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II P II I ~ L? Raps yaw thish I pet it tram doh% yew Ihreatair s 'hie yea are quits wrong" Mr. fteamsyse left the constable to take • dam 011ie glass, sod deo most to Condos. Mr. Moseys. was oat able to *weer to any of the articles (there were roar large bushels of ohms or the table). At the factory, Cal- News said is the peasesee of Condos, that it was he that .gase him the clam, and said he was a great villain, and had Assokd Mtn. Reasayiss deals this year sod a half with Mr. Paul linsiney for tools for cutting glass; when Cal laghan said taut Cooties had gives him the glu e, the latter made es early. Oa Me • eroas.tigassisation by Mr. (Mons Yu., Mr. M. *sync laid, there were other gless-cuiters in Curls; eiittem assartiases bought plats slam mid est it f..e Ode. : t on Week( ; Condors had as appsentiee; sales of dige wen. missetinies forted on the wins be. but never by MINIM •• blansyse• Galin. was in their employment a good while, he warts; ma his own amines before ' • hie character was always awareasely gall; at Douglas he had the rare of the - - - —loess knew filler coolers 'pt to have she Messrs. the place he asked leave of refined; before glass au iii- Itonaries glass be prodored i ; witness and hada ashatahed frartory Wen- rP7WPlrri.v*o ea Steno's snit ...myrrh it to the Ake Friday of A glasa-cot try, of the name of f eaby r pr.eed the sale of • Varts.colltrig wilt SO him by Coed's, which waa aeons to by a person of the lonise of Thropiart as hayloft been ma• nutietured by Pawl JNSeiaey for the Messrs. Konayne. for the decreer, Mr. Dan. Foley. a. extrusive and rt. spectabl• nlasn.usanofsetorer proved. that he as a former period sold plain Om to C:44ilini and his partner Callaghan, libieh they rah sod sold; he bad eat, howiyer ' sold twos ail slot* l a.l March ;ha here his kiwis glar y hot irothd not swear to it; the ankles Mailed in Isis at. sot of Mo tnnottfaettire. pOS>llll ' .110 K Ruesay nes Mr. Maorii" Bola Mimi fed the Jury, gave an etc. *client chwarter of Collagist*, mho he been ea his IMO phby• meat. r. Cremaneli spots ape proiselog reman:talde testi mm Dies to the character of Coder, btet BSc Daly s iestismany of his general conduct was thonght sisikient by the Cmtre.' The learned Judge, in an side and lomissons charge, re. tr api tr Ist cal She evidence. and sided the law rif the cure so the Jury, who brought in a verdict of Godly against Cordon, and of AegtUfsl for Callaghan. Alter an impressive address from the Bench, which drew lea re time the Prisoner, wile was very gesterly dre.sed, and whose deportment was very respectable, be was seeteneed to severs years' transportation. DERRY ASSIZES. *SLUM. DOILLIIIL sr. nail*. 11 4 11.1arrItlf. This was an action hineenbt by the Plantar, who is Cadh lector of Klein lee lie district of Londonderry, against the Defrodaat, whir is • morelmat, sod a very sentenetve tonn e usist is this city. The eireenistaines being of gone trossegamsee sad the nature of the case rather stavel, it created eassiderilie ten sest, and the Court was crowded gs excess. It appeoral frogs the evidence of Mr. Jobs Oar, the Pro-Colleetor, that the Defesdoin, es Friday tie Mb S ikes*, 1120, paid twit duty spots • hogshead of tobacco Is tie witness, amoestiog to the sons of 2131.; that a part of ibis stun ensisisted of pri att bankers' worm s sad that bessagst the notes es paid there were Dolts of she Rank of Me Wm. Alsositslef Oct Co.* the innosat of 30/. 165.; that the Defandsmil had paid one penny in the pound too liaise private notes so to male tree', equal to Bauk of Intro* notes; tbst tin Ronk eit Mews. A leased,' mod Co. had slopped payment iss Ilatorday the O P lOUs of that esinith, and bad not sista ressuniel psysisest ; that tines notes were marked by the wiliness MI the time he received them, sad were hisesedistely afterwards lodged is the office of Mr. J. A. *myth, sad bills o ries la lies of them; that the none were referred from Mr. Semyth's Otries to the Fawns Ofice, las the litt 15th, arid 17th ; that he applied to the Dead est • exehange them, which the Defendant refseed,alleg , isk• the peso, a posed charged by the Mantle was takiiiina • it tee foe she outrun" of the Bask, and that he was INA liable to say further responsibility on accost of those mites. The Plaisaiff produced Mr. John Kelso, wino herpes ilisrouat-uffice in Derry. to Awn, that a peony • veined washe usual charges's/it between Bank of Ireland mud venom beakers' noses, sod which Mr. Kelso was of opinion Oran charged as compessation or commission, merely for the•lsouble of •ezeboutios them. The Defied sia pruchnoil eeriness to Phew that • perry in the potted was more than the usual charge fur conunissioa ; bet wither party proved any specific atteemeut, as to whether t h e pe ppy a pound was charged as so insurance on the 1 i --- awns; or as eionsuississia fur the truoble of exchanging • I them. The dUtlcie charged the Jary at some ninth, saying, it nes • case of that description, which seldom cornea before a Jury, sod one deserving of that eossideration which would bring it to 4010111 specific trrmiaation. II was entirely a J ury q .,,rien, and he bail nu doubt but the Jury before whom the miusa bad come, all teatimes of respectability and tape. ✓imier, and, an doubt, most of them men of business, would • ere the' matter iu its proper light, and do justice between the parties. The Airy retired, and returned is a short time, when the Foreman informed the Judge that there was no probability • - of 'h e ir. agreeing; vi hereto pun thy were discharged by eon. rest, walkout finding may verdict. , . ?. ' MORE OUTRAGES IN THE COUNTY OF .. LIMERICK. I .. [From the Limerick Chronicle of Wednesday.] . Q• Sunday cermet, at the early liner of sena o'clock, a • . • daring baud of armed rultimss entered the house of Cuerak ' Is this comity, the seat of Sir Autiiiy De Vere iluid, Bart. and ed themselves of one musket sail owe isi w w: ellerlianra.. The villains, many of them wearing turbans, massabied aortal spirt meats; lint, as their snored object was to obtain joe-trast. they tensed withisole/011tillint any other depreentses. Sir Aubrey is at present in England': hie cosine, Miss Hunt, and Sir AubreyAubrey'/two child/wit, who were 1 at Goeralv during the visit of the ruffians, hese removed to laseVirlalablis sosoisiuss of Cast letowis, for safely. rbe salve tright a general search was made by these de .. Jailed wretches in the neighbourhood of Mid Castle, f u r f Aff.-111010 ; the hibilailort of nearly every peaceable jobs. IPA rat a as broke., trite, and doors and wisdom's demolished. A large psriy, ciiiiiiisimi of massy beadreils of armed names, * site a ilesceot from the motioning bordering on lb, cra .ul of Leer), hutst the town of he eaule and ..- . .0-. . Cliarchtu a adjuirsiog, are Sunday nig ht last, end about 12 • 'Work (le imilis beim entreusely dark said showery), an is si w s wer g arty •ppr,pactiml, without observation, close to t o n css ,j,., l au t Willie flowtorrted by a n mina of the 40th regigairot, the alarm was given, and the guard coming to his . ~. assio4o.,after 'retard musket shuts being fired, the ma . I esoi rat eased. It is understood the intention was to glorder > it bubo the houses of statute of the principal labs. 'wawa; il that the attempt. it hi dreaded by our in- Grunion, .11 speedily be rereaard. A few iiiglats inner settle malicious persons trampled downand ivltulty ilestrojed in rorn-S. Id belonging tu M•i i-1: 'vie Haw, t ear Newcastle, and • potai t ill e ld o f t h e widow ROW' i'sr whore LW was recently m ur d ere d at Ar . 1 dagh, WI his return to Newcastle from the Assizes. ' An escort of the ilOth regimen, brought tutu she Newcastle i pe B r „ s ,ii us , ,N..nd.sy escorted a primmer, upon wh om was found the goo of elock•3lr. Ginn's pobeemau was tubbed, , t• loft make ematwro; hi had • partner formerly • wirer tiolltiorg at Callarbia, the Primmer • the bumi thstrad.iii bia boom dot ant appear to ' Mr. Moomyro hams ward ; from the good character of tendon ski Morays* bad the greatest relmare on him, road the fined yes nme of the greatest frost; Prisower asked lap. floinflit to stork Bier hours, but was refined CaMagbastesid that Collars had given him the gis docarrest "'ad ireid oar tables. . &Merl Miler, a glasstrotter In Messrs. Ronal lierweaft was it Douglas at work ;recollected the tow fumed It Condon's . ; tbegless'carodlestiek now I wit, one TiontitMOefei•del**e• Rbelilite's property ort the Inv part of ill'imew Ms own cusoiag, a mark on the eandlesliek ; its rake in the present tri I state is shoot Pits. Two othertotaroseatters %Prom Mr. Rowayse's fact liked *tattlers brit miller* tri irtre fostol la the p tkliagetan mid tunstda, as eirtd.4 do ma ill Mr. H torweet. , ideality of the property foiled at tellaglo * was Atli peneed by the person who corset Ile Mayor's; and Sre A. Perrier, who ille. IHell si . Chief Magistraie, !proved the Misery ton last I diretas. 41. Mr. Romayaei- seer Abbtilleale. fl. *has* was 'tales la St %et of leit• irr eratribetillta wit% it al . reereal lawman one Listioll, sadaw t Mae merely bite Pis ilaer " "TAida;• The meow at Welter ow ba itiames by *it has mimed I. as alarmist M4OM. , FOREIGN INTELLIGANCE. PARIS PAPERS. • PARIS, OCTOBER 6. Yesterday his Majesty transacted buinuess with the Duke of Richelieu, and COURI Simeon. Mi nister of the Interior. Accounts from Vienna of the 24th September. slate that the king of England is expea..ted in that city about the end of October, and that preterit tions were making for his reception. The Court of Vienna has invited the ltus•ivn Court ton Congress relative to the affairs of Turkey, but some diplomatists think Russia will decide on its line of conduct without consulting the Congress. A Brussels Paper of the 2d mys:—" His tannic Majesty continuer his journey by Namur and Liege to Hanover, where the Marquis of Lon donderry is gone to receive him. Att staying a fortnight there. his Majesty will go to Vicuna, where he will have a conference with the Emperors, Francis and Atrium'ler, with a view to the arrange ment of Tu►kish affairs." In the list of Members returned to the Chamber of Deputies sre Barron LOUIP, M. Rwyer.Collard, Count Taluberry, M. de hi Pommeruye, M. Louis de Saint Aignun, the Marquis de Vaukbier, all re•ekcied. Accounts bought by several vessels from Senegal annouuce that the dill . erruces which lard arisen be tween our settlement and the neighhodting tribes have been'adjustrd. The commercial relations ire re-established, and a considerable quantity of gum has already been contracted for, and shipped fur France. The factory recently established higher up the river begins to be attended with favourable results. We are assured Aid the Government is rani:sit ing, with the hope of suave's, the plan of cultivat ing West India produce at Senegal. Several Spanish and Portuguese ships have in the course of this year put into Gaudaloupe under pretext of damage, but to all appearance for the purpose of landing negroes, they being engaged in the Slave Trade. The Milliliter of Marine has, however, by a di*. patch, the 22i1 of May last, notified to the Goiter. nor of Guadeloupe, that in future, when foreign Slave ships put into Gaudsloupe or any of its de pendencies, on account or under the pretext of damage, the public administration shall immedi. ately institute, either ex-qfficit), or. no the special recommendation of the Government, such judicial pummeling as the cue say require. French Feette.—Fin per Cent. Consols. 88 f. 60 c. Beak Stock 1,590 r. THE BRITISH PRESS. • • : LONDON, WEDNESDAY, Orrom 10, ISII. We announced yesterday the arrival of Sir Rosser WILSON from Paris. It will be seen in the following correspondence, that he did not lose • moment to again defeated an investigation of his conduct, and that Go►ernment continues inexora ble to his request : (corv.) " IX, Regent-street, Pat October 9, 11111. " Garftematt-1 feel It lobe my doty to ley before you the copy of a letter which I addressed te his Royal High. sem the Duke of York immediately on iimy arrival in Erg. lard, with a copy of his Royal Highness's answer. " I am, Gentlemen, " Tour very obliged Servant, To the Electors of Southwark. " it. WILSON.•' " Regent street, October 8, 1821. " SIR-11 have had the honour of receiving your Royal Higlineses answer to my letter of the tOth uli , in which, after complaining that I hail been removed from the army without a hearing. and without even the statement of any charge against me, I respectfully demanded an inrr►tiralioa of my conduct, either by a Cowl of Inquiry or court Martial. Hie Majesty's Ministers have advised their Sovereign to refuses this revises*, and I thus Bud myself, after so many years of service, subjected to the t punishment which can hs inflicted upuu a British Officer, without bring told of what I am accused. " To defend myself against charges which, if they exist at all in a tangible shape, are stutliuu•ly concealed from me, is evidently impossible. I can wither conjecture their nature, nor by whom they are preferred, nut us whose state. meats, mistrepreoeolatious, or fancies they may rest, whilst this concealment gives a sanction to every latitude of sur mise in which maliee or fully may indulge. " It is true I have seen in the Papers, soil heard by rumours iu 'society, a variety of things imputed to me, and suggested as the grounds of my dismissal ; but I declare up on my honour that every one of these allegations is utterly false, and that in every ivatance w►ere the mention of names has enabled me to trace those statements to their supposed sources, their falsehood has tit►er her,, at once exposed and acknowledged, ur they have been disavowed by the parties mid to have made them. Thine who have phweethil to punish me without either trial, ur hearing, ur accusaiiim, reader it impossible to give a more precise euntrsdiclititt, Until they shall be pleased to infurui saw what I have dome, or what has been whispered against me. • " Rot I fume more earnestly brmerio your Royal Iligimis• to Militate, in whatever wily shall tie deemed the spat searching, • rigorous investigation of every part of my con duct. " Your Royal Highness is well aware dm before my dis- lame( waslieyead all doubt salbjeet to ata►tial law, aad it U ►e now said limit I as es larger is Ibis predientint, I desire to waive all objection de the jetiedletioa da sisilitary tribes's', is order that as ebidaeie Nosy be ialerpeand to the inquiry 'Alai coml. m It is with eitsteigaed Feistiest., that I spin prewinre to resided poor Royal Highueas of those services which you were formerly pleased Is acknowledge, but the strange shwa . trou is * 4 WD .1 co Now as isosecoses Übe, placed compels use to refer your Royal Righttes• to your letter of the Satb January 1813. 11611 the illorinniesto to which It relates, In fee• they support of eiy claims to /Notice nu the prevail occasion. " I have the hoover to be, " Tour Royal Highness's moat obedient Servant, " R. WILSON." " florae Guards. October 9, nil. " sia—l knee to orison ledge t►e receipt of your letter of yesterday, urging 'gaits au investigation lute your eon to slick I eau only reply, that baying laid your lamer application before his Majesty, sod communicated to you bis Majesty's wrath/lieut. spew it, I do not consider myself warranted is taking any further step. " I am, Sir, yours, . w FREDERICK. " To Sir Robert 'Wilson. Ceienesamier is Chief." Although in the above correspondence the Duke of Y oak appears merely in his military character, us Co tttttt we must not forget (hut he is the first Corsisoisaioner in the list of persons to whom the Kies, on his departure for Hatiover, thought fit to delegate his powers. His answer, therefore, may be considered as the final answer of the Executive. The severity of Sir Roomer WILSON'S case is so clearly stated in his letter, we can add nothing to enforce it, and little remains but to express our surprise sod (egret for his fate. To punish a man without charge or trial is so re• volting to British feeling and every principle of British justice, the Treasury scribes on the first °lgraine of the business justified the re fund of • trial, upon the alleged ground that so all officer on half-pay he was not amenable to military law; bat Sir ROBERT WILSON in his answer contends that before his dismissal Le was so subject. and that if any "Objection Dow exists he is ready to waive it; so that the justification attempted is of no avid. The whole argument, therefore, resolves itself into the sir nolo sic jubro. The die is cast ; there cats be no revision of the sentence. The case having been decided once, his Royal Highness says, " he does not consider himself warranted in tsking any further steps." Like the laws of the Medes and Persians, it is immutable and irrevocable. An innocent man may be 'offerings severe punishment, but this is not to excite any frefing of regret or remorse. While the filen its Council can sit in deliberation upon the case of every capital convict of the Old Bailey, the case of Sir ROBERT WIL. SON is not held worthy of reconsideration. It would he only so much time thrown away upon it, and his long series of splendor, and meritorious ser vice in hie profession, instead of e n li s ti ng kindness and favour, oil his side, is converted into the mean, of punishment. In no other line of life could the property expended by Sir RoasaT WILSON in the army have been confiscated at the will and pleasure of Ministers. ---" Oh ! it is exrellent To have a giant's strength" Rut we hope we shall never menu see a giant's strength exercised in this (way. The means of vin dicating his character being tits refu.ed by Government, Sir ROBERT Wt Lsox eau only look fur redress to the country and the House of Coin. moos. The one has it in its power to make him compensation for his pecuniary hum, and a vote of the other may heul his wounded feelings. We have received some more Paris Papers of Saturday's date. It is stated, under dry head of N'ier.tia, that the King of ENGLAND is expected in that capital about the end of the present month, and that preparations have already commenced for Isis reception. When his MAJESTY kit Eng land, it was not expected be would extend LIS journey beyond Hanover. We have received Halifax (Nova Scotia) Papers to the 1811 i last. They contain an account of a dea►ructive fire which bloke out in that town on the preceding day. Yesterday his Royal Highness the Duke id . YORK held a levee at his office at the Horse Guards as Coinniander-iu-Cliief, which was very uuweruu.ly *trended. Lurd SIDISOUTH has returned to town, and on Monday tratuucted business at the FlOnie The Earl of LIVERPOOL remains at %Vollmer Castle. His Lordship uut expected in toots fur sonic days. The Right Honourable NICHOLAS VANSITTART arrived its Downing-street UllUtlihly g trout his beat Us Kent. The vitriol's reductions in the contemplation of Ministeis which ure interstled to be made before the 1.1 of January next, it is now said will amount to Iwo 'millions a year.—(Preming l'uper.) • Letters received in Glamow on Friday, by the Jamaica mail, state that the appearances of coin mereial affair. in the countries adjoining the bottom of the Cult of Mexico, were rather more cheering than at the data of the laid accounts. We regret to learn that intelligence brought by this mail af.. fords *cry gloomy prospects to the planters in .14-- m.nca fur the ensuing crap. Excessite dry wea ther, both Ira that island mid Cuba, bud severely injimed the canes, and we learn that the smite injury lee. bees; widely and *eyelety felt in most of Ucr Windwsid .G....• ...... II . 4 -'`\ o ile A 73.4... .Vlra # e , oft':' a h i b t ßa 1 k 1f;,,.i . e _: ---- \_...,,______....... pif on, ORIGINAL POETRY. ON TDB UNION O► ►AITIII Ft /lIIIITSD AT A LAIC TUMID DINO AR GIVEN ■Y TIM LORD MAYOR Or LONDON. --... Vitiate, the Irish order of the day, To the Egyptian Hall has beet its way; And here, though erst a stranger, has alighted, By civic hospitality invited : Here too (what some perhaps would think prodigious) All parties blended, civil and religious. But what could make all parties so combine ? Say the important object—'twas to dine. Those who alike can neither speak Nor think, May feel alike disposed to eat and drink, And Radical and Royalist partake Of the same fare for their good stomach's sake; Tory and tVhig may join with saint and sinner, And all unite in eating a good dinner; Revell and Dixon thus, by one another Together sit, as brother would with brother. " T.auctiem" the seeming mystery well explains, " Fur all have 'kneels if they have mot brains •." • See The Age of Frivolity, by Timothy Tourbem. MA "GATE, OCTOBER 7. The season has not produced as brilliant an au dience as honoured this Theatre on Friday night, when that excellent comedy Rule a Wife and hare a Wife, was got sip in a style quite unusual here, by the Military Officers in Ins Majesty's ser vice quartered at Catittrbury, assisted by others. Mr. K. FOOT performed Leon. This Gentleman (who is well known in Kent for his splendid hos pitality), possesses strung natural recommenda tions, with all the graceful elegance and ease ne cessary to exhibit thesis to full advantage. His voice is very clear sad distinct, and there is nothing laboured in his manner or enunciat• , which is perfectly correct. He was very well re ceived throughout, and acquitted himself in • manlier that deserved ii. Major HART'S Copper Captain was another novelty of the night. His humour excited much laughter ; there was a dis play of life, spirit, and whimsicality throughout. Colonel WATSON, in Juan de Castro. acquitted himself extremely well. The Illargaritta of Miss STINCBR pleura much : in was played in a good humoured, do•hing, and sprightly style. Its short, the performaiices altogether gave great satisfaction to a very crowded house. Margate bus not seen so many equipages in a week. as it presented on that night. There were 29 carriages, many with four horses, in waiting. We were indebted to llautsgate and Broadstairs for • proportion. Mr. KEAN is now studying the part of De Mont. fort, in the tragedy of that name. Altos BAILLIC has re-written the whole of the lut act. Great ex pectations are in consequence excited. Mr. C. 1(01111.8, it is said, is likely to make a theatrical trip to America, if hr should not settle hes differences with the Cuvent-garden Managers. Miss STIMMINS is engaged to sing two evenings this week at the I.eicester Theatre. The opera of the iftile will shortly be revived at Covent-garden, with alterations, additional mu sic, and scenery and decorations of the most costly di•licriptroo. Not only the Coronation, hut the grand puhlic entry of the Rave's into the city of Moscow, will be introduced. Yotitto plays his original part of Derail, LISTON, Altrodif. FAK. HEN , the Governor, Mess FOOTE, Alezinn, and TINNANT wakes her first appearance in Ca tharine. The Coronation of George /V has commenced a lour of England, with the same brillertiot success which hits attended it in the capital. It has been recently brought out at the Liverpool Theatre, upon the model of the magnificent pageant now petforming at Drury-lane, and with extraordinary splendour. The subecriptions towards purchasing an annuity fur Sir Boasts. %Vti.soa, which were announced under the letters D. A. and N. are now stated to be from Mr. LAWBTON, Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, and Ea.! GREY ; those of the two former bets% 6001. each, and that of the later 2001. This will put an end, we should suppose, to the scepticism of the Ministerial Journals on this subject. The inecting at the Old Ship, in Brighton, on Thursday last, to take into emisider•.ttiou the losses of the aeronaut GREEN, in consequence of his late ascent from that place, passed a resolution, that a subscription should he entered into to furnish him with a new balloon and a p paratus ; and in the in terest which the paid aeronaut ha. excited, not a doubt is entertained of speedily raising the _pow re quired. The new aerostatic vehicle is to be called The Brighton Balloon, so to be marked in large characters round the zone, and he is first to ascend with it from that place. The receipts at the new bridge of Bourdeatox, on the first day of its opening, ismonoted to 1,863 fr. ASTRONOMIC PH EN OX ENON.—Accordine, to lib servistiosis made by M. I UTIIM ER, at ll:mover, a remiss kable phenomenon will take place in the cour►c of the nest aut and winter. This phi-- ttttt eosins will consist iii the conjlllintion of the two great planets, ✓apiter and Saturn. 'These two planets will appear the loth and ludo of Oetrolver, at tionliiight, in the meridian. and will be visible during all the night. The celebrated Zodiac of Deriders, or Tentyra. which, when fiat discovered by the h'teuch , dur. ing their expedition ill Egypt, OtNits •d much iii,, u.sion respecting the indignity of the earth, has been lately brought to Marseilles, and is to lee COM. ye)col to Paris. The Cou►let Francais stoics, that the English Consul in Egypt oppo►ed its reiuuval. on the ground flint it was within the di-trict in which he had purchased the right of digging for curiosities, •ud wished to claim it for his Govern. 'Pity dispute Wllti referred to the Mocha, who determined in favour of the French explorers, M. SAULT' lea sod another. Au ucouut of their journey is to be piii.trd. 4 64Pt108 PRINCESS. The Princess of Cumberland in csptivits•, con. teary to the rights and privileges of her birth, at Mr. Dsvis's, 45, King-street, Soho : Olive, Princess of Cumberland. informs the English sta. Lion that su execution has been levied upon her body fur debt. and that she late Kiog had bequeathed to her the sum of 15,0091. which bas bees proved according to law, mid appliestios made to Lord Sidmouth for the payment of I ill! same without effect : therefore, not having received one guises from the Government, or any of the said tarp arm au bequeathed to her by his late most gracious Majesty (her Royal Uncle) George the Third, the Princess is ender the painful oreemity of soliciting the honourable and generous proircii )))) of the English nation. OLIVE. 45, King street, Sobo, October 9, 1821. MONMOUTH. Monday last being Charter Day, Mr. Charles Heath was elected Mayor; Mr. Herbert Hams and Mr. Hezeitiah Swift, Bailiffs; Thomas Tudor, Esq. Coroner; and Mr. John Spencer Woollett, Cham berlain, of this borough for the year en.u'tig. A greater number of Burgesses were assembled iii the Hall than was ever before known on a similar occa sion ; and the above Officers were elected without a single dissentient voice. The M•TOR, in returning thanks, took occasion to remark on the many calamities which it had been predicted would fall on the town, on their taking upon them, at a former eleetion, die above offices, by observing, that Thomas Swin tierton, Esq. of Wonastow House (who was then seated in Conn amongst them), the possessor of the second landed fortune in the county ; his son-in-law, Charles Kemeys Tynte, Esq. (son of the worthy M.P. for Bridgewater, whom the bur gesses of that borough had chosen for their repre sentative, paying even the turnpike on his entrance into town on the day of his election) ; Capel Leigh, Esq. of Pontypool, whose ample Fortune was wily secondary to the general esteem in which he was held by the county at large; John Lucy Scudamote, Es q . of Keistchurch-Paik (son of that father whose memory would be ever dear to them fur his manl.y and social virtues); and, though last, the first in the enrolment, John 11. Moggridge, Esq. who had so openly and distinguishingty come forth us the Champion of the Borough—had a!! voluntarily pro. claimed their wishes to he enrolled in the list of burgesses. (and all in the short space of fifteen mouths) ; which assurance of support nod assistance in the muse would not have been given, had they supposed that anarchy and confusion would be the result of their receiving this high mark of confidence from those *bout he had then the pleasureoladdresa ing. He concluded by observing, that it was not " tuere figure of speech" that he returned them the utmost extent of his gratitude for this second mark of their confidence in his character ; and he ear nestly hoped (as he hail before expressed), that, should he ever forget his duty to them or their in terests, they would as speedily hurl them from, so they had raised him to, the proud station in which lie stood before them. The other Magistrates then addressed the bur gesses fur the saute honorary confidence, and after wards adjourned to the Jury-room, to partake of cake and wine; when the Mayor, in the name of himself and other burgesses, returned Mr. Swinner ton their respectful thanks for the distinguished man• tier in which lie had received and entertained thetu at his seat at Wutristow, as well ■s their best wisher for the health of Mr. Tynte and all his family ; which was acknowledged by Mr. Swinner ton in the most kind and gentlemanly manner to all around him. DOnELDORIF, OCTOBER 3—(PRITATE LETTER) —Wednesday Moroing.—The urgency of the post obliges me to confine this letter to a few lines. I have just crossed the Rhine, and arrived here from Aix-la-Chapelle, where his MAJESTY was to have slept last night. An estafette canoe into that town on the preceding day, announcing to the Marquis of LONDONDERRY that his MAJESTY would cer. tautly arrive yesterday evening, at six o'clock. Ac cordingly, Sir BENJAMIN BLOMESIELD, after having made all the necessary arrangements fur his MAJESTY'S accommodation, set out for this town, where he ha. done the same; and on arriving at the Hotel Breidenbach, I find that he has prepared them to expect his MAJESTY at four o'clock this evening. Munster is the next place at which his MAJESTY is to sleep, and he will proceed thence to Osusbruck, where it is supposed he will rennin' for the day, in order to receive the flatiovcrian Autho rities, who will e n to congratulate him on his al - - rival in his hereditary dominions. A private letter from Hanover, dated September 23. says—" The visit of his Majesty the King of ENGLAND to his German States us certainly a highly gratifying event, yet it is certain that many of the officers, both civil and military, whose incomes nr general are very limited, will be deeply injured by the expeuse which they will thereby be compelled to incur. Great numbers of them will not only exhaust their present means, but will be obliged to contract debts, the repayment of which wil! ..ost them years of privation. All the officers of .lie regiments of Guards have been ordered to etpi;:. ineinstlves anew. A contest of a most serious lignite is likely to arise concerning the ostler of presentation to the Kulp The question is, whether the Princess Dowager 4 , 1* BuciLFsußta, ibe Countess VON DER DECILEN, er the Countess MUNSTER, are to take precedence . of the other two ladies co that occasio n . Each el them is intriguing for the preference." Last week a melancholy accident occurred to a party shooting, near Spilsby, in Lincolnshire. Lord BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, General EDEN, and Mr. EDEN, were pheasant shooting, Geis. EDEN'S gum burst, and so shattered his hand, that imme diate amputation was col oidered necessary. 11 ' e are happy to heir he is doing well. _ _ Fit•ld Moro lll4 BAILLE, Bono. St. Poll, s Coto noooldot of the Leguuu of lionotic, died Wel) at Pat to. AWFUL OCcURIENCE.—On Sunday moniiie:, during Divioe Service, the coogregation in the parish church of Berkeley were thrown into the greatest consternation .by Mos. SARAH 4.1 that place. suddenly dropping down in her pcs. Doctor liEriar JI;NNF.R, who immediately went i t . her aid, discovered that she had bran wised he 3:1 111.01,11 eUc fit, and she expired be-lure she could ire %okra lame. WWI!'