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, 4 ~, . )••• i.x-v% • • Foximor INTELLIGENCE. . . . avg. • - • PARIS PAPERS. • VIZMNA, NOVEMSER 5. Her Matiesty the Empreve departed fruit Vienna en the 3d amt. on her wo to Troppau. by Brutus moat, rh4- tattatiTroppan Navin`- a population of aboot 6 or 7,000 Soule, is ecarcely large enough to con. LIM all the strangers. The Police has adopted measures to prevent the owners of houses from noir. iltg the rent of their lodgings to 'all exorbitant ••••ght. All the agreements are to he made in pre. ..ice ft/ an officer of the Police. The Government !'..•*.grateit 60,000 florins for paving and lighting the •treetri. These is a pretty theatre, hut the. per t ~ lees are Ipolove mediocrity. The King of Prus. .. it eltpectrit to arrive on the 6th. He will be fntio.avil by M. d'Alupeus. Minister of Rossi*. and t., the Count de Zichy. Minister from . Austria at •I.din. • TItOPPAU, NOVEMIIIII 1. • The Emperor (of Austria) gave andirlice on the ~ Ath of October to all the wuthontie►, civil and ini ldary. At nnon I splendid dinner was given lit Csaisrt, at which the Emperor of Rus•ia and the ',ince Royal eir Prusriw•apneared. The two Em -rars.visit cid) ether frequently. and hold long ~.venation. :We are assured that the.S tvereigns have resolved not to separate until the important objects on which 'twit Ministers are delibeciting shall be rbAnitively isgulsted ; so that their residence in Troppau will probably be prolonged beyond a month. The Eisspetor Alexander, however, has expressed a desire retur ll i)) to Petersburgh about the end of No. vember or the beginning of December. Nothing has yet transpired respecting what Flowed at the first conferences beitvettii the Ministers of the Great Powers. All the rumours circulated „pan this head are totally devoid of foundation. An important note is spoken of, transmitted to the Sovereigns by Loril Stewart, the English Anibal:- sailor, relative to the affairs of the kingdom of tile Two Sici PAM% NOVEMBER 14. A letter from Naples, of tl►r i.t!ph of October, says, "We have received intelligeoce f ' Pa term°, doted the LI 4th. It appears from the Phenix newspaper, that the authorities of that city use emery means to keep the annulling,• of tint capitol bition bum the knowledge of the people. No doubt is entertained that when the people ore Ni p:toed of it. they will become outrageous, acid Om; blood will again be spilled." !several letters front Vienna announce positively . that the kingdom of Nottlei well be occupied 'only by the Au:lrian army, and 'lhel the ancient order of things which was in existence previous to the Ist of July hest will he ►e-established. A letter from A tigslitirg. of the 6th of November, sa l ia.--is We leans by a letter from In•pruck dud all the officers of the grand ititstnan army in Italy hove received orders be provide themselves ►rithia three day. with baggage. horses, or mules. The vspetior officers are prohibited from giving Lave of absence for more than twelve hours." The King of Prussia left Berlin on the 4th of November for the Congress at Troppou. Nothing positive is yet known of the length or time the So vreigns will remain at Troppau, but it is thought thst they will continue there much longer thou was at first majored. ' Lard Stewart, the Eng lirh Ambassador, arrived at Vienna unexpectedly on tl.- 20th of October, and tis a few hours afterwards tkoexpectetily ret o rued to Troppau.. Two English frigates appeared during the last n" nth off the Port of CU,CACtI. at the month of the Tagus ; hat thq i.n drmun'tratiai. Variety.; conjectures lI4Vr been fanned in Portugal respectitig this circumstance. According to Mine, Ow*, vessels are destiutil to remise the Esiglish Officares and the property of persons of the same u•rtioss who may wish to gait Portugal ; others sus. peat, that their miunots is for the ptsrpose of mere tatitieg.the mate of the eousttry. mid the effects of thy reeolutiou. Either sappositi.-is is probable. There. is tea Sites respecting the ultimate fate of Ali Poch*. The Italian Joure.BlB have I►l..wn hint op flirt*. or four times io the early part of September, it is certain that hr still thaputes in the f.es of Ja,miva the few thqs cud the useless treasures that remain to Lim. libstructitute base been issued by the Kii'g that a aoleatai religious service skull be perforated through. out all frauee. to express the mutual gratitude to licate.a for.the birth of the Due dr “ouldeault. THR ARMY. ovum, wovvvaita 11. • Thal gets meowed, the 171 b, otarttivil Richmond 1.... rm LI ora Monday last to the Pigeon-house, otte.e they ssithr.i Iced fur Liverpool. The 5511 i reoiraterit, •bieh arrived herr on CatnrJay last, from Liverpool, hos replaced the 1717. n, tbl• i. 13. Tht 29th regsseessi, at prri•eol to thin. illy, art ordered In Itiociabd. and will be btu err tltd by the 40th, fr..re Lweeporel. Tlte knlb regiiroroh, trader the command of Lienteuont -11;olootel Coobrua, has rt.Trivetl urcltra to euthark at Cove fur Otbrattar, I. relieve flat 11th regitutut, ordered home to . . • Tbr 36th regiment Ise esausiaeoreil marching floss Naas, to embark al Cele for Barb Woes. After doo.salcirking lb* Stith, tlse trannports will . ..en Choate the Lerwarit Islands,:and cullsct the 1.1, ur QM,C11 . 41 rsginient, who, it is raid, are turning to England. The 44th recurrent are to replace the 35th in Nails. The 7th Itoyal rusilrers sr.• with r toilets for Scotland. They ar.• so r io Lusidasssh ell by the lst Sri:vote, (rum Ldi • Tile 3:lllrreisne vet in Ai magli f Scotland. 1... 0411044 d Wirt 13.1 11.;yal is sr. po,,ted In consols ew u. ue DelaChtstents 111 Lilac. 004 k, n. the rut Itelinst Reynolds, ut the Ilsee itarlir %Vesioraelay evening, the ()Merril of she 234 ru•iirers to. irrtaised thetSentry of Ennis and ils Nriehlwnrl i . _ Hs• Sisiesty's >MINK' tras.coott 11)...ber, 11.1 tot. Wohire, Cooommoirr, is lo take &fathom nis of stoibpo'tom the de p..' as Albhoty Mr ariacks, isle .f leglat, fu Ibt Ir. Irani lelmr.J.. Tiw Dashrr aftrivimods 111 be empluyrd iu ins ets u•issie .lafo t or:of ihr troop ansoug the Ishiuds. The 51st reginst..l 1141 Marched from the urighbuurbuo4 et Lunsloss lu Wsuchresor. • Part of Sir NIoUNTAGVE CHOLIMELZV's family passed timbale' Um:oh' on Tat...obey tuurnin6 . Mid Changed horses at the H. in Deer. One of the Isor►rs. as soon as Le srus unharnessed in the yard. took Itsitlit at sowrthurk there. and darling fort dis!) . illto the street, ran against the pole of one or die cam„ vt:s. otlich thrirby entered his chest to• grcet del,. „ and Caused his almost instant death. I • • A 5111CRW1 Mtl.3-1111111111 . , . • te, yoLvelati oft •► a .slt si• 3.trivragmlemblity an h*flt I • tip trit's - r , si - •.• •. sew4ffileiths ARREFT FOR MOIL TREASON. It will he recollected that amongst the persons charged bill bring cosieemsed is the memorable Cats-street ouaspi. 'racy was si moo named J*** Pahl, who was often men tioned I. the evillest* upon the trials of Thistiewood and Misers, as beim an settee pertocipatoe in the misses of those seen. He escaped at the time, sod costrived to elude the vigi lance of the Police, aotwithata•diug the most iedermigattle (-Metiers were Made for his appreheesion. It was ruppereil Mist ho had left the country; but within the last two or three days inform... Hoe was received which revive., the hope that be would be secured; sad lowly the whole of Friday, Illuthyme, Wrsteott, and Ellis, tits officers, were snaking an active search for him. About sine o'clock on Friday evening the two last mentioned officers obtained in. formation which led them to Short's-gardrii., Drury lane, where, after waiting for some time, they saw the P.l.lnef sail tome other noels tease from • house sad come towards them. Ellis suffered him to pass and Ikea rushed upon bins, pinioned his arose behind, while Wrsteint come in front of him with a draws cutlass, and threatened to rut him dews if he offered the slightest resistance. Ellis also, as soon us he could shareware a hand, produced a pi-tot, which be presented at the Plf111014e• heed. He at first Dp► pear.' iletermiued to resist, but settee Ibis he gave himself quietly up and was brought to this ranee. Mr. Strait' was sent for. On his arrival lie took a short eaaminatien as to the identity of the Primiter from John Hallow° anti • constable named Avis. The hitter h hem when • whiter in the &Soli London Militia. The fol- lowing dialogist, them ensiled:— Mr. 'limb—What is your name' Prisoner—Jobs Palm. Mr. Birwie—l presume you know the nature of the the upon which you ale appetites... 4. Prisoner—No, 1 do not sea not at all aware of it. Mr. Birnie—Nell, Mr. Malin, you have give• as a great deal of trouble, hut here yele'sre at last. It is my duty to tell you, that you are charged with being room, ued with Thistlewoml, Tidd, and others, whom you very well know, in t►e conspiracies in w►ich they were engaged. Pa dewy the charge, and shall be able to re list it. Mr. Birsie—Well, Sir, I do nut wish you to acknowledge it. Palls—l declare that I had nu CUIIIIC)11011 whatever with that party. Mr. Beraie—l give you this notice, in order that you may be merited with evidence to prove your in n ocence, it stick there be. A warrant of cominitmeal war then made net, earl the Pri soner was conveyed in a roach, well guarded, to the House of Correction. He will be exarniss‘d this day, we presume, at the &Treble y of State's (Pair... He is a tall, thin man, of meagre aapect, and was shabbily dressed. Thomas Gibson sod Jaw, Leo (the latter a hoe of 13) were charged with a burglary its the hue., of the Dowager Lady de (lithos!, in Dudley Grove, Paddioginsi. James Montague, lit to Lidy de Clifford, stated, that he slept on the ground floor, and to the uiglst of last Monday week he beard a moose in front of the hover, a. of sonic per son atlemspting to force an iron bar ..f the area gate. He took a gull, which be always kept um the room, and opening his window, be saw a mast standing is the garden. He call ed out, but no answer being relitriorel, be 6rrd, and the man fell, and bellowed lustily that be i.. hulled. Berme, bow. ever, any one could get out to ....rare Ism, lie was off. A great deal of blood was fumed Mil/ Ih•• Spot where be fell. On IVellnesday night last Sir witness. was again *woke, about twelve o'clock, by some uses son nattering his room, and he saw the youog Prisoner Lre come towards the lµ•d with a light M his hand. He was followed by a man with crape over the lower part of his tier, and another MHO MSS standisig at she dour of the raisin. The first two pi oceeded to se..rels his boxes, and in the collr.o of the search the 6rvt mass see. iog a guts liangiag up, took it in Isis (nand and said, if any one makes an alarm, be shall he killed swills his own im plements. He then replaced the guts, and they left the room and went towards the stair-case. Witsicss, who had feigned lo be asleep, immediately jumped sup, and aria. lag his gun, stilt slowly towards the stairs, determined to shout any wit who opposes! hi. passage.. His isitenti was to alarm those iu the upper part of the horse; but although it was then to him quite dank, some one saw him, for he had scarcely musitite .1 one step when he received s blow un tire head, which knocked hint down, and in falling his gun went off The blow astiontil him, and he rest...M.l insensible until be a is recovered by tlµ• gardener anal other servants, who had beard the report of the gun. Tbe thieves bad gut clear off. The Holy property missing was ait Batik note mid two half euvereizsis from his box. lit searching an adjoining roam the house doe, w hose silence luau created surprise, was bound hansom by the nrrk to a staple, but the pour anions! was I.li (Inure dead. %Vastest' mould nut swear positively to the Prisouer, Gds. ~,,, but 110111 his dress, and more psi ilelll4lly his vo , ee, he had very little doubt that Ise was the 611411 who entesed ►he room with the buy Prisoner. They were rem:unit d till 14'Am-1141.6y neat. Oa Saturday a raw of tousle'. rabic importance to those who have occasion to get hills d u .runnt,ml , ur to alrposit 'tiara for y, mk.c. (mow min to be bear.l b. fuss Mr. Miusliull, the Silting Magistrate. Edward Green, who was concern. ml in an odverliaing niusiry lender amid discounting of bills office, nam. by virtue of a warrant isnot! Il i ;;; , lirought to hi. and anderitrut an t s•ini smut muss, eh ir god wills cosh. wheel! a hill of exchauge for the 1111 l :it of 134 f. by, the prop. rty of Ur. Erick Bullninn, of 139, Shia Or hilt under rot:usu. *sautes that air. alinsholl was slrti.k.lly of opt stun cause within time inraniag of the shoal , Art parlor lintlinaiT Amid, that m Judy. 1810, be held • bill of eachemze for 134/. hs, leas,. Mess's. lv,s, Ser geant, and Slam), ili.• 1'.0110.11 Nla.t.dartniers, ua Mr. Wm. Adams, the coachinakre, in the Ila,tittark.t, and accepted by bone, payable three li• after d tie Ile wanted to get It discounted, but Quil( to the lea:till of the date he did mot apply to his bankers, Messrs. Colitis and Co., an they did but like to discount hills of looger date than two months. ths the 234 ofJ 'fly, 1819, lie saw an advertisement iti a news paper for bills, trod:lig money, ice. in Howard-steed', Nor fulk-street, ; he in comiipience repaired there. He funnel* respecitibleshooking Monte and *Ace, with Fonder and Cu. uu a ham, plate on she door A buy wits iu the office who informed loin the principals were nut 111 the way, bat he would take say nista - action tor bailors. lie might wish to have transacted; be accoidingly Informed the boy of the nature or his business, and lett the bill with him. He called seri ral timer at the unite, suit was at length 1141 , 111101 that the bill was found to be u good one, and a time was Slell fur but to call again moll rertere the amount of the bill. Ile imeerdiugly went as the appoiittedi ime, when the Prisoner pomented him will Igittil 'totes l• the amount of about 401. or bo/. the ex.ct slim he could out secolleci, a watch, a advcr tea-pot, @moots, and various oilier articles of silver.plate, which be obi. ried to receive, saying it was money be wanted, and not silver gond., mud if he could not have mousy, he demand. d to have Isis hill spit; to which lime PI ISIIIIrr rt plied, that it was tutpuwiLlr, as it hail beim discounted by soother pe.oin, and it tamest oat , to be a Mr. K.lty, a ailversmill., in Pall...tall tug be could neither get money Her his bill again, Si, applied to a iiihrei smith to valise the silver goods iilfried him, sod on lie decker., that they were out witith muse than two.thirds or iiiir•balf .4 the price put spot ilium, w that if had t :ken them he mm. 4 have Iwo «Inuit Ng or Md. by the tiammetiou. Tye Poison. r was it... mast whom Me hansarhal the 1111•11.CIM with, slid wive saw any She man calling I ttttt self Foster till lifter flit transar peered to him it, Ire our of the iniuetpal..; he signed au agicent. id to get the bill di•rounted which was %ord. d we spec. A riff learrid hi. could ',either gel him hull, MUM y, or seen the plate, red all that lie hail been able to grt for his 154/. !is. was li/ oho L be rector. d ft the Psi son. r. The bill, shirts had passed through •everal heads, had heel. pant by the- acceptor. The Prisoner, its his it, fence, stated some extraordinary circtinistancts. He said he was wily ettiplist,ed in the nails ss a ellich,at a guinea a week ; that the pert lia octal la the trammeliou was by old., of hie tiriployeith lie ad. milted, that he had discovered ilea it sit, a Sind and black irillSaCilUll, and iu cuussyucuue conaulted with au 'Honey, The Corn Markets confiner to fall. At Market Levis:guns, no Wednesday, Wheat sold al 4s. and Harley 2s. Irsa shin last week, the quaotityot market being consult:ruble. At Devizes, mat slay, these was also an abundant supply ; and at Salishoory and IParininster •lao IVhrat arrsagrd 2s, and Harley Is. less. It is • most gratifying rirrom.ttnct 10 the Public that throe most essential articles of human s.uste. 'saner, Bread anti Meat, have eel keen so cheap fur massy years as stow. KTINGB OF COEDITORS AT GUILDHALL To MORRoW. N. N. S. Waracr, Axbfurol , skip-taro. r (:. I.lingion, ',ursine frame-maker .. 3 12 R. F.rnsoos, Lexib el, brewer H Sabine, Fenehorcb.otreet, elrogwia G. Houghton, Flogroks-buslaiwiro, ca►penter H. Bookoe, walks. J. o.krs, L• d r of Corobill,romnii.tion broker 2 12 R. Kew, and T. Thomamm, Wititeeloupel, hour _ _ dralais H. Berllinud, jun. Slcaud and Soho, , utiuurvr and bookseller . - 2 12 J. A. 1.14, Matichester.syakare, 114 k, r 2 12 E. REII IV I. Friday-street, curts-deater .1. Heyant, late of LieerpOol cud Aussie-friars, user- chant J. Wright, gen. Blouvriaboiy, uphold/Mt 2 11 G. Trent, Bourtutt, maitster I'. Mariselen, Pimlico, literre.dealer J F. Hulderneasr, late of Bucklersbory .1. Houlistues. Mattebeater.square, tailor ...... 11 10 .1. Fry, Durset..irect,taihor 11 Benham. itooti ..... ger T. C. Appleby, Canoes bury, hatter J. Sprig..., Clieshaiii, draper W. Jl/111111011, Ileybridge, salt-manufacturer 1 1 • s . Afk # * • 46 • who adisttjltii ti 1114 of the. 40 open and silver article, ai, immeeli, IN . he WINE tron.aeled the busillesa, obllol4a . did, in smagral carryiag part of the sll, Rabe ltPtheto. acrd olseo !hot wa. the ease, w west to the Illareltalsea wimple. upon Iwore business, wino mart Of he mew of Gardener, whom he cossidered 'woof ILit Ito of Fowler and Co. in Howard-street, Will use of Isis masters, when M Gardener's teeming that he bid the silver articles in his pocket., he insisted on Mavis, them, and on his re. fueling is let him have these, be was attacked by 04e.leisev and a number of the Primmer*, said kept for abont two hours, when under rho fear of being murdered, he gave rip the properly, which wee afterwards sold to a silversmith or pswabroker io Ibe Borungh; the prodoce of the sale was applied to prying his debt, fur which he us. con. • Need in prisoo, cord he was is eorwequeiree released. He applied to the Magistrates Pt Union-Hell fur assisteure, the property having hers forcibly taker from his !wry'''. The Magistrate who was sitting at the lime informed lum he could Mot afford hint any redress*, as elk arkunwieded Mr. Gardener as one of his masters, and the lissome., had bee* tratn.actedforthim. He had given op tee remainder of the pro evsv under a threat of a Worried being Iskris out ageing' Peen for the traueactioa to compel bins to give it up to his employers. AM Altos ney attended for the Prisoner, anal contended that all he hail done in the hissiurs. was en a servant to his employers, receiving a small weekly 'salary, and he was boned to obey their commands, MO which he W4lll prepared to prove. Mr.Minshmll overruled the objection, anti said, be should certainly *end the gem' to Ise decided at the Seseiross, and shoold cell open the Prisoner to final bail to take his triad upon the charge in double see amount of the sum . f which the Prosecutor had hero defrauded, viz. himself in 5 0 1. 1111.1 too oureties in 751 earl., which he not being pro). viekd with, he was allowed to go to rite watehhouhe as a matter of accommodation in pieferessee to hit being rum- milte.l lo Tothill-lit Ids Brithew-ell. COUNTRY MA ItICRTS. WINDSOR, Novrissra 10. Whest,p. 111 Oslo 181 106 Rese►, per h r .. 34i to 40. Rarley, per 1d... 25. to 27s I Pease .... 4O. to 42s Oat■ ria to 27s Rye --a to —s READING, N lB. Wheat Sts to 69, Oil lOsts l7O to 24s Muhl 21. to 27s &I p. are .. 33. to 14s Beaus Old Wheat.... —s to —s STAINI3, Nevtassza 17. Wheat.. 111 10. to 11l Ss Prase per qr. 314 to 421 Rye Oats per qr DIVI DEN DS T. Colbeek, of iVestlionse, Tension; Ellis, of Culler b. Id, Biuglcy ; J. Wilks, mu. of Borley, Ode, ; W. of &adroit! •' sod J. Iluldswolb, of Morley, Bailey, Yorkshire flu...pi ne , s ll M. X Robb, Blackfriars roa ' , merchant ' 10 T. Hul gelt, Bermondsey Weft, grocer J. Arinit•ge,Slisil-Tlianits, morose 6. l'sylur and G. Jura in, Esuelisartb-sircei, msolifsetnicrs C. Repburo, Commercial wad, sum. on , T. mud R. Wood and W. Ts ougliecio, Cool:den, cum -- muu-Brewers M. Lynch, 3 p ilalfield ailk•manufacturer ll P. 11. Delaware, Rrusfuld, aneliunrer J. K. avail, Old Ca, entli.ls.strtrt, wine-meithalit D Bo9llop, Gleal Slum-I , or. el, uilhokt. ref I. Irvin, (100/Insaies 60.1., me. chant .1. Wrangle, A mwell, euarh-maale►. .. • • J. W. A. &mom and J. Walley, I.ime-sweet, osmium*, 12 S. Thomson, lied C. ' ua•..lreet, eillendeter. J. Itionkrr, ..ho, sr....unns zee C. Carr, Bridge Atreet Wisi, j, wctlrr J. Rsosay, Old Bruad.strret, me.thaul lO CERTIFICATES. T. Thompson, stn. E. Thompson, anti T. Thompson, J u n. of Nether Compton, Dorset. A tx-optuners.--W.GolrlsnorthY t of hue Tavern-fields, Mid,Arsex, rove msker.—G. Lock norm!, of Whitby, York, woollen..hoper.—J. Laugh All, of hillk.strert, ebenpaide, London, • Isnlesale-hotterdesher.— . . . . . , J Cartsaby, of Morpellt, Northumberland, eommost•hrt wer, —6. Cott ne, of Bat b.ean, London, pawn!). oker —J. Hirst, of Tower.str. et, Loudest, eoltuu-brukt r.-IV. Mille, of Oafe, d el ft rI, MI iddleamt, lista-draper. lo the course of lasi week sesersl deer were wor rird In Tankersley Perk. the iirsittrty of Ea I Frrz set LLlalill. This UtiluitUnale deprrtlAtious was liir iivrformatice of come young dogs belonging to the Sheffield pail. We uoth :tonna a representution was immediately mude of the circo omit:ince. which produced r vrry pt-Iste sod handsome counnuotca tllllll from Lord Alt t.ToN upon the object. We understand that the butchela are biddin4 such low pliers fur stick, that several graziers have begun to slaughtrr fur dientselver, and bring the eurc.asant to tu4rltst. In one instance, we know good wither asnittan idling. to consequence.. at htile wore than 5.1. per It.. Om of the niansifieturing diet refs lbw pike fur meat genentll3, —/Lnegit hisllis (neer./ Un Thutstlay evening, a lad of the naint of Panama. (onion...ly assaulted a gill. to whom it appears lie It as aitaehrd. iu a fit of jealousy, and attempted to cut her throat ; lie inflicted u deep 'wound in her neck, und lacerated her hoods, which roe had placed to protect her throat; he was takeu is • shunt time of.erwarils, acid has undergo,,e an rerummivation before the Magistrates, who have cum witted bliss until the fate of the unfortustate girl shill be ku awn.—She Is not consideltd to be out of danger.—(.Sciathumpion Pupa.) , • tale MO r'br g % m 4 .40 :rag .ase6ll . 7."1T1% aiws A shiaj 10 . 70, 11 "Ards& osunsf • • 4 " * Y* 1 :1 R 1 0; 11:1 ;4 8 7Y/ 3" / II ID W :tr irr N 7 V /:/ : I IP T 41 ::4 0 :If TT . . chtelOall, 4141,61 1 . 2 "1" 11. 5 .11, 1 1j 1, 1 ""v:> id 7 Thefts, Unlifflearil. jell. of Tunbridge. Kent, farmer, to • W MlLTlliat PROMOTIONS. • . .00 • s .s° ll7 , e r rn a i r l e i ri t a( d il d . s a ne i r l t ; Nt l b"4lllllll" ,a•do lweal n b : r li A l it hl u i ri t ie "."ll : 6 , " ll l)ret r. ikult lll a b beg ls: 7 30 1:ra i tis i frIBPAIIIIPa, November 17, 1420. DIVIDENDS 4h Retkwewl of Deagwere Ganeele-Laentesiant Jobs Caul- Deeember 16 J. Phipps, of Duke.streel, Portland-place. Geld to 1w Captain, by purchase, rice Ferguson, who. re- Middiesex, and of Maidenhead, Burks, tailat i op tires-dated Noreiuh.r 9, 1820. at Guildhall, Lourdes. Costal Henry Aregusens Langley to he Lieutenant, by mar- December 16 R. Crombie. of Chelsea. 11101illessug; weeteiteller, . owe, vice Caril6el.l-daled as above. at twelve, at Guildhall, 1ard.,,.. ' Charles Wedderlrurn tVebsier, Gene. to be Cornet. by par- December 11. J. Thowmniv, of Plineliesier, bookseller, at dense, vice Lawgley-dated as shove. ten, at the Dug T flllanehesier. 3d Regiment of Foot Guards-laeotenasit 51 1 (bieres December 16..1. Bateman and W. Cielleard,Of Saia John's from the 811th Fool, so be Lieutenant, vice Beighort, who drool, Weal Snaillifleld, iftddleres, 'brinbarisaiters, at exchanges.-alared as rwelve, as Guildhall, Losable 6th ditto-Cornet Atl:.1.1111 %Valhelk, re Mil half pay of the December 19. J. Moody, Isle of York-mews, Paddingto., 21.1 Light Drag.•unii, to be Corner, vice John Henry Whir- street, at. Al aey.le- a, but now of ii,e Ki. t . noire, who exchanges, reek iviu‘ differearce-dated as Bench Prison, livery.siable krer r, al eleven, nt (I, 41 above. hall, London. Pith Regiment of Toot- tient/mint Jolla APCroursoes, from November 21. W. Gallas., of Leadeoliall.market I. half•pay 78th Foot, to be Liriesen oil, vice Alexander 6shemoseger, at tow, at Boyd, who exchanges, receiving the differeuce-dated Oc- Di crusher 11. T. Joao., of Bristol, brush-maker, 41 our , tuber 26, 1820. the Commercial. Rooms, Bristol. ditto-Lieutenant Samuel Green, from half-pay of the December 11. J. Harrison, late of Saxilby, I.ineoln, Regiment, Ito he lirtotewnnl, vice William 14111, who ex• nierelrant,•t 'rood she 31askhain Moor lon. Notiingbar. changes, receiving the difftrenceet-dated November 9, December 9. S. R. Philips and B. P. Poking, ~t 1aw„,,,,,, 1820. Iwokers, at owe, at the Star and Gorier Tavern, PNra 251 h dolts-Lieutenant Thomas Stewart robe C'a lira i with. dm .streer, Liverpool. nut purchase, vice kPl.reen, app o inted to the Nth Royal December P. J. Orr, of Ratge.yaril, Butklersbury, London, Veteran Battalion-dated as strove "rarebits., at tee, at Goildlialt. Ensign D. , vid Dickson, 1., be Liessollnt, vice Sterrart..-tdated December 9. J. hauler, of flarge•yard, Bueklersbory, L ow . as above. tt don, merchant, as ten, as Guildhall. Bendall Frederick Noyes, Gent. to he Ensign, vice Dickson, 1 December 13. W. Thomas, late of Little Maecle, -slated as above. farmer, al eleven, at Ilse New Inn, Leelhory, Hereford. 2711, ditito....En-igo James M. Ogilvie, front the P7th Tool, Deretnher 16. T. Rains, of lleur.strect, Lriecaler-Sekls, Atki n) be Ensigw, vice Stafford, .1 bo exchnieges-dated as dies( x..wholo sale perfumer, at ten, at Guildhall, Lund,- ' above. December IS. A. Noraell, of Tewkesbury, Glom-eater, Iw . moll dater-Jobe Skeffington Torrent, Gent. to lie Ensign, draper, at twelve, at tie Hop-pole Inn, Worcester. without purchase, Trice V•rsall, app red Ist Ow 50th Foul December 16. W. R. Reeili r. of Straitord•green, Essex, •.e. -dared tbriolwr 26, 1820. Loather, at tea, as Guildhall. London. 501 k ditto -Ensign Joh., Va.sall, from the 38th Fool, to be December 4. S. W. Homes, of Bireningliam, toleaccuuiss, Ensign, without purchase, vire Tureens, whore appoint- eleven, at the Castle low, Birmingham. meet has not taken place-ilaled tllclober 26, 1820. December 10. T. Dohs**, of Kendal, Westmoreland, 51.1 ditto-Lieutenant IVilli4eir Henry Elliott to be at eleven, at the Slat Poo, MaischeMer. Captain, by purchase, vice Beardsley, why retires-dated CERTIFICATIES.--Drcniorit 9. November 9, 1810. 65th ditto--Surgeem John Mekeary, M.D. from the 02d C. Harris, of Bradford, Wilts, tanuer.-J. VVbilehead, Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Desishow within Noddleworth, York, cl o ihi e r.-W. M o Dowell, decessed-dated Ot tuber 12,1620. late of Portico, Manta, glaseumereicint.-1. Loci h and - Hincheliffe, of Cateatou-street, wholesale 'mower Roth ditto-Lieutenant Sammie! Paul Baghott, Irons the 3d id J. Toner, of Brislol, woollen drapers.-J. Eraus, of lb bite+, Light I/ragman% so he Lieut.-nano. Vice /11.1.1reen, who ex haeler.-J. %Vest, late of little Newport-street, Aliddlesea, changes-glared Novi entwe 9, 188/, 67th StaffOrll, from the 27th of baberdasber.-C. Ellis, of Birmingham, Sawa. J, Foot, be Ensign, vice who exchanges-dated New Sarum, clothier. as above. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Soils Thomas, Gent. to lie Erisigo, without A. Gordon, C. Gordon, sod W. Kitiglit, of Goswell-etr, purchase, vice King, promoted-dared August 1, 1814. St. Luke's, Middlesex, distillers, us far a. regard. A. Gordon. Rifle Brigailet-Lieu walnut John Charles Hops so be Cap- Auplei 1 , 1820.-W. Rhoades mid T. Billings, of Fulham rain, washout pure Ins.-, tee Cheviots., •opoinied to the Bridge-yard, Bromprou, Middlesex, harkoeyarro. September 4th Royal Veteran liaital -dated Nureuiliti 9, 1820. 29, 1820 criichte, and J. W. Bell, of To be First Lieutenants. brewers, Nov. usher 11, 1820.-W. Homes and It. Fiw;o., Lieutenaut Charles &whin. t. from hall-pay 4.f iteCiinent, of l'uoleod and I.edbury, Herefurdstriie, - attorneys, tie toietr vire Daniel Forbes, who exeliariges, receiving taw differ- 26, 1820.-R. Oliver and T. Short, of Illell's.buddiogs, IEIIM-staled November 01, 1920. Saliebury.iinuare, Loudon, nod of Oxendemstieet, Ilay.inar. Si mid Lieutenant Edward Otter, vice Hope-slated Novelle- Ices, IVesionini.ter, engravers, November 11, 1820 -T. her 9,1620. - - -- Deane and J. I l ickeriog, of Windsor, Bear, cheirei.te, November 3, 1820 -E. Ede and G. West, of Csasiowaro et. road, St. George in the East, stimiccreasons, March 25, -J. DOMPICS, J. Downes, and J. Davies, of Liverpool, au I at Buenos Ayres, September 18, 1816.-A. Mitchell and J. C. Francis, of Stowcourt, Curahill, Losolou.. &Horner, August 28, 11120. lit Rnyal VI-tenon Battalion. Brevet Maitre John Statusloss, (moo the bib Royal Vetere& Battalion. lo be Captain. vier Geosge liaslehavo, who re turns to his twiner repletion an the Retire-ill List—dated as shave. 41h Royal Vetertim Battalion. Captain Edward Chawner, Gun. the Rifle litheatle, to be Captain, vice Courlay, whir referee to his turner elitist. thin un the Retired I,..t—dated . above. Bth R. y4l Veteran Rana:inn. Revel Major (ruin the 25tli Foot, to he Captain, vier Staunton. ;inputted to the I.t Royal Vete_ ran liattalture...lated UP alum,. HOSPI FAL STAFF. ammim. PRICE OF SUGAR. The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar. com puted from the Retains oak irate seek ending the day of Neve=her, 1820, is 354.11141. per hundred weight, ex. elusive of the duties of customs paid or payable ilirteou ua the importatiun theveof isle Great Britaiu. Assistant-Surgeon James Gilder, from the 1171 h Font, In he &twon to the Forces, vice Nicoll , promotol—dated as shove. HanputehAssistant William White, from half pay, to he HospitaLAssihtaiit to Ihn Fotees, vice Teivisice, promoted its the 1711 a Foot--&lated November 1, 18211. M ratomawnvat. The appointment of Quartermaster Surte.r, from the Rifle Briasik, to be Ensign in Ike nth Royal Veteran Ram. Inas, and the promotion of Qoartermaster•Seijeani Hill to be Quartermaster iu the Rifle Resta,le in succession, an stalril in the Gazette of 28th March last, have out t iken place. e..notatission in Ike Novi Battalion of Banta signed by the Vice•Liestexanf of Ike Costa, of Soma _ _ . _ •iri pion Ff. Buick Pragucll, Geld. 10 be Lieutenant, vice L•rpent --tlAted Ociuber 13, 11111/. BANKKUPTS. Henry White. of Strand lane, Strad& Middlesex, printer, to suirender, November 25, Lkreraber 2, and 30, at tin, at London. A ti.ir ury s, Mtssrs. Bishop and Score, Tolienlion.e.yard, Muria Kluiz, now laic of Brithihrlimtosie, Sussex, men. to sursesider, Novendwr 25, Decensher 9, stud 3 0 , at el. ern, at Coilldhall, London. Attoria. y, Mr. Champ, Chasietry•lanc, Edward Smith, of Green Lettuce-lane, London. tea. dealer, to surrender, No%enther 25, Der ember 9, and 30, at eleven, at Guilt:ball. Attorneys, Messrs. Western, Tees. dale, mid Symes, FesichArels.street. Thomas Landon, of Ilarged, Cheater, salt•inainifae. hirer, surrendi r, IVrattnberW 9, and 30 ai eleven, athe Sporlausina's him, Nut iliwich. Attorneys, Air. Keol, Clifford's Inn, Lumina; and Mr. Nonage, Nurihwieli. Charles Harris, of Winchester, Southanipt ))))) saddler, to surrender, December It, at two, 13, at ten, and 30, at ion, at the flack Swats Isan, Winchester. Attorneys, Mes•rs. Tilbury and Lanedate, Faleou -111.4fr, Louden; and Mr. R die, Winchester. Georee Hewett, of the I:4leAlile-Hrium, near Henley riposi.Thinotti, Oxford, beaker, to suireuder, Novi-tuber 28, December 30. and 30, at twelve,. at Guildhall, Loudon. Artorrirys„ Mr. Holmes. Great James.streed, Bedford-run ; and Mr. Grover, kiiies'iletich.nalk, Temple. Andres , Patey, Lite of Plymouth, but stow of tYcat Tells month, DtV4.ll, hisilder, to surreuiter, November 29, Da amber 1, cud 30, at cleeitn, at the &dived Hotel, Ply mouth. Attorney*, Mr. Youtic, Charlotte-row, Mauston house, Londoti; and %Ir. Will4alr, Stuitehuusie, Devon. Charles Atkinson, of Huddersfield, York, oserebaut, to surrender, December 9, at six, 9, and 30, at eleveu, at the George Ilan, Huddersfield. Amami's, Mesa a. Jot-mob and Bentley, Hiiildersfle:ii; and at their 01Eire, B•samgball street, Loudon. N'tlliauu I.olllllell, !steer Ringwood, Southampton, butcher, to .urrrndr►, November 24, 2b, and D.evusbar 30, at eleven, ■1 the Greyhound lou, fllaudford-Form, Dorset. Atiur bey., Mertes. Tama and Pre.mu, Colemao-atreet, lanadou and Mr. Mille, Sturnatuater-Nertou.Gavtle, Gormoslior. Stephen Itsi!y, of Bradford, butcher, to surrender, November 44, 25, and December 30, at i twelve, at the w Bear lon, &milord. Attorney*, Messrs. DAN, SOU, sod Nlerethilo, Culla/lA-street, Loudon ; auJ Mr. Smote, Bawl. George Dainiurit, late of Grp:ford, Kent, snap. soaker, bs a sun etteer, sea d n•r 28, Dvretnsuor 3, and 311, al lea. at Lumluss. Atlor , Marra. !towers awl Nuu, Ilanrbestrr•buildiufs, Weal nosaaler. Hersaut,oi Wispplioc•ol tett, carpenter, so it. Mr, Icovemhtr 21, 28, suit Dec. oilier 30, at eli veil, at Guild hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Shave, Fesichurch suites. Daniel Fels Mire, of Raildeork, Heria, cooper, to surrvisiler, Novensber 24, December 1, sad 30, al leo, at (nsIJhaII, London. Attorney, Mr. Sweet, Eilviard•aireet, Mickleton. road. John Ellie, of 1 :merlon row, Newington, Surrey, baker, tw ourreoder, Novelaser 45, Illeresulter 1, and 30, at twelve, •1 Guildhall, !Atomism. Attorney, Mr. Benton, Union-Street, Suesultwarli. Steplien T4r•aiter, of Surpleloursl, Kepi, tallow.cbandler. tor sari ruder, Nom caber 21, 20, dud December 30, al demo, PRICES OF CORN. Average Prices of Cons of Castanet 3,1.1 Walra, by tl , e Quarter of Eight Wiscitesier lisakelo, and of 4 Mistral p.r bull of 1401 n. avoirdupois', (mom the ref tiros received is the week tooled the lith Novesaber, 1820. a. a is Ir. 32 a. d S. 4 s. d. s. d 59 2 35 11 29 4 20 7 38 0 i. • ..._ --. s. d. HORRID MURDER.—EarIy on Tuesday morning last, it was discovered that a cottage-6144e, mar Sutton Bridge, Wilts, inhabited by • woman named JUDITH PEARCE, had been bruises emu during She preceding night, and the prow woinari must stshittnouly murdered, by repeated blows and wounds nu her A gipay, stained Edward Buckhimd, whom she had refused to relieve • short time past, and aho lad, in consequence, set tire to the thatch of her home, was suspected and appre hended for the murder, of which lw is found wi l ily by the Coroner's Inquest, and committed for trial •t the next Assizes. A Gentleman, Capt. K. bat been h►l:rnri in Cork Gaul, for mortally wouricbrig a aorvatit at • few d.iya ago, with a inu.krt.—(Waterford Mirror.) - PRICE OP /MOCKS ON SATURDAY. Bonk Stock .. 218 219 I Intim pr. 3 per Ct. Red.... 68 Smith Sets Stuck...76f 3 per Ct. C 005... 693 a Old Amenities .... 68 31 per Ceut. 77 ^I New AiimPtieo ....69t 4 per Cents. B6 3 I Ex. Bills. 2..5 3 4 3 pr. 5 per Ct. N. Au. 1052 I Lottery Tickets 231. las. Bk. L. Au... 17; 13.16' Cu,,.. for Acc....69111 BIRTH. On the IRth inst. the Lady of Jame. Langdale, Esq. of Lavender HIV, Surrey, of a sou. MARRIAGES. On Tuesday laat.Captai• George IlVyndhom, R N. son of Ibe Huu. Wm. Wysadhain, and nephew in the Earl of Egre. mow, to Jame, il.nghter of lb* Rev. W. Roberts, Vice. Pi 9.• ociat of Eton College. Ou Thursday se:might, at Flsmpton chore+, H T. Lid dell, list, eldest son of Sir Thomism H Ravetisworth Castle, Durban, to Isabella Norma., t•'•',.t slaughter of Lord George &gooier. - 11. V 1 an d a. d 39 6 DEATHS. llfrinday Imo, at liiistingtos, is Siswww. Emily Anse, 'Meat daughter of Augustus Fitakardiuge Berkeley, and four yeses. (to Mowlay last, at his marine Villa, in Susses, is hit 75ili year, the vewrrable Putt, W. Bayley, EN.; he panel der la .t thirty-five years of his life iu "(Arens. at sad ate. • lion 11050 the world. His juvenile productions are churl , iu the hands of his particular frieurl" ;- lie scarcely pnblal••d any musk lirfiere his judicatorial war. inalured ; he was a polite achular. His hoe( narks are—The Lae .d At oa, and Itumney, Triumphs of Temper, Odes to Ilaaard, Eta*. man, and Runin.y ; bin dramatic wWka iu ryhor-1.or•1 Russell, Marcella, Consoiswer (they were attempted on the state, but without success); Okl Muhl*, ned visions otLea fugitive pieces. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LOPiDON BRIDGE,. Alarmist ta2 after - 1. I Eveailag 23 after 2 Prinieil and Published al Tao BRITISIS Pons and Tata Oifict, No. 127, Strand, by C, CORN V% FLA, ui the Stroud. 41 .~ U W 111 11 II 0 • H I.