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itirm.emimmtmirimiwww7muip • . . , ' ~ r - I- . LOVE'S BELLMAN. F,e lost my heart, I do not jest (Says CLor), I declare it. 'TWas safely ludg'il with;n my breast Eu- ye.tcr morn . 1 1 swrar it ! Dear Curio, since without some You'd serk in vain to spy It; • Tu Love's high market place pray hle, And thus a.s liellman cry it ! " 0 yen ! 0 yes ! just stun), or stray% A Bract that's not a stout one, Warns Iron' the busont of a Maid, Who cannot do without one! The Youtn who hi ings a truer back Than that which CLoc misses, For reconipt ii,r Anil never lack Love's sweet (u—kisses !" The foundation-stone of a mnnument in honour of the victory at Waterloo was laid at New-abbey, in the Stewartry of Kirtcndbright, on the sth instant, by WILLIAM MILLER, If.sq. Provincial Grand Master Mason. A very numerous attendance of the brethren were present. • Dumfrie, last week prevented a scene of splendour and gaiety, which, • perhaps, has seldom or ever been equalled there or. any 'umiak occasion. The public amkisemeuts consisted of the Caledonian Hunt, Races, Assemblies, Theatre, Sce• affording a wide and diver sified field of at tracrien to the vetariesof fashion,a con derable number ot whom were assembled on the occesakie Toesday a body of sailors waited by J. pay Co the Lord Provost and Magistrates of Edinburgh, and presentee a petition, requesting their interference with the shipowners to raise their wages, and to employ them to do the porters' Vork ,on the arrival of ships, in consequence of the war, has for a long time past been don,: by them in place of the sailors, as for merly. The Magistrates assured' he deputation that it was not i,. their power to interfere with the arrange ment of the ship-owners with respect to wages, but that a meeting should be held with them, for the pur pose of recommending the employment of sailors on the arrival of ships in .harbour. The poor fellows, alter giving three cheers in the Royal Exchange, re turned to Leith in the most orderly manner. Sub sevently, we learn that some attempts had been mace to retard the sailing of ships, but by a timely .and firm interference en the part of tbe Magistrates, all symptoms of tumult have been suppressed. Last week . young man at Gosport, named Fairy, in i - state ot intesication, deterrisine4t fight one of his Acquaintances, with whom he had ia been on the most ft jowly ontii.g, notwithstanding every remonstrance to reltaki thet • from. The consequence was, that after one or two rounds, in making a violent blow at his ()present, lie tell, and was carried home apparently lifelecs Sergical aid was immediately procured, when it appeared the fall h pr'duced a fracture of the vet tebie of th neck, and he died the nest day. Dam - Lase KEAN made his tit r;t appearance tor the pre re season, List night, in the ar.laous character of Richard 111 Never did we ki...r a more affection ate st,elc:in:r vtvcu to any p that with which his on,ri w-t 4 tif • mis6oa testified 18.4,44; w!; . ‘h, Nyt'ady.,.S fe,L • • retiirn io London, and the NA * . • -13 at evert instence ki"e• and emphatic t ;assa,,:;. .0 al.ich this . excels, and which g: v. i,t ;•is 1. tt• tl is grand part an effect watch to, tied :tan produced. It is wonderful that, ettk ..ssisted as he is by voice, he should give such enin•etiou and vigour to his utterance. It is the soul that lamathes in every accent—it is the picture of that which passes within that is pourtrayed in his expres sion, and the fire with which he communicates what lie feels to the hearts of all around him. • Some of his quick and fervent emotions struck like an electric Spark on the feelings of the House, and the shock proved that he had hit the true tone of nature in the delineation of the passion by which he was agitated. It was certainly an admirable effect of the histrionic art. He was most ably seconded by Mr. POPE, in King Henry; by Mrs. GLOVER, in the Queen ; and Miss BOYCE, in Lady Anne. COVENT GARDEN.—The Tragic Play of .Pixerre was last night performed. Mr. YOUNG supported the part of the Peruvian Hero with the same energy and feeling which have so frequently been the subject of warm panegyric. Mrs. FAUCIT is an agreeable Cora. The part of Elvin; was excellently sustained by Mrs. RENAUD. The scene in which she endeavours to con vince Pizarro of the meanness of wreaking his ven geance on a fallen enemy, was replete with dignified boldness. Cora': child was the only performer of the night who hat-educed any thing that could be deno minated a nssieliy. Contrary to all former precedent, the young Lady who persnnated the character, streamed most violently the moment Ronal aid hold of her. Whether this was a predetermined mu read ing, or the effect of genuine terror, we shall not at tempt to decide. It certainly had the effect of mar ring the solemnity of the scene ; for, no sooner did the child begin to cry, than the danger of Rolla was forgotten, and the greater part of the audience burst into laughter. QUEEN-SQUARE —Yesterday Chrisispier Allies alias Clouse, a journeyman baker, was charged with as sauikieg Mary Williamson, under most aggravating cireoth.tai:ces. Dining the severe illness of Mr. Clristian, baker, t.f Strutt on-ground, Westminster, Chouse was engaged to act as Christian's manager sad representative ; but differences having arisen, CLotue vowed he would ruin Christian by spoiling all his bekings and bread—a vow that WAS but too scrupulously observed, for on Sunday he destroyed 53 jGnits of me.t, belonging to poor, hard-working peo -pie, by burning every one of them to a complete chichi, and also spoiled a large batch of bread, by putting it into a slow oven. When the people went for their dinners, he behated most insolently, and b ,', e cause Mary Williamson complair^ dip' oss her family had sustained, by a large joint being burnt to the very bone, h: assaulted her in a most brutal maneer.-"joir. COLQUIIOUN fully committed him to Lridewell on this charge, and said, if in Turkey, he would most certainly have been baked alive in the oven of his guilt. As there was a law, however, in this country, which punished such abandoned negli gence in the servant with fine, imprisonment, and the pillory, Choate was ordered to be brought up for further exasuiaation. .• SPORriNG IN7ALLIaOC.B. NEwmmucir SZCORD OCTOBER MK i savvy - _ _ mow/my, OCTOIIIII 16. Ileim bird of a Subscription of 25gs. each, for 5-yr-olds, Ost. [ 0-yr.olds. list. and aged, 951. gib. B. C. Bona fide the pros petty of Subscribers. Mr. Batson 's els horse Idle Boy, S-yrs old 1 Mr. Villiers's brown horse Cwrw, &yrs old Sir C. Bunbury% bay bone Mules 3 Eighteen Subscribers.-9 to 1 apt Idle Boy--4 to 1 apt Cwrw -5 to 4 on Muley. Duke of Grafton's Whisker, sat. 81b. beat Lord ROus's Egos tor, WA. llb. B.M. 200 gs. Is. ft.—Soto 2 on Whisker. lord Suflield's Congress beat Mr. Wilssn's Capricorn, Sat. each. T.Y.C. SOgs.-1 Ito 8 apt Congress. Lord Roues Tigris, fist. lib. beat 'Mr. Shakespear's Donkey, fist. Ab. M. 200 p. • 'I be Gardeo Stakes of 100 gs. each. T.M.M. Mr. Andrew's colt by Orville, 3-y . rs old, 711. 41b. 1 Duke of Grafton's Partisan, 4-yrs Old, 91t. 21b. • Lord G. H. Caveodish's Blacksmoor, 4-yrs old, ttst. 311, 0 Mr. Payne% Quinola, 3-yrs old, 7st. 61b. • 0 Mr. Brummell's Corporal Violet, 3-yrs old, 7st. 41b. • 0 Mr. Lake's colt, by Rubens, 3-yes old, 7st Four paid.—The Judge placed but two. 15 to I apt Mr. Andrew's colt-11 to 10 on Partisan-7 to 2 agst Illackantoor-2 to 1 apt Quinola. DUMFRIES AND CALEDONIAN HUNT MEETING. MONDAY, OC rOBER 9. Sweepstakes of 10gs each, or all ages. One mile. (6 Subs.) Lord Queensberry's cb. e. King David, 4 yrs old, Bst. Ilb. 1 Mr. Don's b. c. by Orville, 3 yrs old, 7st. 21b. • Lord Tweedale's b. c. by Orville, 4 yes old, Itst. Ilb. S 3tol on King David. Won in a canter. Sweepstakes of 20p each, for 3-yr old colts, Sat. Sib. Two miles. - (3 Subscribers.) Mr Don's b. c. by Orville 1 . **lkea over The King's Purse of langs. Four-mile heats I.ord Quees sberry's b. ls. tpperstos, aged - 2 1 1 Mr. Riddell's b. Is Don Carlos, 5 yrs old - 1 2 2 Dun Carlos the favot.rtte. Won in a caster. Sir D.ll. Maw', b c Carrick, by Sir Charles, Nst. Sib. received forfeit from Lord Queensberry's gr 1 Ma-Belle, sst. Once round, luOgv b. ft. TULCDAY. The Gold Cup, value InVgs, with 90p in specie, for all ages. Lord Que. lisberry's ch c King David, 4 yrs old, sst. Mr. Fletcher's b f Arabala, a yrs old, est. Mr. Dore,. b c by Orville, S yrs old, 6st. 91b. - Mr. ,J. H. Blair's b e by Sir Charles, S yrs old, 6st. 9th. Sit W. 11•Iaxwell's gr bViscount, 6 yrs old, Sit. 121 b. Even betting au King . David. A good race. Fifty Guineas, far 3-yr olds. Two mile heats. -• Sir T. Hutchinson's b g King Coil, Sst. 1 Mrs Croft's g e Bachelor, est. Mb. • . 2 Bachelor t he favourite. A good race. WILDNESDAT. One Hundred Guineas ' fur all ages. Two mile beats. Mr. Hutehinson's b g King Coil, 3yn old, 7sl. lib. 2 1 1 lard Querntherry's eh e King David, 4 yrs old 1 3 2 Mr. Boast's b f Remembraticer, S yrs old, 7st. alb. 4 2 3 Sir D. 11. Blair's b c Carrick, 3 yrs old, 7st Sib. S dr Even betting against King David; after the lint beat 3 to 1 on Kiug David. Fifty Guineas, for all ages. Four mile beats. Mr. Hornby's br e Surveyor, 4 yrs old, 7st.. alb - 1 1 Mr. Frank's b c Sir William Wallace, S yr, •!.1 • dr S to 1 on Surveyor. • RICHMOND MEETING.-..Tu KS COAT 10. I 5 Sweepstakes of SOgs. each, for S-yr-old Wks, SM. Slb. Once round the Course. Mr. Catterson's hay La..* of the Village Lord Fitzwilhant's bay Gadabout Mr ftidu, Cs brown, by candle Duke of Leeds bay, by Dick Andrews 4 tot abst Liss of the Village. A fine race and won by a head. Fifty Pounds for twee and four year olds Two silk heati.• Mr.Elierker's gr c Sir It Diensdale, S-yra old 5 1 1 Mr. Gralorth's gr cby Camillus, 3 yrs old - 5 4 2 Mr. Sninh's br cby Pick Andrews, 3-yn old 4 3 3 Mr. Briar's h I by Sir Solomon, 3-yrs old . 1 It 4 Lur4 atrathtoors'e b f •b 7 kleeerestrooeoe, .wyrsidd • ..ss dr Ztol on the fled. Three well contested heats. WZDNIIDAY. Sweet stakes of 20gs. each, for 3 yrs old Cults, Bst.'2lb. fillies, fist. A whiner of any Atakes in the year tols, to carry Sib. Once rouu•t the Course. Mr. li g. e's b c CJUengse, by Dick Andrews Duke of Lee& cb. c. Restoration Mr. Hutchinson 's br e by Remembrances 6t04 on Restoration. The second heat won easy. The King's Parse of 100 gs. for 5-yr. old mares, 10st. Mr. Watts's chesnut, Allsidora, by Dick Andrews Mr. (iauforth's grey, by baucho 20 to 1 on Altlsidora. • The Subscription Gold Cup, value 100ge. by 14 Subscribers, of gs. each, with 57gs, added. Four miles. Mr. Houldtwortit's b c Filo da Pota, Syrs. old, fist. 10114 1 Mr. Ruddell's br e 1)r. syntax, 4yrs. old, Bst. Sir H. Nalthotpes b g by Luck's All,,Syrs. old, flit. 101 b. 3 Mr. Pierse's b f Rosanne, 4yrs old. 75t.121b. 4 Mr. Lambton's eh e Ottoman, Syrs. est. 10Ib. 5 Mr. Carlo, tb's gr m Marciana, tips. Bst. bib. 6 Mr. Watts's ch nt Altisidora, Syr.. Bst. 516. Mr. I.onsdale's b (by Shuttle, Syrs. old, 6 t. elb. 9 Three to one on Fib da Nita. The Luck's All gelding freely took the had, and made severe running ; 'File da Puta, at the tura (about two miles), ran off the Course, and fell upon his knees, but was brought back by the judicious management of his rider, and though he lost a considerable length of ground, he won by near a neck. THURSDAY. 0 2 3 0 Sweepstakes of 20p. each ; fo6 2yr. old colts est. Slb. fillies est. From the Grey Stone to the ending Post. Sir W. Gerard ' s br cby Pam, out of Lady Sarah Mr. Walker's ch f Lepanto, by Cervantes 2 Two to one on Sir William Gerard's colt. Sweepstakes of lOgs. each, with £5O aided, for all ages. Three mile heats. Four Subscribers. Mr. Riddell's br e Dr. Syntax, 4 yrs old, lit - 1 1 Mr. Garlorth's gr zn Martians, 6 Its old, Ct. 71b. 4 2 Lord Dundas's b f Orphan, 3 yrs old, Est. 121 b. 3 11 Lord Milton's br f Deidemoma, 4 yrs ski, 7st. 12*. 2 4 5 to I on rimer Syntax. Match for £5O each, 12sr. each. Om round tbeCOMIR Mr. Burton's br at by Coriander - 1 Mr. Boldea's ch m by Ruler " II PENRITH MEETING, OC I'OBER 11. Fifty Pounds, for an ages. 'Two-mile heats. Mr. N. B. Hodgson's bf by Patroclus, Got 71b - 1 1 Mr. Kirby's b t by Orville. SI yrs old, Gst 71b - 9. 9 Mr. Stmpson's b f Lady Abbess, 4 yrs old, 7st Olb - 3 S Sweepstakes of Sgs each, with 10p added, for horses, &c. 'lwo-mile heats—(s Subscribers.) Mr. Kirby's b h Kutumff, 5 yrs old, llst 1 lib • 1 1 Mr. H. Featherstonhaugh's b rif Zuleika, aged, 12st 21b 9 9 Tue Cuacr.—Lord Scarborough's Foxhounds will meet on Wednesday, at Hodeatk; and on Friday, Oct. re, atWheatley Hills. Sir M. M. Sykes's Hounds will meet on Wednesday, at Drandsby Dale • and on Friday, at Haywohi , Mr. Hobby's Fat m.—Sir R. Graham's Foxhounds will throw off on Wednesday, at Bads worth; on Friday, at Fenwkk ; and on Saturday, at Hutton Wood. Mr. Fox's Hounds will meet on Wednesday, at Plumpton ; and on Friday, at Byrom—The Lambton Foxhounds will meet on Wednesday, at Turista ; on Friday, at Wilton Gilbert; and on Saturday, at Usworth ; these hounds will bunt from Sedgefield 062 Mbuday the 30th.—The Sinningtun Foxhounds will meet on Fri day, at Helmsley.—Thil Alnderby-Steeple Union Harriers will throw off on Thursday, at Broomfield.— the Northallerton and Brompton Harriers will throw off on Thursday, at Romanby; and, on Saturday, at Stone.Crosee—The York City Hoinide will hunt on Thursday, at Towthorpo Car; and on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday follbwing pear Market Welgliton.--The Mornay Hounds will bunt on Wednesday, at Crosetield House t, and on Saturday, at Leven Bridge. BOXING—Cooper, who beat Idolineux in Scotland, is matched to fight Donnelly in Ireland in a month, for, 5(.) guineas. Donnelly was beat by Hall some time since, and is a Dia of cosiitletable poaet o but a bad Bahia. . , ' NiPAL APPOINTMINTS,EI4 caw. Lamb glebe CMMere, eb to reek of Post Captain. Lieutenant Wm. Mat Roberts, so the rank of Commander. lieut. Edw. Scott,'of the Nisei, to the rank of Commander. /huts. S. Sparshott, and W. H. Bowyer, to the Amplsion. Lieu enema Edward Malone, and /Rainy, to the Voyeur. ? Lieutenant P. T. Hien, to the Superb. lieutenant John Harvey Omelet., to the Antelope. lieutenant Peter Shuttleworth, to the Falcon. Lieutenant Ginvent, to the Rifleman. Lieutenant Robert Tan, to the Amphlon. Mr. J. P. Creagh, Surgeon, to the Amphion. Captain Daniel Roberts, to the Hydra. Captain Purvis, and all the Ulcers of the Amphlon, to the Magldenne. Captain Wna. Fisher, to the Bann. Captain J. Bowen, to the Wellesley, 74, built in India. Captain Augustus Baldwin, to the Tyrlan, re-commissioned at Chatham. Captain Hugh Patton, to the Alban. Captain George Brine, to the Mosquito, re-commissioned. Captain Bowles, to the Amphion. Lieutenants G. II Skarduse, W. H. B. Ptohy, Stephen Pain, and Richard Greening, to the Wellesley. lints Gustavus Beans and Allan Bertram, to the Mosquito. Lieutenants John Benson and J. P. Tweed, to the Barth lieutenant R. P. Boardman, to the Bacchus. I .ieutenant Edward Medley ' to the Alban. Lieu's. J. N. 0. 13. Hati andJenkin Jones, to the Jupiter. Lieutenants Wm. Kitchen and Wm. Moriarty, to the cyriati. Lieutenati A. Hunt, R. N. to be a Knight of Windsor. Lieutenant C. sherwin, to Dalwood Common 'l'elcgraph. lieutenaiit G. M. kiggimon, to Knighton Telegraph. Lieutenanr C. S. Cater, to the Saracen. Lieutenant James Davies, to the Pactolus. peutent P. t spans, to the Pantiles. Mr. H. Charles, Surgeon. to the Tyrisn. Mr. N. J. Drummond, Surgeon, to the Mosquito. Mr. J. T. Laihy, Purser, to the Mosquito. Mr. Brown, late of the Ferieuse, to he Purser of the Niger. Mr. Berry, Purser, to the Newcastle. Mr. James Jones Purser, to the l ' yrian. The following Midshipmen are promoted to the rank of Lieu tenant :—James Bennett, Andrew Smith, Alexander limning, Thomas Tribe, Edward Owen, George Lepine, W. B. M.Lerotb, Stephen Wilkinson, George Vicars, W. Douglas, Philip Bond, J. H. Boteler, Hugh Shannon, T. D. Stewart, H. P. Holmes., Charles Bouverie, R. Criehlow, A. Anderson (s), Frederick Freeman, Andrew Baird, Wm. Mudge, Robert Cullen, George Delme, Joseph Eastbrook, George Hugo, W. G. Hemsworth, Joseph Walker, Richard Greening, T. Baxter, James Jackson. John W. Phillips, Edward Priston, J. W.Taylor. Robert Parker, M. T. Hare, Thomas Stirling, C. Farquharson. W. H. Connor, N. H Nici.atoi, J. G. Graham, Herbert shton, V. Lloyd, Thomas k.aker (4). Mr. John Gibbs is appointed surgeon to his Majesty's ship Tonaent, Rear-Admiral Sir B. Hallowell, K. C. B. l'he following Assistant-Surgeons art. promoted to the rank of Surgeons I—Matthew Capponi,David Jamieson, John Robertson. John Reid, Hugh Rodie, John Taylor, F. A. Donnelly, William Whittaker, John Frew, Joseph Stilon . James Cock, Thomas Prosser, David Marmanus, Walter Guiln.iy, ainuel ,:t.i „ Nodal I.l'Morria. John Davis, Job, main E. D. Lewis, George Smyth, John At ne toms, Wm. Armstt aitg, E. A. Smith, Alexander liras: t, Robert Maclean, Clittles Carpue, James Cruieltchanks, strew Creighton, John Seatchard, W. B Webster, MitliAel Goodsir, Wm. Bell (1) Samuel Phillips, J. 111 1 Danald, John Robert Esple, Robert Mac•lowal, E. P. WlrKt . Wm. l'agg, 3. H. Woolley, Wm. Bell (c) J ,;.n Loud at, N. P. Patrick Grant, Robert WiLon, An drew Dick. .111. n. Waters, Roben Dickson, Alex. Salter, James Biggar, Jot n :iaslam, John Paul, Alexander Nisbett, William tio`Dowell. (.7ornolius Itchy, John Whyte, Archibald Hume, Wm. Ma: tin (z) Wm. Blue. Peter Centric, Win. Kelly, T. B. to alba Samuel Irvine. 3 COAL MARKET. OCTOBER 16. Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Price. 00 Newcastle 0 00s. Od. to 00s Od. 1 sunderland 1 595. 9d. to cos od. PiEWUAft. AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. (By the Carcass.) Beef, ler stone Ss Oi to Ss od Veal Ss 4,1 to is Od Mutton a is Od tr tis sd I Bark Ss alto is sd Limb Ss od to 4s M. PRICE OF HOPS. 111 W BAGS. 111 W POCKET.. Kent 61 los to 111 46 Kent - .51 Ins to 91 64 iussex 61 Os to 101 Os SUM! 31 Ss to 81 4s Essex 91 Os to 111 115 katitham 141 04 to Ist 04 PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW YESTERDAY. lIT. JAMES'S. WHITECIiArtL. Hay 31 If; to SI Oi Od I Hay 41 44 to 51 Ss Od Straw II Is Od to II iss od I Straw II tos to II 14% 0.1 RAW HIDES. But Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary is 10d to 2s 04 stone) .2s 84 to 3s 03 Market Calf 13.. each. Middling; 2a 44 to 2s 84 Eng. Horse 14e to lls Sbtarllngs, 304 to 484. Lamb Skins, Sad to bed. - PRICE OF 'f.k.I.LOW. St. James's Market 4s Sd I Town Tallow Clare Market - Os Od Yellow Rusda Whitechapel Market 46 id White ditto I per stone of Sib. .--- Soap ditto Gravei IS. Od—Good Dregs 10e Od. Price of Candles per dos. I s 011—Moulds, ISs 6d. Yellow Soap, 86a—Mottled, 966—Curd, Woo—Palm, 1041 714 6d 71s pd 003 Od 61s Od PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADEN HALL-4 IREE r. Butts, 50 to 56Ibs 21d 114 d Calf Skins, 35 to 401bs 22 2641 Ditto, 56 to 66Ibs £4d 25d Ditto 50 to 701bs 24d Sad Merchants Backs 19d 00d Ditto 70 to 801 bi 21d 26d PRICES OF GRAIN AT MARK-1. OC FOSE& 16. Kent and Essex, 40s 625. 649. Grey Peas, 345. 365. Wheat, Suffolk, 40s. 66a. 625. Small Beans, 30s. 335. Ditto, Norfolk, 40s. 565. Tick Ditto, 28s. 30s. Rye, 30$. 541. Oats, Potatee, 28s. 325. Barley, 281. 30s. Ditto, Poland, 14$. itBs. Malt, 60s. 645. Ditto, Fred, 18s. 955. White Peas, 341. 365. boilers, Rapeseed, £O. £3O. per hat. 425. 445. Flour, 5.55. GOs. per sack. Barley, 001. 00s. Oats, Feed. toy. 245. Ditto, Brew, 281.305. White Peas, 345. 365. Grey Peas, 30.. 381. Smag Beat:, 30s. 345. VOL Wheat, Dantale, 625. Ditto, Baltic Rod, 545. 60s. Ditto, Hambro' or Brawn, 40s. Oar. Ditto, Brabant Red, 40s. 491. Rye, 30... 345. AVARAUR PRICE of CORN in ENGI.AND and WALES, from the returns ceding the 7th of October, lel S. Wheat. Rye Earley. Oats. Beans. Peas. s. 4. 15.4. 1 s. d. Is.d. 1 a. I 7 3 64. 59 1 136 6 1 30 6 1 23 6 134 The average Price of Sugar, computed from the returns made in the week ceding the I I th Octobrr,is 62a. otd. per cwt. COUNTRY MARKETS. A large quantity of very prime fat mutton was brought to Gosport market on Saturday, and the best joints retailed at 4d. per lb. The primest joints of meat are at the present mo. ment retailing by the butchers at Worthing at 6d. per pound. At Chichester the qoartern loaf is sold at Bid. and the best fresh butter at Is. Gd. per lb. 'ilaitits.—Reading, October t 4. Wheat 375. to 745. Barley 245. to Us. Oats 21a. to 275. Beans, s2s. to 335. and Pease 4th. per quarter. Bread Is. ed. per gallon. _ . . - Buccs.-Aylesbury, October 14. Wheat, new, per load, 1111. to 161. ditto, for see d, 141. to 201. Barley 275. to SM. Oats 245. to 275. Beans, old, Sits. to 375. Beans, new, 1165. to 291. and Pease 335. to 375. per qr. • Su aa IY.-Otuldford, October 14.-Wheat, new, for mealing, sel3 to £l6; ditto, for seed, sels to Xl9 per load; Rye 42.. Barley 110 s. to 31s. Oats 265. to 325. Beans 345. to 40e. and Peas, grey, 395. to 4 t s. per quarter. Suisse -Lewis, October It -We had a moderate Apply of Grail: at market: Wheat was rather cheaper than last week, but scarcely any difference in ocher things. Particulars as under ; Wheat, white, 365. fo 64e. ditto,red, 401. to 60e. Barley 301. Beans 311. Peas 36a. to 38s. and ats 245. to Us. per qr. 'fares, Inew Winter, 4s. to ss. per bushel. liar aft. los, to As. per tort; Emir s Roe, 51.. to 541. per ask. ..~ ~ . UNITER3II7 lATELLIGEKCI OXFORD, OCTOBER 17. Wednesday s Mr. John Egerton was a:hunted 1701. 3 w College. Tuesday, the first day of Mich:444mi Term. the f nominations and admissions were made iti 'the Rev. Wm. Hags.ill, M.A. of U. coe, P, tor, in the room of the Rev. Ardi , :r M. A the same Society, Temple I ; and the Rev. Aslthurst ben, M. I. Fellow of Prasellon cr , Nege, Ma•ter lo t h ' in the room of the Rev. John iay ior Alien, M.A. of college, resigned. he following Gentlemen were zdmitted to Degreos Master of Arta—Mr.'s n•. Luca•, of Exeter entitle. Bachelor, of Arts-1 Ite Hon.Cha.l-s Percy, cl Mr. Francis Brandt, and Mr. Atiguxast ilalw a rd Lb Bruenose College. CLFSIASTII:AL PIMMOTInNS. The Duke of Bedford ha. augment.' tbt !tyros of Betifortirhire, end on the resignation of' tire Kee 1l m presented it to the Rev. John l'arty, many Ye;ars tura rattle. Itvv• Joseph Parsons, M. A. to the firs preSrLd rough Catlo:a,4l on ,ite coihtion of the Bishop I . ‘ Irk BIRTHS. Friday. the Lady of lames H annum, of n un 13ruttsvrick-square, of a daug h ter. _ Friday, the wife of the Rev. W. Julia Burr,.:.!, E...ava, of a gun . tl.e Lady el* Sir !met Gardiner, 111 rt f a , MARlti ss At Gbsgow, the 9th instant, John Anderson, Royal Lanarkshire Nlilstis, to Mrs. Gilehrk eft feigtintutr h, the Kee. K. New.nan F,•i t i e • „ College, Oriftwil, to fiilru , secou4l tlaug i• Esq. .barrister-at-law. Wednesday, at Kingston, Wm. Fartmr, to Mary * whirs!, of tho late Ktv. Win. Jon's, of CurnwalL Twatlay sennight, et Titchfield, Mr. N. T:otnnuo, , Ann, youngest daughter of the late C Acute! Wtt..7,,e, At Louth Church, Ireland, Wsl.ia:n lack.on, E4 l , the North Mayo Miatia, to Jane Lucusa, third da. gut Ilaut Blatr, of hair, Esq. Ayr.lure. J huvday sennight, Captaio lAn Fortritsi• M oe to Arm Green, elder dauOtt:T of the Rev. 11. le.tuu, Avon Dasuett, \V..m L. luesday, at liulywell Church, Oxford, t h e R ev. Totton, Rector of Debden, Essex, to Lic%nor. of the late Rev. Benj. Rudge, Rector co C ~.sttie L L Lately, the Rev. Mr. Leach, of :Suwon islatictt, to Sllverlock, of Havant. On the Hilt instant, at his house in Solclianiptou.; tenant-General Andrew GatumeU. Maria Don Hawthorne, ouly daughter of Major 3d Garrison Rut Alton, Tower, Looduo, sincerely regre; family and !rends. ):: t c '!h at Dunn able, Samuel Qu..r.. b, late of Jamaica, and many years Representative of tiv at. John's, in the House of Assembly, ht that I.7au,i whose upright principles and liberal conduct ersileated Amity and a large circle of friends; and who, in:n, kirul attention to the wants of those immediately d.; him, will long be remembered with gratitude. At Gargle Park, near Edinburg!), l on the a7th donald, of Hope-street, widow of ,Major Allan MAC.:I tisue of the 69th Regiment of Foat. At Ulp:•r Edmonton, in the 73tb year .if 1 , 14 James Dalt wood, vicar of Long Sutton, SA:lu* ss.li At Manchester, the Rev. P. Coupland, former). ot At Glasgow, on the 1/.1 on.t ant, Charlo•te lane, eldest of Captain William Mitchell, Bengal Artillery. At Tol!cross, near jrdntburg•t, ou c he sth instant, Bert Rollo, in the 91st year of his .tge. . Lately, at Sierra Leone, ul the f,./er so rreval u: at Mr. Andrew 'lyrnan, •econd Sing..on t:te Cowny, At Shanklin, Isle of Wight, on the '2%3th ult. iu th of his age, Lteu•rrunt.SantUel Cotld, 11. N. ' ADVICE No. TS, Stuliverle•sweet, Ffeetnnrest, Aral WHEN Men if Education And Prelessi use perseverin g emleavours to diicover rhea certain method of treaitug a liter prevailis:g thseases, • tub result of their experience is the best prou' ut sept- Fifteen years have we devoted our t.rerice to treatment of Three Disorder*, and V.; complete suL ing our plats, gives us additional ardour to isprise as no hie tie ravages of those comp Aires which are the ma uf all the infirmities to which the !wont; ecurioa.y i. After ao authorised introduction into every brae Sciance, we determined on c 11111 l aentiog pact-ce, dividuals from the ignorance of holet;ocated :nee, or dangerous precipitancy of a general priciitiont r. The three dvorders, to the cut's: of wiich we have atteution, comprise every species of Venereal lufecuu of recent or lung duration ; lily, all kinds of Deb.' ciency, whether arising (ions the secret habit; of so , the indulgencies - of mature age., terminating ittinit sometimes in consumption ; and la.ily, that derange; system in women, which is called Barrenness or nutty cases originating in a error. Numerate diseases are the result of ignorance or treatment of a simple Gunorrinr t, aid it not eihr, , nets that the seeds of lite at, : ve,soned, from Ow of au unguarded moment. fly a mperjor method, plaints are easily cured; and even wilsre others :rave trust that we may offer an effectual restoration. The Diseases of the lire:lna, as frequently cot or arisiil front the above complaites, 4 have not attention by an infallible and improved plea, bled to remove obstinate Gleets and Strictures, cent or of long duration, without resorting to the dangerous use of the causti: boogie. Many insti adduced of very inveterate cases, of sr vend years having yielded to nor method in a few r been attempted by other practitioners w!theu - eff,:t To be consulted daily !)y Patistits of eitht.r ses, delicacy, and an tint.nn.—Let errs trt.r.t tee the particulars ot t 7 ,e case, ag._, nerd 'armlet of PO , a remntasice, duly attended to, aid adeice and Ai warded to any parr of the kinadme. (SUSS and Co. 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