Star. — London, England, 1818-10-15 00:00:00

TIII QUEL.V. P3llec, Eight o'Clocr , Wediwctlay A.eht. clock, to-night, no relapse had Liken :ontrary, her MAJLSTY appeared to be though slowly, improving. She was Lble to bear removal from her chamber crssEs again devoted several hours in tit... day to inspecting the progress of an.l in receiving and att3wer:iTg the Im es of the Nobility. lock, they Were visited by the Pounce is Duke of YORK ; the PRINCE havilg loyal Duke, at his house in the Sfable es's. Sir FRANCIS MILLMAN had ar-, ly, 'and he, and Sir HENRY llALronn, acted upon the PRINCE with their even :l-2 state of her MAJESTY. cr and the Dupe of YORK afterwards nner with thcir illustrious sisters. The mend TAYLOR ar.d Colonel STEpitatc =our of being of the dinner party. snsiclerable zedliction has been made is blishme:it liera. This morning, at five horses belonging to her MAJESTY, the Princess AvuusTA's, with a• pro 'her of servants, were transferred' to there now remains here only a single IESTY ' S carriage horses. len Chairs, in which her MAJESTY had Lertise, when she first came here, have off to Windsor. action may be occmiorted by the cit.- the stables at Kew being very confined ent, and the out-ofces in a state of iion, and unfit for the winter ae.cona large nutuber of domestics ; and it may ,le not to have so many servants about ilst her .Mamorry is indisposed. But cd the garden chairs having been sent equally probable, that her iNlAJzsry's indsor way be again in contemplation. -it she still continues to exrressiber anai the accomplitlunent of that object." ug Bulletin was "sued tlii day : " Kvw r.ilace, October 11. tx continues is the same state in which was yesterday. (Signed) "F• MILT %SAN. " jL. IiALPORD." the Royal Family received letters e and Duchess of CT. A R I.: Net, leaving lighoesses iu good health. 3f GioucEsrrn is expected in England Nothing Int the illness of the QcaE K aaentions of the Duchess to her Met • ildi-pensable, would have induced his ~ss to travel. He has greatly improved it residence of her Royal Highness the iVitcs in Italy is on the sea shore, near ietween 30 and 40 miles frem Ancona. liglu es kavin; uo English and very few ns, linn patturnztd the building of a new Pe AM, at which she passes her evenings, It can be I pt open ; but the population is so sicall, that the audience do not sup foTIIICII, fmw as they are, and the com nnt c xi&t, wii.!.out the Princess's subscrip neatre is supposed to have been built er expense. She has a stage box there, le is attended, with some form, by her _mg )( ang AUSTIN, who is treated by the of Pesaro with a degree of ceremony as an Englishman. The Princess has not yet irchaser for her seat at Como. Baron who is Steward of the Household, drives ind pair, in the English style, attcndcd by I the Archduke MAXIMIII.I:4 was con T CaThOn House. tANBOURYR left his father's, the Marquis Ilts's seat, Hatfield, yesterday, for Paris. r his Grace the Duke of Aaonn.a•arrived at rn minis and Marchioness of WozcztrEn are ) town, from a tour. . _ '1 of LON:DALE is arrived at his house in vet, Berkeley-square, from his seat. Low moreland. 'ARD and Lady CODIUSGTON are arrived at e in Charles -street, Berkeley-square, from Garr it arrived at his father's, the iiuron's hone, Charles -street, Berkeley mu Durham Massey, Cheshire. Ines SULLIVAN, Bart. and Mr. BULICELLY d in town from Southampton. Dow, Bart arrived in town yesterday. from Scotland. fatscn and family, left town yes t their seat, near Southampton. rd Lady Hottaan returned yesterday to iOUSt, from their seat, in Bedfordshire. 4 1ERT HIATIICOTE has left town on a tour. RAMXOND has left town for his seat, 4.Suffolk. d OfiIIAFTESISTILY is returned to his seat, Cranbourne, Dorset, from a tour. dth of Lord ELLENBOROVOH is somewhat but little hopes are entertained of his s being again able to preside in the Court Bench. His Lordship, when the weather tecalionally takes an airing at Brighton, in attended by a part of.his oiliness of WAftwicx and her infant son, v 4. s; are now perfectly recovered from in disposition, and, with the Noble Earl, arc sae leave Wax wick Castle on an excursion to Mar Oscan eleven at night, as UUa YATE 3 and fam i ly were on thew way blai to Itockville, in a jaunting car, they WCrC wren armed men, and robbed of a gold tc• and cash ar.d notes to a considerable -^ of the ro - bbers has :;;:ice been apt,: e- I:atlantic-nu ha. DEAL, OCTOBER 14. Wind S.E.—Came down from the River, the Sa-' rah and Elizabeth, WEEKS, for the South Seas; Mar garet, GLASIIAM, for Genoa. Four P.M.—The wind having got to the S.E. the outward-bound are pre paring to sail. DOVER, OCTOBER 14. Sailed this day the King George, Captain Km, and Lady Jane James, Captain HAMA nn. for Calais, with passengers ; also the Princess Charlotte packet, Captain HALLANDS, with a mail and passengers, for Ostend. RAMSGATE. ocToßrn 14. . Wind S.E.--Several of the trade bound have sailed this tide. WEXFORD. OCTOBER 10. The Active, from 'Smyrna, has been surveyed, and is now discharging to be repaired. CORK, OCTOI3r.R 9. Arrived the Speculation, of Plymouth. ORGAN, from Quebec, wik.h timber, with loss of an anchor, and icventy fathoms of cable and buoy, and buoy-rope. MILFORD, OCTOBER Arrived the Deptford, WILLIA Nt 5, from Dublin for London, with loss of main-yard. FALMOUTH, OCTOBER 1?. Wind S. sloop Lively, arrived at this port on the 10th instant, from London, picked up a piece of balk off th e 13cry Head, marked W. 109 and 11. 174. _ CALMS, OCTOMR TL•e Pomona, Scorr, of Sunderland, sailed from hence to-day, with 47 cases of silver. CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON, OCTOBER 14. Sums rxrEacis mar...am—The Margaret, Glenn, from Peters-1 burgh; Vier Gebroeders, De Vries, from Antwerp ; Vrouw Gesina, I lazewnikci, from ditto; Montreal, Service, from Mon treat and Quebec; Boston, Finlay, front Maryland; Averick, Manlove, from Virginia; Blenheim, :touter, from Honduras; the Lord Duncan, Gardiner, from Leghorn ; Probity, Cooper, front Lisbon ; Louisa, Broms, from Stockholm ; Brion, Reed,' from Riga; Actif, Nusten, from Havre; Edviard, Wessels, from Bremen ; the Tuscan, BCII/00, from Jamaica; Orwell, Muddle, front St. Vincent's ; Frances Ann, Mitchell, from Africa; la' Desire, Largouvi, from Bourdeaux ; Burton, from Ja maka • Itesolution, ki'Gregor. from Venice; Itetty, Trivett, front L eghorn ; Charlotte, Peterson, from Archangel ; Europa, 'Doane, from Poraground; and Princess Mary, Nicholson, from Havre. Externs ourwAnert—The .Tonge L.srt, Peterson, for p I e thr..n • Mi. oe, Prist, for Stettin ; the Generons Friends, , Baldry, for Brenta, ; Slake, Warner , for Pereira and Buenos Ores; Richard and Sibtlie, was, for ELrbadact • Waterloo, Wilkub.on, fur Jamaica; Orpheus. Finlay, for Banab4; and the liefculcs, Russell, for Buenos Arcs. The period for which several ships were commis sioned on the peace establishment being expired, they have been paid off. Such as were found in a proper state for the ensuing three years hive been commis sioned, by which a considerable saving has been ex perienced in Bttir ou t , &c. and those that were not . 6 . considered in a serviceable state have been supplied by other ships in their Ftead. The follon ing Officers have been appointed, viz. Lieutenant J. J. Onalow to the Alert, of 1$ guns, Captain Leeke, on the Downs station. Lieutenants George Arden and James Edgecumbe to the Bann, of 40 guns, Captain fitting at Portsmouth for Jamaica. . . Lieutenants W. Martin, U. A. Elliott, A. H. Kellett, and E. Hillman, to the Creole, Of 4e guns, Biting at Sheercess for South America. Lieutenants P. Drummond and W. Lutman to the Cyrene, of 20 guns, Captain Tozer, at Plymouth. Lieutenant Sadler to the Cyrus, of 20 guns, Captain C. S. White, on the Irish station. Lieutenants Blois, Peake, J. R. Thomas, and T. Bertic, to the Euryalue, 42 guns, Capt. Huskisson, Suing out at Chathan.-.. Lieutenants J. Forman, G. Prard, .T. Boy, and E. Collier, to the Hyperion, 32 guns, Capt. T. Searle, C.B. at Portsmouth. Lieutenants Baldie and Vidall to the Severn, 20 guru, Capt. Bartholomew, C.D. fitting fur the East Indies ' at Chatham. Lieutenants IF.ggs, Hon. C. Abbott, 11. Eder, and C. Hope, to the Liffey, of 50 guns. Hon. Captain Duncan, Lang at Cha tham for the Mediterranean. Lieutenants Iteneau, G. Trail, and 1.. A. Robinson, to the Mersey, of guns, Captain Collier, Ening out at Eyrnouth. Lieutenants Gordon and W. Lloyd to the Ontario, of 18 guns, Captain Goading, fitting at Plytrm:th t-- the Jamaica station Lieutenant J. N. Waugh to the Patthi:x, of . 10 guns, Cap tain Bigland, fitting at Portsmouth. UMW:MU C. Croker and k' c: to the IL:thring, of 18 guns, Captain Ilunn, at Deptford. Lieutenants T. Gregory, W. Cotesworth, and R. B. Rol, to of 40 the ildr- Captain Palttur, at Plymouth. Lieutenants Wheatley and Jusri:e to the Raleigh, of Is guns, Captain B.sum- ' ardt, at Plymouth.. LieutemonsSparshott, Worsham, Shairr. Chamberlain, Jen kin>, Tait, and Branford, to the lio!hf,rt, of so guns, Captain Green, fitting at Portsmouth for the dag ship, of Admiral Sir P. Fremantle, in the ftlediterranear. Lie utenanu Dickir.son, Prettyman, Blackman, Boyle, John 31'Dougal, (as Flag Lieuterart), to the Salisbury, of 30 guns, Captain Widson fittin' at Portsmouth for the flog of Admiral Campbell, on the Barbadoes station. Lieutenants Trlscott, Jackson, and Davis, to the Sapphire, of 26 guns, Captain Hart, fitting at Dept: . 3ril. Lieutenants Colebrooke and Tuthill, to the Slaaey, CO guns, Captain O'Brien, fitting at Plymouth. Lieutenants Go!dir k ; ar.d Burnett to the Sophie ' of 18 guns, Captain Sir William Wiseman, But. fitting at Chatham for the Jamaica station. Lieutenants Purcell, Woollatns, Johmtore, and Loney, tothe Tribune, 42 guns, Captain Willoughby, C.B. fitting at Chatham. Lieutenants Cole, Crutchley. and Crouch, to the Northum berland, of 78 guns, Captain Sir M. Seymour, Bart. one of the guard ships in the river Medway. Lieutenants J. M. Hutchinson and Conner to the Vengeur, of '74 gum, one of the guard ships at Portsmouth, Lieutenants Connelly, Ellis, Leary, and Welch, to the Ramil lies, of 74 guns, at Portsmonth. .ieutenant Sandom to the Sper.eer, of 74 guns, at Plymouth. Lieutenant Donaldson to the Superb, 74 guns, at Plymouth. Lieutenant Wallis is placed on the out-pension list of the Royal Hospital, Geenwich. 'the Revenue Cruizers under the orders of the Ad miralty are placed at the following ports : At Portsmouth... 9-6 Commanded by Lieutenants. At Plymouth 13-9 ditto , ditto. At Slat risfss Ilk-12 ditto ditto. At Leith ...... 12-3 ditto ditto. lard l^-7 ditto ditto. The Tal.ivera, of 80 guns, will be launched during the eusuing week from the Dock-yard at Woolwich. PRIVATE tETTER. The lenient in my letter of yeSterday, relative to the reclactibri of the Weavers, is unfortunately confirmed. The reduction is about one-fifth of what they obtaitted.by the recent turn-out, and wit', I un derstand, make a difference of 2s. per week ten the average to each individual. Although this would appear trivial were their wages snch as men on3lit to receive for their labour, yet, At tila very low rate these poor men are paid, it will be a serious evil to them. It is, I understand, the great Houses that hare set the example of reducing thr men's wages. —lt is needless to say, that this unlooked-for :ilea ' sure has caused general dissatisfaction. Several meetings of the Wearers have been held, and dele gates dispatched throughout the whole of this dis trict, to consult what it may be best to do for the common benefit. • P. S. I have just learnt that anoth6- meeting ofl the Weavers of this town and neighbourhood, will be held to-night (in divisions) ; to discuss a proposi tion which has been submitted to them—namely, to give in theit reeds, and refuse to wok• for those Ma- nufacturers who have now good foremost to reduce their wages. Another tarn-oul is expected to be the result of this business. We are happy to hear that the demand for cotton goods continues very brisk ; and that a further ad vance of from 10 to 12} per cent. has been given to the weavers, by an extensive manufacturing house in berdeen. So very prosperous at present is the state of the manufactories at Sheffield, that employment may be easily had by all who are willing and able to accept of it. Chester great Michaelmas Fair commenced on Sa turday—good horses brought high prices, but inferior ones were a drug. Hops experienced a considerable reduction. Manchester, Yorkshire, Birmingham, Shef feld, and Scotch goods, went off well. At Norwich Market on Saturday wheat Was 4s. per quarter lower, and barley 2s. dearer than the preceding week. Hay ', s. per cwt. Professor DITTMAR, ofCopenhagen, has published a learned dissertation, in which he endeavours to establish as certain, that the ensuing winter of 1818- 19 will be very short and very mild. Wednesday se'nnight the Middleton, BAXTER, ar rived at Aberdeen, with two fish, 30 tons of oil ; and on 'Thursday, the Elizabeth, VALLENTINE, with six fish, 'SO to 90 tons, both from the Davis's Straits Whale Fishery, and the last ships of the season be longing to Aberdeen. A considerable number of fish were seen a short time before their_ leaving the country, but the flaws of ice were getting so nume rous and strong with the frost as to prevent the pos sibility of boats following them with safety. Both ships were different times beset, particularly for about nine days before their sailing homeward, on the Ist September. The price of provisions at Aix-Ta-Chapelle, consi dering the great influx of strangers, is very reasonable. Beef, mutton, and veal, 6.d. per pound ; fish is bad,' and very dear; butter, 22d. bread, lid. per pound; chickens, are 2s. 6d. a couple; vegetables, excepting onions, are very cheap; cheese, bad and dear; eggs, Bd. per dozen ; hares, Ss. 6d. each ; partridges, 4s. a brace ; ducks, Ss. 4d. a couple ; thrushes, 3d. each ; turkeys 3s. Bd. coals 15s. a ton, candles 10d. per lb. The Bury Fair Ball, on Friday last, in the elegant new Assembly Rooms, .was graced by between Tour and five hundred persons of rank and fashion. The richness and variety of the Ladies' dresses, and the superb jewellery, gave a brilliant effect to In scene. The Earl and Countess of DERBY gave a superb Ball and Supper on Monday week, at their noble mansion at Knowsley, in Lancashire, to the Nobility and Gentry of that County, and those of Cheshire.— Upwards of 200 persons were present, amongst v horn' were the Marquis and Marchioness of CHOLMONDELEY, Lord WILTON, the Bail and Countess of Ser'roN, Lord Mozyxrux, and Lord BFLL:I2AVP. Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East-India House, when the following Captains were sworn into ti e command of their respective ships, viz. Captain T LARKINS. Of the Marquis Camden ; and Captain FI. Scorr, of the Charles Grant, for Bombay and China.—Captain C. GRAHAM, of the William Pitt, for St. Helena. Bencoolen, and China. His Majesty's store•ship HyTna, commanded by R. L. Hicx.s, arrived at the Cape of Good Hope on the 4th of August, all well, from St. Helena, and remained there on the 15th, when the Daphne sailed. A merchant vessel, which reached Cadiz on the 14th ultimo, reports having heard at Cape St. Vincent a vigorous cannonade : it was presumed that an action had taken place between the Insurgent corsairs and the ships expected from the Havanoah with consi-1 derable sums of money on board. The circumstance had redoubled the anxiety of the merchants, which had before been considerable. A frigate had left Cadiz for the situation from whence the firing had been heard. The Commissioners for inquiring into the Charities for the Education of the Poor, having proceeded in the execution of their office along the coast of Kent, are now, in furtherance of the object of their appoint ment, visiting Faversham, Sittingbourne, Rochester, Maidstone, &c. _ VINEGAR Acr.—Some proceedin g s having been instituted by the Commissioners of Excise, under the 7th clause of this Act, of a nature not contemplated by the framers of the law, a memorial was addressed to the Lords of the Treasury; by certain respectable Merchants and others, who were affected by that construction of the clause. To this memorial the following reply has been given : TO MESSRS. A. B. AND CO. Grrruntzw—The Lords Commissioners of his Majesty • . Treasury having had under consideration, the Memorial signed by yourselves and others, complaining of the vexatious operation of the 7th Clause of the Act of last Session, cap. G 5, I have it in command to acquaint you, that my Lords, under the circum stances stated ib your Memorial, have been pleased to direct the Commissioners of Excise to suspend any proceedings far enfore., ing the observance of the said Clause, by any persons other than persons engaged of concerned in the manufacture of Verjuice, Vinegar, or Atetous Acid, or dealing therein ; and I am to request you will communicate the above information to the several persons who signed the said Memorial. I ant, Gentlemen, your obedient Servant, L Treastify Cha mbers, Oct. b. GEORGE lIARRJSON. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE • - NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBRR MEETINO. wto:ermair, ocaoren 14, Renewal of the October ()Amyl stakes, D. M. a Subscrirti!--i of ;AV's- earl', 10p. ft. far three years, conusencing in It la : to beaus for by. horses of all ages; two-year olds excepted. the 80 , Clacs of the ()attend:, Stakes bf 30gs. each. B. 'l. Mr. Batson% Stalnborough, 4-, , .s old, 7st. 131 E 1 Lord Giant ' 4-yrs old, nat. rib. 2 Mr. Ter en's Sovereign, 5-yrs old, fen. bib. MIL , . of Itt 11. c. by Walton, 3-yrs 0 1 4, Tat. 71b. 4 Mr. Inich's c. by Sorterer, 17.-yrs tist. loth. Lotd Foley 's lon rprtter, 3-Yr. old; Tt. lolb. - P.l 4 to 1 apt Air. Lill/mile* ShillijOrollb-3 to 1 sgst thc Duku of Rutland's b. c. by Wilton. Lord FOley's Interpteter heat Lord G. 11. Cavendiah'slAlle gro, B.t. 41b. each, R. M. 200^ b 1. —8 to 4 on Interpreter. Major IFilaou'i eb. e. by Ju niper, Est. agst Mr. Butler's Sir Rope, 74. T. V. C. Sags. it. Heat. CA LEDON IA N• II UN'g AND RACKS.—PERTH. 111.11? DAT. Ills frfsjosy's Parse itf loops. granted tei the Hunt, for any horse mare, orpidinc, cars ying 12st. each.—,Four-mile heats. Marge): of Q trirlrerty's ckesnut hotse King David 1 1 Mr. lirguss's cliesnut horse Snadon - - - - 3 Si Mr. Cruthrie's bay gelling Sandy o'et the Lee - - 2 3 A most excellent race ; both heats won by half a neck Ira medirel y after the :ace, Mr.Oathrie sold his hone zo :he Mar quls Rinly, for euogs. !14W:0 DAT. A Purse of ickirs.liven by the Hunt, for all ages. llests. Sir A. 1 i .n's Fitz-Orville hilrquis of Queensberry's colt iltornby - 2 dr e:itao Div. The Perthshire Odd Cup of 100 gs. by subscription of 10p. each; with 50ps. added front the Pace Eund.—Three-mils heat. Mr. Skene's brown horse Lucifer = - 1 Marquis of Qneensherry's chesunt horse King David - 2 Fifty Pounds for bones, &c. that never won; tiiree4stile heats. Mr. G. D.twson's Lirdwn colt Thunder, 3-yri-old *: 1 1 Mr. Skene's brown colt Govertmv, - 2 2 Mt. Dick's cheanut mare Win if she can - - 3 3 Mr. King's thc.nut mare Rosebud - - - - 4 4 , One Hundred Guineas given by the Caledoulari llunt, for horses, Ecc. of all axes.—Four-tile Heat. Mr. Skene's Lucifer, 6-yrs-old - - - Lord Fife's bay colt Highlander, 4 rs.old BOXING. TUANE/1. AND RA NDALL.,--The long expected match between these lirst-rate heroes of the fist, and which will excite snore inters-A than hae lioea known for many years, was made at Mg. Fean:lin's on Tuesday night, and thousands i,ending already upon the match. The following are the articles : Articles of agrernient, Oct. 13, ls - ;tis, entered into at Frank lin's, between John Randall and Edward Turner, to fight far the sum of £lOO a side, on Tuesday, the Ist of December. 11. battle to be a staud-up one, and half-minute time, .to take place in a 24-feet ring, and the said place to be named by Mr. Jack son. The distance Horn London not to be less than 25 miry and not to exceed 30 miles. Each man to choose his can lint pine, and a referee to be appointed by Mr. Jackson, whose cision in case of dispute shall be finaL The whole of the stLke. to be made good at Ms. rrar.kiin's,• but if either Tamer or Randall wish to increase the aunt tb Euoo a-side, the h.:reset to he made on the ttiiit of 'November. Mt. Franklin- is the stakEs in the bands of Mr. Jackson, or whom he shall point. To fight at twelve o'clock. A deposit of £2O aide le 1,12.0,1 in the hands of Mr. Franklin, but if the wbnia of •Ise seal, ~ f -elOO is not mad:. good at Mr. Franklin's on tis, Luis of Noe-tuber, the whole of the deposit to be forfeiter!. Signed by BAXTER And FRANKLIN. Randall put hit own money down, aal Baster, Turner's uncle, covert(' for A second match for 100 guinnis, play or pay, but two only deposited, was made for Randall to right &Tor , ains within three months after his combat with Turner. This match was made in consequence of the hacker of Randall betting fifty guineas that Randail won both fights. Scroggim; and the Bristol Cabbtigr canter{ shortly' isf) tnatched—the terms of the loin e. a:e 100 guineas if he wins, nix if he loses. The battle betwern Martian the baker, and Cyrus Davis, is off, the latter having paid forfeit. The money between the scientific Eales and Isle of Wight Ilall, for PK) guineas, will be depo ited at Oliver's to-monow, to tight on the 29th inst. The LORD CHANert.Lon Lis for some time been enjoying the sports of the field in the country. Ile • has, with his usttal good humour, comnprnicated to his neighbours, that they are not to consider the tame on his Manor as IVards of Chancery, and that they are welcome at anytime to a day's shooting, Ills Lordship is now considered the best shot in West minster Gall, after Sir VICARY Gums, who was al ways hizlily celebrated in the Annals of the Trigger 1 A curious story is told of a hare lately sent to 1 _Lady at Margate. It lay at the inn, directed to be left till called for, where it remained until it grew so bad that it was thrown upon the dunghill. The per son for whom the present was intended, shortly after received - a letter, hiforming her that she might have acknowledged the receipt of the , seasoning, for there was a present in the hotly Lf it. On this the Lady went to the inn, the hare was brought back, and found to contain five guineas! a very acceptable present. The Crown found by the Peasants in East Gods land, while fishing, weighs a pound and a half of gold, and is ornamented with thin., -five stones, which are for the most part unpolislied. LONGEVITY.—Mary West, a poor woman in her 106th year, many years resident in the parish of Northfleet, Kent, and a native of the neighbouring parish of Ash, is an object of very interesting atten tion. Her understanding is clear and strong, her memory ready, her voice even sweet, and her per sonal strength fully sufficient for all the common purposes of life :—she rises and sits with ease— dresses and undresses herself—stakes her own bed, and walks in fine weather a mile or two from her cottage. Nor can she he considered as entirely past labour, having joined the gleaners with great cheer fulness and assiduity in the late harvest. In the course of the summer she walked one afternoon to Gravesend, a distance of at least four miles, and re turned home the next morning. But the greatest ' beauty in this picture of extreme age is imparted by Religion. She is a Christian, and passes most hap ' lily many an hour which would hang heavily on the brows of ignorance and impiety, in singing psalms and hymns, or reading with holy joy and dutiful anxiety—" those Scriptures, in the knowledge of which standeth our eternal life f' MURDER IN THE rLEIZT PRISON.-011 the Jury de livering their verdict of wilful 'murder on Tuesday night against John Daky, for killing James Lear wood, the Coroner made out the warrant of commit ment ; it is, however, understood, that Daley will remain in the strong-room in the Fleet, until the commencement of .the Old Bailey Sessions; he will thee lit removed by Habeas Corpus to Newgate, to take his trial for the said murder. it - - 1 - - 2 the II • A.itj'AL iivrEiLiGkkek. PORTSMOUTH, aCTODLIR Wind S. S. E.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Cftsoie, from Sheerness, for South America; Aid, PALMER, froth Quebec, with timber for the Dock-yard. The Irqtrc.Ex tit frigate got under weigh this forenoon, for Halifax, but got on shore off Old Cowes Castle' Point, were she must remain till high water. Sailed the Finlay, HARRIS, for Sierra Leone ; Peggy, —, for Dublin ; and some coasters' COWES, OCTOBER 14. Sailed some outward-bound vessels and coasters. A ship is coming from the westward, supposed from the Cape. The tortuguese ship Innoccrcia, —, is come into harbour to discharge her cargo of wheat, being leaky. 4