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• • • gags fesid to ii; badly AO lea Moly tL falYeylai 7"0 nit iptron OP ran brutlse Atilt nay aria would NM his to Bow- treet If he refused to at. NOON Nissen is her 'Forsook sad be at length did so, as she re. I Sts-.Be pleased. injustice to Me. i 115.., to inter the aided him that he might as well go on as he had done foilsman is your Paper. mooch. He let her It three keys afterwards, sad et • owed- A CONSTANT REA DIX iag in Chavdoestreet with Thome@ Beek, he' produced' It mop use he generally haulm the Sehalows Gicesoes them, sod the robbery was Reed • in, Beet being left to the halt-pay alb. regiments of the line, who hove biede ob. had two associates in guilt. informant oat his wife nut seised amMillaajeag to the rOßOkirmilitia, area lsellitwed mod let the man 'Beek into•the 'hitches, whin he left aloe, , (by the Ist sod 2d Geo. 111. esp. 42, see.l%; the Obselbelled bidding him for God's Peke tie bind 'how be illitpoel of she 1 pay, as Subalteras from the militia; hods allowsasoews ogee, things. Beck let in Charler i llfarsh, and a Pas el the aloe. let the daily fatilme af animism Oaten whoa imaPirfed of ties, net in custody. He teemed • with hie wife on thews, establishment. The above aliowaseire ban file . see. after oiseu'eloek, mid the homes lonia( bees stripped, militia were sever grimed toed IM presesit rho to G&W* be west to Mr. OW. brother and to 'flew-street the ant Mt ha)Rpoy albs lase. - nis Ceea e tesifesie. was a rerriminatina of . 's.• Re stated ►,yam, l a, THIS ARMY. • that for eve weeks before the nibbery, Jeri war iagotriag Mime e • ' after Mary Beck, and be produced some plummet feathers, Age rFrom the Metdeleas filsoffe.] awl at other times trinket'', &e. He said his wife leas • dimai ladi`e maid, and her mistime made her them presents. Tlitireday 0111111Otaiti011ia regimes', will Weans seal MA .be poisoner Jag* tit Ille.Ordeb haulm, lately arrived at C.beelemr toe ishei, erns iospeeted Bhim saw it; he theeprodseed aims 411s1i1s, , the Adjutaid•Gromal of the Fiereiskarll. Term, wig ~j *bleary was planted. 'Melted alma velvetaly him. who was pleased to express hie higloalgegleMoie of their lip. suggested that he shoold let lifforinant is at eight 'preemies to Maim Hill, is the moollitelibleeory moaner. • mialet in the tweeting of iheMth S 1 'October, and he would Os Friday (23d instme), Lib. Argrefor&Oteeval ha. .994114.0 his broke:Sans ' suit one Tamer, in the robbery apected the 49th regiment, aed allhowgb it last dividgest Isterisant ergs let in by !ago, whoo wife was almost, Vie regiment had only arrived frees Weal the day SAM, era he teak away a handle, and left Jigs In the house; a 4. he was phased to moire, to Irmielealtaineekta hisilblap terwards saw Sam Jago arid Turner maw out of the house prohathis, in the meet Satiable aaislyN odd& golloolog with glass sod a bundle. He saw R.lngo the next t 0.... :great ceedit es both officers 4194/ mew. 7W Mos Sao WNW ing, who told his he bad given information if the robbery lions will embark in a few days at GromMede der Ile • at Bovi.street. Re dusted that Maralikerew ttf the robbery. of Seed Hope. The Adjetant General se. %ley Beek's coefeseies was next'erad, aid ebe . kerew sem 'troops of the Hodsourabie East lathe Company, seisellhe thin of the robbery. mammasil of Major Hay; of this beet also the Adjutants Pew, 144 lodged with Gees in Yine-street, the latter of -Gerseral appeared arch to approve; ladeed the indefatigable whom was admitted King's evideare, proved that part ofilei esertime of Major Hay hare havoglit these moor into* • whales property was cememiled in his Misr, Red that the nen 'llbeetate dracipline. Beck- had takes several bundles from iheeee. Gates ha Os Batarday ;the 24th het.) the Adjutant-Geserat re. sold wits's, of • geoilestae• evil being about to be mg viewed the whole of the Gerrie.. osi the Lines, cutioistior Witness had toe of the coats, ad he so, .I.lreent of the stoles isi the hallowing moos, via.:—The royal engioemrs; fret amines is the filler. Saw Gates in cotoposy with befalls 3d guards; 49th regimes.; royal emanate; Math Lewis, a drake in marine storeolo White flertlard, who regimes*; sad list light infantry. The lime was formed was proved to have purchased tart of the articles state. at half past twelve, aid exactly at woe the Adjutaiii.Gatierat The evidence of Gates, the approver, cormhorated that ef arrived as the ground, atteaded by Colonel Sir A. Christie, Pew, and connected the whole of the Primmer. together. Conaniandast of the Garrido.. Abe reeeiviug the sabte, Lewis's wife Met a stolen ibeet and table-cloth to plate he rode dews the hoe and minutely iaapectedlise by it woman of the name of Pew. 14 eras pledged'in Lewis's After marching past in slow time, they peffemed rancho amine, and Pew took her the money. et/whitlow, in the most admirable style, covered by the rapid Mary Beek farther confessed to pledging some articles. light infantry movements of the 71.1 light Watery and royal Two women were discharged, ana die tither five dere .re- sappers and miners • the squares were keened Is high style, eaaalled fur re-examination on Saturday. sad the changing Mont to attack the hoe was greed; the tiring waseseellent, nod the charge of the whole bee at the coischisida was lardy executed; imbed, the whole of the I ,erformaaees gained the high approbate). of die Adjutant. Menem', Wt. was Pleated to express the same to Cultist 'Clitheru of 3d guards, who commanded the line oft the Airtionon. The weather was bot Tely hvoarablefor the de 'seam); bat still there was a 144 e assemblage of peratufstio ditlien the review. Amongeter peranns`present were Noticed Earl Darnley, Lord Cliftoo,'Lloa.litalbert Bligh, Lady Darn ley, Ladies Bligh, Sir G. Hate, 'General D'Arcy, 'adobe! Borgoyue.ler. be. The fallowing Garrison Orders Were leseedon Saturday GARRISON ottrizßs. " °mitten, November 24, 1111. Allots'-Toieettes.—Tbe Cdasnmendant is directed by the Adjutaist-General lu rupees to the troops in garrison his high approbation of the appearance sad perforsisace of the iliffereurearps in the field to-day, brigaded under the com mend of Colonel aiihero, of the 3d Gnards. had be re quests that tbeCoaswiaadingollteess of the Royal Engineer., Ist battalion IN the adenoids, the 49th, *bib, and detach. meat of the lie regimeut, will assure their respective corps that he will earsider it Ms illy to make the most favourable report of them to his Royal Htglosese the Commander-ice. thief. The Comoandatit las slao received the Adjutant. Generiffs eummaads„ to express equally his high approbation elf the Royal Maniere, and that he will deem it his duty to .report their merit to the Loeb of oho Admiralty. " Bleeder of Colonel Sir Archibald Christie, consesaalling. C. BENTLEY, Staff Captain." Upwards of 100 wies arrived as Cbathion ea Isodey, from the Mediterraneau. Detaehmeets of the Ist and 38th regieseats bare arrived from the I.le of Wight to embark for the East ladies; ale. a detachment of the 16th regiment ad royal Oat corps, to embark fur Ceylon; these &teemeds embark os heard the Globe- at Gravesend. Tilt 49th and 5611 , regiments wiU embark shortly at Gravesend, tor the Cape of Goud Hope, on board the follow. ing Mips, via. William Fairies., Thomas Coons, &r David Scott, and Earl Bakeries. A. wafurtailate accident occorred es Sunday to Linde neat Trevelison of the royal engineers, who was riding a very spit lied horse , w bleb started at sumethin at the end of the Melville-parade, Chatham, and art off at speed. Liens. wont Treveliaos was disown, and severely cut, and, we aro 41411 sorry to say, tereived a CONCUSSION of the brats; he lees in a dangerous state, but hopes are entertained of hie - - DARING BURGLARY. Oa Moods" sight the house of Mr. Blareadield, No. t Elisabeth-place, Lambeth, sear the workhouse, was *IF tiered, sod ro iled inT plate, hnrn, 'rarest apparel, and attend Wt. is Bank of 'England-ndtes. Mr. sod Mrs Whom field bad pose from home, without leivinwairy me to take care of the premises, mod the door was left or the double lock. The thieves effected an entraace by mesas of skeleton keys. On Mr. and Mrs. Bloontlieltra returning home a little before ten ',Mock, they found the door's ide open, and the chests, drawers, cupboards,sed hoses bad been bloke open or the locks picked with pithlikk keys. Goff the constable was sent for, sad found the boom in great con fusion. He was satisfied that the rolibery was comiatitee by experienced thieves, from the implements they had reed is opening (be doors, and from their haviNg madeteN the 'most valuable as writ as portable articles, end left behind them the least valuable property. The robbers also left a pipe wish some tobacco behead them, which it is serpmeed they carried with them for the purpose of creating a light by applying a 'Matelot* it. MYSTERIOUS DEATH: -ass- Os Buiday fait Obeli last) a female seerast, mired • Timm Trines, who lived as cook with Mr. J. Curling, at • Iheagett, sear ht. Laminate, ha the Isle of Theme, left • t ter choler's home on • visit fn her sister, at Saadwich, soil was expected to retorts hi the evening of that day ; hot the hoar of Sift basis( arrived, mid not asking her supearasee, two of the am servants of the house went cut 'to sleet her; and, la a "tarter of ate hour after wards, white mar She directimpool, when the road (-um iasdiekh diverges is &freest directions, they oh. *fried a gig or me hone chaise approaching, is which •were •a yam mid a tousle, sad betviag made themselves 4 •llnoies, the mamas called to see by same, earnestly ea ' treating therkrunid mop the haw, sad adding, w Nor G o d.. "sake - take as, vat; bet the man who drove instantly orkippedVbe loose, which tot off at full speed, re as to pre. rent my attempt to asap it. One of the pelmets, however, Farmed the elates as toot tato the direct road leading to Ramegate, mid followed it is that direetioa till he per ' tried that the driver, hirriag passed Nether Court, hud tarried oh. of the turaprite-road into • lane on the right lead ing ta Newell, sod arreardingly crossed the acids the more readily to istererpt it ; but tieing uneaccesefoi, he still etor tarried the pursuit Imo Ramegate, where, by the light of the hops, he grit observed that the female was missing. and the moo who drove darectiog his course through Kansirgite into Ilse road leatheg to Margate, all further trace of the • • t b a t aa was last ; mad, it being now ten o'clock, be gave up the poessit, sod returned to his master's house. An imme. - disk swab sow in essaserreuce made in every direction dor ' iog the aight,4or the female who was missing, but without c i rca., till about B. yesterday morningVituaday last), a , a man, named Wood, was proceeding Trost the vicinity I.f this city, with a cart load of bavius to Itinnsgste, he die covered o female lying lifeless in the road, within a few rods • of the grunts of Nether Court, which, span further ex am ;ration, was foetid to be the body of the rtufortasate women, with several bruises in her face, se if fer•ta the effect 'of blows. *Ms:sum being pun seed, the body was carried la the wuehliciuse at St. Lisrenee. where it now awaits the Comm tasq.,cos, stitch silt be lucid os this .day. It out appear, from a purse. uuolaiuing a sovereign a n d some silver, Much was toned ni tier pocket, that she tad "been robbed: audit is to be lamested that the person who permed the chaise, skald, in cruising the Betide wilt the good inteolies shove deserrhed, Irate fell the main road be 'f.we horasried the spot where the body woe found. The de ceased was shout thirty years of age, sad had lived with Mr. at Oseagell, opener's of Bre years, by whom, as seal as by Ins tastily, she was meth respected for her good cowdort. Mace writing the above, we ham that the man who drove the chaise has been discovered sad committed to Si. Asgindiate's till the moult of the inquest shall be lifowelo Monday evening, about five o'clock, Mr. Wtt,- Liam EN NIS. of Anthony-street, S. George's in Easi, pawing the corner of Blue Anchor-yard, Itowinaty-Isne, *as attack-d by four ruffitns, who liancked him down, and robbed him of his watch. Monday evening the Gosport coach was lobbed ad a trunk filled with valuables; the Mintage roach was rubbed on Tuesday night last week ; and out Wednesday the luggage was cut from behind two private carriages. bearcely a night passes with -out robberies of this kind. sr:every. _ !ICELAND. -.11111. Mosiday asurtaug the body of a respectable look. Onyt micldle•aged ants was found drow n ed i n t h e etatiaoce luck of the lee cut, Limehouse. It was conveyed to the bune-houte to be owned, and for a Coroner's Inquest. Ou Wed ur od.y 14ot the sexton of the parish of Marthahasso, sateuding to adjust the turf around She grove where the wife of Captain Foattutu, of Woudbridge, had besi buried on the 11th mgr. ob served that same of she flags had been removed, and the earth strewed on each side of the grave. His suspicions being awakened by these circumstance-v. he immediately communicated them,to the relatives of the decea4ed, who consented that the grave should be se opened. The search proved that the Ludy had keen stolen, and that the coffin and shroud DUBLIN, NOVILIBER 26. " No information," says the Leinster Journal, " could be obtained at the itiquest, except that the occupant of the farm-house adjoining that of the ill-fated family. hearing the uoise of a crowd of ptople, about twelve o'clock gut up, and going outside of she house, fired IA pistol, which was su swered by another shot, and a peremptory order to retire to his bed, if he valued his life, with which he deemed it wisest to comply. The spectacle of the murdered group was toe must revolting ever beheld, particularly the body of the pregnant wa rners. It could be ascertained that they had beeu dressed, from which it is conjectured that they had givers battle to the assailants." The saute Paper adds, " We have received some information as to the probable motives of forming the conspiracy, and perpetratiog these murders, which it would be injudicious to publish at the pre terit moment. Suffice it to say, *hear was a laud. jobber." the Kilkenny Alade►otor of Saturday says -44 ♦m occostat has jolt reached our office, that four persons have been arrested upon suspicion of be ing concerned in the horrible outrage ut the Seven Acres Farm." A Privy Council was called at the Castle on Saturday, to deliberate upon the horrible outrage in the county Tipperary. The usual oilers of par. don, and large rewards, were understood to have been determined upon, but we believe no Procla mation has yet been issued. The state of the Magistracy in all the disturbed districts demands an immediate and rigid exam'. isation.—( Dublin Freeman's Juanita/ In excavating the ground in Micklegate, York, last 'Petit, for the purpose of maktrig Mies to three new houses, 10111 t human bones, and deep black mould, evidently constituted of Notional ur vegetable decomposed matter, were discovered ; and a day or two after a sepulchral urn, in the most perfect state as to propoitiou, colour, and parts ; a few fragments of lacryinaturirs, and several um. questionable Kunsan coma, were also dug up. It would appear that the great Roman road, or ►trees, ran throve!' Mteklegate ; and that the present seat of the newly-discovered bones i• a portion of that 'extensive burying place of the Romans, which op pears to couirnence north of the Iltrhop-I,llt, and to ternituate with the plain tumulus winch stands beyond the Mount. The urn is of red day, with 't letters, ortworitt, or etutw►stire. i uric lett. • -• out ADDRESS 'TO THE CITIZENS OF EDINBIAGII. AN) TO I THE INHABITANTS OF NORTH SEITAIN IN DENERAL. ON HIS MAJESTY'S EXPECTED VISIT TO SCOTLAND. 'HT VHS RIGHT HON. Sit JOHN SINCLAIR, BART. " The Mese, High Inswing o'er the broad orruteeo some, 'Sets CoWeida, its roweetie view; fle tity owntaine, Goa the wavieg wale, !steward with a keen difireive ekl, lireadoin the eon! aerate." Tsosises (Astuseih Ilse 876). We have erery reason to hope, that in the cootie of the es' iwg esilither or eisreens his Majesty will humour his Scottish flonsiwiews with his presence. Os no occludes have expectatiess of a royal vigil been hitherto excite 4. without their beteg (.11111e4 by hi. Majesty. Notwithaaeding (he period at which the Coronation look lilsee, sad the Breit fatigues attending that splendid erre weeny, his leak subjects were seal after gratified with a Illestreeke ; and the artless masse with which 04 ;7 4 1 1411ansed *bele gem lode for this sneak' mask of royal i attestioaelmeeearksrot with that allialBo6oll and gewernsity by whirl the Irish ebareekt is so peculiarly distinguished. 1,1101 11 1411 i the IlHorafvesiesses, and eves the (larger", Milk Mali SA tramellem to Wellsoi bad been attended, more aid throglei the season iblIP Pan hod Ulm* extremely eufavourable to voyages *by sea, sod journeys lead, his Majesty resolved Not to assiorelle • makeets is the expeetatioas they hid formed of seeks him; sad be has accurdiegly visited that port of Id* sissuipises. gads wee, therefsee, th be hiegieed, unless pretreated by some melouked-ke eireemstaaee, that hie Majesty will fail to visit Soaked in the miens of the emotion year; sad this may be more cooldently relied ow, as his Somas\ subjects have intny just dales to his Majesty's raireerahls enemies. The Scottish Throes is, perhaps, the most ancient in I;la 'rope; and it is is etemitiqoeste of his Majesty's emseetioe with the Scottish House of Stuart. Red its alliance with the Hagfish Hooke( Tudor, that he inherits the British Crowns. While other countries may boast of a more fertile territory, • dwre genie/ etiolate, sad may possess a more nemeroes popelatioe,.ohere is Done ' where the cultivated soil produces in more attendance, or where the people in getters' are more awfully and more profitably employed. The restores of the country are picturesque and suagaifiesst ; while the pee. phi who inhabit it are earned to respect, from their military 'ad naval tichievesoeutetbeir great industry—their sties.- tile sequiremeuts—and their strict 'Mellen to morality sod religion. On the supposition that his Majesty will visit Scotland in Heftiest* of the amine/ sweather or autumn, it is of much importance fur the pen* of this country to consider in what 'bane', antra give • peeper reception to their Sovereign. There Is so eircesesetece that bas dose more credit te• Irish than their taking attemeste of the Royal Visit, in order le her, its utilities thoeir religious animosities which have so long distracted that interesting country*. In Scutlaed, though there are different religious sects, yet their opposition to each *thee is not tarried I. the same violent height. In Ireland, probably, not • fourth pert belong to the EatablishedChereh; whereas is Scotland, not &rostra port are Dissenters; and even of these the greater proprieties hold Presbyteries primaries. The cootentions in this ceustry are more of a political than of a religious nature; and when the contest is, which party shall eogross the powers of Government, it is not to be *op posed that any voles between those who wish to hove the exclusive possession of the same object, is likely to bedrocks". The Sovereign must choose between the two parties, which of them he maiden to be the beet lilted for the adesieistra• ties of public affairs. There ere some points, however, denerviag of immediate atteetaki, is needle which, I trust, ell tree Soielehmes will tweak is opiates. The first is, to resider tie sexiest Palace of the slags of Seethed a It place for the reeeptioa of the Sovereign sod his ' Court, and to improve the imam to It. To accomplish these objects, the plats fur the improvement of Holyrood Howse, draws osp by the late Mr. Adam, ought to be lame. diately set about; sod the Warrior of the rooms filial ep, so as to soil a royal residence. The modest Chapel there ought likewise to be repaired, that the 'niches of the Thistle may be installed, in that place, with due solemnity. loch other buildings, also, ought to he conwsored, aid, if possible, completed, as are eakulated lu untamela a metropolis, the situation of which is se peculiarly picturesque and beautiful. For instance, the erection of the Partheeoe, on the Callus. bill, which has so long been aosiously wished for, by Uwe who are desirous to perpetuate, by so noble • mosoment, the fame of these military and naval heroes who have bees horn M Scotland. It would seem, indeed, as if the cummeuest meta of this favourite notional object were reserved for the presence of the Sovereigh in this country, and to immor talize the epoch tidbit; Majesty's visit to il. it would also be a mast important object, were all Moo pates respeetieg the reparation of the evokel church of St. Giles termirated, sad if an Aet were brought in, fur raising a sum necessary to complete, in a magnificent style, that ancient edifice. In compliment to their Sovereign, the pri vileged clews of the community might waive their tiffs!". dung, and agree In a general contribution or anemones!, to be speeded ea giving dignity and beauty to a building, erected in the centre of our metropolis. It would doubtless be highly gratifying to the Sovereign to know, that it was out of respect to him that established rights were waived, sad that.. important improvement ass accomplished. It . would add to the pleasure he must experience, while sitting is the Royal Clair is that edike, sod listening to those eloqueut Ministers of the Scottish Church, who shall have the Meese of preamble, before him. In bus visit to Scutlagel, his Majesty will not he serreuud. ed with those Digeitaries of the Church, to which be has beer accustomed I. Hashed sod lu Ireland; but it would be proper that a General Assembly of the Church of Scot. land (the roily Ecclesiastical Parliament now cutest), were to be held epos the *make, that his Majesty might be more fully impressed with the mature and constitutiog of the Presbyterian Establisbnieut. where the members of the Church make up for disparity of rank, by the opportunity they hare of exercising their talents in the progrenaivejlidi catores of the church; and where the only distioction arises from superior mericood virtue. The judicial risk of Scotland, in which there are many eacelleut itertittitiiois, as the plan of Registers, titc, will likewise he su impliseerstbhjecra Pt Royal equity eel it may be proper, this, tittiorseidorr, whether it would not be ' advisable to form " A Cogs" d the LAWS of Scotked, which have many peculiar exceilescies, as preparatory to a similar plan fur England tied !seised. The city of Edinhergis has bees called the modern Athens. lo awake is, to some respects, similar to the ancient metropolis of Attica ; and its its devotion is literature, it been a great resemble/ire to that celebrated city. His Majesty will naturally wish to examine all the particu lars intersected with this emporium of smoke, in whirls so great a number of individuals are instructed iii a knowledge of medicine, in ancient and is eauderu language,, still in every species of art and science alistisigoished fur its Few of those celebrated cbaraciere, wlw once ad d the literary circles of Eilintarret s now "is' ; but we bit" still to boast of some reneoonts of the old stuck, a Dusan Stewart, mid a Henry Mackenzie, and likewise IMUIC inure louden' authors of disinigui.hed celebrity. There is WO coonday, killer, *hese agriculture sad gar. drain are cashed to greater protection than in Scotland. 'I he fissiremeuts sit husbandry are so simple sod edirieni, and the whole system so easily understood, that the pudic. two of the late Presideut of the Roil Society (Sir Joseph tiaokb) is likely so tor irelified, **Thal apiculture will owe muse to the Scuts tlisteetu say other tiation sure Adam first wielded the spade." A ptoughing match, abli as 'zinnia", reale, would be era iitlerestieg spectacle for the Sovereign to worms. The art of road-making 111/ also been carried to great • Any recent attempts : to • revive animosities, ii is to be hoped, will he speedily raperoseel. t It wusild be rigid, that,iuoaae great proressi ~,,, all the teachers and educating (bilis ideals in Edinburgh should pass in review before his alry•siy. It •uulsl be a new and mast inteiesting spectacie. Perfection °lined ; atta it is febalope that the reek over which his Majesty will probably Mavel, will repaired previous to hi• Majesty's arrival in Scotland, on lbe peso. ciples of 1111.edros. The streets if Edinburgh, alms, will require much atteatiou mod iseMoveinriti• The perfection to whkis various maileadiciures have been bronchi in Glasgow and its vicioity. and the beauty of the fabrics wrosight N 'that neighbourhoOd, moat 'Ws the admiratiots of every beholderi and to Vane, t 'loyal Visitor will naturally direct bieatteittion. In regard to other objects of warts, imptit 4 l,lietaiareigo will have tin opportunity rif ievestigsting in Sestlanill, with peculiar advantage, ammo of the Most important brioches of political emorinoy in pirliedier—,Tie gym. ot of 'ochial edocatsoo, had its rofrecie—t Ire manhgement Of the laws for the euelosieg of land. and the division of property held in cosmos—and Other branther, on which ikpeosl She swerlaalial intererte of a nation. In no other coootry. also, have inquiries of a statistical nature been carried to arch an talent; for acciiinta bate been drawn up, out only of every parish, and of every county in the kingdom, bet a 'emend view of the mate of the country at large has been published, accompanied by tables, eon ainieg statements of every par ticular with which a Sovereign, or • Meister Of State, would wish to be made arinainted. There is so country, therefore, where • mind, anxious for the attainment of useful kunwiedge, could aflame more vs luable isfuensatioe thee Ic Sewilasd. Vet. on such se aces- Moe, elitircts of s more itatessag, but lea imp/riset descrip tion, are sot to be disregarded. It Mty be proper to camel' the ancient records of the City of &tieback in order to ascertain in what manner the Kiwis of Scotland Were formerly reeeivrd tie their first ar rival is that metropolis; sal to resew, so far 04 modern mitesers will admit of it, the same style of reteptiom rlesides modern races, exclusively roisistedlu ave object, ft would be desirable to add to them, exhibitions of eeme of fame ',theistic exercises fur which Sealant was forMerly 'celebrated. A musical festival, shio, is which Scottish Medic should have its full share, should twit be omitted. . . It would be gratifying thtlevfietiler esteafriente to set hie Majesty, sod his Scottish subject; attired in the inched garb of the country. Indeed, eothieg would have a more striking effete or the bind of • *hanger than to Minna the Highland dress—the Highland onnsie--and the Highland remsnes ;Wive., so as to represent to the rye the .caner* had customs of anc , ret times. To see a headrest Chiefs, and Highland Laird., attended by the elite of their respective Vises, each werriug the peculiar tartan or agar of his trice, Would be • sight which could only be seen in Semlend. His Majesty mky also partake, 'Midst the scenery of the I ` d"pian Mountains, the amiseesesits of the chase, as en *Wed by his secestors, of which se striking • deacriptiou is gives iii the ancient Histories of Scutlasid. The object of • Sovereige l hOWever, in visiting the snore Meant parts of his tionsiatoes, is net srnusetatift Inertly, or the exhibitien of *beers or pageletry (though Mete pub. lie testioutioies of respect sad aftettion are not without their use), but his real indigestion most arise from the reerribe of his mental powers—from the acioireeneut of new loftiness. tion.—Truns his esitieg his subjects. by conciliatiut religions or political animosities, which has bees se happily accomplish. ed by his Majesty in Ireland—amid, above all, from the means with which be la the foreished of seceriaiehare how he can beet ameliorate the cooditioa sad augment the hap. pine.. of his people. Oo the whole, there eau be so doubt that the proposed visit of bit Majesty will prove highly gratifying, both to him and to his subjects in Scotland, avid may eveetitally prove the source of horsetail ibeoefila to the uenhern part of his donsiuiuna ; and, for that purpose, it would be desirable that preparations for his reception were merle eurk, so as to be done in a measer likely to be acceptable to his Majesty, awl creditable to his Scottish subjects. To contribute to ao imp meat as object, the preceding hints are hastily throws together. JOON SINCLAIR. 133, George-street, EJiaborgls, Nov. 11, 1121. NAVAL lIVTELLIGENCIL roarsmoorw, wovawswa 27. Arrived the Enterprise, Cook, from th DoWes fur Stem Lembo. galled the Mutes, Jonas, for Alirewl; sad Royal Grotto, Steck, for Los Am. taLlicarts, Novvisaa 11. It blew very strong all last sight, with booty squalls, &oil still toothiest,. _ A letter from Crooked liked, dated sth October, says— " no ship Albert, of Portsmouth, N.H. was last is a burri. caste 13th September. on LODE laud; crew saved. Tha coast of Cuba bad suffered much. asavesswo. morrow= t 7. Sailed LA Belle Animism, Rolfe, foe Madras. snrcurcu, sovansta 27. The Zephyr, How, frost Riga for Lawton, has pot is bete with loss of author, cable, Ise. having bees os shore as the Osee Edge, aad it ii expected the cargo hoe received some damage. RANIGATE, fr. Arrived the Pommes. Short. Am Shields for Amadei, with loss a two miebors, bowsprit, Re.; sad Tierce, from Cowes fur Hsvn, with loss of two sachets, lee. 11111.1101111), NOYINIIIII4 SS. The A arpielons, Drew% front Bristol for I mimed, macho, ed in Haberman Pill Creel' yesterday, parted her cable, and west us sham bet has been since got into deep water with or so damage. The revenue &chooser Richemiid, baring gives the Heresies, from Bristol for Genoa, a fuel birth, got across her bows, sad the Heresies was obliged to set btr cable to get clear. ow., 'aviators 117. Pot back Ilse Zephyr and James Harris, for Jamaica. CAW down the River sad remain the Gerlead, Broom, far the Cape of Good Hope; Richard, Kay, for New beetle Wales; mad Britatosia, White, for the Basile. ♦rrived sad temsia the Pithead, Harvey, from Newfound- Mad for Pool. The 'bole of the ootward.beeod (except time mattloried Yesterday) rode oat the gale is safety.—The weatbe► is sow moderate. ABIRDEIIII, 11101111111 SIM 24. The brig Hope, of Leith, for America, Street oo Hotter,- bead, sad was takes iato Peterhead dame logged. A Gentleman's servant in the neighbowhood of Newmarket having received his wages. gave a port of them in two bunk notes to his wife, who, in the hurry of huottiess, one morning put her pocket into the wash tub, without thinking to take them out of it, and was surprised when she saw two or three large letters floating on the top of a stocking ; mediately she recollected the notes, and after strain ing the suds, went to the Ludy of the house in the greatest alarm, with about forty little wet morcels of paper, closely pressed together. The Lady en. deavuured to comfort her by saying she would see what she could do; and after resets' hours patient and close attention, she succeeded in separating and arranging all the essential parts on the covers of NO books, such as the numbers, date, names of the Loudon bankers, clerk's entry, &c. (what made it snore difficult was, the notes not only being of dif ferent value, but of different country isinks); the Lady afteiwards pasted the frugotetits on plain paper, and when the Mims presented the mutilated notes at their proper banks, butts the houses ho. nourably and readily exchanged them fur new one.. PRICE Of STOCKS IrEiT - 141/117. 9 per Ct. lied. ..77 761 I ludoliourba..63 65 p r . 9 per Ct. Cum. • 771 lit.&11. 1.0001. .. p ar 33 per Cam. 4 per Cents 9613 Ditto 1001..1 dia. 1 p r . S per Ct. N.A n . 1103# I Ditto Small.. par 2 pr. H. L A1t0.... 19 7-16 I I 4.:t114. tof Org••781ali low. 3 per Ct. Atm. 761 I • THE TURF. - CARRICICSIACROSS RACiat. dire in authorised to publish the foliseisk. which ,1 hi if eiedihbk folhe Stewards of the late Lees itt Car. rickwarniss:—ln the erwerid day's seeing, ow Thmesday, differesce of *risks iron between Mr. M. Games wed k r . lll'6ay, to to which of the tire redeems woe the ISM camel quellie 'of tire dietaries-pest being wrong placed 441 4 as she gseertleds 4 filt‘harthey were toblew Vs • *relish, ch, glee, in not 'baling sees tie distrimee peeped" imessured, they adjudged that each of *those seelleimes shield he pres. ate l night:lX wn'accordlegry dude—(Drsghedm Aided.) fwg tWAvir. On &loamy morels% the 17th, Sir Jacob lathy's :hr., hounds rein a doe from the covers of Yr. J. Wright, or nos. toe, which, after takieg • ciresit by Stlatton sod &rite,. bane, refereed to Balton, Heriughant, and Stream', wh. 4 she chollreerd the turnpike road, and ran is full view to S t . Faithee; horn thence she look scions the country, by bpi,. worth, Beestee, Crostoick, and lushly to Wreaks's ; 31 which time she had fairly beaks her pursuers, chided in the einesita not less than 30 miles. This is the third time Sir Jacob Astley's ►,reds ►are run the same doe. THE RIVER NSA'S. A teleetiag was held on 'Thursday at the Toms HAW, Peterborusgle, of p ersons i ntereste d i n the River Nese Out. hill from ghat city to tile sea, whieb eras most rebreetibi t , attended. The Doke of Reiman, was eaUed to the Chair, and Earl Filawilliaas, Marquis of Taviainek, Lord William Hamtiock Lora Rtrafhavin, Sir Aadrew Hammond, -- Heileases, E.q. Color,' Waimea, Messrs. Nicholls, &Homey, sod several Other Genileme6 Crush Wistmeh and dare/est • preen of the et:matey, istertraird In lad& likely to be seethed by the works fa eonternpletins, were primer. Earl Frriertilakm proposea lanais Reestlettluse fee the tarryier into eareutka the work. Mr. BILLAIIIT, in a speech of some leer* empteadert, 'that the meager, row in contemplatioa, if eervied i, diem, would be nelsons In the extreme, aid that he mid Ohms were delegates what to that meatier to state the opiesiem persons who were proprietors of laud in the vicimity of Wi s . larch, to the eitett of aearly3o,ooo sears; if the measure was praetiodsle, he asked where was the 400,000 f to he nailed to carry it into execution, in the deptrabed slate the country! Mr. ADAM, erred the great adiaotare that would arise la the better drainage of the fees. Mr. Niotoms observed, that he was afraid thsi if measure was carried, it would be a stcoad Eats Bratsk joie, for it was well knowu that these estiniatee did seldom cover above half the expenses; therefore, If die estimate orbs 400,000/. perhaps the cost of the undertaking might be Nei l calculated at 900,0001; sod he litanight, ruder she present eireemstaeots of the country, it was an extravagant expert. Meld. Lord Stitailitseti observed, that if 'he Gratiemen wh o opposed the Reesolutions would mil, walk door to dm bridge, arid me the isiondated state the meadows were ia, they mast be onstrioeed is was accessary that a better dram. age sad sedan to the river should be effected. Earl FITZWILLIMI irmty believed the proposed oars sures, if adopted, would he of great advantage to the mr rimadier einsatry; yet the plan, if carried into , cerebra, would sot be the simmer of laying aw additioual berates spa the farmer, fee the lax would be paid by the laadoeram. The Resialations were carried by a great majority, as ameudmeat moved by Hr. ItgadAstv, thelarieg the issexpe dieoey of proceeding almond, being negatived. ROBBERY Ar - mnex ROUSE, NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. Oa Saturdey semaight a perms of decent appeareace, ap pe. rently betas= an 60 years of age, offered at lb* shop of Mr. Steevemostspairabroker, of Grantham, Liscolaskier, wise silver tea-spetras and sae silver butter.kaife i $ either pledge or sell. From the appea ra n ce o f th e arOdes thew. selves, sad the crest having berm defaced, suspicioa arose is the naiad of Mr. Steeireasom that 'bey hod sat been honestly obtained, sad ialarsaatims was tbereapets is.. mediately giver to the AWersaa , who after attempt iug the was, committed Mai for further exassiostioa.— la the aftermeme, while exansiaing his. a tamed Memo hag of plate was produced by the constable, which bad bees left at the carrier's at Grantham by a person who said he wool/ cell again for it is a few minutes : net calling spiel, Mrs. Waite (the carriv's wife) meat for a cseelabk to emansiae the bag, 'ken w opeisieg it were found a Issedeome silver coffee. put sad stand, two silver tea-pots, a doses silver tea-spuesa, botter.spoosi, &c. all marked with the peacock crest, and the tee-spoona sad batter-knife exactly cope-wallas( with those offered to pledge or sell. Mrs. Waite was thee seat for, who identified the Prisoner as the person wits. left the bag at her house. At Ent it was supposed, from the crest, that the plate bad been stolen (root Selvuir Castle, bet is she course of the following day it was discovered that &Mem Hiram bad bees lobbed, and a quantity of plate taken from theme. Monday last the Prisoner underwent a further swea t. satin, when no the plate being identified as that stolen from Joke glimmers Seaton ' Esq., is whose service the Prisoner lead formerly lived, he was conveyed to Newark le be Staidly ermined by She Magistrates of Nottiaskriessiiint, and was rveatually committed to Nottingham gaol to lake his trial, the offence &wise been committed in that nasty. The Primmer called himself Initials Darwin, sad stated that be was returning from Yorkshire to Loudon ; and a a believed became with his green bug pale of the why hem Newark on Saturday by the Wellieglou coach as a Mee eat, being sees to walk into Graathemi about the time that owls arrived. Upon his Wag sesreised a chisel was dimwitted tiptoe him, which be said be found spots the road, bat with which it is supposed be opened the plate deed door mid erased the crest friss the spoons, which salter opetutioa appeared to have been very clammily perforated. 'The me. bery of Kellam House was committed on Friars essmisg, !milieus six and *eves o'clock. CORN EXCHANGE, Novanza tit. A general stagnanor prreaila in our market. site 'ripply of all kinds of grain beteg large beyond MI forgoer precedes:, sad no sass timid bo undo to-day, except of a Am rifle samples of Meat nod Bar:py, at blonday's prism; bet all ober sorts see completely nominal. In Brae% Passe, and Oats, Awe is no alteration in prices; but scarcely soy mks could be mode. COAL MARKET, NoVnassa 21. Ships at Market. Ships Sold. trice. 73} Newcastle It , Seaelerlassl lb 1 Yoekshlre 1 Stone Coal 0 1 Derbyshire f Cilitbal Coal o BIRTHS. le Upper Harley-skeet, the Lady et Sir William Streik Bert. of a moo. Ors the Idth mutant, at his house is Curzon-street, tits Lady of R. Franklaud, Esq. M.P. of • daughter. Oo !Woodsy, at his horse in Blaadford.street, Portage• aware, the Lady of Chinks Raymond Barker, Esq. of a soy MARRIAGE. Oa Friday, at Mollerstaio, John Viscount Gleuorrhy, son of the Earl of Bresdatbane, to Eliza, eldest &seder Of George Eaillie, Esq. of Jerrissroodr. DEATH. Os the 15th instant, at their holm is Old Ber 1. 001 1" street, thew weeks after child birth, the Lady of Tholes Cuckayae, Esq. - HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON IMMO- Murillo' 44 after 4. I Evesiag 4 after A. Printed sal Palllherd at TH Batrallikind sod rid GLOBE 01lea. No. Wad, by C. ODESWIKL of the ihroad. A itli of tal asap s. .411 Ai