The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-10-09 00:00:00

PHIGRA7YON oP MAituriterezikilt. We are trier. d to find that the apprehensions whic► eti have repeatedly expresiert, that the present system or serial misinsnagesneafamild trattoria our ruanufucturers to `other countries, are tem likely to he realised in the iron trade, as they already have been in Moo/ Of cotton and other trades. in which this emintry, till lately, enjoyed a proud pre•emiueisce. The policy of 1,0r.1 Liverpool, in rejecting es. ry application for the rep•al of the war duty on coals ex ported, has drivr re the French AO look **their own wrinkly resources wk , had the war lax not been continued In' time Lf pewee. not only •night the trade in coals 'from New csi.tle and Non.ferlaml, which those places. formerly enjoyed have hem, restored, hot a very Iwneficial trade tweets °petard in the same article from Monatouthstaite and South Wales. Now the extensive coal field whirls was known to rxist iu the T,•lht'rlauda and the north of France has been op. inwl, and IS worked with British •kill, and. in past, 'apt la I : there is, erinsegneutly, there•fire, an end for err of all prospers of trade iu coals to tikolle quarters. flint thee is nut all : the French manufactures, in wlirch, N is well know• in this cavalry, feel &rim so mate►it a proportion of the ex prose, will be thereby invigorated, improved, mud extended ; mid pr 'Na coisiprliiiou lw wonrerred into dangerous rivalship The French Govirrnrorial, ten, which it is from •good aut►ority believed, wmil.l, at our period •lute the pear►; have gladly admitted our English iron under the payment of a seduced duty, un the consideration of being swpplied on cheaper terms with Euglieh coals, is now shunt to impose a heavy additional duty limos oar iron, amumating ; prot.:.hi„in.fres,to a total radio . i .... ufll.st •ri tele of emu:. rierre. If we are woe greatly misii.foriord.. persons of exr • ire. ienee, skill, awl capital, f.ows Ibis er.westry, ore shoat in • eml•si k is iron owls to a berg , scale in IF r 1111 CA where, in 'the neighboushood of the Loire, iron-atone owl coal., id. Oriiir to INNSe is this ronutry, hive both been discreet red in rat abowdasma.—(Urisfol 31 INTNIIEBrt sG DIJCOrRRY. ..•,...... Theltev.Vohm Campton (who is stilarlied to the tomilets • Itlf•aionary Sniriet) IMP wice visited the Ntissionantotaties• "n Sough Africa. It appears that Nlr. Caasphelra last visit has been protlnclive of a &move, y alike important to revs. latiou and lo mieoce. At • city +hick he reached beyond the iulashitants. on complaints.% that their hasyrst shot year bad been defective. 'sifted Nit-. C. to reptest his men to shoot • thinticems for thefts. Ills Hottentots accord ingly Wfibi in pursuit of wev,asitl ware providentially direct d le an animal which, in the Scriptures, is called the wai -1 inn. It was larw thought that the rhinoceros was the sal mid there aleserilwd ; hot the head of the one shot twit.% brewed to Mr C. be istnedusely perceived it to be the sinicton otshe Scriptures? He has deposited the horn in ilte Massenet of the Loudon Missiosaary Smarty; sad to the tit of seiratitGc own. it is prousauured to be limit of the fouteoru so loug sought after. - - - • - ter-TING AT TATTERSALL'S, Moss Ay, eicT. S. ••••••••• 11SWAIMMINT MATCHES. to 4 Augusta brats lb!a I 61°4 Ardrussan agst Alb*. DERBY. 11 to 1 apt Syron: I 14 to 1 agst Marseilles 13 to 1 apt Landscape I 13 hi 1 apt OAKS. 10 to 1 sot Ilse Duke of 111 to 1 apt Mr. Rush. Grottos N r.w MARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING, 182 1. 111 ON DA ir. OCTOSII II 15. Second Year—Otis third of a Suluteription of t3gs. earls, fur 3sr old cults. 8.1. 9th. • sad fillies, Sst.filb. A. F. fiend' fide the rrupersy of Susseribeia. H. R. H. the Doke of York. Doke of Po/Amid, Duke of Graftuu, Lurd Jersey, Laud Egreanunt, Sir J. Shellry, Mr. Thormitll. The Gorden Slakes of 100 gs. each. T. M. M. We J. Slwlley's Alder, 0-t. Lard Jersey's Spurus, 7st 111 b. Mr. IVyarlhases c. by Octarius, dam by Gehaana, oet of Allegretto, 6.1 71b. Sweepstakes of 200 z.. each. A. F. Lwsl Exeter's Asgiessa,.B.l. 1211.._. toed G►o".enor'. Adolph's', Bas. Doke ol'Grt(ton's e. Carhops t►p, 31b. Mr. Wry 's Abirr, $4. 71b. rim IA Exeter's e. by Ar cher's', B.t. A. F. 304 1 / 4 .. h. ft. Mr. JalalVe4 Flettr.dr , Las. B.t. 1311). opt Mr. I.l4luy's Pas 7vt. 131 b. T. Y. C. 2000. TIII 'filmic Onc-third of a Subscription of ?Ass. rich, for 4 yr old colts, lat. 10th. and Mho., Sot. 71b. D. I. Bonn fide the pro perty of Subscribrrs. SURSCRIBER. : H. R. If Alte D of York, 1) of Porl!nsol, 1) of Grams, LI Jerrry, 1..41 I:cremator, Sir J. Shellry, and Mr. Fifty Nun& fur 2 yr old culls, caroling 84 ♦ff,. sued fillies, 2110. T. T. C. A Gull Cup of 901 s. value by a subscription of 91p. rut*, fur lairs,* of hill sgrs. Ab. M. Six Sobscribers ur sio nice, if Niue subscribers or more, the inilucri l itiois w be but litats. tacit, the surplus (if auy) to go so Use wiuser. FATAL ACCIDANTS. On Wednesday, Mr. Jobe wima, halter ac,ler, d( tied,. and Catharine Wa!matey. his niece, a young woman of about 18 years of age, were killed by the Dm disrsiiiirof a cart in which they were returning from Kiiitie-hortieh merle,. I is a singular cinctietriance, that this eufortunale man should have had the misfos lune ho be overturned about three year. before, by which accident a young woman who was eiditie in the cart with him, was killed. This eireentasenre resolered • hies limit, and averse lo go ahem, a feeling which hr motioned just sa he was going to met off from home, and whisk iiiduced the other unfortinuite deceased to aceompaay him. They left Leeds before din-light en tVeduesrlay morning. and titre wire sere at Hardwood on their retests about tee o'clock at night. About Iwo hears after a waggoner who was going from Harrowed to• Leeds, observed a cart lying •orerlauned wpm the rood, supposing that the driver had Itosie for assistance to some neighbouring house, he did not immediately investigarar the nature of the accident•; but +adult got so the edit house without 'meeting with ally per . sun, he became %laniard sad roused Ilse people, mid having sprucurid lights and **daimon*, he resented to the spot, when, *boiling tu relate, these two isafurtunate people were rutted dimis d under the loading of the earl, quite deed. The bodies 'were removed to Alltroodley Gatti, and au inquest was held , Upon them on Friday.—Verdict ifccidemlal dealk. Yesterday se'neight a heart residing accident happened of faith. Two carts, belonging to Mr. Campbell, brewer, in Edinburgh, were mot down boasted to Leith, sad a porter, stationed at the head of the Canongate, named Aaiun - Lamb, was dogsled to assist the droyinan. When passing sloag the shore, near the ad" slraw•brulge, Lamb perceived a child in imams's' Jule, of being rude, over by the lined most cart, and initially sprang forwa.d so save it, in doing wh•eh the shift of the cart ►truck him, he was throws &mu, rind she wheel passed right uver lir !grease It was at the 'One loackll with three hogsheads of porter, writhing nearly - halt a ma. The unfortunate mass was immediately coo ',eyed to we adssainimg house, where he breathed his last in about tee minutes. The only words be altered were, •' In 'saying the life of a child I have lust my owe." On the 'surly being reimeril to Eilinheigh, and previous to eon ',line it int, the dwelling of his family, a person went i■ its prepare his wife for the distressing intelligewee ; hut no moue, had he intimated that a milifortinte bad &fallen her hushaed, than she unhappy woman, rushing out, Int i those who were employed its ran ying his irritates. The shuck which her feelings systaiised it is impos►ible to describe; she sank down is a swims, and it was lung ere she could be -sedated to life, and a kuowledge of• the full extent of her in;sfuittioe. Lamb was a sery stout maw, shove the middle age, and bore a good character. By his (bath two childeett are left fatherless'. boaday atomism tart a jaiirrting.car, belonging In Mr. Ennis, of Pholliposown, in which nest tosser sisters of Mr. 'Ennis and Miss Langer, was coming into tows about hero o'clock, chess the horse took fright opposite the vouud, and ran furiously down Magdaleu•strrel,pwiuk over a,. old woman, who was dreadfully hurt. Miss AIIISC Lewis imprudently threw borscht uIT, and her bead coming its t•ou teet with the pavement, was most dreadfully shattered-. a cord) whirls ►lre wore was sunk into the skull, Iwo of' her -teeth wete knocked out, and part oilier tongue came away. Abe was brought into she house of Mr. Charles Campbt • -ss here everything that medical and 'orgiesl skill could sug gest wns athninntered by Ova. Skelton and Fogarty, but without effect; she hiaguiahed is a stale of inseusibility on• ell six o'clock in the eieuing, and then expired. Another Mies Enuis sans thrown from the ear, and altlioakh not niaa iial'y by the fall, yet it is feared that the shock will prove fatal to her wrist needy delicate coirsiiintion. The Lore was soon eller slopped by the driver suntans his bead seams, o gale. Ihe deceased was a fiae•yosug woman, ten iity.five years ~.t' age. and very cinch beloved by her 'family and friends..—(Dreglieda J 1 . ) • Copy or • Nute to J. W. Put kin% Esq. :•—• Dear Sir, 8111 October, 11441}. 1 have a.krd my hind, hire. Pm**, fOr the particulars of the prevesit Nate of Sonfrua, which her husband staled in his laid letter, elated Annan 17, 11121. but she has refused to gyve it ote in writhig, saying she oar afraid that you would put it it. the Papers, and the Turks here 'boobd learn that Mr. F. has tepurted ft—which would endanger his life, as nim on the spot where they tue maid. ring Ike GM. kir as (eat as they sat. get s 4 them sod eimploy the Jews to throw Owls luta the sea, aunt the inhabiter*. have alinaieed from 4sh, solder the ide.. that they have fed themselves on Itainvii hulloes. A great 11avilaw has arrived on the 11th of the mini month, at the capital of Aserrita, and 4. sated the .fightuitiff proelantaltioa :—.` Thal the Turks were out to ht. teeter, with she Greeks, or to do them any issjary, sad that they wear to be ituseiskril severely loy abuse Turks iu r.wer, mat as otagnitnates, &r. that if they relicts puuishing those Tacks who insult On Creeks, they were to forfeit their losidst" the above statemeist.l have been informed of by a Greek ishorksot its Ike cosy. whom I tailed woo fur your taforisalient. A tetrad of aunt, George emssieses, E.g. is jest sppoimed by Osiverstatreit. General-Cestrail at Satelmia, reef is mike( its Moe with me we Mueday *rat. et luslf-past for, D ad I shall tie happy of poor eompassy that slay to meet Ape, as he' bar lieu • lied, maw, yams .broad...-Eatmse d4smi .crawl as I am i• home. &Item me to be mars, itr. Oraiur , lJ J. D. MAN EST?. IVY ID N [►DAY. Renewal of the Cletrilter'oatlniiilsiitakes, B. M. a suborrip. this ut.31 1 45. each, lOgs. h. if declared by one u'cloek uu Tuesday, fur`three wars, curnmeriesna in 1811, to he run fur by humeral all ages (1 yr Wits eneeptrd).—lf fifireo subscribers or wore after the Mg.. fis. are declared, a third does to be formed, veil the barrows is it ate ill MIS on radon D PRFUNT IV WORMIER' : Lord C. N. 'Ortvrods;, Mr. 11;;;;;;;, Mr. Greville, Mr. Wort .y, Lord Verolam. Lord Fulcy, Mr. Wawa, Mr. Bat son, Lord Exeter, Lord Excite, Doke of Grafrou, Mr. G. L. Fox. Mr. R. Mllsoo's e. by Walton, out of Mockbird's dam, apt Majorlsroes c. by Juniper, dam by Trompsor, 716. each. A. F. 100ge. b. fr. THURSDAY. The Tows Plate of 501. for 3 y r.ohls, Ts& 41h.; 4 yr-olds, 41b.; 4-yr-olds, So. I llb.; 4 yr-01d5,441.11b.; soil aced 9.6. 41b. itematokd, Ice. 71111DEY. Lard Exeter's Aurasta Bst. 811 r. apt Mr. Vday's ILI, Ist. D. M. ?Oka. Is. R. Mr. T. Clarke's bl. e. L 7 Sorcerer, 3 yrs ski, 901. apt Mr. R. Pettres Ajax, rs old , 7st. D. M. 100 gs. b. ft. Mr. (May's bier, est. 12lb rec. 7Sgs. tress Mr. Cbarl toes M. Patrick, list. Ilb. A. F. 300 g s. b. ft. RICHMOND MEETING. TUILITOAV, OCTOiti t. The Members' Plate of 501. for maiden horses, imams 'or gehlings; 'beetle olds, est. 71b.; four-yr olds, lat. 141 h.; eve-vr olds, Sat. tlb.; six and aged, est.7lh. Mares aid geldings allowed 31b. Two.mile beats. Mr. Armstrong's b. c. Packmaa, by Coedit's' Yosk or Laugion, 3 yrs old (Skelton) Mr. Sareett's be. e. by Octavian, 3 yrs old 3 2 Mr. Jaques's eh. f. Prager, 3 yrs old. Mr. Frank lassd'a ch. c. Northern Light, 3 yrs old 0 0 Mr. Tutton's b. c. Mystery, 3 yrs old dis Sweepstakes of togs. COCIN for 3 yr olds; cults, est. 21b.; Sit. Once round the course. (8 sobaceihers.) Sir W. Maxwell's gr. c. Jock the Laird's brother, by V.,. count, out of arillaate (Jackson) . Mr. F. rgusou's b. e. Champagne, by Octavian 2 Mr. Peter's gr. e. The Baron, by Cervantes 3 Mr. Turtoo's h. e. Mystery, by Marinion.... Mr. Fraakhad's ch. e. Northers Light, by Octavian 5 6 to 4 asst Champagne. Sweepstakes of 200 each, fur 3 yr old 1111k4, est. 21b. One. round the coarse. (3 subseritters.) Mr Watson's ch. Pullout., by Comas, dans by Patriot (T Shepherd) Lord Miltou's eh. Civet, by C tea 2 3tol un Fortuna. Woal easy. A Niter Cap, given by the Officers of the Richmond Forester Yeomanry Cavalry for &macs, Me. the property of aon eonumissioard officers and privates of the regiment. To be rode by asiwconnalssioned officers or privates.—Heats, once round the Coarse and a Janata... Mr. Wright's gr. no. Atalanta, by Corrector, 5 yrs old 1 1 Mr. Aleock's tn. Sponlass,ly Sportsman, aged 0 2 Mr. Swettiant's gr. m. The Lily, ap-d 3 3 Mr. noggin's b. b. Hazard, by Col rector, 5 yrs old 2 0 Mr. Bones's MI. Merry Lass, by Baisuuby, aged Mr. Hind's be. b. Crafty, 6 yrs old 0 0 Mr. Jones's m. Hoek about, by Cardinal, aged Mr. Palmer's m. Marigold, by Luck's-All, 5 yrs old ode w tN ru , y. Sweepstakes of 20;s. each, p.p. for 2.yr olds; evils est. 21b ; fillies est. From the Grey Stave to the Eudiug Pest. (9 Subscribers.) Mr. Petre's b. t. Theodore, by Wofel, oat of 81sek.lock's dams (Scott) Lord Queenrberry's b. e. Orator, by Prime Mioisier .... Lord Doisidas's gr. e. by Comas, out of Hetimbals Mr. W. Pe rse's b. c. Barrie Beeves, by Wittsil 4 Mr. Bar►ett's b. e. by Comes—Bay Trophonius Mr. Allison's b. e. by Contws,.ost of Anus Bella 6 6 to 4 on Orator, and 6 to 1 apt Theodore. Worn cleverly. The Gold Cup, of 1000. setae, by subscription of legs. earl., the surples to be paid the wiener in specie. Three year olds, Est. 10th., four, est., five, est. 71b., six sad aged, est. 10:b. Four miles. (Seveu Subscribers.) Mr. Bidden's br. h Doctor eynt•x, by Payoator, axed (Johnson) Me. Lambion's gr. b. Consnl, 5 yrs old . 2 sto 2 such 3tol on Doctor Symms.. Woe easy. Coastal very lame after thence. The Usulctl Service Slakes,Surepalakes of 30es. areb, 2dxs. A. fur Owee-year olds; Ste. 311 a, Mlle% dm. Oue mile and a half. MrVramon's ch. f. Fortuna, by Comma, dam by Patriot, (T. She piaci d). Sir M. M. Syttei's br. r. Brother to Autelupe Mr. Pt t re's b. f. My Lady, by Celsius.... 3 Mr. Ftrestoe's br. e. Viergr.uo, by Sarotensko..... ..... 4 Mr. Logibtaires b. c Richard, by Orville 5 Mr. Riddell's b. f. by X Y Z., ant of Fa intro.'s dam 6 Mr. T. U. Powletes rh, f. Marigold. by Comes 7 610 4 apt My Lady, 5 to I apt Fortuna, and 3 to 1 eget brother to Antelope. Mosquito easy. His Majesty's Plate of 1110 gs. fur 6 relent old swarm, Ildst. slob. Four guilts. • Mr. Mervisee's 411. f. Eliot lords, by Clogres. I Pe ad. (levrio) . Mr. latais eb. f. Whew, !see Tiviyoserre. 4 yea 4/1 Mr. Kirlry*s do. ewe. Realm .. . . • Three Se see eelE•ellre. Wee very easy. Tin Hester. Mkt' if bp. sub, ~p. fur bones, set Aorougl.-bred, time sever wen Ile value or 501.•bt tor/ day of nantini; futtr..yrar olds, 11.1. 41b.; Svc,. 11x,. loib.; sip and aged, 12st. Rode by Gruilenocu.— . Oder ruuud the course and • distance. (12 Subscribers.) Cul. Cradock's gr. hor s e, by bluubray, 5 yrs uld, Furgusun) I Mr. Bouth's ch. h. klercury. by Hisribleteuisis, 5 yrs ... 2 Fire uth.r started. • THURSDAY. - - - The Deadfall Slakes of 30gx.;;;Ii, Into rt. 14 e Os" !"" old cults, Bet. four, S,t. Slb. Ave, Ist. 116. sir, 9.1.311 a. sod aird i Sm. 71b. Oisee round ibe carom. Six Subscribers. Mr. Riddell's, M. b. Doctor Syntax, sea (Jnhasoa) 1 Mr. Lambton's gr. e. Disn•dwiste, by Macbeth, 4 yre Six and *even to four on Dr. Sysitas.--Wou in a Canter. A treat deal of &notary bet on this race. A Clete Cup, value 41045, added to a Sweepstakes of 54a. each, for horses, Ste. of all ages, that never stun 100 gs. at airy 'time before naming. Two•mJe bean. (13 Suhro fibers.) Mr. 4.smblint's hr. e. Waverley, by Whalebone, 4 years old, (Nicholson) 1 1 Sir M. 51. Sykres b. c brio her to Antelope, 3 years Mr. Petre's gr. c. The !Limn, by Cervintes,3 years 3 3 Mr. Hnichitssou'a b.f. Miss Wilks, 3 yeara out 4 4 Sir J. Byisg's rh. Cl/non, by Censuses, 3y. ars old 5 5 Mr. J. Fentususes b„ e. Chanspagne, 3 years old B dr kir. T. Peirses b. e. by Whilnyrib, 4 years 7 fell S to 4 against Waeseley.—Woo easy.—The 11'hit•urth cult fell in mooing, and his ride►, John Jackson, was sup po►ed to be a good deal hart by Isis The Stand Plate of 7W. fv all ages; three-year aids. 645. 101 h. fusr-yrar olds, Ist. 111 b. five-year olds, fist. blb. six and aged, fist. 10lb —Heats, 01WO routed sad a distaste/. Mr. E. Pews br. e. Sir Jul., by Sasoleushis, 4 yrs old (Stott) Mr. Lausislon's be. e. Cavalier, 4 yrs old 3 2 Mr. Harrisou's rh. f. Eliza Geil4, 4 yrs old. 2 3 Mr. Araistrong's h. e. Psekmaa, 3 yrs old 4 4 6 and 7 to 4 against , after the first best, 2 to 1 ou Sir Juba.—Hrou easy. CHESTERFIELD MEETlNG—Daasynnas. WITMLIDAY, 2s. Sisly Guineas fur all sges.—Tvm mile beats. Toed nitwit br. e. Cnernicbtff, b) Smolensk.), 3 yrs old. 9N 3lb Sir G. Crewe's eh. c. by Magic, 3 y.s uld, It N. 31b 2 Sweepeiskes of bge. rack fur ■ll agre.—Two miles. (10 Sabecrilwra ) Sir W. M. Milime' b. e. 1 außlowi.u, by Lantos, 4 Yr , old, 8g1.41b Mr. Huuklaworth's b. C. by °twine 3 yrs old, 7st. 21b 2 'Lord Milton's b. f. Amelia, 3 yrs old , 1.1.t1b. THIMPDAY. Silly Galata, for all arm... Meals, two miles mid three lsearleri *itch. Lard litswilliaaea 4w. e. Czernichrff, by Stsioleiteko, 3 ,rs ulri , NI. ttb Mr. Watt's Itr..e. &mated, 4 yrs old, Ist. 3lb. Sir W. M. Slillireb 6; e. 4Anittonioa, 4 yrs old, Isl. ... PERTH MEETING (SCOT LA N D). Irssorsnustiv, 00T0111iR 3. TbsrZell Cup, value Istchte. by Subscribers of 100. each (the surplus la specie), with hOzs. added, tot all ages. Twice mood. ' Sir I). Sionereillrehilb. Af.Caroliae, by Walton, 4 yrs old, tart 31b. (J. Gerhart) Mr Itosite's b. c. by Iltssaforil, out of Diana, 3 yrs old, Est Inib Sir A. itawisay's b. g. Mostreitb, 5 yrs old, fist. B.b SOL for horses, Sm. that •ever son before the day of 'miry. HARNoNic DINNER OF THE ORANGEMEN iill THE COUNTRY. (Fran the Caren Herald] • It is with considerable pleasure we announce, that time parting admonition of his Most Graeitois Mtiesty ma daily Kidding groused in this cutout), and that all cla.ses of his subjects here seem anxious In give of tct Its the paititig vire of their Sovereign. A public dinner, in oweinteinuration of his Tate visit to this country, was given its the Mai ltet •house of Killisaudra, on ThurSday, the 27th Sept, tub. r, atieuded by all the resident Gentry iu the neighbostiliood. and sixty persons sat down to an elegtut CISIFFIRIIIIIO.III prepiertd fur the occasion. Awing the company present se red--. R. H. &maimed, Esq, who acted as Previtlent ; Henry Berms Wilson, Esq. Vsee.President ; Major Gore, Sth dra goon guards; Luke Magraffi, Esq. Cosby Young, Esq. Richard Yining, Esq. the Key. Mr. Hale., the Rev. Mr. Denham, the Rey. Patrick M• Cabe, PP. Dr. M'Ounalil, M.D. Ralph Ilinds. Esq. Sac. &c. The band of the sth dragoon guards were kindly permit. ted to attend by the Commanding Officer, aid pl iyed tours appropriate to the toasts. At six o'clock the Cbair was taken by Robert Henry &mint/ell, I.q. After the cloth was removed, the Chairman rose, and in an appropriate speech asatiuiseed the health of The KING ;" four times four. Tone—God save the _ _ • The Duke of York and the Artily." Tuue—The Duke of York's Growd Sias ch. Time Duke of Clareme Übe Nary." Time—atilt Drilattssis. " The Duke of Stllif4l and the r. maiming braockrs of the [Loyal Family." THoe—The Duke of Sussex's Graud March. " The Prince of Saxe Coburg. and the blis Dragoons." Tone—Tim Prince's Grind Hardt. " The Lurd Lirotruaut, and progatrity to Ireland." Tune—Earl 'Talbot'■ March. " The tesideed Gentry of lreland." Tem.—Patrick's • Day. Mr. MAGRATII rose and said, he could no longer remain silent when hr heard this gesso, without proposing the Chairman's health Whether be considered him as a resident Magistrate—as a measlier of the Grand Ingeest of the county —or as a private Gentlmussi—in tacit and every of these sii nations he met leis usequa!iheil appeal...tine. As a Illigis. trete, he was upright seed inspeiti.el io his decision; as a Grand Juror, he was a. waichttel guardian of their iutereits, bushasseling t►e public ;mese with the strictest economy; as a private Gensleenso, he was ceurilimilig and kind iu his demeanour. He spoke from Lis kisowkdge, having the humour of bis society, from which be derived pleasure and info' usetiwa ; that a person possessiug such qualities A/bold he admired, respected, and beloved, he did soil weenier at. He therefore proposed his health--three times three--trhich was drank with euilitosiasm. The CHAIRM•N th.o ruse, and returned 'husks fur be high humour they had done I -11611 As associating bins wills this toast, bet in drinks** his health iu the enthusiastic manors. they did, words could nut express his feeliags. He mid, " Gentlemen, there is a lime wiser the feelings of Ilse heart canuot be expressed by words; it is my cam." He then drank all thei► health', mid hoped to meet them Shiro at the next commemoration. He said, before he rat down be would propose the ►ealth of a Notstermass whose constant sesideuce in the county merited the highest praise— " The Earl of Farnham, (ioverse► of the County." '• The Hepreseutativesof the County," Tuue—Garryowen. s• The Lord Bishop of Closure, asiJ the Clergy of Ms Diocese.* Mr. HAVES, is as appropriate speech. relented thanks. " The Right Rey. Lk. Reilly, and the Catholic Clergy of his Diocese." The Rev. Mr. &Mass 'chased thanks is • seat bad energetic speech. " The Rev. Mr. Mebane, and Synod of the Provisc: of Weer." Mr. DENHAM me, and in a P peed. of considerable !ragas said he fell gratified inure than WI words could 4 zpress at mit% his fellow clot jai MOS iatirg together for purls laudable purposes, and hoped that Diviee Providence would periwig thews to uo use with a work so auspiciously begun. Mr. MAGRATII then proposed " The health of the Vice. President." Mr. Mutter said he felt the honour dose, by his health being so handsomely proposed, ardsti kiudly drank ; indeed, Jibe moaner be which the three preceding tomtits we,. re conviuted him that the put pine • for which they met was not forgotten is couviviality. Whew he euterid the roam that day be felt overjoyed at seeneg hung around their walls die King's sliest aracious letter, a letter that should he printed in gulf', inculcating in his kilo', paternal lar guag., and farewell admonition, that great and graml moral priiiiiple, " Lute vise Bilothro,"--that principle which was esijoiard by the Patriarchs and confirmed at the Christian era. Me would mot trespass MI their time, but would propose what be Celt. need the msruce of his Majesty's letter. •• :thy peace, uwauirsiiiy, mid harmony, be prevalent throughout old Ireland," which was drank with three sissies three. The CIIMIRBIAN iben proposed "The Ituar, Shamrock, and Thistle." Tune—the Sprig of Shillrlagh. Many oilier appropriate touts •aJ tunes recreated the conp.ay till n late Muer, wlieu they parted, 'supine to sated un the 12th of August twat, fur the muss laudable putpeee. OILS, per Too, of 232 Gallows. New Greeol.Whaia,. 241 —• I Spermaceti Ohl Pale Seal. 271 —0 Pale Rape lll —a Heatit, twice tumid. Sir'D 31asterieffie'sb e. Wariuck, by Soutbsayer, 3 yrs old, Tat (1: !Armlet) Mr. Gram'. be. c. lry Stvutfor.l. 3 yrs 0141, lit 2 2 31r.13livei's b. g. Erik. aged, BA. 10Ib. ll'ou cleverly, 1 NTELLIGENCE EXTRA. YORK SPRING MEETING, 1824. MATCH, Slimes DAY.—Mr. Claik's eh. f. Polly, by Cal lihan, agog Mr. W. Herehoirou's b f. Minsk, by Bigui, out of Qweew Coil; by Sweet William, for 100 gs. each, h. ft. Twu years old Coarse. NORTIS LLERTON MEETING, 1821. rolosv, oCTOBIKII 12. Match for 1000. lost. each. Two miles. Mr. IAWINkeII gr. b. Jens Horner, by Adonis Mr. Armstrong's gr. k. by Muwbray, dam by Drlpini DONCASTER MEETING, 78.22. Lair E. Peire's br. r. by Prrirles, dam by Brisissgbrossish,Shis. airst Sir .1. Blues gists, to Neva, Bd. 21b. 100 gs. Is. Is. St. Leger Course. His Majesty's 100 gs. fire 5 yeah old mires.—This Plate was originally called the Hambletoss Guineas, bating heca ran there instil the year 1770, Mien his 51,jesry was pleased to order that they should be dibeolitintied at that place, mid be nu in future, at York and Richmond alternately. la 1799, so order wav issued by the Earl of Westmorland, ei o 4g Master orate Horse, threettog that those Plates which had hitherto been run fur wily by Nix years uld horses, should not be so limited for lbe future, but extend to fuer, Eve, six, and aged Mmes. Au opinion was eoteitained that this order applied to his Alsjesty's 100 gs. foe tive.yearl old mares, and they were consequently advertised to be rna at Richmond, this year, by four, five, six, and aged horses. A ensitplaiut having beets made so the Stewards, the ease was taken itsto eausiderstiou, and it was determined that they should be run as heretofore, by See.yeara old mare ., ear ". ing lost. each (fonr.years old tithes, of course, giving away . their year), and the lace was accordingly so ruu on Wed nesday. The Stewards sod Members ofehe Jockey Club bare passed a retioltition—. That all bets made after the neat Derby and Oak.' Slakes arc run at Epsom, in 1822, ARM be considered as made in poem& storliug, sad nut io guineas, as hereto fore. ' • - . THE CURRAGH. The 'Gold Whip, presented by his Majesty to the Turf Club, "rids One Hundred Guineas added to it annually, will be ruu for MI Fiiday of the next October Meeting. The following Article has been appetivtil of by Isis \li jestyf— ar. Isle Four yrs old lO 10 Ewe itt0.. Six ditto l2 2 Four Miles. Aged l2 4 Three pounds allowed to Mares and Gehitugs. This Whip to be challenged by catering immes fur it with the Deputy Rattier at the Curetigh, &rep clear days before turiug i aisil holm ran smote /tug to the King. Plate Articles. THE CRACK. Earl Filialllieues Fori-hoirorls will meet on Thunder at Tele Wood, at tee o'cl Ark. The Earl of Hareauuer4 Fux-lbovsdi sweet toosorrorr, October 10. at Startimergatell ; rod ire Friary, October It, as Harcwariol Bridge—omit wwwwieg et tem o'cluelt. . . The Yen and Aittati Est.houn . da nowt on friday. October 12. at &riven. at NM o'clock, _ .. - ile HsiAtli blerriers Nagai se Friday git Duassrat, el tea eLrdt. It wee recently noticed in the papers as an ex traordinary occurience the fact of a partot having laid as egg is this country ; a lady IN a •illage to Wiltshire now *source ua that she has had an her par session for about six years. is latrrot which has laid eggs every year, and ties year has laid twenty. .1. 1••••--_ - N,IVAL INTELLIGENCE. WORTEROUTN. OCTOBER 7. Arrived yesterrfity the Iphicaui,, from Plymouth. Arrived /u-day the Miry, Brows), from tee Gulf of Venice; and Cornwallis, (rum she Downs (u the Cape. Arrived off the Wield the Matta Sophia, Nielson, from Dram for Furry. A Swedish thy, name sitikuuwn, is reported to be iis the k, with her mainmast and bowsprit tune. Sailed the HiIRI us a CC6IIIIC. PCYMOUTII. amount 6. Arrived theicnieph, Milne, from Loudon for Opui iu, with loan of sail.; Twelve Hal4livia, Hull, from Dram; Kanter, Wood, from Menne! fur Iliridgewaier; and Circulatiusi, handle, front Nysind fur will, loss of sails, and it eaut of safer. irtit back the aiubletunian, from Cape Coast+Cast * *. VAILLIEDIUTN, OCTOBER 6. Put back the Sally, for Barloall.rrs. DAIIITMOUTII, OCTOBER 6. Arrived the Adolphitf, Truse, Gun Stettiu fur Buordeaus, with damage, sod Aellivv,Hard, from Quebec, leak ails split, and must discharge. soot, 007011141 The ereounts ice v I from Newfoundlaud 'speak of the rcepeet as tkrll.lh.ll.” as very uraprarrataissi fur she preseut. Ihr weather is murk cusaplesiwil wt. At St. Juba •• ths y draw • es ry ghoul picture; cud if Cu rue, abet lacy he expected byline the *mkt has e Wed! BiIISCIATI, *erotica 7 . . . . Arriveti the Governor 11`Cordry, Levu, ire v ano Arena. with rliosvge io her sails, ire. arm' Trost, Fowler, from Loudon fur t'leyrouuth, oito her author !Harm. Dovra, orrosta 7. Arrived the Curds.lie, Owen, from LUlllilll3 fur Limerick; and Symmetry, Vi'ailter, from Losodeu, auk Is of ancibura and cables. D PAL, OCTOB, II 7. Arrived yesterday, sod sailed again Ike Hatia, , Vl alter, from Batavia and St. Hvirwit, kir Antwerp; Guvrriour M'Carthy, Demi, fruits Africa fur Ramsgate; Said Wilson, Wilgus, from Trieste fur Sinankate Creek. Pet hark the Hubert, Swale, fur flew Tusk. Arrived imday and sailed tor Ik. River She Rawlins, Drew. from Si. Kill'.; and Witturia, from H Palmed by theism* of the Sawd die Maria Chris. this, Tiouidierry, from Ahem. for Si. TMiwias. Cane diormiriirs ihe Itivrr itord rem rim die Joseph, Chris. toopitiseir, for Derissrary Hiirlditurieir, Miner, tor Ne• Pro* yodetier ; anti Mars Roberta, Sur Dublin. Arrived and Bynames !lye MAI% ltiiebk r from Zip for arijaturillo. HIGH WATER THIN DAB' AT LONDON BRIMS. Marais; 1 after It. I Eveigat ti) Aner 11. • MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE,IosisaW, OCTOILUI 8. 'We had an immense supply of Wheat this morning from Kent, Suffolk, Essex, aid tato northern seaport counties, whit+, tuiterlier with what remained over from last week's arrival, produced as almuat total starnstiiiii, and what gaits were made were only of the Rant old Wheat, wit cb tained last Mooday's prices; bat new mist be quoted au• minahly, as re saki tumid be effected from the damp state of the samples.—Baeley and Beans are tr. per quarter cheaper.; but Oats, altbotrib the arrivals are very large, folly support bat Woodsy's prices. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat, Exist &Essex 40. 54s Old Soffit 40. Ms Old 6os 76s Norfolk (Old) 84s 74. Fuseiza .• • •—• —s Rye 3os 34s Barley 26.40s Malt 84s 7ts White Pease Si. 38s Boilers 3€. 40s Grey Pease 2v, 31s Small Beam 38s 40. Tick ditto Oats, Potato . 3l. 35s Poland Oats 3O. 32# Feet' Oats 2OO 24.1 Flour per sack 6os 66s Rape Seed, per laat 31/ 331 IMPORTATION! English Wheat, 70.210; Karl 14,599; Rye, 279; Beans, 3, Wheat, 84W); llsrlcy, WO; t Barley, 910; Oats 1,41:0.—E IS LAST WEEK. rley% 4,436; 111,4,4,318: Oats, 1,663 ; Pease, I,237.—Vuretau Oats, 5410 —lrish Wheat, 800; English Flow, 11,418 sacks. SMITHFIELD MARKET, Mossar,OCTolllll S. There was an abundant supply of eiery lieseriptios of Cassie at market this monolog, In conseqoesee of which the market was heavy, and the prices are lower than last week. 1n the Hay Market there is ou slteratioo. Straw cud Clover as per our last. The following is an accurate stairascut of the prices and sissuilvers To sink the offal per stone of Sib. Heef.."32. OJ. to 4s. 041. tHe of Cattle this day: Mutton .2s. OJ. to 4s. 0.1, Beasts 2 B7O I.amb„..os. 0.1. to Os. 04. Sheep ..... 21,060 Vea1....3s 64. to ss. 0.1. Calves Pork... 3s. 6J. to 4a. 6J. ...... 210 GUILDFORD, Oc-rosra, 6. Wheat, per loLtl Moe ditto Bl Oa to 181 104 Oats, per quarter l/ Os to 1/ 121 Rye, per quarter. II Ss to 11 lAs Barley, per quarter Beaus, per quarter l/ 13. to 21 Os Grey Peasr, per quarter, ll 101 to 11 14s NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. (By the Carcass.) Beef .... 24 SJ to 34 Veal .... 3* 4d to S s Od Mottos'.. 3s GJ lo 3s 4d I Pork .... 2* 441 to Ss 041 Lauds 3s 1141 to 44 PRICES OF HAT AND STRAW. ST. J4VIIICS . I. WiIIITICCII4PeI. Hey 3/ 540.1 to 41 0. 11.1 Hay .... 3110.0.1 to 414. 0.1 Straw 11 4. WI to I/ 17. 8d Clutter.. 41 0. Ott to 5/ 3s 0J Clover 41 o.od to 4/ 13. 041 I Straw .11 11.0 04 to 11 14.0.1 P9IICID3 OF TALLOW, SOAP, ke. per 11214. Tom. Tallow Sas OJ —. 0.1 Yellow Soap I SO. Yellow Iltuiwis 47. Oil --. lid Mottled pe a While ditt0...48. Oil —. 4h4 Curd ...... ..........• •• . 94a Soap ditt0.....43. Oil —s ki Graves I 20. Os ;Welting Stuff 38 ati s 0.1 Good Dregs 7/ Oa Ditto rough. •21es Od —s id PRICE OF RAW FAT, per Moue of /3111. Prier of Tallow (as Waled by the Tallow Whets) to. 90.1. PRICE OF CANDLF..S, From Tallow Chandlers Hall. Price of Candles, per dome, lOs Od—Moolla,lls id. 64. per doses allowed for ready mosey. PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt. JIM POCIL VI S. NSW uOll. Kent —.V 10s to 41 6s Kest ...• 21 5/ so 3 1 Ph %au% ..21 Ss to 3/ Oa I &Melt OS to 2/ 14s Essex....2l lOs to 4l Os I Eases .... 21 bs to 31 3s HAW HIDES. Best Heifers & Steers, per rt. Ordinary.. Os Od to Sr 114 2s 84 to Sr 4.1 Market Calf.. each fis ild Middlings Or Od to 3s Od Eat. Horse Os Od to Or 04 SHEEP SKINS. Sheep Lambs FOREIGN WOOLS, per lb. Spanish Sheep, Leonean .. Ss Gd a as id Segovia .. 3. Oda 3s 91 Soria 2s 941 a 30 34 ------------- Seville Saxo•y,lst ss ad • 7s 34 ------24 ls Od • Ss 341 Boliestia,lit ........ Is 941 • 7s Od 24 . 3s Id •4s 641 PRICE 01 POTATOES, from OCT. 1, to OCT. $. Marsh Ware Potatoes, from ... 69. to 70. per too. Shaw sod Quebec Potatoes Ware, from 40. to 00. per too. alarsh Cluspiusr, at COAL MARKET, 06Toes3 8. Ships at Market. Ships Nu ld. Price. 41! Newcastle II Sunderland 1 Cannel! Cual PRICE OF TWITERDAT. 3 per Ct. C0n.... 77111 1 I Er. Bills, Y. 1,000 /...3 1 5 prt Ct. N. Anu. 1101 i I 2 pr. 110 i Ditto 500 L. 2 pr. In 11th 65 pr. Ditto Small ....4 6 pr. Lottery 'rickets 19/. 18s. Cons. for Ace..... 771 U BIRTHS. On the Sil haat. at Heath House, Gueen's County, the Lady of Charley S. Sande., Esq. of a son. On the 48th ult. at Rock Castle, county Cork, the Lady of Edward Becher, Esq. of a thunder. At Tour', In France, the Lady of Hugh Price, E.q. of • daughter. On Saturday morning last, in Ghat Janus -street. fletlfoul• run, the Lady of E.larard Hulroyd, E.q. of a Jauglitrr„ MARRIAGES. On Saturday, the Bth staidatst, at SE iota'. Church. by the 1t,,.. Charley James Hoare, Resta. att Illaniifisrd, in Oat county of purse., Henry Charles, *resod our of Hew, Hugh Hoare. of Barn Elms, in the county of Surrey, Esq. to Mrs. Pattie, youngest daughter of the late General Ainalie. On illy Ist of Seguin last, in Ilse Island pf gt Viiievoi, Pewbrrtini Hobson. F.•q. Bilfrister.ai. Law, Is Margareds Jane, .istialiterof Julio Wiisno Vikruslassisl, Ei- Captain in Ow 53J tegitacnl, - HEATHS, At Frankfort, on sit 30tti .h. Lady Charlotte Hill, /blest daughter of the Marchloons of floviwohire, Hammes Bari!•• I.asely, aged 14, George glees, LI of Marches, sou A biugdoa, son of the celebrated wiser of that nape. rileteil said Poblisbard as TUE PRES.' a" 11/..." GLOBE Witt, No. $ll , fined, by C. CPSAJW II " of the Strand, 1 ~~ 1 ■ II I