Star. — London, England, 1817-10-06 00:00:00

TOE ARMY. Monday, the 88 th regiment , or Connaught Ran r,, quartered in Edinburgh Castle, were reviewed in Burntffield Links by Major-General HOPE. This fine and well-disciplined body of men went through thtir various evolutions with their accustomed ala crity and precision, and received their merited tribute o f praise from the General. The day being uneom moniy fine, a vast number of spectators were present. Thursday the whole of the Royal Marines at Ports-, m outh were reviewed and inspected on Southsea Cots on. by .] Major-General BELL, the Colonel Cora. m Fu nd nt of that corps J, and Friday he inspected thel Royal Marine Artillery stati o ned at Forthloq&kton. Friday se'nnight, Major General LOrtfirdwAnn, o f a d-fugm, accompanied bj his Starfirgreatedihe t ed ueg iment, at Gosport, under Orb eothitrai44.of loanuratit Cokmel Banning. The men/Here therinext g l a y p sid their prize-money for the battle of-Waterloo, le ,t those most deserving had leave of absence (or five .I.ls. On Monday last, at nine o'clock, the 51st fli ! h , regiment), commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel M u g, was inspected on Southra Common, by his who was pleasedio express himself highly astided at their appearance and manoeuvres. On Ws. n. sday, the 18th (11 , 121 Irish) regiment, at Hil re, (ini.i.anded by Lieutenant-Colonel Grtaves, was 21.0 i.i.pected by his Lordship, and gave every satis lac ion The lollowing regiments hate been ordered to be disbanded :—ld battali , n 55d, 2J battalion 66th, .sth and 6th West India, Sd Ceylon, and the Garrison, Company in the West Indies. The 80th regiment was . reJuced in establishment 25th August. Major MonefsoN's company of Royal Artillery (now in Poitsnieuth garrison) is to embark for Matte. The following official communication respecting the power of half-pay Officers of the British army to hold offices rr places of enrolment under their own ca any foreign Gnvernment, together with their halt pay, has been just addressed from the War• Office to the several army agents s War•Olite, Sotb Sept. 1517. • scot—h laving been determined that the Regulation by *ill Officers are precluded from receiving half pay, while bold ly' Ara or employments of profit under Ma Majesty, shall be Medea to Officers on half pay holding 6imilar offices or em lkgmeins under other Governments, unless *Mission WM. Feyal Highnem the Peirce R tOINT 4 I am .to acquanst O N * the lefortnation of the Half-pay 00. Ms tb'Whoin 'you am wet, that this extensine of the Regelatiedektitt Noterdingly iRe 'fret from the eSth December nest tnehashe r %Is to add, die all applications from Officers for permisslob Wbad offices mempimmeets under other Governments, together with their bilvay, are to be addressed to the Secretary at War, for his loyal Higher's% emisideration.-1 am, bir, your most obedient bra* smut, " The whole interior and exterior of the New Mint, ' - , with the militias y way and adjoining edifices, been lighted with gas, by means of an apparatus 4 by Government, within the wills of the Mint. gas for illuminating this establishment is pre , aot by distilling vial in retorts, but by means a tea feet cylinder, which revolves horizontally 4 its axis, and produces every twenty-four hours 4tiantity of gas to light 1,6ar0 lamps. The _.ion of the trued gas is effected in its nascent by chlorine, instead of quicklime, and all the sod outlet mains and branch pipes are made to ' shut by self-acting mercurial valves. The of gas daily made, and consumed by the bur. 4 lamps, is recorded in the absence of the o b' by a machine, impelled and kept in motion by ,asticity o the gas. • The effect of the numerous its scattered upon, so extensive a scale, over the machinery of the coining processes, is un , striking, and the new Mint now exhibits tlie • establishinent of the kind in the world _ Festival at Birmingham has been productive this year than on the last celebration. receipts were diBooo, being £lOOO more than on last occasion. The Church •was crowded to ex in every part. Some hundreds stood the whole in the aisles, although the admission was and to the chancel Al. The performances con- Friday night. .Lola THEATRi..-.C13.11111 9 11 .Comedy of • or, The Ladies' Philerellig, was revived itre, on Saturday evening. The Play, now 'acted, is very short : it retains but licentiousness that so often dilft&u_yes the Jap of our eirly waerg. k Mr. personation of Sir Gilled,e, we en treat. His allusions to w ilse Stlib i Ses were of course deprived in e ! gr o ptidegree and altogether of theirinterest, by the • transaction to *hick they referred, red anxiety of the Father for his and the apprehensive opposition his wife's projects and authority, .trinities which the hand of time obliterate nor impair. The scene in dissuade his daughter Charlotte pretensions of Whig to her band,: .... Frigidly. her favoured lover, who is exultation at het spirit and perseverance, very best style. The concluding' asserts his right to set as master in the disposal of his daughter, inferior ; be betrayed the most lm constraint in the presence of his ipon his friends to back his in a . ridiculous distress. ' Mr. STANUCT scope in the part of Praai#l as could thought it would have borne is Mr. hymn's Graspr was re !ARUM'S Wider was spirited, and, add, :IS bustling as it ought to be: a character of sufficient impels'. the comic powers of Mrs. ()Lavin, much of it as the sketch would Auer, in the philosophicek . 4rirria, .ting picture of passicol`,. titigesprith finally subduing its aukfard .`,.. te. :It simplicity was L s. , to Vi la a dqs Hanowit's forwi On many Some slight disappro On was falling of the curtain, .which was 'y the applause ; but we cannot nice as yet that the Piece is likely ite with the Public. We regretted irce of Me Colder of Prelim was :paned, in consequence of the sudden Nit:Noma. The Rom p was sub .,:.Li the exertions of Mr. KNIGHT ..a Mrs. ALsor in Primal: Man, fiattesivg reception. rifikArniftillosittl; ' - • • lALMOU7'W OCTOBER S. The Chesterfield packet,-for Gibraltar and Malta I and Duke of Kent packet, for I.isbon, are gone into the Roads, aid will sail to-morrow morning should the wind be fair.—Wind E. PORTSMOUTH. OCTOBER 5. Put back yesterday the Scipio, and to.day the Eliza transports. His Majesty's ship Tess is gone out of, harbour, and is e x p ecte d to sa il i n a f ew d a y s f or the Coast of Brazil - and fora cruise round Cape Horn. DEAL, OCTOBER 5. Arrived yesterday and, sailed to.day for .the River the Castlereagh, GLeutifs, from Jamaica. Game down from the River and sailed the' Dispatch,lashirios, foiThStragd.JDWind N. S. „ I ,tOA • _ 't r*IARWICH, OCTOBER S. ♦• 4 0 , thi4lenry Freeling packet, froikcexha. ven ;"'Weaufliy, and Prince bf Orange packets, from HollifieSailed 'the Lady Nepean packet, for ditto; Castlereagh packet,for Cuxhaven ; and Thetis packet, for Gottenburgh, all with Mails. COWES, OC I'OBER S. Sailed the American ship Malabar, olttli a for Bombay. DOVER, OCTOBER 4. Sailed this day the Chichester packet, Captain Roma: ; and Ant, Captain Bmovarr, for Calais, with passengers; also the Lord Duncan packet, Cap tain PASCOE, for Ostend, with ti mail and passengers. Arrived last night the King George packet, Captain KINO Tralalgar, Captain Mimi. ; and l'lris French packet, Captain Sousuuu.ts. From Calais; also the Princess Charlotte packet. Captaio HALLANDS, with. a mail and passengers from Ostend. Sailed this evening the Modem, Captain MASSRT, for Calais; and l'Auguste, Captain WALEER, is just cosine in from Boulogne, with passengers. CUSTOM-HOUSE, OCTOBER 4. SUM ENTICID INMARDIIIIIII I outs?, Ord, from Roster. dam ; Twee Gebroeder, from Wurcum ; Rambler, Knight, from Leghorn; Amason, fmm Virginias Marianne, Thornton, from Malaga; Pilgrim, Ouriek, from St. Lucia; Betsey, RoseineU, front Antwerp; Mary, Robertson, from Ca tania; Isabella, Cumming, from Bergen ; Manning, Read, from Mogadort ; Centurion, Mead, and Prince Kattheff, Hall, from Jamaica; Mantle, Davison Neptune, Saunderson, Ann, Hud son, Jobs Pillary,Andenoit, and Ocean, Seubald, from Archan gel; EW, , Roiden, front Bremen; Orange Hoven, *Ammo, from Hailingen ;. and Pilchard, Papnll.frum Cape Coast. . . Otilwoins.--Vbe Alice, Hodsaun, for Jamaica; Dui:64l3se c * obinaterdatn. ti• DIEPUBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY., Tbk traps enipieyed in the Wag of Speskta, tlii fhb*. at US, Norfolk street, Strand. • NAVAL PROMOTIONS. The following promotions and appointments have lately taken place in the Navy : PaomoTious--iannia Coed:, Conunander.-.-John Williams (6), John Pooh, and Hoo. C. Abbott, Lieutenants. APIPOINTMINTS.—CaptainsWRI. Head SkilTtff, Nth* An. drimeasbe; Hercules Robinson, to the Favourite; lames Thos. Puler, to the Redpole ; and Charles Malcolm, to the Sybille ; George Wiliam Wailes, to the Cherub, vice Cartels Fisher, who vulgar on account of ill health. - Lleut heeler, to the Alert ;• IL W. Yates, Theme Pen*, moil Mamas 'lemmata to the Andromache; Rollin Gibbet, Wile Favourite; B. W. Gilbert, aid a. W. lanes hs Ihi Glasgow; floury Crease, William Daniel. and J. S. W. Samoa F. L. eo the Impregnable; WilAam Ramie, to the Leginder; J. J. F. Newell, to the Pandora; John Sisson, to the Re~ele; W. J. Porches, to the •Semosander; H Co ck, to the Sams ; P. Satmend. and Franck Bran, to the Sybil's. Mariatir(ist. Lieut.) C. J. Stevens, to the Sybill Id Lints. 944 Child, to the Aodromache yR. W. Pascoe to the spencer. Winsan—Bdward Bremslield, to the AudrOmache ; SNOW' Task to the Cherub; Richard' Hams, to the Falmouth.; M. °umlaut, to the Glasgow ; John Case to the herewith's' T. P. Lureben, to the Rad ia l; ; Wm. Miller (I), to the Severn. • Surgeon Dr. H. Parkin, to the impregnable; Wm. Thomp son, to the Andromache; James 1141 (Id), to the Favourite; Wiliam Stenhotsse, to the Glasgow. David ;One% to the Heron , Robert Bryce, to the Hydra; William Bun, to the Opossum; sod :Witt Bro wn, to the Sybdie Assistant-Surgeons—Wale= Bsil. (3), to the Andromache; %mph Stem, t., the POVolltitO ; Morgan Sheahen, to the Glee. gww ; Joseph M•Lean#to the Sybil,* ; Joseph Gay, to the Ton. aunt, and 1 . . A. Miller, to the Teogeor. ChapLuns—John Taylor, to the Albion; Willis* Henry Taylor, to the Androatache ; S. W. lichens, to the Glasgow; J. B. Foetid, to the Impregnable, and H. P. Belot, to the 1 User. Pursers—Samuel Haydoo, to the Andromache; Thee. Parry, to the Favourite; J. A. Berryasem, to the Itedpole, and John Sates., to the Sybille. The Ann, SHILLats, from Malta, is arrived at Baltimore (Ireland), with loss of anchor and cable. The Gleotheene, STILLMAN, from New-York for Liverpool, vas driven ashore 26th ult. on the'Eound cf Achill, km expected to be got off alter dispimAging. Sdtifedaytlre4hip Bbeneser, bound to Bucir with itaisiebitifi; arrived at Spithead from the River. Tiro beirGladwin, and schooner Morgait'Rattler; have bmorfitted out at Portsmouth, for the purpose of taking passengers to join the Independent forces in South America, and are to sail immediately for St. Thomas's. The Gladwin has 35 passengers,- the Morgan Rattler 20 They are principally young men, who have heretofore filled the lowest offices of Government, and ate not entitled to half•pay ; they pay thirty guineas for their passage to St. Thomas's. The ship Dowsen, of SOO tons, bound on the same destination, is hourly expected, at Portsmouth from the River. Accounts of the produce of the Revenue are now sent weekly from the several Boards to the Treasury, and these of the whole "tartar are expected to be se favourkble, that exertions are snaking to complete them within a very short timetifter it's conclusion. 'lt is already ascertained, that there will be consider able deficiency ender the head Of Excise, bat the 'excess in the Customs is expected to be about 4570,000, which, with an increase in the . Stamps, will more than compensate for the loss. The relations of friendship between Russia and the Court of Rio Janeiro, are likely soon to be completely reatored. 'The Russian Minister Baron de Bum', who left Brazil for London, will, it is said, after re ceiving new instructions, return to Brazil. It is , , known at Count de VILLANOVA t who is become LPri t %incr. in the place of Count de &up.. and Cottile'Pal.iaecca, late Portuguese Minister to the Co 'Whltifilie; and now Minister for Potato Mitts asidßilhast Woe Court of Rio Janeiro, ltiialrreidy repaayiflltexpressed themselves in favourviitussii... There is reason to believe, that, agreeably ettlse,ad vice of those two Ministers, the Court of Portugal will adopt a system different from that which it has hitherto pursued. The recal of the Portuguese sloops, which had remained at Monti Video, is considered as the result of this change of system. Tuesday last. the Captain of a Dutch vessel, who came from Antwerp to purchase fish, etc. at Yar mouth, was apprehended for uttering forged 41 Bank nt England notes, and, on being examined before the Magistrates; Voyles were bound in his posse:skin. The whole interior together with the milii Dace been lighted wit! meted by Governme —The gas for illumii pared, not by distillin of a tea feet cylinde mead its axis, and pr sufficient quantity id .tcation of the cru to by chlorine, inst t and outlet main, • and shut by self •tuntity of gas daily 11 sea and lamps, is nee 'over by a machine, i the elasticity o the g; fights scattered upon , beautiful machinery o commonly striking, an most elegant establisf The Musical Fest more productive this The receipts were • last eceasion. T in every part. the tittle in the aisl Or. and to the ch.ine, • dad qqnn Friday nigl DautPv.Lta a Trs I The Refund / or, The this Theatre, on it is new 'acted, Of the Ikentieust titNeorknsanship Downs's personation ed rich treat. } • were of cc illair point, and tilt h. -as of the us. the good.humouti • . 's happiness, I ef the husband to hi 'forded him opportt Mid %either tatter such he affects to c Deal opposing .tbe pc sad elprecses to Nag Nowt, his imultatim vat given in his is tine, in Which be at Ms awn family in was in no respect ial Acmes symptoms of life, and called upo rM of the aloft rid tot so much sec/ le wished, but we t kb more vivacity: limetable. Mr. HAS IT seed scarcely add lay Wray!' is not talcs to calf forth the lot the Made as MI !init. bra. ALsor, deb a diverting tthlril, and finally "Blanann's arch dour, and Mrs. Illintald•servanr. 'manifested on thefall *tally overborne 63 %Mena, to pronour become a tavouriti find that the fare Avoidably postpone "spositio a M . ..itoird in it, . , " ., elycik.ftti. kii‘c . it ,• flat SPORTING 17TTELLIdElvvit PEOESTRI3NISM. Cato, the Bricklayer, bas Weird himself fur a wager of ielo to £lO, to go 1,200 tittles in SO days. He commenced the ardu ous task, from the of of Upper Baker street, New Road, this morning. He is to travel a circuitous round of three mitre and a gnawer. This undertaking being at the rate of 60 miles a .elay, to coniplete It in The time allowed bim, will, if performed, fir etceed any feat in pedettrisniem yet done He is not to be con fined to any number of miles daily, Crisp seems confident of ultimately completing it. Btiurstrr, the ♦eteran pedestrian, In the course of yesterday, was viiited by hundreds of spectators, at Bayswater. The eh& hero continued to keep trotting along, awl in the aftemvou the road was completely lined wttb spectators, on both sides, from the turning poet doon teethlt turnpike-gate. He started at Ikea o'clock In the morning,' the same hour in the afternoott i he had aecomplished sy MOW,' after resting two boors and ' during divine service: His sit*m is a white bat, green silk 'mist= coat, trimmed with blarige-colottrad ribbon, and nankeen breedies and gaiters. Friday la.t, Ssirrsa. the Hoek& pedestrian, undertook to walk 60 miles in twelve successive bouts, uo the Bawling Green, at the King's Head lan, at Dereham, but was so exhausted within the last two miles, that he could not accomplish his task. CARLISLE RACES.--Tuasoae, Sinai/mu M. His Majesty's Plate of loks. 4-yr-olds, Tet. 71b.; 5-yr-obls,Sst. Mb.; 4-yr olds and aged, Sst. 121h.—Pour-mlie beats. Mr. 0. Dawson's brown horse lihz-Orviile, S yrrold I I Mr. James's bay mare, by Sir David, 5-ya old dr WIDIIIISDAY. OCTOttlt I. A Mao( £5O, given by the Earl of Carlisle, for Sand 4-yr.oldS; S.yr-olds, 7u. 71b.; 4. yr-ohls, Se. 91bs.-1W0•111tis beat!. Mr. Croft's chesnut mare Liddy, 1-yrs.oll - I I Mr. Starers bay colt Little England, 3-yrs-old - I St . Mr. Fairbalru's bay bone, by Golumpus, 4-yrs old 3 3 A good rant—Sharp running between Liddy and Ll•tle Eng land' betting at drat in favour of the latter, but Lilly's suptaiur swiftness was soon apparent. A Maiden Plate of £5O, given by the Corporation of the City of Carlisle, for horses of all ages, that never won plate, mate's, or sweepstake*, before the day of running.' Two mik beats.— 'litres years old to carry Est. 10lbs, four years old 7st. I Ilbs. five lean old ast. blhs. *it years ell and aged fist. ISlbs -- Mares and geldings allowed :ribs. Mr. Hornby's gr. t. by Deride, S yrs old 6 1 1 Sir W. Masserll's b. e. by bay Trephonlue, 3 yrs old 4 s Mr. James's bay m. by Sir David, 5 yrs old .3 3 dr Mr. Illompsun's eh. c.Woodpv.ker, 5 yrs old - g 4dr Marquis of Queensberry'. be. 1. Kitty Plannagan, by farrier, 3 yrs old - • - I fell Mr. Hessekine's ch. m. by Remembraucer, 4 yrs old S dr The Marquis's filly won the first heat in fine style, but in the second she tell, and the martingale having become entangled aroma one of her him, she could not be pushed on in time* to save the distance: - Tha y filly won eaoly. Woodpecker the faeourite betties , after the fall, any *ills In favour of tlid grey filly. Mr.4auleie bilirmare made play. Tolciahle ritT.L TRIMIDAT. A Plate.of 1109 for ill ages. Three Mlle Hears.. ox ,. • 3-yr olds to carry 'est. 41 b .; 4.yr olds, 7st. lolb.; .3.yr 0T4.14 Mt. olb.• 'air olds and a;:ed, list. 13lb. Marquis of Queensberry's br. f. Kitty Flannagar, 3-yrs old I I Mr, Croft's ch. m. Liddy, 4•yrs old .- - 3 a Mr. Hoinby's gr. f. by Orville. 3-yrs old • 6 3 Mr.,. Div ason's br. ft. by tits-Orville, 5-yrs old 4 4 Mr. Krandfing's ch. e. Golden Limner, 4-yrs old I dr Mr. Storey's b. c. Little linslind, 3-yrs old - 3 dr A good race. K.try flaanagen won in ins style. .ebb given by the Members of the City et Carlisle, for all ayes, Two Mile Heats, on condition that the winner is to be bold for 150 Guineas within a quarter of an hour after the Race, If demanded; 1-yr old. to catty 'lst. alb.; 4 yr olds, test.; s.yr olds, Ist. 71b.; 6-yr olds and aged, l o t. lidts. Maiden Hones to be allowed slb. Mr. T. Peine's ch. f. Wagtail, 3-yrs old - 1 1 Mr. HaackWeeds. roe by Remembers cer, 4-yrs old 1 0 Mr. Thompson's ch. c. Woodpecker. &yrs old I. 3 3 An salient race, woo by about a length. Wagtail the layout It.. The Rams, on the mbale.were gaits as well attended is mild brie been espectrd. Mouldering tie state et tine harvest : on W there was an imaniense conansme of people on the gran& weather was excelleet,-end • the Cower in ant ordeal; Thursday afternoon there was 8 foot race for five gui neas. between John Irwin, of Carlton' Willmin Forster, of Carlisle, pipe maker, and William khan, of Scakby, which was easily woo by the former. There was also r race between live waffles/ for two guineas. A match Is made for Two Hundred Guineas a side, be tween Mr. Loftus% Kitty Flannigan (entered above in the Mar. gide if Queemberry's name) and Mr. Dawson's Fits-Oreille, to be run on the first day of Newcastle Races 1818, hall forfeit. There ire already eleven subscribers for neat year's Culd Cup. Saturday, a Gentleman, riding a fine blood horse at Tooting, the animal took (tight, set off in a gallop, and threw the rider. He fell on his head, and WAS so dreadfalliinjured, that he expired almost immediately. FILANCLS MOOlll,. 11.15; entirely re-esta blished his credit with the Old Ladies. Under the head of September last, he says..." Merchants now seem to flourish . .4*l Trade cloth increase to the Ari t tish patioo.'!, 4 R; o A provincial. Pnparrannounces the marriage ofrinsit RamtbaloiviCkfr e . edartpshanis I An old battler tin thousand gaimeas was on Sits*. day last sentifito the Bank by an eminent Banker in Fleet•street. F►om the length of time this hoard has been in the hands of the parties, the interest and com pound interest, had it been Lid out in (he Funds or otherwiie, would have amounted to a most enormous sum. • ZDIIMMIAL CARTS AND TinaCa.—A few nights me the good people.of Horncastle were amused by the following announcement of the bellman :--$6 J. J. wishes to inform the public, he will not be answer able for any debt or debts his wife MARIANNE J. may contract after this public notice." 'As wail as pos sible afterwards, the bellman was again sent round with the following J. M. begs to inform the pub. lie, she newer has, nor ever intends. to contract any debts on her husband's credit, well knowing it stands ori toii - slender a foundation." ExTandaDMAßT—On Friday se'nnight, early, 'S. Wilson, servant to Miss Harrison, on open ing the front door of her house, in Salthouse.lane, Hull, was surprised at the sight of fine hare squai• ling On the step. Of course he made a snatch at her, but sheseluded his grasp, and dashed through the gate into the street, between a man's legs. She then made her way up the lane, but was turned by a man driving a cart, who wasjoined by three or four others in the pursuit. Against such a host of enemies poor puss bad no chance to escape, and being assailed on all sides, she took in_tpom mill.yard, and quietly surrelsi dtred herself: -. sighed seven pounds. • • •3 Iv • es Faint qmm ugstr i won fair lady."—Thosuy lei& to succee4 - i4jive,Cir in fortune, should fie fir, dent in their iiirv e ricf‘' end perseerriag in their eridea7 yours. Those wry,. who disregarding previous cl;s= appointments, renew, upon every occasion, their at tempts, have any chance of succeeding with the lair goddess Fortune, who once more gives them ap op. fortliniti of being reviarded for their exertions. The Lottery will commence drawing on the 7th of Nocr :Mom% and contains Six Prizts of £20,000. There ;Are only 7,100 Numbers, Two Ticktts of each Num ber, and the Prizes are considerably more numerous (than the Blanks. • eafieti Exilf;otE.• MARK LIINE , OQ e. . The supply of new Wheat this running being small, what appeared of line qrr. iity nut re.idy sale at an advance of 2i. per q arty. and all other de. scriptions of new were taken oil ,t last Monday's prices, but there was scarcely any ft mand for old English or Foreign Wheat. Fine Barley supports the prices of tlis day st't night, but the inferior qua lities are heavy sale and,4l. per qtr ,rter I ewer. Old Oats are 2s. dearer. White Pe am. are Ss. higher. jet other articles no alteration. Current price as under ICNOLIIII. Oat., Poratise,s4. 40s. I Wheat, Kent and Ess e : . 70s. Ditto, Poland, 20 . 34. 8441. 84.. Ditto, Feed, les SOs. ittlifolk, 70s. 91.5. tr lMorseed, £44 £4ll per Norfolk, 65s 86% i 4 ,a rotator. 755. Sot per Mks are, aye Sts. rotator. Barley, 14s 4ls -.1: It) 6 Wiest, Dantsic, 70s. 9%. Ma6.Oos. Sus. . . . Ditto, Baltic Red, 70.. 82s. White Peu, 404. 445. boiliers -.Hamill/o'or Bremen, 765. 829 454 545. Brabanr Red, 7us rte. Grew Peas, She. 445. Rye, Ous 00. Beans 40s. 465. !Silurian Flour, IN, Ose ELECTION OF LORD MATUR. SIXTH DAY—SATURDAY, THREE o'cLnotc. At the close ot the Poll this day the numbers were s Akienam C. swi 2I l oan MAYOR 799 ---- MIMS S 1497 Alderman G 7s . The above were the numbers at the close ot Sump. day's Poll; and they were announce d am id st t h e. d. plause of Otte patty and the disapprobation of tie other. Mr. Alderman SMITH and Mr. Alderman Aratio then came forward and bowed to the Livery, pointed to the Pell, and retired from the hustings, accompa. cried by several friends. Mr. WILLIAMS ascended the poU-desk in front of the hustings, and attempted to address the Livery. He was immediately assailed by groans and hisses. Equally futile were the exertion s Mr. HireuHis. Mr. Wtwasts, notwithstanding the uproar, manifes ted a determination to hold his ground. All attempts to be heard proved fruitless. Mr. Sheriff ALDERSON then came forward, and was received with applause. He addressed die Livery, as follows t--1. Gentlemen of the Livery, placed with my colleague in this high and important station by your voice, we are determined to give a lair and impartial hearing to ev4ry Liveryman i f evzry party. (i/ji.p/aore.) TtlisGenzrelnan (pointin4 to :•Ir. fiarns) claims a ri+i:iritt araddtessing you —Wir.res,) Whether he be (muted' toifror not, is not for the She. Tiffs to determinefitstit•titkink if you give him a fair and impartial hearirg;'yitu will be doing nothing bat justice—(Alolatae.) I beg leave to assure yOu on the part of my selt and my colleague, that it is our wish all should obtain a patient heating. I must here allude to a circumstance which occurred rester. day : a Gentleman of high literary talents was poin ted our to me on the hustings, as being there for the purpose of addressing the Livery. I thought it my duty to inform the Gentleman, that no person had 4 right to addrest the Livery who was not one id its body; and that it any person, not being a Member, should address the Livery, it would become my duty to interfere and prevent him. We are here invested with authority. which we are bound to maintain ter our fellow-citizens; and high PS the literary character of the Gentleman was, standing here in the discharge of my public duty, I did not conceive I *as called upon to require an introduction to him under such circumstances as these, or to waive in his patticular Savour the high authotity enttusted to Inc and asy colleagueby you. I shall therefore apply to the Edis tor of the public Journals to set me right with. the Public upon this subject, in order to prevent any pre. judice against myself or my colleague, in cotisequenoe of the sotement which has appeared in that and oda* Papers this morning." Mr. Wituama again made his appearance, but the noise was ;pester than before. Mr. HiteniNs in vain renewed his efforts, and the Sheriffs, finding it to he an impossibility to obtain order, adjourned. the hustings, and the crowd then slowly separated. The circumstance reapecting Mt. Phillips to which the Sheriff alluded; is said to have originated in Ai error of persons. The fret, we understand, was; he Nies informed on .thetteidliegs that a Mr: Phillips, * ,'peon from Vilfer was not a Livery want, had come prepisedt wirtike a long harangue, and had fulled out of This portlier, and shewtt to several persons a copy of - thblinfrich he meant to deliver. The Sheriff, relying on this information, thought it a more prudent course, With a view to avoid inter-. firing when confusion might arise, as well as a mote courteous one to the individual himself, to notify his determination in the first instance: Unfortunately, the Gentleman pointed out to the Sheriff was not de Mr. Phillips who had come, as it was said, prepared with the speech, but Mt. Phillips, the Irish barrister; who had just arrived in town, and was 'attracted to the hustings merely to hear Mr. Woofer. The mrs: take originated in this manner. SEVENTH DAY—MONDAY, THREE O'CLOCK. At the final close of the Poll, the ntunbeit wereb Mr. - Alderman Swieu - • 22T3 Mr. Alderman ATZINS - • IS S 5 • Tisel.oaa MaTea • - •' • sty Mr. Alderman Guonatalax 1 163 A Paris Paper of the let instant sayst —Jr The abundance of the harvest this year is such, that , aM human combination can long succeed in keeping up corn and other articles of food beyond their just price. Yet there are infamous speculators who are ended'• vouring to accomplish this base purpose* but the au. tivity a nd justice of Government• will preserve nd from their designs." Mr. thymus, one of the Worship -street Magi& suites, is appointed to succeed Sir WILLIAM P AA* awn, deceased, at Marlborough -street, and Mt. M. DYIR if appointed to ip-street. .About three o'sleer 11 4: 1 .•fiaturd,ty morning some bree..a into.alre bac k Out of the house of M r . ,Corny, No. 5, Jundtiompl. Paddington, and strip lied the cupboard and.sidottoward of all the plate, wear.. 'ing apparel, and other articles, which they had tied up in bundles, sufficient to load a cart, but in consc. quince of something falling, which made a great noir, Mr. CONDY was alarmed, and getting up, im. mediately proceeded to the spot. Une of the villains, who carried a large bundle on his shoulder, on °batty.. ing Mr. CONDY, let the bundle f.lt, and scaled the garden wall, and they all made their escape. Thu • bundle contained the family's linen of t!.:e ntst house dm bid been hung out to dry the preceding night.