The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-10-18 00:00:00

IF NI& mbA mseived with kis •• isiatiot elesatest tom lig WI sisoniest, ie whielikt,hed soutained.pepvitedellpl so doubt was nffertaluAl if Ma integrity. Ge earmit eon sleek ms 8 itiarday night last a keeinary Its the onalter el spoon was diecovered, mil me ionyengledeit 111111nrnevilov he Wad observed to invertents, sad as Ming Mere Ousel, 110“.. Coned epokessithat healed aloha owl mime the "due. 11_ rousted* mss seal P.,, end the Primmer delivered iato li,,a easindlovriiB Wilt tkepaded. .. I t- it.' ort . • 4,-) Ir. : i.,,,,, ~ 111ARLIIOROIJOBOMMIAlff. A reepertalde ram* a servant is the family of •:IJity Allietan, was up yesterday ow 4 charge of hay * ibe a engin in her pudmina•N, sad not satisfactoilly anoint. 1, . log for it. ', A watchmen Mated, that *tile gulag kit moods about .is, o'elork on Tends, overtime. in Doke.stren, Misseinter -11.11114fe, he inn not youtog women carrying the crow, whom ' I , c rtu..ped sad eneveyed to the watchhouse, ou napkin • she hid wilt non hisser!, by it. A eentirenan rimed Marshall. a *id he was the upholsterer so Ltdy Minns, end had received her Liolyship's loonier . roils to &epos" at the boon mid fiernitisre at herlate rein. ' s reace, No. il i t. Lower Breok.streei ; sod had also Lady Mil. men 'e Seniority to eve the yowag woman • few article+, ollireh he bail aereirsheety dome as reqoested, and anion them wes lb. carpet. The young 'NINON, he observed, hod I wed in the family fur nine yeass,'and bore • must excellent chararter. The westrishouenkreper fully condensed the last witness's reetinseny as to the ho..este of the young leolo4ll, sod alas ' eteded that he kites, her relations, who were very reopiretaide r cre m ensethy Magistrate imostdiately ordered her to he die. untied. Anxiety wet ow the stretch yesterday fur the Minot of s .surd env, petweetsted by Mr. J. Prier. It was an informalities "WOOS" Wid of the greatest enbaorrehania in Loudon, for et...rola / 1g • Wend non of sonsen, now.. y to let of Par.. basin. Ilse core was pot off to soother day, for the et.' custensidatiosi of the parties. nrrros-GARDEM. Yesterday Aare/ Teem • respectable-looking wins% shout ge years of sir, was hinglit sip Is the custody of Ed 'vrard Read, use offseer, charged with breaking open two boxes, the property of last llarchant, E.,q. sod stealing property to • Inge amount. • Mee. Cososatia Ma.elsant, wife In the Prosecutor, do. pond. that hiving • inanity of net dl. work to do, she was applied to by the Prisoner, who gave her referrers to wane the lodged, at the hone of Mr. Mel., No. 1, Starlard, Carey.street, Lion's% lee &Ida. Mosesa called oa the 'Primate at her Marilee% which were highly respectable, Law leg three well fureithed room, km she •ppear•nre of which ri Huns was satisfied, tiod / niade so further inquiry, but et pluyed the Wisner sad her dallier, • girl about Minn years of age, mid gave sheen a great deal of work to do, obieb th.y returned, and were paid for their labour...-. The Prisoner being • widow, Inmate took eirespausine es her. 'sad forquesitly relieved her by giving her mane from lime to time ; witness sod her hosband had oiressioa te leave town for Iffitymnith for a few noiatha, s.d poevisies to their lienag they plan d two tomes Plied with venous property in tihe ewe of the Primmer till their return, for wheels they paid her. Ow their arrival in lure they found the lean had bete forced era. sad the prieripel part of their Calitelll• taken sway. The Penmen en take. into many, sad 128 pews. towhees' elsepliesses were found opus her, amuse which urn sitter. du phrases for articles shans out of oar of the boxes, Marl pinked at Mr. Wareelre. pawbroker, in rickeit.street ; beside.. others Cu, edifies pledged at Mews. Cameeneri, Prows's, Hedge's, sod Conners, all fuse the Oiling soma V. Id.. • The Proreevitee conested to waive the charge of feloay, ••4 an was coovined seder the Pawnbrokers' Aet, fur us. gawkily pawning, sad ontesced to pay the amen the welkin rose Flitted for, and • prettily of 31. 10a, making in lb. 'hole the attes of 10/., which she was nudge to pay ; tintattle was ordered so he endued Iwo months in the Moan Of COnectios if sot sneer paid. . el. NW • .1111.1 KU 41111F1C1. . 48111111111AACY TO DBFRAUD TN' 111111111INUE. se a nzeihr ..lessefrffillosou, the lighten's', was Aeon the .....:111seistrate .1. Ballmityste Esq. ' MO. J. lostater lig‘teramo, with awing et =ls spits. titled Guises Ors* his /t ' ' This ass • ease which the delieitor ern s Mak is • chain of fraud which had h tile' pan to ma rearesen amieut. A foliettor attended to emodort the presentness Par Mr. AMA. and • dolleiter encoded se behalf of the reimentr. Ma. dienh, the Prosecutor, was sows sad exaddled by Mr. Itedianyeir.—Mr. Marsh stated that be was • liableness nod Gutteashemse agent. Oe the 24th of last month he war WWWW Moen In a peens, swan George Cooper, to get dote asks of Gains grain frees out of the Loudest DNA., and pat It or board a "noel called the Goole Meer• nine, hosed for Ausetetilum, and lying off Iron Gate. The grinner, Wildiesson, breathe the documents front ow the Nth, who, he and, was his acquoistaare?=. witness; Alerefere 'employed Wahine's as hie sernat, r„ do Ate fitly aci d get the article, which was under heed, too s.f the Deets. For this peepers* the Prisms" teeny. ed the papers and the ken of the witness's skiff en the 20th, with enders to pot the three tasks ow heard the Gone Monies. The esteem nesidereel the Primmer eutirely as his senan. Mr. Coupwr had paid for the job whoa he ream to 'give orden abort anther, which the wit. s:res eubeemently execerted fur km. The witness bad me IegIII/a whatever se doubt that the tasks were the property of Mr Cooper; io noose ears he catered them at the Coe. turn-house. Ow the 28th he on Mr. Cooper, who said he 'would r. se In Duette end ere the casks pat on nerd MN. sett The sinew 'Netted, sod said that be should charge for the fonallie whether he dad it or not. Mr. Cooper, hsiverne, sahibs weekl do it said took the documents. flichend ink., sounaes esremas at the Loudon Docks, Meted, that on the Melt of Ileptornser he delitered tine taste of claim. anon from Ass warehouse, Ns. 3, to Mr. Itirbarde, thcfuremaa, to ship them. Zarin* Rinser& stated, that he is a permission labourer in the 1....ud0n Docks. Ou In 28th of September he re. ~..;,„g l i me eons .f Guinea grain from the last witness; tire sere narked from Ito 3 with the 'lsotopia' stark, X .mall e. The toxins then skipped them in Mr. Marsh's Ink of which the retorter Wittiness had the custody, nod helped to take the earth. ou bowl. There was one mail on the wharf, who ealorioteuded the racking, de. Mr. ten. A Cooper, of the Laudon Docks, deposed, that lie hod marked the then snits to reintiou, and had sere them on &stools, at the ihilelbetalleituuses ; he knew them to he the mow. • . • . in. Dowdy,' tide.waiter in the Coatoms, deposed, that.. the 20th of irpostber he was so duty of board die Gunge Monona, whew he neeind three casks un heard, marked Gam Ito 3, with • smell e. The Prisoner delivered the. to tko winces, en represeated to him that they coutained thasore grate; the casks remained wit buss d ander the charge .1 the tritons and b:s colleague until the 111th island, sad road an have bees netted *onset the keowledge of either We OW the other. ON the 10th Mr. Albert, the *ranker et the Cesium*, came us board and easmind theta. Mr. J. Albert, the searcher to his Majesty's Canaan, stated, that ne the lUsh haat. be *cot ou board the Goa. Mentos, and bad the three casks is question gut tz= below, and oubeaded. lie funthat d ironed of. grain, they coutaind insiders nod rultion. lie kWh. them to be re leaded, with the rubbish in them. itonladle same lied of nebbish as that found is the phoo atom vaolica is soother taw. The Puissance loin( asked whether.he hail any .to.IM, i n reply I n o er b or ge. said Le left every tine* to eine.' 1 lie t reorients end, Le show/A remind the sr far further es..oiniatiou. in soder to give au. opportumilp foe the Attehdahve of owe mow waren. - : Ama aimed Joseph Marries, of Usioareemd, marlaer, • was put to ties Isar with I% Amine, the Primmer iwthe tart care, VII • chaste of hastint, in coojasetios• oath hies, stoke Cada 110. of OUR 'IONIC", the propirrty of Mt. James nods, loth e‘sioni. The e*idcoce unit io moppet of thin charge was pertly the tame as that gives coon the Prisoner Walkinsers, and •isitial sue our police r. p.irt of fart week. Wahiawa, it ap e and Lots the evident., totiodured to the. Prosecutor a M.. Couptt, alas (*pied tom to take 30 halts of 113% . . • tils tint ts ' r404411 1 4$ ' • . NEWMARKET 5EC0111114114111,411111111 IrlitlNal, 11111. ), ...U A W,- lOW , . ronstatsWilirnsla 011Mtlelra of • Ilahretigthm oftigirelaktarl v► old rolls, Ink 1116. rad allios, ibtl :Me dee rea d Seboaribers. (arms 1111111.111114.141 Lase Sestramat'll b. e. Roble lama ...At • 1 • Ski. 'Meaty** k.. Imam* * • • •►• M. :W. Royal II hewer ties Debase 144.1011 r. Ofdkia rd Lord Jersey's b. R. Spores so 2 opt NARA Mail. Fifty Pounds fur! yr old tolls, etfet'6lll est. OIL and "Ult., Sit. !lb. T. T. C. Mr. Corville's rh. f. sister to Flrmyear.*lleallase 1 Mr. Wyndham's b. f. by ITlrelebore. dab Ify Mr. Udny's eh. f. by Selua, art of 51it......., 3 ilk. Crock furd's b. e. by Sena, out of TorVUlleyssia 114/or Waiter's eh. f. by josiiper, dos by Trolarber .41110.64!'s h. f.l.y Kerber*, met of Spit Ike • tik.ard's b. f. by Matador, out of Nyasphish IMr. I)asittes ch. f. by alreher„ oat of Moekbird Mr. Heater's h. r. by Hapkultd, oat of Pea-bliellawa D. of Resland's b. e. by See Pool, rot of &restrict The ilaerd bat 3 210 1 apt Mr. Greta le's eb. f.—S to tags' alr.Wyndham'sle. f. A Gold Cup of 90es. valor, by a orbseriatior of 114 s. melt, Cu, borers of all ages. Ab. N. Ld Maynard's r. by Fertinea, nal si Gin,l yrs, 76. 111. 1 Mr. Bauer's Frrak, 3 yrs, Mr. Udry's Barneri4e, 6 yrs, MIL •• Mr. Fox's Packs, I yrs, SW. 711. - Mr. Buoverie's Farah,* yrs, 761. 111 h. Mr. Fkor.de.Ll., e. yrs, 7w. Sib. IA Clarendoa'• Mirmedula, 4 yrs, 7N. Mb. Mr. Nrak's e. by Prrirtv4tot rf Chee,3 yv0.7.1. D. of Reflood's f. by Won, wt Frarytranspet, 3 yrs, 7.1. Sir J. Sbelley's rleidias, 3 yr... 01.1111. The Jodi. Owed but 3. 4 to 1 apt Li Mayreard's C.-6 to 2 apt Bassecide. Mr. FOS. Paint.brash, S•t Sib. beat Mr. Udry's Fan fare., 7st. 1111. D. 13. 100 p. b. ft.-2 to 1 apt Faint bru*b. LIMERICK • • """- -- "•^II.STLE COURSE. woks i.. At oast 15616 withbasee is flow bort when Obey hey .1111111611W41161111111hosi as heard Hi fowl is t i e Dabs 5e115.16.-Iforts liershase. Willilsona. ps ki• e" 00". "lo*sticard Os de the job. owl ressived 'Mir heirs frogs ass of the King's Weis se the auk hot did awl 1116 them se board She York Merchant salt she Wis. Mere was dioroveral that the aux gooiest had boss stare oat g idif the hales, aid beg. a eludes pot is its plan.. The rimy Si l the ass Townes is Ss. 6d. per lb. the original cost • piney. Thomas Brown slated. that lie is • pot ash maker, and has a wharf en New Consasos, linsehouse; on the 7th isolant, the Harmer ' J. Marsden, none ors their *hair, is company with soother roam monad Marsden, the Prilelbff Waimea, sad two or three others; they brought 30 bales on the wharf, and begin immediately to cot them open; they (Marsden, Wilkins's, sod she others) took oat the nos vomiea, sod afterwards Stied the bales op again with rubbish, re-parking them is the precise meaner that they had been parked before, aid look it sway; she ass vitamin was immediately removed in a waggon sad a cart; it was put loosely in bags; Denny sad Sooner were the names of the carmen ; Denuy drove - she cart himself; they all left the wharf at about six or seven o'clock ow the earns evening ; the wharf is ow the Les river, which eonessaalestes with Bow Creek. The Primmer (Mender.) mid, the chime egoism him was attuning litotes a quantity of one verniers, the property of Mr. Marsh, who bad been merely employed as • CWIIOIIOII lighterwan, sod was cot answerable wader the hood for the goods. Now be (Marsden) wished to know how it could be the Ferrety of Sir. Minh, sad submitted that the parson ;WU deployed hiss ought to be brunet's forward le prosecute i ll' he thought proper. Mr. Marsh could Dot accuse him (Rmeders) °filtrating whet was not his. The Solicitor for Mr. Marsh said, in reply to Woad's, " Ten ham, his employer well, aid ears bring him here if you think pepper; yaw have had communication with hien - IMO redloll7 ; we should* be glad 10 have him brought for. ward." - • The Prisoner said, if it was Mr. Cooper who was mesa, he. Alma 'am his bet soft or twice. He was proceeding t ,yokso ..- hie. itaNagtys• interrupted him, and informed hiwtheit I he was mistaken in his law, but if he thought there was any legal opirellow in she nee, be would have au opponent') of *airlift, himself of legal smisilinee. The worthy Magistrate hammed the Prisoner that he should feel it his duty to commit him ultimately fur trial o• the evidence adduced, bus should remand him for further examossulan, to give an opportunity fur other witnes• to come forward.—Both the Primmer, were slice riassikel. 540411 , 1 ~rat •• PR/SO/VS. '"'' • ' ' 4 ';' ' -.` ' —.........- Os Tuesday Sir Richard Rini. left the -Mee in Bow.street before the ••••1 hoar, fur the purpose of attending a meeting of the Gaol Committee of Magistrates fur Westminster. The object of the mating of this Committee was to consult spew the propriety of casein; • new rant to he erected Cur Westminster, instead of the Talon-fields Bridewell, which is rapidly &Wag to decay, sod tit much too small for the reap. lion of the krge metrilier of prisoners which it is now the roeloortioly duty it the Magistrates to send there. This primes was built in hold 80 prisoners only, and that Is the sismsbre prescribed by Art of Parliament ; bat there we own erase &ef WO within its inns ;191 have bees contrail. led up to Saturday last, and the state of the primmer* west of .eeuaky be wretched its the extreme. It is noderelood that an applicatimi will, as soon as possible, he made In the proper quarter to leave lit build a new prienn fur the liberty of Wastisiasser. We regret to state, that the other prises. is the OMNI of Middlesex err is a similar cooditioa. Is the New Kiwis at Clerkenwell there are at this moment up. wards of 3010 prisoners, sod the fibeie of Concedes is aimed equally croirsbe. *i' ai '' 411 NAN OP BUSINRIAIL - ' ' ' ''"" s' ' • I, • -....11110...- OM, if As wit sedatives robberies we hare hod Si ies. said format time past took place in ibis neiglilietalleal is Saturday snorsiag last. Between wren sad eight o'Clocit a young man ' deemed in a smock frOck, entered a close of INT. G 11•1101% a Bruton, and drove theiefrum eighteen sheep, which he brooglit to our market and ahtd so Mr. Berme, • , of Blaserms, before nine o'clock the same monolog. • he had disposed of his iti.gotten booty, the depredator Sr he Ills Liao sad loath ins where, having uniliegaleal 611.141611 y rails( nff his ha, he pattuok of breskfast with the almost composure, and then disappeared, 'and Sas not Waste bees beard of. He had oe a dark green breed sloth coat. aid was oilesewhe tolerably well dressed, hic k, altogether the apprentice of • respectable farmer's amt. fie said Ms sane was Forester, bat where he resided be re. !seed to tell. Is is said that on passing Belgrave gate he ildt his whip la pledge for toll, which is very probable, as 110.911Megad • 101. rote after hr had said the sheep. to pay fir tit pews in which Le had exposed them far sale. We :detaad Mr. Glows, or his shepherd, had sees the gawp it usual place at seven o'clock Its the morning; so that Is Inroad appear that the audacious thief had entered his lima, stoka his sheep, drove them two miles, got a per tains; received the away toe then', regaled hiniaolfalid pi dear away, in little wore thaa two hoora--(Lasso for Chronicle.) i FEMALE DUELLlNo.—Yestrrtlay, says n French Paper of Saturday, a dote] took place between two ladies in the forest of Boulogue. • Two shots were exchanged., The quarrel terminated, as usual, at • restaurateur's, near the Porte ltlaillot. Motives of jealousy were, it is said, the cause of this hostile meeting. Norwich Corn market was oo Satorday fully at. tended, but little alteration took place in price i Barley was Is. lower than last week.—A large supply of lean Cattle, both Scots . and homebred, were driven on the Hill, mid the Toriiip . erop being very abundant, many sides were merle on low teems. The pens also were numerous. and tilled with Sheep aud Lambs, which continoe to fetch but low prices. A bullfinch in the neighbourhood having been kept in a cage fur several years, has lost the origi nal colours of its plumage entirely. Some time ago it became dull and sickly, and beginning to cast its feathers, the moulting mid metamorphosing process continued till now its I.veliness is resumed ; but Its colour all over is a jet black.—(3looliont ' ('hrortick,/ The depredations on the sli'iping of late have been carried to the most alarming and unparalleled extent; vessel, are nightly broken into, slid ;no- pert) . to a very considerable value abstracted. lo pursuance of the plan upon winch this daring and nefarious gang appear to act, vessels lin . - medistely on arrival, or on the ;,oiut of sailing, : whets provisions and stores of every description may be expected to be on board, are the more particu lar objects of attack. Among others several vessels so situated have been plundered in one night ; masters end acumen's clothes, money. provisions, slid stores of all kinds have been carried off ; as also, in one instance, the alsip's register ; *bile, in another, these desperate villains had nearly set on fire a tine vessel, Laving, as appeared the next morning, kindled a large fire on the cubit' sole or floor, which was partly cuosunied. Sis ur eight suspicious characters, supposed to be cuistiect. ed with this gang, were yesterday takers into cus tody, and some of the stolen property foetid in their possession ; from which it is to Ire hoped, such u clue may has had as to lead to the necessary disco. very fur broakiag so dangerous a ninbiorition,' by bringing the hardened culprits to shut • condign puoishinent as piny be effectual in chrekirig their progress its soiquity. for which ileatruble rod Bride well Deems in a great oreioure to hairs failed.... (Aberdeen Chronicle. October 13.) lIATUNDAY, OCTOIMM 11. Thirty Pomade. weight for age.-3 yrs old, 7st. 41b. ; 4 yrs Set. 1 1 lb. 6 yrs obi, fen. 71b.; 11 yrs old, lest. tlb. ; aged 10s1. Mb. Mr. O'Brieses Harlequin, 3 pa old . 5 11 1 Fir. Hardy'. /sop, apd ............. 1 1 3 Mr. Carbeti's Sprite . MONDAY. Twesly Pomade Handicap fur all bon., ke. to a Make of Oen Genies each. Mr. Carbeei's Sprite Mr. O'Brien: Harleplia Mr. O'Brien's Brian Boohoos .... 3 $ 3 TVINIDAY. Silver Cup sad lEalrasee. Captain lowans% Elko 1 so 's ClaomboWay .. 'a Pamela's . sts if., Two embers started, out placed. Ai y f yi e • • .0140..5' ENNISKILLEN RACES. • 4•: MONDAY, OCTOINVI N. • Fifty Peuada, weight for age.—Two.allk beats. Mr. Obso's b. ea. Teske Mr. Yertsagliao's b. h. Peiwortle ........ 1 A Lie race. TUDIDAY. Sweepilabee of 3gns. each, 491. added, for Heaters. Race g' s ' Hones admitted u such. Mr.111144101.65ee b... Isabella, let.. 4 I l 1 Mr. Deriolog's b... leashia, 9se . 61r. Kerusglim'a b. h. Fitseilward, 1161 3 1 3 die Mr. Elwood's b. me. Nameote 7 4 4 dr Mr. Shaw's b... Violin Mr. Recombines c. b. Shanks Mr, llimpoills g. 6 dr Au mall.. race. WEDNltlealr• Sweepstakes-Igs. each, 301 added, for half bred baron, ice. Mr. Elwood's b in. filieueetle, 104 1 1 Mr. Thompson's b. 0. Isabella, 9si 6s Willis's Castle' Ibt - 3 3 HANOVER, OCTOBER 9. The arrival of the Kiag hers Irma natter of great expects. lion.. Every day hoes • hie Majetny'w departure from Loads,. was calculated, and each specially esestioned so the wished. for lime of hie cousin into this 'towboat. Ow Saturday last him Majesty lest catered his HlNOMillle dominions, mad eis Natarday evening be reached Osaabierg; as Suaday emoting tie royal cavalcade halted at Ninsborg, sad oa Mnailay it reached ibis city. Guards of honour were stationed ois the way, and triumphal arches were erected at each place whet, !TOW a slight hope of Isis Majesty's cinititte existed. Resides die roach ie which his Majesty travelled, accompanied by the Marquis of Cmyegliam and Lord k. Coisyngliant, shire were two canteen' drawn by six horses earls, aid two others drawn by four Moses each, euntaitiong 11w Kor•I atterdsute. The Marquis of Londonderry mod Sir B. doesefield Cane be. fore his Majesty, earl rescued Hanover tin Saturday mailbag. %Violins shout two English miles front this city is a village called Slot etre, in which three regimeuts were stationed in order to receive his Majesty. They were, during the day, snider •nos, sail prepared fee the reception of ilsOr King. On the right of those troops the Governor General Ur Hano. ver, the Duke of Cambridge, sad the Duke of Cuatherland, aceumpanied by all the Staff Officers iu Hamner, had taken their places in order to await the arrival of dirk Royal Brother. Before his Majesty approached the village, illut,Dake of Cambridge rode ramify to meet hint, sod bevieigreetid him on his approach to the espies! of his Continental awei gh's'', Ids Royal Highness returned to the troops. 'M three re. eiments were then ree•isted in seal a as that the King's carriage pained along the line of soldiers, who were drawn op ea the thauside, or highway. The appvitaelo of the Royal carriage was kowtows by the lard acelainatioas of the soldiers., which wino thrice repealed as the carriage appeared in night of each battalion. Their Royal Higtotesees tie ekrvltraer- General end die Dub* of Combreimed rode thrum, ens is each side at the Kiag's carriage, which leas followed by the Mar Olean. The welcome of the soldiers was such as &veld set but be seeeptabk to the Kias, but rhea the hae of soldier , ceased the iababitaate of Hanover the, came forward I. nerds to hail the lest King who had ever visited ibis ally from Great firitaia. More thew two bemired and fitly sweeps tbne met hie Majesty, sad it mass have hems higbly4ratlfy iag to him to periwigs Ore crowds who hailed his le his Majesty the prople beheld sot *sly their itraltbt their sieliviirrdrimis the Peery of • foeeigi yolos--tbiy save ia him the desceodapt of their fanner reoewsed Princes tad warriors, sad is pia moyal perms they aloe sow ne ear the Riad of Gee bet she Cap a Hanover. Their poetises wersdonemoed affeetimate, sod obey were re heard with *Moons and grace which has obtained fur his kh.lelY Ira agurdlalion of she first Gratlemaa to Europe. Thousands of Mangimilmndisumgedamead in order 4, easels • glimpse of dodo limilismigm sod nraretly espressed their (whop of sesamese sad respect. The Royal awriogoilsolioned to premed, and It was met on its progress bp squadron of the ember regiaorass with O.IOIIIS lye; sed ism& pimping. Os les approseh to Her. reek:Posen ewe Rem *Wooly she lbooder of the mamma &mammal le Oho sersmoding gonewy Me joy's' lidlap of the arrival of its Kiss. Tirmapeee emoons gave the aim. tie* 4 ) 1 . 140 11 4ele• seleak and Mem were heard for miles monads. Rahn ibe.malleof limmehausen, new she Royal Palace, tie Royal used of Lipid 'anew, were dram in form of • esimaidp and lbw received she lest Lug of Hanover we, hod arm visaed Illamtver with military homers sod slime gramtlealons: • • After alight ;mg from his miner, his Majesty was remised os his esteems Me bisqlPabas by Miele Royal Highnesses the Decieseasof Cambria* mid Cemberlarid, ad heel Is bawl with &dr Royal wiabvaaw, am at each stile. his Majesty appeared so tar Wean, of tbe Palace, Pod was peeled by Ms mord with snowed mentenatiom. Daring she evsolog she liarepse of Lames:key, and Court Mower, sod tbe vase** Illialsen of flaweeer, wee promoted to his Majosty,aad paid Moak respects him. Tha appearame of ibis city is ontromely pleasing : its bosom cleanly, sod Na lobabitiosts Laths pow es lend all the appearance of beisioess sod beide; its ?mimes are seen as eves I. °dabs' to give amisibelion to those who wish to see a beautiful eweatry *Op osilleterd. To the soothward of the city is a nage of asawM•linfeldsb gime Ps the approach a Most picioreagoo fail s end Met Mire is streagtbesed by Ile emu Or gems willideire maimed med. " This is Weed a piety abeauN" said s Clemarla elite metre u. laud ois its appeassam i " it is cogs One/ easegh far the King to wish los spade la it." They who bare resided Oar some timilodiknoorry, brew well the &Tema coniplieneats is the 11111W101111t...." aim does .r MajestyEl do? m. • Slajprit • lug ?" Colossi, _ Spectre, your we: How has year v. -.1 slept 1.-- allot Mr. Godwin's g. m. Creeping Kate, let. fib ..... said au ad, Mllsobel in the Palma. " " I 'lever's* bower in Mr. Itlake's b. IL Sm. 71b 6 all my lore,".ogilied tie KOK, " mod I have oat slept better Mr. Hamann' b. b. let. 21h. 6 *ism I le ft , " His Majesty took • rids this seers. . • - - - - lug se the lIMMed the Palace, and is is extents' health and spirits. nr ~s TO THE EDITOR OF Till RIPTISII PRESS. The masa purls reparations an snakimg for a gem. •-,e 4 .• 4 .7 , • rOl illiteisselselmtais oily tommerow ocular. The Palace sis_Thessoi the sisc H iss of rim 1111.64 I beg s eem i s of Hr.. JL-1 basso* Oro miles to the sera of the city, call the attesitioa of his Majesty's Go-vetoers' to the bad end shore his altaitt alill remained. Toomorrow mooraiog state of the cross roads is several parse of the kingdom be will make 11111 Ilesela *wag Sete this city uvil heseskeek , which though commonly called by-roods, eve oevertersbs; seeewsliessied he • asitieftill the civil awl 'military am- Mph polotie reads, kaolin from we to or t o w ns hip to acuities. AI dee ms ~ fie procession will be aerated soother, autt the anent .1 t i me rus e s „ eti mi sc Is a " sus et the Palace, sod ablestoseeekel his Majesty is expected math to reettemeet is the yes, ISIS, was ,estimated at to make his retrain* MN this city, ender a meat beautiful 96,164 mike. Now realty the state is which they are ea- triumphal web, sriliclthas. bees ormehrd tor shat yarrow. deagers the lives of his Majesty's subjects who travel en This tilt is extremely foil lathe most remeessilik pewees them, sad the people who bore the mix sgbateorof them bare is this kingless- leallellawl a she local astawities, there frewnwitly slated Mat the expense of gulag to "minimal for ss.fe assay of Ike Gears.. team% who are menseted with the a Road Act is such, that they are preseined from Innis( Royal Family of Great *ilea : five roads they would wish. which they might otherwise oat • • The Duke of Illeekleekesens she Duke of Ilswaswitk sad easy implore, but ales materially shooks ip mold Ills brushes. fits Prises Issedosick Mesa. Wallow of the lay go to Pieliiimiest at a leMexpeome t but the lout "ex. "Duehesii of Cambeidge. sodas Prises a Thorn and Taxis, ruse possible in obtaisieg as Aet froli gto 911., Sad , Their ere alas wiles Petleassbees the Geresseu Guess, billows as the repasts is so yea, so• Mow -mum lists Sell esPeelell7 ,ePP•lesell 10 0119116110119 e his Mainly :—The manse. To okinetrlbis, soil to imam good seeds, quirk Duke Fessisseud d 4111141 to the Emperor ; travelling, ad almearlisr delivery et kitten to led frowns ead oleo Coast Spiegel, es behalf of the Imperial Coact; flees p lace t o F low cos y est ; i s ssar . Coast You Grose, the Unbar for the kingdom a Preens; 1 7.;:r fet4 paitt• both t i eseee of p„LoooeiOi be doss sway, and aloe Camel Coast Vole folpslits. Pint AbloodoCansp to and the period the Acts lesgfiselied, - by which teems not his Prussian klitiesse, tad who had formerly been Able-de wily the arrears of interest spun the present leraPikr•feedll Camp to the eekbrated Gaon! Blocher; Berea Voe Ca. might be paid sift, bst - slais geed made might be moored sikow, the Russian Mounter; and Maros &relay de Milky, throughout the kingdom ? Chainberlais of the Rivals. Court; Coosa Wisaislostele, AN OLD TRAVELLER. Royal Amilismoke from WilMesslierg; Davos jaw from the Saxon Court; sod assay *Oa Ansassadors, especially de • poled foe Me smash* frees the elver Courts. "wo et !, o 10 , • - Fiffriiile • IbiTELLIGAINC.E. u lemmata that-theffloat Mods here matil•the etN • • of Ibis month or illeamatairof thatione. The army line -jrcaZleillas, octal= IS. ~Moe reviews ad pram, which wilt occupy the time. Carolloe and ty bmospeets kiwis Ply- • Them are aloe preparation maim, fur a wild boar hest, 'L am pe, Willis,. them • Quebec; Anse Christim, which will take plisse ON the 19th of *ill 00111d16 own, the c i „, s l is r ams . tAi r mimia ; sad Isneads, Vaimaus, foes esounishis to the smith a the city. London fur Mewl—the latter with damage, belong ben M IS DIP, OCTOBRR 7. ran iro hoard of by a large sloop of the Isle of 'Wight, sod The ishabitamts of Osnabruck, sod the people of Ham ad her jib-hisiou ewrieol away, bowsprit *prose, it.. we, in geseral, have prerellibeireselves worthy of the humor Sailed tbrkiluidon a riot.., dose shoo by his Ithijoitys• visit. Torterday, *boot 'wive • cowls, °clown 10 - o'clock, •wesse handfed, of iodividsds, wbosie appearance Arrived the Alamo transport from Pompuouth fur Slake. bespoke theme, wwww•winws order, set out from the tows • • pews osTr oust 16. • to meet their Sommigri, god were bailed as they woo snag Attired the Tiger revels., crows fer i PmerAketue4,to ha with animated -sieenesiakeilloos of regard. Tlie shining paw uff. ; of the differest Jakob nod rossamaions, both Catholic • rwais •1111261sem 76. . and Lallans', were led as in, promotes by their respective Arrived the Indmiley, Rogow, frees toasters sod esiotressec owl she feenales had their little .t. • rairamicg ....pessa 14. frock. trimmed mud with Ivy kayos, while Me boys wir d large piece of Anieffesuileaker Ina beer Immallst here, skit ale, Irish the words. "flied ease she liaise iissetibeill see fret et . ewe cud hes seems , am, an d di s mimeo t h at ou them, sod dispiayed gram heamehes tastefully esiovised the voisrl Irmo which is moss leas bees Wino • Nirellser seabedsheSehelsi; pieces bore hem picked silt isid %leo to Theesemblum9 of affection wear simple, but they afforded A brig was et racism din imomisg war the Lairs 111,11. ; w lagfalMof the holing. we the people by whom shay with loss a usaiiinian. • • I were adopted. About two o'clock the ifthebilants rower uvairooL r ocTosia lb. • bled Sisiehrww at the pre Isaias frees hhower, /Irked the Groom' heack, IYwtlaw, (rem tiorbee, oinked • and dealbeaselle of. esvaiey sad Manley woe statiowell at ettlioxinia "chews' us More is George.'. ww4 diF.lOll-plieliihma the rood to neon his Majesay. There s i hea rt h -laid „,4,A 55 ..4 ; the p o i ses Ler., .111111140phe seam mare 'meted as Freon distances, and she , -mai* emsa Loodas , west x i, ammo is ammeso primeipal• Mar whirl use Ai the estrum* we dwe two, calii aipilsamoyfiww6.4 of ea the lash. -1 + I :);. Mimi a Lseka.isperipiiso es each side. • • : dif essa it . *a tromaillille were ordered brain air shuns oe the &Med the Jamormeheb with& 161 " 1.61W10110668 " I v sa d • 11 " 1 / 1 r ibir they siononaerik, by Ihnirivb, the appeases Obis Majesty's ear. • • 14 ''" 411 . 111 . 111 " 4 * emallaggli of the Kamm Close dews from .the soot . ' the. sisisi .A• i i, s i ss ai s k swum% sa d o n liassievoi, for IMPI•elle• Sk i l• t Irkat °lB, Loser ila tymetepti his E 111460% who woe h ta_. A 11..., for lieu Teak; Ituaclafe, Liu is; • eras i by Qs Osemsisupsmillar Wow. cud Mick tram lien for Oporto • • - • : As swot as kis Majesty NNW as prod solisaso, ttagehiltled kayo three cheers is the English *to e and tie Burgomaster, ataadiog at the baud of a whet body of the corporation, presented his Majesty with the keys uf the Soho ea a MAI solver. The erresooey of rettorsi v thews did sot leak Anse mhttios, cod his Majesty flies drove ow b Ms Mahn Appareotly Much pleased with 16 reception he had wort with. As the peat is jest going oat, I ails obliged to reserve 16 further details for another led* ; lhat I canned conclude old:. out expressing toy regret at haring to thrum you, that a be. rious accident happeited to Iwo of his Majesty's rustle/ Li about a mile from Moulder. Tke dickey of the carriage IN wilieh they were seated gave way, mud they fell to the portal! together. One of thee is at wont in a dangerous 14.1 e, but the injury wirch the lather austaieed au tomptiratively IRELAND. DUBLIN, OCTOUR 15. We believe the Coloneley of the city of Dublin militia is soot yet filled up. It is said that Sir lir). hert Shaw, Sir William Stainer, or Sir Abralaaiu Bradley Kosig will be appointed. The election for an Alderman to succeed tl-c late Co!Duel Sankey will take place on Monday next. It is understood that Mr. Jr ffiey Foot pretty sure of obtaining the vacant gown. Sir George Whitford and Sir Nicholas Brady. the late High Sheriffs are candidates also, and have very considerable and well-merited popularity amongst ' the elector*, but there are several etigagemeuts sot old standing in Mr. Foot's favour. DUBLIN POLICE. Ueaaavnes—CireMasasnos AND Aaattivre—Oa Sa turday sight taw, assess the boors of seers sad eight o'clock. as Mr. Richard Stewart, a most respectable firmer, residing at a place called Forest. sear Swords, isai going to she house of Mr. Carolas,ia Nolisod street, Wider, iu compsay with Mr. Carolas, jos. they were attacked by a moodier of perms* (carpossra, it is 'opposed), sibs, win. taking Mr. Stewart for Mr. Carol's, best hies (Stewart) is • dreadful ..seer. He new lies 4'411,9,61y ill. There are circosastosces cossotetsd with this shosiefol Irsessetiuie which eseheot at premed be esstiosod, as the Pesos Olken of every division io the Polies Batsblislumeal ars actively osi the look out fur the 'leaders. Fortosately Mr. aerobia escaped is the crowd @short. MIRACULOUS CIRCUMSTANCE. [Frew the " PhilathipAts PlaMost Gessibt," of Sept. 131 Captain Howland, of the stoop Rising San, ar rived at Providence on Sunday last ; on the sth inst. lat. 37. 47. long. 74. 33. fell in with a schooner buttons up, her masts end spare were alongside, held by the rigging ; her sails were blown or washed from the bolt-rope. We went on leer bottom, to cut a hole through. to see what she was loaded with. We cut a piece of plank out near the run. sod were surprised to hear a voice. like that of a female. ask, " Who is that ?" but very faintly. We summed. 4. Friends," and asking bow auusythere wesebelew? she said, when the vessel capsized she turned instantly bottom up, and all hands were use deck 'swept herself and the Captain's nephew (Lewis Mites, of Chirleston, S. C.), a boy about 11 years of age. We drew her out ; she was • woman of colour, shoot 22 yam of age, wet, astl her flesh all parboiled. She said the boy was drown rd in the cabin. She as light hold of the run scoot ring, and polled the scuttle off, and went the run, where we found her. w ith thy rentag..► stoutly washing over her. She said probably someof the crew might be in the forecastle. We went for ward on the keel, and cat through into the forecas tle, and found nothing but • small dog alive, jammer{ between the timbers. sod flat forecastle fall of lim ber; the rest, seven in number. ere supposed to hove perished. She says the schooner's name was Blake, of Charleston, South Corollas, Capt. J. Hatch; that she sailed from Boston on Abe 9th ult. for Portland, where she arrived, and loaded with lumber; hail 14 pipes of wine on deck, and a high deck load of lumber ; that they sailed from Portland about the 17th for Charleston ; that she heard the Captain say that they were off the Capes of Delaware the morning the vessel capsized ; that on the 3d inst. about teu a.m. the gale commenced; that airy took all Mil ire, and hove to, cat their deck load adrift, and let all go overboard; that about eleven cat. she capsized. She states that her name is Ann Maroy Holden ; that she belongs to Warwick, R. 1.; that she was going with Captain Hatch in the ca pacity of servant, to wait upon his nephew, who was in • bad state of health. We took her, and the dog. on board, gave bar clothes and wrong meat ; she is now very well. ----- CORN RICEMNOR, Ocrosea 11. We had a good supply of Wheat freak is this eseirulau frees !.Balk, sod • very lame goaatity of Moaday's arrivals eetaaised Da head, for which three was bet link deemed. sad oily the facet picked samples could he disposed elf at Illouday's prices • all other descriptious were norolaal. . The iserivala of it art; were very considerable to.dsy fruits Sal folk, wed haviag hut the buyers, the soles were heavy at as abstrateat of A per quarter. Bears, Pease, sad Oats are dull sale at hitioda)'s priors. the 'apply of sad' berg wads larger HMO tie irasareata devaaarl ran tabu sr INIIIMIIMMINN MICR OF Bank Static.. 333; 238 3 par C.t. RoL • • • •771 i 3 per Ct. Coo.. 781 i 77i tf TBITUDAY. Bank L. An... 19 7.1 6 } India Stock 439 Indio 80id5..71 72 pi. Fat. Bills. 4. I.unol. s 4 in Ditto, 51101... 5 4 6 pr. Ditto Small ....7 5 1K- Lottecy Tickets 191. IN. Colo. for Acc....• • 78ft 7S Si prr Ce5t.•••...•117i I 4 prr Crutts...r ..96iti 5 prr Ct. N. Map. ROI I 11/ CIA i. ,-• I J • Waal AGES. ,o•.TernblAN i llutlares Chart* Hear, BS l 'brf, Fig. be Mary Astor, shiest daughter of Mr. Pookt. Palf Os Moeda, hot; ht it. Mary.le-bone New Church, Charles .111111.11 Beverley. Ea+ ataritraa, Royal Navy, tu Harriet, tar .eldest daughter of lie. Gee. Payee, of Harley-street. DEATH. Oft Satorday esetlitlyi last, Maria lliaiiids. wife of S. F. T. Wilde, Esq. uf betel &taw s FietGatriet, Btu - luau at Law. ottell St. •. - - - - - atinkirrrEß 'Tim DAT AT LONDON BRIDGE. MM~ieR i 9 star T. I Eiresieg 9 ater $ - - , isied ebol Petal at Till IIItITT4II PRIMO 5.1 Tit G1L.0115 Oise, •No. VI, Stand, by C. CORSIVILL, a slip .. e 'ld Mit mainurr, Ott um 17. Ships SW. Price. , Seilloweasets g the 9.-.leark.hurd ,t•Z ' 1 ; 1 1 rte: J