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• nf Mr.Thotuas DagatJ, of 34, Red I.,toestreer, Cleans. jewrller. The rare twin nestle oltt, the Priumers were committed to New/Kate. WOIROUIP. STREIT. .toiepli Lore was charged with allempieseg tv isisinier his wife, a vesy iaterrolosiyoung wunian,appareettly only abuts* to years old. It appeared that after the Unity-moos had passed, they eliaagsreel stud separated; that 'she went to service at the house of Ales. Smith, at Stroud; the Presenter cause there un Smola, night, sad Mrs. Smith allowed bias to come Into the is o to ace his wife; be wanted So take her away, but s:w trine. .l, on which be snatched a.litsile froth t h e table, and would have stabbed her only for Mrs. S. Who interfered, a.sd anitihrr iesseele abs was preasout i . both of whose. he ksiockstl down, brute the windows, snit behaved very outra ge"., instil assisiante cause, who biosiett him to the cage. Ordered to had bail. WIOIII.IIA LL. The extraordinary disappearance of a lowa,/ maw named Robert.. who held a clerkship in the t/eilinioce Office, is, the Tower. has already been stated in ocr Paper. On Monday thigh , n voting man, attired is a smock frock and red cap, was taken Mtn custody by true of the etimatables at Wool. with, as a suepi• bents • haracter Moist; heels observe(' was. 'kris% almost that place. without any apparent husisse-sa The constable took him before a Magistrate, and spun being Interrogated, he mull that his name was Rol). els. Upon fur ther inquiry it appeased that he was the potent man whose sodden disappearance bad caused his faintly to iiipazine that lie had heves mannered, or milled soicide. Tht consta ble, by the directions of the Kentish Magistrate, took the younz sass, before the Magistrates of Surrey, whet aarrrtainrsl the addeess of one of his relatives in town. and ordered the constable to deliver his vises ge to lino. The youth, spool bring ersestioneel as to his snatives for the liilange line of 1 be had 8811.1111K1, said lie was *irk of a sedentary or caption, mod land determined to jobs, the staudard of the Independents in South America. stgatrionot;on-svacer. NEGLECT OF COItON Mts. Tl• rhurcliwaniene NMI Mal.irr of the workhouse appear ed laiimrs I;. I , Esq. fur Ina advice under Ilse hul los bog circumstances, relative to a dead hotly 'pug iii a state of putrefaction, fur list want of a CO(1.11/kr to hold a Jury us the body. It appeared that the deceased, who was a tailor, rending . at NO. 10, Norl-street, went to bed iu good health 011 11 . tql. 11...13, Meld, asset sot having hems seen in the coarse of Tharsilay, his hoediuid *rat nom his apartments and found Lim a corpse its bed. Smith was seat for. and also Dump stead, another braille, but utiliser of the Coroners fur 'Westminster could be foam, and the atisertre were that they nere in the comitry. The knowledge of these theistic:tent is caused a grist assemblage ruuud the house, besides whit li, the body was in a Trey carnotite state. and the bindlord came to ski. office and deposed upon oath to the facts here stated. The Nllsistrate ordered that the body should be taken to the workhouse until the Curuwersi (sda be be found. Mr. liorwood, master tailor workhouse, appeared before also M sgistrates again yrstei.loy, id sling, this the body was a moat pittrifitsl state, and that the %Vraloni salve Coroners Aso/ slot gtt come to torts. Mr. Stirling had term scut but h. sat QUO. at an bore.; in d i e c oun t r y. The Slagistrate advised, heat the body should bet:mined by a sus is em, ai.d Own buried. MEL,INCIPILY 'get !DENT. CORONER'S I NOP ENT. Yesterday afternoon, about six o'clock, sm loopiesta hl at the Jr..' Harp T rrrrr , Regeses Park, before Mr. Curenvr, on the body of • mass tumid drowned la. toren 10 and 11 eirlork ern klitiolay tworeeiwg, auselerweadi the arch of the first bi litho of the Itegeut'a Canal, by sheet labonrere at omit ewer she spat. One of Owls olwerviseg a luau's bat and banelkerehief ern the surface of the water, catsteel them to his foreman, Mr Bath, who direrted him to make further meanie, when they discovered the deceased Hooting ou the water, and after sonic lime brought him to land 'milted of applying for surgiral aasi•latice, lb. y cum ti-nerd examioing his porkets--(this eutitloct the Coroner reessured ill vary piloted terms). They deposed, that they foam! on his person User sixpences, two counterfeit half pence, three small keys, a roik-screw, bottle, and glace, int nothing to elucidaie who be was ; they thee, carried him to the slow* bone, yr here every meal., were resorted to to re ". Wore hint, bit in vain. The Will afterwards itscer gained to be Ord of a Mr. Willie, landlord of the Crowe, Biroad.street, Golden-square; he lied bran mining since se ver o'clock that morning, when be left home with the intro tom of proceeding Ili a neighbouring tailor's shop, to serve the workouts with spirituous liquor, mid had out lasso beard of suer, till he was fumed drowned. A young man, one of his customers. a journeyman tailor, deposed that the deceased had heels remove, very curvet - I in his arconsies, but that latteily, since au oolitic of he committed way errors, which tel kiwi to believe that the deceased was al times somewhat eliaorelered ise his intellect, and that in owe of his insane his be haul wandered into the Park. He rush, not otherwise aceontst for his bring al such • distance from his bowie. The deceased was sot isobar- rooted I. his circumstances. This centrism of his insanity uot being corroborated, and the Jury being or opinion that in running down the beak, and stimulating to gain the path beneath, the cleceamrt had overbalanced himself and Whit into the water, they returned a verdict of Aceirrental Dena. A watch wltut the deceased had in his fob la the wonting was not accounted fur. He has left d discussolate widow tool six 'Anilines. Last week a quantity of turnips was shipped at Berwick for Lotam, the first shiposeot of that kind tver to ide at that port. - - - - The wavers of Preston, following the example of other manufacturing districts, made a call upon their employers some time ago, to advance their wages 76 in the pound. This request not having been complied with, a considerable majority have last week deserted their looms; and on Monday, Tuesday, and again on Wednesday, 'about two or three hundred of this class parades' the streets, as isi other places, hat we have not heard of tl►e smallest attempt otherwise to break the peace. About a month ago a small advance had been made on ll►e weaving of most kinds of goods manufac turer' in that town, and we understand that, iu the pr e sent state of the market, the masters do not feel authorised to offer any further increase. The long drought of the present summer has created a great scarcity or potatoes in various parts of the kingdom►, and occasioned considerable quan tities to be shipped at Penance for the eastern comities. It is ruloulated that more than 10,000 bushels of :la sz;sllons each have been thus exported, .! THE TURF. -...mm- DONCASTER RACES. . . • rinsT DAM ' 111101 116 Art . The Fitawillona Stakes Y lug.. rock. with tug added by the Corporation. (S Sobseribers.) Mr. Watt's eh. f. by Cerhants 3 yrs old 11 Doke of loole* br. h Itfaping, 5 - Garfortie. by .r. yrs. 2 Mr. Ns p. f. PWro , q C.ainillas, 4 yrs old. .... 3 91r. Gerferiler b. t. by Sir Patel, oat of Mervin, 3 yrs old Lard Fitgoillboree b. we. Mawitorurr, 9 yrs old Mr. Latebtosi's b.*. The Godless, S yrs old Mr. Laailisou's p. 10. Sieges, 5 yrs old Duke of Haasillon's hr. Ir. by Thundrbolt, 3 yrs old 2to I apt the trimmer-4 1.. I apt auy other. flu Great St. Leger Staked off.Sge. each, for 3.yr old 21b.; Allies Set. St. Leper Course. (II Subscribers.) Mr. Pierre's b. c„ Reveller, by 0.41111, . Mr. Piers.% ►. e. by Comas Mr. Watt's b. L Veggie Girl, by Tbewderbult • • 3 24 paid. 3 to 1 apt Revellsv.-3 to 1 ague Beggar started. His Majesty's Plate of lottv for all hares., Ire.; four-year Oda, 10.1. 41b.; five, sin, Ilse.; and aged, 12.1. 211,. Four Mr. T. Dirseurisbe's cb. c. St. Helena, 4 yrs old Mr. Gaseulgne's hr. e. by Orville, 4 y,a old Mr. LalllbWell gr. It. Sileasis, 5 yrs old Mr. Harrison's h. e. by Yartog Sir Pater,4 yrs old U. of Leeds's hr. b yrs uld. 0 to 4 an the sumer. STATE OF THE 001)06-1SETTING.ROOM, Srrr. 21. BETTING ON TIM. sr. LEGER STAKES, RUN FOR VIISTADAT AT DONCASTER. sto 2 apt Reveller Iloto 1 apt Heger Girl S to 1 asst Octavio** 17 to 1 say other. 15 to 1 apt Tiouliorise NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MBETiNG, 18111. MONDAY, lIIPTEIIIIFR U. The Trial Stake., a subscription if logs. each, for 3-yr olds, 7.1 91b.; 4-yr olds, bat. 91b ; his olds, Wt. Ylb.; 11-yr olds and aced, tlst.elb. D. M. Mr Lamhton's The Maria, Mt.llb. a,at Mr. Slone. hewer'. Castrella, Ilst. Sib. I) I. Ws,. h. ft. M r Thornhill's Sans, est. 71b. ago( Mr. Payuc's Fitssloddy, 7st. 1311,. D. hl. 2000. Mr. Vass.it lures Equator, Pd. 121 h. asst Lord Darliagtoes ttsl.3lb. Ab. M. songs b. ft. Mr. Usloy's Milton, Sat. 51b. agit. Mr. Itcales Canvass, est. Slb. T. Y. C. 100 gs. b. ft. /tizsrtatf. (Seem's' year reurwal.)—Oue-ibird of a subscription of 2!*4. each, for 4.yr old culls, Ast. IOIL ; sod Allies, Sat. 711 a. D. I. Ilona kite the properly of Solnicribers, The St. Leger Stakes of thew each, fur a-yr old cults, Ist. Mb. and fillies, lit. 41b. D. I. D. of Grafton's h. r Picaruon, by Selina, out of Parasol D. of Grafton's eh. f. Carrot., by Juniper, out of Vatiity D. of Gi af ton's ch. c. 'Mcensitlea (dead) Mr. Lake's c. Jeremy Greolus„ by Eaton Col Whaky's c. The Foottniate Youth, by Orville Mt. (:oddard'. ch. f. by Holiest., dam by Pegasus Id Foley's e. Interprt ter, by Sootlicayer IA Foley's Cl!. c. Philarmunit., by Soothsayer Ld Eaeter'a hr. f Advance, by Piotieer U. of Rid laud'. gr. c. by EIPCIIII6, out of Meagrely I). of Reit laud', 11. c. by %Yahoo, out olCanidis D. of Entliold's e. by Sorcerer, out of Virtuoso lit. Elake's b. c. Dictator, by Slorcerer Mr. Blake's b e. Hospitality, by Election Major WIISUIeII b. e. by Jaisiprr, dam by Oscar Mr. Li. tr. by Electiuu, ilmn by Sorcerer, boltght of Mr. Fuller Mr. Rush'. e. by Cesario, out of Lady Jane Lord Staselrs b. e. by %Tony. oat of Itiogtail Lord (1. H. Cavendish'. e Allegro, by Orville Mr. Watson. hr. e. by Clinker, out of Shuttle Pope's don Mr. Chifisey's b. f. Itoatipole, by Sells Ur. Itogers's vb. f. by Hapbszsrd, out of Mitts Holt 31r. Villiers's eh. e. by Ressessbrancer, darn by Sorcerer, out or Sister to Volante Mr. Crocklmed's c. by Dirk Andrews, out of Clatriris al r. Crock ford's e. by Dick Andrews, dam by Paynotoe. 51.j0r Wilson's ch. c. by Juniper, dam Trinsheals, oft Col. Whaley's c. by Haphazard, duos by Precipitate, Sol. each, A. F. 100 gs. h. ft. Ld Darlington's Whisker, Sot. 11th. agst Mr. Uillsiy's The Student, 7st. 71b. Ab. M. idep. Is. ft. IPI EON tiIDAY. Fifty Guineas, free fur soy borer, &e.; Cyr old, to tarry let 411,.; s.yr ale, bat. 51b.; yr *ds sst. 111 k. ; sad aged, Hat. S. C. Om-third of a Subscription of Up. eacb, far 6 yr-colts, Bst 91b.; sad fillies,B.4.olb. A. F. Duos ide lbe pro perty of Subscribers. TRIUMMAY. The King's Plate of 100 gs. for 4-yr olds carrying lest. 41h.; S-y► olds, llst. 61b.; 6.yr olds, 12a1. ; sad aged, 12st. 91b. W C. The Toon Plate of 801. for 3-yr old colts, *4.71b.; spa ttst. 31b. D. I. Enhance 3p. The witincr of the Subscription fur 3.yr ulds ort 17eduroulay, to entry 71b. extra. Mr. Udny's Corinne, gat. 61b. pt Mr. Thornhill's Steel trap, Bst. A. F. 200 p. ABERDEEN, BANFF, FORFAR, AND KINCARDINE UNITED MEETING. Yesterday se'noight the United Medial of the Nobility and Gentry of the counties of Aberdeen, Naar, and Kincardine, commeneed at Aberdeen. The Meeting of the Honourable County Club of Aberdeen commenced, on the 11th current, by a grand ball and supper. The company was 01111111efUdi and respectable ; and in addition there was a vast influx of strangers from all parts of the country. The Races began with the Caledonian IVelter Smite of Twenty Guineas each, fur Hunters, carrying 13st., two mike, which were won by Mr. Maul" ►. b. /*Tradition .. Mr. !laird'/ ch. m. bounty .• 2 Marquis of Handy% cb. g. Gift 3 land Kennedy's b. g. Pedestrian Marquis of Hsintly's b. h. Bunny intim, A good race. Gift the favourite at starting, and large odds given, but won handsomely by Speculation. COURSE OF EXCHANG SADA DAY. A Parse of Fifty Geis's% gives by the Washers of Pargamest fur the District of Burghs coluaccied with the Weis', fur all ages. Heats three Bailee. The Earl of Fifes b. g. HigWeeder walked over the averse. The urJiaary at Andessoies, sad des ball is Desolater's, were both well &Headed. Amsterdam 37 60.2 U. Ditto at sight 37 2 Amsterdam 11 10 C F. Ditto at sight .. II 7 Rotterdam.. ll 11 2 U. Antvterpex. Mo. 11 14 Hamburgh.. 34 10 2IU Altona 34 11 lIU. Parisi day's date 24 70 Ditto 24 90 2 U. Romdeaux .... 24 90 Frankfort on the Main 14 31 es. Jfo• Madrid ...... 39f effect. Cadiz 3Bl effect. Bilhon .. 3BI effect. Rim-duns ••• • • 38 Seville ..... 37 Gibraltar 34 EAT O O , 9 bet Gross ,• 46" i Stt • 4 4 i • fii4 anniliert attempt usiscreise .... ......- ...... ,_______ ......__.. ___ _ , About a month ago • small advance had been made change totifidetitly expected to follow a intim'. LOA Kennedy li. g. Pedestrian Marvin of Hoottfa b. h. Donny Jemmy is and of the Secretary at War. It is on record, that ! .. ii on the weaving of most kinds of goods inanufac- choly event now hourly epprehended. In our • .Where an imeemblage of talent awl experience $ It—et di ' a short A good race. Gift the favourite at starting, and liege i d ur ing p erio d 131,361 concentrated in one hue of practice, a succe.s iiiiist e • '4l lured in that town, and we understand that, in the present intimate relations with the Contiiiental .4 . odds glen , b ut w „ b „ di ,,,,,, i . ty by siwcwiab „ . I see been detected to be in circulation, and it is l pr e sent state of the market, the masters do not feel St a tes, some of their taste and spirit may CUOMO. well known that the lower orders are unable to dire I bstat.eubdeetnbeevirincamppliineatihrionilsztplitiohmbeentfuoirilhVaemu.lzei Dot; •• Ac Alfa DAY. i , authorised to offer any further increase. nicate to our own, and the liberulity exercised tinguish good note* from bail. It must, then, he at Charlotte-House, Blackfriars.ruad, and tit ‘Vorralllerk• .... I I A Porn of Fifty Genoese, gives by the Members a I The long drought of the present summer has towards Catholics in the various internal arrange- Parlisearat fur the District of Burghs connecte d with the the most udious policy to increase the general evil House, Worirl%tock-street, 001'rd-street, where cans sof. meats and impeovements maw noticing in Protestant Illeetiog, for all ems. R three miles. and distreso, by forcing into circulation ever y week every thy performed is cases which have baffled the skills. created a great ecarcity or potatoes in various parts tone . Earl of Fifes ba d g. Highboder walked over the or every month fresh cargoes of cut and divided eminent professnrs met excited their asionishowsi. The of the kingdom, and occasioned considerable quasi- countries , may encourage England to adopt a like m„,,e,„— at hisammesi cad (IN ban I , Deorsea s s , note*, transmitted from L oudon to every county in 41 M:d en t: o ff r os a rd re ba r i i e n p a di r t icul a rly attended to thoo caw" pities to be shipped it Penzance for the eastern policy. Among these States, Hanover has recently, which entails the ldo . 1 comities. It it cul..ohted that more than 10,000 distinguished itself by the i m parti a lity with which were both we ll' a tt en d e d . the kingdom for military paystscits, which are to be Incasing debilities, and unhinges the constitution of I.att bushel. of 24 ....Alone each have been thus exported, it has bestowed its favour alike upon Protestant and rejoined according to the technical ability of the sexes. They alm remove the eflects of those quq) o . l 7 :r., L and this useful article has in consequence risen Catholic subjects ; end the PRINCE REGIS? of Soldiers who receive them. The CHANCELLOR of arising from juvenile indiscretion, from irregular Imo., el succeetively from 54. to 9s. per bushel. This vies ENGLAND may surely, without inconsistency, A singular circumstance took place lately at . . continence hes excited great dissatisfaction among follow the example of the Patties of K nightsbridge Barrackst—One of the first troop ot sod from • long residence in swain climates— of this ik- seription they beg particularly to notice ithhtionir eriiiiii.rs LiforiGuardsolarerved. in cleaning his horse, that Batik.. may be s uspected of giving hie Salletioll to in the skin , sole throat, plum.) ill die head and baths, h, I the poor of Promoter , where, on Tuesday last, a Hdtinyea. A review of the late Parl ß iZe it i l i s t l will this measure, too important in ul I its bearings not to intently mistaken for rheumatism, strictures, &atria% KW. the animal seemed particularly fond of having his 11 i , slumber of women assembled , paraded the streets sheer the great progress made its the Catholic Cause, - lei I with a drum, and soon collected u large concourse end how nerdy it had approached at one pettiel a face and . head . continuelly ruhbed, in doing which arrest the marked censure of the public. The dib.. practice &c. Messrs. COOPER and Co. after hilt . y i t i V . c . tialionLi which took place at the close of the Session practice in yahoos Hospitals, are consulted . st St 1I ' of people . who proceeded to the pier to prevent any completely successful termination. The causes shot the soldier discovered something moveable, as he premed the cheek of the horse. He accordingly to the House of Common% reletive to the circulat- street Oxford .street, daily from eight till eight ; awls' '' - 'VA further shipments . The Mayor, being informed of marred these hopes will then lie also seen, and commumcated the same to Mr. BLOXAD, the Vete- ing medium, developed facts su ffi ciently offensive al their proceedings. hastened to the spot and eaten- the Catholic bod y may thence learn to avoid some Medical Board, Cerlia.cril,erlyie,- House ii:: amid injurious; but the abuse complained of, til- evening. Rlscbanics, and persons uf moderate incei.... l. rumry Surgeon to the troop . , who took considerable owl 0,1 whited with the mob on the illegality of their con- of them, at least iii future. Under nil three cir- duct ; but finding his arguments of no avail, lie contemners the cause May be submitted to the pains to examine . it,as . id having made evert necessary though long practised, appears at that time to have have advice, gratis, if they attend at certain hums, low i‘ • Tuesday, Thursday, sad Sunday itioroinsw, until one a'r le. 1.. preparation. aimed it, in the hope of aiscoverink I escaped animadversion. had recourse to one of greater weight. threatening new Parliament with sanguine expectations, and and every evening , from ant to cieht.--ty A sideline, 0 , ..' i to read the Riot Act and to commit curly person although they should be amnia disappointed, the the cause, when, to his surprise. he extracted a grape- 1 Two rr boys, convicted of stealing apples, were or- private rooms for fernakv. shot, weighing nine ounces, from the horse's head, t e to be publicly whipped in llointon. The .—,---,--------------'-- li who not depart within the lime prescribed by failure should not make its friends repent of whirls lie received at the battle of Waterloo, where three constables , employed were convicted of dipping I C ONfradmi li law to Bod • cal, to take their trial fur a coin- having brought at forward. A question or so much the wound was dressed in the usual manner after . their cat-o'-nine tail. into blood. to deceive the elj sa t*l 9 0 Ire n ce. This menace had the desired effect ; importance tempt be allowed to lose any of its the enenigement. mid was considered only as a pectators, and so turning the punishment ii.tu tidi- the crowd dispersed ; and the shipment of pototoes strength and *Ol4 without fixing a crime upon its un is resumed without molestation. • advocotes. sword cut.— ( Averting Paper, j cute: they were fined two guineas for the tack, where: PristAedcwarsidiftpmeaublitsalseaideatmetheeivlonflii.earn,r lot.itti„:: (77e s :1; P a:i t : I) I urns°, mast he WH .— IT C E . , Na N S : 4 .7l l7i : S :%l: ' ' ' . ami Nadi she, . sail UP I. Mn lit am %h. . To TINE EDITOR OF THE lIIHTISH PRESS. fleptegsher Strt—l have sent the follywing kites to the Editor of The Times, iu Rosner lu a very WbaiiCiols7l paragraph* ill perte.J in that Paper. Ton will oblige me if you will copy it in Tug Iltustsit PR/511. am your bailable Servant, J. BRAMAN. TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. Sto—Trostiog to your acknowledged ca dour sad letter ality. I hop: you will, in roomer to a malicious paragraph tweeted in The Thou of the 18th inst,Witle, that I have no coach mid four horses; I have no outriders, and I have ,b superb heftier-1)41d to Heaven I had! woe was I payistg a visit so Mrs. Bralsain's 'relations at klasoiLeoer. Sat, eke simple and plain truth was, being (mowed itsperfuess at a provincial theatre, and pressed for time I was, obliged to put leaders to my carriage-borsea, and this COMMA Jock*s is maliciously exarfcrated into a ridicadows affedatiott.,of aping the magnilicence of a Duke! Tree it is I keep sly carriage (as well as many the performers), which diligence I owe to the fostering kiodoeso of it generous pub lic, who, for twenty yaws, have deigued so regard with Pawnor my bumble talents as a vocal performer ; and, I trust, I shall Never be found deficient in gratitude to that public to whom I owe all my prosperity, or in respect to my own character, when so wautouly awl ill-naloreilly attacked. I am, Sir, your must obedient humble Servant, J. BRAHAM. • The paragraph in The Times plated, that Mr. &abets, on a bile visit to his wife's relations at Maucheater, tram, from the splemloter of his equipa.ze and retinue, mistaken fur the Greud Duke Michael. MR. PI:EL. A Meeting of the County of G slway, held last Monday, voted an Address of Thanks to Mr. Feel, on grounds similar to thot4e which have 'dressily marked out that Right lion. Gentleman us a tit object for public etslogiutn. There was a little difference of sentiment as to one or two points of the Address—but that did not in the smallest Ile gree affect the high snitid, great ability, and in flexible I • ciple which guided Mr. Peel's public conduct in this couutry. It merely expressed some dissent from Isis opinions on a question of great political importance, without arraigning him fur en test: •• g those 44 • . ; and the Address was fluidly carried, iu a form very complimentary and very gratifying to his late official churacter.—(Cd4 way (ltroniele..l 11.eUGHIMA MFSTI C., —Pursuant to requisition, • Meting was held rl Louglirest on Monday. the High Slwriff of the county Galway in the Clair; when ass Address to the Right lion. Robert Peel, approving of excellent conduct whilst Secretary in Ireland, was moved by the lion. Capt. French, sod seconded by Mr. Dosinellan, of Ballydonnellan. 011 the Address being read. Mr. Martin, M.P. propreoll the following Amendment:— a When we express our erresende fur the annoy services rendered by you to Ireland, we her leave to state oar din. vent from sour view of she Catholic Quese ; bus it is new deity, whiles we seatert Ilene services, and oar ini:clible sense of throw, sot to mislead you into • being', that any favours short of a full participation of the pi ivilers if she British Ceostittitiou 10 all his Majesty's subjects, cru insure the pernsiuirsit tranquillity of the Empire.' This produced a debate of considerable length. The Bishop of Clonfert and Captain r Trench con tending. that it broached the Catholic Question, upon which they were not then assembled to de bate. Mr. Martin, on the other aide, that the question was already at italic in the very terms of the original Address. The Right lion. V. Fitzgerald, in order to meet the wishes of nll parties. proposed an Amendment, tort a majority of the Meeting differed from Mr. Peel, as to his views upon the Catholic Question. It was accordingly proposed, seconded by Mr. Rathburne, and carried without a division. The High Sheriff having WI the Chair, Richard Martin. M.P. was called thereto, used thinks voted to the Sheriff foe his dignified and proper conduct iu the Chair.—/ Nimes (hrowicle..) The Buenos Ayres Government has issued an order, declaring that the flag used on board vessels of war, besides the two colours of white and blue hitl►ertb adopted, shall have a Sun in the centre, to distinguish them from merchantmen. The fine marble statues of Lord Viscount MEL •ILLE and Lord I'resideut Iltsta have arrived in Edinburgh from London, and preparations are be gun in the Parliastieut I lonse to have theni immedi ately erected. Lord MELVII.I.L's is to be placed at the smith end of the Outer !louse, in the saint place where the Lord Ordinary fur the Second Divisi used to sit; Mad President Biaia's in a niche at the back of the President's Chair in the First Division. The Catholic Question is expected to be brought forward in the ensuing Session of Parliament. Some of its nowt decided opponents in the [louse of Com mons we►e thrositi out on the late election. mid a large propoitiou of the new Me►ubers is presumed favourable to the cause. The appoi tttt urea of Mr; GRANT, one of Its most active udvucat►a, to the office of liish Secretary. is also hailed as a svnintom of a kindred disposition 011 the part Of Government, which would be probably fur ther promoted in the pewit of a new Prime Minister, in the place of Lord IIIIIKPool" a change confidently expected to follow a melan choly event now hourly apprehended. In our present intimate ►elations with the Contioeutal States, some of their taste and spirit mad• commu nicate to our own. and the liberality exercised towards Catholics to the various internal arrange ments aud improvements now making in Protestant countries. may encourage England to adopt a like policy. Among these States, Hanover has recently distinguished itself by the impartiality with which it has bestowed its favour alike ups► Protestant and Catholic subjects; and the PRINCE limosirr of A CIL4SE. On Friday last Robert Pierce, a cripple, and .kt.n Proud. ley, with two boyS, perfect idiots, who were Ira /tiling the country is a small tilted cart, were apprehended se vagrants in the parish urf ranstield, Sussex. Oa searching the cart there were found in it about toll,. weight orrery lane hops of this year's growth, a dead fowl, three pair of silk stockings, and a quantity of appleo; . and its one of the +docking* the mart had O. was also foand a silver spoon, milked with the %Idiots N. A. L. the whole of which article* there ran be nu dunbt they hadMillen. There was a robio.t young fellow, with a horse in a hatter c at the tail of the cart, who, ou dis covering they wave punned, mounted the animal soil rude ;uff is itcallaat style, and tril his pursuers a chase of about -four mile, throsagli .by-lanes, till he was iniprrhd in his coarse by the river Oilse, when he dismounted. halter over the head of the horse, crossed it... the .Old Mill at !afield, and tan into rover Mr. Cruekated, barite , " every remain to believe, from the appear evict of the horse, that it was a stolen spirit persevered in the pursuit, and was in search of the fel low fur several hours. a part of which time lie Willi running to the rain without his coat, and once was eithin a 1154 yards of him, but at the opposite side of the river, when, had it not beets for the cowardice of four giffaafie *filers at the Old Mill, the fellow mast have been taken. There were two pawnbroker's duplicates room, upon the vagrants-- themee fur two silver spasms, and the other for fifteen but tons. TO THE EDITOR OP THE BOSTON GAZETTE' SIR—As every thing connected with doierica carries with it a considerable degree of interest, from the bomber of emi genii/sm. from this country (and par' icolarly from this neigh bourhood), I am induced to send you a few extracts from a letter receiver' last week, written by a person well known here, and who has Wes is Anierira the last three years, tra velling through several parts of the United Stales. Should yon think them worthy iusertiou in your Paper, they are very mach at your service. I BIN, Sir, yours, &r. ENO. TONGE, Jac Borten, Sept. 7, 1818. The letter is dated from George Town (near Washington). July 19, 1918, and the writer, alter stating Ow diffieUlty he feels Is, letter of describing the American character, says— " Rut as some erectus., wilt be expected from me, I am reinclautly compelled to hazard a few words. Those who leave their oat ire laud, leave ft tends to whom they are dear; the emigrant, therefore, when writing to the tireside of his English home, culls his expressions to prevent a pliant frehng arising in the breast of a brother, sister, father, mo ther, friend. Pe tells all the Ruud, but ttleicial3 a little of the bad. These hotels are read with joy, and headed around the neighbourhood; esroneona itkas mad opini tttt • are thus put into circutm . . Another class of misleaders, sal which is • wiry II 'micro'', one, consists of those she, having themselves committed a mistake its ceming lwre, are too prowl to acknowledge it, nod therefore speak highly of their present situation, although they be suffering privations which were unkrows to them before. Mechanics wages are certainly good, but employment is not always to be had; and it ought to he knots"' that there are plenty of good wet kmen here: 1 do nut mesa solid, substantial %111 kmen. hut math as can toss off an article rapidly, awl to please the eye. Mechanics work from siso-up to awn down, which, is the:simmer, is a severity ofuppressive heat totally unknows iu England. There are more ways to make money lima is England, for the laws are lax; soil non-payment and bank ruptcy are lost looked 'Toes as dishonourable as with us.— The theehmsir in constant employment may do well, though his wages will not be paid with regularity; but the situation of persona in a little business it very lowly and comfortless. Many persona emigrate uu account of the nileautages attend ant upon what is called s free Govermuent. There are errors in this supposition, which a visit to this country can 'lose dispel; opinions, whether political or religions, must not be expressed here so freely as they are in England. This "Moot be believed : I cannot help it—it is true: There is also a routed antipathy to the English. Expenses of living, if not at housekeeping, are double; gentlemen's clothing some- Ilitug more than double; house-resat double what rent and taxes are together in Eugland. " He who is its respectable circumstances in England, will sot, I think, improve his pleasures by coming h►re. In England I considered myself a citizen of the world—in Anse rice I feel the pride that lam au Englishman. In America I shall endeavour to obtain property—in England I hope to enjoy it ." _ _ Extract of o letter from tumbrai, dated 18th Sept.:—" On the 10th inst. we were reviewed iu the neighbourhood of Holiclimin (a ratified town between Cambrai and Valencivaties), together with the Saxon and Hanoverian contisigents, by the Duke of WELLINGTON, accomirinied by the Duke of KENT, Lord CASTLE:REAM!, and several other per sons of distinction, who wrie entertained by the no velty of ir sham fight, on PIP extensive a scale, that the movements of some English columns on the villages of Duchy sod Nuville were well cooducted„ and rejoiced much good discipline and reguilarity ; and the crosisialy, of the vital by the 111 division, OA . pontoon bridges, was carried into execution in a Ititttt military manner. The grand effect of the manoeuvring. to an intelligent spectator, must have been fort imposaqt. I cannot say so much fur those who distinguished themselves as performers in the phit, for as we were from seven o'clock in the morning till seven ut ii;glit under arms, we con gratulated each other on reaching, our camp, and found that even • tent, under certain circumstances, can afford no small comfort. Those who are fond of smoke and 0000 ioe, most have been highly grati fied during this petite getirre, fur we were no eco uomists of the King's aiumunitiou." We trust the Commission under the Great Seal, appointed to investigate the distress experienced by the community f fali.e and 6ctitions Dank of England notes, will in its wisdom, enforce a strict exa ttt i t lotion of the Paymaster-General of the Forces and of the Secretary at War. It is on record, that during a short period 131,361 forged Batik notes have been detected to be in circulation and it is well known that the lower orders are isuable to dis tinguish good notes from bad. It must, then, he the most odious policy to increase the general evil end distress, by forcing into circulation every week or every month fresh cargoes of cut and divided notes, transmitted from London to every county in the kingdom for military payincits, which are to be rejoined according to she technical ability of the soldiers who receive them. The CHANCELLOR of BOROLGII OF iBELIWEES. ABLIUMCN, SEPTEMIIf I: 15. Vesterdsy a Meeliti;4 of the Burgesses of Cluad w as held here, when there was laid before the Meet. ing a Report of their Committee, communicating the 'state of the question before the of Se Mon, regarding tilt• interim inatiegimient burgh, and also stating the terms of the warrant for restoring the government of the burgh. There was also laid before the Meeting a Alemoirial fur the Burgesses, regarding the warrant, which had hero laid before Counsel, with the opinion of Alessi.. Clerk, Cranston'', moil Thomson, that the wsiiit.it Illegal, and that N iednefoosi of it st lel brought beluse the Clo Ult of Sebb:oll, if say elections under it shall he attempted. It was resolved, That it is impoisilde fur any set of to carry on the affairs of lite burgh in their present entle.i - rafted and most degraded state, with credit to and advantage to the commtinity, until a magistrar. awing politic confidence, shall be returned by the bu,::,..t0 at large, the only constitutional MrSIIII of rcnurah n,c our municipal government; anti the hireling trueted that int individual would be found in Aberdeen to act tinder the warrant Mimed by the Privy Council. But if any election leader it should be attempted, the Meeting pledged itself in oppose the election and all proceedings culdtected x iih it, by every h•g:el and constitutional mean,. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, SrPTrmaßn 21. Arrived the heir Spriehtly, Stair, from Cnistiinintoplt., fur order*, and is placed under tourmaline ; mid vss Augusta, Warlike, from Guernsey, with II Imie. TIOIZANCE, SEPTFIIerIt 19 Arrived nfl this wort yesterday, the lane, Donnie Jut, !rum Prince Edward's IMIUIItI , iu five weeks. DEAL. PFETEMRER 21. Arrived and sailed for the River, Ihr 'Wrists, Him, Iron, Honduras; Nichols 0000 0 Cairns, from Dcontrara; and Ram bler, —, Gum Odessa. Came down from the Hirer, the Raikes, CalAner, Madrira and Barbadors; llamas, Laiv. , on, for the Seas, and sailed with the whole of the outward-bound their different destiiiiitions, The wind has attain backed into the S.W. and the mute xrd bound are put back except the Amtticau aluup uts it Hornet. Doves, sererwartt Arrived the Renrique, CarVlll), from St. IN•teiAlairitli I r Madeira ; attichttr-duck brukett, and Itisky ill tut low.. works. RAUSGATIK, Itrrrrmant 21. The following ships have come in for slielirr the s; Elizabeth, lisaii4 (anchor broke) • Smits, Friein.w. f Rotterdam to lirivwd, hod an anchor soil nth, mare; Ebenezer, {trice; Eliza, Gales, slip; her cabi..; amt. Friendship, (lake. MARGATT, firpTEsturn I. The sloop Jane, Harris, of and (rum i 411111.111, I; me , Rate, iu ballast, sprung a leak ►uddenly Ihni o rnw_ iho Mara. Furelawl, sod went down almost onni..hat.l% th, mauler and crew ha.l Ltd just lime IO MIST illelf 11%4 h II) 1.11•• log to the bual, and hose landed here. tmtwitm, etirrratirit 21 Arrived the Eclipse packet, with a Mail, &c. fruni haven. The Ross, from Jamaica for London, wag sprl.e on the 31st August by the Mererti, t; , 4! Down% in lat. 44. N. long. 44. W. on. 44 'file Bon Accord, --, arrived at Aln r. Inn the 17th instant, from Davies Straits, ut 200 tons of oil ; she lelt the ice only thirtten before, and has h glit dispatches 'or thr mirally from the discovery ships, which slur fell ui with a short time previous to bier departure, and, consequently brings the latest intelligence of ilfrsn. Ycwterds y- K . x o G TOROS 111'ii CORON ATION ...41011day at all the Public 011iccs. MARMAGP- Oa Thursday, the 17th inst. at the house of the Mists TVilliameun, of Cardrona, James Kerr, E.g. Judge ui• Ihr Courts of King's Beitch and Vice-Adinirally at Uui h. r, am! one of his Majesty's Executive Council for the reo,ince or Lower Canada, to Isabella, eldest daughter ut• the lt,i Alexander Ker, of Stubu. DEATH. On the 21st instant, in eotwequrnce or it fit of npople at his residence iis Conway-street, Fitzroy-square, J A. lib , Esq. Gentleman Harbinger to Ins Majesty, aged 61 14.3r5. HIGH IV/ITER THIS DAY AT I.ONDoN Morning 53 niter 7. I Evening Y 6 ;tau- S. 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