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*NI, Vint. itlossor, Me. battle. Clismeery-lsoe, Los. &tie 1 slid Hoddendeld, Yockshire. Natives Militia mid George Winter, late of the Jennie. lent Ci•ffee.hoose, laedoo. mtrelisota, to surrender. Oct hrr9, IC and Noveatibar 13, st twelve, at G61141'101, lam dos. Attorneys, Meseta. Loss sod Broom, Layovers Poontoey-bill. I , itowth %Vstkinw , of York-street. Covent•ireMeM dicara, tailor, to sorreioder, October 9, at ten, 39, at twelve, and November 13, at feu ' at Guildhall, Leedom. Aliso. lire, Messrs. Hails sail Co. Cletarneii I.a. Joint Wafting, and Kier Mills, of Ayres-quay, Bishop Meer , mantis, Durhaw , ship.boilJers, to nurrrneler. Ocs.brr VC and November 13, it eleven, at the Beidre Inn, Bishop Werupbonoll, Dolma. Attorneys, Menem. Swaim. Bicycles, Maples, Pare. and Hem, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry, Loafing nail Mr. Lawson, mid Mr. Mann, Wain? Wear *walls • ;r1 lam Rata ge, or Limo Rees, bored, gorrehrnit So nurOrder,Oriobet4B, 29, avid November 111, at plevica, at .ftethree Cups Ins, Lyme Rept. Attorawys, Mr. Jeyets Coanclrry.:•or, LossJos ; sad Mr. Tatmetoa, Astaia tttt t Llaaon.*. --...- James Goodman King, of Pemp.ross,ol6.alreet,llliddle. sex, rotton.vrisider, to surrender, October 18, 26, and No. r euOire 13, at ten, at Guildhall, Landon. Attorneys, Messrs. 3Yoiwlward and Collins, Nicholas-lane, Lombard street. • prisivl Limn, late of Lower Seymour Mews, Middlesex, be.ekorymmi, to surrender, October 5,9, and November 13, et ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Pittman, Sy. tome: Inn, 'Clonneerydrette Loudon. William Maven, of Illstkley Mountain, Flint, limber mrechant, to surrender, October 21, 22, and November 13, hi one, pt the Star end 'Garter Tavern, Liverpool. Attor ii"re, Messrs /Prison and Wheeler, !lawyer-street, Liver . pot, or fln.tle street, Holboru, London. George Goundry, now or late of Knareahrontrh, York, irol-thundr, r, to surrender, October 13, at six, 15, at ten, at Ire Green Dragon Inn, Harrogate, and November 13. at e1e •,,0, et the Crown Inn, K hruu,h. Attorneys, 51eihrs. At. sender nod Hokin. New Inn, London; and Messrs. kicherrivon and Tolson, Koisrestwough. Henri Cardwell, of Honsheltfiank•Mill. York, thread. manitfartsrer„ to surrender October 15, 16, as nine, and Ni.vernher 13, at Iwo, at the Saar Ine, Manchester. Alton. hays Alcvsno. Hubberd and Key., Ch ea dle, & a fford A wl Edniunda, Exchequer Office of Pleas, Lim:olio Ina, do«. William Pritchard and Edward Reran, of Bristol, mire ban's, to surrender, October 14, 15, and November 13, at ut.r, at the Bummer Tavern Bristol. Attorneys, Nelms. Bumddlon and Hewitt, Brea:l-atr. et, Chespaide, London; a. ! '.tears. Bevan and Britian, Bristol. _ _ r...hert Slaw and John Mato., of Sam!emissary Mill, S teabury. Lancaster, cottomapinnera, to surrender, Orme : 11, ai ten. 2.1, at one, and November 13, et twelve, at the 1•:..w Inn, Mai Mauro, Lancaster. Attorneys, Mr. Wilson, Gree:i;......treet, Hatton-garden, London; and Messrs. Carr tool Oar:rearm B;ackburn. J•oni dark..., of Neweastlempron-Tyne, joiner, to warren d„,, ()ember 6, 23, mid November 13, at elerettott she Turk's Nrweasile.npon-Tyne. Attorneys Messrs. Bell end Boidrick. Bow Church-yard, Chimpside, London; and Mr Stoker, Newcastle. V.. Barford, of RuntrOrd, EASCX, grocer, In ennea d. r, V, 12, and November 13, at twelve, at Guild -1.1...i. Attorney, Mr. Fisher, Staple Inn. Jam,: S mutters sad Daniel Saunders. of Gloucester.lane, C Park'. of St. Philip and Jacob, Gloucester, grocers, to n'tf•( older, October 11, 12, and November 13. at twelve, at t:•e Commercial Roogns, Bristol. Attorneys, Messrs. Clarke, 11.chaota, and Mealcalf, Chancery.lanc, London ; and Mr., . 1.1, Bristol. t'eancia LAW, of Bristol, butcher, to surrender, October t 12, and November 13, at twelve, at the White Bart Inn, H7.sml. A timneys, Messrs. Stocker, DIKX4IO, and Herring -I.ent. New B, Carey.streel, London; and Mr. ad: la, Pinto!. DIVI DEN DS. C.A , Airr '23. F. Thomson, late of New.eourt, Bow.lsne, warehouwmtaii, at twelve, at Guildhall. r 1!). T Hunter, jun. of King's I.) on, Norfolk, wool. fro draper. at fivr, at the Duke's Head Inn, King's Lynn. Ocuih•r '27 .1. Remington, of King's Lynn, Norfolk, money arrivetwr, at ten, at the Duke's Head Inn, King's Lyon. Geruher r q • itliam Griffith., jun late of Hereford, m rrrrr et rter.u, at the Ealton sun, Bromyard. Hereford. October 15. T. Noti, of Bristol, shoe-maker, at one, at the !loom. r Tavern, Bristol. .1)!I• 19. J. Gibiou soil S. Forster, of Wardrobe-place, Da( tors•-e,.mawas, London, dealers in lace, at twelve, at obilloosm, bplimber IP, 1819.-11 Ilmmuto, j.u. so/ L. tewwden, of Wiwi. ewes, Midilran. brewers, Auriga ▪ 111111.—F.. Petberbvidot sod S. Pop*, of P.p.Moab, bittenloans, Sephember t 7, MICR OF MOAK.. swwppriatteCirrrie; ee aleesetwohe Iheser, how 411111Vrrias s hide is Iles week radio, tip 1111111 hey iffr Septeralsw, 111111. is Ss. 41 per hundred ereektist, elusive of the Denier of Crowe . purl or payehiethhellea :ha the imporiatime Orme, fete Whit BdtM.. PRICE% OF CORN. Average Priers of Cora of Egghead and Wales, by the Quarter of Eiyht Witorbester Rodseis, sad of Oatmeal pet hull of 1401bs. avointopoisse, from she miseries received is the seek 'oiled the falls of Seplember, 111110: • t . lob 1 4 0 02 s. d. •. d. 27 1 :4 t 1 s. -d. a. 1. a. d S. al 9. d. 44 38 II 28 7 29 4 48 11 S. d. 69 1 ti 4 6 al ' a. d a. d. s. d s. d 45 3S 4. 26 0 41 4 Ojubr; 30. J. Wright. of Alderataubury, London, nt twelve, at Guildhall. Gslobe,. In. .1. Rose, of St. Mirliners-alley, Corolla!, Lou. Inn, pi übiai )))) -nierchaot. at len, al Guildhall. N istwiher 6. J. Big( sod C. Bin, of Hatfield, Hertford, comnson•brewers, at ten, at Guildhall, Londuo. Nose:ober 4. T. Taylor, of Hosiery-bridge, Lancaster, •rhi r, ul two, at the White Horue Inn, Hanging-ditch, rS si.rl,ster. 0000,er 29. 1. Bradshaw and R Bradshaw, of Lancaster, chandleis, at twelve, at die King's Arms law, Maw. ..Healer. I.i.,veryber R. C. lain& of Gaiford.street, Linieboute.ho!e. ahip.elialidler, at eleven. at Guildhall, London. Or:..ler 30. J. Gigaton, late of Belgrave.eoitaze, l' l .7:dillesex, and of Si. Jantees•atrert, Wesitniustee, pie. t, , re dealer, at lest. at Guildhall, L..ndon. /V.,rember 16. L levant, of Cheapcide, London, ballet, •I twelve, at Gtteittitall.. p...ember 6. J. Barker, of Straiford, Essex, common- Wrote. at elms!, at Gaddhad, Loudon. October 30. J. Grant, of Coleman-street, London, merchant, at e'er's, at GniWWI. October 28. J. Gibbnas, late of Cheltenham, Gloucester, ironmonger, at *lmo, at the realness Inn, Ledlndy. teetober 27. W. Timothy, late of Leigh, IYorcester, farmer, at eines, at the Star and Garter lon, Worcester. cetober 29. K. Watson, T. N..lsou, G. Nelson, and G. Cooke. of Love.lane, London, and of Nottingham, liu sseih. at eeven, at the Itrna Inn, Nottissitham. October 51. R. Platt, of Poolton.i rylde, Lancaster, tteiderot owe, at the King's Amos lust, Laiscorter. Qi.odier 20. J. Coiling, of Colchester, Cises, tanner, at eleven, at t h e Guidon Lion Ina, Ipswich. Oelisbet 29. J. Wilkiwtou, of Scu!castes York, merchant, at • leven. at the Dug wed Dock Tavern' ' Hr ll. October 23. J. Riding, of Blackburn, Lsineaster, cotton-ma. nefacturer, at twelve, at the Ohl Hull, Blackburn. titivendier 1. G. Hannan. of Norarkhonsustfacturer, at four, at the Castle lan, St. Peter of !Bancroft. Norwich. 44einfeei 49. S. &boles and W. A. Docker, now or late of Manchester. calico dealer., at ten, at the Bridgewater Arms Ina. Manchester. bosseniher 2. W. Jackson and W. Kelly. of Sheldon-Mallet, Somerset, poems, at twelve, at the Cutnmercial-Routos, Bristol. ilktuisir 25. A. Hall, late of Demituo, Stafford, dealer, at Wesel,. at the Swan Ina, Stafford. October 20. W, Altera. late of Vitosteter. Stafford, botcher, at tiered, at the White Hart and New Star lan, [Atwitter. 41 4 Aggregate Avenge Prices of the Twelve Maritime Dia. hide of England and Wales, by which Isoportatiew is to be regulated in Great Britaie:— CERTI n CATES —4 )cronra 23. T. Wilron. of John.street. Cletkenwell, Shadlesex, car. puler—J. Sianbury, late of Barnstaple. Devon, but now sot Cloocester-terrace, Whitechirp;c.ioad, Middlesex. grocer. —K. Fa; jun. of Norwich, silkvneicer.—T. Hadley, of ll.roirociraeo merchant.—W. Smith. of Hindu!, limber.mer clams —K. - ileart, late of Narrow-street. Litneliouse, I Ld- Jl.sea, hiscrrit.baker.—R. 6i.k, of Lcieester, lirpior-mer. rheas Goodrei and W. Gray, I tie of Guldsruitb.street -1/4.11-street, Loudon, !posters —W. Barrel, sen. nod W. )!!aches, jun. now or Isle of Alfreton, Derby, smidgens—W. Haat, op* l'oetrmonth, Southampton, low n-carter.—.o. Hell ~+r. taireof St Mary-bill, London, merchant.— D. Ittebards, gysis-rew Dow - common, Middlesex, manafuel us ing. • liyinist —T. lieardiall and Beardsall, of Win burp, Nuts , drake.. PA RTHERSH IPS DISSOLVED. T R.:ll4am and.l.T. Hooper, of llunstey-court, 'Windom. law., slip and .nstyrauee-hrokels, September' 25, 1819.- 1: Sisae‘ and S. Caere, of Wellseek-street,Cavendish•square, wadi late of Wiganorr.sirent, Illaddlesea, milliners and dress. • September 29, 1519.—. W. Reed and E. Peall, of iteriadrert,' I.oneloa, law booksei;ers, September 29, 1819. J IS Lewis awl C. Wright, of Cdpie-Watbiu, Lqudou, v , z . 1 6 0 4 I r S. d a. d. a. d. a. d. 'Pi ) 42 11 38 3 23 10 *a 16 ti 11. I. di i. d. 27 3 78 2 ELECTION OF LORD MAYOR. The poll on Saturday was conducted with n much spirit as on Friday. At the close, at three o'clock, the numbers were as follow : For Mr. Aiderunan Bridges 1,964 Mr. Alderman Thorp Mr. Alderman Wuod The numbers having been (lectured in the usual way. there was the accustorned giantism srsificit of biases, plaudits, hooting', and homing,. Mr. Alderman BRIDGES came forward, and said, " Gentlemen. 1 thank you ; 1 wish you every suc cess. plenty of emplot men% and plenty of roast berf."--/Loud applanses. and a tuasait of hisses.) Mr. Wttussts . then stood forward, arid endea voured, but without effect, to obtain a hearing; rue idler braving the hisses of the assembled Livery men for several minutes, lie was obliged to retire to make way for Mr. Ottvvi, who said, the friends of Aldermen Wood and Thorp were not at nil alarmed at the state of the poll.--( Applause wed hisses.)—He ex pected that at this season there would he some geese present, but he had only • few words to utter, and wished the goose would be silent for a few minutes. He had only to say, that the friends of Thorp and Wood, who were to day engaged in their honest calling, would on Monday *hew their honest laces at the poll.—(App/oase.)—They had three points to contend against ; power, corrup non, sod • partiality in favour of rotation. They had no less than 2,50.0 packed votes to conteud against ; vet if they were true to themselves they must triumph, since the age of delusion in this country was over. Since yesterday there had brew a meeting in the Ward of Cheap, at which Mr. Sheriff Rothwell presided. and at which a re solution wits come to to support the magistracy.— It had been observed, on sawing the voters conic op to -day for Aldermen Wood and Thorp, what well dressed men they were; this was said iii a sir castic and chuckling tout.; true, these were the voters of Wood and Thorp, they were not so well dressed as those of Alderman Bridges, but they earned their living by the Ishoor of their hands. If they lived as Alderman Bridge's voters did, on the plunder of the public. they might then, as those Gentlemen did, come up with their white hats. their gold rings, and their dandy coats.— (Applaare.l—M r. Oliver then adverted to the state of our representation. and introduced the well known statement of the number of Burgesses, Knights of the Shire, and Representatives for Cities, and contended, that out of this corrupt formation of the House of Commons, which gave the borough mongers so predominating an iokoence„ arose sill the evils with which the country was oppressed. He concluded by urging the Livery to persevere, and he had no doubt but their efforts on Monday would prove triumphant, and prove that they would resign every thing, however valuable. before they would give up the privileges bequeathed to theist by their ancestors. Mr. 11'iLLt•Ms again came forward, but was received as before, with the vilest din which ima gination can conceive: there were, however, some few persons in the flail who applauded him. He congratulated the Livery• on the state of the pull, winch *hewed at least a majority of 538 good men and true, and he had no doubt but Monday would increase the majority. Mr. COATES was sorry the Livery would not hear both sides, fur he was convinced the Gentle man who spoke last could have said little to the advantage of the van., he espoused. He could not consider their opponents had much cause to re joice : this was II day when the honest and indus triuus were employed ; but a ilav was approaching, Monday, when the friend. of liberty would not fail to rally. 'l'u•morrow, iiideed, was Sunday. and ■ day of rest : lie revered the salthath as much as tiny wall could do, but as the sahlsath was made fur nom, and not mall for the rebbaili. be thought it could not be better employed than endeavouring to protect those liberties which our ancestors had hooded down to us.—(Applayse and hisses.)—With respect to Alderman Bridges, he revered him as a private individual. and would not fur it moment compare him with Algernon) Atkins. But though the men were different, their politics were the same, and therefore he could nut support his election. The coiiiest in which they were en gaged, was one into which they had been driven by others; they had used every effort to induce Alderman Bridges to declare he would, if elected Chief Magistrate, perform .his duty to the Livery, LONDON. MONDAY, OCTOBER 4. mg. We have received Paris Papers of Wednesday and Thursday last. The Government of Fr 'bee seem desirous of preventing the equipment of arm ed vessels by private persons within the harbours of that country, for notice is taken of the arrest of three persons at Bourdeaux accused of being con cerned in such an undertaking. The charge al leges, that the equipment of this particular vessel was likely to injure the trade of Bourdeaux ; but it is more probable that the ship was intended to act either on behalf of the South American Inde pendents, or under one of their flags imu►ediately against the commerce of Spain. No objection, however, was made to the equipment of armed res. sets at Bourdeaux o► Bayonne, by private indivi duals, for the service of the King of SPAIN. Accounts from Madrid and Cadiz speck of the continuance of the yellow fryer in the isle of Leon, and of its Navin! extended its ravages, notwithstanding the severest precautions, to the town of Cadiz. Apprehensions are entertained lest it may affect the crews of the ships in hsrb•rur. We are surprised that the Spanish Government have not issued orders for the ships to leave the !labour at the present dangerous period, either for some other port on the coast of Spain. or for a short cruise of exercise. The French 5 per Cents. are 69 f. 70 c.; Batik Stock, 1,460 f. Throe prices are somewhat lower thou those of the precerlisil; day. A Flanders Muil arrived hot night, with l'upers to the lit mount. The following ore extructs :-- savems, urn:mint RS. Accounts from Frankfort say that I Jewish houses are preparing to quit that city, in order to avoid the perse. cutions of *bleb their nation is the object. The rich bankers Rothschild are color to settle at Vienna. Our readers will remember that the Emptier of Austria has granted arm patents of nobility, as a recompence foe the services which they performed during, the last war. Her Majesty the Queen of Ilse Netherlands arrived Tester. a. d. a. d 47 $ 49 0 IA , igit, • Scotland, by the Quarter of Oatmeal per WI or inlupois, of the four Ith of September, 1019. ri 8 4 d s. d.j I4t 20 3, A .erage Priers of British Corn in S of Eight Winchester Bushels, and o lllSibs. Scotch troy, or 140Iks. oyoi Weeks immediately preceding the 181 .. d. in 5 hot Mr. Aldine,. Bridles had retssedi to Jo this. Hod he been left to himself,. he (Mr. Celle') woo persuaded be would have acted differently. With respect IN,the rotes of retatipw, it would be a moat imports,* triumph indeed if .it were door away cal together 1. foe.whot wit the• ayatro of rittatinn. hut biking the choice of the Court of Aldermen ? This was. at best. as Mr. J. H. Tooke had said, to make • choice out of a bolt et o► rotten oranges. He trusted the Livery would, on this occasion. prove they were a body of men who would not give nee one iota of their rights; and, as the best mode of protecting them, that they would elect Messrs. Aldermen Thorp ■nd Wood. FOREIGN INT E L LIG ENC E. PARIS PAPERS. Phil,, Itrivessit 29. Or the 254 of this month three officers and one 1 r the °worn of the ship Atalanta were arrested at Borriteaux. It is said that they were parties to tLe Metal etrilP 22,2l "r 2 vessel, The object of which seat prove very iajertoes to the of Soordearo. Letters from Csdis, of the 10th of September, vial,. that Ilse yellow fever continues to exercise the greatest rarmees in the Isle of Leon, and plant it has extended itself even to the town of Cadiz, where hitherto it had been scarcely iserreived. The mortality is the isle of Leon amounted on the etb to 57 Penton t on the btb to 46 i on the 6th to 40 ; and on the 7th to 35. • PAM SEPTFMOKR 31% tier Royal Flightless the Ditches. of blept very little during the night before last, was much agitated and feverish. But it is hulled that this access will noon tertusoste. Mademot , elie coatii"les in very good health. The Tribunal of Municipal Police will on Thursday next grant a third atidiesiee iu the com plaint of calumny preferred by Sir Jamrii Crawford. Her Majesty the Queen of Spain arrived at Nismes on the evening of the 210. She iturpofril to set nut on the following morning fur Nlontl•rllirr. His Excellency Cortland Malvasia, Almonlie Legate at Itavemies, died there on the 12th of September, aged 71 parr, VIENNA, ‘FPTEMBER IS. Died here, on the loth instant, 1,01111 Prince de Gorixage, Duke de Castiglione, the lost of the illustrious House of Nevei whir) had produced two Emr►esses, and a Duchess cf rains. From this House, both by the paternal and maternal line, the Ernlw►ur Leupiilil W:10 derived. It was allied to all the Sovereigns in Christendom. On Monday, the 13th, the hereditary Prince of and Prince Ferdsuand of Orange, Irft this cepital. The Emperor has evinced the greatest affection towards these two Prince., particularly in the Hereditary Prince of Pomona, to whom he is extremely attached. FRANKFORT. SEPTFDIBER 21. Their Royal Highnesses the Duke mud Disches of Cambridge, (living powsed srveral weeks in the bosom of the fomily of his Highne-s the Latid o crove of (Jesse, et Rumpenheim, depart to-morrow fur Hanover. The Leudgreve will immedialey return to Cassel. These three illustrious per:lounges or rived here the rimy before yesterday, end dined ut the house of the Count de Buol-Schouenstrin, Mi• nister.Presideut of the Diet. THE BRITISH PitESS. day moist at the Palm of Lelia, wills dos Mom Blarime. savaista, 'mamma 31 1. K. de Prink bee Jest published a twe peespidet, " 711, ~rum of Cowlsbod.' It was einepesed, se the esither N eer, es the Seth of Almost. Ifeedielee hes had the misfortune en lose one of her children, the Aleut of those hewn et W. Hares. Pew lisps she would not have Ind to deplore this lies if she Ind bent allowed to lead in &wised. Quebec Papers have been received to the 25th August. They state, that by the new Act, regu. biting the commercial intercourse between the pro. since of Uptper Canada and the United Sister, the duties on the importation of manufactures and Pro.isions from the States are 'considerably re duced on moat of the enumerated articles, although on nails, mull; manufactured tobacco, and spirits, it is raised. The ad talontme duty is reduced from 10 to 5 per cent. The Redpole brig of war. Capt. J. D. EllAwct, arrived an Portsmouth, from the St. Helena station, nu Wedort.day, after a passage of 20 days, left the 1.14nd on the 9th of September. She brought dis patches from Sir Ilunsom Lowe and Admiral awl a mad. The •following is an ex tract from a letter which the Printers have received : 57. HILINA, AUGUST 7, 17419. " The Redpole proceeds to England immediately. As •either thu vessel, our the Dotterel, which sailed bef..re, has served longer than two years, it is supposed to be in tended that they shall both 6iiish their trim of ~,vice on the home station. We understand Bonaparte is in better spirits than be has hero for some time—hie health much as usual. Whatever others, of any rank or station, re si,ling here, may affrct to state concerning him, he assured very little is actually known. He has so long imposed a seclusive life upon himself, that he appears is have at length ohtai,ied all the :,shits of a confirmed recluse. He hint bimione so entirely abstracted even from the distant view of aurae whoa, duty it was to make a daily report of his bring aline, that it became necesstry to inform hint, that if he did not aulnutarily afford the t►lfi:er ow duty an opportunity to certify the fact required how him, name ly, that 1w was alive,' there would be a oettesity the Off'icer's making a daily personal •nit to bias *,r that pur pose. Ile his since relaxed in Lis manners in Ibis respect, area has heist out of his house a little. The new house buildirg for him is expected to be Soished is about nine on :oho. The island is generally healthy. The ships on this station are at present atatioaed thus :—Consierue, 74, Rear. Admiral Plampin, Capt. Stanfill, at anchor; Tres, Captain crniaing to leeward, and Sappho, Capt. Pluniridge, to a iuriwerd of the island; Eurydice, Capt. Wanchope, at mon's VsVey, getting • uew foremast, made out of flue main topmast; Sophie, Sir tVilliam Wiseman, repairing damages, sustained by haring run foul of the Marton ; h vt•ret, Capt. Shannon, at Ascension ; Nautilus, Capt. Chapman, nn passage from the Cape; Rcdwiug, Cap. lain /ILIUM, I)ing there." The Abundance .tore-ship, Lieutenant ROBERT CAM ear ut„ which sailed from Spit head on the 19th A mil, had out arrived et St. Helena on the 9th of August. The, following is •n eztr•ct from .a letter re ceived at the Office or The Bump:hilt , Telegraph, from • pi irate correspondent : " mattritz. AvestarT 22, 1819. " The Active, Sir James A. Geoduu, ha■ arrived from Quebec; us have also the N. wcastle, Admiral Griffith, and Mersey, Capt. F. Collier, the latter ship Wein been up the River with Lnid and Lady Dalhousie. " The llellette, Captain George l'erhell, has been cruising for the room - clime of the fisheries along the list roast of Nova Scotia, and surveying the different tutus and ledges. She warned off nettneroas American fishermen, who seize all opportunities of taking advantage of the new Treaty, and throwing in snits:sled goods. She was not enough see. crested to detect them in the art, hut, to prevent if, have turned them out td all the !mamma, wherever they have been found. The proprietors in the fishery complain heavily of the trims in whits the Treaty has been conclude d,thereby throwing our r.. rho entirely opru to the Americas's: the d of the li►h is already severely f•:lt. "The Fielleate is going to sea in searrh of a piratical schooner, said In be on the coast stealing the black settlers (who were brought into this proth cc from the Chesapeake during the late wa►), fur the purpose, it is supposed, of sale in the %Vest Indies. N The A 'DPI iIVU Papers complain loudly of the Spanish Government not hewing ratified Ike Treaty relating to the Florida.. H.o:tilitito, of course, are nickels of u the he. mediate remedy." A letter from Mr. KFAN to the Editor of a Sunday I'u per i 4 given in our subsequent columns. Thi' great min r,inatos to finish his en• gagement at Drury-lone Ills American etigagenient then. as wns suspected, proves to hove been a pow. In this iirterasimitiou he says. he yields to the public spier. This is another pod*. The public voice, thus loudly raised, has been braid no where except in his own excessive vanity. But while lie thus yields to toe public voice, he will nut )4.111 a particle of his rights : i.e is deter. mined to be manager on the nights of his perform. mice, as heretofore. The public may, therefore, anticipate the some selfishness and jealousy that et/it:red themselves in the ClifirS of Mr. Bucx, Mr. BOOTH. svti Mist NiACAIII.E.Y. From such ma isitgeinent im good can be expected. It would, perlimps, he better to dispense with Ws services al. together, thAti to accept them on such terms. Let him not, I ever, rirerioe himself on the subject of America : Mr. ‘VALLACK berg) for some time there, play iog the first I nowt• characters, mid with oticceso. Were Mr. BEAN to visit Anse. rice, lie would appear the I tile imitator of W•it, LACK, but oitiiout the advantage of his fine person. A Hamburg's Mail km lonised. with Papers from that City to the 44th last. They contain no iute-lligence of otly intersat. . 1, wv ~_ s ~,_. - - r 4 ' ' .4 . t. , • __..,..,. 0 !S 1.,:i.. .....a 4 4. ~...f.1,r4..k.k.N..tt .• : ,g) TIIR KING'S WIALTII. Yeeterday the following Bulletin rif the ' s a t e ,; the Kmo's health was exhibited et St. Jamri•. Palace : * WiI ASV, October 191 p. His Majesty cootlooe• is • Minipill state of IS good bodily heslih, hot his Majesty's disorder it Wit trrn) (Rived) “ HENRY HALEORD, " J. tt 11 , t . t:, " M. RAILLI E. " R. II ILLIS" " W. HEBERDEN, WINDSOR, OcTosza 2. Thursday Prince's AUGUSTA and SOPHIA of GLOUCLIITZIi paid • marl:ins( vi.:t to the Hon. Mrs. EOLITOK. The excel:eon li.,td the 3d regiment of Guards attended nn thy 1 , 1 CA. "ion, on the burn beneath the Castle walls. Friday the Duchess of GLOUCErtti arrived on • visit, and returned to droner at Eagshur. The Duke and Ducheas of Fos[ rho arrived, arid to t on Saturday for Oration& _ _ _ Satordq the Duke of You's Coomil s as ottoided by the Archbishop of CANTRIDIA V. leo/. Bishop or LON DON, Lords WINCHILICA, A IDLN, ACCLUIFIBLD, awl Sir WM. GRANT. Princess SOPHIA of GLOUCISTSIt kit for D v *hot. THE DUBE OF WELLINGTON. TAUNTON, UPTEMIER 49, His Grace the Duke of Wellington arrived at the Castle Inn, in this town, on Monday night, at ten o'clock, where he slept, end proceeded to W.:. lington the next morning. A multitude perso,s a.sembled on the Parade and round the Inn, in the hope of seeing the Illustrioiss Chief—but sere disappointed, his Grace not hissing presented him. self where this opportunity could have been afraid. rd. On arriving at Wellington, he ah ; thtrel &Din leis carriage, rod. accompanied by Mr. kin lake„ proceeded on horseback towards illeekdositi, to eivit the estate purchased for him by the Comm's. Pion ere appointed by Act of Parliament. hl Grace, after is minute inspeetion of the property, returned to Wellington, owl passed ti,risuzii the principal streets on horseback, which afforif e lf the numerous ►prctators an ample view of hr. Lord.hip. Mr. Kiogl■ke having intimated to his Grace that the Gentlemen of Wellington, then nasembled. washed to pity their respects to him, lie readily alighted, nod entered • room at the inn, where tt..! principal inhabitants were introduced to lii. Grate, rod were received with that affability f..r which the Noble Duke is distinguished. After this ititroduc. tion his Grace entered his carriage, which the po pulace insisted on drawing to the extremity of the town, and the Hero of Waterloo left the place from which his immortal title is taken, with much seeming satisfaction at his visit. The Duke pro. ereded tailwinds Exeter, from whence he will apo. to Plymouth, where, it is said, his journey Will t e r. mutate. PLYMOUTH, SIPTIMBEI 30. His Grace the Duke of Wellington arrived Pere on Toeptl.l night, and ne=t morning was presented with the freedom of the borough, in a handsome ►ilver box, by Sir Wm. Elford, the 11i-corder. it. the afternoon his Grace visited the Citadel, the Block-house, Mount Arise, and the Dock-yard; and yesterday morning he made • visit to the Break water, after which he left the place. This trious Chief was received here with distinguished marks of honour ■nd enthusiasts by all days's, as he was likewise in his journey through Bath, Frome, Taunton, Wellington, Ike. On Satu►day, at five o'clock, his Royal Higtr• ness the Duke of Yong arrived in town from Windsor. Yesterday, at ten o'clock, his Rep,►l Highness left town, to take an excursion to Suffolk. The tenant►y and friends of the house of Eaton, ■mounting to 400, all with Grouts. Met Lord BBLORAVE and his beantiful bride hear Chester, on Tuesday. The chinos greeted the noble pow as they passed through the city, as did the children of the Gtosvenor school ; and every freeman who chose to accept it, was allowed a bowl of punch. The cavalcade proceeded to Eatog,. to dinner, Several oxen were distributed. As slow as church work is au old adage—C min church, which has been under repair for mare than five years, was re-opened end Divine Service performed there on Sunday week ! The Dowager Lady liunNET entertained the Corporutiuti of Lenimuster, on Thursday, ut Der ringion, the licripitable veil of her father, Mr. HARLEY. The death of the veteran hero, Prince BLuctui. is deeply lamented at Chichester. Among other marks of respect *hewn to hit departed worth, the Blucher Mercantile Room, of the Anchor , his hot portrait on hortetreck, painted by SHATFR, and which it esteemed a mutt correct itkenest. It is now hung with crnpe and cypress, and his immortal memory is drank with profound ►ilrnce and respect. Among the I.ttt arrivals at 13ath are— The Duke of WeHarrows, Earl mul Lady IValdertvr, Marquis of Bath, Baron Austen, Lurd Blaney. Lord Thyme ' Lady Best, Lady Somerville, Justice Best, Dols. Mrs. Cadugan, Sir R. and Lady Beiliagfield, Admiral Bal. lard, General and Mrs. Bradshaw, .ke. By the death of his Grace the Duke of Mtn- MOND a vacancy will be occa►soned in the reptt-. actuation of the city of Chichester. by the Earl of MARCIA and DARNLEY being called to the !louse ~f Peers. Lord Geouus LEttnoX. it is expectill. will be chosen to the representation. BEAVMARIS.—To commemorate the honour iin;il to this login. in the visit of los Imperial Dightics. the Archduke MICHAEL of Russia. the follonn.g lines.. eugraven on a neat brave tablet. here hc..l , placed over theentriiiire . gate of the Town " Quell in Qui\ Selloinseiste onniripali Sept. 1918. Cluotaruni F.poliarteceisbeatiume Principe Hon. Gel. 91secrione de Anglesey inattiolS 10 " rase digust us est, Celsissimus NI wheel Alexandra It swathes' loperouris Fritters nails ntinisos, Tabulator, Irene. swim pomades curavit Thomas Jacobus (Warrens) l'wecanswe Bulkeley bojusce Seawater." I 3 U I. d 63 10