Star. — London, England, 1814-11-08 00:00:00

THE TRAVELLERS' ROOM. Here —boots and hags and boxes lie, WWI hats and costs, but seldom dry ; There—spurs and whips of lengthen'd thong, • To tile the I igged steed Jong. Around the breakfast's fragments spread, Scraps of ham and toasted bread; Knives and forks and spoons in plenty, 'Wi.ll sugar basins nearly empty; 'And tea-pot to the edges ftll'sl, And e gg s, by stn ; -watch nicely bad, And table-clo•h a little eoil'd. ,4;Whilst one for" waiter" loudly bawls , . ; Another " boots" and" ostler" calls; A third, the " chambermaid" must see, 'ao with a smile receives her fee; Yet Witen the toilsome day is Wet'. • And round the board they meet once more, There noise and strife and stern debate, Tort oft t 1.5 evening scene complete ; But stilt a traveller's life may give, A lesson bow aright to live: Far weilike him, our route perform, • Regardleu of the threat'ring storm, And urge cow way on life's dull road; • Nor fault beneath its weary load! Asikurne, nth October, 1914, •••••••••••11,01al kis now coonaentty repented ihai Jeattlea bOUTH cterf b i as &tried hei' steroid/Owen! tatifxf year, when sfie:piom;sc to briug,fOrpt 14ifrirr Ile lamentable accidept which tetei,le Rev. Mr. :111tAfTilW4[TEN late rellOW of 19411'4 as 411 outside paSseneer of the stage.eoach,. in entering the gateway of the lane Boar lan, in 4m - brihe, is the second calainitrof same Mr. Boman- having been the kind, • crushed to deith at the entrance of that gateway, and exactly in the same manner.—Otight not every such siteway to be indicted Thursday evenieglasr, about six o'clock, a fire broke out upon ihe premises of Samuel Thompson, svheetiviright, of Walton, in the pirish of Baswich, near Stafford, which, in a few minutes, consumed the workshop, with the whole of the tools, timber, &c. in the same. A alarming fire broke out lately in the middle of the night, at the dwelling-house of Mr. Jason Withers; ' baker, &c. in Whitchttreh. It raged with such fury, sts tOlaity ' to consume, in a short time, Mr. Withers' 1 oise and one adjoining, both which were fortunateiy detached from any ()the, s. Mr. Withers, his wife, four children, and a servant boy, preserved their lives with great difficulty ; they were suddenly awaked by a cry of "fire!" and effected their escape, undressed, through p eindow. Net an article of property of any descrip tion was saved in either of the houses. Mr. Withers's loss is considerable, being uninsured ; ha had un luckily in 'his house near £2OO in cash, which was destroyed •An alarming fire broke out in the oil and colour pores of Mr. Keays, in Thomas-street, Cork, on Fri day se'er•ight. It was happily got under . without • 'exteildiez - beyend-ahe premises in which it originated. 'patty, a woman at -S-iddlosham, near Chichester, having left her two children to themselves, whilst she "• inSfoe-Fair, under an idea that they would tottte•to no harm, as their father was at work in a Sell not far distant; but on the man's return home, Inord one 'of the children lying within 20 yards or hii Aoose, ; almost burnt to death, having expired eifonly after he had taken it home. bawl day night, a melancholy accident occurred in 14c•ethinipton-street, Clerkenwell : some bOys had a Fain bm.fire, and were throwing squibs and fire works, when eie horses in a waggon took fright, and !an off; yonn' man, in endeavouring to stop them, • • Wes run over, and trampled to death. Yebterday ilse following accident happened at Shoeoaril's•Bilsh, near Beaumont Lodge :—As Mrs. tkswoe and her sister were returning into the Lodge . gate, ihr wheel of her tilbury struck against the curb ' atone with mach violence, that it broke the back spring . • pn'd threw them with great force against the stone . ',VA which occasioned a severe contusion on the back of the l'ead of one of the Ladies, and otherwise in bred 'her ; she was taken in a lifeless state into the Lodge, and the ether Lady escaped with severe bruises. A Burgeon,. of Haminersmith, was fortu " etarefj in the 'village, and rendered every assistance, - and they are now considered in a fair way of recovery. We have been favoured with siime tans. co mmunication from Indisirelative to the sprit which prevails there for sbip-fi,fililing, both for -the ritercliant service and for the ltixy. The ships which have been built in India for the Royal Navy, have hitherto been constructed at Bombay, one of • finest • harbours in the world ; but the inhabiliints chants of Calcutta, justly estimating the its ' i ea of the subject, are making t neatest ex ir" td 'procure ter thes•part a share of vont, In order to 4To this, they have aiterrnmed•oalauild fpga shift ff the line, by subscription, formed into ilims4.iimst.shose shares were purchased 'with much' • ,ty.. When this shipis finithed, it is to be sent to Alight:dills a specimen, and offered to our Govern.- Murat the cost price. Public attention has lately been much engrossed by the subject, and many hurl; ligent pers a., in the public prints, have entered into ix comparison of the advantages to be derived, if more Teak ships were to be built, as their duration is found - to be much greater than oak. This position is illus. • • traced by the following, among many other examples? The Turkish flag-ship at Bussorah, was built by VADik SHAH, more than 70 years ago ; this ship was Oft loag since in Dock, when all her timbers we „- 'ascertained to be perfectly sound. The kixactaxs, , built in . 1763, And constantly employed till 1805, when 10 was captured by the French, es sound as when-. bamthed. The MILFORD, of 679 tons, after coostaitemployment to China; and Europe, for 2 4 -,• Watthen, examined, but it was not found neces - - and the whole of her re - Weixest.zy, a new 'tad when she sails the frames of 'id the CORN% , and which is service. This ' Navy, must Englishman, the inspor roved. we I CODKal a li t il e i n oy e rn ikl e in ti n x e o f p.nina but li a ta n :sn x o77( fogy to shift 4.tingle timber, arwl the whol paissittid not cost 41000." The.Wzr.Lani ti r isstaarly,complete at Bombay, and wh for F,sglanct, she will bring home the intothet ship of the. same proportion, as did • 11FALLIIk Apigb :anivol some time since, at acsW .4ins, be employed en active serb intredet " re source. for the British 1 *fold the 1 satisfaction, to every E abd ilicreW•4o;g4.lgaillan onour minds sauce o Intik s• lenge also, ii W4410= .1 'Ea raise eerfgoisti Lump .. . . • ' •,.- ~•• ?. :PORTING fIirIALLIGSNa . r . , 1 1 ...-0- •., . I I TURF EXTRA. a; , • 4 1 fitt Henry e greatest winner In the Newmne let Second t, Meeting; it is said, that his Lordship won 600 n guineas on Oc t ,irthan against - Curlew and Medorao—Partisan was got by Walton, out of Panne, by %Mos. BETTING ON THE DERBY, IRIS. If to 1 agst Mr. Watson's b. c. by Walton, out of Dodona. 12 to 1 agst Anticipation, by Hambletonian. 1.3 to 1 agst Mr. Wilson's ch. c. by Sorcerer, out of Little Sally. 15 to 1 agst Field Marshal, by Trafalgar. 16 to I alst brother to Whalebone, by Waxy. 16 to 1 agst Wl:lamas, by Sir David. s;0. to i agst Equator, by Zodiac. . BO to 1 apt Lord Foley 's b. c. by Salim, out of Glory. BETTING ON THE OAKS, 1815. Sto i agst Lord Stawell's sister to Blucher. ' 12 to 1 azst Minuet, sister to Music, by Waxy. We understand there was an error in the paragrpah respecting the loss by the Recorder's Clerk, of notes to the amount of £4OO, as to their being taken out of his desk, and as to the amount. The notes were only mislaid, and were found within two hours after being first missed. •Saturday se'nnight, as Mr. Charles Complin, of , Winton, was returning home ftom Winchester mar, let, he was stopped by two foot pads, at the two di-, recting posts that separate Andover fromWhitchurch, armed with hedge-sticks, and without demanding his money, knocked him of his horse; one of them knelt on his body, using much horrid language, whilst the other rifled his pockets to the amount of between three and four pounds. He was otherwise severely. ill treated and beaten. . Saturday John Hedge, Daniel Coady, and Richard Flinley, three soldiers belonging to the Sappers and Miners, quartered at Fort Cumberland, near, Poets-, mouth, were committed to Winchester gaol by Wm. Deacon, Esq. one of his Majesty's justices of tlw peace for the county, charged with committiqg * ;ape on the body of Eliza Goodlad, a Soldiees..stire,'aecom ponied with circumstances of unusual aggravation and barbarity. Frederid Finnilla, a private in the 3d garrison bat talion at Portsmouth, is in custody, charged with forging the names of General Porter and Admiral Purvis, two of his Majesty's justices of peace for the county, and offering them to soldiers' wives for passes, by which a number of worthless drunken women are enabled to collect considerable sums of money from the public. John .Lyons, a private in the 51st regiment, is also committed, charged with breaking open a room be , longing to Mr. Lipscomb, of Portsmouth, and there stealing divers articles of wearing-apparel. He left his bayonet behind him, which led to his apprehension. A horrid murder was committed near Altagh, Wood, in the Barony of West Muskerry, Cork, on Monday week. A farmer named Gallavan, and his son, returning from the wood, where they had pur. chased a horse-load of timber, were attacked by five persons, who crossed on them in the high road, and who appeared to have lain in waiting for them, three of whom were armed with scythes, set in handles, like swords—two of them knocked the old man down, and gave him several 'every weenie wiel k se.n sew. derous . weapons, and-.lee witbdarge s other three most barbarously butchere d the so n, who died on the following day. An inquest was held on the body, and one Hogan, a carpenter, has been iden tified by old Gallavan, as one of the perpetrators, and is in custody. INGRATITUDI..--A vessel which arrived at Liver-1 pool last week from the South of Franc*, took on board at St. Jean de Luz, an Englishman in very dis tressed circumstances, being totally destitute of 'every necessary, and without any means of getting home. The Captain taking compassion on his desolate con , dition, gave him his passage to Liverpool free of cost, and, on his arrival there, a subscription of two pounds was raised in the ship to enable him, to reach his friends. Notwithstanding these weighty obligations, the man broke open the Captain's chest, on the morn ing of his departure, and stole out 120 Span' dou bloons, of the value of upwards of four bun gui neas, with which he got off undiscovered. nforma. tion was immediately given at the Police 01ficit, Li verpool, which, with its usual activity, soon got scent of the offender, and he was taken the following day at Maghull, near Ormskirk, with all the pieces of gold upon him except 16, of which be would give no account. After a proper examination he was commit-1 jed to Preston gaol. . 1 The City seldom presented a busier scene than that exhibited on Thursday, in the neighbourhood of die wharfs, in consequence of the anxiety of the mete, thants to get their sugars shipped before thepperatienl of the new bonding system. The whole of Thames street was blocked up with carts, from five in the morning till five in the afternoon. Several accidents happened. One poor man fell down, and the wheels of a cart going over him, he was taken up dreadfully , mangled, and without any bepes of his !eciover7. Tweelseggars, who Jaave(crimpe tinea.gest infested the streets of-Bristol, woe izt-trOarp iiegkeikk-- • custody, when upon one was found 17.4..,„ companion upwards of le4. ! • Mr. Joule Maw, at the. Salines, great, Aging. ton-street, Northampton, seeing that- thll GUISTO NIAW MIDWIVES were Witllthelro from that place one , A ccount of their being 'sold •to Patiente. without proving the truth of his declaratieneby freeing them from the most agonizing paini of Gout, Rheuma tism, Pleurisy, tkitd-ache, Tooth-ache, Face-ache, Ear-ache, Pains in the Stomach.proceeding from Gout, Flatulent, or Bilious Causes 1,, likewise o ld Sprains, Bruises, &c. &c. Having seen for seven years the wonderful cures performed by these restora tives on a great number of Patients ow descriptions now residing in that town and neighbourhood, the permanency el which sees •accatratieefinary as the cures themselves, and likeitise seeing. that the Pro prietor was in the habits of selling tech/sive- • Ms to lib J ill practise with his prepatations, to those those only that Would learn tonse these' • well as his medic:al assistance, I did attandidav;Gasltonian Hospital for this purpose, and having-Pun:Wised an letclusive right for Northaatptos, deb now eggage at a small expense, in one ,hour, to give to those that may be afflicted as above, in Amon every induce, the only earnest of cure that is .possible for Patients to receive, or bawd" not sell them these Medici's.— Attendance there only on Saterdepeaorsimpi rom tell ti!cicok till four, disdaTeve enele-bonre est Sunday uvrAins..l l lo. bip.s fittVild OA Ladifs. POLICE. QUENN-SQUART.—Ethilard Jacks, and John Bannis ter, two boys, were yesterday committed on charge of having stolen front Robert Cox, a one pound note and five shillings, the one pretending to inquire in the shop for an . errand boy's Situation, whilst the other contrived to purloin the cash. HATTON GARDEN. —Yesterday a genteel looking man, of the name of John Barnes, was brought up on the following charge :—Joseph Daniel, a baker, of Marchmont-street, Brunswick-square, deposed, hitt on Sunday, about a quarter past one o'clock, the pri soner came to his shop, and under pretence of having a dish at the oven, obtained and took away'a dish con taining a shoelder of mutton and potatoes ; but wit ness having some suspicion that it did not belong to him, followed and took him into custody. The pri soner lived in Phu-Jar-sort, Lucas-street, Cray's.inn lane. Several Gentlemen in the Office cgne forward and gave the prisoner the best of characters, saying. that he was of a most respectable family, and that they knew him in his awn house, when he was in very opuleat circumstances—tbat he had an amiable wife, and a family of six or seven children. ':'he prisoner acknowledged that he.was.guitty of the crime laid to his charge, which he was compelled to. comniit through the greatest distress, having a sick wife and six helpless children, himself reduced to the lowest distress, being.broke down in the world, out of em ployment, and inn bad, state of health ; that he had not a bed to , lioon, Iva himself and family mese obliged to stretch on the bowls, covered with an old torn blanket,-nor had he evas ester, in the room ; that neitherhe nor hialamily had beoken their lasts since the Thursday before v aesi this act was his only resource to keep them from starving. The Magis trate felt for him, bat was obliged to commit him for another examination. Maria Harlin: was brought up for a foal exami nation, charged on suspicion of robbing her master's house, Mr. Joseph Cowns, pawnbroker, in Clarendon square, Somers Town, and discharged. W. King, alias Murphy, and T. Blalarley, were fully committed, charged with stealing trunks, the property of Mr. Pratt, of Holborn-hill. MANSION House. ----Yesterday Thomas Brown, charged with stealing a package from an errand cart, where it had occasion to stop, in Bishopsgate-street, was examined. The driver, a boy, stated that he saw the prisoner (who took advantage of his going into a house tolleliver a parcel) taking the opportu nity of reaching the package from his cart, by stand ing upon the wheel. The witness pursued him for a considerable - distance, prisoner running as fast as he could with the package on his shoulder, witness voci ferating" Stop thief !" was joined in the chace by Stevenson, a constable. Being hard •pressed, and nearly exhausted, by turning and winding, to avoid his pnrstiers, prisoner threw it down ; immediately after this he was taken and secured. The package, ' containing twelve volumes of Spanish poetry in costly binding, was sworn to by the mut * and the prisoner . 1 was fully comtnitted. tarot; HALL.—Yesterday a biker was summoned on the inforrnatiou of CoUingbourae, for expoaing tq 'sale a number of loaves _deficient' in weight 83 ounces and a half, maXay of t hese. were 2d. and 3d. 102ves,' and were, on the average, deficient in weight three ounces. The Magistrate convicted him in the full penalty of ss. per ounce, amounting to £2l. 7s. 6d. including costs. MARLBOROLIGII-STREET.—A charge was exhibit/3 yesterday before G. HICKS, Esq. against a Mr. Bowe, for disposing of squibbs and other fire-works, and also against a youth for letting off the same. It appeared that the boy was detected in the act of letting off fire works in the street, and on being taken into custody, he said be had purchased the articles of the other de fendant. He was sent to purchase more, when a pa trole and another person stood at the door, one of whom saw him pay money. Mr. Bower stated him self to be a manufacturer or fireworks for theatres.— Mr. ALLEY, who attended as the defendant's . Coon sel, submitted that theofficers had exceeded their duty in forcibly entering the dwelling of his client, and taking him off to the watch-house without a warrant. The way of proceeding again s t by inforaxia tion, but such had not been acted . and he pin ; entitled to his discharge. trbi . lib v itiite coiniicied. in opinion with Mr. A 1.41, that the officers had act ed illegally, and Mr. Bower was discharged. The boy was also discharged at the request of the officers. , 1. Powell, who has for a long time imposed on the public, by deluding the minds cif the credulous of both. sexes„ was on Saturday examined, on charges of obi. _I., money under pretence of diving into futurity, the celebrated fortuneteller who made so much noise, hy4 apprehension for necromancy in 1807, and 8, fo ich he received, for the first offence, di months imprisonment, and for the second twelve. T., Foy, Plank, and Jefferys, officers, took the prisonei into custody while in the act of :pealing to (as it technically termed) a young lass, whilst another was, leispre. The officers took the Firisoner and, • apparatus, consisting of a piece of masliinera.. -which he called a pee:l:dual motion (the principle • of, i lehieh he acknowledged himself to be ignorant. di e and books of various denominations, calculated' to I impose upon the credulous, consisting of various hien) . - glyphics. This female was brought to the office also to give evidence. She had been at the prisoner's room before, when she paid 2s. 6d. and he inforMed her she never would be very happy until she was 25 years of age, when she would be married,and such like nonsense. The next witness was named Smith, who had been separated from his wife, and he went to learn when he should see her. The prisoner resorted to his book, an d for half-a-crown informed t t he ilidesh that if did not see her on such, day, he cola tive eta hope,. of his ever seeing her again. ni t . hoe et:attained a reference to every card iu the pad, with ifs respective signification. It also resolved dreams, sad eontaided many letters from country correspondent*, of bat' sexes, who had only to send up diefriiiiies, with 46 ? inclosure of from 2s. 6J. to ,Q,lO, eta agieeit 6l 7 ttilhe sum paid Anowledge was Obtaillesf.Z4 l NE ptilonererelt fessed and . - - • but which third was tor, struct by his PRICE OF HOPS. NV" sees. MEW rocKrre. Kent 61 6. to 91 Os Kest . 61 t‘h to tot os Sussex 61 Os to 81 O. Sutstt - 61 of to t• t:- Essex 71 Os to 91 cis Farnham ICI 0 ) RAW lIIDES. ~ Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordtnary 20 04 te4Nl stone) - Ss ed to 3a 4i Market CH )41. 4 4.... •lAid,,ih rogi y. .64 to Ys 84 Eng Horse. ;; . ,„1:41 si. iris IMMO? LEATHER IN LEADEN HALL, ..0.41 - 47 - 1 Butts, 50 to 561bs 29d 116 d Calt Skins, 17) te4oEssza,!4,94 Ditto, 56 to 6111bs 17d 284 !Ditto 40 to lons ~ A; f.. 4 Merchant's Bisks 111 id 221 1 1 Mtn 70 tq WIN . 24,4 asol presslog Hides 'tea 2111 I 'Smi'l Sea% ilitesidatik.4.• tot Fine Clutch Mies • Old• 2911 d Merge disto,insktl42.lv .16 461.• Crop Hide, for cut. 2144 22ed I Tasitted H. &des ihs sos Ditto 46 to,solbs. - 220 .24ts1 I Goat skins lii zos ,tl-... •..•.. ~ • PLIGS.4)I 2 4 ALLOW. ..... • ' SS4lltaws'a Market de Sid I lowa a allow iiis•Od Clue Market , . ON Od Vellow Mimi& ins:Cl Whiterb4rel•Market 5. '541 1 White ditto ...soy ad , per stone of Nib ' ......--011017Intr0 .7. - • . 1.001 (graves ?Ovid—good Mregs los ed. Yellow Soar, 93s—Mottled, 110a—enrd% Price of Candles per dot. 14s i - 6 ralA4llol 6,1 . COAL-MARKET, NU VhhasEß 7. Ships at Market Ships sold. i rice. • 261 Newcastle - IL - 55. 61 so GIL IV. I Sunderland - _ I - t)us. lid t , .l .r- Tends'', it Beweastle, Mr.l:.37fhomas, one of the P: tatters in the Methodist connexion, to Miss Par ontoaf Bona. I , Latey, st Mary-la-bonne Church, Captain Henry •1:y or, the Royal Navy, to Harriet, daughter of Robyn V.zic , E . Engineer. At Bath, Dr. L. F..Nagle, Royal Navy, - le Sepias yourru -daughter of the late Captain Peter Baskervii/e, of: Isle of Wight. On Wednesday, at Kingston Church, Lieut. Runnel Royal Navy, to Miss Barnes, daughter of Mr. Burnes, Portsniouth. At Criesstbwaite Church, Keswick, en M sElkanah Irwin, aged 79, to Mrs. Margaret :et: 34 . The pillow no w SLOS of thg.,up o iakinotitherS. AB: frollF-'• Thelady has beet* marriediree tlmet--ste gentleman caa' f four times, and will not suffer lams& to be aid risia;*ae— cams his fediet — Eved to'hiliegnef 97; asalleievamilettivieseiL4 i 111 The solemnisation of these gieptials•Multestoctieh eats:. sity. Hundreds of people greeted their ,se urn ir (it)). alL::"."-k, 16 old shoes (ominous of good lack) were showered opal whilst the air rung with loud and rcteated bursas and wishe lam and !achy de! /NED. Thursday, at his restomea — lsa the Marine Parade, LA • a, Colonel Parke, aged 75 Two. • Thursday last, at his residence in the Little London, Clichet. ter, Lieutenant• Colonel Coble, after ; abort illbess, qui 60. On xhe 19th uk. aged 73, the Rev. Handy's awris, Rector White/til l star Stamford, and Vicar of Campion, in Glances:a shire. He was formerly of Emanuel College, b.A. 17113,111. A. 1768. • Lately, on his passage to Bermuda, Captain Heywood. ' Tuesday, in the Dock-yard, Portsmouth, Mr. Loci.wor./.. s shipwright, fell into a dock and broke kii neck, w:lich caused sr staid drath. At Newcastle, on the mil ult. aged 114, Mary, wklow or Jo la a Caprai.n Bond, of High Friar-street. Itrbeconber Wt. Wilkens Duff Lindsay, fourth sea of ei• Hon. Robert Lindsay, of Baleen se, Mi•lshipntan cot kis 3.laivety ship Loire; win was sent pita e. waster an the Antetirsts.bi l / 4 nowri, prise to the Loire, supposed to have foutideftd at sess an the passage tram Halifax to Bermuda. KLNOVATED HEALTH. IT has been too frequently the aubiect of just 7r..1 general reprobation, that men bestitateot the elements ni medical art have offered themselves as candidues ter putflic i • tronage in the profession of Physic. Fur the purp Ordain! :•" tice to the result of our studies sod caper:mu, and to paradr it from being classed amoeg those empiric. %shun impudent p minions have, uniortunately for society, bees too favourably re ceived, we beg leave to submit to :i.e blur.' and enlig4teaw.l, faithful statement of our pur.uits and acquirements. After having received a regular medical eilumition, as there% of Messrs. Grindal and Wizard, whose lettuces end prunice carefully attended, as Protessors and Surgeons of the Landcv H. pital, we entered ourselves as students in thatjo-tly ceiebg.c• l •school for medical acqiiirmients, the Royal College of L:-:- burgh, and were instructed Is the different branches te A eartgrri a, 'Theory and Practice Physic, eberaurrr, wifery. llo.any, &c. die. &c. by thn.e eminent tMtofas s , • ' regnsy, 1314 a, Hamilton, Dulicaa, and ktuttiri - We trust vie shall net be deemed presnotptuces is iFfng• - °lnsteslleieneg and difliPtinntsatv , tint hiecrii;.lcribles . 1 4 • For a *MT Hititastf yew. ataie (TN tie and 4e various dies aces of DEBILTCY, cite patieubt our etudies en , '. practice, it ti 11 , we hope, be ailowtd that voilieve acqtdtted superior knowledge of their tret•mcnt Ita• slight and recent cal: a of infection, a perfect re-eit4b4bmar is completed hi the short pericd of two days, and in these of Me utmost Inveteracy, where other practitiosers have foiled o! suc cess, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatineot ensures to the pa , :ent a safe ani radical cure. Anitdsc the melancholy variety of dis-rders urelkare the • `- , teas of a habit long and most unba}pity puelhea h l Ale both fetes, there are none more alarming or mire ti 7.1 ,thQse deficieoceles and de!olitles which trequensly prose= or er.••• bitter the matrimso sate. To such persons it must he a to" soling reflection to know that they may now, by t any tibia Mode of treatment, he restored to tha: centred of ail 4 N ..r ' a ' . blessings. a. , troug, trailly, and v . gur Gu. c:ms:itu.io.l9. In i. 1.5 e • 5 of debit:: y. front whenever cause arsini, as weir aala t% CV! e" . del at • encre4l inte:tion, We may be cuilskil64 by either vereviib the greatest secrecy and honour. lidur. •it ce• • saltalain at home from ten to three, and from iii iwthe attest,* flight. Pe laints to the country are requested to state the pareculariot age, and general habit of living, &c. inclont •it a ten i tt their an he cti ca :::ativice and medicines, when the saute c , .0 Le given or sent to 4 , 1 part ot the kingdom. ensure that sentry seltieggosive undettaktitg, the posta;;t ot irtus r.ny he adile 4 is the V c -:-,---•••••••••—• &"7,Ty ----. 71'"1 sent to aby part or the thte,Jono. tummy tr.at s,accy att ircroanunuaity by inch piactlcel e t 1 4 104 atalYPP , nte, Dekea Tar met.: wdocto n ot no4artaktitg, the post4;;a of Irrtus r.ui I , e t te observtd ote the ou - zinc; Et!Pi cips mew=l olaotentes. P t o h offence tact constituted tclonn fotlehich d. ell got awl Cu. Surgoaos, No. 107, Hatton Garden. , W ? g ag At . LO . 14 Bltib o u sida ll'll4 , 44 4,t oit er committed. The pp softer v i as - a -ti p who administered t o a n co i n fiai nus an d • fa e'er. - t 4 tafa.tov after It ctions how to gain a prVi . i n ib e li m k te ;I*, L. NDO Printed by i.s%as, llsur , Ptchert 0014: l ip astrological reseat t l es . pablialted there, sad at the Rae Ofice.teatele Itar• on h a , I MARX. AVERAGE 'PRICE of CORN is INGI.ANTI mg 1r from the returns ending the Seth of October, in, Wheat. Rye Barley. OVS• Beals. s. 4. I I s. d. s. d. s. d. I. d. 74 4 144 S 'A 11 27 SfIS II The average Price of Sugar, computed from tire runts n the week ending the 2d of Aorembtr. Is cos.. 4ft pre , a. [TURN Of WilltAT IN MAIL•LAWIL fr/IM OCLIN. to( Total 12;222 quarters--Average 7is 44-0. hir last return., Revoan or FLOIIR (FOIE Oct. 22, to Oct. ne••••Totai sacks.—Aversili 745..91d.-11.(nd bwthrtisst • NIiWOA,TE AND LEADEN ti (By [he ("WM.I.) Beef, der stone Si 83 to 4s ed Veal Ss Bd Mutton - 4s od to 55 2d I Purk es 6.1 PRICES OF HAY AND s IRAW YE. TE.tbAlt. IT. AMAeS. ViriIaTICSAML.. ' Hay 41 Os to 51 2c 6LI I Hay 41 H 50.51 4414 :14 Straw 11 JO' to 11 19* OLI Straw 16* to 2i ?A 4.: 111 ro d 111 J heels. Pros. I. 4. 6. 41. IS II .6 the retort's mato .4 f per cwt. a. t 4. to Oe .29, 9i4 Weber chi"' 1.--Total if , pal b..t wt.+ 941•16 k, Is ea! tuAls 1 i I " satTHS. - . At Wynnstay, on the Ist listen:, the Hon. Mrs. Henry 1,, I Hams Wynn, of a daughter. Thursday, the 3d inctatn, la Comberland-street, th ICals Shirred', Royal Navy, al a dau,hter. On the Seth ult. at Clydootreet, GLogow, Mrs. Do:tor dock, of a ion. On the 24th Olt. at Glasgow, Mrs. Laurence Hill, o? a clatiOrt. On the 28th March last, * the Government Howe, . New South Wales, the Lady Ms Eiceliotcy Oorsrucir rie, of a son and heir. !