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. t s f 1 1 1 I , , ' 4 ''".7lrotf•.* • .• • tetaliolire..— l r. Heal, If atirsita, I.4lresi-itasutattlrer.- 3. Heaven, otherwise Beeves, of Old Cavesdialwitrpt, .Cavendi.ti-srmars, Middlesex. witeitaerehautt.—H. Oldriog, offlibtow,Satfolk, taswer.—M. W. thinkry, of Canterbury. brewer Hemmen, late of teary. =dieter, hot now of Carltoo,Nottiogham, faratec,—J. Ansely, of Alfred-place. Kialtuktwa.Brial ol , grocer.--J.liarres, now or hate of Old swinford, Woreester,wail4ontwootter. • - . FA !ITN EILSH IPS DISSOLVED. - F. Matthews and M. Packwood, of High- s . 2foirCesa ter, milliner', (Octo)mr 11, 1819.—Z. Senirr and J, Brener. -if High-Holborn ,Middlesex, grocers, September 28, 1819. —S. Norther awl' 5. T. M. Hodges, of Whiteehapel .treat, Middleogv, wiue-merchants, °stoker 13. 1819. F. de Taatet, J. tamale. and A. Borgne, of Gunk's', raer hints, December 31, 1818.—S. Tilke and W. Eastw Mk, of High-street, Mary-le-bone, Middlesex, bakers, October 16, 2819—5, Cooper and S. Thursion, of Tottenham•court road, Middlesex, hake's, ')lngust 6, 1819.-1. V. Cooper and C. Cooper, of Crusa-sheet, Ilatton-gardeu, jewellers, September 18, 1810 —J. Watson, C. Lyell, and C. Martin, of Banliside, Southwark, and of Downhain-market. Nor folk. oil-manufacturers (so far as concerns the said J. VVat r-mi, Jnne 24, 1819 Longbottom. jun. T. Watson. and "R. coley, of Ratcliffe-giros-dock, shipwrights (so far as concern,' the said R. Coley), Ottoher 9, 1819.-6. C. Har vey, 1.. Thornton, and J. Bartow, of Lawrence-lane. Lon don. June 30, 1819—J. Hebert and W. Le Souef, of Elder lit.eet, Nolton•falgate, September 22, 1819.-1. V. Eynd 1-oven and T. Pre, of St. Martin's-lane, and King•vireet, Covent-garden, Middleaes, hair-merchants, June 30, 1819. PRICE OF SUGAR. The average *price of Brown or Mown's& Snotr, rota pitted f,nm the Retnros milk , in ,he week mho% the 13th (14 of October, 1819, is 36a. T 1 . ?1, per• hundred weight, of the Ditties of Custom.. paid or payable thereon •w the importation thereof into Great B, itain . PRICES Or CORN. Average Prices of Corn of England and Wales, lilt 'the Quarter of Eight Winchester Bushel., and of Oatmeal per boil ..f 14n av6irdupuise,f the returns received in the 'week ended the 9th of October, 11419. —_ . O 1.• t .. o . I ~. t?s Z.; = COO Z 1 Z. Q C 7 ,- GI ea. --!-- s sd s tit s. ds. di s. s. d. '6B I 1; 44 '2 38 2,5 I 47 7 49 9I 27 I 149 R EIGN INTELLIGENCE. Se. Luss.—Hatiday at th B ust, Eatheqaer, East badia, ai . td Sued, Sot nooses. PARIS PAPERS. PREIS. OCTOBER 14. 'Yesterday, after mail, the King presided at a '('onned of Ministers; Gouvion St. Cyr, thr. Nlinister. of ‘Var, was present. The Emperor Alexander. arrived at IVarsaw on the 3,1 of October. Ile will leave the capital of P.ilaiiil on the .Bth nr 10111 of October, to proceed Volloynia Podolia, the country of the Don Cossacks, in the ovrrnment of Caucasus, and perhaps even to Georgia. We lately gave, without any guarantee, the very extraordinary report of the 'capture of Santo Do- Hong°, by some military adventurers. %Vim, how e'er, throws • doubt upon this intelligence, is, that our correspondent has mentioned Moms. Marloot as the leader of the enterprise. But Col. Rlittbrot and his brother, formerly Aides-de-Camp et . Marshal Muslim), are at present in Paris.— /Ga:elte de Franee ) A letter from N'iroina, of the (2.11 of October, say. •—' Marshal Nlartnont. Duke of Itsgeisa, shortly leave this cloy. lie has oh Mooed what he came to demand, viz. an indemnity for the loss or the dotTitions which weir established by N41)11. I et)11 ' 111 the States of the Emperor of Anstria. The Council of 'Stale at first unanimously rejected his demand by 'virtue of the sth Article of the Secret (:otrveistisins cirthe Treaty of Paris, which annuls all theie dotetimus, but the munificence of his Majesty The over the wrict justice of 11w Council. dotoation of the Marshal was 70,000 trance sbritldly, .fier which 'his Majesty will give him an indemnity from the Treasury. It is said that the Marshal wilt receive at once 1,400,000 fr." We read in the Joornal of North Brabant it curionm narrative respe;cting the transportation of u windmill complete over a space of 5430 feet. The removal of the mill was r ffected in twelve il i g's from its former site to that which was subseepretooly chmeo fur it. No part of this e mous oniies was shaken, and.the mill continued in full work during the operation. Even a glass filled with water, placed in the gallery, suffered no agitation, although the mill advanced each day a distance of 460 feet. In the same manner was transported a house at tached to the mill, '25 feet hirh, , 23 deep, and t 27 long. 'Flits house was built for the most part of etone. The removal of it was effected in five days. 'The machinery for the transpottation of the mill was constructed in the simplest manner, mid the e:Aire operation does infinite honour to M. Dom 'teeter d'Osterwiek, who directed the Works. BMTI S 1-1 PRESS. HAMBURGH MAIL. PTOCKIIOI.M. OCT. 1. His Majesty and the Crown ()newt , have now re tt,rned from their visit to the northern provinces. the 29th and 31st of August a slight shock of ul , earthquake was felt in some parts of the north a Sweden,• and as some people say, also in the neighbourhood of this capital. COPiN HAGEN. - OCT. 4. Accounts from Dslborg complain very much of the waut of sale for all kinds of corn, by which the farmers are placed in great embarrassments : of the 75,000 families which live in North Jutland, 70,000 subsist directly br indirecity by sericulture, livid now suffer, mush by the difficulty c l f disposing of the produce of the last b t, and by the very low priors. The celebrated sculptor Thoralsan arrived here an Monday. A grand dinner will be given in 163 juwiour by a most distinguished company, to which above 200 persons have already subscribed their names. Last Saturday afternoon 13aron Von G— fired • pond on the open street at M. Polernsii, Lieutt , rant of Police, anti. it is said, slightly wounded hint in the head. The Baron is arrested. kILAN, SEPTEMBER 22. • Mr. Canning, one of the F.toglish Moolisters, sr 'used ut Milan 'yesterday. It appears that he his ■ mission to the Princess of W.oles, who is ut Pesaro. The introduction of the code of laws in Sicily, on the ist of ibis mouth, bus caused general joy on that island. Public fetes have been celebrated on the occasion at - Palermo and The an cient legislation 'which leas orubsitotell 800 years. and svisscb bad Iggqiue wiaolly iiiatktotate, hem M: k -.~w{►.:.. +.1.4.‘.;; LONDON. MONDAY, (kvosim 18, 1819. Paris Paper. to the 15th, and Hamburgh Popery to :he 13th, have arrived. Mr. CANNING, it seems, arrived at Milan on the 21st of last month, on his wad•, it is iaid, to Pesaro, where the Princess of WALES now resides. The object of the Right Hon. Gentleman's journey is understood to relate to the concerns of that ill-fated Princess, but oo intimation can be hazarded respecting the precise nature of his mission. The Emperor of itusstx had no sooner returned tins capital front his journey to the more north . parts of his empire, than he determined to un dertake another journey to the capitol of POssid, w?wre he arrived on the 3d of this month. We find the King of WIRTENTISERO travelling also to wards Warsaw. It is corojectisred th'st the Em peror will accompany the King into Germany with the intention of being present in Victim, at the political discussions which are shortly to take place in that cite. The interesting young Piiiicess of SAXONY, who has consented to urine her destinies to those of FERDINAND of Spain. arrived at limit on the t of October, soil was there received with every de monstration of respect and uttachtneut by her future subjects. Iler passage of the Bidassna wns en. livened by i tttttt ense crowds of Fien;:h aud Spa. Mardi who hued the shores respectively of this river, testif) in:: their esteem by loud acclamations. The river was literally covered with various vessels filled wills spectators, and on either side were band) of music, the snoods of which were occasionally in terrupted by discharges of cannon. lie the mean time the epidemic fever increases in Cadiz and its vicinity, and the horrors of this dreadful scourge are heightened and aggravated by the extreme poverty of the people. The terrors of the disease operating upon ds already tainted by sedition; Have driven moony of the troops to deiert their standards ; and these, of course, will join the troops of robbers who have already in. rested several of the southern provinces. A Royal Order has been a:Wrestled to the civil and military authorities. to - prevent as much as possible this evil, and his Majesty exhorts all his subjects to lend their assistance to the authorities for arresting art drtrrters wherever they may be concealed, as " on this in great degree depedds the preservation of the public health, and the deliverance of the people, threatened with the terrible evils that must flow froM their negligence Or indoleriee,” The total isoniber deaths its Cadiz in the week ending the vat of September inclusive, was 333, of which 66 took place on 'the last day. The total number in the Isle of Leon was 337, of which 69 look 'place on the last dry. 'Ad communication bring interdicted, provi►ious hive necessarily began to fail, and thus pestilence and Ginnie together *conspire againk the population Of these two Places. The Duke of BERRY seems to have effedually overcome Isis late indispdsittbn. The Duchess of BERRY and her infant'disugliter*outinue to enjoy uninterrupted health. The French 5 per refits. are '69 1. 85 c.; Bank Actions, 1,465 f. The Chesterfield Brazil packet, which arrived on - Saturday, has brought intelligence horn Rio Janeiro le the flit of August. Admiral BLAXeo arrived at Valparaiso on the 48th of My, hitting abandoned the blockade it 'Callao, :Ileac lakil •-. . • • many change. of the Sovereigns, of the in — inners of the people, and, shove all, from the *those of ftuflal riglo% is reolseed by a system coufornsahle ' to justice, and to the swims of the times. The population of Rowe, according. to the last census, of this year, *mounts to 134.161 woisK Sawn torotmapers have the following article : "*ln Nu. 266 of the Nuremberg Correspondent there is a paragraph, dated Berliu, 18th September, cobtainifig he entirely unfounded statement that pie Jews hail obt•tined all civil rights in the king. dom of Sunny." SWAN, OCTOBCR 9. The receipts of the concerts which Madame has given given for the benefit of the poor of Allin amounted to 3,955 riz dollars. It liar. been 'asserted in some papers that Madame Catalaui it a German by birth. and that her family 'emits is gelitieler, she has addrersed a letter to the editors of mir newspapers, saying, that she was born at•Sinigaglia. in Italy, Where her father sod inother Mid 'a numerous 'family of Calalani still tree. 'BRAN DEtiltU IV. OCTOBER. 9. Dr. Forster is dismissed from his Professorship in the Royal Military School at Berlin, anti Dr. Witte, Professor of Divinity, from his in the Usti sersity of that city. A great many copier of Goerre'wpamplilet, Gee many and the Nerolidtok, Into been found in the shop of the bookseller Dummler, and sequestrated. It is said that the measure adopted by the Go vernment of Mecklenburg, respecting the collect ing of money for the family of Dr. Jahn, in refer ence to the existing law against beggary, will be followed by the Prussian Government, as a sinsilsr Law exists here also. 'Jahn, it is said, has for bidden his wife to accept a sum sent to one of the collectors by a Frenchman, it being incompatible with his principles as a German, and Its nitextin guished hatred of the French, to accept pecuniary assistance from a Frenchman. A\`‘' 4 4 4% ' •.\ • ) . ~‘ . 64: N• . . . . . _ . beta stationed by Lord pormait of the convoy ' „qua. This proceeding to have given grai l Greer ;;;;; ent, from the had been convened, immediately nn his arrival, to try him for the step he had taken. Colonel SAN.. CHRZ. who, ay the last accounts, was said to hive retreated to Valdivia, had collected together It r(wee of 2,700 men, besides some 'Moll glierilla parties, and was encamped on the banks of the Bio liio, again threatening the province of Cott. eettlion. General SAN MARTIN was encamped et 4 Mendoza with a corps of 2,b00 Chiliads, in order to observe either Buenos Ayres or Chili. which... ever might claim his 'meiotic's,. The armistice with Santa Fe continued unbroken. General Bet.-• GRANO had come down to Frityle Muerto, for the purpose of occupying ■ central situation between tl►e Aloutosseros and Cordova. Intelligence of the sailing of the two men of war and the frigate, which left Cadiz in the middle of May last, had been received at Buenos Ayres. They were ex pected to arrive at Lima by the end of August. I t will be recollected that one of this smolt squadro a, the Alexander, of 74 gusts, put back to Cadiz, being pronounced unlit for the voyage. A le tier front Monte Vitlro of the 19111 of July, says - " Great exertions are making at Buenos Ayers for r 'mist ing the expedition from Cadiz; but if the lodepe itlents have time to adopt the hostile measures which are •pointed out by the nature of the country, Gen. O'Douuell • rill un doubtedly meet with obstacles which he dues out foresee, and which hr will find very difficult to overcome. there is nu risk in predicting that this will be the last effou•t of the Spanish Muusrchy, and that, however powerful it may be, it will ultimately be destroyed. A danger so intro meat has nailed all parties; all will juin in resistance to the common enemy." Ui this letter we shall briefly observe, that the people of Durum Ayres need ferl no alartia on re• count or the Cadiz expedition. The wants and im becility of the Spauivli Government, the a 'Patin) , of ,11w troop*. and the malignazt fever now raging in Cadiz and its ‘iriiiity, have completely ex..inguislitd all tae hopes of that expedition. The Agricultun►l Association of Glamorgan shire held its meeting on the 9.41 instant, the Ilan. W. IL GREY in the chair. It was resolved, That the depressed state ql Agriculture demands the im mediate mud earliest attention, not only of the coun try at large, but of Parliament ; and that Me causes of such depression originate mainly from the im politic ol►etation of the Corn Laws, and partly front the presonie of Governmental and Parochial Taxes. Petitions to both Houses of Parlia ment were agretti upon, paying, -Ist, That the Ports should immediately be ►e-opened for the Importation of all Grain, prising such ad valorem duty as ►hall protect the British grower or corn, without materially affecting the con- That various taxes which or press agiictilture and the lower classes should be i 11111 l taliately reitesled ; substituting for them a well-digested Income Tax, if absolutely tiecessiny for the exigencies of the State.-3d, That is (C -orral Enclosure Bill should be passed, which, by rusl•luyiug the population, will contribute to an increased product of grain ; for, as the largest known importation has barely been sufficient fur two months' consumption, so an effectual preven tive from scarcity should, by every possible means, be encouraged. We expect to find some of these suggestions adopted in the ensuing Session of Parliament.— Great doubts of the productiveness of the new in creased taxes Were entertaiiied at the time they were passed, and these doubts have been confirmed by experience. The policy of the Corn Laws has beets also a tinestion on which the country has been divided. The exact price by which importation is regulated was at the time strongly combated, and althotigh the principle may not be affected by ex petience, yet some new arrangements arty be found Necessary. Saturday morning arrived at Pods Mouth the Nevfihts transitory', in 3* days from Quebec, with 'invalids and liMited arrvice men. She experienced bad weather on the passage, but brings no news. The family of the late lamented Duke of Riot I'AOND were to depart for England on'the 1 2tli Sep tember in'the (keens tresisposi, which'ship had been 'chartered for the purpose, toad may be daily ex pected to arrive. The body of his Grace was iu trrred wider the communion 'table of St. Paul's. at 'Quebec, in a vault purposely built for its recep tion. The nurse of his Graced droll has been accu rately suited, namely, by hydrophobia, ogler forty- F ight hours' ondersoce of that dreadful malady. His Grace did not entertain' the elightest suspicion that the fox which bit him was affected with the disorder, until the aymptorns appeared *NA pre ceded his &rent. There was no iulentieu whatever cif removing his body to Easton/I. We hive received Halifax Popes., to the 13th list. A Proclamation has been published by Earl the Lieut.-Governor, dated 14th of Sept. directing that all vessels from the United States of America. or from any ',lace where pesti lential diseases were known to prevail. should per formiluarautineiwevious In any coinwunication with the elate. _ _ _ The orctreedings of Saturday in the Court of King's Bench. Guilt/half, of which we give ■ report, pooowlis ettrsintlinsey interest. The Louts • Cill :JU•TICE has hod on 'early •pp►tunity of displaying, iu an content -degree, that violence rod sorslaluently qualified so fill ledbeial sot. rrtil •,, -'; ; ,•,. WELCH LITERATURE. ,The Friends of t►e Cosnrotlerion Society, for the " P. coot. eation of Ilse Resnais* of Ancient British 11.1 tel %lore, and lilt IZ•bcouragement of the Poetry and or Modern Von. brit", held their first tweetiug at the Essles Inn , ‘VrtAliss., on the 6th initial, ether it was unanimously agresql oho Poe persona present should form thcsnaelves Moo a S ori.ov to.r the above purpose in the Ptovinee Puois. Williams Wynn, Bart. (a Name which is always anoulog first in promoting 11w intertst and howstoor of Wale•. wa• yr, swat, wool was, in the first place, appeontrof Chsirmsn o.f ,ht Meeting, ou the motion of Sir Edward Po into- Liooiol. it,,;, seconded by Sir John Crane, and anerosrds el.rtuol dew, of the Society, us the motions .4 the same .1 , 1..., get ished 'easterner. A number of resoloo twos wele also tend into, whereto were nominated the P 45 1 .011.. Vire dent., Committnn, Secretary, a n d Treanor.. of Illir sad also direclioas given for their foster pro.. disT. tt.l the name day t►e premiums and subjects fur the prize o positions were appointed. •. .. . .. . hi s f. ..• - .N. .. i . ,Ord ( * natant, during hi , 4. 7 from Panama and Guys- . 101$* . , i,. 3 ' 1 44 .6, I A: gof Admiral lir:inert ..., t t- e t diaratisfaction to • the he fact, that a Cave- 41 . 40 CO ''' ' ..-7: ' l- ' ll tr:) .-441: ._-\c„..':. z.- - :; • N.... 7'3 "4 A."....1-.:11.....-NrAro. ir . .4 1.. p 40. ANCIENT COIN. A few does since, one of the wo►kmen ersolurl basin of the canal at Ihr Sowth.leate, ehtehemer, poker into au turn, containiax ■ tpouttuty of r.ous in oulrur stud copper. They are all antique, moil g tMas a „ some beautiful loplrell6ll.llll of Domitiaui, Aistoloas, Adm.,, and other.. Adrian returned from shit cosonir, Ike year 121, Al). nosy bare assisted to rompleur rents of the Virtuosi ill Illst tarigluiomu bona. and 1 4 (.41.r hale finder has got about len ID-mm.4 for thew. A n n. t curious spear heaJ was found al the saute lime abd EXTRAOUDI NA EY LEAP. Fultonlay ar'nnight, at Carrick-on-Emir, a fine mos. unharnessing from the coach from Limeriek to tv ,t. ,c.,,: got restive, and breaking from those who attempt...l strain her, wheeled round, made a sudden trap t closed window into the parlour of the how l , 4116. 01..1 dor dinner table, in which she 'gut en entaugle4 that 6114 . (4..14 ass quickly overpowered and extricated, the company bad not yet est to dinar'', lout the alarm • who were just about to take their seats, and p.1.11..10 4 ,4 of some Ladies wbo sat in another window, was 'tally inth•bc,:- bable. CURIOUR PEDIGREE. Among the paper's of the late Thon,thitu s of Brecins, Esq. a very celebrated Weho, the following curious pedigree W 1 1 ,4 1 . ..114.11 - Gwyddao Goeun Isir. Prince of Catlinlf litraelml, or that part of Cardiganshire and North wtoch swallowed up by an inundation of the sea, 41.1tisit ht. o-igh, 'Mint she year 524 His dericendints are 1.1.%d's of Merioneild; Pugh, of Maihrivarts : Perkie', of P.lstos, Monmouthshire; Pryer, of Conley, Mottigromerysitire; awl Pant Percbill, Evans, and Davids, of Newton, Carenarilwm shire; and Parry, of Newadd; Tnltu theorem, and Cil geran Forest, Cardiganshire. History, as well as srathlion, agree in stating, that Can iriff Gwaelod (in English the hundred towns ori the lord or Sirs), of whieh my ancestor Gayildtto G unnr hoe Gwylduo, with a long or large crown), was Krug or reign ing Prince, reached all the way to the Irish roast, that only a small river divided them till it was inourlan-d. I has, often beard it raid, that the Earl of Farnham rod ihr Mutiny 'for Cavanaliire, aho wine thrir Farr a ids a B. ioatead of • P. viz. Barry, instead of Party, have the same blood running in their veins by the maternal hoe., being descended from Prince Gwytklow. The Marquis of Sligo, and other Noblemen in Ireland, ire relations by the f. three side, having emigrated from Ty Greco Castle, near Carmarthen, pumemed by the Brune's,. very a•csent family sow extinct. LONGEVFI'Y. In the parish of Acton, Mi/Qleseft, still exist the lineal posterity of the famous Bi‘hup Cranmer, who was burnt ley order of Queen Mary, 'Nearly 301 i years sgu. Oar of them, an old lady named Whytell, has completed her 112th year, and retains her intellectual and 'toddy faculties to a swim.- in` extent. She usually devotes her morning hours to attend 00 the neighbouring pour, to whom e , lee is exteriorly kiwi, and in the evening secludes hesself in her room, to indulge in serious meditation. The family •of Crammer are from Aslucktou, 'tear Hisrgharn, Notts, where the Martyr. Ft rehou was burn, and where, we believe, some persons who data' affinity with him still reuide. OLD PAlLlt.—Tlie following recently appeared in a Bristol Paper : " There is now living in the parish of %myths;Wylie, is the county of Monmouth, a person a ho claim* to he a haul dmiteudeat of the celebrated Thomas Parr, and that in the third degree of descent only from that venerable characi... He states that Thomas, an filmed fur his longevity, INJW great grandfather, that he recollects being miry times lola by his father, amongst other particulars, that his peat giandfather died at the age of one bandied awl hi' -la' years; that lie was scut fur by the King. but what Kist he amain recollect, though he has often braid; that he died in London, and was buried in Westminster Alstwys Hllbam Parr, the subject of the present mince, am born 1,. the parish of Llanxentlach, near Swansea, where father died at nearly ninety years of age. Ile often heard pia father Say that his grandlinser (the son o' old Thomas) had a aural lauded property tit the parish ir Hope 7 Say, nets Ludlow, which his father sold, and tbat hie grandfather lived on it till he died, upwards of eighty rats old. He does not think his great-graudfailmr (Reams) lived at Hope• Say, but at Wellington, in Shieipshire. near where also he himself had billar relatives, and nut far. as be believes, from Ilope-Say. William Parr has lived many years in the parish of Illonylliusloyue, baring married the daughter of a yeoman of that parish, on %hose property he settled, cal ryiug on the business of a farmer with krputatius, till be became Impoverished, in consequence of • change of times and adverse circumstances, which involved him to ass expensive law-suit. He says he was 80 year* slit in March last. last summer he went into Herefuid.hire, where he obtained employ in breaking stones on the highway ; and he says that he would have gone this present aeaauu IMO the same county, to hop-picking, whicls Yv could do sitting, if the overseer would have given biro a few *billings in advarie to pay Ins way. The Hon. W. LAMB is is candidate for the vacail seat in the represeittation of Hertfordshire. On Thursday Sir G. BERKELEY Cativ.iitral Chi chester for Lord ti. LIINTIOX., who aims t• soccer.' hit brother, mow Hoke of ii(cHHUKY, as the reprr 'entailer of that - city in Parliament. Worcester*,!Dile ili i rieultural Society 111.011"4 took place uu Viacuuut DLE4LISCIMT, 11.1'. itt the' chair. * Ciptain EDWARD PILLOW, who wits killed io • durl Fidel), at Paris, wits the only ern Adnidrwl Ste IdaAsc PaLLsw, or mouth. The Teport of • dud having taken place ketwerii Mr. likuuTT and Mr. L. WELLIALLX ja without foundation. The nubuoderstoodurg 4duetu thw gentlemen WII%, by the Iliteffereucepribeir hirinbx Colonel Bute ATEA anal Colonel iti•Vi.aithirfactonly explained, and a reconciliatiou fulloaad houourabkl to both patter,. The distillers of the North of Ireland are buying in, and in the cuum►e uf last week alums Loop!. w" Ltd out its the purchase uf rant lly the cooprlll of lkHist, BRIGHTON, OCTOBER 17. W. feel sincere pleasure in announcing that the Prior, Regent is spin in the midst of its. His Royal Highness. accompanied by Sir Beejamin loon - if:cid. arrived at the Pavilion or. Thurmlay evening. It is said that his Royal If ghistss will remain here for several weeks. Every thing is gay around us. Tb.e town is di full as it hus been at any period of the emasini. PROVINCIAL PESTI VITILs. A ist mit splendid ball was given at the WI ilington rooms nn Friday eve ll itt g last, by Jos. Polkington rirandreth, Bt. ! . M.D. to the Nobility, Gentry, sod principal families of Olt town and neighbourhood!. This .amber of !lessons present t zees (led 300; amongst whom were.— The Lid ■ad Countess of D►rby, Lady Mary Stanley, .Lady Sefton, the Lathes .Molyamix, Lord Stanley, Loral Mirlytieuv, Mr. and Lady O. Greaten, Sir Edward Smith, Mr. sod Mrs. Birch and family, 31r. and A/is. Illaekburne and family, &c. The ball was opened by Dr. Braudreth and Lady Mary Stanlry, daughter of the Earl and Countess of Derby, soil dancing was kept up with great spirit till a late hour un Saturday morning. The refreshments consisted of every delicacy which could tidier gratify the palate ur the eye. Prince Leopold, we understand, was expected to have been at the ball, but we learn that his Royal Highness does out at precut visit Liverpool.—(Liserpool Paper) On Tuesday the bib lastest James Goullon, 'Esq. entered upon the office of Mayor for the borisagb of Great Grimsby, when a large party of gentlemen dined together on the nem. siou. C. Tennyson, E 441. use of the ►epreseutatives ut Par. 'wheat, presented the Mayor with a very fine haunch and neck of venison. G. Tennyson, Esq. of Bayou's Manor, honoured the company with Isis presence, and the day was ■pent in patriotic conviviality. The freeholders of Herefordshire presented to Mr. Foley • handsome cup, in testimony of respect in bin as their se presentative. Messrs. R. Price, M.P. and the Member for Radnor, Mr Clive, Mr. Sendamore, Mr. Davies (of Canal va). Sir H. Da►ies, Mr. Movies (uf Leominster), and other leading characters, were present. Mr. Foley's address was answered with incrasinet shouts of entlinsiasiii. Its tune was that of tempt' ate constitutional IVhiggism. EPIGRAM. Sir Thomas soya, in every mom, He leaves the question to the lawn; But ..,t NO much their power hr vilin, That he leaves nothiug to the Judges. HUMBUG. Hia Royal Highness the Duke of YONK arrived yesterday ae' 'ght on a vibit t, tie E rr l ..f WESTMORLAND, at Apethorpe. Liiicohiblitre. The dimingotibbed party there was joined on IVetittesday by the Earl of WINCHILSEA, from Burley. His Excellency Baron JUST, the Saxon Minis ter. arrived at Portsmouth on Friday. Lord WHITWORTH lias arrived iii Paris. Lord and Lady STEvisaT arrived at Vienna on 301 h last. The Marquis and Marchioness of BLANDFoRD leave the Prince Saxe Coburg hotel, Charles street. Grosvenor-street, this day, for their seal, Horsham, Sussex. The Earl and Countess of flaatowtocE arrived nn Saturday at their house iu Si. Jausires-squere from Lord and Lady CA LEDONNI seat. near 'l' un bridge Wells. The Earl and Countess of. CLANCARTY and family arrived on Saturday at the Clarendon Hotel, 1/will-street, front their seat to Irelnal. • Arrival at Brunett's hotel, Leicester-square : W. G. OugLEy. Esq. who brought the dispatches on Saturday, from Stockholm. Mrs. LANGLEY and family pelt ditto yesterday fur the Crentn.ent. We learn that hi• Grace the Duke of NORTUUM• BERLAND a to have 6es/resist blue rilibaiul. Front the hospitality of the ei-devolit young lioscius, the wogs call his residence BETTY'. Chop house. Among thelstest arrivals sit Bath are— Duke dr Sass Carlos, Lord John Throne, MP , Lady T. Bathurst, Lady Hankey, Hon. Mr, and Lady It. Canipbrd, Hun Mr. and Mrs. Vlllirsaand bendy, Sr NiV. Adair, Sir H. Bateman, Sir lit. Crawford, Sir G. T. Calcrafi, Sir H. and Lail, Hawley, Si, C. and Lady 'Erni, Sir J. May, Sir E. Siracbe, Sir J. Trrvelyan, &c. in the writers nr printers of the French News pipers theie is nu uncommon perversity, which, fcir the most part, sets at defiance every thing like correctness in the spelling of English 'roper stun's. In the account given in the Gtrzette de Frumee, of the inquest it Oldham, we rind Messieu►s HAR DIER and DENNISON metamorphosed into liummex and Demie. Mr. Hunk, it is said, in consequence of the re pulse lie received on Saturday, oil the 'Court of King's Bench, which he ittributtis to his plain ap pearance, is resolved to appear this day in the wig and gown of a Counsellor, and to move for his trial to commence. Snow covered the Carnarvoushire mountains lest week. A LTERATION !P.—Whether it was ill consequence Of the Numbers bring particularly approved. or film the singishir attraction of the present Lottery. cannot be determined; but the Numbers so recently advertised fur 'hi choice of the Public, are nearly all disposed of, and T. HISH is thereforelibligrol to select an entirely new set, witch he wow submits to his Wet Frienis the Public, and hopes that part of the Richt Prizes of 29,0001. contained M the *ussited Schemes, may tall amorist them, as they are reserved for inch persons as may order them; and may beilad at either of hisOffiers, 4, Curnhill, or 9, Charing. crow, in Whole Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Lghtbs, or Six teenths. No. 7,491 I N 0.0,043 I No 9,191 I N 0.2,299 4.318 5083 6,049 3.317 3,022 3024 3,335 1,453 353 I 1.43 1,454 . 9,19111 • • 9.195 8 8,91 ? 2 I 6,062 I 4 7,492 6,061 I 5,382 I 4,317 4 319 4,257 2,239 8,050 3,021 2,238 404 5,436 402 Adventurers who wish to have TWO whole Ticket, alba mine fate, by which 40,000 f. may he ohtaiswd, may have j Nb. 338 1 . . 1 No. 391 p . N 0.3,0113 j N 0.3,0141 5,339 I 7/ 11,31414 • / 9,003 1 1 8,014 . 1 Persons not approvitig any of the abuse only choose out of several Thousand. at either Of the ati;verallkes, when particular or fancy Numbers slay he tobtoissed. The Lot tery begins Bth of Neat blosith, November risme Maporsr . Dap A 'lwo the Two *Nat Tioketh ilseided secs r get t 0,61001. • each. A fort of fh• Woman* flirt adrovflorof en eat ou Sok. Lao I,ifitery the Tickets nee to 11111: eaelt,sed Sionesthe Ito It 'lb. DO totters Nott-pid4 i.y sateirene.—/ithisea p• 1& • t .• ' +,, may; •• . cts,