The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-10-18 00:00:00

i `. Y t~ Ex raet of it Le•ter front Citptslid l TAV Sir 6. Prevost, datett.Lake Chmaplaio. Aug. " I stood over to Burlington, with the .Sltauprou b. , at, to observe the state of the enemy's force"there, od ford him an o_ppurtouity of deciding thin naval twp& ion the Lake. We were (lose is on ow forenoon of V tolled two shop.{ of about one hundred Nov hurthen, with elevedgans, the other thirteen, ready forvea mewhst larger) fitting out, with gunisin boahl, ant, tehoohenlying ondet the protection of tea row tads& bank of one hundred feet high, trithontli bredit-vir segos mounting one goo each, as floating hatteriss,, sv,, dield-pieces no the shore. Having captured and dev i t i r;t r yt vet/els, wititoo attempt t any attempt on the pot 74 deco e s umbels : to preveat it, and seeing so pros/net of lam* qujt ttis pobition, where it , was latpustisU for its to -- I am sow retarning to execute my origiiial orders." Foreign Office, Oct. 15); Dispatches, of which the following ate Inve'beei iec'eived by Viscount CastlerrTigh, jeß3's• Principal Secretary of State for Forei fairs, from Lieutenant-General the Hottot Charles'Stewart, K. B. his Majesty's Euro 'ordinary end Minister Plenipotentiary to i . of NIMBI& Prague, ; Sept. - : Viiettiiiiiiritill'aok ad two A s s- MT . Lona—Although nothing very material has mere fullOwi the . . ,e : a limit alliwilliluelellie,huegateg Waifs.) occurred in this quarter singe my last dispatches, I i trlE' Dig stcl "‘"- • - . —.J....0. _. take advantage of an opportunity that offers to state AMU • lbisi s n • o.44itain OW - 'tiolacthrit the Young Teaser, to-your Lordship a . few particulars that may be in-I mpost : „ iota .", . o. 2% i ty doe La More into terestiug. Si 14. 14 algg ee ' of March, blew up hfirmealwrg - t t __ ~ ,I. ~,... s ... On the 13th, General Count Bubna t who new largit i lr e * fr P o ra ig gl..— j j: lse Poietien dated July commands the Austrian - corps lately , . under General ' 17, states theeapture tee* • ,of 20 gees and Neipperg, which has been much reinforced, entered i Mateo. . ••. Neustadt and Neukirchen and came into close tom- ! i it. io le i t a terf o r i n i lli i entef ue- o ct ei n t l .. lat i rern e 'St el . al .t ed ioane Au F: mastication with ' Gener a l Blucher, . who had his : grj,,,.. . • ~ . • headiaartemy . ' utt, with his advancedrposti I Aletter fres Captain Hamilton of the Rainbow , states the , , • .i. kdriviriron shore, orrehe'l9tti sif Juae, of a remakkably thst berwd46"l"): Y ha to 'BiauThatting brigantine, of eke Sun Ind 40 men, under Civello Bay : o tiswerder, - e • -..--v i -•-• • , 4. : - - • 1 A letter fredi Captain Flit!, of the Cephaluti. datedCagliari On the 14th, is theeserning, the advanced poets I Lail:Le t s the r tg e t i r tl ez , t h e 4 l4 ' n, h 4 C: k n o l gYo r ot t ri. }'re"6 le of •the Grand Avery advanced•agnie to the frontiers Trei:e are followetAry a 11.1 of entre, made by the Channel by' the road to Peterswalde. The - rear-guard of the , Fleet bitieenthilkt aJuly and hof Septem ber, nut al- . . • ..,..... enemy, consisting of two battalions of infantry, a , ready gasetted, nine is member. regiment of . cavalry, and Bailie guns, were foamed • • —w o w— .. ..... • frees Nellendorf by Crank' Pahlen, commanding ItiiiiititU PITY EN LAREIOO. , C. Ilietylon, Quecies.btkildings, Brqmplea, scrivener, Baia Count Wittgenstein's Oren*. The artillery 'of the Oct. 9 w Nov. 27. Allies, end more force; iterein readiness to follow i j BANKRUPTS. . rrier, Oct 29 90 Nov. is MOS as the . rowels could be , made prictitable.—.4v..atß the ryart,ettois:ka,a , 811 1 1 321 4I gn i" urils c , i1 Shro 7 pshire: ltdiesies, The Prussians, under General Kleist and• Prince Al.. 'peers . Peeslind and "Praetor, Brunswick-square ; .and Mr. gusto., moved to Ebersdorf and Toistiorff. .- • • itlehelb, Clitstree, Bridgnorth. T. Frost, Wolverhamptim, innbolder, Oct. 29, 10, Nov. 27, Bonaparte assisted personalty at the grand yawn - , at t h e o mitk huh Bridguorth, Shropshire. Attornies, Messri. noissance that. was made; 044"11160 moth ; he had his I'Devey and Hirdwick, Bridgnorth ; Mr.. Price. Wolverhanip head-quarters at liaibstadt on the 111th and moved ' 1 te l . ; t l nd rew Mes i s s f i li t il on a : lt t e i r io and , l N e f r a f i t i l n r ; , l'e'llarrili renter,val's lan. 18, 30, (upward. ea the' left- of the Allies to Birenstein, meat i Nov. 97 'at the Comitercittl Rooms, Bristol. Attornies, Altenburg, on the 12th. The plan . of the enemy !iser . P ore and theentteld, Gray's Ina - square; aratlir. Da. , seems:to have been t o have attacked the Allies, if he ,'" T. Bar ker, liolywell-street, Shureditch, ironmonger, Oct. l' retold do sci.vritirae evident advantage, if not,' to inv. so. Noi. 27, at 1 mildhal I. Attorney, Mr. W illianss,Juo. Lo pede their a d vance Wand try menaces gain time either Mayor's Court-Office, Royal Exchange. , ' toestricate himself from the dangerous predicament ! Gu i l dha l l .lg t7ei:ro cnlcecbg Attorney , mr7 l ;a sl i r mlr t ; el ll:7lt er t,;:t i n7 l :ei. 2 ' 47 277114 .1 in•which he stands,' or to litanceatttle the Allies Oftt 1 J. Bill, Staverton-sew. Netvingtoe, p anbroker, wnbroker, Oct. 23, of:their. pasitiosw:-)- - ' . a ...... .... .. . 1.1ev.4, 27, at Guildhall. Attorney, •Sir. Watsen, Clifford' Itin. - • • . ~, .... . . . • On the tath t in Ike morning, the- enemy continued' T. Houlden, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, viduailer, to retire, and Pri n ce Sclivransenberg ordered a v.. Nov . 2.1,11 4 ..14.91,11di5att. Attornies , Messrs . ill'Ullamssoewll i rent reconnoissatite . on'all Add tb be made ; Count lug u g o r ' be l o - fi " , u a r i i i 9f lll 4 l ; vgb, ienhaider, Nov. 4, -b,'47 ail Wittgenstein'. and•Courtt Pahleit's cetps fell in with 'Blacksmiths' Arms • Scarborough. Atomics, Mr, •Brearey' the enemy near Peterswalde. Foot squadrons of :•ficabory L Jones, al Holborn- 1 briti: 3 , l ::rt 7 e.fef la rteler , ( 1 41: l ie Ti li trii.2, 27 .? Russian cavalryvery gent/Ur char a Frettchco- I ... l ot Guildhall. Atiornies, %l e r. Hunt, Surre r y-street 4 ,Stratid ; and lumn, and cut down street,' letildred , men. To glee , Mr. Marklew, Walrill, Staffordshire: , mi tie k s , f rom o 1 '-' w Calrow, Angel-pawn. merchant, Oct. 23.10, Nov. 27.' your Lordship some idea of these at Guildhall. Attornies Aleswr - Blunt and- letrunny ()id Preyed return which kits been fbtrod of the lased wok". ' ., .• „, . • the 7th regiment ofinfantrr,' *heir the Russian til- ! J. Iv iii,on, Fulham, header. t)ct 0, 10, Noe 27, at Gull* laky in cionyit osiennan , n 4 6 • lirtion charged, they h ad . had. Attorney. Mr, Ninon,ilart-s:..c,it, Bloomsbury: • • , J. Dilaw,jon. Darset-street, Portitme-Squart, plumber, Oct. eight hundred and-twenty wounded, and Wert 1111111 9. 30.. Nov. 27, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Smith, tihnotit dred and thirt7 killed; Ilse residue of fugltibes•Wllk• •sidea. . • i si.Stevens, Brist o l , dealer, Oct. 19. 90, Nov . 97. at nicael 'Malan WOW sit hundred. : ' • of Bristol Chop-house, Bristol. Attornies, Sir 8. WlLi . t . ms . fe The eitieey's tarps itradvance, opposed to count and King, Serje.aat'ir inn, Elect-street; and Mr. Fables, consisted of twelve thousand . men, under : Brh'!... • vi . t-amenter, Fleet-street, pastry-conk. Oct. 19, 90. Near. , General. Sonnet; . they made• a good stand emir ; 27, at G u ildhall. 'Attorney, Alt. Devey, Dorset.etregt, pip*: Gutliebe. 'Six' Russian. light guns did great- exe- area .. cutimi,• MA Yawned lid. Worn 'to• hare "tigfr 2s Pr ii "C o !ilf s onl i T a ira: -_Colt-street; - Limelionse, _v ictualler, Opt.' 6 ildhall. Attorney, Mr.- Cooolehße t ; • ground. 'The mein position of the enemy was -met :Mere' ial Nov. Minories. attacked. ••• . .___l4. Dunnsan Aidgate High-street, grocer, Oct. 2.3, Nov. li t - , ICV at Guildbzill Attorney, Mr. A tntrv, Broad-street, • jth Austrian corps of seventeen thousand men, en- 4. -,.... ...... • t, Gosport, carpenter . , Oot. $-.J. 90, Nov. 27, at the der.Conut Colloredo, equally reconnoitred the IMO i CM; a a n, Gorgon. Attornies, Messrs. Minchin and Weddell, my on the side a Barenstein and Breitentto: • "i i• : 4 sP l i t a; l a v nd i ef e rt ineu !Ilri fte i tr t e s t:t ex-s Coverlt-t i n i l l e d o . , linen-draper,_ The head-quarters of the'enemy, according to re- z efeet, l l xl : 44im.e, 27; at ' G e dildharl.- Attorney, Mr. Baily, Ad port; were now removed to Dinnoldsitaid*: , • - . Aldermanbury. . 'General Thielemann's partisan corps,whichilwere • ' 7 • already mentioned to your Lordship, has had colt. Nov. 9, B. Walter, New Romney, hoot, graV I TNr• rik siderable succeses. Ile took possession of thrtosew .:i ter, fa s " Devomiti ll re tm itttd at r e — rd e Nov. 1 - 3, W: I:unn, t. 7 11-1:1 71 -a n t i .- of, Weissenfels, which was occupied by infantry and t bill, slopseller—Nov. U. J. Wensky, Worcester, grocer—Nov. artillery, and made a General, 40 officers, *4 year 13, 3, Bitstock. Itudgeley, Staffordshire, milliner—Noy. 13, E. ' . . - Ilodpen and Alt, Lacey,' King Edward-street, Wapping, per 13b0 men prisoners. • .. ' , • ter-inerchants--Nov. 13, W. Clancy, St. Nlary Axe, mercbaut The Austrian Colonel Mcnsdorf, another pesti- . —Nov. 13, R. Collins, uniou-court, Broaa.ctreei, builder-- san, took a French courier, between Leipslc lad.. io Nor' :Ito l l: W o Y z i f i :;d: i t ier rt sf elic A a l i d er e it , t ere 6. 11 1, —. "1 ' 16; Dreien, charged with dispatches and letters fc9,91; Paiscras-lane, reercoaat—Nov. 13, J. 3l'Afester, 'Poplar, slop- 1 the French army for Paris, at least five thausand , 4 l atiev—No i r s , 19 4 T. Core..CAturch-row, Aldgate, viernaller-4 number: These letters ice 'the most doleful= ,_!°L,l?i, i (Ir te eriv n es °l6 l4s t lt h -sr in lill,Ca r ibe s r surf li tres-d rapesid tails of the Frency army, and of their defeats. Tito Nov. 13, S. Py bus anil J. Ward, Woolwich. W wharfage's—. Nbv. whole are to be rinted and are in the most.tille Is. D. Geis. Oxford -street, jeweller—Nor. 13. .F. alker's p , - t • Wakefield, linen-dr -..--114 - 16, F t Hooper and T. Bedford, aptinding style. --. ilartheionsew-- - Oi the„. .whole corps engaged ender *end* Ney, Nr only 10;000 men have escaped s :lit:/pip.have silts, X' at Dresden, ender Quditicit s 04 relit kt itllllll4lSl. r anik t rep u. . ; . . , .... li It s ae stoma,: that the new giiittla,•suml pasu't, ticplarly the a , t . ...7_, suffered drea4fillii •th.,, , Ow , battle by Deadest; _Generals' Vischot end twiterie were killed ; and Generals Dumoutim, Dental, Ores, Bojeldien„ Maiseis s .'iiiiim, a*. XlitOseic atussix wounded. Iteinforcements emitunting _te:ls,pob men liiiii retched Rrfort; but they are oft bad quality.of poops. On the 15th, in the evening, the eemay..breught uP more troops (*atilt Count rahlen, lind *sit was , not the intiffspqn of, life Allier tq,engtAtia till,fai eflitir,lo . thamoiletatos awl deli lee ; ef *Koch . OA ed-, vapeed,eiserrne* hack to, ss4lipulorf. The Fgench had two -corps.l*ifinsee *p N N their Orqueed corps of 12,006 mei. t. . . , . Gen. Bineher's last accounts were from Bantams, and his advanced-posts at Weirketurch, within a German mile of Dresden, and he is in ding apmffin!. niqation with the POnc..e Poyal's army. : r .. "I: Gen. Kleinauis corps is at Starienberg. .A...criad..' derable corps at the 'enemy are at Freyberg, ands their cavalry between that and Nome. • I have the tumour to be, &c. I (Signed) C. STEWART, Lieut.-Gee. ..... • Prague, Sept. 19,1819. Loath—lt appears that the awes_ yms the lltb acesstltel intaios and heights, in front of Nollendorf, in consider- They made is the evening ,an attempt to turn the Allies before Cuba, while they also assailed the left. 9 aparte seems to have assisted in on at this stair. 'lva thousand men were d to' torn the. right, eight advanced in front and oath, left; about Ming ewe wed eight thousand cavalry in reserve, formed the M lle part of the enemy. 17th the corps moving on Oitr right. beinsiiieZed III tog, tog, and, advancing tbreWsh thick 'woods, mice ,crtnit44ol. l . secreted under gptewmp Omagh. whys the L Workmen bad to piuu. 200 is 414. gii t en 14 . Mr. Steven's, the whale' ptity,lethi - lember , et 4 or' foisrteen, • reeked frollis'ihtii. Avid each *lied one of the. wirlieleit.; As •••stitlit be ex: pected, the whole corps Into copfasion ; bat the elkoefilki4).l4 iIIPPRIWS" Securing the nine Prison en •-• Okt o( but 7Q Meni dila" e * • * l . 4' at least 'in Seth 'sit ad , 0 a ic c. actua iisttt tot 444 "" " *'" ." '''l Caregedeposett; that be first seized a man wh o hadusstking on him; be . then laid hold of Stevens, who dropped ; piece or, Wag cloth, whiCh the Stpreicee_per 7 General'etesevi qn. it, W.ltne . ss found opt the, prtsonere. lodging% .ancten sosrchim e thees, discovered five more pieces of* vime sort of cloth; • Gorge Carter, a clerk !tithe emplo yment of Mr. blieleerly, took Sleigh,atsil foie& a Fiteie of tll s same sort of cloth nodal. his coati 4 . - , . Simnel Bailey seieed AAA, and/Sr:one. of. the patrols take from hima aI klar piece, o! illße i cielk. George Martin found . ,a i pleca of blue with the broad arrow on it, in the lodgings of BOwnsan.. Pearion was taken by one of the Coiatablei, cealed in one of the cutsieg-rooms,-* where he bad nb business after stye& .'clods. Thin "without twenty Minutes after .t sit hone: There was epthlog found On him .• - . • Mackerel tools a Sear of floe cloth rota , Alvon's bosom. • • • ; . J. Cannon, the street-keeper, found a piees of 'white serge concealedialliOwn's breethes. • , ritzgerald, a constable, found another piles wrapped round Renton'i joins. J. Wyatt took apiece of white serge frog% the,per 'hen of Banner. Besides these , a large. skiasitler of )iird , _ • the sere_rar illa ige nii - Of trigiand note changed, bet cool ware, whe n . she ondertook to try for hint, a'^.4ft obtirio maw from Mrs. Bradfield, who keep, a tclitififi!io . a.iskop, t `itircorkh-row, Park-lane, for . eisee,"Which has hell tmced into the possess 04 14 7 4 6 114 y:M or Pe r e r .:I g n i d s 4 t d " e i r sW i enc , 1 4 a o a sed c t le il r r i k P u lira. M iln e r , in the tuonth of March last, and '..,, Woolley, Exeter. r a aedt le M t t te oeft r, bre d s' ir t eL ehe'i _ed i4li :. 1 The 'Prisoner was committed to Newgate for tri. Moth Was picked up by the constables tike eirhich had no doubt been dropped by the other ratan in the confusion. ' - At the request of Mr : , Stevens, the Prisoners were remanded Taosdat wt, in order to ,gkre Mr. I 'l4W i tiof i r' C ° bos ry . 9 9 e caulk client' s Oorennient StorekeeOrr, - 10 the cloth in gatectiot► hndsbeenientinliy 6overnment,in order to ha~sade' into cfothint ar the Spaniards. • Ons • ism+ , (°. At t. . II • 4 it I L. 1 • .1, I. 1' I corps of t H• Logo the mountai able farce. riglit.of Ike centre and I 13nnapan • Yift►ea It dimwit:id ad band men at mel eta the On the 17 us. intone 'VIE STATE§AtAN. . 5 i i.......i vr ......._..„,.................„ . ma ttit li ilt h-q mli:tritfign if . ttr t'h°B6d been ' P' . - lEPL t tette,ri hid' IMA I tie camas. bad bp, us. le Wship, to Corded la ga Wing oar Lob before its mos was per- , . - ir.' • '' R. 3.0 ParE..iiikiir , and one gun- (rem th e viling , '""e"Pni t b y Ile- , con ed ,, 1 irodritt,y, af- m ci h e e 'd k . ae p c t o W r i p h n s ile tbeen or ibe- A re : truna ' dra w- th .--itasr :e fo ll i e l d h ess , fe netie sbe llr e ra ne l sul i n ilinne alidi ad p. vanc frfcra l e7 . . l :l l: i 1 A. G ti ttl jabisili AßALF r ip 2 e iti Sain ot il ~; ,r, petii Stiro ie rs u; o , f , ... S o tt o : : wqiivat ih.lue:itneetivedertn,oo•:;:ihingwainit . sneepiiid:ktw:i_ _ a t ifire,ll::::nbtaaini.r;oo,oithmesade:ti t on l i pi ii,tore. , 4:cceto,:aitaberrnrt. i thc id, aod ramn, which had gliirl i r r irislst, and witk an intel:Ph. l . ll Yt ea, 5a—,,..,:a. e l l ett f, —.. . 9 • 4 w im..:...c s ii, w a s. um * Oki perechis : irk WWII, th o r were di:101424r 7 )(iia' I to converse with Mr bi - one snood steadiness, and order, t War tallied °tavola' admiration, rr. ko rmiang, 4 . 1 • ammo, an t r • " u " .-t Otlisori'wai Itits letter - I " f ilsO ' tit .. •- "4 5 twit! sloop Completely deceit/0001W trysts* initfilP4# l4 e ihm S and employed hi the ttifor's diriiiim of Mr. 'Moberly, h.... 1 or Imams, Kreliser, Wallwo-golv pristmeni anltS eL a nnm, I. the "c---,_. lawatisasobadi the Army Costumier'', worki. St Pork Wharf, watild own anitaiaay throarro swigilelkiblSS; risrr sem Mr . pawalkione tins, in . , I . , toriiibwl. , . : , . litn terpitts a item reit ti - itoti!ei 0 . 11 , nrl at, ia,a ss uir!,ca lts co, Tbjeoor,d;ro:l,:ii).tel -10104, . ew e I :1000 killed sad weludett, . for s !)*:;rea: %,TOO. krAil t ::,lP, ckV1 1 6 ., :: . Itu•lk r boial_ o4 , atilssie attack am Use moire, do itr ill e.yed b.v &el ' p f tsi t toi le t o ilu e e t allaill t ot he er el bit oot he r ß il ls e iano oseviiiii , which De ; ::::: n r,tri, I% r 0404 14.triPabot,l,r to a . T i etir..: vre 14 n ctai tte r bie il l i . di* , *toed casioaed . some . Mat MI6 es: l wan f Gen . 01 • If Q wits dist4typililiog hill Ml,!",ilitA l . - . i • 'Vali:Pelted that Mr. Orvieto,. the manager, bed . '„ 1 2 ° , 111 f.,,1 d a ,, i. /. i .0 6r .. ~ 0,..r t_ he day followln;, Chi rt . Th litsil ei: eatery , dot - + tr: . 41 4 4wore,wa_ i e r t n y i ng, frod uh .. t ret t ,: tr i e ver: aerso rLlT ....k.. p 4b 4 .1. .111 0 : 1 ai m :M . snismi ng dagttg es p ; ror tiMilla ile.; th : a r b g - I tiwo th oimp e: 41 7 visoi ___. 4"*Illsa vo. tise'_' Prt!::o or; 4 7.14 itt ae ;fie : ffsaihiialti-ote dill it rastas in pi tia t L trlrmiar pietToti: :E v o h'' , , MI,. d' T,l k 11-hopk, and "aid; inn k re eapies I The eoutinued *Cairo and *kitties' &lAN *lad forrsiihr ito . !akt._siOlioffils.k.ordfig t to.dpteckgpe; sent to ty Ca- 1 •1 1 . l i t I f Cbr it did nit_liPtitii to m ad a m be no doubt • w i th thi s •t ew 1 ir.. b; 'Cols 54. A a 0 • o tk ai l eal e ,„% a y nY b il men v ki:moir biith 61 . t es a r Amm at ibere • asap prm' rage t h , i au ih . l .beakt i q tr e , 6 th 't taLatir at lad lie 170" . iiii „ fill: mind, , and r'ela'n, • ti - ! tt i stated as a pOsitlve act, that Bonaparte. bad is baste •,_ __, ~ , ~ down at , T. . . •0 ~,,_as,.. :i f i ric - tog S c m a th hi s i ta ri l ar ech t ri m it o t . iihtfota,. ..; k‘rni It it ;e y ra v ht i e tra.; sir 1 mo i t ri e w s ed ilf er tun w:t h e ild rec•aselatig reym,..,. en the blll t 7 (.tt. 'a r, ,:, , I, ~ we dfeilbd tirbodie bet w een 7 Ilk:m on deAlled Mei r 44 from "Nisi gegket le Friday evening before the tailors *wit • c. .de albite. (Owl work, and tai bring a party, ofssaltabielk.wt Mit: • . r - . , . .A a 'en equery the, ming . g hue Ospbsopar babe, arc. ~ t. . • ... I .. were micros= antler a gptanigro . a Lutu ia -irl idi z . . . The ward-beadie did so, amk *AAA Ova, a 1.—.." 441 / 1 1111 7:::: tn .64ndeilli otker ni...thte , c6mgm r l d litit ha lt a a° t ilf? ri M ed amr s o a ktli ve lle r g a r i s ' me hh t i: s is' ot allfit.' e ll e i i Sept. 17. i . (Signed) U 01,411. STE*ART, Lieet.-Gorki A I ' hOilie a last, ._ .2 2L. —... Ft *lrv_ r..it--....k. 6..........16:::. :. it 'Cooke- mad two Ant- ....:Tletvsts ti..l ••••: ...... -ria. _ . I —oa., , im.., . ... ~ .. ...m. - , Ain). Sintibwatk, coal switittast4es—J. immelitsals.o. ait: raw sates -M. Meadow, _ - W. /Nikon; Magoon:" ,ley. elwdliers!—J. Baker an d G. Wujan. deism), boatesakers —G. Hatfield and Carter ' Bath poettere. s—J. Stanton, J_, .Viisflarst, Peak, &MI Sesta, fhlilaiodkwat, ~Prlea, and J. HilloNaw Bead.street, likriVek wine-marehants-14, *Hind, C. Amiens', S. A. [Joist. suit C. R. Sanders, Mail. Oil.aseeelmona—J. thattikual and EL Firth, skip-traisess—S, mad It MOB leiddenheas Mlll, Wiltsi, ipapermmottisetneem-4T. Patter awl- *Ptelstk • witite-friatis* h essittwerchantt-7. BIM sad W. Mean, Lter st = te spirit 4 desiems—J. . and T. Ball, Li . • Matthews, sea. and W. Matthews, ja v a l .TiVerpisol,) and litsmat,' Stalroniddre, boot.taakers—W, W .4101fter....j.^ ..a 4 east J: '1 1 1: 'Stamm ificils.str et, S.o.uiltwask, iron. a " n er s far 11 .0 . ftiates to Ow tald W, ,Martyr)—J.. Latham andMonk,' kart lades Narks, •liiten.dropers--A. lttpley and.T. Jacition; Linewiter , and St. Croft, Vlest Medea, mpai chants—J: Perkins James,' Haymarket, time -making —C. Simmons 'and IL, 611111 Wily. !N 1B and IL yoOte . ,,istaess, and 8. Amur.. w Weiner* , chants, . c . . The Average Price of 61.1(iiAlt, for *twit, 13, is 564.,11441. per Cwt . .' - • M.' . 4 • Average Prices of CORN of IttiGl, l ll47) an d WOES, per quarter, front the Return, tailinsit (Jot. S ty— • •• • : Wheat. Rye. I Bariey. Oathl Aims Pty ' 94 11 69 5 33.10 65 6 4Q s. d. s. d. s 4. 6. 5..• -Az d.• John flerbertstoodcliniged with the commigdon 4 the following fraud :—A young Gentleman repre sented that having become . embarrassed in his cit.-, cumstauces, he was compelled to • endure imprison ment, and. while he remained iR custody, necessity obliged him to employ the'Prisotter to pledge some 'nimble articles for Vitiat e a paiinbroker'i. A for tunate supply of money, from bis friends enabled him its leave his prison for comfortable apartments, and be chose au early opportunity of presenting his du .. plicate; at-the pawnbroker's for the reileMption of his -clothes, The, pawnbroker inforMiChint that the peilon who pledged them r!tuitiiii 'soon after and claltned the goods; having made oath before a Magis trate that hi had lost the duplicates, upon which the whole was surrendered to• him, Ile then adopted measures for the appreherion of the Prisoner, and .he was glad that he had'foun&him. The Magistrate sa>d v 'the prosecution of the Pri soner should be defrayed:by the City of fiandon, and ordered him to be remanded till Tuesday, when the pawnbroker would appear to corroborate the Corn- . .plainant's testimony. STOLID, PROPERTY.— ' 9komao Wright., . an °pa ,leet irenn:onger:, of WesA i _bmithAeld, bp:night up ail alli Mari of the nem g : fr qt rell, WO h ad been his -'porter for fourteen moaths, ant* aq e t:a v i a tion of beiing robbed his Shop to a great amonatAL,variona tireet„ The CARPia,tr!at 'o.*ef4l4-11110et fhu v1)04 -the 9( ltho OsumiA-post receisingrhattse, the comet of Dake:street, Grosfeklit-square, kept by M. Miles, , to *hem the Prisoner , la an app.ren i.dge,,, thp property of Aim Milner, of bisnnhester, npare, woo 9 , 440, that . on the .12th. of March last, she procured a tokpound 13iuk 0( lisigkaact. Bete from 'the ljiapkittg-houSe•oit, ..childj, et TeMple :,ber, Fleet-street.; 094 she gale iltit^er sister, *h9 wrote a Win to Ma.WopAsyi of:Eater,. and in lelosql the iski s • Thos. Crclkey,,the Witter te.lbs. faker, stated, that he took the4lwredelaribed.ietfre itoMr. bliles's receiving -house s Auld pad, the postegelof dqu.: /41e,ietter, 40 the Prisoner. ItAr4 6 . PrOgigi • LW Mrs. Woodley g tis, did of receive. the hatter. thALPprieter of :the TeCti ving-bolite, 1401104,4aPithirbPeWliat is hie applynt!cei- and was. In the litaitleo,ofnelltrudieg to illettudness of the Ge, Itersoli Postg4ees , . I - t , ,1)11011.1itetri. itsteoletendatit of tile. (Mead De, vertment of the Genoa stated,...ibet iv the early part of Augast hut; he receired infer • DtrEr..—Mr. '1",• , 11. H. , lii . Young Genttitian of fortune, and CzptaitsCeof Out of the Dragoon Re *Posits, haring quarr,ell,o at Cevent-gardels Theatre, 90 Thursday. ensuing, the parties met on Saturday partiting in a field near Hendon, acoornpanicllhy their oink, in . ordei'fo Settle the dispute kiriourybly.— n the . first fire Captain C.'s lilt wii shot thrOugh— sleconds here interfered; bid all'their endeavours Ted unavailing. The parties fired • eecond time, 'hen , Captain C. was, desperately weeesind in, the Boulder. After seeing his opponent couv,e.yed Au a post-chaise, Mr.. II *lilt . ' ilis sed„; uted ~, ,), ~. con a ... : tar iatyl! t: \rive off. imesSternimalsnmgetk ' "- r On the 15th inst. at hisn i nVse it t paver*, th. btedyme fsennoth Esq. tint ' Aqiimsaa, Nev. PlsTWer,,, Attg r Ab s t110" 1 11100 1 4,Pec . moray:lir a um: • 41P' 1 4isiirPithilt ) Oniiirne-graye - , :itgnie; .6) 1 sot '• 4 - PISA alPe • rv•• 0 ?• 1 On the 16th in.t. at St: Jato•'..6% rhureh. It. Bret•-sorept. I.ailabetit,'ln the amiable Mist Orel 1004 OP CI, SI., !)e - On D 14,9, t f.L ..vt 181 h inst. Theodore Slurp. soo pf 9 aig l / 4 *kW ilerti. .1 "" • 01ii/t7 - 9 1 0 - 7 : 4 tr tikhard kiwi,. LaTn.& tb oat Si a I SIVA 11 Os rtes. 17. flerHeast. Wakefield, linen-draper-bov - . 16, P. Hooper and T. Bedford, Bartholomew-plain, BardiUlomew-elnie, timber-merchants- • '''t"''', , - - ---•.- b. n•.k• , " • ' • ' • t i thes, The No ''oranlaiwitit oroducosl k 41KM 01 MS now %Hsi singular Nov. lf, J. Smith. and J. Smith. Birmingham. linen.drupers-- files and twilla t which. bad been inland in the Prll X... ii, W. Drewry, no. ralkingtinn, Lincolnshire, carpenter soite,el posaesaion ; but he ad not c.oopo tg consplain the brotl -Nov.lo, M. Newham, Palkingham , Liaeoboblre, carpenter ' g -. '. 6 0 a __•-• • • ~1 1 ,.,. „. •1, 1. ... d e A • * d i p . a h i s th e moth t-Nos. 6, W. Cranraer, CarlisiA, hataranufacturer- Oct. As, °I tnNt .o. l ' 0 4, , wi1! 1 1 4' , .'w , ‘, $ : witt?Pvt !rtri..• ; ho - g t __ltriford,l. Cook, sad J. 7i '• Clitliwd,..Tmerton, Somerset- most intitobin property„ Inkiiikatishisi ; ba d his wife "9!o•Trite d ,!*!Og 4 ,_ • " " ' traced' ii to t►arious ** A 11,444VItIrrin,tion to •las child Cl.Rell• ICATES-Nov. 6. . ' pallhat 4§ reoilviffs, who. w.eot juiliplAy . r .fatiPOYl :rut, t it. Gooch, Portland -rdii, gintlialler—S. Farnsworth. Codnor, . hid . 4__.__l L . •' • i • ; i y•isi _ L A. • rinis. ; e h. am Derbyshire, liosier--.1: GM., IbiaWick, Sinnervetshitr Ina- ' s."‘Ww e S` au ? 49' apply ` 9 - 1 " 1 " 4 ' •4' °l ir 111441 " - C.:gaitati 8414 "." 4 "01dwr -4 . sisnc°o9 s6 . "tin% 1 sio .A.t. °ICS 1 44 l i r ii4P4F * INK •c 41014 .0 , ~. 1...);?1 rn aft IlaH loi r t ua er*—;l: and W." Taylor; Kitiptot trqai i mer- 1 ga m Nl* Milt . t,' imolitta 44 jp4 . Silli• .11nooleyoliadtbedinri arniedine. Mine I fir ~,_, , .. , .*: •A•-_ ' -/ . ' • wen. Onfandsfaino.Nleinuader«.k•Da,in, Nigh-te rcet , • we ll,- . Sin conviction o -.. q 4 -i f orth, , , DUEL dopeeller-A.."Flake, Worcester, cabinet-maker. •-• * • This appliiiiition wmkninetlisiely coroplied rim., fortune s , • .. . rAwrwqmps,DwoLviD. Benr-StaesT.-...0n. thy 16t1? Instant ) Joh n Foie, iiiwsits, H. Clemson, N. Ctls and T. klelllitt, Southwark!' cod- Inerafeaalin--. sad 3. • Gritn o . ,yo z h , R u kb on ,, Matto rick Spur, a youth .liotwoeo 17 and 18 yoo of no t on .Thu Shaw, ft. Jibing, and S. Robrirsa, 'DorDeld,..menclictufalots4l;l•Blitlierwifit, It final examinntion s glionoct on ogsktigion, m orni n g , ws retains to dha said Robevts)--7V- , 4.carroir 119 1 1 4 -..riug a e fit stealing a. Bank of England note, Ppr 1014 frogn- rcotnis' Chailattentreet •Itathlionr-olace, 111-- ' A. :UM M. Doinolow, Leiceiroa-r. Beard_ tat W. Primer, glogs!air:TO,t . 0 OPlond-post.receivinkhatise. in iairard4treitts f•it t 6 • l - r et: ii... 4lAkeon THE GREAT FYIOT RACE. - prom Ea raftlic9tnits.l ' Rainer went over more 'ground in the: time In bis match with .Crew, Capt. Barclay's man, in April last, than ever was done *foie, viz. 90 utiles and a half in 17 hours, when he fell ex hitusted. Cross once did the ground in 19 tours, and a Keatish man, yctept Doctor Mills, did it a few years since in 20 hours. lieeterden gonrse, a distance of one mite, was roped ranted ea thisisecaiino, to prevent the irruption of horsemen, and tie pe. Vest/inn started at tea o'clock on Wednesday night , backed by 'shine of the London cognoscenti, _and time was barked by a po. altos-merchant , wboknew its value. Rainer did SK miles is (Our hours, when he took refreshment, and resumed his task With much gaiety. He caudated to proceed at the rate of seven aides an hour; and having gone betwixt .40 and 50 utiles, a violent storm, which lastektwo hours, compelled him to shelter dozing a gii e triez n ( u inc te,l l74l a i% ii. his tent although he went some miles in it. The mia made the groood like a sheep track , . cad the wind was boister stin the whole time of the pedestrian's travels. He . stopped reed the 115 kfi er h ° it tent apparently as fresh and eilit welt i nug is i I stopp ag es)ith w e hen llegn he nitoreint stasted esh:la fouill , ;: a lbe ad he was backed to win in 2to 1 and sto it. dock were the pedestrian's own anticipations of success, that there were no taker/ of odds. He lest none of his a doss.i tioa sad' gots; the 68th mile, the greater part of which be I wsdked ; and be continued to go the 69th mile at a very slow I walk, and baring finished it, be retired to Ms teat, twelve hours land nine minutes of his time being eipired. He reclined him self on the sofa, and wasseized wi A convulsions of the strongest kind, which lasted a length of tithe, and he wri, 1116111 tit/ re moved of the ground in a pintechaise in a dcplor.ible awe,— The best Judges of 'pedestriinism are satisfied, that to perform, =eh it match is not within t h e physical powers of man; aid Ratner is yet the first pedestrian of the day, from one mite to tasty.. ANOTHER GRAND AITEHPT. Roder Mills, of whom we bore before spoken, ambitions to ) preserve the honour of the Ingo of Kest, started after Rainer had been beat, to do the 1411 mild 111-twinty hours, but we have not beafd the result. • . - • . A men last week atteuipeed damneder his wife, at Gainshorosigh, by administering:newsiest, hm What breakfast. Fortunately the dose being ton,poyekstl e (*awed immediate Hitless, and induce& the'vtoman, who suspected that she was poisoned," toappiy for medical advice. She has since recovered. The man has absconded, , - • The body of a private in the 7th Dragoon Guards was last Week found in one of the n eili Urthicavilry barracks at Haddington, into which it is supposed he had thrown hiniself. • On Monday morning last, an Irish recruit (who had arrived at Worcester ssa Saturday, on his route through that city), made an attempt to drewo.,bius self in the River Severn, in Digley, but was foots nately taken oat before he was exhausted, and con veyed to the Shades pnblic.house, in Frog-line ' near the Severn ; when, after remaining half an hour, being recovered, he naturally took his walking-stick, and proceeded to the spot .again, where he first threw his stick into the river, and then himself. The lattir project terminated his life, and he was maw.- untitelY drowned: Stiaitai Itersnwaaataas.—There has happened in the 'comniune of the department of bons-le-Saul aler, an intermarriage very ram The father and OA, one Jtanted - Psysa, the Shit I'sur,, married at ,tite same time two sisters. The degree of ieletioe .ollp that is the consequence of this union, is a very dingutar connection. By this means PETER is become the brother-in-law of his son, and of his son's Wife; the mother-in-law of *Psut. Is his sister-in - -law, and Ail; wife the daoghter l in.law.of her sister. If Psysa has children they will be , the brothers of their uncle :PA.1;1., those pf PAC/ 7 1k !Alf be ilw_gratyl-ckildren of teir aunt. The 'VIA?... a Pima iikewree, wbo are after those of 'Eratri; : WilMetbe uncles of their ,nn . 4 -• - • • - 7