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1 • doing which be dome liseshiert -.heels of his coach sprainst his .(...Jr lewsier, by which Me miserneen limo were went eimisegeresi. The Welshmen lessirrn then set off welloppint. OW she Wisest. , drum Mews very furiously. The Defendant ems esievicird ie the penally with seat*. Xenia ItrdAwd oppe2rell hp n finunpesepa, on the sour phial ef Wil;ines irirreson, the lappet-oar of the Itlayswiehre, eberged with Irevine his owe in the Ner enthe. after am o'clock it. the aftereeme, .p. which he was convicted with costs. l'eler Cooper was charged sod convicted of a similar ./reset. TIATTON-GAIDICE. TIATTUN-IiALMIUSII. RE , st'RRECTION NI EN. On tldemi, Walk , * Marriott owl Thrower .tfoorte, two notoirions reaserrectiim nice, were brought up for exsioias. tine. cheesed by Mr. Teesdale, constable I,w the parish of Ni Peeress. on anspicim of stealing the dead body of • atm from some bruise ground Mr. Tresitaie deposed, that at aa boar that morainic, era he was taking hie round tia ass SIM ail was tight, hr Imo the Iwo Prisms.", mike oestial llamelliogesse, carrying a heavy hamper, and from their anoliwas manure of going along, he sinspeeted they had sot some Maim property, he them. mad miestioard them ruipestiug what they had them. and from their evasive ammere he was aeolirniest in his sospieicw„mid took them into custody, sod with the aseieinom of otiose watchmen he moseyed them to lbw wateh.how, where, ea smirching the hamper, It was howl So espoisies the body of a we, apparently fresh takes GUM IMMO burying emend. Mr. Leach, the Sitting Magistnite. asked Ibe Prisetwes what they had to say is their defence, or whether they _ would sell when they got the more from Our of the Pri mow answered very cavelierly. he Iseggedto be mussed, •as they never told.hat left that to he Woad oat by them who eonia. The Primrose were them ordered to be euinsusittell moil they fused good hail to mower the complaint at the theektoe. Jade Mess, • ebeconalter, was heneght op in the custody trf Wainwright sod Edwards fur further antansinatioa.climeed as suspicion of minim a forged M. Sauk note to a leather. e nee, nod likewise of mimic similar notes to ether leather. POWS. &SW bonier proof beim; expected, he was cont. taittetifor another essminattur. 0111011.11411.4.• fislortiny Me. notilelo. one of the overseers of Christ. itherek, residing in Blikfriers.rearl, - preferred a charge against 'Jr. Brown, Naked of "The Hogs" putitiehouse, wailer de sit. !Jaws, rap. 0, for salferiug diVrfll persona to routine,. atlantic and tippling in his house during Wine service me Sunday last: Mr. Hai reer, Solicitor for the Defendant. addressed Ilse Magistrate WI his behalf. He should be able to account fur mows being in his house on the diy iss question, in each a wear as woald induce the Magistrate to (linise the complaint. On Thursday the family of the Dirhwilant were plunged into a Mate of iaexpressible mews amt grief lir oho loop of a favourite child, a boy abust three years a g e. Frintds. neighbours. and mistiest* were diapatched iw every slireetiow to obtain iutelligenee of the Maine, hut wiliest surer... The parents ermaiocil is a Mate of die. treetion until Saturday, whets the child was motored to their Mime by a person ohs had discovered it al the west rod of the lowa. The joyful twos epresmi name his relsoinos sod friends. sod right or nine of the thence relied cm the mattedang of Sandal, to emgratudsts him us the happy siremaeleace. In the overatiwings of a grstefsl beset fur their kind merlins mid congratabitime„ he in. wiled them to partake of sense refisubineists, which they were twining when the parish officers mite, between It and one. The persona ro discovered eating tool drinking were eM tortomers. They had not paid, sow bet they bees rr "sired to illy, for the provisions they cousoined. If that sat ref rutertaiannest was at be costairnrd into a tippling, Seeable by law, it wan tentamourt to declaring, that a vic toslier hail out the saw rights as other men. awl That. by woderisking the niaragensent of • publicliouse, he harm praised himself fee may of those enjoyearals in which his conotryasett indulged, mil deprived himself of the *wore of receiving and entertaining hie friends in such a usaisiser as his feelissgs of personal regard and gratitode would di late. Mr. Bente= intimated,. that there were Mir days he. aides the &Windt for the reception and entertaimmut of • the Defoodasses Meade. He considered the defeuee that sort of excuse which any publican might stake fur a similar Wiener. Mr. Harmer brought forwards young man, who lodged with the Defendant. He stated oa oath. that IM loss and nevem of the child, asi elated by Mr. Harmer, were facts, and that the persoos who were entertained by Mr. Hawn were his (Weeds sad relatioas, who paid Nothing for what they ale nail desalt. Mr. Moslem still premed the Magistrate to indict the penalty lender the Act of Parliament. Mr. Hann.' said, that as the parish officer persisted in so rafteliogly sad antiandawely presaleg the matter, after an mem, su sititd'actori had been given. he felt it his duty to avail hi wilt of a legal objeetitio to the proendiug, mid would thank hint to produce his information. No written information having been exhibited, the com plaint usa dismissed. Mr. llurakn., sun withdraw' low, slated, that be should proceed by au indietmeut at the quarter Sessious. JULIRDMI AT NOTTINGHAM. Oa Saturday night, the 19th tilt. a young man, aged 19, of the rum of Timer, an apprentice to a tradtrmas at Not tiegham, went hem his master's house, sad mot ►rtoroiay home that night sot the following day, an inquiry was set on foot respecting him ; this bee•misg generally known, a per sou who lived sear the bridge which mosses the river Treat, about a mile souther Nottingham, remembered that late i• the shovemeidimisd evening be heard the cry .1" Herder several times repeated by twiesebody on the bridge, sad the moo went out to ascertain the cause, bet it Wag dark, sad hewing nothing farther, he refereed to hie house: the father allot missing young ems mode know• that his son hada watch amongst other things, shout him; this reaching the ears of a powebrelier, he was able to recollect that • intl. tiler pawned • watch with him, which watch was identified to he the property of the 'tooth who bad bee. lost. The pawnbroker fortnestely knew the soldier, and the latter, es being interrogated, elated host he bought the watch of two mew, which ows he also brew; tine latter two were apprm 'undid, sod sot bei•g able to rive a satisfactory account how they became possessed of the watch, they were kept in saf► custody, sad daring the whole of the succeeding week athirst morels was made it the river, but without the esti eipaud r Wert, sad • remour, which ►sued universal credit, bmwel propagated es &rocky last, That the young ma• bad breve sees ellre in Derbyshire, the Magistrates were induced to Menge the two meat they bad in bold ; however, so the following day, the mystery was ..ravelled, by the body of Ihe unfortertase youth being see• floating is the Trout, about sm. miles e•at of Nolli•ghsm ; the corpse was takes oat of the river, and conveyed to the church of Holase-Piemepont, lord i•fwmosiss thereof being immediately sent to Jobu flousensan Barber, Esq. the Mayor of Notti•ghane, be, with that pessimism's which hasobsenclarbed all his public pro evedimp 'Mee be has been she Chief Magistrate, immediately dispatched hie police officers is quest of the two men who and been set at liberty As day berms, nod they were forts. timely retaken before they could possibly bear of the body of young Timms being fend. There is no doubt that the am foriellaie youth was robbed, inerderal, and then throon into she river: • dreadful blow seemed to hove been Znfii coed ob liquely serum she tires and sum., and the earidtge of the lat. ter was broken by its force. As. inquest was held on the body as Tuesday, and a verdict relented of wilful murder try mare perils we polies. onlinewn. 0.. e of the men in custody proves to he •ma of Bamford, a notorious Lod. Am, who was shot in the act of tics:him( Silo a boom to de mobeit some frames, at Basferd. lissturday loat so logneet was held id the Marquis of public hawse, Lime Wow, before J. W. Uswtw, Isq Cioursyr, as the body of Captain George Gib.nin, aged fusty, of the Bee, at Rooth Wales, who sot Thursday last wits fermi in his ship. Vardsti--" bied by the visitation of Goer rtrE Tt 111 F. WILLMAN RACES' 111111101DAIN nuotanimun It. The Grielleuten's Subscription Purls of SIL Oat Milo Heats. Mr. Curbett`e eh. f. Partheisope. 4 yes old Ir Miniver be. f. Thou.levelers*. 3 yrs old Sir J. C. kffeltall'S ch. b. Trojan. 4 yrs old 3 3 dr My. Wokefeekre eh. h. by Swordunau, 5 yrs old Sit 11'. W. Wrise's eh to. Team, 5 yrs ohl dr A Ar erpetakee of 13;gs each. Earl Grosvenor's br. mt. Passantequuddy, welted ever; slobungla Air W. W. Wystee Pireatur, Mr. J. Myttosee Pranks. wed Mr .1. G. Egertnes'os Tahoe were entered. The 10 Guinea Stakes did nut AV. lIIILDIMIXIIT. A NW" Cap, Ilse gift of Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart. valwebiL for Angers, Sic. the pwsismly of Privates or Numeirm mimirmrd Olken °jibe Nurib Wake Yeomanry Cavalry. Mr. Grillkises eh. in. Deceitful, 3-pre 1 1 Mr. Rolorres b. h. Brighton, tl-yrs t 2 A Sweepstake idtbgs each, fur cults sad Allies then &yrs old. Sir W. itynne's eh. e. Hobgebliii Sir W. W. Vermies rib. f. Antonia 2 iiir T. Stsair?si eh. e. The Grand Duke .. 3 Earl GOOPIMPOWW . II ts. C. St. Lawrence dr Si, W. W. Wyna's M. r. Fainwoot J. Hylton, Ent. did not tame. • . -."..- -. _ , _ ._ ________. . ItXTRAORDINARY CHASE. Oa Walarsday last the Harald harriers started a hare afar Lot... deer, ice the Parish of Cadreringtinc, Hauspdsire freer whence she nestle heed through severs! covers to Carving. lon Down, ran through Clanliehl to a field adjuicsiog Ilartia's balm near Hrtoffhaffpeang Down ; headed bask In Cisalleld, and anew ramie; savers) very loan Ales, went off through Hideo sad Hideo, to fisecookb Coppice, *early castigating to (lattice windmill ; abs again headed beck, Ow dogs nu her halo view, aced killed her, weer the Ar clumps we Horsidean Down, after a most feiVie rue of Aar Awn mid fai svfautes. RFIPRert OF JEALOUSY. A Nee woman, who hod lived it criminal inter course with • married Bias in Paris, stet hint one evening with his wife, in whom he had been reesseiled. leaning uss his arm, sad transtpurted is/ jealousy at the sight. instantly gave him *deep Nab ;is the barest with • knife. The par tiesfile wire brought before t Correctional Police, the hub bend, pla.-ed betweer his sag wife and his mistress, ap peared greatly embarrassed. severe looks of the one, and the trays of the otter r. set toed to make the deepest impression a him : be decided on Ike most !.ussine end generous part. he eralesivoureil to lighten the offence of the accused by main- Phase that he had net received • blew from • knife hut • bawd; and that the force of the him hod opened a wound he bed received seise days before, le defending himself one evening it "the street against seas solusovu pumas. PROVINCIAL NARCITS. ITime was a good randy of all sorts serits at Alves. , ford ua Thursday. Wheat sad Barley experieuerd a very ovary sale; its ;emend then was as little &big that prices may loc maundered soasiosal. Tiverton Fair, so Wedassday. produced • most abuodaut rhewuf Sheep and D.lsucb, which sold briskly, sad at poll , gorices. f.vittlacrrosr, ocroarn 3. Tanewday oar Pair resonelierd, and is emosielered to be the dolleirt ever remembered, both as to bovines' sod rare. Tire rpirstity of cheese pitched is ei 00000 Ily email, nor can soy prices he flouted, as no sales to auy uncut have bees effected. AIIMIDII.I, 00TOIRR 1. At oar usartet t►is day, Wheat was oily is niuderstr sup. ply far She saealmen, the seneples for seed being swat meow. less—Barley, Oats, alai Prase wa►e in geed desaaarl, bat very little of either stick was eilltstriag, our growers nut being is gram, dispused to thrash, fearful of wasting she fodder. Prices as uinier--Wbeat Its. to 765. per qr. weigh ing 61 to 631 b. per bushel, ditto fur seed 84s. to 1113 s. Bar ley fur Malting b7s to 60s. per qr.—Oals (New). 310 e. to 40s. per qr.—Pesse os. to 10s. per buslrel.--Winkr Tares 17s. to lbs. per bushtl. The Gar mild weather mad genial showers which we have experierreed in our neighbourhood within the last fartaight, have greatly invigorated the face of Nature. The grasses have wonderfully improved, which will he of great beuebt to she graziers; and the appearance of the potato crops has disappuinted the speculators in that very necessary article. Pig-meat will probably experieace a reslactier in price, from the qunatity sad quality of aeons this year, many of which have measured three lacks round the rius.—(Tasinten Courier ) Several parts of Wales, particularly in Cardigan shire, have within the last week been visited by ire atrocious gales of wind, accompanied by torrents of rain. On Saturday and Sunday week, the fall of rain in Cardiganshire inundated whole districts. A new bridge over the river Arth, and two houses in the 'allege of Pettuant, were swept away ; another house, near a small brook in the vicinity of Aberay ron, shared the same fate. Near Tregaron trees were torn op by the roots, and the west end of wenog bridge was swept away. The flood exteistied into Cermarthenshire. especially in the villages of Llausawel and Mydrim, all around which was one 'epistle of water. The roofs of houses and boil I jogs in many places were torn away by a hurricane. A distressing accident limppened at Woolwich, on Monday :—Jouu HINTON, bellinuu. was employed to go down a privy for a purse that had been drop ped, but had scarcely descended, when he was suf focated by the stench. The alarm being given. two belouging to the Redwing vessel of war, of the names of Stowe and Hen, who were pass log at the time, went promptly down to the pour man's relief; but slot haviug taken any g►eater pre. caution than himself. they both unfortunately shared the ►ame fate. One day last week, two females, one 42, the other 18. Whited as sailors, went to the Chequers Ta vern, Sheerness. sod inquired for lodgings for the night ; they said they had just come from Deal, and were going to enter on board the Creole frigate next day. Mr. CLATION, the landlord, suspecting they were females, observed that their hands did not appear to have been used to hard *ask, and shortly after one of them pulled off her hat, when her long hair fell down, which confirmed his suspicion.; he then put them into separate rooms, and ques tioned them, but their stories not agreeing, Mr. C. returned to the eldest, and told her lie thought she was a female : she inamediiitely burst into tears, and acknowledged that they both were. She said they were of respectable parents, but widened by some officers that had beret its Dover Clad,. stud aslimmed to return home, they had resolved if they could to enter on hoard the Creole, which is bound to a foreign station, and when they had got abroad they intended to have deserted. They gate Mr. C LiPSOK their friends addresses, who wrote to them, and they were fetched away on Tuesday. They were out sisters; one was !litheness and be lunged to Dover. T .? 0 . 7 44 itl FROM SATURDAY NICITT'S Witfeksit, Oetarer 3, 18111. His Roysl Highness the Prince Regent has h►ew pleased, in the name and an the behalf of his Ma jesty, to direct letters patent to be passed *Hider the Great Seal of tlw United Kingdom of Great Britain end Ireland, fur granting the dignity of Baronet of the said United Kingdom to the following Gen tlemen respectively, nod to the heirs male of their bodies lawfully begotten, viz.— The Honourable Aleirmoder Maitland, of Clifton, in the comity of Mid-Lothian, sad of its the comity of Herlaird, General is the Army, said Cullum! of the 4441, Henry - Henry Johnson, of the city of Rally is the toasty of Sonarriet, Esq. acrid the Army, and Colossi of the net gegioresit. Anthony Farrington, of Blarkkenh, in the county of Keel, Esq. General im the Army, Colonel-Cmumandaut of the let Battalion of the Royal Ratlines' of Artillery, ant Direettorriamend of Artillery said Meld Trate. Sir Harry Calvert, KAMM &sod Crone of the Moat Hononnible Military Order of the Rath. Lientenant-General in the Army, Colonel of the 14th Regiment of Fuot, and Adjutant-Cour& of the Forces. James Campbell, of ;oversell, he the county of Argyll, Esq. Ltemeonal-General is t h e Army, Knight Grand Cron of the Royal Hanoverian Grelphic Order, and Knight Commender of the Royal Sicilian Order of Stint Ferdiosod nod of Merit. Janes IYillongbby Gordon, of Nihon, in the Isle of Wight, Knight Commander of the Most Honourable Mili tary Order of the Rith, Major-General iu tlw Army, Colonel of the Mils Register', and Qoarter.lllaster-Geueial to the Forces. Felton Elwill Bathurst Hervey, of Lain,lon. in the manly of Sistiskaniptuei,. FAQ. Colgate{ in the Army, Extra Aitle-de- Camp to Lis Royal Highuess the Prince Retrial, Lieutenant- Coked of the 14lb Regiment of light Dragoons. and it Commons)* of she Must Honoorable Military Order of the Rash; wish remainder, iu failure of issue male, to his brother Frederick Anne Het vey, of Clarendon Pork, is Ike comity of Wills, Esq. soil his heirs male. Jolla Powell, of Hardwick, and of Worthen, is the county of Salop, Esq. and in drfat ul t of male issue, to Edward Kyoastoo, of Risby and Furnham Saint Genevieve. in She county of Suffolk, Clerk (brother of she said Juba Powell), end hi. heir. male. John ACi3llti, of FairSW, in the connty of Somerset, sod of Newhouse, in the cou l d ! of Drvuu, M sg . Antony Lechinter, of she Rhyd, iu the comity of Wor cester. Esq. Sir Eilmowl !Aeon, of Great Yarmouth, in Ike county of Norfolk, Knight. Julio Shelley Sidney, of Penshurst-plsee, is the county of Kent, Esq. Thomas Hose, of Stow Hall, in the county of Norfolk, Esq. Edward Slrscey, of Rackheath Hall, iu the roomy of Norfolk, Esq. George Shiffner, of Coolie-place, in t h e counly of Sasses, Esq. John Croft, of Cowling Hall, in the North Ridiug of Ike gouty of York. Esq. Robert Botesoo,of Belvoir Park, is the cosoly of Down, atthew Joho Tierney, of Brighthehostone, in the county of SWilktit, sod of Dover-street, ies the colony of Middlesex Esq. Doctor of Physic, Physicists in Ordinary to his Royal Highness the Prince Remrist, sad Physician to his Royal Highlicsis Household at Illeightlielmstuue. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. liyar-mire, October 3, ISIS. Stb Regiment of Dragoon Grartls.—Lieutenant R o b ert APDowell to be Captain of • Troop, without purchase, vies Fisher, deerased—dated September 17, ISIS. Emig* Thomas Jervis, frees the 13th Foot, to be Carnet, by purchase, vice Leered, who retires--dated September IS, ISIS Id Regimes' of Drsgaues—kfajtir James Drensesand Iphiestone, from Ike half.psy of Watsevilk's Regimens*, Sobs 21 vim 'Award Cbesstry, who exchanges, mugs , . birdie eww Wilms fell-pay of Cavalry and kW prge kifbidagtwrdatad Sept. 17, ISIS. 12th Stitaket ef 11••1•—Liessentset Frederick Clarke, from the hol2pey et Se Regions., to be Adjutant and Liera- Inesist, viceiebe Isepealh Leek, who retires epee she laW-psy as 4 el os abase. IN 6 0-• Mews Moe, G.ei. to he Second Lies. Issue, by perches, vice Reeves, promoted—dated Sept. la, ISIS. 14th Jew—Brevet Lieetseant-C•lonel Runnel Taylor Pop. haul to be Lieusessol-Cotosel, without purchase' , vies Kelly deeemed--datrel as above. Brevet MajorTimone@ Chocks Green to be Major, vice Pop. ham—dated as ab..ve. Lieutenant Ponaouby Kelly to be Celllain of a Company, ♦ice Green—dated as above. Ensugts William Melba to be Lientamet, vice Kelly—dated as above. Ileury Wischeombe Hartley, Geut, to be Eurigiv, vice Mellie —dated as above. 424 Jitio--Lieutenaut Gen►=e Milne Steveneon, from the half-pay of 57th Foot, it/ be Lieutenant, vice William Fairtir„ who exchanges, receiving the difference—dated as above. 17th ditto,—Lieutettaat Edward Michell, from the half-pay of she 41st Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Henry Pierard, who exchanges, receiving the , liffereuce—dated as above. 58th ditto—James Sernoter, Gent. to he Ensign, withunt purchaser . . _ . vice Browne, obese appointment has nut taken place--dated as above. 721 ilittu—Lientenant Henry Jervis to be Adjutant. vice Richard Ouveniry. who resigns the Adjutaaicy unly--Mited September 17,1818. STAFF. Deputy , Coolinissary-General John Boller Miller to be • Cooniseery-Geeeral to the Forcer— e lated lee camber 4, 1815. HOSPITAL STAFF. De. Homo Bigger, frees half.pay, to be Deputy lexpeetor of Hospitals, vies 'Mater Gnawing, who retires upon hilt-pey—filated lept.l9. 1819. Staff-Somme James Roy, 111. D. frost 11lapay, to be Settees to she Forces, vier Alettawder Lawrie, who retiree.—dated so abvire. SegosStafr Ulm 1111•Iisx, frees 01016'11:pay, to be Run gee* le the Fumes. rice Jobe Lestk, whom retires opus halfiley—Jeted ea above. Conuntodorrs en Me Ist Corps of Auskire Teeissanry Cs. eilry, signed by Um Lord Lbrateneut of Ms County oi Ayr. Corset Clerks D. Gardner is be Lieutiteant, vice Gairdeer, resigned—dated Sept. It, 1818. Jobe Crawfurd, Gees. is be Cornet, vice C. D. Gardner, promoted—dated as above. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. G. Rowhatie and S. Marbling% of New Mitii&drevto Mid dlesex' minims, September 09, 1212.—R Rim' e am. aid J. Reece, of Drery.lase. Middlesex, leolting-glaesetasersc turves, Timber MI, 1111110-1. Scierley aid J. Mitchell, of Sosperhy, Halifax. contrib./viewers, Sept:giber os, 11112. E. Maxwell sail W. Hyslop, at Ashbonie, Derby, tea.dralerk Mani 10, 1818.—F. Slim sod 12. A. Taylor. of Litegaiglit, sear Maneboater, hoarding-ached governesses, &p -implier. NF, 1518.—T. Harrison and J. Handley, of Liverpool, weeders of ceala, September IS, 111111.... J. Platt, W Lamb, sod J. Shaw. of Weakish, Lawrie% ctial-alirckiiils, &T -imber b, 11112.1. Grind sad I. Forsyth, of lemmas, beiobsellem, March 1, 11111 —W. Woodcock, S. Orme, aid F. Reviles, if Drury-lame, Middlesex, carriers, September 20, 11118.—N. &waistcoat mid 1L Hridgr, of Liverpool, seap bolters, September IS, Langford mid T. Sort, of Poole, nierebantr ' Almond ti 2, 1212.—J. Noall, F. Divas, sad 11..Fislicr, of Liverpool, priniers, Septeeibtr 85 , 1212. BANKRUPTLIES ENLARGED. Francis Peon, the youngrr, of Alinii•sireet, ei Evom. plumber, Goa October ilo October 27, al 101% at London. numb Drverrox, of Babset-tourf, Ploilpobline, Lon. dna. amehant, from October 3 to November 31, al eleven, at Gaildhall. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Richard Clayton, lair of Leeds, Yusk, Coils-merchant.. BANKRUPTS. Charles Ravels tad Daniel Cbettleharoh,jaa. of Norwich, wistonterebants, to surrender, October 14, IN and Novem ber 14, at four, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. Attorneys Mr. Abbott, Chancery-lane, London; and Mr. Goodwin, Norwich. Moms Glass, late of Politest, Wilts. victuallers to 'sr reader, October 10, at sects, 17, and November 14, at twelve, at Ilan Spread Eagle Ino, New Saran,. Atiorseyr, Mr. Lamm!, Devia t es, Witt.; and liftman. Price and Wil liams, Limeade's In., Loudon. Thomism Bartell*, or Aldersirate.street, Leedom, wime-mer 'heed, I. serveader ' October 0, 11, and Novembe r 14, a t tem, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hmbhersty, Austin-friars, Loadma. John Rebbrek, of Bradford, Wilt■, clothier, to surrender, October U, at twelve, 20, at two. and November 14, at twelve, at the Commireial Rooms, Bristol. Anwar2a, Messes. Lamberts, Taylor, and Deane, Gray's lan•agaare, Lantrloa ; and Mr. Cooke, London. David Graves Davie and Samuel Adams Snowden, of Plyawnith.Duck, Devon, drapers, in surrender, October 11 % 24, and November 14, at ten, at Guildhaft, London. At. turney, Mr. Adams, Old Jewry, London. DI VI DEN D*. Oct. 14. W. Grisenthwaite, tae of I.rns, Norfolk, drnggist, at twelve, it 11w Guildhall, Nimes Lyra. Oct. 27. J. Fears, late of Kingslon-uptos.ll sill, hut now of Scukoates, Tusk, inert haat, at elevate, at the Georg. lon, Kiagston.tipost-Holt. Nov. 3. P. Berlina, G. Koster, sod T. Harris's., of Crom street, Flitsbury-square, Middlesex, merchants, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lon d on. Oct. 24. J Jackson, late of Middleton, Norfulk,toorchasit, at ills, at the Guildhall, King's Lyon. Oct. 27. E. Thompson ~ of Fcrryhill, Durham, farmer, at eleven, at the Wheat Sheaf koo, Durham. Oct. 27. J. Mosiniford, of Worcester, lieesi-draper, at twelve, at the Star and Gus ter Ism, Worcester. Oct. 27. C. Cotillions, late of March, in the Isle of Fly, Cambridge, chemist, at rine, at the GriMn ha, March. Oct. 28. T. Eld, of llsngliton, Stafford, meaner, at ekven, at the George ton, Stafford. Nov. 97. J. Haycock, of Wells next the Sea, Norfolk, mer chant at eleven, at the Angel Inn Norwich. Nun. 7 J. Younger, ui ibe Crescent, !Wineries, Lontina, merchant, at tone, at Gisiklhall.. Oct. 241. C. laiuu, of Tawsworih, Warwick, botcher, at twelve., ai the %Vrnil.Park Inn, Birmingham. Oct. 30 .1. H. Wiliam, of Manchester, /Ilk-manefarlarer, ai ten, et the Warren Bulk,ley Area Inn, Stockport. Nov 7..1. Wilk., of Fimburrequare, Middlesex, merchant, at one, at Guildhall, London. Nov 7. W. J.Minikhoner, of Liverpool, iron merchant, at eleven ' nt Guildboll, LOodon Oct. 30. J. Hebert owl H. Hebert, of dim. trokers. at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. 7. G. 1-yile and A. Donaldson, of Cecil-street, Strand, Middlesex, tailors, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. OM 2J. W. Itaaleey and T:Bisialey, of taviaturk-street, Corent..zaratesa, Middlesex, liumdrapen, at teal, at Guild- , . . Lon(h(n. On. 28 S. It it hank, of Liverpool, A. Ogden, of New York, A oivi i( ',nod U Srldrn,of Liverpool, tuerebsuts,al twelve, at thr ("wire lon, Liverpool. CERTI FICAT ES —Octoovit 24. J Rowlusstont, of Field-house, wear Sowerby, York, cot. ton-rwasoftarturer S. l'untivel, of Liverpool, grocer.-4. Robinson, juts. of Moltl-Grern, York, elotb.drnier.-.W. Shaw and G. Show, of Lepton, York, clothiers 1). Nevi. too, of Maiden-lour, Wiluil..erret, areapside, London, bat losomonofocurrer.—J. Writ, late of Abbey Green, near !wily st-fford, comatealer.—J. Berton. of St. Jearreolloor t St. J JOANN. street, Middlesex, ese-raoker. PRICE OF SUGAR. The average price of Brown or Alnevivado Seem, rem plaint frogs the Returns made in the week ending the 30th day cif Arptemher. tele, is 50'i. (if d. per heildred *right, en closes, of the Duties of Customs paid or payable thereon or the importation thereof into Great Britain. PRICES OF CORN. Avenge Prices of Cora of F.oglsood awl Wales, by the Quarter of Eight Whiebeater Rostock, soul of Oatmeal per honor 14411b5. avoirrlopike, fruits the mores received is, the week ended the 141.11 sI Pepariaber, 1818. Wheat. Aye. Barley. Oats. *. d. e. d. *. d. s. d. 82 0 ft it AO 10 35 5 Beaus. I P.o.e. I Oatmeal. Beer or B. R d. a. d. tr. d. a. d. 76 6 71 1 37 1 During the last week much anxiety has been evinced by the inhabitants of Maidstone, in conse quence of a young snail, name %Vs. Gases, lately clerk to a Solicitor there, having been mimed ever since Monday senoight. On the evening of that day he wry seen walkoirg to and fro the river Med way, opposite the church, in a melancholy mood, The water in the river was (Irvin out two or three times in the course of last week, but the body was not found until Tuesday, when it was taken out of the Medway above Maidstone Brid4e. A Coroner's Inquest was held in the: evening, at the G!obe Verdict,— Lunacy. There is a party in this country who appear extremely desirous of encour,iging itiitivh seamen to eider into the service of the United States of America, and. as might he expected, one of their principal induceinents is an assertion that flogging is not practised on hoard the American ships of war. We love a British seannin too well to he sri far instrumental in leading him into personal suffering, and permitting him to sully his fair fame by serving against the hind of his birth, the home of his childhood. were we to with hold from his knowledge every circumstance that miaht enable him to (tom ii joist estimate of the difference between the service of his own country and of the United States of America. A Corre spondent in a Paper of Saturday, who signs himself es an Officer of the Navy, expresses himself upon the subject of corporal punishment in the following terms " I will stabs my existence. that there was more flogging sad afar/imp wok rupeatendr, in Ilse few ships composing the American Navy, than there were fhiggitics (startinp bar. isg been lung abolished in our Navy; in the Mediterranean Beet, eval.istiog of nearly 100 ' , hips of war, between any gives winds, frets the years 1901) on to 1116! Should Ibis Maar* he too geserat, take the following, cur ezeutple • after cm, late peace with Ainirriea, I was dining at the Commends) Hotel is Havatinah, where were also several Ansericao °Seers, cummaitding a small 'squadron of gun. busts, which pet into that port, on their way to at. tack 111. freebooters of the island of Barataria. After diviner one of them invited me on board his gunboat, to NO soma men who had been injured by the Idowitue up of genpowat r. 1 accompanied him nil hoard of his 'easel; end 1 will allow you, to judge of my surprise, to see amend men smaacled with roes on both hands and fee, and some of them paged with punsp.holts, and other ore., o f iron, to prevent them expresatug their psis' !—On inquiry, the wester of the boat discovered that his master's Malt bad labew epos himself to Maki six davit of lashes on each of the nrimppy creatures, and, to allow them to cool, bad placed ahem Ir the situation which 1 have described! Their fanit was thi s ....sh r y had been on shoregettisg water, sod had brought off a Ijttk wine or spirits " NAVAL INTILLiCENCE. OCTOBta 9. Arrived the Brilliant transport, Bothwell, from Ceylon and, Cape uf Good Hope, with troops ; sailed Crum the Cape 121 h July; spoke the brig Success, fur the Brasil', and the Palmer, from Calcutta fur Loudon; the John and auuther transport were to sail from the Cape fur Eugland abutil,the Illitb July. PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER 1. The holustri, Drew, IS days from Malaga fer Loudon, has put in brie Aar priovivi .... she will snit airmin this evcoi n 4, Sailed !lie (ruin Jamaica Co. London. DE 4 L, oCTOBT.R (*m il e down (ruin the River and minim its the Donna, Stormy, Raise, for New South Wales, %till convicts; alto re umiu the Dolphiu Dumb frigate. LIVERPOOL, OCTOBER I. The Seaforth,Crosaby, from Bombay fur Liverpool, WEIS al Itt. Helena shwa the eth August. The William D3lrSOll. Scott, from Liverpool to Calcutta, pseud the Cape of Uuo4 Hope LIM Jour, with a fair wiud, nvcr., orroorn 1. The King George, Gordon, from Leith to London. whlrle }wt in here yesterday through stress of weather, and with lose of u audios, sailed again this morning. cow PS, OCTOMIII 2. Put back last evening the American ship Nepos, and sailed spin to-day fur London. retiziNce, tterrrieent 30. The LOiJ Callingwood, Fudge, which eluded 2614 imam fur Malaga, pat hack the saute evening, having carried away her chain plates; sailed again thin morning. scaLty, serramara 25. Caine is the IA Citerre Marie, —, from Antwerp for Lisboa, wilt; loss of her bow s p r it, bead, sails, and rigging; abe must repair. At Shrewsbury fair, on Thursday. there was large *hew of sheep—fat ones sold readily at 8.1. i.er lb. f■t pigs went off briskly, but stores were lower. An immense quantity of cheese and butter has beet, bought up in Wales, and in the neighbourhood of Shrewsbury, by London - speculators at high price.. On Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, upwards of 100 waggons laden with cheese, purchased for London. arrived at the warehouses in Shrewsbury . thirty-five waggons and carts were seen in one liar. It I. reported that the French prisoners, lately iii England,. and the British in France, have caused a demand for English cheese in that country. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT EXUMA TO-M OR now. —..•....- at. n F. Penn. jun. Iralthamstow, plumber 'l I 1 F. Lear. Strand. brush-maker 't 112 M. Barklaull, Bayswater, victualler J. %Wakefield. City.road, builder 1 10 C Thorny-KM, Strand. dealer J. E. Sloane, Fleet street, bout-maker .. ' II J. and J. L Warmington.Graccchurcb-street, .1. Jir, r , g 10 G. Evans. sea. and G. Ewan% jun. Suethwask, b. 1.- merchants J. L Jaime., fijde.sireet, mariner DI VIC. 6 DS. G. Cooper, sea. Old Forel, dealer G. Illenkb, Ludgate.b2ll, haberdasher IU CERTIFICATES. J. C. Dayeork, of Wideraie-street, Bishopolate, Loodoo, silk-manofarturrr.—S. Weisman, Isle of Oitrry St. 31r.$, Devon, builder —T. Lewis, of Rirmingbaiu, bra%o lunu3. r —J. 'torero, of Cambridge, cooper..-1. Bickford, of Lan. dolpb, Cornwall, miller. On Thursday se'naight,attisesiat of the Earl rr No; men. Ditehley Park, is Oxfordshire., the Count , rs or Not wanton, daughter of the Earl of Pembroke, of a son soil lit ir. On Sunday, the Lady of Leon Gumpertz, Esq. of 11 riii r_ street, Bath, of a daughter. Mr. G. is of the Jewish Chore , , sod has long resided, univernallyrespeeted, in that city. Fie has been married to Mrs. G 29 years, and 'luring the orcinol year of their seism site presented biro with a child ; slime which (full 27 years ago!) she has not Inca, till the present event, in that state which " Ladies wi►b to be who loft dorm Lords." MARRIAGES. On Saturday the 3d of October, by the Rev. risitris Thackeray, Robert Lawnlow, of the Middle Temple, to Sandi Jane Henrietta, youngest daughter of the late William Illakepesce Thackeray, Esquire, of Hadley, in the county of Middlesex. On l'oesday week, at Hooton Roberts, Yorkshire, by ti e Rev. C. W. Eyre, Vicar, Mr. Stephen Whitehead, to Ili-to Martha Hadatead, kith of that place. The happy pair 11.111 lived upwards of seventeen yews each in the scrvice of the worthy Vicar. The circumstance of their nn•uo afford. a matter of ludicrous thought; being called to the chords as Iwidesgrown man and maid to anot her wedding, they 10-cant, elated with the idea of matrimonial bliss, aqd obtaining a license, were married first. DLATH. On the 25th utt. Mr. Thomas Acts, jun. of King•strret. Chemniiihr t formerly of Norwich, n Member of the Society of Friends. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Morning 19 after 6. I Evening 47 after 5. PRICE OF STOCk i per Ct. Cnui 7 51 5 per Cent. N. 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