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JIB. To-morrow, Folly as it File/P.—wills The Corosatimt—aad Mossiest,. TOllllOll. Om Saturday a mew Comedy, im three' ads, called Lost Life. Osi Monday Mr. Ream will make his re-appearamee as Kiog Richard the Third. _ and Military li..apitale. the Duch Yard's and (*diviner, the Marine Infirmary, the Honourable keel India Company, the City of LOINIOIS True* Society, she MAry le.hintie,Hiveliecostsbe, Bright', and Deubigb marlin, the Midi Heine Hospital, Re &e. &e. ••• Penal.. residing in She euntitry seeding the circum ference of Ake body aeruss the hips, nay depend spins being accurately fitted. 20t, STRAND, and 86, CORNHILL. N.B.—The Trade sappli.il .111 reuses/kb:lr terata.—LeNers to be addreaa►d to the STIIA IS D. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Ruben Goo May Lorreerufi, of komory, Somilmmivoss, sow as ou-brewrr, from September 19 to November al Ilse White Horse Iwo, &meaty. sAmtiturrcy SUPERSEDED. Jobe Page, Now or late of U Resersiw, sAnicaturrs. Thema" Touter and ekteeple Towles', of Wakefield, York wool-staplers, in surrender, November 13, leomel December 13, at ekvese, as the George In., Candor, laseculsi. Attur lacy*, Mr. Dunne, Cantor; and Messrs. Eyre and Coverdale, Gray's lian-equare, London. Frances Dalton, of Wakefield, York, lielaur.rweichaut, in surrender, November It, at aim 13, sad December 18, at eleveu, at the Black Home Hotel, Maples, York. A 11.,. neys, M . Stocker, Dawson, and Herringbaus, New Bos well court, London; and Mr. Alcoa, Skiing*. James Stirling and Witham Stirling, of Copeltall-covert, London, merchants, to surrender, November 6, 17, and Lk crusher 16, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Mew*. Baur dilluu amid Hewitt, Bread-duvet, Lundeen. Thomas Bailie, of Bakes - 44re el, St. allary-le-booe, sex, apothecary, to surrender, November 10, 20, and Decem ber 13, at owe, at Guildhall, London. Atteetwarys Flelder and Bartley, Dake-street, Grosvenor-square, London. Francis Bullard 'talky, late of Calcutta, East ladies, be: sum of East•street, Lamb's Cooduit-street, Middlesex, weer. thous, to surrender, November 6, 17, and December IS, a: twelve, at Gailelhall, LOWIUII. Ateueneys, Meagre. Grrgsou aid Femuereaa, AuselArouri,Thrugunerlometreet, London. William MOMS, of Wrll-clove-►quire, Middlesex, tavern. keeper, to surrender, November 10, 17,asd December lb, at eleven, at Guildhall, Leedom. Attorneys, Messrs. Willey and Murree, Well•tluse-sgasrr, Leedom. • Wyclearley, of Trefoans, Salop, fernier, to surren der, November 6, at four, 7, at eleven, at the Yiue lieu, Staf ford, sad Dtceeesher 11, at eleven, at the Royal Oak lan, Eccleshall, Stallard. Attorneys, Mr. Chester, Staple lan, Holborn, Loodua and Mr. Coutberback Ecclesball. Edward lisruard MN*, mi Wellman-weft, Goosidish.- atteare,Nidditata t aphae sarreimher, NOVPlliaet 10, 20, soil December 16, at tem at Guildhall, London. Attor neys, Messrs. Palmer and France, Bedford-row• James Robinette, late of Nicholas-lane, Loudon, mem chant, to surrender, November 10, 20, and December IS, at ten, at Gaildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Mud and Cuiterill, Thrugmuriuu•slreet, Loudon. Robert Bright, sew. of Nassau.place, Commercial-road, St. George's in she East, Middlesex, haberdasher, to mimeo. der, November 13, 20, and December 16, at ten, at (Mild. hall, Loudon. Atturaey, Mr. Fawcett, Jewin.street, dersgate-street. Kederick Slums Newcomb, of Gadskill Gilli,a ham, Kent, dealer, to eurreader, November 10, 17, aid Decem ber IS, at ten, at Guildk.ll , Londuu. Attorneys, Messrs. 111. and 1). Iticbardooo, Ma'brook, London. Joins Porter, of Watliagtuo, Norfolk, dealer, to aurren. der, November 14, at four, 15, and December IS, a: tee, at the Castle-lon, to Market, Norfolk. At toruey, 51r. liwbank, Nortb-Audley.street,Grusvesur-aquare, London. James Charlie, of Camberwell, Surrey. and of White• chapel, Middlesex, baker, to surresider, November 111, 17, and lhersuber 15, at hi', at Guildhall, London. Attu► aria, Me srs. Las arid Torrushentl, Three Crusts square, Southwark. James Powell, orator, of Withlsm, Berko, tailor, to aim. render. November 6, 17, and December lb, at eleveo, at De oldwall , Loothos. Attorney, Mr. Dooms, Fureivars- Inn, Lombor. William Vincent, of ibe Old-road, Slepery, Middlesex, ropednaker, lu surreader, November 17, 14, mud DeceMbew 15, at twelve, at Gaildball , Lemke. Morsel, Mr. Orme, Chnreb-row,•Stepury. Eilnsuud Clifford, late of Chancery-lane, Middlesex, and of Bareard's•lun, Holborn, lAndou (hut now a premise. in the King% Bench prison), broker, iu surreuder. Mottos bre ti, 13, and December 15, all envier, at Guildhall, Lun deen. AsDmitri, Mr. Harms, Marls-lane. Julio Newman, of Clerkeuwell, Middlesex, brewer, to surrender, N”veuiber 10, 90, and December IS, at one, at Gasldhall, Cu ndue. Attorney, Ur. Ellis, Suutbamplue. buildings, Chancery lane. Joseph luruer, of Praed.street, Paddington, chinas's*, lo der, November 6, 17, and December 15, ■t lee, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, 31r. Oicbard, Gray's•liee square. Jobs (Min:, of the Old 'Change, London, stationer, to surrender, November 10, 17, and December 15, at ten, at Gudl shale, laenilon. Atiorner. &Items. Freeniau and Hirathruie, Cult el, Leiudua. Jean Jacque. Suusdnarc and Louis Michel AlpbeessfGee :eau, of -rue, City...use', Middlesex, rectifiers, lu *threader, November 17. 47, and Ikeyeutier IS, at Du, at Lundieu. Asturucy, Mr. Lester, New court, C. utrbeddriai s. John 31•..seky Dinck.a, late of the Minoeiee, London, hay salmon, in surrender, November 10, SO, and Decem ber 15, at eleven, at GasWuall , Condor. Attorney, Mr. Lester, • New•court, (:rutched•Giars. William Bah. r, of Lloyd's Coffee.bouse, London, and of Newinirtuu. green, 31idule.ex, is broker, to sorrels. der, November 6, 13, and December 15, at twelve, at Gu.ldhall, Loudon. Atturuey, Mr. Warne, Leadenhall. street, Loudon. Thomas Ca.w, of Wire, Hertfprd, dealer is earn aid reeds, to surrender, November 8, 13, sad December 15, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Altuswey, Mr. Sued, Ware, Herts, Timms, Parsons, of Cantle-start, Holborn, Losdon, jeweler, to surrender, November 10, 20, and December IS, at ten, at Guildball, Lundeen. Attorney, Mr. Williams, Chancery •labe. Job,' Allnaroy, of the Strand, Middlesex, wineawirrehant, to su.r. soder, Newcomb. r 10, 17, and December IS, at On, at Guildhall. Luiseluu. Attorneys, Messrs. Kimsey sad Spur s Zsisupsitair-street. Inseam, of Lower Thames-stree4, Lemke, soh. snoop., to 1.11111V1141. r, November 10, 20, awl 0 1 1 4 141 110 0 , 15, at ritveu, at Goildball. Alltoury, Mr. Lang, Fell. thisichAlreel. DIVI DEN DS. Ikcem4er 11. G. Riji,tlJ3uet; u7-31talcaburgh-vioare, NO4-mber 24. W. Etter, of Maidstone, eat, pow ' .1 one, at Guildhall. Londou. :'.weather i 4. S. P.fiesier, of Maidstone; 114tal, &Mar mid th.pniau. at ow, at Guildhall, London. Nuocr o tw r 311. M. Haltersley, late of Hilton with Fun*. le, Vogl, innkeeper, at fuer, at the Elephant and iiimealtwoogh. CERTIFICATES.—Nonun eau 24. loulidun,of Thayerot reel, Maocbester.►qusre, feu, taillur.—lN. Haile, of Cheltenham, Gloucester, hotel orror.-I'. liaJlrr , of Aston, Birmingham, dealer atol chap. 11114111.-ii. pawl% of Martin's-lame, Cassuonotrort, Loudon, — ime-ineschant.—J. 5100n,..f Ames-bar., Slamehester,coluu ipitia-r.—E. Hamowell, of Dewsbury, York, spirit ....trim.... Nithtop, West Bromwich. *Afield, tunslor . •Nclia.st.—T. P. Hillary, of Little Tower -street, 1...0hm, siaseoneriliasit.—A. Ryder, of the Commercial Ssle Rooms Londoo, cut ton- aserebaut. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. C pley and W Hirst. of Hosea,ler, York, iron-fonn 41ers, October 47, 1021—H. Trollop and .1. James, of Siint Gooreewil.ibe• &Ai, Middlesex, .scar-rriaers, November 1,1301.-31 Crow awl G. Hirst, of Bollowk-111o.ws, ttubcr 17, 1821.—T. Haekskaw and J. liackeloso, of Great Marlow. saddler*, October 29, 1821-1. Wslsoo, W. rlurresid.„ W. Watson, J. B. Banks, awl W. Wilson, of MA- O:sebum and London, so far as regards J. B. Basks, Oelober td, Kuiglst and T. Blausires, of Morton, Yolk, ,runlet-ansaufaclurers, October 23, 1921.—M. Waller and 'eckose4, of Bristol, silkusercers, September 22, 1821 V , . .1.11 and A. Lovell, 4.f New Bood-street, Westminster, .olish.makers, November 2, 1921—.8. Deakin, of Grange. road, 3ermoudsey, mod J. Gamble, of Surrey. square, Kent-road, provisiowaserelmais, Orlobet 31, 1821.—D. Swill* mud H. Woolcusabe, of Commercial-place, Consoler. zial rued, Middlesex, provision- merchan is, October 31, 1821. —lv. %Moto and T. Pals/. see, of Lyou'wlau, Middlesex, wavy-ageuts, October 22, 1821. PRICE OF SUGAR. I•.aveiase peke of Brows' or llbestows& Itaigie.-e*S. n•ltetillbes Abe lieetwoo elle& in the seek 'tidbit the 3lst iimy ‘'elober, 1821, is SS.. 91.1. per hootireni weight, es of the dears of testers's paid or payable the. eon on Crz ianp miatier thereof tato Great Britain. PRICES OF CORN. Weekly Return of the Average Price •f British Coro, Winch,4ter Measure, as receives! from the lospeciors iu respective Maritime Cities sod Towns in F.stelanil soil VI Ales, :me which the Prices that govern Importation s-c cakstated.—October !7, IStI. N . p s. di a. d, 58 3 21 1 • t it t, •••••-• a. 4 a. d , a. d d i. d i. d. ,29 421 51 29 32 0 0 0 0 IRELAND. DUBLIN, NOVEMBER I. His Etrellency the L. 441 Lieutenant and suite left town yesterday for Carton, the scat of his Grace the Duke of Lemett r. STATE OF THE COUNTRY. The following is an extract of a letter from a re spectable gentleman, residing ifs the neighbourhood of Traler - 0 I ate sorry to inform son that disaffection is beginning to rear Its frightful bead in this hitherto quiet neighlionr hoed ; attemysnous letter., using threats fur arms, were res. ci ived by two geatlemea, oue residiag in the tuna ('l'elate), the other at Blenuerville ; the latter putleasau has tot out this moresitig for Dublin, after depositing any arms he had in the barracks. (ti t Friday last • person .ho lives at Ballyntaequin, near Tesler, had some words with an old soldier, a tenant tidbit', shoat rent, when the latter vowed vengeance ageless this pour honest maw, and faithful to his hellish promise, be tet urued at night,called the poor man up, who rususpeciiugly obeyed the summons, and was shut through the head by the peasisner, who has abecontled. Our crops are poly about half saved—hay is yet is small cocks in the Gelds; pot:cots are in moat instances scarcely worth She dingo', oats, after beviseg been shed by the storm, previous lit ciittiug it, is sew growing in the stacks. which eatinot be covered. Our inuontain tops are covered with hail, sod the valleys hourly 'benched with torrents sat rein. The Right Honourable M. Fitsrerald, M.F. (Knight of Kerry) instead of resorting to the usual means of distrest foe his rests, sent for such of his poor tenantry as had n o s spirit to struggle against the pressure of the times . , and de sired them so take their furniture anek• c ow o r two, its pro portion to their families, and if they wieAvi if, to go where ever they pleased : Mat of them availed themselves of the permiesion this kindly uttered them, and decamped. Tine I have front • person who has beets for Some days on a visit near the Kist's deserted residence, be being, I am sorry to say, as absentee, because his wended goodness would induce hint to do much to benefit that put of the country." The following is an extract from the ( toe Jour ea/ of Mondale " Major Warburton limiting received information at an early boor yesterday, that • party of the country peetyde were to assemble last night, i• the eseighlecturhood of Six-mile bridge, NM us tine is tskisq measures to defeat their object, whatsoever it might have been. He sort fur the police stn. Honed here, who went out at shout half-past six in the evening. Review given his directions, four of theta were Hu t in &demise, who came up with the country people, mid spun chaltengiag Owns were iv:tautly fired upon • the pollee misread the Gee, bet it is thought w ith oe t :Wet ; after which dime misguided sea dispersed is all directions, and awing to the darkness of the night escaped. Mr. Weldon, Chief Coottable, with • terse party of mounted police, was seat ill pursuit towards Limerick. If we may credit re. ports, sae of the cosntryesee has been shot by this ripe, hest war carried of by big companions. We Understand their declared object was to deprive the Roescastie yeomanry of their arms i and, for this purpose, bytwecu Once sad four they *ere to be pot to his father's aceonut. Witoess said she bad often furnished the account,' to the Captain, and lie within a (CO days past, prosnised to pay she s e n s e, as aeon as Governmeut paid his quart.r's salary. In 1111,IWPf to A 'location on the cross-ezeuttluiliim, *slot, it is not 'roe that the Captain is unable to leave his jaunting e4f, fur II was s• the market be promised slit Fortuna, sad • car could rot come there. Mr. Beth. I and Ur. Murphy cross examined ibis gi.l , hat fades' to shake lire iistineusay, which was eis.-n rn an *Hies. mud onallected 'simmer. 111 r. Murphy said, with rev. el It/ she process, it might have bees seived soy Jay on the Cap. fur he was always to be sees I/II • j7ll.lOutic car. The Recorder thou di tided for the Platutiti; but it the rising of the Crust he said, there weir some point , ' in it which he would bear further in the nun music, and oa Friday the ca , ,e was again brought usi by flr. Bethel when Peter Eases, process server, was called by Pleinttirs Counsel. Did you serve that paper 1-1 dol. When and where!—To a voontau, who said she was Cap tain Pa zsi mona's a. event, at hi. house, Serpent iise.aventie. flow du you buoys he lived there?—By inquiring in Aoglasea street, where he form, sly laved, end of she neigh boors in Serpentine-avenue. you lessen the Drfeudant?—To be SIM 1 du. Did you ever see luta ?-ofult; I saw bins at day-break This morning. Question by the Rreorder—Where ?—At his house, my Lot ft, In Serpentiae.aventsr, by stritatem. Ilrossy Hunt was th.n cutlet!, ■Hd esitruined by Ur. the Filitilll()WW., and she house is lirrprts. Inse.avraue; it w•s I,keu fur thr sou; the Curium lives, there, on a visit. Questiou by the Recorder—Hew bag, Sir'—Since Ist a Hsieh. The decree was then essa6rwm.l. THE CO (MISSION. • The Court sat aZain yesterday. kag/i44 was put to she Isar, charged with ab stracting two 31. Hauls of Ireland notes foxy a ktter parts. ewta►ty intentioned in theistlinters's.. From tht evideuce, it appeared that on the 29th Septem ber last, William Nash, Esq. maids.' at Hillsborough. esounisr Deign, wrote a I. tier to Mrs. Cohariac Colku'or Wood, county Roblin, in which he enclosed and rivaled up tw o 31. Bank of Ireland note., and put it into the Hillsbo rough Post Office. The Post Master at that place deposed positively as to furwardiag it. and his daughter (his assistant) as to the general reirstgrity of the office. The letter, how ever never reached Mrs. Williams. On the 29th of the same month, the Prisoner called at the shop of Kioahan and Son, Carlisle Building, and having purchased a few articles, offered a 31. Bank of Ireland note in payment The Clerk refused the noir, and asked her address • she gave the name of Fiulay, tailor, Bride -curet. hat on reference to the Dictionary, the Clerk could discover no such name; on the contrary, at the house referred to, N 10 —O. it appeared that a peisuu of the name of O'B. iris, an ironmonger, lived. She then said she found it lying in game-street, and on that being also doubted, she declared she got it from our Yong; her late master. These coutrarieties creating suspicion, she was taken into custody, but the bill of iadictm. of preferred against her was thrown out by the Grand Jury. All this was done, however, without the concurrence or knowledge of the Solicitor to the Post-office, and on the 2401 of the re pent mouth she was ugeis appoebeesled in Liffey-street, in the horse of Robert Keating, her bruther-iu.law, who was lately a letter.carsier its the Post office, and the present in dictment preferred. A Clerk front the Post office deposed as to the genuine. ness of the note, and Mr. Nash as to the identity of his name being written with his own hand on the back of it ; coil Barou Sir Wit.t..Lau Satrrn haring summed up the evi dence in it most bootonus rummer, humanely remarking nn her COMICICIOn with Keisling, the letter carrier, and the pos sibility of her being engaged in this transaction without kuorwing the mouser in which it wee actually cone by, the Jury returned a verdict of Nut Guilty, mid sloe was dis charged from the her. CORR, OCTOBER 27. On the occasion of the Bliley at rive-mile-brolge, which we lastly mentioned, the 'Liman Catholic Clergyman of the parish, the Rev. Mr. M'Gars, having received information of the iuteution of lOC two factions, instantly exerted himself to pievent this outrage of the peace. Fur this purpose, he tint admonished theta from the altar 4111 the heinotivimss of the practic , the violation of the laws, and the gotiverriseitees which might unfortunattly • 1 1- low, and which write artott too Welly Veritieti, by the recitlentin; 'hat 'not less criminal murder of lloctbe DAUM% meant; Ile 'Neat 'went' In the houses of the priacipal leaders, and obtained pramisenfrom Owns that they would not persevere in their deity,. Not satisfied, however, with thieve aissurastera, he attended at an rally hoer of Ore tustroing to the fair ground, and seniained duritt day in discharge of Ina benevolent and Chrisliais object; and it wee not until he had departed at On advanced hour of the earning, when he believed that the promises made to hint would be adhered to, that the herbarium Spirit burst forth, which his presence taut imitated the 11)i-creams to conceal, but which was only more inflamed by the (Souther is Repowten) • • . 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CA. tie colt rourom ..1 11...ir WY for a Perpetual Assurance °Gee :nlil Ur al the 410- ro man s% aim c• , Dereasher I. J. Will, of South Islaad.plaer Briztes, Serrey, •haat Ka 'fiaterworks. • voerebart, at *woke, M f;wildhaill,‘ Imutloa. CIVII. RI Gt. COURT. •' 1 AID 1 : . )., %'1[1, 1 ! . is' . - Nvorsobse n. w. Moa k at Tally, Susthappt•es, gorpen. A carious hut not • • eilefirdar ea.e VIM(' nn b. fare C.., Re- -7 ' / 171 • o.r, +Ol% DftMln br+C .17glie tT'S elP " 'I. Nne " 16•1/41"11.4 last. ells : " TiltiltiL •• -w-- , • --a----- . 14 ., 34 . . --,!,. .--, -. 7 :: 7 , . 1 3 / 4: to p „,,,,,, • t e r . at o w " , at Hai Oro'ie wt., .11,,H 0 t . wo w . corder, ..n Thursday, •whereist Sarah liner, of o. nsed_ ,• Ne,r. , chereakve b y ak. 110 ... , , limee r i. v , DAY. die lbibrloy of •Nuatehnbertireasentaat•alleirtliseN . . 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''''''' , b alket, it • 'lliellitV at filaildhalt, • . ... . , THE COKON A T igNal t 1.• • A C. 8 . 1. ; Ble be Depot, Lerraw r * i . a , vitLren,,, id iin , Ki ". • H ea d h a H • 4 . , blr; Bethel, as Counsel fur the .Ceptas,u, • mid. they ha I IQ KE rcii ES of i I Pl i E4 VA $ 4P , AO Demos. ui " All ua.. , Ede ...dated dollar Allen. raw kJ sic, be i...-a ni,L , wed ow Ch l a u ra ruiles eienr ie l;: s ;". ti ala t d w ellegl r , couffltisaboie4greed ass augsard undommeeivehe ciiiiiii. D cr i,„l, no. C. ii,,,i,,,,„ . • ,4. fc g .„, ' epm . ' , Jain, ; d iet:l a : d m 1. :5 , :ir huts ; the gua.li were gut by Coon.vii. r Me t retiart ' ' Ike . : Nei Interior f a the W Ahley i'll Tl e re - tr - .1, MS 40Predord cry S i teille, Ns obis* Mr. LOON will irstroslnce Practical r at fleece. al Orel:kora* loft, Newcastle-apes-Tyco, elnruns, von of the taptaiss, • g...itiests so of a goaceogyled. " Tisc Kt.' g purl the Crimple.% Clan% lied 3.101 e Keeolleeisoos af, dm Vomited . Owes of . ''' De ft est*" DI. 'lll.llitresbis, of •Nerrearife opore.Tyae. wise. Nth respectability, and of twelve s e a rs 8 , 2 ,,d.„, ae 4 ti, r me w = & a b, Vespii " -Ille Vosekl. Arnie, flat F1'4, 1 9 "rrica• R' SOWN H o w i s mr , •.• 'A George B. Ca am, vitt Gaine t sayer. T rot , Hamdrusowl.m:evilebilitil lthal : Rte. Militia. ortr , blot, at *levee. at the Grasp las, Nawcarele.apoo. Irish Bar; at all events, be *ay prepared CD prove theism: illablikplslit ed which Me Gnarl Ewer el i lab aiiarairies.t To evade 4 Wilk. oe twelve., novel Edeivausee i i. co ma Rioted fair G. sad. W.' 11. Wletbelidr,,,Awt ikos., ,lolytt. Wax abseil ToVitel Naves week, of the ;wirers., as the Captain, who is one ad me, lbiabn U. N. Birk, a [Attain , , liquonamotebaot, at Grabill Jury of the City of Dabble, and • dsonuctstsheiL • GIOVANNI IN LONDON.. , doss ; sod Oliver sad Boyd Bdulbusiktl, -: r 4 . 1 ' • . .em . 1•48 . itti! , !eq g r a., East Loiltifialfelonsaory Cavaley. eleven, el Pre White Limo Ina, Leicester. member of the Commute Council, lived 1.1 Angleses anect ' i g . - Doe Blevieel,'Sliderde Walla • LArkilu; Mr. Warley t r • . - -......Lai l lattoray.„ Edni• 1 • 9 11041. 11 4 4 161 1 wiles Wailludd, tedrowl, dg egin .. m Be C y ryr • h am yy Irl; tad not in lierpeadoe•atrita. here service was made. The ROM, 0 0 MUM , arw . , - /Ir. no ember Finickie. Sfr. fli;reard.. Shy. Leporello. pr •u5.y.. , :• • a u tnett)T Inge c p- '•iet AI, , gun gyp Giq. i s . - ... ; , ' , emit • &it ts.,Emas 4.0.4•E5i is •ors..ii-...-• • - ' - Nis Cabits ; Nits constants* Quizatet, alintarti &roll. ; A 1. , 01 4 . . osin . . _• , .... .•_ ~ . . ~ . . . A......6.0-11,-vma. - - - ii,1211.•-w. Low, 0' eoplitilLeria -. Ent; Hog g 'reunified, sad rttrinril t is alw la ilwiadtalo- iex Fla. Dot. Bleed. , 0.. .• • .ex urges' GROW gIiTYIIII6IO VW etas it Se: s His rates*? t oe iiiryef. ti••• 60, :fteeebass, at owe. al at i T;ll4flustf. ' ter uf the Pluilitiff; was shopkeeper to her mwsher when the il = l.4ol ll4MDssall il. ii/X4POillewhielhe 91 9 1 ` 1 ..A, • •-•• -•-- , . , Ear se •-DJUS TI Nal' ltill % a ril 1111P h il.le avis . • 1 Sa lle lase tt o st r e C oun t y N..vensbet 74. T. Foster and E. S. Foster, of 'raiding, goals Were iidsvered to Capt. Filasimuns, and is so still; - they eohiiated of hams, butter, der. sod se,e snld and en. Osseo, 7s ; Second Price, 3s. lIJ.-Pit, 36. dd.; Second pa t „ t o asa ,„--_. p.c.. as the froth end of the spring. of Sal op. - P itt:i L and iall li t i li ll T :of Illsolrestooe, io the Km,. amalgam at oar, as Guildhall. Lemke. said comet us Salop Esti i 1 ,.., i p t T ip . , r II h a 01 00 ,„ ata , aar . treed against Capt Fitzsimons by his orders • it' wet true Prim ts..--i'allery, Is. • Second Price, Is.-Upper Gal- The PATENTEES have the hastier to rupply the A i ' u tbe seeira°"°6l Cut "' Sa l' pre"' • I. ree u ' u Cht ru um " the Ginn ' ' • .), nal deceased. gene. Pi eleven, at the George Hotel, Cbeltelllutai , aellcr unee or twice got Runde, he said they levy, Is.; Snood Price, lid. and Navy, she ,Naval and Military H..spisals. the Duck WA fl 11-WORKS. Extracts onm Minute,. of the Evidence taken before at C..inniitter of the House of Commons on the subject of • Simply of Water to the Metropolis. Printed by order of the Noun. Comparison of original rapense between as Iron awl wooden pipe of four inches diameter. Vow-inch iron pipe, hod down in the year 1810, cost 11• 81. iwr yard.. Four inch wooden pipe, laid down in the year 1810, cost So. Lt. per yard. Estimate of the expeise of probable repairs of iron and w00d... pipes of four incises diameter during the course of thirty yeas. Four inch iron pipesr—Espense of repairs during Wray years, including proportion of taking up, elesuiug ancl relay. nig, which will be necessary owe in fifty yeas., 3.. 13d. per yard. Four-lath wooden pipes:—Expense of repairs during thirty years, inelwiliag twice renewing, mud proportion of two years more, 1 la : 23e1. per yard. Fursuaut so so order of she *1(11 Coasinittie respecting the supply of water to the metropolis. .1 THO 9. SIMPSON, Inspretor-General to the Chelsea Waterwoeks. Fahmaimp.9l, SOIL Remarks on the comparison of the original expense between an iron sod 'swedes pipe of four inches diameter, sod expense of probable repairs of each during tbs course of thirty years. With afore' to the cost of four-inch pipe laid down in the year 18W, it is necessary to observe, that 11s. 9d. per yard is fur straight pipes only; and there will be an additional expense for branch, elbow, and ping pipes; also for cocks, sod for fining ferrules, all of which are greater iis iron than in wooden pipes; that is to say, the extra expense will armed to 23d. per yard, in a pipe of four inches diameter. The follow/pig ere three particular instincts of the mill ion of 'the orifices of irou pipes, which came uudrr my observatiop In the year 1789, in consequence of the great difficulty experienced iu supplying W'ioilsoc Castle with water, I was ordered by the Surveyor-General of his Majesty's Office of Workr, to ascertain the canoe, if possible. The engioe which supplies the Castle is worked by the fall of the River Thames, and the pumps are supplied (rum a spring. Upon examination, I bound the leaden conveyance pipe for the unglue to the Castie, very ilefectice, and recuineriended two. and-MA:llr inch iron pipe to be sutsititisied, which wwsidone. In the par 18105, the same d. ficienco,of supply took place as in 1799, but out from the same cause. I had, from my rap:lll.•rleallYa a, nenceil the iuersistatinli u'f iron pipes, and ronclisiled She pipe was simian' slopped; and having recom noroiled she pipe 10 he take up, 1 te-emitted the orifice was inure than one inch diameter, the oicrustation being 'wally equal all roomd the iiiternal surface of the pipe. In the year 1791 it was brood Necessary to take up and relay a ticelse-inch irou folio (of Il.n h pipes, which %vete orixiiially laid down In the year 1748) Crum the Chelsea ‘Vaterviiii Its esigiite to the reservoir in Ilyilell ) sik, iu coos.- grotto* of the joints being pi nched. The introststiou tin she lutenist surface of ibis main was in iiiegis:ar lumps, and op.!. an verge shout half au inch th:ck ; the diameter of the pope being couiracied to nearly eleven inches. In the year 1819 the diffienlty of supplying the reservoir in liensiogiou Gorden., near t h e palace, had lice/eased to en eaten', ihat it became alisolutt.ly necessary to 1•lIl Ibe coolie; viol !metre lakeii the proper steps, I found the pipe sits comforted toy surf u•totida. The pipe was Originally five inches t.ismet. r; and from the Chelsea wieferweisks bunks was laid by govionment in the yesr 1751. The pipe was rouliaciell to three iuclus diameter, and the inriu• 0000 cowered the internal surface in irregulsr Errs[ the futegoiirg oh lion. ■n itsfereare oily he draw u , that the MerlWallkill out the 1111444 M! Surfs.. of ices pipe* , will, ill She course of tiny yeas, so contract iheurificsa am it still he ab.!.lntelc neessiary fur the pipes to be t .1. u up, cleaned, mud r• tool, duriug which psocess saute of them u.ay he lojgoesl. I: had Insig been discovered. it. the insi..nre of the pipe which supple., the reservoir in Kensing ton gardens frosts the Chelsea Waterworks souls, that peat .101'6,11i, !sad as u. u rn 111111:1114 She %Cr Vire, and the cause was uuksiowss rtrtil Ilie l ove was examined, on that the in. thw.thOusi had, it most be sorssoused, urseinatcd some 'rare Iu f.se that in root. It is iircesssry its observe, ilsal by the proveleise.roethatation, and colon ipsessu russirnetion of the irons.• of t he pipe*, the 11. ieti iiii of the water passing through 1:o ea will be itseresowtt, and either a greater purer ur luilitr i.eti will b e r . g o o , it Is, force Ole bailee quantity of water titiuugh area pop s at Ste end of silty sesrs, than ens to igiss. ally showed. Cp./ribs' cuuiputatsuu it inAy be slated, that the loop.. move mosposile iiiii cof power or of l we, will ueu• iliesll a curreispowding ;nes ease of. speller, which in the fiftieth year wiay amussut to hay per nut. ware than was furoll ►ufirieul it the first year. It is also nerroviry to °Wirer, that this roger" of encrust Athol in or.ou pipes a calcolated opus: a sesppuattiou that she river Thausea water only is seed an the l ips►. 'll.ere i. smother material consideration in the expellee of °bible orp.irs of Iron popes whirls is is.., issellharsi IY lbr tifimisle; sta. the expen.e of the probable ►epairy, of twos ism be gsswairr is area Slum tie wuosieu pfrpeet sad bay. lag eat. fully estimated mirk extra espeu.e, I thud co.'s, of thirty years it will autuout to three peree per yard iw a Cear•weh trots pipe. • ... • With .caper[ to tha duration of woollen pipes is the dis tr./A sui•pl:cd by the CIIL lies Waters:rusks, the water betel 1 (U THEATRE, NEWCASTLE -STREET, STRAND. ripm . s EVENING, MONDAY, Novomb-r .a the Peoformariee• will commence with as ADDRESS, to be spokes by Mr. °cherry ; after whirh • Immo 1.080 ; OR, HERE HE IS AGAIN. ; Doo Gagman de l'actieen, Mr. H. Bahr, (from bo Th o s. Missal); Dori Cortes tie Gutman. Mr. Heaky ; Dos Ramirez de Fonseca, Mr. Baker (from the Theatre !(oyal, Haymarket); Dun Alooiro, Mr. Howard; Cpcbillos, Mr. Strieklmod ; Prdrillo, Mr. Vale • Diego, •M. OxlPery. Poona Clara, Miss E. Scutt ; Dt:oari Laura, 3lisa !moth (from the Theatre Royal, Hayrcarket); Beatrice; Miss Healey; Flora, Mrs. Maxwell ; Hostess, Mr.. Peareelfrions the Theatre Roy•l, Haymarket); Margaretia, Miss Hopkins. To which will be added a Barletta, is two Acts; callril THE IRISH WIDOW. Whittle, Mr. Hammond (from the Theatre Royal, Hay. market); Keksey, Mr. H. Baker; Nephew, Mr. Howard ; Sir Patrick O'Neil, Mr. Villers. Widow Brady, 31isa Wal pole (her 4th appearance in London ) To euniliode with TEREZA TOIIX INS ; Olt, THE FRUITS OF GENEVA. Boxes 45.--Pit 21.—Gallery lc—Half Po ice at Half Past Eight. On Monday, the Illth iattant, Mr. Tayleare, from the Theatre Royal, Haywai ker. will appear in a new Character; and on the Sal wnlay following Me. H. Jiilinsion anal 31,as li. Beorli will be iostrodoseed i.e a new !Corlett* and a favourite lute, hide, in which they will romitais the principal character,. RICH 2 WIJEEL.—;ALL MON‘RY PRIZES. ' of 3 t X2,60 £1,001) 4 Etc. &c. And • full proportion oiSmilier Prit 4. making NOT I'%tO BLANKS 10 A PRIZE! ...SOO Tickets wcie drawn the Lkiy„ above is the Stair of the Vl'licrl for the BraliND LAY, NovEQ. Silt 10. 10 hen the First•draw,, Prrze will iceeire X 30,000 MONEY!!! Ticket* and Shares, warranted tinilrano, are Selling by HAZARD 11111.1 en. She Contraerora, at their sod fur•ituate OfEco a, 93, Royal Exrhalogr ; ; mad 394, thfind atrret i where they SiilJ. in rise Lnit Lttl tery, Ner. 15,702, a ftl.ooo !-6,054 a f1t.,000 !—.11,1 ALL Ike £30,n00 Prizes in • farmer Lome,. COALS 39*. for iinnseili4te pvyineut. do . "' Intl* *are, delivered in Town enure flee: Poorcrioor larrie Ilwad Goal*, 4415, feral Oa wit* awalawil*lmg 11 Y tights at bd..; maned*, 436,41.; infatOr, 294. hair of tarry t pease rovirept the trifle for meta* tin 4 W.*Pt4/1., Cheap Gael Merchant.. 74, 0 0r1ik 44 ., iuelbt nark, sear llol'ontd.alreet, begs roost reapre trolly to ash. mil iv hit Frirnia any the Public in oteterail, shit ss'olwille standing the watchful eye of *ea and saiturnowoo. whin aid enapluyeal u s supported against Lint by the onoom"Pull'il* the leads, f r she purpose of cunt iunios th • or lb• a hies still he is determined to persist in eel; int Coul• " I " 4 P'• 11 " 6 " 5 1 in Loudon, and lie challenges mod .loser Ihn whole of the Cairopiralors in the troth', with sheer noun. noes body of int inners, tu prevent him. Ile 11100 5,01 r0i1...1) re, germs all persons poirchssing Coale Guns oo .I.seie the comas to measure the Coal. contained be sot the ha. he than may appear the least ussatesfaetuey, w pose that they mow aiu three Lo s Boahrla of Cush.; Its.. may •Isu lie loolose not wily as a frieuolly, but absolutely ueresint y hem t•. oho are sow dealiug with high pric .10.11 311 corlo , " 1 ..*I''' I' l 4 informers, more particularly in the Wommin•ito r Moro** I:leirkt, which COIIIIIKNICtII inoinediotely wo•aia the Tenaplt, as it is well known Is the Trade the ewes (rondo. but practices are resoled to by the sis timely of thew , as, i " mAuY iu.t , not more thou I no hoahrl. *oil a half 'MI scut fur a 'stk. Thu.e aho pierrhase from W. POOL 1,14 3 I on • sir scud lj the 11 . 1141,re In see their CO eh. 111,11101.t..i. halls Certi6Late of Ilse parr well be proder..l t.i pure Ilse gitality. Our oli.ollilrun locums in "k•ud three sacks no Gee, or ease Lick in tau soda 1..15. W. POOL desires Cie is indeed Co*l Mn,,.i tis *rod she li nctrsi meters they Lave to insp. to the en saw. meal of his t:uals. VV. POOL treat* the thr,sts of the bade alai she Indrpratleal spirit of a four and hoots, 1 " / —4 - 44, ft by ' , list Or °aurae..., as r ill mote ilaturitatc aittut:un. rnEATRII-SOYA/., CUV A:NT-GARDEN. TilN• EVENING, MONDAY, Nov. 5, will be perforated, is fuer acts, the Opera of • THE EXILE. • COMO Utrirk (the Eaile), Mr. Egerton; Governor of Mr.W. Farren ; Baron A Iltradoff, Mr. Meadoos ; COMM Calllbilf, Mr. Dune Pet ; Dann. Mr. Young iVelzien, Mr. Comewret Bervitz, Mr. Fawcett. The Empre.s Elizabeth, Mrs. Fanelli Katharine, Mrs. T t Alcamo, Mid Foote. The Grated Public Entry.' the F.atpress Elizabeth; and the Interior of the Cathedral of Moscow, in stench the CORONATION of ELIZABETH is perforunti by the Grand Patriareh, and his adistingDigaitarics. After which the Melo drama called THE WARLOCK OF THE GLEN. Clasennald, Mr. Connor; Andrew Mackleatane, Mr. Far. ley; laadir, Mr. Blowhard ,• Ittithireis, Mr. Comer; the Warlock of the Glen, Mr. Abbott. Adela, Mrs. Frocit ; Marian, Miss Beaumont. Places for the Boars to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Boa-o/ee, Hart-dred, from Ten till Four. Te.merrow, the Cemedy of She Stoups to Conquer, with Brother and Sister. On Saturday, fist lime, a new Farce, called The Venison Pasty.