Star. — London, England, 1818-09-16 00:00:00

na QUEEN. MANCHESTER. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. As Wri t s expected, the great body of the Spinners! 711.48TBOURN, SEPTEMBER 15. . . returned, to their employment on Monday mornings! Arrived in our Roads this morning, about fersie excepting th os e i n di v id ua l s w h o h a d ma d e t h ems el v e s o'clock, the A n n an d Eli za b et h pac k e t; Capt;l4llq4 most conspicuous in the t urn - o ut , a n d been most from Dieppe, and landed twenty-one passemeerv e , ey sailed from p last at ten o'cleOgs active is stimulating tho s e w h o were willi n g to work Th and had a very boisterous passage. night, Not being .a,bie al ,o to strike. It has, as formerly stated, been re- to make Brighton or' Newhaven, they bore solved by the Masters not to give employment to 1 this place. They bring no paeticatr news.—A i ' these turbulent individuals, that th e y may be corn- seizure of spi r it s was made in this neighbourhood a' polled to quit the neighbourh oo d : nor c a n they well few nights a g o. Th e C ustom -h ouse Offi cers he re are much on the alert. be blamed, if the system be acted on with discrimi- PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER IS. noting prudence, and not from any feeling of indict- It has blown very strong the whole day from the dual anger; for in every large body of workmen, S.W.—Passed up Channel the Anna Dorothea, At.- Lits, from Madeira, out 27 days ; landed her pas some will be found of so troublesome a character, that even in the mo s t qu iet ti mes it would be chin: len ger' here by a pilot boat. S a iled hi s M a j es ty's ship GRIFFON, for Deptford, to be paid off. able to prevent them from corrupting the others. DEAL, SEPTE'. BEE 15. Now that peace and regular habits are restored, it Wind W. blows strong.—Arrived and :sailed for is to be hoped that the operative spinners will not the River, the'Lang, CLARK, from Bombay—sailed Perseverance, M.Nne, from Belfast ; Mi easily allow themselves, on the instigation of restless 3 d M4 Y ; neivießrobsoar from Liverpool • Eliz abeth, PHELPS individuals, to be again induced to acts of riot, clan- ": : Irons Plymouth; Argus, Youxo, from fortola ; John, gerous to the public peace and highly injurious to WALKER, from the West Indies ; and the Royal So the interests of their own families. If wages at any vereign yacht, from Calais. Came down from the River, the Caledonia, PRIMROSE, for Leghorn. We time be too low for their supportohey have a right learn b, that the Earl Balc to refuse them, and to seek work elsewhe r e, but they and the y the Lan Buckingh g CLARK, amshire, arrived at Bombay on Orras„ the 'have no ri At to attempt to enforce their demands by Ist of May, all well, after a passage of lout mouths; acts of violence or attacks upon property. But, in they sailed from the Downs on the 31st Dec. 1817. fact, we have reason to believe, that compared with Five .. o'clock, the Lang remains. , . the prices paid to weaver s for thei r labour, the wages DOVER, SEPTEMBER 15. ' of the spinners were high, which makes their conduct Passed by yesterday, after post, the Friends, SEVER; from Jamaica for Dondon, all well. the more blameable. RAMSGATE, SEPTEMBER 15. With the mere question of price between the em- Wind S.W.—The Dutch galliot Juffrow Teekle ployers and the employed the public have nothing to Petronella, Boit, from London to Groningen, arrived do, but they are deeply interested in seeing that nei- early this morning, having sprung her mainmast. they commit acts calculated to injure persons and HARWICH, SEPTEMBER 15. Wind S.W.—Arrived the Resolution, Pince, with property. The employers are but litlleexposed to a corn and flax, from Antwerp for London, having been danger of this kind, but with the workmen it is far on shore on the Whiting Sand, and lost her anchors otherwise ; fur ignorance and passion, stimulated by anz! cable ; brought in by a salvage smack. bad and designing men, may, and' does often hurry LIVERPOOL, SEPTEMBER 14. them to acts of violence, not at first intended. The Arrived the George. CLARKS, from Pernambuco, sailed 3d August in company with the Princess Eli consideration of this should operate powerfully with zabeth packet. the more prudent and considerate workmen, not to COWES, SEPTEMBER is. give countenance to discontented and clamorous Arrived the Dutch ship Flora, Timmy', from Am peopletroops; in their own class, but rather to use their sterdam to Batavia, with and Castlereagh, '• in- WARE, from London, fOrßalifax. fluence to prevent their machinations from leading CUSTOVIaIIOUSE, LONDON, SEPTEMBER 15. to mischief. &HMI !STOLID INWAIIDS.--.The Asethusa Hely, from St. Do. mango and Cuba ; James and Theresa, Lappin, from Peters. PROM THE MANCHESTER HERALD, SEPT. 15. burgh; Christian, Mason, fron Bergen; Vittoria, Smith, from Die Delre of GLOOOs ' szza arrived at Lyons, on ' " With the exception of a very few persons, we believe the P eters b urg h ; C oncor d, Hi c k, f ront A rc h ange l ; Oli ve B ranc h, tk!,l. On the 7th, he visited the principal mann- Spinners are once more happily following their respective em. Angel, from Dublin ; Flora, Ditcks, from Stettin ; Cornelia, ployments ; the mills Wag now in full motion. After so long (aircraft, from Worcum ; Wealauds, nucleon, from Archangel; Imes in that city, and honoured the Grand Theatre Nymph, Ludlow, from Jersey ; Commerce, Tweeddel, from ail hi presenCe. The Commandant of the 19th an absence front all profitable employment, the workmen are Bourdeaux; Moir, from Quebec, Montreal, and Cork; Perseus, raw! division offered this Prince a guard of ho- convinced that they have neither the right nor the power to Riceardem,frons Quebec; Hope, Leitch, from Archangel; tear, at his arrival in the city, which was . declined dictate, as a body, to their employers ; and the latter, we fully be. Flying . Fish, • 'Smitb, from Ostend ; Rambler, Godfrey, from is& handsomest manner. His Hi h received g ness neve, are sincerely disposed, now that submission has been made,' T"enffe ; Marquis of Anglesea, Foster,•front Ostend , Robert, Jones, from Rotterdam ; Sarah Ann, Wilson, from the Cape of &principal Officers of the corps in garrison pre _ i to pass over the attempt to take the managetnentof their affairs Good Hope ; Canada, Cumr.drig, from Quebec; Good Intent, tiled by the Commandant and his Staff. He ' after- , out of their own bands ; forgiving and forgetting the Insulti Richardson, from Jersey; Snake, Williams, from Monte Video am:swat present at a general review of the troops. , they received during the turn-out, and the loss which so much and Maidino ; Waterford, Hodge, from Waterford; Albion, .e Ku Highness left Lyons on the Bth, in the morning. ' capital so long unemployed bad unavoidably occasioned. Hall, from Archangel ; Dick, Harrison, from hiadras hti the Cape; Juffer Hebe Maria, Krye, from Rotterdam ; Hanover, ighbourhood, we The following letter relative to her Royal Highness ' " The major part of the Weavers in this net Adamson, from Bourdeaux; and Franc Briton, Delweder, from est Princess of HESSE Homeoune, was written by a understand, are again at their looms with advances, of various Bourdeaux.—ourwskos--The Sales, Thompson, for Ham- Geatletuan recently arrived from a Continental tour, rates, on the prices lately paid for weaving; for it was impos- b . u m rgb ; Hero; ,vTishiaillandfo, for Sm yrn a ; Calais; a Eliza , 41r r l a y, goutstßafottfeor dated Lad" Sept. 14 : " Being lately on a tour up sable, however feasible the plan might seem, to raise the prices 4 .* StoCkholm ; Harmony, n9 Heslop Yrn fo; Napi ni es; Florinza, Kit;ron r , the Rhine. I visited Frankfort-on.the Maine, and as 'in one indiacrinsimite ratio. There are, however, some of this for Charleston; Radius, Delmo, for New York ; Sir Edward I was so near the residence of our amiable Prin- most valuable class of population, still dissatisfied, who refuse Hamilton, Bell, for Jamaica; Thetis, Henshelwood, for ditto; &mum, the Hereditary Princess of HEssE to return to tabour, till the original demand of seven shillings in Helena, Bathgate, for Montserratt.; Caroline, Clark, for St. • reopen, lof course felt a great desire to see the the pound is complied with. Kist's Zodiac, Johnson, for Antigua ; Fleetwood, Aiken Dominica; and Elizabeth , Harrison, for Isle of France. f for Born ,as well as her Royal Highness also, if possible. i " This feeling, we are told, operates in a great degree it the bay, Fort George, F ort William, Prince of Wales Island, Ben ,ag inf orme d myself of the readiest method of neighbourhood of Bolton, where dissatisfaction still prevails, coolen and Batavia. sowing the Castle of Hombourg, and having heard although very considerable additions have been made by the - affable and kind the Princess had behaved to Manufacturers to the prices recently paid, and which it is stated of her country folks' whaled gone there, I (viewing the stocks on hand, and the present demand), cannot there on the 22d ult. and had the pleasure of at this moment be advanced farther, without increasing the pri aly viewing the building, but the gratification 'rations of which Weavers, la very many cases, with too math in and convening with her Royal Highness, justice, have complained ; since the continued accumulation a ith kind condescension permitted me to have stock, at a greater expense in manufacture, would induce, If our of an interview with her, whilst I visited not force, the holders to suspend the fabrication of particular tyal apartments appropriated to her own use. articles; and many weavers, now employed, would of course, e apartments are fitting up and decorating 1111.• be left, for a time, entirely without work. But this is a truth her immediate inspection, in a style suited to so obvious, that coupled with the justice of estimating, indivi- Royal Highness's well known elegant taste.— dually, the value of labour to be hired, in opposition to the in. !loyal Highness was, at the above time, well in re g ularity of dictatorial combination, we are confident it will and seemed as happy as her own excellent completely calm the perturbed 'piths of the industrious part of iion can make her, Indeed, I felt considerable society which have been acted upon by designing men, who have .. t on v:siting some highly respectable families in made them forget for a moment, that the best market for dis forri to find that her Royal Highness h univer- Ad it great es t eem , not only by'her own subjects posing of labour, as well as of every other vendible article, is an open one, in which the demand and the quantity will best !ego ist; by all the Germans residi ng i n h er neigh- late the value. titood, for the same goodness of heart and affabi- vi m ..- maneer which were always so conspicuous in 4hararter in England. I will only add, that the ince!f Hesse-klososoutto is eceedingly popular." lt..ter from Calais, dated September 10, says, 'itteked at Dover yesterday. Immediately on . I .tkeet setting under weigh, two Custonrhonse tars sae on board, and entered the cabin. With jali2g a wo r d, t h ey put t h e i r h ands on a b ag [detaining seo guineas, the supposed' property of a 'alg English Gentleman, who, on coming of age,' lucteeded to a large fortune. He had with him ant in livery, five gre yh oun d s an d a span i e l, was h imse lf dressed like a whipper-in, with a ;i, , ` 'h ip in hi s h an d an d a whistle to it. The Offi ;their promptness, app ear to h ave h a d good *ll lon. The young Gentle man s oon a f terwar d s 10 a birth, in which he remained during the ,cu e r. The influx and reflux of the English here .1 ,try . llotel to excess. Among the last arrivals wallas s are Lard and Lady Clinton, Mr. Pointz 4 e 7. , tw o _ Misses Pointz, Viscount Fitzwilliam (of 4 . ) . r s e 'l Compton and Lady Doraville and fa• . ..-' rt i . .oncannen, Mr. and Mrs. French, Mr. fin, lkinson, and Colonel Nugent." wu r ‘ emocteroar HALL.--A magnificent Ball and . .'ere given at Abe r d een on F r id ay l ast, under Y i .ces of the 3l arc hi oness of HUNTLEY, to ce the Centenary of the County Club, a most re institution, which has continued, almost mwouption, s i nce t h e commencement.— , the Stewards were the Earls of ABERDEEN, It and FIFE ; Mr. SKENE, of Skene ; Mr. BUR.. 341`. Beesensrax, 31r. LA NSDON & c. &c. The Itereasandoutteeded by the principal families of the graced by a num b er o f b eaut if u l 4en,,,,,....a11ad ' i l iirahle dancers, who still prefer the led &rails 1,77:4 1 : and the gay .Country Dance g.u.d me-romans A t i ns • .. of the modern Quadrille Ind C ot i llion, rp to eight o'clock last night, no serious altera ;•.;a had taken pla,e in the state of her MAYESFY.— Sir HENRY Hatrocio returned font Windsor about bar o'clock, and Mr. BRANDA from London, nearly at the same time. In the muly part of the day the Princesses walked in the gardens, attended by Gene tIITAYLOR and Sr FRANCIS MILLanN. At half past five o'clock his Royal Highness the Ranges ktotsr arrived from Carlton House, and after visit la; her MAJESTY, dined with his Royal Sisters, the physicians, and General TAYLOR. His Royal High tess's hones were ordered for half-past eight o'clock wean to town. In the course of the day, orderly men of the 19th t z ars were sent off twice, both to London and Windsor, with dispatches announcing the state of her g ijo ry. In the evening, Mr. MILLs, the Messen fer, arrived at the QUEEN'S house, from Windsor, „i l h dispatches for the PRINCE REUENT; and another p ev e ß rr from the Eazi of Ltveuroot, at Coombe Wool sanding the apparent sameness in the OP Ba;letias, the excessive debility, to which her ilarz'm has been reduced, is now almost daily in. , e , b i n g; and, although some palliation of the more violent symptoms is occasionally produced by the application of anodynes, and her strength be, in sa me degree, s pported by cordial medicines, yet, from the pain s!le suffers, on the slightest motion, there is but little doubt but her malady (which lat terly has I :miles:2d hydropr, in ad its varieties) pro ceeds from an unusual state of the viscera; and this her MAJESTY'S advanced age, precludes, we fear eatirely, all hope of her restoration. A crisis, there 'Aro, and that at no very distant date, is certainly to be apprehended. Nevertheless, by the skill of her physicians, by incessant care, and by the extraordi nary means which have been resorted to, the event pay possibly be procrastinated for some time, should tlete be no recurrence of spasnn.• The (ones-ilia Bulletin was issued this day : " Kew Palace, September 16. MAJESYY has passed a good night, and is kit. (Signed) " 11.11 ALFORD. F. MILLMAN:. The Sappho, from Bengal, for London, and two Indiamen in company, were spoke on 23d August, in lat. 27. long. 80. 59. The TOPAZE frigate, Captain LUMLEY, arrived at Madeira 28th July, from Portsmouth, in 10 days; and the LIVERPOOL frigate, Captain Sir F. A. COL LIER, arrived on the 29th in nine days, from Ports mouth, and both sailed 2d ult. for the East Indies. The Globe transport, BLIE, with convicts-for New South Wales, sailed from Portsmouth on Wednesday; also the Regulus transport, with troops for Gibraltar. INSURGENT PRIVATEERS.—Extract of a letter from Bilboa, dated August 17 :—" We hailed with much satisfaction the arrival of the DIANA frigate. No sooner had she appeared than the Insurgent priva teers which previously infested our coast disappeared, to the great joy of the inhabitants. By the last ad vices also from Cadiz, we learn that two or three English ships of war are off that coast, no doubt for the purpose of preserving some little respect for le gitimate Bags. Such is the present state of Spain ! A nation that once meditated an invasion of Cleat Britain, is now glad even of nominal protection from twb or three of her frigates!" of cotton goods are not a privileged incorpo rated body; they have no ezcluding patent pretensions (for the tra4 is open to every fellow-subject, and by a courtesy which we fear has been carried too far, even to aliens and strangers) but are continually stimulated to competition bt the spirit of enterprize and speculation which has lifted up the trade of this district to so high a point on the scale of national importance. If the quantity of any particular description of labour to be dis posed of, is not equal to the demand, purchasers are easily found who will advance upon the previous price, in order to secure what they want ; but if the quantity is greater than the demand, the holder will naturally s offer it at an inferior price, as the preferable alternative to not disposing of it at To establish a marl/nun of wage, would be tht height of injus tice, if such a thing could be effected ; and if the working clas ses could succeed in establishing a etinirsuss, they would insure misery to themselves, since the measure would annihilate the speculation which furnishes them with employment, when goods are not in immediate request." Wool Nl , :a it:lw Lai Billet's 1141;:ir hi tr ea,;ng ; ar violent sym application same degree from the p there is but terly has ni reeds from I her Me.; mutely, all fore, and th b e apprehen physicians, Zlty means pay possibli, e t re be no The folios 31) tear. Tx Dote On limits in tf ail his pre airy died nog, on his handst the principal (tied by the r.-.4s was p lies llighne The folio fat liftmen Gellman elated Lai the Rhine. I was so um ELM flonsouse same, as wt flaring in! eiewing then how afabl some of le west there 114 only ti If wing who with the honour the Royal Ilese opal err her ir, is Royal ler Royal ialth, arc itposition Merit on ltitiforr, t.:Tbeld also b] leafriood, try of that to charar itike of I A letto " I veto f lot Packs "Seers L., *3l sayia i tostaiein i :roan g E r tr.l ree eer ; semen sae vas Qt whip r ~A E by t "" v rin at if ' CO a r: tZ g . eve ry What !Ae 142 lb !T ZT. Mr , ad lln, C 4 lsge r.7oetlt zuspic tirxe hie t i "mri" tl `or it: L i tre, MI 7Eiag "titY, • %me n , 11.1 "the 41 414 PRIVATE LETTER. " MANCHESTER, SEPTEMBER 14. " I have the satisfaction to state, that the whole of the Spinners this morning went to their work, at the respective mills in this town and the neighbourhood, with the exception of those who have been proscribed and set down in the black book by the Masters, who have determined never to employ again those whom they consider as instigators and leaders in the late turn-out.—lt had been reported here, that Drum mond, Bagguley, and Johnson, with the other persons accused of sedition, had procured bail, and returned to their respective homes; but by accounts I have this instant received from Chester, I learn that such is not the fact ; nor are they at all likely, when the', heavy amount of the bail required is contrasted with their humble stations in life. There is little doubt of their being compelled to remain in prison until the ensuing Chester Assizes, which take place r.Tzt April." THE ARCTIC EXPEDITION. The following copy of a le t ter from on board his Majesty's ship ISABELLA contains some curious par ticulars : " On board his Majesty's chip Lobelia, in latitude 74 N. 531 W. July 9, 1819.* " I take this opportunity, by a GreenLandman, of sending these few lines, to inform you that we are all well, and very comfortable on board. We have had a very pleasant voyage hitherto, only some hard work now and then getting through the ice, and at this moment we are a little still, but we expect in a few days that the ice will clear away, so that we creep on moderately; but we stale xpect to eat our Christmas dinner at the Pule, and next year at Woolwich, after doubling the Cape. There are fifty Greenlandmen in' company with us, but they have aV.. had bad success, and are not inclined to go any farther North with us. Fur our part, had we come for fish we should have been most unfortunate, for we have seen none. We have been honoured with the company of eight men and six women, the inhabitants of this country. They dance like devils, and are very good-natured folks, but indolent. They dress in seal-skins, both men and women : a frock conies down to their waist, with a hood to it, which they turn up at pleasure: both sexes wear breeches and boots, so that they make a very curious appear• ante. I think if I had them in London I could make a pretty sum by 'hawing them. There is an end tollettingfor the breeches between them, as their dreal is alike, except that the tom& adds a bit of tape to the top of her hair. I have been but once on shore since I left Shetland, onthe 3,1 of May. The country is very mountainous, and covered with snow, and the sea with ice. It is alternately very waim and very cold, bnt in two or three months we shall have It all of the latter description. " JULY 25, 1217. 4 . We are now In 76 degrees North. There is a vast abun dance of whales : the Greenland:nen will snake fortunes : they are leaving us, and thl% letter wilt :sr sent by the night's boat.— We are accommodated with tile- Sun shining bright night and day since !day 26.—One of the Greenlandmen, the Thtee Bro. then, of, Hull, has been loaf, bist atl hands were bsppily ,avvd." The British Museum has purchased the Library of the late M. GlNoussos, at Paris, for £lOOO iterlin. 1911M-LANII ?REAM. Last night i lltr.Waricistains, from the. Haymark-,t Theatre, made his debut as Old Rapid. in A C`trre j.r Ithe Heart-ache. This charactti requi4es consicieranie 'broad humour on the part of the ar,t,lrvand in this Mr. WATEINSON was not found wa4ting. Wherever he had a speech of a sentimeatal twit' tiutter he was unusually impressive. He obtained great applause; and, if he can dismiss a few etuberances, will become a favourite in low comedy. Prank Oatlond was ac ted by Mr, WasToti, another new performer',' with much judgment. ' The ease and nature which distin guished his performance generally, ensured him a favourable reception. The other principal. charac ters in the Play were sustained by PoweLL, Game, PENLEY, BARNARD, Mrs. HARL.OI4I, Mrs. URGER, and Miss Borc z , w i t h t h e i r wonte d a bili ty .—l n t h e Farce of the Irishman in f,orlon, Mr. WESTON ap peared as lkfurtoch Delaney. Ile has that which may pass on English ears for a very good brogue. He displayed more vivacity in Murtoch than he had shewn in the Play, and sung " The Wild Irishman' with great applause. He was less fortunate in the Plansty ; and, notwithstanding the characters of Edward, Frost, and Cynion, were well sustained by PENLEY, HUGHES, and Kotour, the Piece went off with but moderate applause. Miss Sims:tares second and farewell benefit, on Fridal last, in Dublin, attracted so numerous an au dien&, that the house overflowed from every part. MATHEWS, after giving his Mail-coach ifivevt.:te• at Bath, drove for Bristol, to repeat them there,• tl.is evening, in the Assembly Rooms of that city. That genteel and fashionable Watering-place, East bourn, has been quite full all the seascn: there is not now a house .unoccopied,• and many families hale been obliged to seek accommodation elsewhere. A, reward cf £2OO is offered in the Gazette of last night, for the discovery of the persons who made tl,e late outrageous attacks upon the mill of Messrs. GRAY and Co. at Manchester. Also a reward of £lOO for the discovery of the murderers of Mr. HARRISON, Coroner of Holt, in Denbighshire. It w•as happily said by Sir ROBERT WALPOLE, after his retirement from Office, that he had given away to his friends more good things than had fallen to the Kt of any Minister, but he now found, that political gratitude was only a live sense of jirecurs to be re ceived. It was once well said in the House of Commons (we believe by the great Lord Lyttleton) that the nt est powerful King of Great Britain could not deprive a subject of the hundredth part of an acre, but a knavlsi t attorney might get possession of his whole estate. It is generally supposed that the population of this country has been increasing more rapidly during the last century, than that of the other countries of Europe. We believe that, with the exception of Spain, almost all the other states of Europe have increased at an equll, and some, such as Russia, at a much greater rate. Mr. RICKMAN, in the Preface to the last Population Re turns, states the population of England and Wales id 1700 at 5,475,000, and in 1811 it was 10,488,001 In Sweden Proper, one of the poorest countries cf Europe, the population in 1716, was 907,969. In 1816, Sweden Proper had 2,464,911 inhabitants. At the former period too, Sweden had only 17 iron works, one alum-work, one glass-house, one paper mill, and eight manufacturing establishments. At the latter it had 560 iron-works and mines, and 901 manufacturing establishments. We do not certainly exaggerate when we say, that the population of Eu rope, notwithstanding all its wars, &c. has at least doubled during the last 100 years. Yesterday morning, about three 'o'clock, a fire broke out at the hou e of Mr. BALDWYN, Bookseller, .Newgate-street, which began in a bed-room where Mrs. BALDWYN was (who had only been confined ten days). The bed and curtains were totally burnt, but Mrs. BALDWYN and her infant were safely conveyed to the house of Messrs. Ciinees and IltAcEv. With the assistance of the neighbours and the firemen, who were very prompt in their attendance, the fire was completely subdued, without going further than the room it broke out in. Yesterday se'nnight a poor man, named Jeremiah Neinan, and his wife, were burnt to death in their house, at Pallace, near Tralee, while they both lay ill of a fever. The unfortunate man's bed took fire and speedily blazed up about him, while his wife, en seeing him in this shocking situation, although not equally helpless with himself, became quite paralysed with fear, and was speedily involved in the fate cf her husband, before any assistance could be given. After the ruins of the house had beer. cle::red away, the bones of the unhappy couple were feur.d bunit to a cinder. Coaouras' Isocrlrc.—Satarlty evening an Inquest seat h , ld at blanchestvr em the body of James Butterwklz • young rrn‘n„ tis years of age, Ly trade a joiLer, who wzs ki ted on night in Dcan.l-ate, by a waggon pasting over hi, neck. is sup' (herd that being intoxicated, he had tumbled down. Prd fallen asleep In the road. The waggoner perceived him but coulil not stop the team until the fore-wheel had paastd the unfortunate ,nut.—Verdict Accidental Death. ItlisaaaatsAss or • Tom: Wee —An Inquest was hed yesterday at the Chary, in the Old Banat, on the bode of Ara- Maria Underwood; it ed 24 yearn. The eeccesed had been e. , t with three other persons, and drank till she became intoxicated, and that went to sec a kir?. abraders, who lodges with a Galta u n, near the OW Befury. "afrw Calu:gan seeing the coral. dit ion of the deceased, gave Ler a slight pusb,to prevent her ion up stairs, when her head strult trivet a wall, and she instantly expired.—The Jury foun4 !with one dissentient voice) that the deceased died when in a crate of intoxication, from a hid, caused by the justifiable:force of Mrs. Gaitagsn, while endeavouring to prevent her from going tip the stairs of her house. CITY BUSlNESS.—Yesterday a Court of Aldeimen was held at Guildhall, at which 49 Lars of geld, weighing upwards of 8,000 ounces, were sworn off. for exportation.—Sundry persons were allowed and sworn Brokers ; and licenses were granted to Coal undertakers.—Mr. S. Tnuatv, rho was lately eleettd one of the Bridge Masters attended, and was sworn into office.—Commissioners of the Court of Requests for October next, were appointed.—A vacancy of one of the Rulers of the ‘Vatermen's Company, by the decease of Mr. JOIIN H.tman, was declared, and ap pointed to be filled up at the next Court.—The Com mittee on the conduct and practice of Brokers, pew. sented a Report, vkith regulations for their admission and conduct, which were approved, and ordered to be printed and distributed forthwith, and duly observed. MARK-LAME,-Excnarict, MARK-LAE, SEPT. 16.--W e have had no arrivals since Monday, and prices con, tinue as on that day, but the sale of all grain was heavy, except for new Barley, which is in oemanci, but there was none At market.. . 4 31 t* f i , '• :5. •:i I :1( 1 I I A