N ham with the Earl and Countess of 4aaoeuazi partook of a suwanaoossdionet, 1' iv lr.#i iu~BiilGEth i FALMOUTH; OCTOBER i 6. Arrived the Georgerpacket fmm Jamaica in eight %Warr and the Diana packet from Gibraltar in tine tlatyai, both with hfails:Wind • IS. Arrived his Majesty's' ship Pt.oviii Bairn thew: foundland ; Tom Cod, .Itolutaza, horn Gibraltar; and Doncaster, Rotiatiramr. arm Quebec —she s•oled the 10th September; lefi hng tor England, aid nearly ready for sea, the Harrison, Prince, Hann John and Jane. G 1 anJ Diana; iu lat. 45. 31.. long. 46. spoke the Ceiltis. Itlanstram,, from Liver. pool for Qiiebee ; and in tat. 49. '2O. long. 13. cpoke .the Princess Mary, Maccav, from Btaiaol for New York ; and Hannah, WAKE, from. Mitford for the Seas,all well. Sad the Anna Dorothea, Lawn, for Batavia ., A frigate has anchored in the offing, swpposed to be the inconstant, from Africa. DEAL., OCTOBP.P. is. Arrived and sailed for the River the Mary Ann, EDWARDi, from 13eugal. Arrived and rem tins tint! Ranger, GARBUTT, from' the South Seas. C;lfile down from the River and sailed, the Ernest, tlca'r sow. and Albion, —, for the Cape of Good Hope ; • Proselyte, BAIiToN, for Grenada ; Isah..lla, for Demerara ; and the Charles Mills, omi - format, fof Calcutta.—Wind N W. CUS C0111•HOUgr, OCTOX f P Entrs strew') ourwntto,— l'he kunwell, T. for tilln" hank; Deilliltalk Hill. Stulwr, for R io; Prince of Saxe Co- Wing, Ladd, for Rotterdam E!sat)e. Fatir.; far m,tle• lia.uan's, and Whoa : John %I:Oman, Denning, for Tobago; Peace, Turner, for 'Oporto ; rums, .Laiub. for !lettuce; Mary. Ferguson, fur Jamaica; Manila, of Anglow.a, Brows:4lor °Arita; Swlf‘ Laraman, for Calai4 ; and !Vary, Owen, fur Antwerp. - Wednesday the Officers and crew of hi, Majesty's ship Qatcce CHAILLOTTP, employed,on the late:expe. dition, were paid in '."ortsmouth Harbour, when Captain Sir JAtars -Brusaarra resigned the command in her ; and the Officers afterwards entertained him with a sumptuous dinner, at the Fountain Inn. HIS Majesty's ship ALPHEUS sailed from Bombay for Eagkand on the Bath May, and arrived at the I.e.e of France 27th June. Me was fount incapable of making a passage-round the C ipe during the. winter season, and would be detained until the middle of August. The ship Francis and Eliza, Captain Eutstaann'. habil Batavia, arrived off Dungeness on the lath itra. *:.....The Avon. from Greeorick to Antwerp, passed through the amine on the same day. • . KA MiG A TT. 04.-TOBra . 18. —We are concerned at haVillg to add another to the catalogue of cireatillti accider.ts which have lately happened at this plare and nek.hbourbooLl :—Last night, Mc. PUTNEY, second cific . li of customs here, owing to the dark. ness that prevailed, bad the mientlone to walk ever the East Cliff, near the end i , f 'Albion Place, a height of r.early sixty feet, by which 'inlaid. fall he W3I killed on the spot, where Ile was found. ; early this morning, with Isis noshrella by- his Pile. The u::cortuoate 'man, bore .a most excellent ch.. , ratter kr general god tin:Watt, and has left a wife ar.d several children to haunt their irreparable loss. It is supp3se s d this poor man was on his duty, Vaaking out kr sratigglas,! 4t tile. time he so calami tously, misserihis way. ; , , Thursday, as Lieutettarit bi‘MILLAN, of the Ropi Navy, and late of the Signal Station at Harwich, was ritiing through a street in Colchester, his horse took aright, and threw him with so winch violmte on the pavement as to fracture his skull in a dreirdfill man ner, which caused his death in a few hoots at terwards. He had lost a thumb and a leg in the action with die Dutch fleet off Camperdown. Saturday niorning, about five o'clock; a fire was discovered in the New Mill at Johnston, near. aisley, occupied by Wows. Warr's, LnOltn, and Co. 'Every exertion was used to check its progress, l!nt ineffec tually, as, bi eleven o'clock in the forennon, the whole premises were burnt to the ground. The machinery, with the exception of the steam-engine, rind a pertion of that contaii•ed in the carding room; was completely destroyed. The cotton wool in the works was fin tu nately saved. As soon as practicable,aftrr the alarm, was given, two engines were. brought, one from . Paisley and another from Kilbarchan. No accident occurred to any of the persons employed in subduing the flames. Wednesday, at Wnodbtidge Sessions, lon* Wu,, son, appellant, and flenhall, respondent's. Appal to a poor's rate on the ground of being over:rated in •propt•rtion to EDWARD HDLLONI), Esq. who Was omitted to be rated for great tithes payable to him the said EDWARD Iluocoso, Esi. .and fur other irregn_ larities in the race.. The rate was quashed, with $O5. costs. Thursday, at the Sessions held at the Ipswich, articles of tha peace were exhibited Rev. N. D'Exc, of Thinodeston, against • Duncan 141•Gattoos, an Officer in the army. • The said Oast- DAN MICRINGOR having much annoyed' fllt. . D'Eve; by shooting his garnet Wks threatened With an io'f4- ' illation, in consequente whist Irtgitecloa 'Acid at the house of Mr. D'EY*, 7 and in * violent Mariner, - . with his bent fist, told-Hirst 'it he persisted in 'press tuning, that he and his family should, repent it ;. the Magistrates being of opitßon that the conduct of M•Ottetron had been extremely unwarrantables re quired him to enter into securities, himself in 4200, and two responsible sureties of £lOO each, to keep the peace towards Mr. D'Eve, for twelvi•nonths. GREAT PUCCIISI.—G. *CARtIOLL has the highest satisfaction in announcing the great Success that has attended the Purchasers at his Offices. On Friday, October 4, the Lottery finished drawing, when the following CAPITAL PRIZEi IMO all Sold in Shares at Cotteu.'s Offices: No. 7,735, a Prize of fiss i on°, in le Shares 12,010, I,See LON, Ili 5 Sharp 11,530, 1,01.0, hi 11 Shares SAW, • 500, in ll.SAares 5,800, t 500, in a Skutt 1,550, :.• 500, In 11 Shares The fortunate Adventure. nay receive the value of their respective Shares on ilemand..-1 1 be New State Lottery, to be drawn all in One Day, list Octossa, contains Taste of 020,000, &c. &e. and Only 6,000 kTickets, Tickets and Shares are_ Selling by CARROLL ) the Contractor, at his Ftertunate Mess, No. 7, Cora% hale and 26, Oxford-Street c at the following-prices a Ttrket .. .. gen 111 0 ' .. , . ~ i 41 4. • £l9, 7 oilinghtb . £3 3.6 • 91411 . t% 0r I . 0 Satirical ala 0 a . • - an - d • , SPoRTIFiG TNTvLLI&'N' e• .stwmAßxrr SECOND Qci,oBER. MkETING 3 letk etbrnaisti IS. Mr. L4ce'l4 Alade:o, Gti. I ilb. beat Mr Slitstria'rea rtittivlr; Sm. 91I). r:ont the .taatne poet Of 6. NI: to the ihd of lit ner. 10015 —Even bet lnp. _ _ ~- • . • I..erd G. it. C.avklish'i Alcohol, 14. clb. beat Mr: Palo? i Guys, Tit. Ilifts. T.V.C." lOUgs.-5 to 4 Ira Alcohol.' ii.:ltcs.sieEes of "rim eaeS. b. fie•li. M. Mr. Wytulhant's Grey Abe cat . , Bst. Sib. - Duke ot Graftcl's Mfttnn, Ss:. Sib. 5 to 4 sic Grey Skim, Lord H. Creendish's Nectar, Sr. v 1 beat 74i. Quinn!; est. IC!b. R.M. 2C6,0.--.ls to San Nectar. • Thqd Cis; of the Oatlaods Stakes ot tiOgs e.teb, D.M. Mr.- Ncville's Guendolen t 3!•yrs-ota , Gat. 1 - 1 Mr. Crockford's bay gellkag lltusectes, 3st.slb. Mr. SS3kcipkir's I'oir.t.4lll, &gest, sot. sib. L..rd'StawtV , Truth. 3.51.5.314, Tst. . • tit stated - Chi . .101,c placed bat two. 7' to agn Gueinlnlen-6 !o 4 eget t'uniters- t 3 1 art arab. CALICDONIAN 11uvr AND EDtN7 0311 ACF.P....elle Lal:4lt.:. nian Hunt and Edinburgh ',titers, Lave heal wc:l a teb•!ed thi3 year, aril the rice.:ol4 tnrel.e.ad riled notch st; ott. •ft,e X!..tt tiiis of QLIEWN vine et r eta, the %Cones or the two .fig's Amuses:to Knees —At Aherdesh the Dus it of wmt the :'ilvcr Cup given by the 1 oats I.teuTcoms - r; ash Mr. Tar Loa dn. Gold 1O& b Head, atter a %%01 cwittotad tact, ivtai big halt a length. 1 i -- . CI:ELDEN/61M; OCTOBER 18. This town e•astinues' retuakably gay. Great pre. .ii . 3otaN t s are making for the arrival of Lord El m/A/Yu, seri° Nat [ekes it I:Puse.iathe Creseent, • and is hourly: especteii,. A r'rn Ciinttst is likely to take pl ac e la 'the office of Ma;ter of •the Ceremonies, vacant by Vie, death of Cir. Km/. The pine is cal. enlatedlb stet a. clear two thousand a year. The candidates ulyi are-alteadk talked Of, are Colcnel Eta-sesty tSiless, and a Major MACMARA. The Theatre Vai last night-respectably filled. The play of !hr frigiCkese was cnt:landed by Lady CLA• NINA. The part of Sir' fdeiYard Morater was per. formed by an amateur of the town, a Ktighi of The Thimble. .We annot, "however; say that he was eh- Likely fitted for the part. In the triai 1-cene he put the house in a rear' of littsliteri for; whle Wilford was making-his defence, eur son.olthe :hears bad bolLn was so completely , worked up by *the - sunning of the scene, that he iosensibly crossed his legs, anal, as it .by instinct, drew theta up and plaCed himself in the . great Chair, precisely' in thc sanae position at tt he hat been on his own risp.board—" 'there spoke the sprightly Taylor." e.g./way and llaatwiT are 'an ti/italic:edict. to•niorto.v eve.ning. in jejfer and Pierre. As a.tribuie to the memory or Siiitutriax, the Cri!ic is get:in up. Romeo coartsis to try his hand /lc Pali, and Don IPhisierznelor ii tri be represented by a military gentivalati of the :liter Kingdo . m. . -. • . . , BRICIII'ON, OCTOBER 18. This town has now corriticence , l i * fine' autumnal influx of company, A listingnished fu 'rank and fashion, nruceittacianding the casual transitions of the weather, And the illorny pr•Jclictiorti ot• the etni2ra. tion of our Nishilitr to the C , lntin .1 ..t, wit.V.riearly lenv. ijl.g Olin the chaos df despair and erritnirrassmentf. 'Pile settled atmosphere for several dayi i;as disseiri natect its bltssings iii'a_ trier of dispel rations,. and the Oak teitirn ot fairiiiies from the Cor.tinent, em. tribute to the life • a5 ... 4d gaiety of ;his Witering FL:ce. Amon g our resident eompan7 - e!-.. t!ave•—: • The Connte.4 of !..intnin, tee Co . .mi 'tn.! Conflicts 1371arA, Vlscoont Sod Visamimeii itektrsic-. tr 4 fanilLs..‘,NoudT*.elnoo -7W... *. Prises- *NA. tar!“,,Nxili,..tre . 1-10 u..,. Nirs. hoar id, taco. Mfg, Marthani, Hon. Nt.-.. IL: Worsts 'aid lanuly, non. lArs, Verden and knit)+, Hod. V.n. icritamso ' . (*nett Harty.", ria..tiar:Oelivrat Wolai, Mal ,r Al:er;Cailtstnosid Mfg 14 ,It'UO • , COp:sitt Wiley, Ciji t e.io florafi., li N. caring War: zie, !...11isign.f.,:i- and Min White; Lientenant'Colon4l Walker, er.- . tAto and :ivin. Maftt:eiva, Cap;.an ftdd. tat 11:ieo:ai itis..l-. • tl , e, Rev. M. Lovtll, • kor. U. iilorre% Roe. Mr. Moue.- • • ese... Tile aniuserVients of this place tree 4nalft (74 :if . . i . C 4 to the Libraries and the Grand Bahaeri; - and white the garbing at one card 100 is so ToisCh encouraged among the tashionables, •we may bid ac to to all the rational' pleasures at the assembiics, .concerts; the tneere,. and•otlier places of publie•exhillittion. An elderly Lady and Gentlemsdot indepenrlent fortune, h.ave.r4ently vim, Wan mourning. in cots.. gni:Az of losil'f{ a favourite pig. 'My reside at SiiidleSit.l . til,'44tkr Chichester. The swinish. aniinal 'W:illakensp:iiuriie when a snekling,, and they reared It Witlt'tlie Sable fOo4 anti:l44'l:s asalicy pat took. It liketek 'and latt i Attfut break 4si i Segetables ancliricat frif Ziiiner i _and eiraWgrhg.; - and egx.fltelit ter sapper. A pillOvi wai'Laa: ;t:ti pie pOlolir for it to rest "Ono and . eitry inclUlOirce was ‘ *tinted . it, This darling itig would' etikriiyihe . ?.tnymt,,with ga:•tuelts, but that was oVerlciolted, hicansecietess taught to be clan.' In - tit ii7rtitiner .'tge.anstital.Was liff ' e t for many tsvelire months, and . ni was..sentenced ko die: by the liiiteli;r, because . its.e rjorous ti!elgt . Cd• neaifytorty score, was on th'e . liPint ot suffocating. itself. The . waltt . Akirnan;ffiity among Th e inhabitants of this tote% not on!,....s4bjectiAiiro . but the nopulation or4isitois to.tir.. roost Jihwarrajtatite-Inp9sations in ttp - ,,kl;tid,iii of fil.;"o"telartoods:.add.goOd beer.- 1 )0 Notwillisihnefitig the; *lit.c • * e Cs sltnatathif .front of a 1,10 - itio; 4 4i6titi' . With als of thefil . lipy tribe, yak ow tdfikiiielvitAmeleai- ting):lnti m sispoly the market %Ititfirik'tpiring':getangon. - Herritigi. that can be cati*Vithinlalt a..Milir of the stiore. in vast turn. 1 ' *l7 tai i tftislii'mqii - frig ratlst. s eti , it 4 .% shißing, so sat • s. . ..,aad Ate, per,lb:i Ibe French boats ate, passre industrious,, see* in Abe Charnel folliming.their Itirtrits ' with: the sort enterprising • , .1 1 . success. • - . Tile high price of meat is bitinning • the general topic of animadversion. We shill . Ciimpire the dif ference in the charges berricen the-Brighton butchers and adjoining towns. At Lewes beef and mutton are retailed front sd: to cia. per lb: 'At Worthing, which is a watering plac;!, only a halfpenny higher, while here, it is impussible to purchase po:k at less than Bid. and Bd..Per lb. beef, 11,J. and niwton 9d. As tor the beer, it is universally intlifftrent in ; strength acid qu.dity, since the war duty h.-s ',ern taken off, although it is retailttd• at 6i. :cod 7d. per pot. It is in contemplation with tome s....lirted and independent perso_ns, to call 'o public Nfectisig, and endeavour to remedy these nrreessive evib. Many labourers are. mi,:r unmAr.ely etniloy ed iy the Board of Work:, in doing va:ioar repairs; they are mend:mg the old wall of Kensington-gardeus, o n the,Bayswacr.road, which road is is almost ;tic i: roving state, and row both ligiited and watched. They are ' also rilmnvingatuisances, and draining long neglected ditches. If the same example was to be followed by •all those who have it in their power, it 'would be a eat relief to the working part of the conareAcity at die approaching .severe season of the Tear, when wort is neccisarily scarce.