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r ■ POLICE. .....- C 10W-STREIS. (ii Ratanlay AM was brought as dos Oaks, sal asarrissal so WA., Mr. Maw the Sit. laic Irnasisarals, siiiinad will - bob et ... ISSKV a fi;rgelf Fag - latedimote, Itioariai M to be so, to William levies, wise beeps Use Grapes polsiksbenue, to Dakeoarort, Limas ls.beek. Setae. He stated that be bad kaolin tee Prisms, foe sone WON as a fry s ealer of his boor, bet did eat bow his souse, or what he was. Ou the loth of Aeptember lest he oar at hi. buses. sod stated that he bed • remote reistide ohs was muivell, soul wasted two bottles of Port wise fee Err, seal its paywarat for thole lee gave aW. este; he gave a name anal &H 0..., which he unite we it. they have 'piste pruerd to he false. A few dupe slier a sow of the bases of Julia Barsett, who wen is ewaspotiy with the Primer, ow the 15th of Septeesher. observed that the wise the Primes, had proved se very geed. he wished to Uremia* of it. AI Bret be ordered two bottles, sod otitis wards sold be woad have thres—sod is parodist gave a vote, purporting tolls • Of. Bask sok. Oa the Preemie, putting it iglu • drawer ' it so 'opposed Bat be laid it dose 1., the sole be bad takes frees the Prieswer; he ehowved that the signature use the saint u the mete he had takes frost the Prisoner. Front this sad ether eireumetasees he 'inspected them te be forgeries, whith Maimed hem e• lake them to lie Beak, whoa he was told they were both forgeries. The Primmer was emessittad fur farther 'mantissa... Getwif• Mull wee Honed with feloniously steelieg a hell, ten pillows. Iwo bieekris, two sheets, firm hed.cortaiste, and a heatelieh, the property of Thomas Shillito, of Item sail Greg% Wiledee. The Primmer was apprehended between seven mad eight o'clock, en ala monolog of yesterday seenight, by a cen. stable of ierseiegton ' near Lord Hollasid's house, eserpag the shrive property. On the Prisoner's first examisatiois, a mmuidowohle degree of commiseration was mailed by the Primuce's otatiog himself so be a man with a large family, in great ; that Ito lived at East deem; that the allege property was his own, and that he was eseryiag it away to prevent its being distraimed for rent. ON his oecoma assinisstion he proved to he an impostor, that Ids stateuseet et distress was a fabrication, and the property idestilled by Shilisto as having been stolen from his premises. whit.% mere broken open oe the night previous to tie Primmer being stopped with the properly, or early un that morning. The Prisoner was committed for trial. Jekit Ribs, lad, was charged with robbing the shop of Mr. Redoes, in the Haymarket, and steolieg the contents of the till The Primmer crawled in on his hands and knees, unobserved, and entitled the rubbery. He was eensesitted for trial. John Mains was cloarre.l with idealism a melt of nets, the propel .f Joseph . 111ackstoue, of tilaiaeford•wreet. Horselyituwa. Tile Primmer wee detected by a watehaesa 1e 11w Adelphi, bsiagisie the sack of oats on his bait, and rot being able to give a vaii‘ectury account bow be came by it,.. what be was gulag to do wish the oats, he was eteenisied is custody. /11c Pi ifielhel was eimasslissol fur further eseesinalloo. Mere Kim Nary Delay, and Nary Wood, were brought to this °Nee as Saturday, on the following charge:—Mr. Cemarteney, see of the Overseers of St. Saviours, South. week, staled, that the per rake of the perish had recesily been materially iacreseni ; in araselseeme of the innumer able &awls preetieed epee the ;midi aliens. The Prisoners were all waives of Ireland, awl on Saturday menraistg, by the seem artful ceetriviner, succeeded in obtaining the sum of 3s. each. They applied 161 his is raccession, with tare chit. siren; each time the children were differcutly attired, and he was induced I. balky. by their appearance that they be. hard to a different family. First Xing called upon bin., and rimed herself to be in a Mate of starvation, barbs( just arrived In lowa wills tire fatherless children. its gave her 3s. wad else want away. Nest tame Daley, with two chil d/ea (die swat. sill She dress allover% 'eying, bee husband was serviNg ie the army at the Cspe of food Hope, die also obtained Se.; sad lowly ease Weed. with the mate ebildaes, its smother diihrest ans. sod rested that ale was proceeding as Is lbssbuslritestteramme Is Loweebire. sad wee is a sew of alemes &Was with her hobos; he also presented bet widths.; bet the efewlerky of the rieresoetaser, &et three wares, all Metals, web two Innt of the ease trier mad eis, sad OS repwreelag ilmesof as soldiers' wives, shad. apply sosearieelip. isilesed Hart to steer lbe last to be mad it meals dloseared Slat Ow" ell bodied is die ems bray sad hd herrowed ohs is. feats is seder to make *Me seise appear ewe distressiss the parish oSietr. The Giessen were tearmitted fur Mal. TOW 111.1111 A LL, ssonni ROBBERY OF THE EARL OF CORK. An the Seth of last month, as the Earl of Cork was pro ceeding in his travelling earrings bet.resiu Godslselin and Moslemere, on a visit to the Earl of Etrel•o6 l l a poslwan teau, (validities cub and other property, was missed from behind his Lordship's vehicle. Ambrose Retitle:elms inane iliately dispatched beck towards Godalming, to ascertain, if possible, whet had beemnse of it, and on his road observed only a waggoner wit► his leans proreeiliog towards teen, and who, on being lognired of, staled, that he had seem no ►nrb article. On the 30th, • countryman eased several articles of wearing apparel to Mr. Phillip., sah>♦lan, Bo rowel, who, (Awning a coronet upon many of the articles, 'especial that they were stoles, detained the man, and gave bins in custody to Weald, the city effacer, by whom be was takes before the Sitting Alderman for examination. On Saturday he underwent another examination, when the arti cles which he bad tendered for wale, and others found upon him, were identified by Lord Cork's servant to be lbe p►o. rely of his master. ♦ sllver•bandkd shaving•brush and a silver knife were amongst the articles. A 51. Petwortb bank trelif and four U. notes were found stitched in the lining of the Prisoner's hat. lie was fully committed. FOROND BANK 07 ENGLAND 31. Nara.—The market-gardener who some time since presented 100/. in IL and 2/. notes to the Bank, twenty of *lnch were detained as forgeries, on Saturday last presented 200 more of the same description, 30 of which were detained as forgeries. The manly re ceived them in Covent-garden market in the course of business. MURDER OF • WOMAN HY HER HUSBAND.— A disistrous event took place ou Friday night. in the neighbourhood of Chelsea. A German. of the name of Lout. who, it is said, has been mar ried between two and three years. had a quarrel with his wife in the open street, iu which he took a dessert knife sod plunged it into her belly, making au incision of upwards of six hichts, through which the bowels immediately protruded. The man was instantly seized, and the oufortunate wo man conveyed to St. George's Hospital. where * notwithstanding every surgical aid, she died on Ss. tardily teeming. at five o'clock. The deceased was rensaskable for her tall and commanding figure. Sh e is said to have been in a state of intoxication at the none of the affray, of which a feeling of jea lousy is the imputed cause. On Tuesday se'nnight a fellow at Clipshani,jo Rutland, publicly sold his wife, and a child 'MO seven months old, to a person li v i ng at cho mp Quarries, for the sum of to!. 55.--The money was paid down, and the woman delivered to the pur chaser in a halter. It was the general opinion of the lookers.on, that halters for two oilier persons were wanted, to wake the bargain as binding as it should be. INTELLIGENCI. an seseeer of rod, It le amid, bee bashed the rtoreosi Cabbage, of 1.1.1.1, kr 1•111. War, spinet Seneggieo This ward ell Fees =Meg sone leen ; belle these besets s.i.• • - e sty thieg like oeiretlis George ills r, oeN keeen in the peolletic arett fer hi. bottom lionliseee, eta lest week in Ike weiglibestemed et Wonneinetet. PIVALE SWINDLIM Fee Mae Mese psi the city has been ialksted with a set of swindlers, whose depredations have is to. nosy batsman bean enetemful. A notorious ersoder, whose permits have bred curried ea he Holborn, has been token Mb custody ; the novae of this wooer is Jan li7tlt. On Sleoday se's. Dien this fetuele, geoteely dressed, colored the sip, of Mrs. Brooke, Bewares/, Bloomsbury, and ordered several sea. boards, trays, waken, ha. to be meat to No. 9, Bustimsquare, as do wished to ohew them to her mother. A boy was is meakehsly dispatebed with the articles; when he was within a few igen of the house the woman bid him wait ; she went down the area steps Is N. d, Eastea.square, sod returned to the lad, saying, her alarms was I. the way, and else did sot wish her Is see the amoeba ; she took tb from the hey; as shot went irate the homes man, who was passing by, told the boy be most be careful, be woman being a swindler i this Irma thee west for a constable; in the mean time the woman returned to the boy, and told hint she should keep only a few of the articles, sad dinning him to fetch a couple of tea.mets, she made her escape with all expedition. She is suspected to have sees the lase speak. sag te the lad. The articles were afterwards fetched Mons the home in Erosion-square, sad, acemedise to the account received loon the lad, it appeared to him, that some net or other living at the Were (servants perhaps) were parties immersed lu the tronsacties. Amnon the tradesman swindled by this adept in is pursuit, are Mr. Brewer, of Horning, and a Mr. Tritten, of Cow-cross; sod it is peeled that many other direct charges will appear again*t her, her system of plunder having been carried on for a emeneidernbie period. DARING ROBBERY. On Wednesday night last, as a country gentleman was coming out of Covent Garden Theatre, he was hustled by a Rug, who robbed him of his [inflict-book, containing con siderable property in checks, bills, and notes of the Bank of England and of the Great Hewers Bank, Cornwall. The latter notes were payable at the Rank of Barclay and Cu. in Lombardi-sheet. Infaratation was Riven at the different Po lice Offices, and the Poles ordered to be skipped at the Hank. On Thursday two it of the country mutes were paid in amongst others at the house of Barclay and Co. and one of those was traced to slew, who keeps a clutbes 'hop in Dean. street, Westminster, silo immediately came to Quecii•sqoare Polk e.uffice, and slated to Sir. IVhite, that ha received it of a milkman, named Meredith, residing in the Broadway Potpie, the milker, was dispatched fur t h e latter, bet !monad only say that be received the note in the course of business. said he was permitted to depart on promising tu attend again if required. Subsrquintly circastataress transpired which induced the °Mons to search his lodging ow Friday night, when they fumed a check fur 3UI. drawn upon Newt. Daniel and Co., Carswell, and which they were neferseed was ameaget the Mobas nos% sod SSW Bask of &wised very eld and tom mates. Oilesequesily IlthilA u s mou lt him teed he the woman with whom sehellierd , seseed into custody. Tlmp were enandsed before Mr. /WM but they solemnly decimal their innocence, and Arend bail, whirls, however, was mimed, mid they were otemseiNsol for farther examinatiom EXTENSIVE ROBBERY. A lbw emnimp aro, the house of Mr. Hinder, the Miff of Pristermirwry Earbstreet illackfrian, was robbed of awn% plate, clothes, sad .t hee articles, to the labeling of Suet. It seems, that os the vet urn of Yr. Harder, who had bum dads, ills day at Croydas, to Mehemet, at rim in the eves. iag, he hated a noise and struage voices es ksockiug at the door. He west to tiro watcb-hosseto get assistance, and on hie rogues Nosed the door opes. Om esteem the house be saw every thin is disorder, the desks sad drawers forted and riled, sad the rooms stripped finery article of value that could he removed. The maid...name was absent, but the charwoman whose she had employed se take care of the home while die visited her sweetheart, made her oppresses te groat agitation. The stay sho told was, that the reseals Bernal had kfjler alms, is the care of the house, in the early part of the evening; shortly after she beard voices up stain, and lidesiag attentively, she beard seasebody say, " Am, are yes goes oat yet*' frightened dreadfully, sad fearing that she should be murdered, she crept into floe coal-hole, where alms remained locked up instil the returner Mr. Horder. Tits servant, as her return, seemed astonished at bearing of the rubbery, but being suspected, was takes into custody. The person site had been to vigil was also apprehended. They underwent lost priests errialinatiollll at Guildhall, but were discharged after a coalmines' of two days. Among the property stoles are the following articles:—A rol.l watch, les silver watches, several gold chaise and male, four duzea of silver spoons, four many silver candlesticks, three silver mugs, a number of sanest gold and silver cuing, and venue 60 to 100 guineas is gold. A reward bas been offered fur the apprehension of the thieves. A CIIALLENOL—A respectable correspondent desires that we will give place to the following : "Oa Friday, the Id inst. Mime Harriet Boredom's horse humid', ram fur the cup at Hurocastle (the Anil race days. He had proved Mengel( by twice going ever the mum, • diemace of one smile and a half, in two minutes, and was the favourite horse, althomigh the cup was rot awarded to him. This same horse is proposed to be run ever Lincoln course, the third day of November *eat, is be ridden by Harriet Beecham, against ray ether ihreelese old horse, ridden by any Liacelashire Lady (being peeved to be her own home, and respired by a geellemaa I. the oeighbour hood of Horecamtle), for ewe brindled guineas.—logoiries to he made of Harriet Beecham, Wood Enderby, Hera matte." 133• a letter from a correspondent in il'ales, we leers that a severe !banality has taken place among the horned cattle: from the description and symp toms of the disease. it appears to bear a near reseal. blance to the 'murrain, which has been in former times so drstrnctive. We should recommend im mediate measured to be taken to prevent the sale and driving of the cattle to other districts. It is proba bly contagious. and even the skins should not be carried to market while fresh. if there be any re seedy in the case. it is to be.fonad in copious bleed lag as won es illness appears; bat it might be still better to Weed and drench all the herds where the complaint has commenced. A man. calling himself J. Wheeler, was appre hended at Guildford, on the evening before Cathe rine Hill Fair (Thersday last), having 240 counter fait shillings on his person. A parcel, containing 220 more, was also found near him when taken, and which was the cause of suspicion, as he had fallen from intoxication, and the parcel attracted the notice of two gentlemen passing. On examina tion, he was recognised by the name of Jasper, who was capitally convicted at the Surrey Lent As size, 1815, when the sentence was rammed to one year's imprisonment. The Prisoner appeared to be connected with a number of duffers, &c. attending the Fair. He was remanded for further examine tints, evidence being expected to prime him an utterer of bare coin. WEYMOUTH, OCTOBSIt 8. Yesteichty and to.dny the weather proved beau tifully fine; the Esplanade was crowded with our fsehionables, and the hey was covered with pleasure hoots. We particularly noticed Justice and Lady Abbott, the Provost of Eton, Mrs. and the Misses Goodall, Mr. Gordon, bI.P. and his Lady. enjoying the saline breezes 011 ant film sands. The Earl and Countess of Coventry and lousily are arrived at au elegant house su Glessesserlow. AIAftCATII, - Otrroiss S. AN AWKWARD ' A little fraess took placrthe other evening at the ball, but which happily terminated without say us pleasant consequences. A stranger (a naval officer dressed in plaiu clothes) requested the honour of a lady's hand ; it was refused on the plea of indispo sition. However, shortly rifler, the impolite female was led to the upper eud of the room by another gentleman, for•the tepees purpose of going down theologise dance. The repulsed claimant interfered. alleging such conduct to be contrary to the rules of politeness ; the lady's guardian came up, and said, " Sir, that lady shall dance when, and with whom. I please !"—" That lady shall not deuce when and with whom you please," was the reply. The first mentioned rejoined, " Shall not. Sir ! Prey who are you ? Will you favosr me with your card ?"- 8 ' Most readily," replied the latter.—" Whet are you doing ?" contiuued the same (having observed his antagonist a long time Gmbh.% in his waistcoat pot kets)—" I um searching for my card, Sir."— " You need not take that trouble—for I have your address in the lining of my hat." The continuance of fine weather is highly favour able to the sports of the field ; a foot-nice takes place to-day between Reinsgate surd the H a lt-way House, for a considerable sutu, between two cele brated p eked met,. London performers give taste to the country ; and new lights have beers provided by the Managers of our thraire. Miss KELLY—Io shew that charming actress more etirctually—apprared last fright iu The Will, with all her finicy and all her grace. IRELAND. DUBLIN. OCTONCIL 6. The Lord Lieutenant is to arrive from Brl htwrise at the Marquis of Sligo's, on the loth nat. and after spending a few days there. will proceed for Deel Castle, the seat of Colonel Caffe, on a tisit. At no period within our recollection have the p r i ers of ■ll sorts of live stock experienced so sud den and excessive a rise as the present moment. We have seen them much higher to be sure ; but then they arrived at this extreme high value by a gradual and progressive advance. The present rise seems to be caused by an absolute scarcity. Bullocks, cows, ►heep, and pigs, are all in equally good demand, and all from the same cause. The fair of Holycross, which took place on 24th Sept. was a complete proof (if any were wanting) of the great want of stock in this county. Not more than forty oxen, and about sixty fat cows, were offered for bele. The few sheep produced were instantly purchased at from two to three guineas each ; and the advocates of the dif ferent breeds had a good opportunity to form tole rably correct opinions of the respective value of each. The breeders of the new, or improved Lei cester sheep, seem (if we are judge by the prices) to have maintained a high piece in the estimation of the Spring feeders for the Dublin, Cork, and Limerick markets.—( Cloward Advertiser.) C. CHAPLIN, EMI. M.P. for the county of Lin coln, has lately given a donation of one hundred pounds to each of those excellent Institutions, the County Iloepital and Lunatic Asylum. We un derstand that it was agreed by the County and City Members to exercise their charity iu this way instead of giving election balls. An article from Aix-la-Chapelle in one of the Journals, denies that there is any person there in the character of a Charge d'Affaires for the Inde. pendent, of South America, or that will be acknow ledged as such; and it also affirms, that no person has arrived there as • Plenipotentiary of the Ex. King of Spain, CHARLES IV. A new silver coinage is in great forwardness at the Mint, and will very shortly be issued to the public: it consists chiefly of crown pieces, said to be of a very beautiful die, and will amount to 3,000,000/. sterling. EATON and JoNas continue their walking match at Leicester, without any considerable advantage by either over the other.—Betting is its favour of EATON. At half-past nine on Thursday morning he had walked 39i miles since 6 o'clock on Wed nesday mo g the 30th ult. Much dispute leaving arisen respecting the bind ing nature of the bets made upon the late cricket witch at Nottingham ; an appeal has been made to several sporting gentlemen, at the late Doncaster Meeting, for their decision • the opinion given was unanimous, that as the Condon players were ac quitted of their engagement, of playing for a cer tain sum, and really played only for arnitsement— all bets upon the said match became null and void. Ina field belonging to WILLIAM HELTAIt, Esq. of Coker Court, near Yeovil, there have been lately discovered some very fine specimens of Ro wan pavement, with figures in alto reheat,. repre senting two warriors bearing a stag, suspended on a pole across their shoulders, and a dog underneath, together with some Roman coins of TUTICILIs. CRISPINUI, and VIMPAIIAN. Tesselated pave ments were found in three fields, one of which formed the floor of a room 12 feet in width, and 30 in length. It appears that the town of Peterpfield formerly held several considerable pieces of laud, which ate now in the possession of individuals; and that there is reason to believe that the means by winch they were acquired have been ascertained. A Vestry was to have been held on Thursday last upon the sub ject. but from the •pprelteisoluil• entertained by th e parties interested, the meeting did not take place! TIIE TURF. RICHMOND (YORKSHIRE) MEETING. TUESDAY. ocrossit 0. The Bfensbers' Plate of OW. was woo by Mr. Allison's b. f. by Monolog, 3 yrs old, tomtits, six utbers. Pmeepotakes of 20re seek foe Allies, was woe by Mr. Allison% bay, by Monolog, beating Dake of LeeJs's rhea. by Mowbray. W MIMI CSDAY. IlweepsUltft of 26es eseb, for 3.yesr olds, wu woo by Mr. Riddell's b. e. Kiss Curacy, by Lagoon. The Ibuiss Mules of 30gs eseb, were woo by Mr. Wall's Shollork. The Gold Cup was woo by Mr. Riddell's Meow S ntnx, Willing Mr. Powletes Juggler, 3 yrs old, serood ; air. Luont.- lees The Duchess, third; and Mr. Watt's Blacklock, Nandi. DURDAM DOWNS, BRISTOL Thew asliilstfail Downs, and excellent Race Course, were, on Monday and Tuesday lawt, r,intred with the fashionable& and Newry front Clifton to Welts, Ste. as well ar numerous spurting characters. MONDAY, OCTOiltil 5. The Bristol Cup. Mr. Fisher's (stable. keeper) Maid of All-work, 90.216. 1 1 Mr. Burgess's b. to 8.1.716. 2 2 Mr. Junes's b. iu. s.t. 71b.. 3 3 TUESDAY. The Clifton Cup. Mr. Pepperelrs b. m Itst. 71b... Mr. Lawrence's g. in. 10st. Handicap. Mr. Harris's b. Is Mr. I.awnwe's R. in Mr. atadwiek's b.m. Sweepstakes by Amateurs. Mr. Fisher's (stable-keeper) eb. w. rode by Mr. Lure 1 1 Mr. K. JAITO*II . 6 b. h. rude by Mr. Lace 31r. Alleles bl.m. rode by Mr A. Ratberue TAR MARKETS. POTATOES. It is with malt satisiactin r a we are enabled to state, that the improvement which has lately taken place in the retinal moats erops, in this sod the adjoining counties, is greater Haas has barn auticipmed by the most sanguine especial ion. Large orders were • few days ago sent to Glasgow for potatoes from this county, but in consequeoce of the great reduction is price, which Mak place is the Lousiest market, they have since been cuasternsauded.—(austex Paper.) ARUNDEL, OCTOBER S. The wapply of Wheat woe again small for the mealmen, the greater part being offered for seed. Barley is in de mand, hut •e►y little at market. Our prices of grain this day to the grower, •is.— Wheat 72a to 74s per qr.; for Seed, 8114. to $44. rsfis. to 605.; Oats, 345. to 41.15. Pease, 9s. SUDDEN DEATHS. As awful inalsnee of sudden death occurred on Saturday in Little Drury-lane. Mr. Thomas Pinker, beadle of the parish of St. Slary-k.Strand, after being out in the morning, returned home to breakfast, bringing in with him some hot rolls. He desired his wife In prepare some coffee and have it ready, and that he would be into breakfast in a few minutes. lie went out in perfect health, and fell in the street in an apoplectic tit, and vies carried home senseless. Dr. Do nahue of the Adelphi, Sorgeon Stanton of the Strand, and Sturgeon LueL r, of Newcastle-street were immediately called to his aonstance, who used every remedy to if cover him without effrct.—There were no fewer than four persons canvassing for the office in less than an hour after his death. —A few evenings ago Mr. Dawson, beadle of Billinevgate Want, fell down in the street is a similar manner, and ex pired almost immediately. lA'QUhSTS. SUDDEN DEATH. An inquisition was takers on Saturday before THOMAS SHELTON, Erg Coroner, upon the body of Mr. Davenhill, wholesale ironmonger and merchant, at his house, No. 29, Bread-street, Cheapaide. The deceased was about 30 years of age; his wife was at Brighton for the beoeSt of her health. On Thursday even ing the deceased bad a small party of friends to supper. One of the gentkenen was examined, who stated that the deceased was well in health on Thursday night, and remarkably lively and spirited, he ate a hearty supper, he retired to bed shoot one o'clock on Friday morning, and in consequence of his ant coming to his breakfast at the usual time, the servant went to his room-door and called to him but received no answer; she was alarmed, and inforine.l a young man who was servant to the deceased ; he went to the room and found him dead in his bed. A aurgeou was called in ; lie said the deceased had beets dead some hours. It appeared that diving the night the deceased had endea voured to emit something from his stomach, which lay very heavy, it is slippoard, and produced his death. Verdiet—Dfed by the visitation of God. DREADFUL ACCIDENT. On Saturday right an Inquisition was taken at the Dukes Head, Princes-street, Westminster, before Iltmit Lewis, Esq. Coroner, on view of the body of John Reid, • lad only 13 years of age. It appeared from the testimony of a young man who su perintends the flax manufactory belonging to Mr. Hill, on Minstar, that the deceased had been employed there, and on Friday morning witness was alarmed Ity a piercieg shriek. Or approaching the machiue, he observed him ha extreme agony, his hand haviug been drawn in by one of the upright shaAs. It tarns with a velocity a( about 70 times • minute. The arm was literally pulled out of the socket at the shoulder. and the poor sufferer in that excruciating torture, was heard to exclaim "Oh, L ord ! where is my arm ?" He fell senseless from loss of blood sad suffering, and in that state was conveyed to the Westminster Infirmary, where he expired shortly after. Mr. Hill had taken the precaotioa of covering in all the machinery so as to preelude the possibility, as be thought, of any accident, which was testified by Mr. Hirt and other', whir viewed the premises, sad it is conjectured that curio sity led him (the deceased) to touch the shaft, when his hand nsforinnately was twisted off in so abocka mg a manner. The Jury meankenously returned their verdiet--. Amides tot Doatia.wine a d••daad of le. n• the:haft. There was • second inquest held at the MOM time and place wpm, the body of Thomas Morris. The dteeased was the celebrated whistler, whose fame is en universally beams that he exceedrd the performance of the. twit (Vas. sad boa iithibited before the Royal family and suil4 of the Nobility. He had been on his journey to Chelleiikaost, and calle.i to ace Ina incei• in WestniinMer, at whore hose he was seized in • fit on Friday and expired. Verdict—" Died in a ft of opoplery." At the lost Quarterly Meeting of the College of Physicians, the following Gentlemen were uppoim ed Commissioners for I ler 11.4ing xnrl V si M hOplei : ••I ‘ he President; Doctors STONE. CIRRI F. Hums. MI WHITTER. To banish Books from new sown corn. dig n hole in the middle of the field one loot finds half in diameter mid a foot deep. then the n rook, poll the long feathers from !lie “iiek the fea thers round the edge of the hole sod throw to the carcass , ■nd Hot a rook ivill light in the field till the seed is out of danger. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. ronTtatourn, OCTOBER 9. 1 Panted ttp Channel the Dutch ship Maria, Gray, from Batavia, out five months and one day; spoke the American, —, from the East ladies for Amsterdam • Ahem's, Davit?. sou, from Quebec, with timber for the Duck yin(' and 1u• doatey, from Copmeharo, with tar for 4i:to. Palled the Catbarios, Moller, for Peirrelturgh. rcvmouTH, OCTOBVR R. Ay advice yesterday from the keepers of the Eddystone light-house, it appears that, on the 23t1 ult. at ovine o'clock ct. tn. a 'chooser was seen brai lug down en4ward of the Eddystone with the wind at A.E. when. on I sudden. she eel and pooh our nide K.K W of the Eddystone. Tbv par ticulars of Ike tease? are :tut kuonn. FALMOUTH, nctroura 1. Sailed the Duke of Kent packet with n Mail Ga. Lisbon; Diana, Danish twenty icre-ship, Cur Ilse Went Indies; and a number of outward-bound VelSeli and roasters. ICILLY. ovrolatit Came in the Amelia, Newman, from Prince Edward', Island for Plymouth, with loss of bulwalka, having exp.- flamed bad weather on her passage. Ltvraroot. OCTOM g. Arrived the Roth, Ware, from Boston, with I. of both masts. DCAr q OCTOBER 9. Arrir•ed and sailed fur the River, the Colonist, Brandforit, from Barba loos; Charles, Milne. front Tobago; and Dews rare Padget, Vessables, from Demerara. riailartimelletia, Yarrow, from St. Thoma..'s, fur I.oudau. MEETINGS OP CREfIITOUS AT GUILDIIA I L x. 11. _____ ... ... 3. %Y. K. Mackennel,Old Snnth-Sea House, merchant 3 1 I E. Saunders, Feversham, grocer W. Conk, Chapel-street, grocer.. W. Davidson, Little St Thoma■ Apostle, stationer IL Thomas, Northumberland-court, dealer. ) 12 W. Hallett, Spa-Fielrle, dairyman T. Parsons, Duke4dreet, beeeelers.reraker DIVIDEND. A. Lowe, late of Berkeley-street, working jeweller lO CERTIFICATES. R. Hobbs, late of Bath, Somerset, grocer.—C. Robinson, of Spalding, Lincoln, dealer. In the silk crape manufacture at Taunton, it is paid there are about forty looms erecting in that town; rich of which will give employment to three individual*, chiefly females ; thereby leading to a considerable diminution of the poors rate. BIRTH. On the Silt instant, at IpsO . ;cs; the Lady rf Major l'or. via, of Darahnot-Hour, Suffolk, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. On Saturday test, the 10th instant, at St. James's Chet-ch. Mr. William Sams, of Pall-Mall, to Harriet, third daughter of the late James Grant Raymond, Esq. of Cbtater-strait, Grosvenor place. On ITedneeday, at Bicknell. by the Rev. John Enak, Rector of Brockley, Norman Mititeke, Eaq. Mount Usti. acke, county Cork, Ireland, only son of the talc J Imes Gni nate, E,n. M P. to Eleanor, served daiighter of the late George Lax, Esq. Wells, Soatersetabfee. DEATHS. On Tuesday, the 29th tilt. from the rupture of a blood verse!, at Norton Court, iu Kent, Lady Stood's, relict of the late Lewis Thomas Lord Sonde., and wire of General Sir Hewry Alontresor. Ou Tuesday, the 29th ult. at the Percy Until, London, Sir John Edward Dryden, Dart. eldest sou of Lady Dryden, of Cannons Ashby, in the county of Northampton, mater nally descended fi the family of the Poet Dryden, nod grandson, by his father, of Sir C. Turner, oho, with Lord Parke►, contested slur election for Osfords!:ire, in the year 1734, stills Viscount Weisman and Sir James Dashemtai. Lately, at Edinburgh, duce weeks after having clic.. birth to a sou and heir, Elizabeth, wife of the Ron. Clisi les No, I Noel, of Barham Court, Kent, secuisil daughter of the Han. Sir George Grey, Rail. Coimmissintier of his Majesty's Di.. yard at Portsmouth. This amiable Dud mwcl►lament4 d Lady has been called from life at the early age of 19 years. Oa Friday, the 2d instant, sincerely reg.retted by her relit lives and friends, Mrs. Parke, wife of Capisin Edward Parke, Paymaster of the Portsmouth division of Royal 3iliitle fortes. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Morning 31 after 12. I Ereniug 55 after 12. PRICE OF STOCK 3 per Ct. Cous.••• • 75At 5 per Ct. N. 105/1 Indio Bonds.. 89 88 pr. Ex. RON, 2... 18 20 pr. ON SATURDAY. Lottery Tubkets 191. 18s. Omnium, nothing done. Coos. for Ac. 73,it 751 SUPERIOR ADVICE. IT is impossible to urge too often, or with ton much force, the necessity, when Medical or Surgical Advice become, requisite, of applying to professiousl men of acknowledged skill and well-earned celebrity. Though every one assents to this remark, yet there are few who fel. low it practically, and numbers are every day the victims id . inexperience and empiricism. The seeress which has accimt panied us in our long.established practice is the must balia factory proof of our professional skill, as it is the most new iptivocal pledge of the public confidence. Our repiitaticu :a the result of thirty years' successful practice in this metro. polls, and is too well founded to require adventitlims aid ; during that period, some of the must dirtinzaislied men in the country kart bees ander our care, sod have furnished, by their perfect restoration to health, the most satisfactory ti lintooiala of our superior skill anal experience. Sanction!' it by every privilege to practise, as regularly educated Nor von, Members of the Royal Colleges of Loudon and burgh, and formerly in his Majesty's Service, iu which heat capacity we have had the moat favourable opportunities if contrasting the practice of other countries with our Oirll.l l l . have been enabled, from these multiplied ailea u tscep, t o af _ quire that cedilla experience as well as prompt mewls of re lief. which, he a more obscure and less diversified prarliee. it is altogether impossible to attain. In ell ca..? Infection, and is every Complaint of Debility a;tel Deficiency, whether arising from the infatuation or pint Ir. lots! used ewe in warm climate*, free living, or any other cause prrisiumg a deficiency of manly vigour, the Patient may rely 011 speedy restoretion to sound and vigorous health. Stricture., of the Urethra of ten and twenty years' duration, have y:e:•led to our superior plan of treatment hi the short period ~f e weeks; many of these cases bad previously been tindir the care of Messrs. Home and Heaviside, and °dice Su rzenua • f equal elitist/nee, vim attempted their cure by tier spyheari..rt of the lunar eitvist:C teillmut !sueeeeq. To the Female tsi a it will he nondairy y to know, that they may he cured of Ih.* Debilities which defeat conception, aud sap the of coninthsl felicity We may he consulted by Patients of richer Sex with lie greatest delicacy, acerrsy, and hatiour, at tnir house, No. Ic 7 . tiattomgarden. Terms of remuneration are plainls at .1..1 in the Sirs, interview. Patients in the Country staling the partieni.r. of emit, elichising R remittance fur A ilvice and ittrilitin“, nail have thenanse given or sent to all ports of the 1. - Y 4 CURRIE and CO SII fell.lll, Members; of the Royal Colleges or Loud on an E!inho•^b, and formerly in his Mtijety's Service, Nu. IU7, garden. LONDON: Printed and Pub!killed at Au Office, ffn.ltt Rtrand: Owe Atloci limments arc rreeive,i. sent lottem (pom.puid) must be addetasel.-- C. srziTH, bu. I, Clem, ~ rim, Priutre.--J WHITE. No 147, Wand. Pubbo,.. 1 tlis 1. he INI