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-- • FROM sirrdßoAr NIGHT'S GAZErre k•• • . -The Panics Remelts' bus been pleased to command, that di awn Mouroldis (ez,:rlit those or urstrahon periods) shall hi ,har•tre he ahritiged Pail of the duration as at present gatublishedy; anti further, that all Court Mourning. of a Moo dbrailoashallefilktf l • the First at week., be worn only et Court aud on Sunda!". * CROWN OFFICE. NOVEMBER 1 s. ?Armors returned to serve Its this present Parliament. • 1 , Borough of Welton—Jsmes Lord Viscount Fitglianis, So thorough . ; • rue Hon. Cliaries Hertiert. drogased. immii.ions 'ivied by the Vioe•Ligurrnant oe the Canty of C 0 0„ 4.....5t r William Si 14 'Unman, Rut. to be Deputy ; Lieu. ,tenant; John Phillips, and Palin Esqrs. to be ditto. - LIST OF SHERIFFS. The maws of those who were nominated for Sheriffs by the • I.erds of the Cuustell, at the Etebequer, lig the Morrow of_fliditC, Mirth, in the 37th fear of she reign of King George ghe mid in the you of our Lord Islet Iledinrdshire—!4muel Crawley, of Stochwood, Esq.; the Haft Samuel Maley, of Sandy s John Polley, of Eaton :fray, Esq. Bariiiihire..-William Stove, of lingleileid I Ath'its Edwin Mattis 'Pekin% of Kingstuo Lisle . ; and Robert Palmer, of Holm, Mirk, Di.skinahankliin—Williarn Pigott i of Doddershall ; George 'I . Carringten, of-lilisscuden Abb y; and Usurp nitwit, of Cisolitsbut7. • isqrs. Carob' and Huse—Thomas Spoquera of Hill House, Ely; Owkisi • Gray. of March and Richard Orton, of U pweU, Ea4re. , tlirshirr.-.Sir Richard Brooke, .of Norton Priory, Bart. • Sir John Deli& Broughton, of iliaddington A Bart. ; awl John • 6111.14 Barry, ot Marbury. En. • Conifieriand-rWilfred Lawson, of Drayton House, Eiq.; Bk . Philp Muagrare, of Eden Hall. Ban e and Wham Hartley, Of ltotassitill t L.q. D c rtly.tilre—liAin Charles Glardot, of AUesttee g Thones HaM of Glabswelt; and John Wirkswonb, Esqrs. _ D e rtet.ehirr.,..:kir James Hamar Williams, of C *welly, hart.; Sir Walter Ruben*, of Courtlamd, Ban.; and Charles Ho" of Dadili , h. Esq. Porgehlitiro—Sir William %dander i 'of Farnham, Ban • Joesgls Hardy, of Cbsusufraer,; George lsurhur, Di Bradford ' limps. lkisogreehMillailrisf Woodford, Esq. ; ; John Thoupliiius Dan - • -bus. 4.141 pp, Esq.; nit . 'Moms Keough of Davison, Barr. GioticsupdaireeleSo Henry Cain Uppiocnti s of stoke Bishop, Bart., Sit Edw in Bayniuti Sandys. of Mhognieu Park, Bart. aid ?fag's' Htsbarding of berkekt j Cask, Esq. ligrefordJilitre-Williain Chute %quasi, of Morton Court 'route kYlto news ft Whom Court ; and Job* Williams, of WAS. cott a Esqrs. . • Hevilludsimint-i-Edatuod fiAarrie, of Charleywood ; deists*, of Walkers; sash Matthew Wiggils, of Abbots ILreaßalm isur Alexander Moriand, of Lamberkurst, Esq. •, the . How John Wingfield Stratford, of stddineton-place; Jam Huhdlty of llooghton.under•Blean, Esq. Lektotteishire—Clesucht Winstatiley. of Erauniton, Esq. • Sir George Howland klesousoot of Coicortoo, liart.; • and bit Charles lealner. of Wa rdip , ;art. Linciiinseiire—Sir John Hayford of Systoo Hail, Ban.; Sir Gilbert Sheffirld, of Nonsanby Hail, But.; and Charles Chaplin, of illankney, Esq. ISliegootithshire--Audrear Edwards Butler, of Coerleon; Robin Trompson. of Tinto= Abbey ; anti John Dowdier, of Cher stow, F.sqt s. Norfolk —Hairy Nelms Burro ghee of Burlin.dtam ; Robert Fellowes, of Shotdshanr, &qrs. and Sir Charles Chad, ot Thurston. 13art. Northamptoembire-Sir Charles Knightley, of Fawley Park. Part.; Sir George Robinson, of Cranford, Burt.; and Richard Howard Vyse, of Boughton. Esq. Northuniberland•-Sir '1 bonus John Clavering, of Harwood Skeels, Bart.; William Ord, of Nunney Kirk ; and Calverley Newleke, of Close House, Esti Nottiartharn.hire--Thomas Blackborne liildyard, of Pliniliani ; Hilary Galley Knight, of Langold, Esq. ; and Henry Walker, of Myth, &qrs. Cafordsbire-James Carey Willington, of C •ggs; I.yhhe Penn., of Hardwick ; Henley, of Water Perry, 1 2 .. qr.. Wiogr,eld, of Ti.:kenen•r ; •I hennas ta'der . Sainte, of Murano; and Rob. rt P.acti. of l.yddington, Esqrs. Shropshire -la illiam Ornashy of Putkingtrai; 1.:..!0ard Will Itm Smythe. Gunn, at Coridover Park; :tad Thomas B ut • field, of Hopton Court, Esqrs. Bontertirthire-Philip John Miles, of Wrarnell ; William As!, ford Sandford. of Ninelica4; and John leered, of Hill, Elm Staffordshire- , 1 koalas Kirkpatrick Hail, of Holly-Bush ; Ed. ward Trafford Nicholls, of Swithaluley Park; and Moreton • Walhott.e, of liatherton, &qrs. Comity of Southanivron-Sir John Walter Pollen, of Redeoham, llart ; John Fleming, of Stoneham Park; and Richard Goad. la 4, td Hall Place, F.aqrs. RI/Silk-Sir Robert Harland. of Nacton, Ban.; Charles Deniers, of Wo..lverstont ; and John Thurston, of Marl-et Wt.ton, Eva: liurrry-allonos Lett, thi- Tolliver, of Dulwleh; Tlynry Peters, of Fsetetwurth Castle; arta W illiaat Speer tif Thames Diuon, Ent% Swasez-James Cranbonrne Strode. isf Frant ; John Ring, of Leawood.; and John Wood, of chtsrbam, F:sqrs. Warwickshire...Sir Grey Skipssith, of Alventon, Ban.; the • Honourable Henry Verney; sit Conroe Verney; and Robert Vine', of Eathrop, Esq. Wiltdurs—John Huagerford PenrUddoelt, of Compton ; Alex. ' ander of Hurdcott ; and Julio Long, of Munch's* Pa/Mgt, Emirs. WorentenWn--Santnel Wall, of Woreaster •, John Taylor, et Yardley ; and John Jeffreys, of Wakebrook, Erqn. Yorksiiire-ddr Wttliam Mordauut Milner of Nun Appleton, Bart. • Sir 0/111Iam Ingllhy, of Ripley . Bait.; and John Yorke, oflahnsond, • PRINCE OF WALES'S COUNCIL, NOV. 111. 4 COUNTY OF CORNWALL. Fraitels Heals Redd, of 'irrabarthei Hall s Esq. S,lr hone Copley, of Bake, Bart. JOiaph awls Orr* of Nudes, Esq. • SOUTH WALES. Carntardses-•Eadrellio awrlue• of Stewart, of Heebtla ; and ffeerp Lloyd, of Minot, Emirs. Petubrokor4ll4o MOS" of Langwarren ; John et, 1.1!of , tttsd ibbn Edmund PbiWps Laugharue, value, C=orge Orem of Garet; !ankh, Varies, of Glan• ranti George WWI, of Piro:Word, Eire. Glasnotgan-Thmaaa Ron Roars, of Court Yralla; John Ri chards, of Lailiiilk,ond Richard Blake:note, of Velindra, • 4 4 1 r., • • Brecon-Win Ontnho w 'yit•Writitvala House; Charles Claude t,. „ t i, ?of Tr. Mawr and Wilton Lewis .Horkins, of Ain- V% • Badnoo-••Pessic Pined!, or Penn Liao; Peter Richard, Minor., iTalgollOpy lowa Wintoti Bodkawd, Sm.. r . O • • • 'NORTH WALES. Wilh4 • • Iderkateth--folin Efts% of Hendrenuifydd; O r istsby Gore, 'of Glynn; and •Edward Vogit Owen, of Caerberilan, Eyre Carnarvow-fotephifuddart. of Brfoblr ; Daniel Virsiliry, of Plasgwynnatit ; and John Lloyd, of TraUvro. Essin Anglesey- -Riot Thonny of Cones; John Price, of Caltrant ; and Joint ilta n , of Perth tondo &qrs. Moniornery- Pugh, of Bryn deveryn; Richard Piles, of Dooley; AO 4oho Evans, of Maehyslleth, Ent*. k,k 44 'itii - Plurr o t Turks 61 Difkinaled; John Chambres Janie. of Bry i nste; and Idwad MOS, of Berta, rwqrs• • • Fl4O-4040 Winaelyton. of Lieswood ; Mop Watkin Kea. 0;1416# Netter; and Wm. Rigby, of Northop Hall, &gm • KaVIsT(IES SUPERSEDED, iodide SbWd, skw or late of Buenbank, pariah of Dabion, ClailbeBa4 dyer, fir and cbapnan. • •• ' BANKRUPT& _ • hap gip, et -.l4lWpoit, talit of Wight, "Hants. groeer, 4 4; 01 .4 cipppiii, to aprrender Deo. 40, at ere, Dec. 11, pt elesen;asi Doe. SS, three. sr the Star Ina, Dimon, Hants. Ais ffi eWeltr.. Sofia Bogue, Clement's hut, Loisdua ; or ' • loses . &sport. • , b iota . =r, .qt Ordadale. Nettinghitinshlreorpaltster, dralcr and duirdripqmo.lls;at Hole. *l. Use. fil,,at ten , at t i g :Wliste Hart his, East Roston!. Agtarnies Mr. Mee. Pao orlAeliara. &ocher. and Dawcos, fruvarA. h a , n. Condo: 3, . c.a.. 01 , otrentry . s ho t manufacturer. dealer and etipp mio,lqrs.stle R. audi Du& 118 . Agve 4.llfises Hcad Big Caw:atty. •Atiith!eas WINS. WOO4O. awl Txjak. . • „ts . * Aiwalli — m Mo , f i tiailits,,oriAki.imillt. Jaw sea .lap-' lily, No if, Ft A, NoVEn,ber Sp, Ond Pee.. en, at aurae, at the Table lon, Naas. Attortilos, Month. Wlgleserottb ha Crinsky, Bray'! lon. London i or litissers. 11/fglairOacds, . ' Amnon, tad Standish" WM* • —• i _ .; _ • P,ei', 4 Gresham, Narfolk,`ol.pester anti 41010.1 4 0 t. • .19. at tour, Ni-. MO, as Oswal t anti Der-'llll. et bet.* ••• Norfol d lintele Iforirich. , 'Anorak*, Mr. Robert tsisstdi ;•.$4 113 1"ol . HUGRAws.atnns, Norwich; or Messrs. %di& .., , eud , lianbeauptan inildinge, London. ifteliblii% IstfrrOl , tailii antidrapar, Dec. 11,14. and 4 ~,„,„the . enterge bin, I:verpiinL Anorak% Mewls. ' revtieham, 113ototrent, Liverpool, or Mr. Cher . . g Leak& . I : rd ,-, Midi to, of Loads, Yorkshire, clothier, dealer and chap- awn, V. ...117, ane Dee. 88, at eleven, at the Cutut•hstoo, -Laid* • . Mr. Edward Sykes, Ns* Inn, Loudon ;or alm n as listessis. Lee Rottliii-a4:u . itobort atop, late of -- Linealsoblto, drare, Dee it, is. indef, at. . sloven, st tbe w • Kiss's Hind a Inn. Louth.-- Atwitales, Messrs.ildottondv &Wispy% Chaneertdane. Levis Joseph Jolla Noel s lino otQaten street, Chealmidp, wine nwrebaut, dealer and chap:mini Nov. IS. IS, and Dec. us, at twelve at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Redly, Clement's lan. lama James Lit, of the South Cresevat,Tottenhant-etiort road, merelsat t. dealer and.ehapman, Nov. 194*, and Dec 11, at t twelve, at Clalldball. • Anoraks, Messrs. Joon and Rothe, Yolk -street, Covent Garden. Thomas Atwood, of Henrietta-street, Cover&Oarden, tailor, I , or. 23. 90, and Dee. Mat twelve, at Ouddball. Atturnies, ' Messrs. /antes Richardson and Mill er, New Inn. Richard CS**, of Molstreaux-street. Brlanslosiv-lislares linen draper, Nov. 19, vs, and Dee. 28, at twelve. at Guildhall. At. tonnes, Messrs. James Rkhardson and Miller, New Inn. tails Elia*, of Bury-cow, St. Mary-ase, merchant Nov. 19, , 20, and Dec. 28, at ten , at Guildhall. Attorney, dr. ebureb,Pa , ternoster-row, Union-street, Ifishopseate-strol• l'bonsas enlbeek, W illhun Ellis, an I 1..1) Wilts, sen. of West liou.e, F4wston,Yorkshire,ll.ll-spinoTA, Nov. 27, Dee. 4, and 18, at eleven. at the • Dog and pock Tavern, Kingston-upon- Hull. Atiornies, Messrs. Rosser :tad Sun, lintlett's-buiklusgs, Hollnirn, London. Joists Bowes, sett. of Anlaby, Klisgston-upon-Hull, sugar-baker Nov. 22, 111, and Dee. us. at eleven, at the Dogsugar-baker, and Dud Tavern, Kingston-upon-Hull. Attornius, Meters. Rosser and bon, Bartletee•builthogi, Ilnibnrn. • Stephenson' l*ltontas, 4)f 1-laud:Ai.A bbey, Yorkshire, eat tle-joSber; Dee. g', at nue, 10, at eleven, and vB, at twelve , at th e Cock, GuiAbrough. 1011/shire. tomics, Mr. Powell, Stokesley, Yorkshire; or Messrs. Mutton and Williamson, Gray's lan ' square, London. John Smith, Huddersfield, York hire, cooper. Nov. 27, at four, an, and Dec. sift, at ten, at the Macclesfield Arms Hotel, Mac els:field, Cheshire. Atturnie-, Messrs. Grimsditch and Bra ' drsek, Macclesfield; or Messrs. Bell and Broderick, Cbrapside, Loudon. . ' Itlclurrd Madtvrick, now or late of Portsmouth, boot and shoe ' maker, and victualler, Dee. 4; 6, and lii, at one,* the Council Chamber of the Old Town Hall, Borough of Portsmouth. Ats tornits, Mr. Padden, Parma; or Mr. Slielton, &salons- ThomS L43l4"l. inith, late of the Parish of Grabon-Flyfoed, Worcester • shire, wool. merchant ' Dec. 6,7, and 98, at eleven, at the Crown and Sceptre Inn, Worcester. Attont•es, Mr. John Robeson, Drat wick ; or Messrs. Fladgate and Meted, Essex street , Strand, London. Francis .anni, of I Isrosmorton street, and the Stock Etchange, and of Ablersgate-wrett, stock-broker, Nov. 23, 36, and Dee. 28, at eleven, at Guildhall. Anoraks, Messrs. Adlington and Gregory, lieille(4l4oW. Abraham" Malliwon and Joseph Mailman, of lluddenlield, York‘hire. wuulseaplere ' Nov. 2v, 23, and Dec. 28, at eleven at Oise. Keys Inn, Oswestry, balop. Attornies, Mr. Ed. rounds, Oswestry ; or Messrs. Presland, Procter, and Marley, lb anew icit.squire, London. James Conviun, late of Aberpvenny, Monmetutisshire dealer In china, and earthenware, Nov. 37, ear seven, 28, and Lee. 2111, at eleven, at the George Coffee-hove, Gloucester. Attendee, Mr. William Read King, Serjeant's Inn, elect-street, Loudon; or Mr. W. C Ward. Gloucester. John Taylor, Heath Charnock, laiscashlre, cotton-manufacturer, Dec. 2, at three, 3, and 28, at one, at the Bridge Inn, Bolton. Attoeisies, Messrs. Adlington and Gregory, Bedford-F.. At. Lon duc ;ur Messrs. Coss and Rushton, rs. John Ps•y toss, Of Christchurch, Southamktonshire, draper, Nov. 26 SO, and Ile:. 3s, at eleven, at Guildhall , Londo«. Actor- Wes, Messrs. Walker and Rankin, Old Jewry, London; or Mr. turnor, Chrivcburcb, Thomas Parker, of Cheney, Lancaßsire, muslin-manufacturer, De c. 3, at three, 3, and 28. at one, at the. Undue Ina, Bolton. Anomie*, Mr. Medelowcroft, Gray's Ism, London; or Mr. R. Boardman, Bolton. George Pearson, of Leadenhall-street tailor. Nov. 23, 30, and Dec. 24, at twelve, at Guiklitall. Anomie", M e ssrs. bluebell and Francis, Fowkes-huirdings, l'owerwitrevt. George I larding. of liftacumbe„Deeonshire, draper, Nov. 27, 28, end Dec .8, at twelve, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. At toraies Messrs . Penile and Greenfield, Gray's btu, London; t Mr. Martin, Bristol. William Batson Chard, of Shepton-Mallet. Soinersetshire, inn keeper; Dec. 2,3, and 28, at eleven; at the Ailed inn, liath. Anomie., Messrs. Adliugton and Gregory, /halliard-row, Loudon ; or Mr. Giby. Bath. Thomas 1 ester of Hatton-Garden, silveasplater. Nov. "23. 3e, at !even, and eke. 28, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ro bins:so, Half-Moen -street, "Iccaddly. Tisoanaa bg•inton, of Newgate-street t woollen etroper, Nov. 19, bts, and Dec. 28, at eleven, at GuildhalL Anomie's, Messrs. Iligsless and Sym, Currier, Hall. Edward Davis J«us s. laze of Chester, liquor. merchant, Der. 3, 4, and 38, at oise, at the Office of Mr. Peter Woods, Liverpool. Anus-nits, Mr. Wood, Liverpool; 'and Mews. Blacksnack sad Waco, Temple, London. Patrick Cuddihy, of Loudest, Merchant, Nov. 23, 30, and Dec. 38, at ten, at Gudelhall. Attoruses, Messrs. Yuan and Hughes, Mildred's court, Poultry. Isaac Porritt, late of the Minuries, cheesemonger, Nov. 19. Dec. 8, and 28, at eleven ' at Guildlail. A ninnies, Messrs. Lee and ea /Wand, Three Crown-square, Southwark. William Kerr, of Lloyd's Coffee-house, merchant, Nov. 19, Dec. 14, and 38, at ten, at Guildhall. Anoraks, Messrs. White and Bo.teck, TokeLlususe-yard. Joseph Perkins, of Readhig, haberdasher, Nov. 19, SO, and Dec. 28,at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Cole, Cateaton•st rein. Joseph Pickering, of Hatton•wall, oilman, Nov. 19, flee. 3. and 28, at dares, at Guildhall. Anomie., Messrs. Smith, Hatton garden. AVEA4I.OI3 PRICE of CORN in ENGLAND and WALES, front the roams akitug the 9th of November, 1816. Wheat. Rye , Parley. Ova. Beetle. Peas. s. 4. s. d. 1 s. d. •1 s. d- Is. d. 100 5 169 4 49 5,30 11 112 5 .122 7 Toe average Price of "tiger , computed from the returns made week ending the .I,3th Norember, is 465. Sid. pet ma The - eozelis of Sarnidi% y toga ako . c - atitirniibe - avit= .'rage of the prices of grain in the maritime districts, -arid by which importation is regulated. Wheat hav ing exceeded BW. per quarter, bailey 40s. and oats Vs. 6d. the importation of foreign growth is now ,gerntitteil. Rye not having exceeded 58s. beaus '531. pod peas 535. per quarter, are still prohibited. Sa. tntday bills of catty were t.repared at the Custom. House for upwards of 60,000 quarters. The specula: , brio tat the me m rchasts has occasioned the arrival of a • • i , nuner tat al , ps laden with foreign grain-some aro , now in the River, mid others in tie par. is of die North of England. • }ha, Novesurea 15...Vire had an 'abundant sup. ply of new Wheat at our Market, oft Tuesday last. The best qualities, of which there was •bet o smell proportion, did nut give way materially, bat the tnid. filing desuiptimis were Ss. to 4s. per quaker dies*. The very oedinary and damp %attracted at allude,* reduction cl 4s. to 6s. rev quarter from price of t b d day week, and only a few.ciles , effected. • .• dhli'lliFhkl.l) MARKET, NOVEMBER • Beet a* 01 to 4s 0: 1 Veal Q& ' et. Muncie $5 4d to V 44 plat 4s ad gd • Beasts 3160.-oheep and Lambs 1p,670-Calvas 1110.4401 '•• HAY AND S I'RAW;PIER LOASW s ,„ . Meadow Hay No#to 51 filaifelever 7l etiW . . - . . timer :11 314 io SI 2fis :` • ••• I • ' , • I • kLicL • . . . 1; *Bzelaifilis.Saaknadieinandenvitiall Aiu nt an was eatitrna g t i kt be charged 6e eillri' -With Wing offer or ;he principals of the riotous ai med* "fin paraded the streets on Friday evening: Jeremiah tdardment, one of the patroles befotiging td the Office, stated.- din he observed the prisoner among the crowd On Friday evening, Iro to the Strand. up St. Martin's-lane, to MG Monism's, the baker, • the corner of Oceen•street and Castle-street, Leicei- ter-Again ; alto in Leicester-squire ; and from there to Mr. James Wetib•s, a baker, in Little Sr. Andrew sweet, Seven Dials, whose shop was attacked by the mob, breaking the windows, and taking. lovies of bread out. He observed the prisoner takinit an ac.- titre part in attacking the house ; but as .li, knew his 'person well, and where be lived, hedfilMer think it was necessary to apprehend him then, the numbers of the mob being then su very numerous, and their :Conduct . so extremely violent. On Saturday morn ing early, he went to the prisoner's reiidence in Wild: , street, where he lodged with his mother, who, on being told the charge against him, said he was at home and in bed between nine and ten o'clock; but un Maidment 'elfin; her it was for what he did be tween seven and eight, she then said he was at borne and in bed much, sooner than she did at first; how ever, Maidment having no doubt of his person, took him into custody, and brought him to the o:lice. Richard Wilson, another of the parrole, rdeutitied the prisoner as being among the crowd, and opposite to. Mr. Webh's house.—Mr. Webb attended and stated, that on finding his house %vas attacked, he . 1 determined on giving his bread away to any of the toots who would have it, but that did not satisfy them, they pioceeded to break his windows, and broke eleven squares of glass, and a number of loaves were taken through the broken windows ; he saw the pri soner take we loaf, which he believed . to be a half quartern. It was about halt.past seven o'clock when his house was attacked. 'lire prisoner was commit ted for further examination. He had the appearance, from his dress, of a sailor. Manimmoucii-stagicv.—Saturday several persons were charged with riotous and disorderly conduct on Friday night in Drury-lane. Among others was a boy named Cole, whose father keeps an eating-house in Russell-court. Mr. Gearing, ad 0:11:i:4:aid that he was alarmed by the shouts of an immense mob, which had gathered round the windows of an eating. how:, which they entirely demolished, taking away all the meat, &c. He went out, accompanied by Parker, Fuzman, and other Officers. They went into the midst of the crowd, who were surrounding a man with a quartern loaf upon a jole. This man they could not get at, but s ieing the prisoner very active, they a.ked where he was going? • He replied very loudly, We are going to the Lord Cbencel lor's, i l3cdford.square, will you come ?" On this declaration the mob began to move forward, every voice shouting '• The Lord Chancellor's." They immediately took the prisoner into custody, but were assailed by the infuriated populace, who belonged to the Spa-fields mob, and who kept' up a constant shower of stones and mud until they arrived at the .aratch house. The Magistrate said the prisoner must End most eonflient bail for his appearance; in the mean time he would ordet the parish to prosecute him. Sqansvet.o.—Yesterday Mary Smith, alias ilaril.;ng, was charged with stealing a female child. Mrs. Verlin deposed, that about fourteen years back she kept a lodging house in East Smithfield. She I three children, one of whom was a girl, 41 mot s old, the other two were older. On the 18th ef the prisoner obtained )ermission to sleep with a. Mrs. *Canby, who was ont witness's lodgers, ard the child in question-was altuwed to go to br-d with her- In the 'miming witness 'went our early, and on her return she was informed that the prisoner had pro posed to take the little girl out to walk, but did not return, nor had witness heard any thing of her hr her child, till she toet the prisoner. it. Ratcliffe-highway, oa Thursday, when she gave her in custody to an 9.fficer. The prisoner ddnied that she knew any thing of the child, but her identity being established, she was committed for stealing the chili's cl~tl►es. CITILD DROPPlNG.—Yesterday morning a basket was found inside of the gate at the Foundlinz Hos pital, neatly picked up, and covered with a piece of green Wise, on which was written," An unfortunate, friendless, crplian child." On exmniniation the contents proved to be a fine Male child, apparently twelve months old, fast asleep. He was dressed in a light drab•coloined great coat, with silk cuffs, white cambric muslin frock and petticoat, calico stays, pin afore, and leather bouts. A note was pinned to .his bosom, containing the following lines : 1 hi oak Institution, with mat charity abounding, And benevolent distribution amongst the hapless foundl'ngs, wai, no doubt, far plifs sake, receive this beloved darling, Left to.their kindprotecticrn thus early in toe morning I B. -;-T ° • he poor infant was carried • off to St. Pancras Workirnite, and the Parish Officers have offered a reward for the apprehension of the parents. Thursday as elderly lAbouring man was Imam to death in the oeighbourhood•ot Churcheaton, in Staf fordshire. Friday se'nnight, the wife of it respftetable rpecha.] nic in Academy-4'mm, Belfast, left three children iisl her house till she would go an errand, and on her re. tern she found the llothes of the youngest, a fine hay about thice years old, in flames. The poor innocent was 40 severely burnt, that it only survived till the ;aext day. Early on the morning of the 10th inst. the dwelling• house of Mr. J. Allen, clerk to the collector or Excise, in Sun-strret, Lewes, was burglariously entered by some robberaw robbers. who stole therein in Bank Notes to the amount of al, together with bed and body linen, and divers other articles. which they con. !rived to carty off undiscovered. 'Fire Bank Notes and most of the other property were taken from the chamber in Which Mr. Allen, his wife, and two chil dren were sleeping, the door of which, after getting up.in the morning, he, to his. great surprise, found locked, and the key missing. The. number of convicts at Sheerness attracts a vast concourse of. bad characters to that place to see their assotiates4 and scarcely a day posccs without some depredations .. being committed. The residence of one et the inhabi tants was not tong sineebroken open dur ing the time the Jingly were attending div tae.worship, and,upwards °E, M° in rnosterand effects carried off: this 4 the bec 0 04111) bbely within a lbw% time. . • . • at; us told -• • , uLERICAL lia ELLIGINCi OXFORD, NO ' At Stiring, On Sunday, the elth uIL the Res. % n . date ut Veradifent College, wa. comic:Med a bishop kplscopal prof in the town of his late fath er , ti t . ' the Bisho Aberdeen. 1(, • Saturday, Mr: lidwari Thotnat n:y 11.1 03 College, was adjoined tiac',....;or of Wrdoterley the following •Ti t leisien were edmitief t . bralivale Venable* Verno n , 'leo. tad no: 1 , ev. Eyre, of Chrtot Church, to he .1111,ti-is o f Art , ; ?'.r. den s of Exeter College, Mr Wataatti lirizr t , of Q1140'14, M r ; W m . W A IL itger, lThiver,ity ant Mr. ta r. hand !Sutras/3, of Penitroke Colleite 10 I,:acluh CA!VIBRII)CE; 1 11 VFM!!1•It IL , The following Oeutli.misi Wait 11/11itttd dezt lii 1 1 / 4 uesday fait : Msbtr io re r h rA t 51. 4) t 0 t7 l i's lische e C of et It rchtlor of Arts—Atwoud WigteN. I doily (41 r' ... James Collett IF.b&c, SA. of Coos CJIIeg Lib kit elected a Terre Fclinw of thin Pociety. The k•U!'iCei Ct! the Ncrrimi :it Ps izr l'.•say for the yretett la," The Ilifttblal Eviden:e of the Gtau r•tiiess and of the Gualiels." . . NORWIC 7 .I, NovEmnitk is. Friday, the Rev. Charles Ndur.e Wodetioult, c'erk,ros t • toted to the It ee.ory of GtMestou, lots cetatty, 0 3 t y tation of the King. • Saturday tio: krv. Sarni Colby, ries*, A.S. wet hut* is , the Rectory of Thchiethant. is fii.froilt. Wedneiiilay, the )(i.e. Cl.ti.e it Clievall:er, instituted to the Rectory of StEc:i t e t; i t !, pethiou., , j t'la ICCLESI STICA L PROUOTIONI. The Rev. Atexander Scott, Vicar to Soutininkter, E• Ki, appoitited one ot his iu Ort:iinAry, d ime of the Rev. fhumat IYUytty, ilteea•ed .I#l The Rrv. 1 ha:di° MAUI ham been prevented to the Rectory of hlavegm o+htrwiw• i10ian,(4„... Rut?. H. I i. Nortii, curate of :it. John'. appointed Peet:end of I.lance: Ca.hetkol. - A e.ibitetisation hai pa+stii dos-Gran Seal to enabled* t n. John Timbrill, D.U. to hold victrags ui 3retttirtusi F i vashire, with Lit cktorti, t.a.it‘Frstergare. DASHING SwINDLER.—We goe the exp of a female of imposing address, w:.4) bad (.14, 'Jul ;the 1 iv. Is money of different gantlemen, by falsely p le tZ, that she was the eau ghter of an It ish geato.ra d p . had left her hum: to avoid an unpleasant raurtive urged by her relatives. A female, answer: Ism ; description, took one of the new liiaises lesdin t ,„ 'Alpha Cottnes. Mary-la-bonne Fielsk, on SitlJAsy se'naight, and by her _artifices has deli autLt rs c i. tradespeople, and decfmped with tlitir prepan....; She passed as the wite or .1 tialartiS4. keli, and introduced herself by getting th e FAINsi gentry whn dealt at the shops, from whtin sh e p e ,,- tended to be recommended. She had . goods tote , amount of £6O, from Mr. Harding, a paella. CAUTION TO INKIN:LEYCIIIE•A person on:alba ferent names of Cre:xa: hnd irdijord, ha., ;or ee time, imposed on the public, by rra7e:;ing rani roads in Kent, and ptming up at the ti:ost ic:74 l inns i n his way, where In: hires a eh., under various oretencts, to assist laitii farious pursuits. His apoearance is su much rids G;ittleenan, and his adeiress so engaging, thatheta most suceeaully made tl,e landlores the dopesdii art ifiee. He appears to be about the age of *as ed in black, with an eye-glace suspended by a •raset He was fitst heard of at C.interhury, where !kW a horse and gig to go tnßanisgate for twot!tys t i, instead of r.iturning, ire totot. a circuit by Hai* and reached Woodgate, near Tuebr.oge, stopping at the ins known by the sign of tiier(o7,.!Oi. After taking some tettesi;ment, .le .aquinaif the landlord if he could let him haee a poslenj,e Sevenoaks, saying he would leave his ham .n.; ti,; under his care till his return 04 Sunday. es he 40.1:1 H. certainty be back on that day. * Previous toles steparture ..rook from his pocket a Ectitiousdrattn ..e'2o rug ul y drawn on a u:a;:.i:, onalouseintosy and signed Vlalford (written in a sehoelbtly'sh44 requesting the favour of the landlord Is. town, and get it cashed against his return, en him also to let him have 4'B in. Advance, 2 siatati .not provided with sufficient for On remaindered is journey. The landlord considering that he had tae horse and gig in bia possession, did nct scruples comply, so gave him the money, and scat of ea draft as desired for payment, which, on being pt-, rented, was of course refused. la...the intern, 6, chaise (which was not then paid for) took VIII if Sevennaks, and the Craf t was since tetunied, tok discomfiture of the landlord, who received a Wet the time from Mr. NV i fishier, the owner of tat, chit at Canterbury, to de:Mar up his priveity, the sot person who had left it It:tying, itim name of Croxen, to say that _ll_4:ll.4d_t_:_elt MARRIED. . Rev. Brooke Poottby, rector of Kirby, Notts, to dm 0 1 1 Louisa H. Vernon, youngett daughter of Lard Vernon. Rev. A. Cooper, of Wetheringset, Sudolk, to Min Wuttii Stoke Ash. Itev. C. Neald4, of Knapton, to Adeline Martha, yam' daughter of the Rev. John Colman. Rev. John Oliershaw, vicar of Tarvin, Cheshire, tn Fliz'Abe daughter of the late Rev. Win. Inge, precentor of Lichbrd thetital. Rev. George Bevan, one of Sylvanus Bevan, of rub Wilts, to Anne, daughter of the late A. Buchanan, Es+ chant, of Ghugovr. ~. ~~ - 41 1/1.F.1). Later, after preaching. and retiring in h!s usual litalik Rev. Thomas Taylor, aged 73. He had becii t'r Mi )e itinerant preacher in the \Vcsleyan connexion ut At Maidstone Mrs. Cook, au old lady of thai t on.: 'found detain ke; bed. At Corbataptoa, Hints, the Rev. John Upton. In the With yeas of Lie age, the Rev. Arthur Saimaa, Rector of Sareden, Oxfordshire. Rev. Samuel Farms r Satikr, Vicar of Sanaurst. • In his 57th year, the Rev. Joseph Visher, ctor 01 Bergs olt . Rev. James Penny. Vicar of Preston, tineathire. Monday last, the Rev. 'I homas Radford, M I. mirth Flaw of St. John's College. Carithrldge, ul at. • Sheffield, laid Itsctoe of Hard:mad, Bucks. At Lis Lowe at Pewsey, at :.n ailvarced age, the Rev r . Towmead, M.A. Rector of Pewsey, Wilts. A, a, selni!V mineralogist, a !Swine, and concholegist, lie stool pre rei His " 'navels in Spalti," and his " Character et Moe.' Wished as an I iittorian," will best Perak hit liwrary As a Preacher be was sound in dlctritte and coruistest in titre. In early life he fad under the lashes of the !Ire Craves, of Claverton, who deseribed his peculiaticie. in ta l tastrie—" The Spiritual Quixote." Mr. T. was one of the 1. 1 . cipal projectors of, and a very couskierable share•laulder ia I Kennet and Avon Canal. rt4eitdi SOCi SATURDA Y. Bank Stock India Stock -- 3 per Ct. Red. 6J 7 62 India Bonds 1517 pt. Ditto Cons. 62-A Imp. s prr 4 Per Cents. 7711 4 , Fachetpler 13111 s 11 i 4 pt S per Cent. NiVy 94 Coos. for t.cc. Lone Anna. 16 1-16 I 14,:tery l io.tct, xes WATLi: 'lO MOI Morning ',OW AT LU NDJ)) 1;60 11 1 • 2 min. $3 Ol ' - 30 Afternoon 1-UNIMN• Prai 01W Level. I O W ' Publ4sl there awl a: Ele Sug-0T.:,,Ta.41,11. •