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me, requesilsel ►iltt to deliver np to the said officers such 'whims as, lreisetteM to the expedition, hail rentaiced bo lded. They at.'ll4Wfa• time pnrehaaed a large quantity of proaittions. Dario, the absence of these of f icers, Dr.Nuchtst, n Freochmenia Who had heels carried •way against his inch tuition, gut arthore, and hammed the Governor how matters really were. *dies welt- immediately lamed to arrest them, and demi* the venal, but they gut intelligence of it in time to wall vu ►oard the schooner, leaving their provisions 'behind. The nhjtet of these marauders, it is staled, wa• la man and provision the I, and proceed en a crisis. up the Mediterrauean. This plan was frustrated, for, being short of water and provisions, they bad on alternative but to pot the 'cartel before the wind, and make for the island of Jamaica, where they accordingly arrived. Hem they al fleet elide.- soured to represent themselves as beimhoig to a mitinnal vessel of New Grenada—bat frame accretion, they resorted 10 the artifice of piibitAing a declaration against me, by which means they iihtsi..c.l the prot.-cturo of the merehapis hostile to the raise of Smith American independence, and were thus srierned from iuqui.y , and ultimately assisted in lenving the. island. Dwarried by one part of my force, obliged to send away the remainder, every one will perceive the predicament in which I was. I het obtained no status among the isiliabi tants, and %hen the Spanish influence anti Spanish troops r.surneil their errieity, how could I calculate by my single efforts to retain the command or the place, or cern to repress the bloody commotion which was to be dreaded between those who had lost and Ibose who hail recently obtained the 11<eeatlaticy, between the partisan of the old aged the parti zans of the new order of things? 1 had rroolvell, however, at any batard, to avert such ca lamity ; toy design nag to place myself at the head of the Creole troop., and 1114 if I could gradually establish my authority, I would steal the Europeans from Sau Andrea; or, if I should find my situation untrosble, 1 would endea vour to effirt ricuncilintion among the pieties, and depart; hut the same evil genius that had situated the deserters, in cited to madness their comrades who remained. The irrup tion made by them upiu the town bad itithiced the Creole leader to call to his aaais•anee the Spanish force; thus at the same instant the fort blew up and the Spaniards hail posses sings, and instead of returning to, 1 ',dig under the necessity of using the I in which 1 was, to carry use with all possible speed from Rio de la Hacks. so, Sir, your humble Servant, ' GREGOR 31ACGREGOR. Edinburgh, 17th October, 1941. MR. (WILLS'S SECOND ASCENSION. The inhabitants of Roston (North America) and ♦icinity were on Thutsday, 2011. September, again gratified by a second *seem 1111 l of Mr. Guille with hi. balloon. A Gar urinous before 4, paw. the signal balloon was let off, "thing took a westerly il.r<etion, and induced the spectators to believe that Mr. D.'s tour would he over Charles River, or across the Mill Dam, lowartla Brighton. About four ticluck Ilse grand hallow', to which was at. inched Mr. Cottle, calmly seated its his eiv, weaving the American r9pc majestically flout the Gardens: and with gisudrur aaernded to a great height in the air, making lint little bide lung progress, and that in a nortb.weateru di rection. After gaining a still greater height in the air, the balloon oremetl to have met with a new current of wind, w hich car ved it very gradually iu an easterly direction towards the tattoo?. Soule anxiety now began to be evident among the vast col. IN-tenns of people, in soul about the Common, lest Mr. G's adventurons spirit shossld have exposed him to tie chance of &ousting, or at least to a sea hash. After remaining suspended in the air several minutes, nev•ly stationary. Mr. G. comineured his amngements for - Trturs.inz to his friends, and rrlieviag them, as well as the numerous spretatnes, of their great anxiety. As before, his desreot, as he approached the earth, coati. oiled to become more rapid, outsl hid entirely from she view of the people upon the Curnmon and in the Gardens. Con jecture. were afloat as to the precise spot its which he wvulti south the surface of the earth. rortativitly for our adventurous hero, the balloon came d 0.,, within a few yards of the end of Central Wharf, u here a boat receivrd Mr. G•ille, almost as awn as he touched the surface of the water. Mr. Goille estimates the greatest bright to which he arcs uded, from nine to twrlve thousan 1 feet. From the time be tett the Gardena till be descended, eras about fifteen vaioutes.•—(Puteint-) GYMNASTICS. OA Friday the ltth curt, a game at quoits, for a consider able weer, took place at Bushie, between a party of fartnetr, Iselonging to that rieighlomrhued, and a party of tradesmen from Carrnainnoeh ; when after a very keenly eontestrd game of sixty two shunt, Ibeformer gained by fifteen. The players Ihrt sewer! In the principal Inn in the village , where they - regaled themselves very plentifully with excellent " whiskey punch;" after which they again proposed taking the fir Id to My who would throw a good, four lb.. weight, farthest. The Moon by this time bad climbed the highest hill in all Carmun. murk; however, with her mistime, and the additional lustre of *a lighted candles, they commenced. Various wonder. I,i feats of strength, se,-ompanierl by art, were displayed at the limos/jut of the quoit.—iriciory at last was declared ite (scour of a knight of the shuttle, brimming to the Carrnuti thick party, elle sent it whistling through the air thirty-gilt yards ; bring two yards farthrr than any of his competitors, a little to the discomfiture of the more robust sons of the plough, who, with a little warmth, declared, " It was unea stalklike to be beat by a w ." As the necessary tnelstire ins maintaining what is so truly desirsbley indeed obsoletely requisite, the goodly fellowship and domestic comfort of the corps of Royal Marines, Government, we are in formed, are remo.ing, by appointment to ships, and exchanges with Chatham and Woolwich, all ouch of the officers of the Plymouth division of Koval Marines as were unfortunately connected with thr recent occurrence at their head-quarters. where the I fficers are arrived whose re-appointment oc casioned the trausaction which has led to this Ilielpirasaint but needful interfetence.--(krater t:azette.j A fatal accident occurred on the 12th of this mouth at Rotterdam, coo „Os occasion of launch ing two vessels. I 'Herbs sad la Proserpina, for the royal navy. After the-first vessel had been launch ed, a g.eat iimither of the spectators wishiog to liars the bridge which separates the dock-yard,, to have a better view of the other vessel, the pressure was so gre.t that one of the chains connected with the bridge brop., anti the greater part r , f the persons on It 14-11 into the water. Notwithstanding every EX ertson to save them, four lives were lost.— / Fr - este/I Paper ) N'o cannot with too winch severitycomment on the incau tious soil unwarrsaishle practice of presume making nee of rtsiols or usher fire arms is the ;gardens or near the houses of the wit tripoli', ant ash to Ilse day time tut also ill the diet of the evening. dloa friday night, about eight o'citirk, as a gentleman residing in Upper Cheyne-row, Clieler", was its his hed-ruurn on the second fluor with a cassill., some persists, either wsaboaly or with a malicious design, Ilred a ball at the window, which it penetrated and passed iliruuch a lath sad plaster partition on the opposite extremity of which it alai afterwards rowed, and from sot have proceeded from a were hinted, but the alarm ed then eleorribed. Inquiry , sorry lo soy She perpetrator yet bees Wad slat. THE BATH mArnms PEAS?. The Bath Mayor's Feast on Friday was honotired by the attendance of the Marquis Camden, Esrl of Cork and Or rery, Lurd John Thymic, M.P. the Membera for the County; Sirs J. Hawkins, K. Biker, R. Gordon, H. Johnson, W. Bagalsawe, the Mayor and Sheriffs of Bristol, Stg. See. The following toasts were received with peculiar applause "The Mayor and Sheriffs for the City of Bristol," with three times three. The Mayor of Bristol, in retailing thanks, expressed his warm hope: . that the reciprocal friendly intercourse which at present subsisted between the Magistracy of the ueigh►our ing cities might become permanent. " Mr. Henry Crook, jun. with thanks to him for Madame Meal and elegant Oration." " The Ladies of Bash." ".Mr. De Burgh, and the Inhabititetscif thelinserald Isle." Mr. De Burgh refaced thanks in • 'elicitor's lifeceb " Caledonia and a' the brew lads and homey lame in the goods and unsaid the wrekiii," &c. ice. --- THE CAPTIVE PRINCESS. ' [From a Provincial Taper.] . 0 • • A claim to royal parentage, huwever fallacious, has ones been attended with cousequences most disastrous is the country where it is made, and an attempt to excite public sympathy by false pretensions is the must effectual way to dam up the streams of charity. We will not say that the " Princess Olive" is en impostor, but we will state Ilse pedigree and ronnexious of a real Olive IVilinott. It happened, then, that in the year 1772 (mark the time), there was born in the borough of Warwick a young lady, the danghter of Mr. Robert Wilinett, a house-painter, t.y Anna Maria, his wife. This infant was baptized at Site parish church of St. Nicholas, in that Intrangh, un the 11th of April, 1772, by the name of Ohm When of a proper age site was put to school, stud displayed the first fruits of a very vivid imagination ; and such was her power of invention, that if shehad honestly employed her faculties in the production of a new Series of Arabian Tales, she might at this moment have been in the enjoyment of regret and competency. Subite• qurnt to twitting school she went to reside with her wide. the Rey. Dr. Wilmott, who enjoyed the living of Barton on the Heath. While in this situation, she appeated as a wit ness upon a very estranrdinary trial fur a burglary in her uacle's house, against Iwo men, who were tried, convicted, and executed for that offence. fler story was most maser and her own conduct, as she represented it, must heroic. After the death of the Doctor, a book was published, of which our heroine was the author, the object of which was to prove that her uncle was the real Junius. In the mean lime site snartjetl to a person of lire name of Seer's, we believe a foreigner by birth, and a dancing master or por trait painter by profession. The rest of her history is obli vion; possibly she became a princess. The Lady of whom wit speak was famed for dealing in documental evidence; but unfortunately for herself, the writers of all her documents always happen to die before their letters and certificates are produced. The Warwick family have long been the objects of her solicitude, and so much regard had she for their honour and reputation, that she made an offer to one of that family In withhold from the public the letters, real or pretended, of souther member of them, then deceased, for a %%doable consideration. Tu gra tify the fair lady's taste for doceitienta, we beg leave to pre sent to the public a certificate of mime importance in this affair, which we have been nt the pains to obtain from the register of the parish church of St. Nicholas, in the borough of Warwick, relating to the baptism of Olive Wilmolt. It is as follows.— " April, 15, 1772 (Baptized) Obsey daughter or Robert and Anna Maria Wilmoit." We have not another word In add upon the subject, ',crept to inquire whether the Olive Wilmot', christened at Warwick as the daughter of Robert Wilm.dt, in 1712, is the same Olive Wilmott who arm rbristened in London in 1821, as the daughter of the Duke of Cumberland? If nut, there is Isere a most extraordinary coincidence of names, dales, aad ACCIDENT AT THE REGENT'S PARK' BARRACKS. Oa Saturilay night, about eleven o'clock the new barrack. in the Regent's Park were thrown into the greatest confu sion and alai in, in consequence of the left wing of the hospi tal, which is situated at the north end of the building, falling down with a tretneudout eraah. The troops had nearly re. tired to rest whets the crash wan heard, and the greatest fears were entertained for the safety of the invalids who were in the building, aa also for Ike Iniapitnl corporal, and hi■ wife sad young children, who occupi..l ■ room near the sick ward. Immediate assistance was rendertil, and the in valids were removed without sisetaining any injury, and dis tributed in the barracks. The wife and family of the hospi tal corporal were in bed, fast asleep, at thr time the building fell, but luckily the latter was rap, and heard *cracking noise previous to the at-cadent, sod he awoke his family sod put them out of the window in a naked state, whereby they were rescued from trident destruction, as the building fell the instant the whole of its inmates I. ft. The tattle assigoed fur the accident is, that the founds. lion of the hospital histrionic beets very damp, in consequence of a test quantity ut water having run into workmen hail been emp!oyed i■ the day digring a drain to 1.1 th. water off, and, it is supposed, they underintlicil the building Ow touch. The part now standing has bees. ►hared up by supporters, sad wurketrets are empluyed clausal away the rubbish. INTREPID SMUGGLER. On Thursday James %Venter, a noted smuggler, from Moorfowthouse, in Renfrew county, who has fur a lung time eluded the vigilance of the police, was apprehended at Trout' by Mr. Gunn and a party of iliagniiiis. by a virtue of a war rant on a writ from the Otani of Exchequer, for payment of revenue fines In the anmunt of 200/. Walker is a bold and determined character, wiry 'athletic, and swift of foot ; and as he always carried fire.arans, with the dc. termination of never bring taken alive, it was deemed ne ream,' to take out a strong party to apprehend him. On reaching Trope, Mr. Gunn was informed that Walker ass then at the Point, preparing for qrs. Netutisels were isame• diately placed across the road, with strict urilera to allow no one to pass, while Gunn and a corpottil proceeded towards Walk, r, who was then upon the quay. On bring called to surrender, he sprung pant Gunn, sod relying on his extreme swiftness in teeming, wade for the mks.— A long and arduous pursuit imam:diet. !y coined, till at length he found himself in a narrow pass MI the water '• edge, with Gunn close in his rear, 1111.1 the dragoon immediate) y be fore him, with his s w or d d rawn. I n the hope o f reaching some of the vessels, he dashed into the see, the corporal plunged in after him, when • violent struggle ensued, in *loch Walker was taken prisoner. On being searched, he 1111111 found to have in his pocket, a pistol and a number of bullets. He was then brought into Ayr gaol. The Aldermen of Skiiineer.alley, Dublin, have voted au Address of thanks to the p►e•cut Lord Mayor, fur his u :tent conduct, particularly in giving es a toast, " l l, e Memory of King William the I hied." Alr. T. ELLts, was in the Chair. CoßowaTlo■ RIOT.-4n Maeda, last the General Quar ter Sessions of the Peace for this city were huldeu before Sir EDWARD HITCOINGo, Mayor, Wither. El.lis TAUNTON, Recoraer, and other City Magistrata s, when James Win chester, Joao' Julioson, 11'allians &ashy, William Selstone, William Oaburne, Thomas Sparks, Dail. y Charles Matthews, Thomas Sinus, Henry Lock, and Thomas Prior, were indicted and oworicled of a riot, 411611 breakiug the windows of several of the inhabitants of ibis city, wake had illuminated their boasts is, the eveniog of the day of his Majesty's coronation. The Cowt seutenced the ter &raw to three calendar ususiths iltiprisntiment in the city gaol, mod the latter to uoemostk's ianaprisotwaeot.--ro#brif thread • . , R 7il RIP; ' ' . BETTING ftoolf, MNrVAT, °mom " DERBY. . 11 to 1 apt Syron% 14 to 1 apt Marcella, I It to 1 apt Laod s o a p e . lB to 1 apt Plover cult. 04113. 7 to 1 apt Heiser*. I 12 tot apt Pope Joan. 10 to apt Major Wilson. MATCHES. 7 to 4--Mr. ernelr forl against Cardinal York. 6 to 4—Gustavus again.* Peel's. Even—Tronoltan sad Nu:ll3 Wester. NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER, OR HOUGHTON MELTING, 1821. 140 14 DAY, OCTOBER 29. One-third of a Subscription of 2b6P• each, for 5 yr "lg. fist. Sib. ;6 yr olds, Oat.; sad aged, Oat. 31b. BC. Bona Sde the properly orSubscribers. cribers :—H is Royal Highness the Duke of York, of Portland, Duke of Grattosi, Lord Jersey, Lord Lgre ' , Sir .1. Shelley, and Mr. Thornhill. Me. G. L. Fox's Paintbrush, apt Mr. Bouveries Plumper, Bst 416. each. A. r. 200 gs. h. ft. Mr. Bouverie's Tressilian, Bst. 81b. apt Mr. G. L. Fox's North Writer, Bst.2lb. Aneaster M. 200 p. h ft. Mr. G. L. Fox's Parhs, 861. 121 b. agst. Mr. Huuter's Gus. ta.us. 7il. 131 b. D. M. 150g*. h. ft. Sir Shelley's Spouts, B.t. 71b. aget Mr. Bouverie's Ar butus, Sat. 11b. T. M. M. 200gc It. ft. Mr. tidily's Paatouffic, Bst. 716. apt lAI Duawich's Moroi is. 7st. 1116. D. M. 100 gs. h. ft. Lit Exeter's AilmeniAst, Bst. 121 b. -apt D or Grunun's Law rence, 7st. 121 b. T. Y. C. 200411, b. ft. TlltsDAY. Fifty Pounds for I-yr utds, carrying a feather ; 3 yr olds, 7st.slh ; 4-yr olds, Sid. Mb.; 5-yr olds, Shit. 31h.; 6 yr olds, 71b.;0i1. and aged, 94. 10Ib. Last Three Miry of B. C. Handurap Sweepstakis of 10ro. each, for 3 yr ulds and upwards. T. Y. C. Mr. Conrktortrs r. by &lint. nut of Palms, Yat. 71b. seat Mr. Jantes'S e, by Caramel York, Bst. First half of Ab. M. 100 gs. WEDNESDAY. Subscription Piste of NI. for S-yr olds, carrying Sit. 71b.; and 3yr olds, Sit. 10Iu. T. Y. C. Mr. Greville's Oracle, Sit 121 b. agst Mr. Prendergast's Kildare, Sst. 41b. D. M. 1001 s. h. ft. TRVILIDAT. Subscription Hairdicap Plate of 501. fur 3-yr olds and upwards. 1). I. Mr. Prendervist'• Letitia, Bst. 81b. apt Mr. Berveries Arbulos*, 841. tar. 1). I. 200 gs. b . ft. IA Exeirea Ardroosan ' Ant. 10Ib agsl Mr. Router's Gas tafrus, 7.i. 81b. R. M. 200(.. h. ft. FRIDAY. The A odley End Stakes of 300. each, for horses •f all nes (Lye olds eke. pled). To suet at She Startirg Post of the T. Y. C. sod to ron to the end of H. C. Mr. Booverte's Tressilims, Bst. 41h. apt. Mr. Pieedevisst's Kildare, Bst. lib. 1). M. tOOgs. h. ft. LAMBTON PARK MELrYING. \ THURSDAY, OCTOIDDI IS. Handicap Slakes of sgs. each. T. Y. C. Gentlemen riders. (10 Subscribers.) Mr. Lsenbton's r . t. by Macbeth, 3 yrs old, lOst. 711). (Mr. J. Robinson) Mr. Dwoirewthe's b. h. Whysgig, 5 yrs old, I Ist Mr. R. Lambtoo's b. A. Morris &nem, 6 yr, old, 11m 3 IA Norenarshy's ch Ralpho, aged, 11.1. 71b... 4 Mr. Peire* S. b. Bergami , aged, 10st. 1015. Won easy. Match for 50m. T. Y C. Gentlemen riders. Mr. Lambton's b. m. Mrs. Siddons, by Macbeth, 4 yrs old, Ilst. (Ur. J. Rubinson) Ld N urmanby 'a gr. b. Cannier, aged, 11st. IVon easy. The Weller Slakes of 10gs. each, fur Horses, &e. 12st. each. Gentlemen riders. Two mile,. Mr. Lainbron's be. c. Cavalier, by Amodio, 4 yrs old it (Mr. J. .rbinsus).. I Mr. Pr tre's be. c. Sir Jelin, 4 yrs old Mr. Baker's ch. h Krnilno• tit, 6 yrs old 3 Mr. Diancombe's br. b. Shepherd, aged Mr. Witlaam's b. c. by Whitworth, 4 yrs old Won by a neck. Mardi for 50gs. T. Y. C. Gentlemen riJrrri. Mr. Larnbton's b. b. Rob Roy, aged, list. 411). (M r . J. Rubinson) .. • 1 Mr. Duncombe's b. h. Why nig, 5 yrs old, 1 let. 415 Won by half a length. The Lamblon Hunt Stakes of smr. each, f or H a m m . B, g , Twomile brats. (10 Subscribers ) Mr. 51.ison's gr. li. Esc ipe, 6 yrs old, I2st. (Mr. T Sykes) 1 1 Mr. W. Lorairre's b. b. by I. Orient, 6 yrs old, 12st. . 2 2 Mr. Lambrion's in. Mrs. Siild"us, 4 yrs old, I Ist. elb 3 3 Mr. IL lambi/n.'. hr. h. by Symmetry, 5 yrs old 4 dr. Mr. J. Rubinson's ch. m. Fenny, 8 yrs old, 12.1 0 dr. Sac* pstakes of lOge. each. Gentlemen riders. TY. C. (5 Subscribers.) Mr Wyvill's h to Puss, aged, 11.1. 41b 1 Mr Doirdas's b. m. Pandora, aged, Ilst. 71b Mr. Duncombe's b. h. Whyagig, S yrs old, 11,1.415 3 Won cleverly. Match for 50gs. Genii:men riders. A. F. Mr. Dirocortibe's ch. tr, 6 yrs old, Ilst. el 5. (Modes) 1 Mr. Perm's b. b. Berganti, aged, 1191. 41b. Won by a bead. Match for 50gs. Gentlemen riders. A. F. Ld Normanby's Kr b. Capulet llst. (Owner). 1 Mr. Petre's b. h. Bergami, 1011. W'on easy. The Silver Cnp, for Horses, ste. not thorough-bred. Rude by Farmers, 12st. each. Two-mile heats. Mr. Hepworth's hr. wt. by Ardrossau, 4 yrs old .... 1 1 Mr. Hudson's h. m Rally, aged Mr. Day's b. h. Waterloo, ag• tl Mr. Weidell's b. in. The Bud, aged Mr. Day's h. m Nymnielry, 4 Ira old 0 0 Mr. T. Nrlsom'. ch. in. by Alschrth, 4 yrs old 0 dr. The Judge placed only three. Woo easy. SMITHFIELD MARKET, MONDAY, Ocrroina 22. There was a very great supply of all dever.ptions sit Cattle at market this merniog, in consequence of which the price of 411 kinds of treat was cheaper than on last musket day, There is no alteration in the prices of Hay, Straw, anti Clover. The following is au accurate statement of the prices and numbers : To oink the offal per atone of 81b. 8eef....35. 0.1. to 3s. Ind 1 Wail of Cattle tile Aar Matto, .2s. 6.1. to 3,. Bd. Renato 2 P2O 0.1. to bs. Od. Sheep ............ ....43.700 Pori .„ 4. 01 to 41s. 8d Calves Lamb.. Os W. to Os. 041. I Pigs.... . . side tato atuallser moat, at the r entered the well. Tile bill wee se IS site it is coseeivrel H runlet si '..1. pistol. Fistulaely al persiss se it crested soy be berm esseefsed i bee sure bees wade r toe y 47 e $ sl Ibis isifississ t /of sa yet 111 . . 1 o f 1 , iiihi4 f CURRAGH OCTOBER MEETING, 1821. MONDAY, 15. Rossmore Slakes, Fifes Guineas, h. ft. fer Iwo year olds. Mr. Prendereast4 f. by Rsiubow, out of Jeanette Mr. Gore's Sister to °ikon* .... Nine paid forfeit. Kirwan Stakes, Fifty Guineas, It. ft.; Red Post. Second Mine saved stakes. Mr. Rsttersby's Johnny Raw, Ant Mr. Lewis's c. by Gauntlet, fist. 81h. 2 Mr. Prendereases Dimalale,Sst. ilb. Time others started, bat were not placed. Sligo Stakes, Fifty Gnineas ; thirty rt. for two-year olds; cults, Sat. 21b ; Allirs, 7.1. 131 b. Two.yesr old Course. Major Kit wan's!. by H , :cordon, out of Nansy.. ..... 1 Lind &lieu's Gasket Sir N. Loftes's c. by Holyborb Sir N. Loftus's nen, is tumble round, after martiopt, broke his fore lee; mid Ida jockey thrown, broke three of big ribs It is feared the horse must be shut. Produce Stakes. Mr. Prendergast's f. oat of Jeanette walked over. Sligo Stakes of Two Hundred Guineas, h. ft. Mr. Prendergast's f. oat, of Jaanette..... walked over. Sweepstakes of Two Hundred Guinea, b. ft. fur two-year olds; colts, Set. blb.; Anise, Sat. Two-revs old Course. (Fume Subscribers.) Lard Sligo's b. f. Pride TOSIDAT. Post Slakes Two Hoselqed Goioasa, b. ft.fet two -pear o*; PRICES OF HAY AM) sruAw ST. 14•11CfeIP. Hay 3/ On Od to 4/ O. 0.1 I Hny 3/ 10. 0.1 to 4 1 4. Od Straw 11 7s 01 to 1116 s 0.1 I Clover.. 41 4s Od to 5/ 5. MI Clover 4/ 48 Od to 51 Os 0,1 Straw . I/ 6. Od to 11141 s Od P. P; •11 • collt, g.t. MIL Mei, est. Two-years old &BIN (Seven Sulitcribt4l3 Mr. Prendergast's f. Jaoartte, by Raiabow.... Colonel Whaler's r. Stamford, by Quiz Sweepstakes, Thirty Guional twenty ft. for two-year Walk Two-years old Course. Mr Illake's Welcome Mr. Prowdergait's f. Moll 'Roe Four Subscribers paid fottril. Sweepstakes, Tra Guinea', h. Is. Tweuty.tive Guioeas added. Royal Course. Captain Brown's Langan, Elst. 61) ♦. 1 Mr. Hunter's Roller, 1141 Itch. 2 Colonel Braeles Whalebone, 7st. 1 Ilb Two others not placed. Tt is expected there will he one of the hest molested races that hatt been (or *ante time run on the Outsets, for hia Ma. jest)'s Whip, on Friday next, the 19th. TUR CHASE. We understand that the coursing has been very socemssfal this season, Nod that since the removal of the crops from the Arida, several parties have had capital ■port, in t►e neigh bourhood of Perth. The Stratberise Coursing Club is ex pected In meet at the bridge of Forteviut, on Thursday and Friday, the tat and 2d November, when excellent sport M an ticipated.—t Edinburgh Paper.) PkDESTRIANISN. Skipper, the Norwich pedestrian, has declined his ardu ous task of walking 1,000 miles in twenty dela, in cease q of the interference of the Magistrates, after having completed 390 miles in eight days. On Wednesday week, Wright, the pedestrian, commenc ed * walk of ninety miles, ou the Bowling.green, at Little Sheffield, at four o'clock in the afternoon, which he termi nated betwixt three and four on the day following. He wa■ in we understand, to walk six miles in something short of an hour, neatly at the conelosion of his undertak• ing ; an effort by which his strength and activity are alike proved. His walking attitude is remarkably erect, and his movement altogether clean sod firm. SWIMMING MATC7I. On Thursday a swimming match took place at the Ser pentine River, between Mr. P. 0 Martin, the celebrated Nottingham swimmer, and Mr. T. P. Rsmsdeu, of high swimming repute at Rockford. The match was fur fifty gui neas, to swim four times up and down the river. It %ems well contested fur sonar time, Mr. Remade* keeping the lend ; but on turning round for the last lime be grew tired, and was passed in grand style by his antagonist, who won She match amidst the shouts of thousands. 3lr. R. sunk when within Ave yards of the winning post, but was immediately rescued by a wateiman ; be, however, wow recovered, and was able its walk away. M E7'g. ' • CORN EXCHANGE, Mormef, Ociourß 21. Notwithstanding the extraordinary beige soppli, of Wheat daring the last four weeks, and the impossibility of effecting sales of any but the finest samples, there la no cessation of RI rivals, basing hid upwards of 17,600 quarters fresh in last week, and a considerable supply this morning from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, for -*bleb there is but little demand : prime dry samples obtained last Mouday's prices, but all tithe► soots were exceedingly beery and although offered from 2*. to 3e. per quarter lower, yet it could not be got off st that abatement ; the qualitily mew bete being so immensely great, and the demand so trifling, Ilse greater part must remain nu band some time. as the eousismplion is quite inadequate to takeiit off. Barley is is. per quarter lower than Oil ibis day week, but la. per quarter higher than on Wednesday. Beaus and Oats are is. per quarter cheaper, and extremely dull sale at that abate* meat. In Beans and other articles is no alteration. CURRENT PRI Wheat, Rent &Essen 40, 50s Old - Suffolk 4O. 50s Old ..... -.58. - Norfolk (Old) 50s 52. --- Foreign Rye 2bs 32s Barley lls 28s Malt 80. 70. White Pease 3os 214.] ICE OF GRAIN. 34. 3R. Grry P.ll/0. l6. 30s Small Beams.. 30. 34. Tick ditio Oats, Potato 24, ?Rs Poland Oats Sao Feed Oata , 16s VIA Flour per MN k 6os 65. Rape Seed, per latt 281 331 IMPORTATIONS LAST WEEK. English Wheat, 17,699; Barley, 10,690; Malt, 3,499; Oda, 28,288; Rye, 103; Beans, 3,988; Pease, 2.563 Foreign Wheat, 6,650; Barley, 1.265; Oats, 13.290—Irish Wheat, 160; Oata, I,sBs.—EnBlish Flour, 13,587 sacka. GUILDFORD, Orroura 20. Wheat, per loc.d New ditto Oats, per quarter Ol 18s to 1/ 10e Rye, per quarter U - 81 , to I/ 12s Barley, per quarter Beans, per quarter U 6s to 21 Os Grey Pease, per quarter I/ 8s to 11 12s NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. (By the Carcass.) Beef .... 2s 4d to 3i 0.11 Veal 3a Oil to 4a Rd Mutton.. 2s 4d to 3 s Od I Pork .... 2s Gd to is Od Lamb 2s 81 to 4s 4d. PRICE O HOPS, per Cwi. N ILW POCK IT/ XI KM RA Gq. Kent ....2I IM to Ed es Kent t/ 10. 11 41 Rs Sussex ..21 8s to 31 Ns Sussex.... 21 01 to 3f Os Essex....2l 101 in 41 4s Essex .... 21 lOs to 3116/ Farnham, fine, 71. to W. tic—Seconds. W. Os. to 71. N. PRICES OF TAW)V Town Tallow 40a 04 Yellow Russia 47. 0, Od White ditto...4Bs Od —a Ott Soap 43a Od —a 0,1 Melting Stuff 3fts 0( Ditto rough-26s Od —a Od '. SOAP, Ike. per 11214 Yellow Soap soo Mottled Ns Curd ..... . . Graves IS% 0. Good Dregs 7+ Os PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stone of Bib. Price of Tallow (as stated by the Tallow ftlelie,s) 2s. 9J. PRICE OF CANDLES. From Tallow Chandler; Hall. Price of CeeJlee, per dozen, 9, &I—Moulds, lie OIL 6d. per dozen allowed fo► reeds 'msey. COAL MARKET, Ocreata 22. sips at Market. Slap Fold. Price. 42i Newcastle tat 32s. ltd. to 4616 3A. 10 Readerload 2 Walsh Caal 3 Seidel* Goal 2l —s. 0.1. to 37a. Id. 1 /None Call 1 Mika 0 ACCIDENTS. A moot distressing circumstance occurred st tie house of Captain BULBECK, iu Mldtite.iirret. Brtglet on, on Thursday afternoon. The servant 6;irl went up to an attic, taking with her a child of Captain B.'s, a fine buy between three and four years of age; and a hileahe waseu{rgrdin pettinro n tier gown, the little fellow, unuerevierd, pushed tip the sash, and, leaning out of the window, lost his equilibrium. and fell, headlong, into the street, The skull of the unfortunate child was so dread fully fractured by the fell, that he survived only s few minutes. On Thursday afternoon, the 11th in s t a nt, ;;, Rev. Mr. TILLARD, of Bluntisham, &nal the lire. Mr. WitsoN, of Somersham, Hunts. were return ing together in a one-horse chaise from Bosworth, where they had been to dine w►th the Hee. NIT. FRANKS, something being wrong with the hirn t .s, Mr. TILLARD alighted to adjust it, in doing 9, 1 4 the bridle happened to slip over the burse's when the annual set off at full gallop, and after running more than • mile overturned the chaise, by which accident Mr. WlLson's back was broke r , and he died iu consequence • few hours afterwards. A respectable farmer mimed WIDDICOMBE, re. sidiog at Windso►, near Yealinpton, was unfortu nately killed at Ivy-bridge by being thrown from his horse, on Tuesday, at the moment the Regula tor coach was pu►ing, by which accident his head was so crushed .by one of the wheels, as to cause his death shortly afterwards. Lest week • lad, servant to Lady OLIVIA Sp*t_ ROW, while grooming a horse, was, by ■ kick from the animal on the head, completely scalped; but we understand he is likely to du well. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. poarsiecrrn. ocrours 21. Arrived yesterday the Animus, Byers, from else Downs for Asiismis ; Ruby, Hist.en. from the Dawns fur Lisbon i and Industry, Volts, from Quebec for Shoreham. PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER 20. Arrived the Rowcliffe, Dubois, from London fur Honduras. TALI. OUT B. OCTOBER 20. Arrived the Mari♦ Sophia, Nielvou, from Distil; ■nd Dorset, Burk, from Newfoundland. Sailed the Norway Rock, (Mists., for Longsound; and Duke of Marl') •rough packet with a wail fur Liabuft—the latter bail put back. DIAL ocrontrat 21. Arrived yesterday and sailed fur the Rtver the Commerce, Brown, from Faro ; Aun, ►faller, from Smyrna ; and serer al others, names unknown. Came down from the River and remain the Dawn, Banks. fur Honduras The brig Ridley, for Trieste, has parted from her micitor, and proceeded fur Ramsgate. trimiroor., OCTOIMIL 19. Arrived the Crudelia, Urquhart, from Loudon ; she struck against George's Pier and filled with water; she Delight, Hodgson, frost Waterford, struck against Prince's Pier and 611 ed with water. LS TESTRRDAY. Ex. Bill., Y. 1,000!. 6 4 5 pr. Ditto, 5001. ....6 5 pr. Ditto Small ....7 5 pr. Lottery Tickets 191. 184. India for Ace. .... 241 Cons. for Ace... 782 79 78/ PRICE OF Bank StociCT -- 240 3 per Ct. Ned... 77iit 3 per Ct. Coe 783, 4 per Cents 5 per Ct. N. Ann. l 1 Bank L. An IJ India Bonds,— 73 pr. South Sea Stuck.... 87 BIFtTII3. On the 17th instant, at Londbato Hall, Sunlit, the Lady Sophia Maettorald, of a atm. On Saturday se'nnight, at Belvoir Park, county of Down, Ireland, the Lady of Sir Robert llateson, Bart. of a sou. MARRIAGES. Oa Ike 131 h inst. at Gretna Green, Francis H. N. Drake, Esq. to Miss Catherine Bacon, both of the city of Wells, in the connty of Somerset. On the Btl. inst. et Tenhy, Captain Edward Siopford, R.N. to Mrs. Cockburn, relict of the late A. Cockburn, Esq. On Tuebday laat, at Ansley Church, in the county of War wick, John Cbetwode, Esq. eldest son of Sir John Chetwode, of Oakley, in the county of Stafford, Bsrunet, and nephew to the Earl of Simplot d, to Elizabeth Juliana, eldest daugh ter of John Newdigate Ludfoi it, Esq. D.C.L. of Ansley.b.ll. On Ilia 11th inst. at Guernsey, Thomas Carey, Esq. of Ruse, in that island, to Barbara, eldest daughter of th, late Colonel Jackson, M.P. fur the county of Mayo, Ireland. (lu Weibieulay, at Thornhill, by the Rev. J. L Sisson, M.A. Thomas Bayley Clarkson, Esq. of Wakefield, to Miss Bedford, of Overton Hotibe, iii Yorkshire, and eldest dangle ter of the late Bedford, Esq. of Holt, banker. On Thursday, at Sherbutoue, Haws, by the Rev. Mr. Hopkins, Minor Canon of Winchester, Mr. Stephen Sander son, B. A. of Pembroke College, and Sydenham, Kent, o nly surviving son of the isle Rev. Alfred Sanderson, Vicar of Aston Blanc, Glouceatershire, to Charlotte Maria, only daughter of the late Rev. Henry Arno!d, Vicar of Lonviock, Haut.. DEATHS. At Clogher, on Tutaday, the 19th Inst. ibe Hon. George Jocelyn, fourth son of the late Earl, and !brother to the present Earl of linden. At Clapham, after an illness of sixteen years, aged 75. Elizabeth ' widow of Mr. Franck Newberg, formerly of the corner of St. Paul's Cburcb.yard, London. In Morningioo-place r oo lbe 41st instaut, in bis 28th year, Mr. Edward Wert. On the 18th instant, in Cumbrriamkatreet, S. Juliana Laura, youngest &righter of the late Joint Burke, Esq. sad grand niece to Lord Csslituotine. At Madras, on the 12th May, Lieutenant-Colonel Samuel Dairy m pie, C.B. of the Madras Artillery. On Monday, at the Intuit of Wm..ins. Ellis, Esq. Tower street, York, in her 86th year, Mrs. Waddington, relict of the Rev. Dr. Waddington, Rector of Cavendish, Suffolk, and last surviving issue of Dr. John Watson, Rector of Felsted, Frs.:, who was lineally deseroded fromWainuo, Pro Lord Rockingham. ' On Tuesday lost, at Biwtry, Yothahire, Mr. John Tenn. - . in the sixtieth year of lies acr, and lathe fo tieth of his ploymeni as gardener and gamekeeper to the Dowager Lady Galway, of the above place. On Monday lest, eridelenly, Henry Byer, Esq. of Satter. leigli.hoiler. Devon. Mr. 13. was on his journey in She Royal Union Post Coach trout Southmelton to Exeter, and, to ease the horses, hail walked •p Drayford bill, with other pas sengers, with whom he conversed apparently in good health and apUtts , and with his usual elieerfolor as ; hot shortly after resuming his seat in the carriage, he expired without s istrugcle. On i'huraday, the 13th September, about five o'clock, Henry Jru tn, Esq a Delegate to dm Convention, from the county of Ulster, when apparently is perfect twalth, fell duwa la the Capital, at Albany, in the State of New York, North AnitiiVl, sod expired invtantly. He had the moment before purchased a ticket for ailiairsiva to Peale'. marinated picture of The Court of Death, thew exhibii nig in the Senate Chamber; and while he was eroasiuk the threshold of the door Wading to the picture, he um instantly summoned from representatioe lu tic awful rustily ! HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Moruieg 0 after It. I Ripesisi 1A after 19. Pasted mad Pub_THE ISRMSR Pat= eekl TEE GLOBE 01See, 14. 127, /linked, by C. CORNWELL. el the strand. _. " " ~r~~ aIP . .;t ~, I tw "to Bur ~'~'