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Rl5, 1825..., . . , . i . 1.... _.. V. ; . - . --.....• ~ . .... , ..• CONTRACT FOR OATS. SALES BY AUCTIONt SALES BY AUC4ICON. . LJTERPOULOTric aerial. ETENPNG. le h teSing, reporta.ifriest twea That the reehl i iaer ',,,,i11t Cow w :suasie Derain? Wire. Tonal/ ItY EN AAAAA 1, --me.-- . ' farts he could lean, am UMoos. ilt i r `nt OCTOSICR 11. 189 b. AT BRIGHTON. Net Rent 311. Its. Castle-street. Finebary.apare 1 (Hobe Policji Wind rr.v.—Hi g h IVater, 54 m. p.ll. 11111; seven or eight wish a bet 108 tons of '3 e. cull Arsons as are desirous 11f Contracting with tie CARLTON-COTTAGE. for 1.0001. effected 1805; and Tee Shares in the Cornwall end • Arrived d the Ju nests, Nick, from Philadelphia.; Diadem, Cuety, tad Ma rest wills eao, tem. gad three fish. Ceiba*: an oweon, Robinson, from Miramichi ; !into , Hare. from Racist- ' fishing sevehteen dap age, and thinks there de tui c. - 2 Agent for Commuesrim Suppliea, to deliver With extensive Gardens, and every possible Convenience fora Devon Slitting Company . , bucto ; Aviadne, Wickball4, from Montreal, smiled 10th September. the` sue pe. .1- i 768.00111 M. OF OATS AT THE ORDNANCE DEPOT, IN genteel Family ; also, • smaller Residence and Garden, very By Mears. ROW. icee•" TOOLEY-STREET, At the Mart, on THURSDAY XT, at 12, in Lets. Sailed the Mengel, Gartrood, fa Philadelphia ; Alexis, Cross, for • London ship...„-aabwood, Lawsoh, s 0,1 ; • ;..., •:, t .'-' contiguous • and • compact House in Sussex -street, on the ma y raven articulate et tale Contract m this Office, between the Grand Paride, all Freehold (the Ground very inviting for a Eoliships.-,ffiKred..l•lnumo, 4 lisi.Y Amin* iki •e' ' • .."' The Bien, Hell. from Bay Chaleur • B ett, Davies, 110 t Os Ariel 'Watson nein • I full ; Brunei. -1 nMld' g o arid Fat * and deliver their Tenders, mead up, sod building operation). A Nell-seetUal RENT 01'361. 144. geeing otct of a con- St ' Val9 g , 'WM hoes* in ercellent repatr, corner of Castle-street from St. Domngo; inid Duke of York, Firth:mon, from Jamaica ( Cato, " . Wichingelon, ..,...-e-- . Cdor re , Le e w W.' d i ffe r e d to the *gait fa tAient Wm* tlignSes. twalp, thereon By Messrs. ROBINS. land TabermaleanlS, City,read. on leas eto Mr. Richie. Pehlte, l l, l have arrived at Cork. Te w detleeCkata,"nallg Nam Taming, miler !6th kat, but none At the Old Ship, B ri ghton, on SATURDAY NEXT at 19 in 1 respectable tenant. and held fer * yeass, at • Mound rent °' e••• The M .p milbssissivellyiker ?webs e'Cleek ea that A Y i war will any Lets, by direction of C. Kramer Ea ' '• ' ' • Can f I 0001 9 , . who is removing to only. Also a Pohcy an the Globe Asenellice rem ~r „ , arrived m a w rY•i nterr at o te rd, reen, an , e, i kon, f rom Liverpoo l, ba re . unro, ditto; 1•1 4144f1 y. saw y er , we v a t t.e k .. ..--,,. d Jesef 13 - f ha ' l4 ll ewharli. lo ailit" h ilimilk • Alsace? (am . . tr- '•- p iel essike Wad eftlemeameie al Of an to • minted parti- wi ndem, Idisoniearly) 3 ditto ; P dean; Detterity, Roberretni, 3 . tg .- At I• effected to 1806 ; the annual aeminin mitlifl.loe , 10d. Also Tr: The Ann, Harrison, from Honduras for Liverpool, put into 6 ditto ; Will HawM g 7kuo illha . lll4 . 1 :.:... '' 4. '' • WM, *DA *trims burled! be verde at ieag i di ; nor VT alet. pARLTONI COTTAGE , an unusually pleasant Re- 60f. Shares in the Cornwall and Derialeinlog Co . mpany. l Hampton Roads, 16th Sept. for water. - Petedvesel chips.-Acties o ff ... . ....1 , -- • • tee be sub*** to eY we 1 known . sidence. that was designated the Shares are issued, and the concerti -favourably.. The George, Gossett ; Thomas Glisten, Watson . and Aid, p ov erty, eapeeing to beams with the party tendering. in ‘.- 1 RUS IN URBE, Particulars to be had at the Mart; of Messrs. Robins' Knualow, an from Liverpool, hive arrived at 1114riunieht. . Enterprise, Hogg, 6 ditto, arrived ; c c.- . 3 - .1 1 IF ate errand in the animism for dada performance of the • until the vast improvements in Brighton have approached this Covent-garden. The Comely, Gray, from Liverpool , has arrived et. Naples in 28 Hannibal, Ohmic, S filth ; Hope, Vahan., • I ley Caabset. retired Villa. Mr. Kramer has expended a large sum upon this . V days. fished ; Resolution, Phillip, I fi sh; Tres - ' T "' BRITISH and FOREIGN SEAMEN'S FRIEND favourite retreat, and fitted it up in a manner congenial to the VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE , The Eliza, for Para, was spoken in lat. 43 30, king. 11 14, on the fish ; Union, Mackie, Sor 4 fish: • • SOCIETY and BETHEL. UNION. views of a moderate-aired respectable family ;it is eligibly si- Bishopsgate-street; producing a Rebell of 2504 per annum. 26th Sept, out 15 days- Berwick ohip.-Idvely. ---.---, lat.• -tilti•s - ~. • TO-11ORROW TWO SERMONS will be Pleocbed at St. tote in the vicinity of Dorset Gardens, and possesses extruded By Mr. MIL ' The Henry Arnott, from Liverpool for Pictou, was spoken 10th Leith eltip•.- Baffin, Man, 10 fish; lieu. nestle, lii Ciesiect Danes Chun*, in the Strand, via .in the Morning, by views of Brighton and the Ocean. Adjoining is • Reridence on a On TUESDAY, t h e 26th at 12. in Lots, . S tember, In lat. 48 long. 31. . fish 4 StliXtedi. Memnon, hist' t William dna Ann: W ' • : r••• tbe-Ra. WM. GURNEY. A.M. Rector ; in the Evening by the smaller scale, in the occupation of Mr. Newman, eta low rent ; e 4'he Philadelphia. 'frosn Liverpool for Philadelphia, was spoken Kirkaidy ships.-Caledemia, Todd, let a l b r Bad - . --. Rev. LONN BUTLER (late Missionary at New Zealand), at and in Sussex - street, near the (Land Parade, a comfortable Real. A valuable and compact F La . ESTATE, IBM September, in lat. 43 40, long.BB. Aeon, 2 ditto t Rambler, Thomas, 9 ditto. .... .._ . comprumg Thirteen s ini .. Ilalf-peit Mx o'Clock. dence, with large yard, fitted up with coach houses, stabling for 20 DIF9III9 g The Rob Roy Cornish arrived at Valparaiso 28th May. . Dubdoe ships-A.4IIIRM, vas, I fhb ; aseridgig e now. fla MONDAY NEXT the Rev. G. C. 8311TH, of Penance, horses, &c. The whale is Freehold , and presentee very eligible houses, situate and being Noe. I to 11 Inelmiew in Ilalf Moon. street, and Nos. 2 to 9 inclusive in „Torraniallass. Stahelnt- . The . Spartan:Carman: from New Orleans for Liverpool, pot ebara r .lost. wilt Mach at Moo Chapel, Vittitechapel, at Half-past Six o'clock, opportunity for investment. into Bermuda 2d September, leaky. .• Matra* ships..-Ellea SWIM, brown, cloth; Ste, lath. gate-street, in the oecupstim of respecting, iiillesnania. lat rents 2 liett.. o n IVESDAV NEXT the flee. E. HENDERSON, D•Ill. Particulate may be bad any day prior to theseleod the Libra- late et St. Peterabarich, wiU rad at the Wesleyan Chapel, rim and principal Bowls at Brighton and. Werthiug ; and of amounting to per annum 2461. bit °sable af cee==ase. o. The whole forming a most excelltin op lit omen 'deposed* of 6,200 bales of Cotton adeertised , Aberdeen sbips.-Alistandst. Anestrans fish •km Acesa. ores: Queenareot, Linotaa'ainalbeide. at Half-pao six o'clock. Messes. Robins, in C4vent.garden. . • 416 r Mks toy att.d lbw is very twat. &bit ha the Pasha. 6 ditto i Mal • ditto; lint, • 111 + 1 ; 11 - int f 13" On THURSDAY NEXT 00 SIXTH ANNIVERSARY • capital. .- • ..... WA= worday. itesserdei lli rririamil a Biarbasasdood *pasta 3 dissa; Pakten., 1 ditto ; Lamm li . . MEErING will be held et th e of Landau Tavern, Bishops- ON THE MARINE PARADE, BRIGHTON, - The respective premises rosy be Pomaille It the er• 3.11004, a p d e nt e d h an d s . tenants. of whom particulars mar be 4 ales at the hart; awl eisesionscestosomers W i rbs " ' Palmer - s tr i l l 1 Mg* Ne w / ne t t. The Presidon the ht Hooeunibk Adroiral Lord A DELIGHTFUL FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, IMME- at 51 r . Mills's Offices, I, Chapel-place, eau!. SHIPPING INI'ELLIGENCE. . NM; LW, Axe, Fleming, 1 fiala. GAMBIER, G.C.B, hill SAW Chair at Si : o'clock pre- DIATELV FACING THE SEA. , it ..: ..' -.• __e " seemly. • By Messrs. ROSINS, CUSTOM.HOUSE, Oc T. 13. --- . ' "Ofhr, rim LONHONrWi — rPRICE cußitiati - . • - •01 ATENT STEAM CANAL COMPANY .- The At the Old Ship, Brighton, on SATURDAY NEXT, at 12, VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, Plumbers-street, City-toad. Entre ENTERED INWARDS-The Families, Meilander, firm 4 -- -.—.44 ' • : rte- 1. Tritons appointed for the Pleest Steam Canal Company A N Excellent FREEHOLD MARINE RESIDENCE, By Mr. MILLS , Bilboa • Msrgaret Smith , from Belize • Reward, Terry Ni pFRIDAY , OCT. 14. hereby give Rance to the Shareaddess who have paid the Deposit rt. presenting an admirable opportunity either for occupation or On MONDAY, the 24th init. at M. at the Auction Mart, bY Quebec; k raw Maria , EMI" hem Tenningen ; New Darling . COTTON.-The sale to-day by the East India Company,. ma e y T w o bus& pr. thee hl has bees foand trill" to investment ; it is delightfully situate nearly opposite the direction of the M ton, Swahrsll, from Rip ; ilinfoalt, Stone, front Figueira ; Volun- another public sale, mutated of about 7,259 bales. of eda tbere wad to earidielmeat at she Comma y. that the CHAIN PIER, AT BRIGHTON, A N eligible compact LEASETA i rI t S ESTATE, Cote- teer, Lind er , from J ama i ca , Harvest, mdb u rn, - erom Danuic; were onli sold the following t-1,806 Sunni, ordinary ciessial sat of Gas bond istees Slatillass pm Share will be returned to ,_ , Being No. 69, on the Marine Parade, containing ample accommo- pricing six substantial lin'clr-boUt Deriling-housee, being Concord, Gibbs. from Bilboa; Alexander, Eirington, from Ma- good, od. a 61d. per lb. In bond ; 165 angels, muswen. let • - such Stiambpkins, roar l=plir awe having been deducted dal for for a family of respectability ;it has lately been wool- Noe. 19, 20, 21. 22, 23, and 24, rinothees-street. City road ; deice i Brluinnia , Blackburn. from Smyrna ; Caledonia, Cneistle, cid. ; 3 Madras,- damaged, 2d. a .50. ; all the mat Were ultra: • no repay male mama derably improved, at an immense expense , and has a projecting Not. 1 9 , 20, an d 21, are let o n Lease for the whole term, and the from Madeira and Jamaica ; Plover . Buck from Waterford ; Her. In by-the proprietors. The Bengal, we i r at the yall previous we., • - The Holders of the Receipm for the Deposits are requested to reney, but the Sure's, the bulk of which was of the goad litirrdik: '- bow front, thus commanding a b o ld and uninterrupted view in 'inner to respectable Tenants at will ; the whole held on Lease riett, Lane, from Messina ; Black River racket , Reid,' from Ja- apply :o the rapectim ashen by whom such Receipt/ are signed every direction. It is at present in the occupation of Mrs. Fin. for an unexpired term of 30 years, at slow ground-rent. main ; Elisabeth. Scott, from Tangier ; St. Mary, Burton, from went about ed. per lb, lower. - l'i for the earwas, say day ekar THURSDAY NEXT ( Sa rkis Layton,. at a low rent of 130 guineas a year ; the land tax is re- • • 31ndeira and Jamaica • ; Joseph and Mary, liernanum, from Teter. deem ed. The respective Premises may be viewed by permission of the • SUGAR.-The dedand for hlu,eovade, early asks *sok OW ; euepted). tensive, and the three first days' auks' average LON Mite** o The Reseiptaiaset be ialt with die Beakers when the applies. .. .nft irona ; j) E l Obert sent. , , SiMp•oll. from Aux Cayes ; Braunsherg, Holmes, ex . . . I Melantho, Price. front Palermo and I int& non for ate totem I made. E. H. PLUAITRE.Tenants, of whom particulars may be had ; also , of Messrs. Mal be viewed with permission of the tenant, and particulars Robinson and Hine, Solicitor', Charter House-aquare ;at the ' ; the mating has since become odlet, and yeste rda y and thir fathom 8 . 41 , 0 , to ihe Tnisters. had ; also of Meuse. Hill and Farmer, Solicitors, Pavilion. Princess Royal,`Brown, from Dunkirk. s . carcel l y ape business has been reported.; we cannot state aiy„.l4- Templs Selit• Tli litia• parade ; at the Old Ship, Brighton ; and of Messrs. Robins, p ou l try , Auction Mart, and at 111r . .31illesoffices, No. 1, Chapel-place; ENTERED Ourwanns.-The Circassian. Do for foe ration n prices . The Re fi ned market within the last two days 10 13111T1811 ROCK and PATENT SALT COM- Covent-garden. Mad eira, Madras. and Cakotta : Georriarsa. Watt. for Grenada! /fi, 41 t.' d~ , W Rev. JOHN T Delf.pegi ND. Ne MOA ri 4 COM, 13R1T1SFi PA NY, 3. Oaths INSCIIIIIIT3II4/Clllll - T. --- We. the Directors of the British Rock and Patent ialt Com pany do hereby give Nodes. that a GENERAL - MEETING of the PROPRIETORS will bo held, at the City of Landes Ta vern. on THURSDAY, the 20th of October, at 12 teen& pn caely. boy the following purposes t-- •• To submit for the inspection and approval of the l i nsprieton the Draft of the Deed of Settlement, and torseeive such eaggeetioss towards altering and amending the saw as may be deemed by them expedient. •• To confirm a Resolution of the Board of Directors, whereby It is proposed to reduce the nominal Capital of the Company from Two Mill,tons Fire Hundred Thousand Pounds to Five Hundred Thousand Pounds, by a reduction of the nominal value of the Share from Fifty Pounds to Ten Pounds, as the present Directors hire every reason so believe, that, for accompltshing the objects of the Company, the Capital stipulated by the latter arrangement will be more than ample. '• Amt to receive information from the Directors respecting the peotteedices of the Company at the different works." The Draft of the Dead of Settlement will be left at the Office of Matra Amory and Coles (the tiolicitors to the Company), Throg. [Dorton-street, six days previous to the Meeting, for the inspection of the Rireholders. BRIGHTON, ON THE WEST CLIFF. GENTEEL COTTAGE RESIDENCE, ST. JOHN. STREET•ROA D, Producing an improved Rent of 321. 6s. per Annum. Illadeirs, Madras,' sad Calcutta; Georgiaria, Watt, for Grenada; William Galt. Lott, for Hayti ; Vegesack, Ballehr, for Bremen ; Columbia, Wilson, for Tobago; Mercurius, Ericsson, for Udde. walla; Vrouw Jannetje, Bocgue, for Ostend, Brows, and Ghent : Delaford, Young, for St. Vincent's; Thomas, Harries. for Dublin; Eclair, Davies, fur Dublin; Gamer, Griffiths, for Dundalk•; Richard and John, Payne, for Rio Janeiro and the Mauritius. CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GRAVESEND.—The Castle Forbes, Ord, for Madeira, Tenerlffe, Madras, and Calcutta; Nepos, Trader, for Madeira, the Cape of Good Hope. the Alabri this, and Singapore; Commerce, Ihs Vries, for Antwerp and Brussels ; Lowescroft, Breame, for St. Lucar and Seville ; Rising Sun, Drake, for Cape Coast Castle; Clyde, Munro, for Calcutta. CLEARING OUTWARDS —The Peter Proctor, Takla, for Do: 'lthaca ; Scotia, Mearns, for Teneriffit ; Asoph, Bartlett, for Bahia; Union, Dean, for St. Peteriburgh ; Harmonic, Voss, for Stettin ; New Phenix. Lewthwaite, for Trinidad; Speculation, Ely, for Boulogne ; Prince of Saxe Cobourg, Ladd, fur Rotterdam ; alaz singhi, Carlow, for Calais. A valuable Plot of Freehold Ground, immediately fronting the Ike. sad calculated for the erection of Residences of a first rate dusaiption. By Messrs. ROBINS, At the Old Ship, Brighton, in October, by direction of the Count and Countess St. Antonio, APLOT of FREEHOLD GROUND, admirably cal culated for an advantageous building operation, and pos sessing the peculiar advantage of being the only truant spot on the West Cliff whereon to erect Residences of a first rate character, with corresponding offices, without encountering the fatiguing dis tance of at least a mile : it is the site of the Count and Countess St. Antonio's late Residence and Grounds on the WEST CLIFF, AT BRIGHTON, immediately facing the Sea, and forming the esuemity of the in tended • square, to be called Cavendishraquare. Also four By Mr. MILLS, At the Mart, on TUESDAY, the 28th instant, at 12, THE LEASE, for about Eighty-seven Years, at a Ground-rent, of a genteel detaches substantial brick built RESIDENCE, 'erected in the Cottage style, distinguished as Ar lington-Cottage, pleasantly situate in Arlington. lace, St. John street-road. The premisescomain three neat chambers, dining and breakfast rooms, kitchen, cellaring, and back garden, and large front garden enclosed with handsome iron folding-gates ; in the occupation of and on kgreemeat for lease to Mr. Meek, a most respectable tenant, at SOL per annum, held on lease for 87 years, at a ground-rent. The premises may be viewed by permission of the tenants, of whom particulars niay be had ; and of Mr. Mills, Chapel-place, Poultry. )ILiaIILE LEAstnolo osTATEd. Goawell•ateesr, Clerkennell:green, rnabury, and Bennington. lane an& Oda. H. D. OUGHTON 11. M. PA RRATT JAMBS SUTTON ALEXANDER REID JOHN COOPE WM. FURNIVA L. • ANTI!. HAMMOND ALEXANDER LAW. WM. HESEI.TINE WINES A' T 61.1t1 t ' C:MPANY ' tin's Church. _ _ RICES FOR CASH ONLY. ['MINSTER WINE AND io. 16, Strand, opposite St. Mar- Per Doyen. Poet, Vintage 1820 - 275. to 30.. Ditto Crusted - 365. 425. Ditto S co $ years in 11467b.ide,1111i5i,..-.„4. _ Re. amistinado . 425. 4111. Madeira, Welt India Us. Do. East India - 4415.-1140. Buenas 30.. 425. Tenetitre, Lisbon, Vi donia,& Mountain Us. 36•• Claret, St. Julien . • —48 s. &perks Gin, Ids. ; Jamaica I Six Dates pecked in i booboo Per Donn. Claret. Lafitte and Mar. gau x . 725. to 964. Sparkliog Chain -- /es- a • _ - peps d Us. Do. en Creamier( of the first quality - 9411. St. Percy, dry and spark. 725. Chablis - . . Hermitage, Red and White tins. Moselle. Nititerne, &e, ROs. Foreign Liqueurs of all kinds. am, lie.: Brandy, 255. per gall. gratis -Bottles at cost price. lORTVGAL HOTEL AND FOREIGN WINE ROOMS, Fleet-street, opposite Bouverie-street. The Proprietor prevents his grateful acknowledgments to the Public for the distinguished patronage with which the above New Establishment has been honoured, and he respectfully assures those Gentlemen who have not yet visited these attractive Rooms, that altherligh nothing will be omitted by the Conductor that can minis. ter to, their gratification, the charges will be on a scale of extreme moderation. The WINES are of the choicest vintages, and will be supplied either in the bottle or from the wood, full win. measure ; and Champagne, Claret, and the Yarious French Wines, may be ob tained in pint bottles. In the CIGAR 110031 will be dispensed Wines, Liqueurs, Mocha Cotee, and Sangaree; the latter, which is the favourite be verage of the East and West Indies, is recommended as peculiarly grateful with the Havannah Cigar. The LUNCHEON, DINNER, and SUPPER ROOM, will be amply supplied with Sandwiches, Cold Meats, Shell Fish, and every divirsity of appropriate Provisions ; alto Fruit, Jellies, Soda Water ' &c. &e. The Inmate of the HOTEL DEPARTMENT may be assured of reposing on excellent beds, and especial attention will be di. rectal to the combination of respectability, economy, and for the supply of every comfort. The Proprietor begs also to apprise the Public, that Foreign Wines of every description, whether in bottle or in wood, will be sent from tbeg Cellars, at low charges (for cash), to any address he may be fautered with. He wishes to add also, that he has some very choice White Port, per bottle 61. 6d. ; per Pint, 3s. ; and some good ordinary Claret at Ss. per bottle, and 2s. 6d. per pint. T and J. SIVEWRIGIns solicit attention to the Fe ll, • sent Brill/ant Scheme, which not only retains all the late popular attraction,, but embraces for the first time since the esta- Llishment of Lonnie*. sad before their final conclusion, SIX of 30.0001. Re. Re. EXCEF.DINO ONE FOURTH OF A MILLION OF MONEY, ALL IN ONE DAY, NEXT TUESDA Y. Tickets and Shares an torw on Sale at J. and J. Sivewriishts' ortunate Offices, No. 37, Cornhill ; 11, Holborn; and SR. Ilay market, London ; where they sold in One Lottery, 12,178, a Prise of MIRK and several other Capitals ! in the Lottery drawn Lith July last, 3,613, a Prize of 21.0351. besides other Capitals. sty reminds the public that NEXT 1./1 TUESDAY, Six Twenty Thousands. with all the other Capitais and Prizes, exceeding a Quarter of a 31illson, in Sterling Wag. nest be decided ; and, by Act of Parliament, there can be no new Laredo aft the present Drawings. TIN anosse which has attended Dish's Oilloes sines their first ustablikosnt Is well known; but in the last nine months it has ice alliocntlY conspicsons—the following Capital Prizes having io fist abort period been all shared and SOLD D 7 DISH. 1,844 2.4711} 3 Prises of £30,000 111.7 AG 3.613 2 Prises of £21,000 10,776 7.884 f 1 5. 3 01 c 4 Prises of .C 20,000, Ste. Ac. rte. 15,6.91) Tact sad Shares for the above Scheme are Selling at Eish's itfiees, 4. CurnhilL and 9, Chariesparres, London. Every Number will be a Prim, sod am, Ticket decided NEXT TI'EnDA V, 18th instant. A REAL BLESSING TO MOTHERS. rip HERE is not, perhaps, in the whole hlateria Medics 1 . any one remedy which so effectually relieves the pain of • tottering patient sis the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP. Who can watch the writhing tortures into which a lovely infant is often convulsed during the petted of dentition mithout feeling sympathy for its sufferings And who would hesitate to procure • rrtnedy whew • remedy can be f ou nd, which is obvious by the ef.' Noma relief afforded an so many distressing cases which are daily coming to the notice of Mrs. JOHNSON ? Therefore. Mothers ought never to be without the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP in the Ramsey ; tor if • child awakes an the night with Vacs, by inky rubbing the gums volt a few drops of the Syrup, it will immediately open the pores, heal the gums, and thereby prevent fevers and convulsions; for should it come in compe. "on with any other disorder, it often destroys the mother's brlghseat bower. To bo had, wholesale and retail, of JOHNSON mid Co. 211, lurk-Owe, City.rosd ; and. by their appointment, of all prin. ( -Pal Medicine `'enders in town and country, at 2s. 9d. per bottle. N.M. Noneare geuuine, unless signed on the Stamp with Mn. J'Anton's own hond.writin, as these an several spurious sorts. The Chapelrles of Frenaham and Elated, in the County of Surrey, with the Right of Presentation ; tbc Glebe and band Tithes, and the Great and Small Tithes of the two Parishes, and the Corn Tithes of Docking Field, in the County of Southampton, producing, at low Rents and on short Leases, 748/. a•year. By Messrs. ROBINS, At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank of England, on THURS DAY, November 3 at 12, by direction of the Devisees, HE CHAPELItY or PARSONAGE of FREN -1 SHAM, and the CHAPELRY or PARSONAGE of ELSTED, with the Right of Presentation to each ; the prevent In. combent 60 yeas old; both are sitpate in the county of Surrey. Attached to Frensham is a capital Brick Mansion, formerly the Archdeacon's Palace, with corresponding offices of every descrip tion, together with a Glebe, and the GREAT AND S3IAI . 4,..TITHES OF THE WHOLE PARISH OF FRENSIi AM. Also the Corn Tithes of Docking Field. in the county of South ampton, a small Farm in the Tithing of Churt : and the GREAT AND SMALL. TITHES OF THE PARISH OF F.LSTED; the whole of which were let on lease to responsible tenants at low rents, for five yean, from the 10th of October, 1821, at 7441. A:YEAR, independent, of course, of the Church Preferment. The estates are desirably situate in the vicinity of Farnham and Oodainting ; and in the year previous to the time of agricultural distress, the rents exceeded 1,1001. a year, and which, it is presumed, may again be contemplated. Particulars may be had any day previous to the sale, at the principal Inns at Farnham, Southampton, and Dooalming at the offices of Messrs. I)endy and Al crrphett, Bmam's.buildings, Chancery.lane; at the Auction Mart ; and of Messrs. Robins, Co. vent-garden. OXFORDSHIRE. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM. In most excellent order, for instant occupation, very eligible, with a view to a secure investment, at Little Milton, three miles from Tetswoetb • also three smaller Farns contiguous, together with several Cottages and Gardens, and a capital Dwelling-house, with Malt-house and Orchard adjoining. By Messrs. ROBINS, At the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY, Nov. 2, at 12, in Lots, by direction of the Assignee of Mr. Jemmett, and under an order of the Insolvent Debtors' Court, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM, pleasantly Il situate, within three miles of Tetsworth, in a neighbourhood remarkable for its sociability ; it comprehends an excellent Resi dence, adapted to a Gentleman or superior Farmer, with good pleasure and kitchen garden attached, and complete with all useful offices ; together with about 206 CU STOMARY ACRES OF FREEHOLD LAND, of a superior quality, pleasantly situate in the rural villageof Little Milton. The Estate is in hand, and in the best possible condition. By a valuation just made, the annual value may be safely esti mated at FIVE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE POUNDS. At a former period it produced considerably more. Also three smaller FARMS, which would form an excellent ad dition to the above, containing altogether 110 Acres of superior ' band, with Farm Houses, and all requisite Buildings, situate contiguous, and in the same parish. Likewise an excellent DWELLING-HOUSE, with Malt house and Orchard, four Cottages and large Gardens ; all in the occupation of respectable tenants. Also a REVERSIONARY INTEREST in and to 21 Acres of Land. These Estates comprehend altogether FOUR HUNDRED AND THIRTY-SEVEN ACRES ; and the annual value may be estimated at ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED POUNDS. -•-- - May be viewed by applying on the premises, at Little Milton House, and to the different Farms. Particulars had any day prior ts the sale, at the Star Inn, Oxford ; Plough. Cheltenham ; Swan, Tetsworth ; Red Lion, High Wycorsbt White Hart, Benson; Crown, Reading; at the Offices of Mr. Ropier, Titian; at the Mast; and of Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden. Jost published in 2 vols. Bvo. price 245. boards, The Fifth Edition, revised and corrected, with an additional Pre. face. containing Strictum on a recent Publication by William Stephen Billy, M.A. Rector of North Fambridge, Essex. ►iIHE HISTORY of the CHRISTIAN CHURCH, AL from the birth of Christ to the Eighteenth Century ; in. eluding the very interesting Account of the Waldenses and Albigenses. By WILLIAM JONES. London : Published by the Author, 5, Lovell's-court, Pate noster-row ; and sold also by all other Booksellers. Also, by the same Author, The BIBLICAL CliC LONE DIA- or Dictionary of the Holy Scriptures, in two large cols Bro. IL 12s. boards, illustrated with Twelve /laps and Plates. A new Edition, revised, corrected, and enlarged. TCLARK'S GENERAL OUTFITTING WARE. • HOUSE. for the EAST and WEST INDIES and SOUTH AMECICA, EXETER CHANGE, STRAND. Officers, Cadets, and Writers going to India, and Gentlemen proceeding to South America, or any other part of the Globe, will End in this Establishment the whole of their Appointments, Swords, Caps, Sashes, Belts, and Pistols, &c. together with • large and well-manufactured stock of Sea Cots, Couches, and Bed ding; Cabin Wash-band Tables, Chairs, and Lamps ; Sea Cheats, Mule and Bullock Trunks, and every other description of Travel ling Equipage. An assortment of Canteens, ready fitted with the neceuary re quisites for India, and other tropical climates : likewise a great variety of Silver and Plated Articles, Knives and Fork■, suitable for families going abroad, Military and Hindostanee Books, Maps, &c. A fashionable Stock of Carriage, Curriele, Tandem. Phaeton, Stanhope, and Chaise Harness, with every description of Saddlery, &c. Stc. for home use, East and West Indies, and South America, which merit inspection from the quality, tint state of workman• ship, and moderate prices. All the Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and the excellent plan of fifty years standing is strictly attended to of asking but one Ready 3loner Price, from which no abatement will be made. Os. 6 valuable Plots; being on the east side of Civello..—. fronting west, well calculated for building houses on a scale; and the astonishing Improvements now in progress in this the most fashionable watering-place in Europe. must add mate rially to the value of this property, and reader it a safe invcstment for capital. Printed particulars, with drawings and plans of the projected Buildings, are ready for delivery, and may be had at the Old Ship, Brighton; also of Mears. Williams, Brooks, Powell and Bro. derip, Lincoln's Inn ; and of Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden. IN THE COUNTY OF PERTH. TEN MILES FROM STIFLINO. The Estate of Rt'SK IR, containing I,o72Acres, Scotch measure; also the Estate and Lands or DART, situate on the Bank of the Teith, about a mile from CaHamden, excellent Property for In. vestment. By Messrs. ROBINS, Lades and b view, of an Act of Parliament, within the Royal a = Silairaelik, ea WEDNEdDAY, Neu vev at 2, either in one or more Lots, 'HE ESTATE of RUSK! R is delightfully situate in the County of Perth, contains 1,072 Scotch Acres of superior Land, producing, at low rents, 1 076/. Ills. per annum ; the soil is excellent, the tenants substantial, and the rental punctually paid ; in many parts of the Estate the most inviting situations pre. sent themselves with a view to erect a gentlemanly residence. The far-famed GRAMPIAN HILLS AND VALE AND LOCK OF AIONTEITIL and adjacent country are included In the rich and romantic . The lauds of Gan 0313 acres) produce 210!. a year, delig htfully si placed on the BANK OF Tiir, TEITH, one mile from Callanden ; these estates present a most eligible mode for the investment of capital. Particulars, with plans of each estate, may now be had of A. Fraser, Eitel,. Lincoln's.lnn ; Mr. Michael I,inning, and Mr• R. W. Niven, Hill.strcet, Edinburgh ; and at the offices of Messrs- Robins, London. At Rents amMTtiiing - 4141. 84. per Annum. By Mr. MILLS, At the Auction Mart, on TUESDAY. the 25th inst., at 12, in Lots, by direction of the Executors of the late Edmund Smith, Esq. THE following valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATES, held for long terms, at low ground rents, pan let on lease, and the remainder to old tenants at RIB, comprising EIGHT well-built BRICK DWELLING-HOUSES, situ ated No. 66, 67, 611, 61, 74, 75, 78, and 77, Noble -street, near Goswell-street, in the occupation of old tenants, at low tents, and held for an unexpired term of 44 yews, at ground rents. Also a DWELLING-HOUSE, spacious W orkshops, situated and being No. S. Clerliene•ll.gam. let on hale to 31r. Goode fbr the whole term. Also an excellent BRICK-BUILT DWELLING-HOUSE, Itituste No. 9, late 12, Castle-street, Bloomsbury, let on lease to Mr. Rimsay, at a low rent, and held for an unexpired term of 33 years, at a ground rent. Also THREE BRICK-BUILT DWELLING-HOUSES with Workshops, Gardens, and Plot of Ground for Building, situ. ated in front of Kennington-lane, and blansion-house.street. Ken. nington, in the occupation of Messrs. Hughes. Keeling. Davis, Ate. respectable tenants, and held for an unexpired term of 28 years, at a ground rent. Also a BRICK-BUILT DWELLING-HOUSE, with Shop, situate No. 2, Cleaver-street, Kennington-cross, In the occupation of Mr. Miller, a respectable old tenant. Also a GROUND RENT of 21. 10s. per Annum, issuing out of a brick Dwelling House and Premises, situated No. 3, Cleaver. street, adjoining the preceding, held for an unexpired term of 234 years. - - • • - - The respective Premises may be viewed by permission of the tenants until the sale, of whom particulars may be had ; also at the Angel, Islington ; Crown, Clerkenwell-green ; Horns, Ken. nington ; at the Mart; and at Mr. Mills's Offices, No. I, Chapel plate, Poultry. This day is published, in 3 vols. 12mo. price 21s. T HE CAMISARD ; or, the Protestants of Languedoc. A Tale. Printed for Geo. B. 'Whittaker, Ave Maria lane. Nearly ready, in Ova. price Bs. extra boards. A f r ECHANICS' MAGAZINE, Volume IV, with a .1 Portrait of Peter Nicholson, Esq. Author of the " Builder and Workman's New Director," /se. New Editions of Volumes I, 11, aid 111 are now on sale. London : Printed for Knight and Lacey, Publishers of Works on the Useful Arts, at the James Watt, in Paternoster-row. CHEVALIER RUSPINI'S MEDICINES. THE CHEVALIER RUSPINI begs to inform the Nobility. Gentry, and the Public, that he has appointed Messrs. Butler, Agents for the sale of his Medicines, viz. the Den tifrice and Tincture for beautifying and preserving the Teeth and Gums, and fastening those Teeth that are loose ; his Elixir for curing the Tooth-ache, and the Balsamic Styptic for stopping all Bleedings external and internal. They are now prepared by the Chevalier from the original Receipt of hit Father, at his House, No. 7, Pall-mall, opposite Carlton Palace, where the Chevalier and his Son attend professionally from Ten till Four. Sold by Butlers, Chemists, 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's, London ; and 64, Sackville-street, Dublin. Of whom may be had, THOMPSON'S GENUINE CHELTENHAM SALTS, for which Article Mews. Butler are also appointed Agents. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. . - SCILLY Ocf. 11.—The Cora, Bonifant, from' London kiCodis, put in here 4th inst., she has put Im.k leaky from 1at.48, long. 8, having experienced bad weather from 29th ult. to 2d inst. She is now caulking and will be finished in a few days. FALMOUTH. OCT. 12.--Sailed - his Majesty's ship Tweed, for Halifax ; Goldfinch Packet, for the Brazils; the Margaret, John. son, tar St. John's, New Brunswick ; the Laurel:li urry, for the Alediterranean ; the Rapid, Reaewell, foe Naples; the Amity, Richards, fin Leghorn; the Margaret, Bowman, for Lisbon; and the Fanny Voss, Lester, for Oporto. PLYMOUTH, OCT. 12.—Arrived the Dustier, Carboy's, from Labrador ,•' the Minerva, Dale, from Norfolk, and the Charles 31.'Carehy, Friend, from Demerara. Cowes, Oca. 13.—Arrived the Hope, Rider, from Manama*, in 49 days. POItTeMOUTII, OcT. 13.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Glasgow, for Sheerness and St. Petersburgh ; the Catherine. !Whoosh, for Calcutta, brought tip at St. Helen'a last night, and sailed again this. Utak. Oct. 111.--The four-masted. Willi* BIM 01 passed through the Downs about noon in tow of two steam vessels, she is reported to be Ml of water, and will proceed to the River round the Long Sand, and up Swint. Came down front the River the Fortitude Increased, Manning, and the Shepherd, Train, for St. Kitt's ; Perfection, Nicholas, for Rio; Clyde, Munro, ter India; Prince Regent, Lamb, for New South Wales. The out ward bound have ill sailed, except the Apollo, for Gibraltar; Per. fection, for Rio; and Prince Regent, for New South Wales, the litter vessel is now (5 p.m.) laying to. GRAVESEND, OCT. 13.—Arrived the Mary, Shepherd; Viley, Edmonds ; Seaton, Stn.:wry Runswic-, Brown ; Brotherly Love, Hicks ; H. and M.,Coles ; John Buschman, Brown ; and Mentor, Clapperson, from St. Petersburgh : Kingston, Severs, from Ja. moire ; Better Luck Still, from Memel ; Dlalvina, Ni cholson, from ditto ; Stranger, Ritc hie,' front Miramichi ; Maria, Cameron, frees Honduras ; Johnson. Walker, front Archangel ; Hopewell, Johnson, from Quebec ; William, Spence, from ditto ; Concord, Langdon, from Oporto. Sailed the Camden, Billing. hunt, for Antigua ; Hope, Bally, for Lisbon ; Tranby, Day, for Elsinore; Phylliria, Mill, for Oporto. BRISTOL, OCT. 13.—Arrived the George Canning, M'Cloud, from Quebec; Blessing, Joicey, from Miramichi: Minerva, Her. cey ; and Ann, Sanders, from Bilboa ; Martha, Pell, from St. Vin. rent. Sailed the Edward Colston. Forster, for Odessa. The Hopewell, Dalton • Symmetry, Craven ; Stephen, Simpson ; Friends, Reiner—here arrived at Quebec. The Hero, Aloorson; Canada, Redpath ; George, —; John and Robert,'Swinton--ar. rived at Miramichi, all from hence. The Thalia, Patterson, from hence to New York, was spoken with in lat. 30. 30. long. 40. all well. - NEWHAVEN, OCT. 13.—The brig Mayflower, Robinson, in going out of this harbour on Saturday morning, missed stays ar.d went on shore in Seaford Bay, and now =mina a complete wreck. Stores and materials saved. ELSINORE, OCT. 4.—The Prince of Wales, Jackson, from St. Petersburgh to Hull, grounded on the Lapsland, after leaving these roads, Ist inst., but was assisted off without any apparent damage, and proceeded. The Nelly, Lawson, from St. Petersburgh to Dun. dee, was driven on shore yesterday on the Castle point, but asaisted off without apparent damage, and will proceed. Moe, SEPT. 14.-26.—0 n the evening of the 12th inst. during a violent gale, the Lady Ann, Simpson, lying in the roads ready for sea, lost both her anchors and her iron and rope cables, in con sequence of a vessel driving foul of her, but is now ready to pro ceed. NEvis. SEPT. s.—The Three Brothers, of Nassau, Lockhart. from Virginia to this island, was upset 22d ult. The crew arrived here. _ _ • _ _ Arrived of Dartmouth the Constitution, Croebie, from Jamaica. The Hercules, 111•Lasen. from London to Riga, was driven on shore near Windau, 94th ult. The Anna, Potter, from Sunderland to London, put into Her. wich llih inst. leaky, having been , on the Whiting Sand. The Helena, Rutgers, from Amsterlana to Hull, has put into the Texel, having lost anchors and cables. The Nautilus, of Yarmouth, Houghton, bound to Leith. was ' lost near Stolpmunde. 24th ult. One man drowned. Part of the cargo (barley) expected to be sewed. The Jan en . Jacobus, Okkes, from Amsterdam to Bordeaux, put back to the Telel Bth instant, with broken mast, and other damage. The Jonge Hendrick, from Delfxyl to Norway. was abandoned eight miles from the Norwegian coast, in a sinking state. The crew were taken to Stavenger, by a Norwegian brig. The Celeritas, Wicklander, from Alicant and Torrevecchia to Stockholm, has put into Tananger, with loss of sails and rigging, and will go to Stavenger to repair. The following is an extract of a letter front Lima, dated 22d April :—" The coasting trade must in future be confined to vessels under Patriot Sags, and the import duty of 30 dollars must be paid at one of the Puerto. Mayores, before goods can be transmitted coastwise.—Public notice was this day given, that in 120 days, ail Spanish produce or manufactures brought to Peru, as well as this hulls of the vessels in which they may be introduced, shall be.oass.. Busted." The Isabella, Drysdale, arrived at Port Glasgow front michi, sailed thence 6th ult. Passed on the 9th ult. in the Blow the brig Abeona, of Aberdeen, from Inverness; out 38 days; Ai r Columbus, of Kirkaldy, Dawson, front Liverpool, out 31 days;. Lord Cathcart, APDougal, from the Clyde, out 32 days. On the 10th, General Graham, Alexander, from the Clyde, out 25 days ; bark Priscilla, of Plymouth, out 30 days; brig Britannia, of tarlisle ; brig Traveller of Workington; brig Chance of biker. pool; ship Mars, of Alloa, out 37 days; bark Aid, of Whitby; brig Royalist, of Maryport ; and Prince George, of Alloa. Riding at anchor below the Horse Shoe, the brig George Canning, from Greenock. At anchor outside the Bar, bark St. Lawrence, of Newcastle, 42 days out, all wall. In the cifing, bark Oxford, Callender; brig Thames, Adams, from the Clyde, and a number of vessels unknown. VzssELs spoIZX w rm.—Alexander le Grand, St. Domingo fie London, off Bermuda, having suffered greatly in a hurricane ; was Offered assistance, but declined it, by thoilir Charles /I`Carthy, Friend, arrived at Plymouth. DAVIS STRAITS FISHERY. • The following account of the above fishery was yesterday re ceived at Llod a Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at Peterhead, dated October 10 •` The Enterprise, Hogg, from Davis Straits, arrived here this 011idleil-W -, •piestill; has s. I thit firearttee .1 . 1 , business , __ stooe! reop,pleri , prices. The __Alligilsot within the last t.• days U become exceedingly heavy,' and prim a h ave g i ven wa y 4: about 2s. per tat. ; brown lumps 871. Molasam-aart. reetigsk Sugars continue Inquired after, but few actual sales are rarels9o..., COFFEE.—The Coffee market continue! in a ve r .a state, the great proportion at public sale has been .taen .-- &•:1. _ Domingo 575. Three p u bli c sa l es were brought forward this T noon ; 808 bags Foreign, chi e fly goo d or di nary 'S t . Dotting°, r . sold lifis. a dew 6d. ; good ordinary La Dupe 88 s . a NW ; ,11 -..„ . 5 casks British Plantation also sold on lower termer we quote Fo Is. and British Plantation 2s. per cwt. lower during this week, ao • the market very heavy. . . . HEMP and TALLOW.—The Tallow market is firm ;.the new, •395. a 395. 3d, Hemp 421. 10s. a 431. INDIOO.—The Indigo 'sale, which commenced on Tuesday , • last, will not finish • before the end of next week ; 9176 chests us only sold up till this'day inclusiVe ; the average advance on Ufa last . : -sale is 3s. a 3s. lid. per lb. • , •. OILS.—The quotations of Oils are nominal, on sect . . l . l W'..el: ~ arrival at Peterhead, from Davis Straits; the vessel has five flab, brings accounts of the loss of three ships ; the reports of the liohery are neither very good nor very bad; there is no alteration in 'her prices. • • - RUM, BRANDY , and HOLLANDS.--The brisk depan for Rum has subsided; the advance has however been malOtoile.lo • and it is difficult to purchase proof Leeward' at 25.; there toe.,' , however, few purchases reported' this week. Brandy - galre - wisr -, early In the week about Id. per gallon, this bat marks bengiibot4:. • 3s. 2d ; the market is now steady. Omuta is rather lower, .pai n t. Is. 10d By public sale this forenoon, 37 puneiteoss pals JaIIISKIII, Spirit, suitable for the London rectifiers, nearly pure Spirit ( ea: entirely divested 'of Rum flavour, sold, 32 to 34 over, at 3s. 84. 'ffir 3s. 9d., 35 to 37 at 3s. Ild. a 45.; about one half sold. PIMIENTO.—By private contact, a parcel of Phi - lentoadd at 1 10BACCO.—There has been a considerable contract foe To. Etedprivately, of which about 200 hhda. are taken for import. for the Sardinian Government; Ihe other sales treAtn..t . to moll parcels to the meta RN Immediate constittilttl6o: wissimffiffis --- 1 - 7 -- - - . • • ..• 2lf URDER NEAR BURT. '., , • We subjoin a letter from•our correspondent at Road*le communicating the latest particulars relative to thin listesi-. ble atrocity. In addition to what we stated last week, it appears that suspicion first fell en some relativeinof.the de. ceased, owing, as we have heard, to Mr. Cass .having otters declaretl, that a natural child of his should inherit his Rice r perty. The Coroner's Jury investigated the rumour minutify; but before they came to a decision, the horrid hire. was for— tunately proved to be unfounded, by the apprehension and confession of one I)iggle, a native of Birtle, who had re. cently lived at Bury, and bore a general bail character. As we mentioned last Thursday, among the property of the deceased found on the prisoner, were a pair of spectacles and some shoes. ROCHDALZ, OCT. 14.18te.. : Nothing of any moment has transpired Waco last waek relative to the unfortunate murder of CMS and his wife. Diggles, who wait apprehended on Wednesday list at Roytoa, on his way to•Kt4 Saddieworth, exposing for sale the old man's clothes (pan oflrlooa he had on at the time), is still in custody, where he is kept heavily ironed. Strong suspicion has fallen upon Diggle's brother, who 4 absent, and the Coroner's inquest is adjourned for three lieeks,A,v give time for his apprehension. Diggles Uswell known to be a two character; he has obtained his livelihood principally' by addßoght weddings. lie did not seem at all affected when brought before the bodies. k'rotn his account it seems that a person whom he tenna a Londoner is connected with the transaction, which . fwortf, believe, the principal part of his confession.—Lad e Intelligencer. CANINE CRUELTY.—What will Mr. Martin say to this The following notice for the season ; whichlXlW4neages.orp Tuesday next, has just appeared from that Fancy Forum " 'Fhe Westminster Pit, where none but "bola fide' matches are ever fought I "GRAND MATCh FOR TWENTY .SOVEREIGNS. " With Dogs of 391bs. each. ' • " One is Monkey, a tallow-pied, in the possession of 'vends.: man of Soho, late the property of Mr. Hawker, a baker, bred by, Little Joe, the Spitalfields weaver : no one is bettet. • " The other, a red dog,called Cribb; owner, Mr. Co‘b,of West minster; he b eat the famed White Surrey Dog. Bo th dogs !Live born open to fight any dog for 501. " The opinion of the fancy is, the dogs are too good tmlighb together. Odds are taken that neither Jog will survive the bar* ! •` The two dogs ore in close training, and will be seconded by two of the first-skilled in the fancy—the two Harrys. " Green for Cribb, and Dailey for Monkey.--Set-to al past Seven." Another match is announced for the Tuesday nest fullusreg„ . with the dog called the Westminster Pincher, and a dog belkingig to Mr. Ferny, of Gray's Inn-lane, each dog 30Ibs , foi Twenty • Sovereigns. - DETERMINED ATTEMPT AT SELF-DEVPRUeTI . O:4.-•-• On Saturday night Sarah Hallett, one of she unfortunate%woosest. who infest the streets of the Borough, was taken into custody by ,is watchman fur disorderly conduct in lligh.street. She wu with conveyed to St. Saviour's watchhouse,' and' lodged In'tto place where characters of her description were confined, and vibes beard. it a t n e o i t a l two other women happened to be at the time. OaHrtt -had 'eat as s ee i ll f many o r ne y p m e i r n so u n tes wa inaid s stran e before her fellowhey co prisonersnotse pitch dark t' they, however , called out murder, and - snne stirs. wards the constable unlocked the door, and discovered' Hater sw all appearance dead. • Bhe was lying on the bench, and stag two pieces of tape tied thinly round her throat, which were (yawned such a manner as to produce strangulation and death in a very few minutes. The °twistable managed to cut the talks, and Sect tee a surgeon, who bled the unfortunate woman, who afterwards thawed - • -symptoms of life. She.was conveyed to the Hospital, and y emit+ • day morning a certificate was produced to the Magistrate, Italie that her recovery was doubtful. It a that there was- sores. • blame attribute d to the light Constagre e , ar w e h l ose conduct is to tin. dergo an investigation before the Commissioners. Another striking and very melancholy proof of the.fekil' tenure of huthen life oeturred on Thursday, the 6fh !tier John Hall, dent. of toke, near Newark, aged abeui.6o..- having engaged afeW. friends to dine with Dim, is t otratat, before dinner, .us company with Mr. iliakefield, s yciudg gentleman of the game village, and a' Mr. Cireett, of Tlitita• ham, to take the paitime•of shooting: mitring their . eamftr." sion they had occaston to pass a gate Which wai fasteticd;, Mr. Hall climbed over it, and was followed inimadiaty by Mr. Wakefield with his gun. in Ins hand, anti wbiabt• by some unlucky mischance went of, when the whole coils: tents were lodged itf the . back of le. Hall, who only Cr", claimed, " Oh ! Wakefield, what Viva you Opnei"ra34 immediately fell and expired. No ippguage• can ewase,a . . the grief of Mrs. Hall (children he Inflt not any), lua•Jeto, extreme anguish of mind of Mr. Wakefield, to whom, it appears, no blame is at all attributable.—Li-u-ohs .tfercri7.