Star. — London, England, 1815-09-26 00:00:00

I ,i4STuRR.iNCES l.✓ IRELAND. Cowry Ogrtlextesela—Friday night last, between eleven anu twelve. o'clock, . pail , of armed men brake into ths .ouse 1)1 Intones Dill -it in the tf ill tge of Cast.etown, in the estun.) of Limerick, and delibe rately to itdered ..nd wile. Dihut. was one of those who dui given information, and prosecuted to convictien at tt. last A,sizes, some persons con cerned in cruelly Ho. : ging him. On the itigitt i‘l l hursday se'nnight, the Dispen sary House of 11.!..ig.h, near Dunornisi dralcsne, in, the ct.unty Tippet y, UM, ;vvelled to the grounJ It "tab intended to +don a party of soldiers there, anti is stipposed to be the reason of the ruffians for ' • • ing Irv. lied it. barri.maxtt 16--41'nesdly morning, about eight o'clock, a party of armed tiqlians, with them laces bl.ickened, entered the ionise of Mr. Smith wick, of Litcken. h- tweet, Tipperary and Dundruiti, and k away part of the fire.arms. A SeijeAnt of the Wexford regiment, who Ind been severely wounded by a banditti, near the Cross of Ballymore, died on Wednesday evening. He had been 22 years in the regiment, always bore an excel lent character, and has left a wife and five children to bewail his loss. Last night the house of William Burke, a farmer, living near Tureen, within three miles bf Caher, was attacked by a large armed party. The owner de fended the house by firing out with the greatest Cou rage and rest 'taint's. The assailants set the house on fire, by which it was destroyed. But a rviintary party, under Mr. Barry, Coroner, and Mr. Walpole, on seeing the fire, ran to the house, and refit' ed th family after an action with the assailants, in which +0 totinds were exchanged. Sunday night; as William Dwyer, who acted as the Proctor to the Rev. Robert Carew Armstrong, of Cl .nreully, was approaching his own Wise (having spent the evening with a neighbour), and within a few yards of his own door, a gun-shot was fired at Lim, the contents of which lodging in his belly, killed him on the spot. What the feelings of his wife and six children were, when they came out and found hem thus murdered, may be more easily . imagined than J scribed. CAslllta n StPTEMBrit 15.—The county of Tippe. r.try presents a frightful state of ferment, owing to the numerous hordes of ruffians, marauding the country in open day, and in hundreds by night, well armed. In the vicinity of Cashel, for 15 miles round, the peasantry sense to pay more than 2s. per acre for tithe, and when this sum is refised, Choy them selves set out the tithe of corn, potatoes, and hay, in kind, under circumstances of alarming exasperation. Tuesday the foundation stone of the Regent's ;n the Lew Calton, mid the new Jail on the Calton Hell, Edi , iburgh, were laid by tne Earl of Fire, acting Grand Master Alison for Scot land,(attended by the greatest assemblage of the bic thren ever witnessed on any ft inr,r ocCaaion) in presence of the Loren Pittivost, i.iagisnAtee, and Council, and a numbe r of Nobhnen and Gtutleinen connected with the county mid c , ,y of Edeibuigh. The Thisamis Comely Advertiser states, that the weal.hy Miss Smut, of East 1144rrillgtOrl, is about to be led to the hymeneal altar by a Reverend Baronet, to the no small mortification of numerous admirers. Saturday se'nnight as an old woman, named Ja me►on, was crossing the sheet at the liead of Gates head,Durham, she was throws dorn by some per sons riding furiously on horseback, and so seriously injured, that she died that night. A Sunderland barber, and his female friend, have been committed to the gaol of DurhaM, on a charge of committing a burglary ►n a public house At Sun derland. Thursday sennight a poor old woman, named Mary Bo) J, was killed at Offerton, ou the road to Psuishaw, by a brewer's dr iy waggon and horses passing over her. An Liquest was takvn before S. CAVILE, Esq. Coroner for the ,fietrict. The Jury re twned a verdict of Manslaugitter against the driver, who was immediately committed to gaol, to take his trial at the next Assizes ; the waggon and horses were adjudged deodathls, and were valued at £l.O. Thursday as a shipwright, by the name of Saun ders, wasc.trrying some kid, wanted at his work, in Portsmouth Dock-yard, his foot slipped, and he tell into one of the docks, and fractured his scull, su that he vied instantly. se'imight as Mr. Pollock, a farmer, was radii g trim Hamilton, with two of his neighbours, he came unawares upon Prior Bridge; and his horse, being pressed against the ledge, made a sudden h.th, and :brew his master into the stream, by which he was so much hurt, as to expire in about an hour. _ _ _ Friday, the 15th inst. in the evening. Mr. Mrs. and Miss Boucherett were returning home from South Orms'ay, in their curticle, the pole broke on the descent of Willingham Hill, by which they were all precipitated hem the carriage. Mr. Bon(herrn %Cid kilted on the spot ; Mrs. and Miss Boucberett escaped without any material tuidily injury. Dal.tll, AND FATAL a% oemax.e.— Wednesday sennight, 4s James Curry, son of Mr. John Curry, of Temple Cloud, was riding home front Bristol to Temple, in Mr. Dudden's waggon, in attempting to get out, at the bottom of Pensford Hill (without stop. ping the horses) he unfortunately fell under the wheels, both of which passing over his thighs, frac. tined and lacerated them in a most dreadful manner. lie was immediately conveyed back to the Bristol Infirmary, where the poor fellow languidted until Saturday, and then expired. The immediate cause of the accident was singulaily remarkable : being asleep in the waggon, the unfortnnate young man dreamt that he was driving his father's horse and cart (an occupation he was much accustomed to) somewhere in the neighbourhood of Camerton ; and that the horse being in danger of running into the canal, he, with great earnestness, jumped out of the front of the (which, in his dream, appeared to him like his owu cart) to lay hold of the horse by the head; and in so doing unfortunately fell under the wheels, and lost his lite. tows rasa:T.— FORGERY.—Vesterday WiUlam Bradford,who has b..en !ti custody for some days past, oo a charge of forging on the Victualling beard, underwent a final examination before Sir N. CONANT, and WAS committed fur uial. MANSION-HOUSE —Yesterday John Matthews was charged with steaLug#ad from, the New Custom-house in 'llamas-street. It a r prai. d that the prisoner was a labourer, and took the up. p u ,t u ptly to purloin the property au quite's& work. lie was fully committed. TREATRZROTAL, COVENT GARDEN. An extraordinary uproar took place at this Thea tre last night on the first appearance of * Mr. 1 Emmaus, in the character of Richard 111. The i • entleman had scarcely gone through his first soli . G ilo9uY before symptoms ot dissatisfaction manifested themselves, and which broke out into bursts of 'laughter in the progress of the play. The manner in which he killed King Henry was so ludicrous that all et.ivity was at au end ; but it was not until the love scene with "Inns that the patience of the House was exhausted. *l -, 4, manner in which he pronounced on his knee.•••• 44 Take lip the sword again or take up me," convulsed tir• noun. .r.asse could not reply, and Richard continued on his knee for several minutes, while the Pit, B.,zes, and Galleries, rung with the clamour cit 66 Otl, tiff, off I" "Gg on, go on 1 " This scene ended in "Jane's quitting the stage, and Richard's to:lowing ,er. The play was thus suspended, and the stage %vas left v.icat . t. Atter a time Mr. FAWCETT advanced; and baying wi th difficulty obtained an an(••nce, he respectiiiify ri-Tiested to know it the ,Ciintratly would pet mit the i ieriormance to go on ? ' The noise drowned all po.tible understanding of the public voice. It was totally impossible to make out what the majority wished lor. and he retired without bringing the matter to a decision. Again the stage remained empty for a time and all was still. At length Mr. Fawcirrr cam: forward ai.;ain, and ad dressed the audience neatly as toilows: •••i...srass AND GLllTLincti-..With the most earnest desire to comply with your wishes, and to livid to your judgment, we art: ino,t anxious to hares your determination. lo pkat.e all may be hullo:44)hr. Opinion appears to be divided—but candour moat admit ,hat the gentieman has proceeded so lira: way in the pan, that it woul.l he frasunitMe to him ham further before you okintatt4y oe. ttle on his tntrito." This was received with a mixture of applause and censure; but his request was admitted, and the play went on. Mr. EDWARDS had chiefly given rise to .be risibility of the spectators by a velimsical shake of the head, and by some iidd gesticulations. rather than by any gross defect of utterance. or any mitenn ceptiou Of the part. On the contrary , his speech is intelligent, his delivery clear, and it it bad been a character of a morel:Tel cast, and where less marking emphasis and energy ~wert required, be would have met, not 'natty with indulgence, but approbation. Several of his speeches with litatiiszstram were highly applauded, but in his next scene toe discontent was renewed, and the Whole of the act was pet firmed in dumb shew, amidst tile vociferations of those who condemned or who applauded, for both sides equally served to stifle all sound from the stage. The performance proceeded to its close amidst a confused mixture of hisses and applause, laughter, and cries of “ Otf! off!" One or tea) passages were considerably applauded, but the gteater part was either loaded with censure or completely lust. Mr. Env/neva was now and then energetic, and shewed ..tiat he conk' be so judiciously ; but in much of the part he pitched leis voice too low, and the clamours of the audience rendered it utterly impossible to bear him. There was, at the same time, always a some thing to excite laughter. General cries of "01 ! off !" accornpanied the dying scene, in which his concluding speech was utterly inaudible. The rest was entirely dumb shew :—tire actors bowed, and the curtain dropped. From the evidence of Di. Wry', respecting the management of the patients in Bedlam, it appears to be his opinion, that at least three Physicians should be appointed to attend their cases. 'llll the publica tion of the Parliamentary Report we had no idea that this important oury devolved entirely on one Phy sician. This w;11 surely be remedied in the new system about :o be establishcd. Saturday last there was a meeting of several Gen tlemen, intuibita.as of Lambeth parish, held at the White Hart, iii signed n Petition in favour' col hzubeth Miller, the girl who was commit ted to Horsemonger-iane jail ou the Coroner's war rant, charged with -the willed murder Of Miss Eliza beth Ann Newman, by pi isun, which petition was sent to the Governor or if isitinonger.lane prison, an hopes he would make her coniii:emeat as light as possible, having six months to remain in prison, until her trial comes on at Kingston Assizes. On the dayofpay ins off the shot: URGENT, it: Ports. mouth, the throng of persons was so greats:non:id the vessel, and their petseverance so determined and ob. stinate to get onboard, that defiance was shewn to all endeavours for keeping them out. After repeated remonstrances from the officer on deck, to keep boats off, without avail, he imprudently gave directions for 1 the sentry to fire, which was instantly obeyed, and a man was shot through his hat . ; but, fortunately, no further injury was sustained. A warrant has since been issued by the civil power, and the officer, Lieu tenant S. Collis, R. N. and 1.; dinumi 1 aylor, private of the Royal Maine Corps, have been committed to Portsmouth gaol for the transaction. Fnsss.—Thursday morning last, a fire broke nut in a smith's shop, in tie town of Yeovil, Somersetshire. In the course of four hours, 17 dwelling houses were reduced to a mass of ruins. It was thought at c.ne time the devastation would have been considerably greater, but by the exertions of the inhabitants, the devouring element was prevented from extending its ravines any farther. By this calamity, 29 families have been deprived of their homes. About half past eight o'clock last night, a fire broke out in the premises of Mr. Isleton, in Fish street. The flames were first perceived by an elderly lady to issue from the back premises, where, it was known, a quantity of sine, brandy, turpedtine, and other inflammable articles were deposited. An alarm was instantly given; and the house was assailed in front with loud knockings. No notice being taken, however, of these warnings, it was found necessary to break in the door, and the house was found desti tute of any human being. Upon entering, a light WAS perceived in the passage, and beyond that, to. wards the out.warehouse another, from whence the fire proceeded. A number of hampers, packages, straw, and other combu s tibl es h a d ta k en fi re , an d the flames were rapidly extending. An engine from an adjoining church was instantly brought out, and put into play, and in about an hour the. fire was com pletely got under. The principal damage sustained was the destruction of a pipe of wine, which lay con. tignous to the baskets and lumber already mentioned. The proprietor and his4amily were, we understand, in the country. LOCK AND SUROIC Al. INSPENSAR Y. • PATRON-lilt Royal Highness the Duke of Yua n. OUVRIA NOR S. Earl of Egremont John Latouelie, M. P. Earl of Leitritn. Cot. W. Joon, M. P. Hon. Col. J. Barry, M.P. Col. H. Clements, M. P. itteorou—Mr. Kiernan, Mem rof the Royal College, London r 1 1. 1 H IS INSTITUTION, established lot the etch'. sive Treatment and Cure of the VENEREAL and their dreadful consequences, as •itrictures, Werra. tions, Ste. has to boast the cure of ne leu than 2,0 e Patients, an. ovally, many of whom have been afflicted from 10 to 20 years. The early symptoms of Guam rhea end Chancre are cored in a few days by Mr. Kiernan 'a superior and efficacious tootle of treatment, and that weakness and derangement of the genet ative organs, which impair the coostuution, and ithorten lite, are Lie more successfully treated than oa any other plaii. Mr.Kiernan niay be consulted as usual, by either sea, at his private house, No. 21, Lower Chatlotte-street, liedford-square, where Letters from Town and Country are to be addressed, and the necessary advice and medicine will be given or sent to any part of the kingdom. This day was published, price 4a. beards, by F. Kieran°, a Second and improved Edition, of a Practical Treatise on the ‘'e petrel Disease and its Consequences. Sold by Sherwood and Co. No. 20, Paternoster•row; Highley and Sou, 174, Elect-street Ooliow,,Crowa-coott, Soho ; sad 44 other JiooLlellen. • DISEASES OF INAtkrrs, are, nALBY'S CAPMINAT suprrlor to all orther remah r. for Ow Win 1, ;UiSioll , 4, aci d all Ihrie dtmo tiers 6 'Le stemrecs, +lll infarts, which prove tau! to - g4rma•.v I.'er ht. , o, ..1 It is ecptafly , *fficariots. 6 tholies, al4.l.httit r thr itiMs: list • o' frown pt rlift1:11. Thit invalu3ble Cnrd'.il 1 1 .1,,,!tenr I•ri ',Area 11 1 (assisted by ber worts), 4 4 .1u8htes of :he kt ., 11 , 1• . , Apothecary. t!.e Isirei:tur ; who h. • „ property, under will. as nv:y be wsii hi the 1.11 with er.ou. 11113;11Cett of lb gliCtcB:4. Suld by F. Newbety and ti.m. Sr London. four donna from Cise.v....r 7i. • .1. by Agents in town and Ob.i; .I , " F. N.Avt) r), Nu. 45, S. •:gr.tvc,l and sure to ask fin 1).11:.y k:Jrsounati SCOit Ist; iIC CO,1; MN I, TtIE fertiVtliatn tsi Dr. l' it Er Vf SALL; rAlels, 1.-4 c been firmly experitise •of it, twos h.• • IT, , •n comp►aints. l .•r I,y,n•' ,''•r DI estl, or the puh•r f.. ars •11:Ins is mast, F .•• taw ith.iscrt- , t, .•1; I • Alice, di:. Medici... 2 will 1 ..0 .I,a• slop, time tlor sat o, ti.ai c.tio I.4efoairlt.d to; i.e.l•al 11 I, • in diatasts of the Litl..rys and I.ll.uPt r. t.ry 1 1 .1wiges and I.uin'..iegu. 1. r. pates Cottlisument, or luntltrmicr to 'lO MR. 1:1J I 1.1 2 .1 t, lilt IN: MAT Sia,—l beg yuu will publiaii the t•Illowi• ,urt• d time lab•Juruig und. r a similar t nu 1 4 , 1 . •.:r..cted A Vereriel Complaint, :11.1 ui t , ipure,:ou, utw. r wl , 4lse car r I rr.r , tlirev r. .1 I ...I.'erwent sial:,•yrlnn three linu a ; i..•• , v olor. - wounds 0. , dl "yer ly . I was recommemleil r ..! .• Mined in a wore tun., ityo ; • • by a Cf. otletnan, to cat br. tap.' , by tlt tv.t• of if, tit.ink GOD, 1 a•n ptrivc:;v c.. 1 1 ,j.1,; 1 , , , nt e-very p. ruin who Ii w ;ay Briblitoi, I v.)11 roate more part!cul: rt. yo.ir thri•Led ht.r.-*.)t Brighton, May 6, I I 4._ at Mr. lltnl:t . %, 'Prim4l. l e, caul r 4.1 yard, 1.0. dim ; anti by tat 't "Actin nt V n , 1.!.1:, It-11:rt, U'alt•=, and NVI-•t bit.:i•s. at. 2... 9 I. cn:i 43. GI ra 9:. I ES PASTILLEti ‘-`, i. IT.I.IER; or, ARWEIN! IC ate a di..c,e of the fin! •t, . ceetltne age!, happy rtfeet4 t:"7 I. peemareor ; If/ diffusely sAluvar, thu •le tletve.;. :md heal. h at::1 vhtour to the r.: , e :* h.-at , through the wool.: systvat. !". 'reit to Ruch a suatavr • that thvy .• n.tture; for hoet• ti:o,ases occa.ior:r• 1. ; ..• .r tration of strength, or fenct of tu.tr vo. aro ree• nunetult•cl with the utmo-t able, safe and infatilae remedy t r eve' can hr discovt reit by the relear..ll t.t a. a tet.., , oraty stint:ll.l4,in by irrbati.nt, .s. , etiectually s rettgthrt:l^;ard renew:ante r e-• tit.- heal. h amity' of, a.ll impar irg increat,ed to evety part of the liumall .ram • ; ;hey bllttated, nervous, and Waxed of ! t.,ota .1:z 0,, to TOM health ; whet; ay. , r4oon to et4reise, lo•s tar de and pallid coontenare.! trle.lte Nye 0:,::i.ao ! ;he be reeored !‘.. health 4 ber.?.t , sefluerce of t! s Ar MottrpS•her thew. I.s.zengs a-Noirerra tier unequall.:ti iu t;•.• Anil3:+ of nit:decal-, mrtly gap. tb ,, COUtitl 7, atrt.i.u.e rilvie T.. 1 tht.l Inea. :Able •.. i..it hats ..ny other cat's. • .r..tiaree by the Proprie•nr, I. P. essldor.. an I retml by his it r•-•.t !tit. (Iqt.rd, 1 In; S , roc I...ger, at 7s. and ?pus. car.: ; also by d•roc. Gies..lits tor 11e . ..A. 1 1; 11:tine, ku and Colv,r;.:. Can .1.• 7v ; Munday Aid Co. C anti Co s.oelov.tord; Crutt•ve.;, and and Co. Falif'•ury ; I.angsleNn and Cs. Obertwar; kreter, , a 7,4 . .st Venders or N' :dime it: : ht. K; l • o prevent each Pot ie ?:,;nr,; 'J. P. Seddon) in hie own band writoa, ~.,lily, NDpor. •••rs have C..lltribtlteti iv ire tlegroy Plyntetwal 1-1.,,,0na5s than thn,••• csaisettenee of wills 4•41 e.! a.klsure Pctgrl. of at!, matton to the %rine of Wa.(llock, !Nut o • •t' has brim (Vinod Uy Disease, a " tl; ,attly re,;w4te. years have wc Ise exclusive Vertu: lit of the fo:kwing I>k,•titer eesstul result of our plan gives us ao !i•uwal r tar as we are able, the ravages of elus.e C,,:: t t• :I: now 01'pm - taut so the satAlogue of in'tlation into every branch. a. Navy surgetc:s, w. , at an early period ot /•raztice, to to...Jr iti.lort.itL istorance of mortise:, teal men. or the t 41 , 1411 y danger, of getter": Practhuelt rs. The I)if.ardera to th- cure of which w, '..see enuon, compti•e every speei r s of Veir•-real :,: , •c .n nis.Lth-r arirng :root t!.e or the in.lulgvsicies of maniac' +;• ; that it( !. System in Women, Watch to Ca!kil Sentioal ,Vitalinesses, Gke.s, (`-irortioits 1.1 as al.o ictui vs, whether ra relit t+r of 1,)•:: wb , th have bailed tk: skill of otlas Vrz our prescut hoproved plan ot treatklut tr. acntly cured, without the pliant puff% ritsz :Ur •• and alarming Hemorrhage which irripict;:ty Lion of the I.unar Caustic In tile course sot e. .n this meiroloilis, numerous ewes of j I au: I• t I and are daily usiZer our care, the total ctaltt.4:', , teemed by a safe, eer,aui, and eape.ti , •-xos moat: to:Ay other yet lidA. ed. Thv we-tkiiess, reho.: lity, pr.reeeding from this eontOaitit ate the Patient restored to sound and Trion, the debility iris for years taint e d, a po i :v. restorr lye renirdir• reit! . bennr sparks of hfr, and in reani .• Numiruus DlU:tete. Are the result ot treatment of a siotitiir Goma:bra, !t pen* that the see!, or itio ate :1)1..0n,.0 ..• 211;%13/ded LOW'. 14y a sure-riot st.t., eas•ly cured; aml ti.r. it 'vitt 1 r 1.•,..T. ts, e ••• we may plostintv to r a t Li: ;.,•'• • ever, are the ca,:s of eit•rtp:!....: • d •:i , Lt v , s lurid with the .11:10Us •• • •.; genet to a 11•:' ft.. •.t C tit •1 • We, aquito that , tats of veiti.l. it ;to .• • quince oi itch ittl'lo.-.rtl. 11/1'.".•. .ot•;, I. broods over ins on,ery, but tat...iily t °Let 4.• I.' may he some consoi..thui tar hint r kr.ow.the a:14:cl or t or tote. riarity wi h ot'tet ntova: of tittle deliettateits by ti.c 1 ;r .t yr .r the aclutremont I 1 oar OW ' Vrtilib have Itel,st: to :educe in.seiy v•gt...tr. mu be prevente4 by an ear:y counturaci...ii i•j this I. to these cases no great ditnealty v. o:ctir. The secrecy wsticit ts so ram titizi Ili oar unt'ert Tulin:atoms whit% hav,. 1....turt.t.1 to stete, or our enjadt.ll•*7o: I•ith is given, :hat Ikict.-irs. Currie att.! C.t. mzy is• •. netts of eith-r tile grease. t tecrter and Mrrrie.! Women, whom: career:onm of a to defeated, from selia-evcr ve;;: recLiV.• son. beard g. that in most tostanc..s, by attust ion to ou general tone ions tze,rt , e renovat.l!, aviintpetlial l'atiotts in the Cs unity are reouti.t.al to care of their c.vie, age. and gemsral bab s it of littlhir, an.; inittatice for advice am! Ms-diets tt, whiz the Aar or soot to any pert of the. Ninitdmi. CUKRih ant C.e. Sor t rosts, N:. COAL MARKKr, st:pr. Stipp at Market. Sbips Sold. Y 3 Newcutly 1 ::entlertithl 1 45 6 . 3d. to 4 484. Cod to HIGH WAILit TO-MORROW A r I.ONDON • Morning 67 minute' aft Afternoon - 17 minutes atm LONDON: Printed by I.rvrt. KIMT, Pickett published there, and at the Stir Once, '1414'6 NAVAL APPOINTMENTS. Commodore Sir Robert Hall is appointed Commander In ..ch'ef on the Lakes in America, and is expected to sad in tl.e course a a fortnight from Portsmouth. Lieutenant F. Brace goes with k.iii as one of his officers. Hon. Captain Aylmer, to the Pactolos ; Captains Lawrence cis the Aleeste, and Sharpe to the Hyacinth. Lieutenants Nesvdigate Pop,* to t he rank of Commander, for his service, on the Lakt s in Canada ; James Avery, Thomas Johnson, and Inglis, to the Queen Charlotte; Headley, to the Falcon, for rank; Warren, to ate Amphion; Bond, to the Fal• con, for rank ; Rennie, to the Pacolt.s ; Robert :•bchbeare, to the Niger; Joseph Harrison, to the Inconstant; I .K. Audrinleake, to the Pique; h.d. Goodin:, to the Hyacinth. blr. William Hector, lace Surgeon of the Pomone, is appoint ed to the Nimrod. Mr. I. Niell, Surgeon, to the Antelope. Doctor 1.. Nagle, Sergenn of the Spencer, hard-Aup, at Ply mouth, is appointed to the Vengenr, a Por sincuth, and Mr.W. Hamilton, of the Vengcur, to the Spencer. Mr. George Hyde, late 1 4 .11elshimian of the Charwell brig, on LakeErle, Upper Canada, Is promoted to the rank of Lieut mint, for the bravery lie thsplayed in lead:el on a party of seaniin, under the dirt ctions of Captain Dobbs, to swim Fort Erie, .41 the 16th of August, Ittl4, in which service hr was I.lown and had hi g leg broken by the explosion that took there, and was taken prisoner ;.and alma fer his gallant conduct in the capture of two of the enemy's armed schooners. Excellent bread was sold iil Bristol market, on Sa turday, eight poundi for one shilling ! ! The town criur announced through the streets of Exeter, on f. ttu.day last, Prime cuts of beef si li.ng in the market at 61 per lb. boiling pieces 'lid. mutton in proportion." The pilchard fishery hasbeen rather more successful the last week, than it had been I .ef for the season. Herrings, of an uncommon were caught at Perran Bay, Cornwall, on Wedue::d•ty night last ; one of them roc.tbured, in length 25 inches, girth rout.d the bod 14 1 , inches, and weighed 4ilbs. PRICPS nF GRAM At' MARK-I..lNP;6gi'r .18. K•n'an4 Ems:, 44s 624. cgs. Grey Pray %Ss. 31s. Wheat, Sußolk, 504. 6.N. Gio. Small Brans, 24x. 365. Di!to, Norfolk, 445. Us. Pick I)ttto, 27s 294. Rye, 30s. Ms. Oat', Potater, 30s. 27.. 325. I'olnn4l, s b. Y6s. Mlle. CO.'. Vitro, Fred, los 1,3. Whi••• 323. 341. boners, I Rave:vett, 'M. si 23. per last. 425. .#Z,s. 60a. per tack.. Barley, tol. uot., tos. e4l. Din ltrew,•/B..PAS. 1'..:14,,544.14;e. Grey l'es4, 34N. Mris Small Brans, SOe. :14%. fox, neat, Dantee,644. 70;. Nue, Bl!tic Rea, 544. s':s. Ditto, Hambru' uY lirropen, svs. 58s. Ditto, Brabant Red, 51s. 59a. Rye, 30. i. SU. NEWGAIL .GNU LEADLICIALL N1A1t1(1.1 . 6. (14 the (`arcass.) Beef, rer stone Ss 4.t to 4s Veal 44 AI to Gs 94 Mutton - Si id to 4s 44 Pol; 4s 81 to t;s cd 41 Od * to 5s 4d. PRICE UI IF HOPS. NCR' BAGq. NEW POOK PIN. 71 Os to 121 Os Kent - GI us to 101 Os 13 10, to 111 Os Sussex - 51 111 s to 81 Os ICI Os to lil 11s Farnham 001 Os to UOl Or Kent simsez E.se: YKICtS OF HAY ANLI STAAW YE.; CEKDAY. ST. JAMES'S. weir }. , :11API:1. Hay :11 0, tlra o 0.1 1 Hay 41 0. to ro 01 Airaw 11 74 GI to 11 M. exl :••tr...v II 14; to II PI. 01 RAW 11101..5. I Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordinl7 Is IN to e , US none) - 24 ad to 36 03 Market Calf 05....1,11. Mi , l4lling: 5 44 so 2* ed Eng. Horse 13 $ to 15s DIR !'NS. The entli 12461 tit. Vesooun•ea Duncan, of a datigirt r. At Pollard Royal , the Lady of Ca, ant John Dial Marlaland, R. N. of a 41)11. hiomtly setinight, at Plymouth Deck, Mrs. Horst, Fr. Antlyn street, of three n—two ..f. I a nit!, t v.,, the same day, and the other sexz d. y ! his a secohd firth, malong five children within t'.e year, har;n4 ! pin.. • M 1 1 24t11 O. Yesterday. Mr ;An VVahi of Ce &re-yard, Lombrrd.street, to Sophia, Cori dat,phter of Mr. John II inminj, of Red loan square, liolloorn. Tuesday, 'ivory Parry, Esq I.ieut. R.N. to Miss Jane Baker, of Fmreham. Alverstoke, Lieu*. Smith, R. N. !ate of the Pernehto, to SUS3II, thioghter of Mr. Richard W!.its., at Goltort. gept. IK, a! (Art 1 ogre, P (sheet Ahsteith. Esq. merchant, Glaomw, to 11iia't act, tidest tlaugh:er tai thc Luc Rey. 1 !somas Frei bairn, New %'I mitland parish. Sept.'s, at Froth tt , Mr. John Johns, to Jane Berry. The united ages of this happy cmiple amouttte 1 to 1.111 yeo a . ama the age of the lady who officiawd as maid was 91 ) DIED. On Sunday, the 17th instant,isilter GOth year, at 1 I lamp ton, where hhr went (m the recovery of lure 1111h:tom, eldest daughter of the late IV. Ibbetion, ArclAc.won of St. Alban's. Monday be'nnielit, at Gletrworth Vicarage, near Gain3brough., liettry John, eldest bon of the Rev. Henry Ba•s.•tr, Lately. at Portsra, after a short ititess, aged 22 years, Small Loni..a, daughter of Mr. Chaldecott, surgeon. Saturday sennight, iu her 97th year, Mrs. De2!try, relict of the Rev. .1 ohn Dealtry, M.A. late Vicar at Bitlopthorp, Rector of Barmbrough, Hants, and Prebeultiy of Stilliugton, fu that Cathedral. At the Felling-snore, on Thursday sennight, Mr. J. kfoody, publican. As he was walking on th e hanks of t%e tyne on Wed. nesday evening, he fell from a rock, called the Friar's Goose, Into the vale below, and was so severely bruis o d as t o ca i ise hi s d eat h . Sept. 18, at Selma!, near Ntwcast I:, Mr. V, nt Grayogel 104. In Prince's -court, Wrestmluster, the Rev. Jas. Evans, Rector of St. Olive's, Southwark. Atigust SI, at Cupar of Angus, Mr. no, Bell, comedian, for merly of the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh. Friday, of a fit et . apoplexy, Mr. llibbiva, master of the White Hart Inn, I.eicester. Ile was in the habit of u.ing tl:r cold ba t h at Newfound Pool, and on Friday his fa:nily, titiiiLim; him a long time absent flout home, forced the bath door open, and foetid him a corpse. Saturday morning last, at his house near Gavin, of a violt-tir concussion of the brain, produced by thing thrown out of rig, George Burtidn, Etq Rear-Admiral of the Red tigli.tilr,m tit I filajesty's Fltet, aged 6 years. March 18, in the 17th year of his age, on 14ar.1 It's r% aj.oty'p ship Africaine, Philip D'Auwergne, only son Irf the I it.ke of liouillon. He was buried at Colombo with military honour; on the following day. r. 3 1 .1 1 .7 e . • P:"P ra: .811.1 11 ~, ' , a . 9 , '• • • (" ' '1 , , I :ir tr. • ~ • . • • • ;01 1 • 1: , ••• 7--- , srli'srr, • 3.‘ ,t r ma: :ad "... I , q.t. 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