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• AN ACCOUNt SIP TIIE ENGLISH .4112LUSSA b 0 AUDIEACE Waif Tali: Si; LT.I.V. • [Vroas Mae tiara lierflr.] ' During my absence in Russia, his. FAteellency Mr. .trbutlinot, our new Ambassador at the Potty. arrived in I....srustaiitittople yesterday he lind his audience of the *alma, winch, es the mode of eon ducting. it was bollintithlt singular, I siinii (how,* to von. esterdny minting, by live o'elisch, the whole of the British ut the tune in Const ti t tisemle repaired to the Palace of the Swedish I::nvoys-vrliere he Ex cellency our Ambassador waited for then[', to p.-ses ceed to hi, audience with tie Sisitau. Before six the whole pmeensioussras in motion. The A 11111611 , • S'l sin * Wit, earliest . iu is diatr, by six ones in red ro-n.s, with high- and CAti* en their head.; on each sole iii tne duo.- vrolketl one of lois Escencocy's Toliwd attendants, tiassely, Ina Istasortr stud his saortsmua ; the chair WKS fOIIOWt44I by smother, who!li wed Cus pt.. and thee by the secretorirs, ilia :sn nest. awl groci,enen and factors, who hap;:encil to be then in the vomit ry. • . In this in inner se proceedesl to the wider side at Tualissw, w houts,e..re provided for no by 1.W.• der of tile yo; to eatery Us aerOSS the (snidest H% oe Wher , ! when we arrives', se. found luseses , from, the stn.' or the :••:iltan waiting to Cooney' US to the Seraglio. SOLD' litCe ceratisnu.s„. we again art forward for the Sul:lime rerte; before earring it, we ail ah . . ; lited, and pi °credos! ottwassi between' tic r:atea; the outer mid inner Gins were then skid, ~ t's , .-ittazion was sent to the Liven, that xn .linbassador was without, who %visit e I to throw himself at the feet of the tireat Sultan. The plat a ia which we were ms hosed is that wile: t. . eriftsinal. tire decapitated, a.el alit re the !sends of tratturs are exposed for the tuttisfurtioa of the Stil lest. After a short time the Miser g.:te wan throwit ousts, marl am exhibitio.t.trAy novnl presented it self: a great itunilwr of dishes of pillan and rakett of bread were strewttl on the ground at appropriate diatusicca, %%loch, ut a siAnal given, a truois of jant ?arise ran rat iii the nimblest in:timer, and carried On inquiry, I found that this grotesque spec tacle wits intended to .hew to us infidels its what itianner.the Turkish troops are fed, and also how active they are. At lesi4th we wcre ;tern-I . :thud to atlases*, and after crois,isig an esteriat court of the ser.:glio, ar rived ut the entrance of the thrum i,iwr the door of which ,core expired on the grouosi the presents hmught by the .I.::bass.::lo. - , in (ink: to gain or secure tor of the Turks; amongst these wereaevcral pitees of line ekes, swine of rich silk, u tattle cluck, 2:31 many other artcles. Ilere his Excellencj pieseuted his credentials to he Vizir, who by sonde 4entlenaaa of the long robe rut theist to the Salina to know his pleasure, The interval between this add the arrival of the answer *is employed by int in` examining' ex'. advising the magnincence of the a ; fartitient in which tte were, • and which was richly-Alit tad painted etta the roof -and volittioas;: eat• flour was of variegated amebic, around the M.4 , 1t over-144m covered with Costly staff ; undshrof the pia* odsposite t.he door, upon a ctin!tiosi. snore elevated than the - rest, Sat 'the Visir, over If.r head we o'iscrted the little window enswreil h. a thick grating, ut frhitli it is said the Sttl!sei..ets to hear what pass( 011 (STA.. &wits 11l tbis kind: It - iras'erident perctive thristreSe the .grsting . tiein g satins` person tat diets., but tar •i-e-ture utnee could leattus to conclude that it -weir F.ali lit. A graciturs answer from the Salt to at length ar- • 'Bret, which Was received with a lire tisieliisig of Xissgs, Silica the Sti au.' of Sul tana.".: Here every one arose, even h s Idighoess the V * Mir *NA from Isis t:wone, had met tier bearer half 'h.ry to the doer ; the order was delivered into Isis haadii, he first "sassed it, then placed it in forapeasi, kissed it 'again, and tiara, mod not WI• town, presumed to break the seals; the t.rder was to fret!, wash, noel cloth,. the infidels, mid then to mit them t s his p.1,e....ce. In is short thee, some little stools were arranged, in eI anent parts of the divan, on the top of wilien wone plaeed large trays of gold mid silver, seariat four fert diameter, and of a circular term, from ‘vlsiest we: were to be fed as the expense of the Turks. A roost sumptuous en terticitisseat was served up ; tirst, a kind of blame monger; nest. citiferzot kinda of roasted and broke.' meats.; sweetmeats followed ; ands to conclude, a 'delicious c001i...g sherbet was handed round its gold and salver laisons. 11'e expenenced one grievous want at this feast, for lye were not furnished either with knife or Cork, and were obliged to tear in pieces whatever tuns set before u:: for thi• article's of a liquid kind, :rooms, of tortoise-shell, studded with gold, were handed to us file eating part of the tame bent. , over, perfound $ water was poured ot the linod• of "his Gaulle.: v, sud a nepkiti of riots embroidery v‘.1.4 throw.i to hint to wipe thew with ; he wee farther prrlumeri with aloes wool IDA amlorr,:ria. . . . . . The usual ceremoCur of paying the jailizaries takes pini.e in general alter the, part of the au dience. but Ins Execheavy had, 1 . nr , p ,.. e . ptes,eil himself sitlfauterely sati.fied of the riches of the Sultan, and it was deyenited with. I happened to be in Conatantintipie at a former period. when two ..cantors of lts4u.a ciente to pay their triinne to the present at their audienee, when the issinal cutertaiiiment tor the Ambassadors, of peptic , thr jansz.ireee, was tliniti i ;h, a liC‘rription of which m. - formes" amuse you. t fit Quitting the divan. the senator+ end snide were conducted to a place in the court. innate , hate! y opposite to the door of it. where setts were prepared foe their reception ; the servants of the Porte torn biwo4ht nut a [miniver of leathern purses, which were strewed 0.1 the ground. and sunpoi:if to Con tain the pay of one company ; the Colonel of Mir company then gave the word, upon whicii the inea came running forward, snatched up the pur.r.. and carried tnem to some other quarter, where they di. eided ; this they repeated ociii audio ; at 111 C audience o. the UAL:wawa it ia•tevl of an hour and a half; at that of I.ord [Agin. this Lirce continned some hours, when h s i.ordship. with just indignation, declared, that it it was nit cotic;infed imniedireely. he would return home. Vie We,. now in.trched to a kind of ° l icit room under the piarzes, where coffee was served, and where the icfidels were clothed in a manner suitable • to their tnaking their appearance before the sub ' lame Salient ; this diets consisted of pelisses ; that of his Excellency wat lined with samour, worth no small tutu ; threw ho the See:return: were very good ; the elca4ealeii, edio gelier:.lli take care of themselves, hiring in some measure the arrange ment of this part of the bushman, were served with a pelitte each, little inferior, to•thist of the Ausboa. sailor ; the others were of trifling value. • . 'l'o the presence of the Sultan only fourteen can. betolinitteil, and they mutt lie utiarined ; su here. 'his Excellency, and those who wore swords, ens.' buckled; we now passed to the gate of the second court. where we encountered the first guard qt; euilucho. This weevil wet composed of the tuonstem that ever wore the human form ; their features were horrible, with the t!twh depeartir.:: from them ; their . facet were of the inostele.adly hue. Karla infidel was now adorned with two eunuchs, who laid a paw ou each shoulder, to isig•e. oily alien he was to Lend before the King of Kings, nod also to prevent outrage in his presence; iu this manner we promenaded the second court, Owl vitae soots ushered into the ilagatia presence. Tin Sultan was sitting on a bed, for his throne has the appearance. of a Metz four-potted bed, in deed it is exactly of that shape; the posts'were in laid with precious stones; the cushion un *hie] Sehi;n sat whet cotniensetl of JA massy embroidery of pearls; I>Llnee hint stood his boots, betide hut lay his swiwd, and some turbans of azate with rich ai grettes in them. :balms is a wail of about forty-three yearn of aket hi. brad is heroine .cnsly, his esiuntteinmee, in at tractive, the rase:skit of Ins physitigoomy be. iiign ; lie never lifted Ins eyes, noreven gave u side gloace; the AntlmAtailor wade a politr. speeeh to him, which the Prince Aberaze, first dragoman at the {Porte, trarvillited to the Alan., who mantra it to the Stilton ; by inside his reply in simple, kind, Hod rh.gatit expressioas; it wits likewise spoken to the Vizir, who passed it to the Prince, alto then repeated it to the 'British (7ompaiiv'S Dragoman, and lie to the Ainbossailor. Our ittitiieure being fi nished, we turned to depart * still in our humiliating cauilitioo. like crimivals; the Su'itaii, jsist as we were leaving the room, desired the dragoutla to in form his E‘celleney that he had ordered him" a horse, which he hoped would tarn out ii good out his Excellency thanked him, and we departed. A strong guard of janizarics attended during the whole of the procession. Our return front the audience was mart,- the sane as our entry. We passed over the outward court of the fiereglio, mud without the Porte fotnid our horses in waning where we had left tnem. As we erus.ed Inc Water, aer...ial Briteui and !deltaic vesselssuluteil us ; iudifen they had doer .o in the morning. tVe conducted tae Autlitoitai!or to the' Swedish mince, and %%4.o...refreshed with lemonade, sweet rakes, &c. the patty then hmkr up to rhea ▪ ut Tangos', the residence of Mr. Arbuthnot.: where we were invited to dinner. lo the eseutsig i l we had audience upon the whole was grand, and Close up in a ;rest: socustlre to my xorct.illoa..— It was huuuLa2itng, to be sure, tote_ kept like eiri ▪ etiers so long in that horrible place. the PirEte. and bad we initierntood the language, the-being treated with itshdei" at eeety corner would have been But the manners of the Turks, in -every stage of the !satinets. wilt friendly and kited. 'they have a greater regsrel for the English than fur any other nation, both for those in the distin guished eut. ..opueatn, and for the mercipitila part of form : ever aitice the affair of Egypt, they talk - of Nelsen. Sir Sidney, their old acquaintance,. whom they will tell yea they. have seen, and Ge neral Stewart, with delight rand entliusia.m. They highly respect the there:souk weiehl. netel say tl.c word of an Englishman is. as good as any other. utait's who it not a Mussulinan. The dinner at Tampa& consisted of alt that taste 0.11111 411,plity, or tie appetite desire ; the rarities of the reason were washed down in libations of the, choicest wires; the party was elegant. hat not goy., were deprived by her indispu.itiou of the pre m.iiee of the amiable and beautiful saahassadreoi ; tin bi , Allesl of his beloved consort threw a gloom ricer his Exec Henry, who, notwithstanding, strove to appear cheerful ; ia the evening, however, we !nowt her *doming the drawing-room, where were also the ninliassadors of the other missions, coil their ladies, with most of the Ladies and gentlemen attached to them, who hal been invited to pug their court on this oecasio I. According to the eastern engem, entree and sweetmeats were served op, and the hall commenced by those who chose to dance lent - bag. their partners to the hall, where a hand of music was playing. looms were prepared for those who chose to play at cards. During the evemeg. ices and lemonade were handed round ; the flamer continued with much vivacity until soturohaie after midnight, when the poky returned to their respective home+. • • _- _ 'kite moon siione bright, end shed - a charming Instreoiret the mountains, crowned with the gl cypress; the most death-like- stillness renctied o er the canal, interrupted telly by the fell of the ner, which boat in arreahlr cadence to the 'avast, which had been ii.i;itstied with the fiance, or with some roller emotion, for the scene of the evening afroriled m rich display of beauty. The contras , * wits striking between the elegnnt simplicity of the English dress, nod the guuJv ' th e w al' Cie !Grecian. Her Excellency wits attired in a pint', but costly'suit; the other ladies were deck ed wit :3 rich tarred 4-own, of silver, or rich bilk b:,1;1 . ; , , anbl oil the family diamonds were ilia. plat rat on thi, occasions, stock on without either art or rIeL-.ll:ct. Tier riathasintlor appeared in the eveainz in the Wtorisur valiant'; •his .leers in tile rimming oats rich embroidery. The geodenie.i of the other misr.ions were the mantas .of their respective Courts. • The Cornet. which et this petits,' last year tiro made its ap l ienrs,....-, seem.; sgAin to have din ere,' its- erratic eonme turtarels our sphere. It I.,•ais chic east. and may be seen every clear evening, soon :irks ae:en, somewhst below a' creight liise rlrtun Ibt.t%treli tae plautt Jespiter atul the lending star in Ursa Minor, at nbout two-6.in10 from the phimet, rind forming neurit o right angled treingle with the Piciadis. The tail is nut .o per. year, brit its nucleus is vi,;hle to the naked eye. Ft:na f- sicrlPS cdzsrrE. • deri4thet.;..(grer, ne. Is, teto3. Cup! of Vtlrr feertu Vust.on, Cumulatuiull :J1•0 iggzsty c ships. and re,44,1% ut LL;tl:. the 11.4. W. VI4 Pulse duct tlil butu.(l iu Leith Roads, tath inattait. Sitt—tlcreattla I ttanttolt, fur the iiiformation of the • Luria Cutruttetaiuuers The'ltdmiraloy, nltit e u t i ;el l • hare received f .otts Captain Farquhar, of His llaiests'a.hito AriAar, eiviorr on account of the capture of the cutter privateer IitIPVIMIeII, of four gau> and tore, frow Stavanger, oat tour days, but bad made uu cap. tare I we. Act. (Sigurd) J. VAMION, rict•Adruiral. • , His Majesty's ship drindue, Oct. 4, WWI, I.st. ttt. 31.. long. I. 3.1. E. • ' 11(V--11 beg to araptsint you, that I have this day c:.toured the I: . .aoiala cotter privateer Hlnvessen, kommaaalcd by Xorahass Steoi-dal, cm's-yeas Soar carriage gnus and t aeuty - sm.: mem. She)ael.engt; to Chrlstianmutd, hut last front Sta vaoier; four days Out, mat has Lot wade auy captuic. I base, &r. fllignr.l) ..111THUR F.4II.QUHAIt. VircsAilinirsl Vaelsua, ice. ice. ex. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Richard Tay:or and Wilhite% Grans, of Church-row, Lime house, Middlesex , boat.huilders. October id, 'sod. John Myers and Mycra, of Leeds, leek, grocers. August's; tens. William Bailey, Janes Ward, and William Crawl/hay, of Christ-Church, eiurrey, iron-founders. thluber 17, taus. Thomas Wiun and R4:11611'41 Smith, of Ptiacelsoltreet, Huuurerciatan, Middlesex, (Amy dicas-ruaLer.i. ()Lieber 14, tens. Samuel SaAiry and John llogg, Auldsmithe, .‘rcher-stivet, Creat Windmilhorieeet, St. James's. September 29, lane William Bartlett aad Hugh J:it•Lson, fire of the Obeli*. yard, St. Getir,, , c . 's.l. wide, Surrey, stable.keerers. January up, taus. • '- BANKRUPTCIES EN LAP.G ED. Chutes Sheppard and Mills Patterson Top, if Mike atreei, Ablgate, Loudon, painters, (rum September 27, to November 15, ill at Guildhall. Frcitericl);.,:lry, of tin! )iinories, London, drug gist, trout Octolscr :12, to IJ, at tro y at GuildlaalL BAN KRUVTS. Willi nu lierhittge; 117. ' '''''''''''''''''' St. Martin's lane, in the Isnri%lt of St. Martin in the Ttetabs, NWrlleacx, tnrner, to 'writ mler, 22, in, anti Icily. an, at twelve, at Guild: Ltithitta. . Attorneys, Moro. J. mil W. Biebardsun, Ncw-inn. _ . • • Jobu koisk‘ of NC/Wl4lmm, shoemaker, to marreoder, Oct. V, YS, at use. amid N 0.... 29, at three, at the Punch goal lon. Nottinghnus.• - Attoraess, ltrs.rs. ilioby awl Welts, Nottiaghtan t and Messrs. * Hastens anti Martin, Far uit:agolas Lmadoe• • Julia u, TtiontasOcckston, and J oho Chartesworth, of Clayton, ura,ter, calico-print:Ts, to t.urrealei., Nov. 14, 15, and 29, ut three, at the Velure-inn, Itaashi ster. Art.rue,s, Messrs. Rarrctt and Wilkimon, Manchester ; and 4l•ses. J. and R. Wdlis,lliirtsford.conit, Lando:. . . JRUAtiI lamina, late of f..ast Know', uttinathent, mercer. to gummier, Oct. mut at ten, it Ltertl, reek -lane, N..tlinahato. .Itt , tne a, )Icasts. 31ardou gait and' Hunter, Lbettl,,'4.inn New-sluaro', London; and Mesnot..Mithlteasurs try! Peres, Nottitrgivans Isaac Heil, now or late of Whatnot, %Var./irk, jobber, In sorreittler, Nov: /, t , and *o at eleven, at the Red Lion h.n, it Pined, perish of Great Shetpy,,Le.icestee. Att.*. Bel*, 31eries. Atlwrstune, %Vara .4.ldaire Ikrridge, liattur•Cardtat, Lonthu. • John Salton, the youoter, of New enstle:upon-Ty te, miller, to surrender, Nov. IS, lb, and el, et eleirei, at the Shake speare Tavern; Neweautliouptuu•Tyste. tai*Sturia, Mr. Matthew Fotroer, Nee eastle-upote-Tynet end , Mr. Musa, Suntlautptou•*-treet, Covent-Garen', Lued,on. Jerarytt-strci, St James's, VVeal as'neer, tni'ur, to torven.t.,-r,Ort q, at4' Ittt, at ttrettr, et i{nit ti ill, London. At ...r.trys, Messrs. J. and IV Ite:ant.sitd. Neu-Inn. . . 1‘ . .11..ta 11.thsway. of , Itue-!arse, I.uud.rn, chant, to surcrndur, Oct. @;, D or. . 4 ,, at ten, at trittitttliall. Attorney, Mr. übiasutt, llktu t, r. litobuc - Thomas Navl,w, the Yoronter ; of Liverpool, aplroisterev,, to surrender. Sims. t, e, and rip, et one, at the Cituor-tevere, ~,,, I Mr. Vlalkt h, Livt•lpout ; and Mr. John ft, 001, l'ato.t.stn-et, Southwark. tl',l;:am II atol",ek, of archot,att-street, ItAsel!. spEtre, irt.ltuOtirer, to Mho..ll.ler, O. . 15, ttmi'• , , tett, at Otte., and Nov. to, at tea, at LuildhattL, Luodoo. Attoroey, , Mr. iluut, Surrey-street, Sit aud. 1)1% I Dr.N DN. NovonslaT 10. Richard Ivory, tat; ti st Clement, Woad, upholder, at one, at the .inei 100 , Osfor.l. Nonlaber l 7 lti. l,ar,i (IMMIX, 4, lair of Newe.uttle. upoik. ironsitnap is, at elevc.., at the gbakapoare Tasern, New calk-u .Tyne. N05e..11,1. {4. Thomas 31or.:ne, 4.1 Neweastht-apon-Tynr, 1i.4.4-.lraia.r, at :ochre, at flag Tusk's t!ead, its Newcaetk t.puo-'l'. Novea,:r Nathan :la of Rottgedield-rerpartl, fort: tailhr- at twelve, at fitahlhalf, Lia:tfus. Feb..nary 13. Julio (Wispacol, of 'Alartin's•lanc, Caanoa strret, Loudon, tirytialtar, at oite, at Guildhall. Nurtia.)cr 14. M•Duaald t lax of Uirltatrect, Coveatiranita,bu)t-ioa!:ei-, at tea, at Grtildhgl, Laudon. li..weni:x.t 26. Stepheti Mogan-sod Matt ficadlilattv Matte', tote of Yark:sireet, F..tuthwark, Sorrel, hopfat tars at amt,at Guildhall. I.oadots. Nueila'alier Va. Itialx.rt S:vaioe, of Halifax, Yi.tk ; Julia Suair.e, of ; E.heard Sadie*, of I ; Hannah of I !Alf Juseph S‘saitie, ; sad Ilitariltamebi;tliumoif mei Ctrtll:s, at cheer, at tie White Au IHu id Haig' IA . . . . \c., fiber IS. James IlyZe, and John Chadwick, both of Mana:Mslet, dim, al two, at the Palace tau, iu beater. Nt;;;;;ber '•• oS. Sabo Roller, of Coventry . , ritalsisnAstanufar • tart r, at twelve at the - heir I un, ns Owens r ? hurt tuber ;S. hirkartt Motrrt, to itegel court, London, ant trlaut at I levels, at C10141311._ AoveNaWir• La. Sravaaul flamer cif allalborougla, fttatn,lit, iuwii.a.per, 'al Otitis, :at Ow Mite Li ii at, .141.- roat;la. tanamailatr 14. William Parinilaao, of Exeter, ser4e-makcr, at cicara ut sic Slot lan. in Eatter. Norreashir 111. Thumar Lote, of 31auclacater, eutioa.nra no.trinrcr, at four, at the Arms chasm r. Jail - Wary — l7. Jtms ph Delp, of Wa linz. street, I.onle.t, wbrlraah• lioewaraprr, at tarr;te, at Cuhlhall, No‘enaher 19. Edward ela,,pole, Camiito, Ke.a,shop• kwon, at touter, at t,:ashat..ll, Loaduo. Notrulher 14. Itottrvi Guoldeo, of Liverrool, o:reboot, at . Lvro, at t). Ccoroe 1112, so !tale birect, I.irerpy.•l' Nue, ether 9. Jobs Courtney, late of 51ertbyr • :la• morgan, fookeeper, at tea, at the Cr4s a Lou, la Merthyr et& \uvt.olbrQ IS Miami llitdrll, late of Mcrtb)r Tydvil, fitaraorran, victualler, at tea, at the Crowo lou , la Mis t br Tydvd. No. collar 29. lobo Spencer Taylor, of Gracerhercb-street, I stra.-bat-w-nufacturce, at tea, at Guildhall, CF.RTIFICATES—Nor. s. James rosier, of Miowlwater, cottotuniaonfacturer. ,rltaril Stubbs, of Ltrk, Stafford, butcher Ali .aaaler_ll.Craltb, of Lower lirook-street, Greovetwit, Nunn, Mokaisca„ irine-onercisant. Jolla Junes licerrnan, of ,Wialchetacuntrett, Londou, in• eerarxe-Woker !Samuel Tameley, of Loadinglas, Quatfotd, Salop, iron. maptirr. Givrte Reaurd, Dow es late of Dedfeed, Leocastcr, alto,- tillal4 1 . .111500 Of at f yd , Seveneaks, Kcal, rsiLer. Eaftor, cirriet. DIVIDEND PA ABLL AT GVILDRALL, Chi ittrither Potter, I avatap tonkrr I {Vest:llol'oler, lb t" * • N. 4 Je T PLL/GL:',. „• , pultrs24:l; I T. 17, Arrival the Sy Nill• Irani 1•1; uu, frt.:) . Cttlitle• 'I Egriia ral is appointed convoy fur the to-raut • ' ” • • A. ' AU • ' 'L W4v16111, rstee.'tes. Arrived 146 Siojeetpise ski" Stine,44.4 guns; Cuptasts Atisiae r Stow the coat orf tipossa ; else th e Eacuu.ter 4uti-brig, 1,1e ,1,11‘0y to the rtitwitr,,l,tr &tel. liTent 14 un-ltri;:, Lier!st. Ttickei. area r.„ e:ea : e r „sr; gun*. l'isritet, 1110 thee Fre m is 1414 N. equully. • .1 . .FA Lll9fifigo OFT• jS Arrived the Lady Arabi:W:l ititektt. Cspiwiti' Porten., with mud', limit 73..1114 Had to (lays trom.the hitter I,lat•r. Alko s n i t "' the Charlotte tranrpmt , Capt troth tro•pb from Cork.-IVtild N, DEAL, OCT. 17. Arrived His Majesty's brigs Panda, a aiid Blued /mutt:l from ruise, nitd reuitiiii iu the litmus t% it li n large fleet of Jil l s.of noir, .ontwarrl-bouE tessel% and trnusports with.troops on board lot reign istvvice.--Wind NAV. Wow, FROYt LLOYDS GR.c 'morn. Oar. hy i e 1111 1 1 ti, Siiipb er k (rum Jivriaica; I,moti n -7!—; Prirreqaa 4 11.0.11Cii j and die Ilaitte, Uogn guthec ; and the Pi t•Vit!PlICe, James, frifimihilititi!—Alsited the Bee, hue. and Maria, I:lert, for ttrii k tionot, • Ott Tuesday last; Peter l'eddie, heir Se-dealer, at the (:ilsbet-Tott o erne PftioimrA, Was t ,,, nmitt,ii to the tolhooth l / 2 .l)undee, accused Ar tiolittiiig tilt peraniii of AGNIS Low)os, while on the road front to Kilconulashar, to visit her mother. The Pei:rifler has a wile and large family. The erniing•sroinad. it is 'llo , r -toed, is since dead, in consessnetsce of the hart,a,ous treatment she re ceives!. POJVCE: Yeatertlay, foer *umcn werr brum;fit :be ING tilteles. AYIITI&TR elarrd Mfa; hianicomoun pnii • Mr. Ituttivoottlh,, of rlert-ntreet, statnl to the Motro t n, Ur. , that s.ei4blitorbooil ball beet. w iniettcti ot late ii:th froinlot of this at: tf..c . iuTan'Atirts, in their IA Jut; see , found'it nreesswy to exert tbenAr4ves to tot‘nrotr to otiose the nuisance. Ite lend necurth:: : 4ly had thtst toot sakhesisito emtorly, he'inz 0n:1%43r! ) ob9exiout. They it :kyr tottoritted briiirtrell iktr 2 I'm &Ott& It i. tw.:4l,eltuiy to a.hl, that M. rel‘ertrorth LOCI, two of thi in to lip thv dalicht.Ts of a r, i:;:!°, m • y, had formerly bill k tutnillit7Able trittslo in: t.t u9der Covrnartruf, LI.: that crtr) ta.ana hod beta used in YAW to reclaim !hum. 11•711 -,Tlt:',T Musky evening, n respeetabie pastry-euel., abo mute owichl•uuthuuit of 11 oillmen, %fol. brougat try Lail ...kr heinv Mr. Mt:* n, eharatiil w ith astaanitir.g, ainl attempt -jag to vans /t it a rape tla a child, cooly eight rears •f to whims he Pae riatrd, it.ii!er the folluniaz circuit+. stoat." nOw time %vice the Palter and mth.. ' v. La . urn, t yas••..a• for Paimener, neat is atm-earl aper.d the dry Cue rrliok.ef 1104 4s f..tai4•,, sad ANA the child .ih 'them. 'They *ll itiztaineil in a run.o until jt aek dirk, at l abido time r e Primmer took woke irs.koeol lalit,om pith 1. the child; um &sofa ; she sat roar& vent tutu the )and; the I Trivanrecantrired fol;os lice ir :Misfired, earl , '•maaalt area her. 11, irrinaatance "rat diworeped fknd ciaauliniu;seof beam( ILI. " Pri,oner di uied the primal...al part of the charge, mid .11/dit !hit girl behaved is an italic's., manner to • Ult. Iltia.ta eery rinpcslc oLocree.l,4ltat hit then baJ rater to peirolio-41C yuglat to Lire ton! Lcr falter Mt Ire Oat. • . Pe:sever by a 'elk and e;![ eflit&cla. lie eta ad 1111,it ft! to rt;:su-cr the cSnr;e at t'..e nest Mnidlcal; s.-eidene. b . " 6. 7, EniNg Roes, ibe pcmeiiee, cluwira irith !Living roe, at a pun of earaw. In • friattlesieat 111:11114; sews anis tor turf. Profit Mr. Mk in risr Or HuttitiagJa3, rioriat Ma.• hie meta qMist plate. 'lle pule w *bat, rardasrere placed io inch • rummer, ilia the *Adam ailltftoraharper • on to a rert.itsty. ne, - ru. r was whintaitsi to bog,* biased,' is 1•61 ,4 11 01 two , nreliro its ril.•••Ii. Lott—RW:lBy • 11 . 11i11 Sipkg.s .t. Com. . . Co, 4 per ei t 7 sli A;Pla. S itprtrat' 0 4 . • 11. , 441/tist4l.- 1 111•14in 1.••1411••fr ( El 4 10) ...t9 l - • oirriil7l 7 6 slnisterdsoralli. Imo 7 2 C. llato at Sisk.. 04. 0 i;e4441.1-ibba.c.l. -40 a; a U. • - 311 .0 ItV. Anima 33 1 ;1,,, l'area Ditto 2 Vs a •In . •. .4 113 • 42,411 . 4-rtiag Madrid 43 eiiirctive NiE..a 1.eg14.4•, ... • 4•1 • . •••• Gevirs ..... teem .• :it% %Off, OCT. t I.itthos Gs Oporto t• emit sir Portugal Gad Is Coil acid ri LI. L per as.. • o • • 111 eW Dean ••• • 4 ' S PCiiVrf Bars • • • tiro Ulm (•••6) • • ^ digio. so Noe Vde•k of finnan& Pir (;"' The lad) w 31101 , (1e.L.-cal L.& M.P. of • Ottegietwe. 344.1.1tL6t1ett. Theradny, at Drisharon, b) the Her.. T. B. Situp e. Alexander Twarehete.l, 11..seutoh, GlelKWAtt I . 1.. \lna Claytickl, youn;est daestittr of the' late NI CO) acid, Lori. Ole Tharsday, at Ecimidol.opon Se.-ern, the Rev. Pes ril f'otcleLster t:triee, too:her t St. t itliJi.. Geier, Itn. , le 112.'13, daughter of N. Cl.H.:ra, Lt.i. frenni.t.m• court At D.bory, Cheeeclerstare, the Dew. JAM Herhee, Be — tor of N•ott. Tads wells, %Ville., t.. 31.w.t oavrll, •I'Ablinstn • Viewers ketone, Lai. 'of Beth, Lewee sage, of Pet.c tenor...sr, Loy of Wheuiee, of the 6415 . argercat, tal BBse. bomb Sin*, ..t Griirignistrert, Lett. at Parham, !tosses, he the 11. , rd Bishop Clitaineatur, Abe Ilse. Rehm Cnrson, .en si 111acuUut ern U. 1. . ref ChtL ru, to Is. Itewatwap, daughter of .Creit Uteeliupp. (In sat ni ‘lrtste, bs tie Iler. Dr. "Naisfey, Carr Dare, or th.- 11, !),:tg..i.t Guayas, t.. Mari 11111, daasteue atleelate Liassiat, Esq. DEATHS. • • bile4y, Mn.s Marna, is itt s Lie. Paritasneet . at mei, VlcAte....eatt r. Tanga) re'euieht, Want, of the geyser' '(beant: to actor& of runs wier.t, and Linda reninnrtril in P: , . ' wate.life. • ...VI Laneta-then. on Weintsday, *lra f:i;e:, errat..le of Cc. )cars attached to the amt.'s.: Meat:teal co.:pewee W that ori..c.aawlttl. . _ 11 WATEIt..THIN RAY. AT I.ON DON-111111X;r . NUMB alc.r i••• 1111$1. • .. LONDON: Printed by (:. 11 • V!!)%11)N, N., , 9. Ira Smalrell-entrt, rary•sisres, 1 ,0; .1.••4 Ottir, No. IS, Bark of St. Ckrov. • 5t4,11,..1, M )• WHIT F., of same plart. 1.. r tiwt Pars, Sul to the Otis. oust . ht. •::4) 31114.14 Id. TW (1 sett ii I 72 ti, im ei, in *a