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110.41 UPON . SIR HUDSON LOWE. From Ihe" Cobra!, d4drerliscr!') !'..me Wag in this town hotly plasoll iiff a hoax span the pri , rot Governor of Si. Helena, General Sir Hodson Lowe. to the month of November last, a letter was aihlrrssed to, Lim, elatiwg dial a widow lady, of the name of Drury, had shed here, and by her wi!l lirquerithed to Sir Hartman 1,0001. in cash, soil oliontes and plots in this town to the valise of 2-0 0 01: sod of her basing appointed Lawrence ConiyihEOl. (ip whose name the letter was written to Sir 11.) est cotiir oonslorepiesting Sir Hooilsoo's directionis us to the panne,. is abigh the lwquisits were to be dirposed of; sad reconmietidi ; pg Hudson to semi some person or. r to 41311 .'1 in -take possession of the premises, as there VMS a gentlevnine ..f eiteroachnog eelrbi iry who might other wM. throw down the headings, owlet pretence of improving Air luau. The letter was sent 141 London, snit from thence, l.y senor of the - Setrelarits of State, forwasiled to that iit,:e Ptitudise,. St-Helena. Sir Htsdsoa war pitting in Cumin: opoir some complaint mails by ad-drone. Emperor, upon the eiontimee of his yesterday's meal, when his litter arrived. In monoeut the soh nosily of the °crash eee which assembled them way iornuiten, rind esorspioirril at the grateful reniembrauce in whiplo he was held by the Inhabitants of a town where the Lire family had its origin, he announced this happy liilisics to his gaping amatory. Sir Mid...in C.lOl/1 1101, 1101V..Ver, permit the diminution of his trusty band by immediately seeding ti f i permits to take poesession of his astray esl ate he, bovrower, addressed the executor in terms of heartfelt sati•factlro; tlvOikeil Mr. C. for his attention to his (Sir intere-t, end npprising loon that he hail drawn on loin iitlerione of don, at Mort'' lime days eight, for 1,0001. sterling. request ing els.' to have en itnmedinte survey rood maps made of the I.tc.iteo 4 . an d a Cell of that part of the will sent to him in wlerh the dear ilrpartgd had so kindly recollected him ; and trot ridicre in fecal form should be seired upon the Gentle 1111'M oho hail imagined the property might be his, and who wished to encroach on his (Sir Hudson's) estate; nekton*. ledr WM1 . 111141! that Galway hail seen the first sun of his pi" s roy shine aria him ; a nd hares it entirely to his • ~ ,..or to distribute amongst his townsmen some token of ler.,llretioll of the place that gave him birth. It rod) , mow remains for us to state the disappointment oc casioned by seceiving Ibis letter, freed by moue of the high mothoritoes of iloe State, with a seal 11114/14 it of the size of a solersisle cream shrew, which, upon ils first reaching the lisente, mode his hear bent a ith high hope: bat, elst ! this palpitation noon subsided tiro finding it con. tied Sir H. Lose 's letter, with one hum Messrs. Counts "io! Co. reresirsting to know, should they tieguciate the draft • for 1000/. 111 L rillsA or Irish comer), as Sir Hudson hail, io tie hurry of the moment, occasioned, no doubt, by his e e,tary, ! , got to slate in which it should be paid. N 1l —Notwithstanding the nheve hoax we have ester tniiied that Mrs. Drury is certainly dead, but to whom her di selves is macaronis as her will has out bees b:iniglit in and proved ns yet. A METROR. In the Grcetwell fields. near Lincoln, on Wednesday shoot fifteen minutes past set•en o'clock in the eveninz, we very brilliant mettur appeared, of a must beautiful pale • aloitit the size of a man's Mud when closed. At first it ilescenilefl with considerable rapidity from the south • with • tail appareufly about two fret lung, of a fit , y r•.l, which stem entirely disappeared, kat ing 3 nearly rewind body, rer► Noniron', which then descended at an easy rite ci ii premed to tome in contact with a tree, when it disap. stiogctiter, without any uoese, not more than three b , dred yards firolll aeterd genthineu, who SSW it very distinctly. DREADFUL EFFECTS OF LIGHTNING. Monday week, between twelve and one, at Smithwell N•Atinglownshire, the air hail been tincummooly close and retry preliously to the gathering of a storm, which hung • vet. the town for some time, when a most vivid flash of I 4htning took place, with an immediate clap or crack of Oiinder, like the collision of two hard boilits, bat by ou means rescruhlin4 the winal noise of taonder. It was sawn al:+coterril that the stable of Mr. I , Jlkner, over which was; a ...ember fine, lad been struck by the lightning, which pent ing the building by the iron rod's acting as a conductor, destroyed every thing in its course, and struck with instant at •aili a rateable horse. The young gentlemen of Mr. I't ltwr'v academy, were all at the same time in the play round eiljiliniag the building, but most providentally escaped the dreadful effects Mr this artful visitation. A letter dated logouville (near Hav►e), August es, pays—" The vintage of this year will be so pro ductive througfrOot France, that an immediate re duction of 50 per cent. in the price of wines is ex reeled ; but the heavy rains iu July so completely Ilia the curls, that the wheat will not average more Ciao 50llia. the Winchester bushel in ■ny of the provisiers." Coionel LIMB succeeds. as heir at law, to the I estates of the late Rev. Dr. Jscssos ; his personal 1 protterty he hoe bequeathed to his godson, a youth of a must exemplary character. Among his Iteottepts. the Learned Doctor save to each of his Jodi-Waren (who were of his own selection from !tie villager* of Felphses) • hat, round-frock, half boots. and 21. Stilt HENRY ETHIMINGTOV. — The following is • literal copy of n paper, in the Baronet's own writ log. attached to the lid of his coffin when taken to the Otter of inttrtnent : H It' you shall courts, the Lord Jews Christ, and believe in yoler faint that God has raised him lien) the dead, you shall be saved. *Such the prospects that nri.c 6' To the flying Christian's • yes ; “ Such the glorious vista Faith " Opens thru the shades of Death^ Sir HENRY ETHERINGTON, Bart. Died 16th August, lu 1819, the 88th Year of his Age. Cirridars were issued to convene a Spacial Meets irK of the Members-of the Devon County Club, to roke i nto consideration the late trausactious at I.liticheater, to be held on Friday last, at the London •Itin. Easier. 7ke Exeter Flying since• reeeiied, stairs, however, that Mr. CLENcti . (the Imitllord) had refused the use of his 1141111 W fur the poillase, and adds—v 6 We have out been able • to escettaiii whether any other has berth obtained for' the Meeting to be held." Th e 51:leor o f Norwich has seceded to a Requi sition to calla Meeting , to consider the late &pith. sable transactions at Manchester. The Norwich Requisitton is signed by persons of the first respecs tittniity. The inanufictutity districts. continue tranquil : much discontent netertheless lies beneath the sur f ire : the Radical Reformers are described &Per t re.itoo;ly violent in and near Oldham. To avoid ii.e:ettsing the excise duties, parties club together, and brew ale at private houses, where they assemble to drink it and. talk politics : the regular public houses are almost deserted.—( Shrewsbury Clirosi.j At rite sale of the late Mr. GRANT'S rams at Wy. ham. near Loath. on the 2d instant, 10 of theta were sold for 354/. 105. averaging 351. 9s. each. One (lot 43) was bought by Mr. Caowsom, of Six Iloilo, in Lincolnshire, for 531.: it is from Mr. At.- Letrilra mid Mr. CHAPLIN'' , noted breed of sheep. The sale was numerously attended. POLICE'. SUILDIIALL. Tlwesete Peel underwent all examination on Saturday, on a charge of feluily. Mr. Owen, a painter and glazier, stated, that he took the Pri r out of the Refuge for the Destitute, nod gave him employ as ■ labourer, to Assisi his melt who were at work at Mr. in Lothhitry, where lie contrived to steal certain •irt lel , . of wearing appart.l out of one of the drawers. No pail of the property living found, nod there ' w ing no ntto.r , vi.knce neanso the Pres •r hot his own confession, whirl'', it app.•nred, he bail been, ilulneed Its snake tit a promise Of f.irgiveneiis, the M's us' rale ga i t ), l ie fr:vrd be insist be aischar g etl, unless Mr. Owen could produce other testimony. Mr. Owen then said, he had a further charge against the Prisoner; lie Lail sent him to a gentleman in Thange.alley, to receive a small hill, with whirls he absconded, and hail not been heard of until be was a?nrehenoleil. The person who paid the Prison, , , the money nut being in attendance, he was remanded. 130W-STREL7. ITANTON OUTRAGE. On Saturday two brothers, named liNle, and a young nem mow d Ifuud, were charged by a I uhf Jew, named So with tweaking his head, nod 4/111CrWibe maltreat ing him. The Complainant was shout seventy years of age, and Ins appearance bespoke Stir c tniseration of all who saw him. Ile wits going try the shop of the Defeo,lnnis, and one of !hem, tinder llT,ltllee of selling Into some clothes, called him in, and bade him came up stairs. At the top of tbe first llight there was a lisp. tour, which one of the Lie. fendanta het,' tip unlit the poor old Israelite had gut within its teach, when it w:at let down n.e his head, and he fell, stunned with the blow. to the bottom of the stairs. While he was lying there his aitsailatits poured a quantity of filthy water on lion; and he rose in so deplorable a state as to be scarcely able in teach home. The Magistrate severely repreh - aoled the unmanly con duct iif the Defend int., 81111 told them, that unless Situ,' made the Cotop!aiiiant a proper rompensation, he st Id require them to give heavy sureties for their appearance ut the Sessions. The Defendants, who had previously seemed Iu 11.11(.1111 the matter as a mere frolic, now gladly acceded to the Magistrate. , suggestion, and insole the poor old man a pre scut fur the injorir a be had sustained. John I :Orton, a rmions looking diminutive old man, was rhargrd with numerous acts of cruelty towards his wife, and, among oilier things with stabbing her with a carving knife. Mrs. Dobson stated, that having, for a long time, borne the most cruel *realm , lit her husband, she was at length compelled, fur the safety even of her life, to have him apprehended. Some time :Igo he had a large legacy left bun by a relation, and since that lie had not been sober fur a single day. Every night when he came home tipsy, be beat her in the most brund manner. On Friday night he crone home in the usual state, and seizing a calving-knife, plunged it into bee side. rurtnitately, before he could re. peat the blow, some iwesons 111 liol• house, alarmed by her cries, came in and prerviitcoi further mewhief. The wound he inflicted was not deep enough to cause any serious injury. —Comutitied. llAtLlofoU6tt• ST R TET. On Saturday Michael Heyden was brought up for se axamination, and fully commilited, charged on sospiciou of having stolen, ou the :Id of May last, from • Gentleman nams el Emlnten, a parcel containing • quantity of diamonds, rubies, and other precious stones, to the value of ',early VO!. The Prosecutor 'dated that he hail the property safe in his possession on the monolog of the slay in question, but iliss covered the same afternoon that the packet was nsissing; he lust nu time in making inquiries, but could never arrve at any knowledge of the property till within the last four days, when lie accidentally learned that a suspicious•louking per son was stopped by n jeweller in Oxford-street, whilst offer lug for sale a variety of coloured stones, for which he could not satisfactorily accost's.. On seeing them, he immediately r. cognized them as part of the property lie had lost. He hAti also since discovered that the Prisoner had disposed of a ruby to Mr. llsluny, of New Bond street, for luf. whirls, upon inspection, he also identified as part of the property. The Pristine', who was put to the bar on Thursday last, behaved very sullenly, and refused to tell whiz or what he was. He hos since, however, confessed that his name is Heyde's; that shout three years ago be was a porte► to a firm iu Fleet.street, hilt fur the last two years hail been wholly out of employ; has lived as he could, and till within the last five months had not slept in a bed fur full two years. He said he found the property. KORSIIIF4TR[ [ T. BL.%CKHORSE FAIR. it ws• slated last week that the Magistrates were deter mined, if ?assible, to suppress this fair. The Churchwar dens of Shoreditch on Saturday renewed their application to the Sitting Magistrate, to r hom they stated, that notwith standing their prohibition, a great many booths and stalls had been erected, although the fair does not commence until to morrow (Tuesday). The Magistrate immediately sent the whole pone of officers and constables to the place to warn those who had already pitched their tents there away. *Poe officers soon returned, and told his ‘Vorship they met the man who was appointed Deputy by the Proprietor of the feud, hut he haul not power, be said, to deviate from hi s master's instructions; be could only receive the money of those who offered it. The officers added, that the people who had paid their money fo► the ground were willing to depart, provided the money was returned, but their request was not likely to be complied with. The Magistioe di. reeled the officers to renew their visit that night and the fol lowing, and if they refused leaving the ground, they must be brought before him by a warrant. TOW (MAIL, THE DRAY MEN AND THE COACHMEN. Saturday a number of carters and slraymen were summon ed to the Justice-room, before Alderman 1. J. Smith, for driving their teams with Wog reins, in imitation of hackney coachmen, and other acts of misconduct, to the great danger of the public. Several carters and draymen were convicted of sittintz on the shafts while driving. The latter contended they had as good a right to do so as baekney.coachineu, and expresso! a determination to appeal, in order to ascertain that point of law. - - The General Palmer, Captain TayscoTT, for Ceylon and Madras, has arrived at Portsmouth from the Riper. - - oi, the opening el the Chester Assize Court, on Monday morning, the CHIEF JUSTICE observed, that complaint had been made to him, that one of the javelin-men had refused to admit two Ladies into the Court, sinless they gave him some money. Ile wished it to be understood by all employed in that Court, that every body had a right to enter it, and he regretted that any one •could have had the audacity to refuse admission, mikes he was paid for it, as a reward. It was a most disgraceful and scandalous proceeding ; and he requested the Under-Sheriff • to take steps to discover the of fender, in order that he might be immediately dia. charged. The two-needle branches of Nottingham and its neighbourhood, are still suffering extteme priva. tions, by holding out to obtain a regulation of the trade. The people have drugged into town from the country, on waggon., the frames of those mas ters alto have not agreed to the Statement Prices. The Duke of NEWCASTLE has visited Nottingham, and before leaving the town, sent a communication to the Frame-work knitters' Committee, offering every information and facility io Isis power to those workmen who wished to emigrate to the Cape of Good liope. Many respectable manufacturers hove pl4dged themselves to agree to the Statement Prices ; and is subscriptiou has been set on foot on brhylf of the distressed worktnen.--(Startford Illorcury.) THE TUR ' f•. CUTLERS' FEAST. DONCASTER RACES. • • Forty little howl are entered for t h e Great 41. Letzer nt I 1 meaater, on the 201 it ioatant. S e lof them have Alremly arrived at Doncaster; whoa; are Mr. Croekie.ril'A 10. C. Sonia, hy S hm. • by dam; ttli.l ha b. c. Tablet, by 11411:1.52 Irii, out Of a ss.ter to Iteenenab r :MC( I . . . The anniversary Feast of the Cadent' Coispany was held yesterday week, at their Hall in Church" street, Sheffield; on which ocerision the waiter eat. ler. John Hninisfielti. Esq. hid the blown to mrn''' tertain the County Members (Lord Milton mid Mr. Stuart Wortley). Bud nearly the whole of the Magistrates *cling for this district. trig. Sir Wed. Bagsliawe, the Rev. ; 4 1uart Corbett, Rev. Wm. Al. • Jerson, Henry Walker, Esq. lee. &c. together with ' . Lieu teuant-Colotiel Ogilvie, and the officers of t h e. TVIEsDAY, SEPTI/ABtil 7. 4mh Dragoon Guards.—The •:iale of the enter. Sweepstakes of Stew. each, 10. T., ft. for 3.ss olds; piss Minium!, • comprehending •the dinner, dewier', and t est. 31h.; fillies S.A.—L*4 mile awl cline quarter,-(%4 wines, was of ii very superior description, and highly nairseribess.) complimentary to the taste and liberality of Mr. Watt's b. r. by Tilendeyboit. wit of Torn Tit's dans 1 the master cutler, us well as to the distinguished Sir J. G. Egrriou's b. c .Gantliorpe, by Ilroilerskelf 11 's U . c. Alfred, by Fitz Teaz!.. 3 characters who honoured it with thei r presence. M.' Bell Sir J. Dying a be. e. Sir Arthur, 11 S.ircerer Perhaps there has not' been for *some years a festival 2tol on Mr. Water. til!y. Won easy. provided, that has been more calculated to revive Sweepstakes of 31tga. each, with 4.20/. fo ld e d, f,,, , a ll , r ., the recollection of former times, or the lios p italitiee Three rails.—(4 subscribers ) that were accustomed to lie practised on the like Mr. Garforli's hr. c. by Sir Pant, oat of Marcia, 4 yr. otil, occavioit. Oil the master catier's proposing the sta. M. Noble) health of the cou nty Member', Lord Milton ob. Mr. Iliiithigwortli's h. r. Steamer, 4 yrs 0,1, 0a.11,11... served, that the minim' why lie did not notice the kind. Cot . lii ug 's be. e. Master Beverley. 4 yrs old, Sst. 311, 3 Even beating on Eleanor, 2 to 1 agst Master Beverley, ness with which his tether's health had been drunk. t •orl 4to I :rest Mr. Garforth's coil.—A cood race. as Lord Lieuterialit of the West Riding, was time Filly l'u 1 1 itiii.l t orn'', &e. or all sees--Heats, two miles cztrectation that he might have another upportue mitt. and dins include what he hard to say in one L oo t Srarlirongh's hrat a half r colt, by Tlitiniterbo'l, uddress. lie assured the e conparty, that his father's 4 yrs oh!,ist. 1311 i. (G. ;orison) . 1 1 desire was to exercise his atithorily its such a mats- Mr. Garforili's gr. c. Pyrataia, 3 yrs old. ikt• Ilk—. 2 2 nee as to promote, if pos,:ble, tile li.ipricas and Si' t%. %lore's hr. c. 'llwee-to-thae, 3 yrtli 6,1 • 41b... 3 3 interest of all classes of hi' fellow-inilijei:iz , , and to give all that attention to their relative eases which circumstances end occurrences required. His Lord ship acknowledged the obligations lie lay under to the town of Sheffield ; that in many iiistancer he had felt them, but iii porticular during the period of his lath election, when Iris onxioos desire to pay his re spects to the freeholders in person, was only restrained by the interference of his medical advisers. The kindness of his frievd., however. oil iliat occasion. had been most conspicuous, and dime more than croak, have been expected from his own reel - fluor. nee was it possible for the impression which was niade at that time to be ever etficed. Such were the advantages he reaped from the rolourary see vices of his committees, that throughi life they must live in his remembrance. It WPM here that the starting tear and tremulous accent afforded suffi cient evidence of his Lordship's feeliogs being sin- PONTEFRACT ME ri NG. wcovreDAY. The 611,1 Cep, VAille itlOgs. with Op. tiddel, fur all a;cs. • - - - Four mitre. Ik. Illetshlsnwtl4'. 1.. c. Rlriilmaaatleas. by Camilla, 4 yrs obi, N=t. (W. Scott) E b. c. Roman, by email ar, 4 yrs 614, 8.4. Mr. G. Fs,Cis rb. tn. Trictrac, 5 yrs old, 84. 81b. Mr. E. Peire"p h. in. Apulia, 5 yrs. al.l, Wit Mb 4 Mr. Garfurtli's ch. f Can:disc. 4 yrs ol.i, 741. 131 b. 6 to 4 ea Rimliumatitlin&. Match for 100 r. each, li ft —Once ressitl. Mr. Itsaby's b. h. The Geunt. r, pgrol, Itrt. (the owner) 1 Mr. Chadwick's b. It. President, it yes uld. 91b. (lfr. T. Sykes) . Fifty Pomitlß, for iooret a, du. of all nere.—:Hetite t une mile mid ibree qoarters Wise. h. f. Coiinte Gio I, t. hoth:erbult, 4 yrs 121 b. (W. Manua) Sir.l. Ferrier.% b e. Gaiiihorpe. 3 yrs, 6.1. 2 2 Sir W. Slibleee br. c. Three-to-thie, 3 yes, 60. 411, 3 dr • core. Mr. STUART WORTLEY expressed manuring similar In those of his Lnni•hip, and hoped that the interests confided to hi• care, during the last Seg. sion of Parliament. bad rec•tvtd that degree of attention which their inspornnice merited. Lie could never hr inseiteible to what t egar,leel the inte rests of Sheffield, nor to the pleasure of protuuttaig them by all the means that Ins public capacity afforded. The company Mt the truth of Mr. Wortley's assurances, and were convinced that his past con duct was the best pledge for big future. being sensi ble that neithrr time nor trouble had been spared by him, when his duty as a legislator thin indrd the use of either one or the other. S'atffield, in particular, daring the last Session, fully experi enced the truth of this remsrk, and had ample plod of Mr. Wortley's zest and activity in her cruse. TRWRIWAT. Sweepstakes of 'XIS. earl), for two year old colts. Sat. 31b ; Silica, Set. last Subwribers.) Sir J. Hynes h. e. by Sarsolenakl., dam by Shuttle (Cliff) 1 Mir Brown's hr e. by Smolensk() Lord Sr arbrosigh's b. e. by Peronista. dans by Oberon 3 Mr. limlldswortlia rh. f by Ambit, oat of Stasofordia Sir H. ISeithorpt 11. C. In Brother, dans by So. Paul 5 Even brt ling ow Lord Scarbremeb'• colt. • Seventy Pounds, for horset, Sec. of all ages..—Hests, three toileseech. Mr. WIN br. e. Alfred. 3 crs•bll, (int. 91b 4 1 1 Mr. E. Petrr's b. an. Agatha, 5 yrs old Mr. G. Fox's els. tn. 'Frit-, rac, 5 yrii old - 1 2 3 Mr. Hotohltwortb's b. f. Eleanor, 4 yrs 01d i 75t.1316. 2 dr Shit+ for 1000. iti. f. Brt. 41b. each.—Fear ltlr. G. L. Foes ch. m Trictrac, 5 yrs Mr. E. Peat's b. m. Agatht, 5 yrs old Several noble families are plunged into great affliction, its consequence of the elopement of the wife of an Officer of rank in the army, with the sun of a Peer of a very 'orient !louse. The fugitives absconded on Wednesday last. The injured party has received a clue; and he is determined to bring the parammir of the Lady to a severe account.— Eceniag Proper.) The Dyke of Wellington Dublin packet, from Liverpool, which was.lattly forced by storm to put into Holyhead. had 400 labourers in the deck and hold, who were compelled to put to death our un manageable horse; sud Ninths; was so Meth hacked, that he died : many persons were washed ofF the deck, and a mother raw her two children perish Su the boat. About fifteen bees were lost. Jacob M.lnnis is folly committed for trial at our next Assize. for shooting, with intent to kill. Mani, the Police officer. M• 1 ' is about five feet team inches high. lung sallow visage, and sandy hair--he is decently Hie brother is still at large, lint there is great expectation of his apprehension.—(Chester ( hronicle.) As one of the signs of the times, we mention, that for the humble office of cloth searcher (the an nual income of which is only about half the sum paid to the lowest officer of excise), which fell vacant this week in the Clitirwell and Morley dis trict, near this place. There were not fewer than Serenteem candidates, all of them very fit persons, and all of them decayed master clothier-.—( Leeds Mercury.) • A Paper of yesterday says—" One of the prin cipal subscribers to the loan is et present sutler au engagement. on or before Wednesday, which is the settling-day in Ominous, to take, if it is offered, nearly half a million, at Si premium. For the privilege of offering it at that price, only one quar ter per cent. has been paid, and the whole will probably be thrown, as u manoeuvre on the part of the speculators fur a fall, and even at some addl. tionul loss, on the hands of ►he loan-hu!der itsques. tom, for the purpose of embarrassing bis future operations." The fourth payment on Omninin is on Friday next, and the 111th is on the 15th of October. the day after the termination of the present account in Consols. a coincidence which, at the time, if not guarded against, will he productive of some pecu liar effects on the money-market, and consequent difficulty to speculators. Money is scarce at pre sent, and the continuation fur October is a . egoism leut to 5 per cent. per annum. The concluding price of s iturday in Ouniium was3l premium, and in Consols for the account, 71. The principal feature in the Stock Exchange, during the past week, has been the cautious nature of the greater part of the speculations. Bargains for time are still made ; but instead of extending, as usual, to the day of settlement, they are trans acted iis general for a few days only, thus lessening the risk to which the parties would be exposed, in the present state of the house, ny veuturing for a longer period. Be this mode of doing business the amount of the differences is diminished, end mere adventurers are excluded from the market. The operations continue to be on a limited scale, but a greater degree of fluctuation than in the preceding week has taken place. On Thursday a public Meeting was held at Hanging Heaton, near Dewsbury, the chief pur pose of which was to take into cosisideration the present deplorable shoat of the inanufacturisig labourers and their families, arising from the un precedented low rate of wages paid in the calico and low woollen cloth trades. A series of Resolu tions, consonant with the object of the Meeting were adopted ; and the persons assembled dis persed peaceably to their respective 'looses, at an early hour in the evening. There was net the least disposition to tumult or inflammatory language of any description. All they wanted, they said, iu return for fourteen or fifteen hours daily labour, was to get a sufficiency to maintain themselves and families, without being a burden to their pa rishes, and subjecting themselves , to the odious ap pellation of paupers ! Forty-six of the principal manufacturers of woollen stuffs, in Bradford and its neighbourhood, have published an address to their brother manufactures. and to the merchants, which does honour to their heads and hearts. They have agreed to bring up the wages of the men to the old regular standard; and call upon the other masters. as an act of c mon justice, to do the same. Six of the most respectable mercantile houses in Leeds have subscribed their names as approving of the Resolutions of the mastufactiorers, nod urging diet they should be carried lulu effect with as little (kitty as possible. NINTINGS OF CIZEDITMIS AT GUILDHALL, TOMORROW. ..1. Prentice, late of High.sireet, grocer 3 11 J. E. Gyirs,Shoretlitcit, oilman W. Eivintol 1, Lawrence Puuntney.lanc, oil.twerchant 2 10 A. Real. I.l.wer Grusvenor-street, wine-merchant 2 I I G. A. ‘Vigitcy and Co. late of Chichester, brewers 1 10 - DIVIDENDS. J. A. Butler, Blackheath, mutter-mariner lO W. %Valk, Croy don, coal.nierchaat lO STAIN FA, SFTTEMISRFR 10. Wheat.. 141 —a to 101 —a Peaf per qr.... to —a Ilya .. —a to —a Mirky .. 40a to —a Oats, per qr.... 291 to —a Beans 44s to --a PRICE OF imps, per Cwl. GROWTH, 1610. Kent Pockets, 71ts to 14.115--Bacs, 66s to ins Sussex ditto, 6bs to 7bs-Ditto, btis to 654 Farnham ditto, ftnii to 90s ostowitt, 1819. Kent Pockets, 73s to 00.----Sos.. % p oc k e t s , 70. to 84. Duty, 415,0001. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. 3 per Ct. C0n5....70ta1 Ex. Bill., -J 3 4 dis. 5 per Ct. N. An... 104. g I Omninm 3 H Pr. India Bonds.. noth.dtnic I Cons. for Ac.7l I 7ok 7 1 CERTI PI CATER. ......... R. Miller, of Tamitoo, Somerset, veocer.—W. Bleckhorn, of the City-rontl, Finsbury.sqoare, Middlesex. cuemdealer. —J. Watt, 44 Presto*, L....muster, manufacturer.—J. Liu airy, junior, of Leeds, merchant.—H. Doudeedale, late of London, merebaot.—J. It. Silva, of Liverpool, merchant.— J. B. Hayom, of lauptou-upon-Hull, HO M R I►?ARKETS. 21. 11. WINDSOR, Srrtemcm 11. Wheat, p.ld. 151 Or to 20/ lOr I Beau., per qr... • 44• to 4% Barley, per qr to —lt Prare• .• . ...... titie to 0418 NAVAL INTELLIGENC E. POITSMOUTII, xr/TIMn7 It 11 Pitied by the Fortitude, Smith, from HAI b 1.01111011. - Matted the Fanny transport, for Chatham; and AII3I Dorothea, Schildkosecht, fur Copenhagen. mirsoourrt. SFPTIMISFR Passed by for London the Aretitttttl, ti k mi t irtnrEe byte., front St. r 'lucent's; and Ibe ItuyAl (win Sailed the Superb, Vengeur, and Hypkrion, for S.. ut h America. VALVOUTII. PLPTEMITER Arrived off this port the Devotion, Peterson, faro St . Croix for Copenhagen. Arrived the Queen Elizstnin, ( mu St. Andrew's, in 33 days. YARMOUTH, SUPTEMI3III 10. A vessel,said to he abort 200 (01111, and coppery7l, from Areloootet, loaded with wheat in bags. isoa the but we cannot learn her came. Uis very :lass, Drat, StPTIIIIira 10. Came down from the River and sailed ibe Camel thirr. 3h,11. Slid the Rot Lisigham, Waugh, for ON Cape and 614. 111111 Lowry, for site South treas. Arrived the Welltaituo, Broom, (row Itievicatt:e io• ()pinto. MAD ELIZABETH. Elizabeth Anshan' was ou Friday coolly ementifle,l a lt 4, Mftn•i 111 l : house, upon Mt charzr of having ',Oen the • . key,. She etepped into the office in the liveliest 111 .1:1,. nod smiled at slid corisiefl I.) the Lord Mayor and `4.. ii., kyr, whip Were tlels6efulinz upon ber ca.r. The 1,11,0. toots of her disorder have and,rpoie un shatenieni from he • -•• pot upon her liberty, and she r. j.iiied at the ilea of viiric berme a Jury, fully impressed e,th the expectation ti . 4t t 1„. jam ice she is to receive at their hawk trill extend to !lie delivery op to her immession of all the leasselise ply piety the 3,000 keys ouce seemed hhe was fatitiodicalls dressed, hot her clothes were as elms as possible. Thr Lord Mayor called her from Ibe har,aler hr said, wax not the fit place for Iwr, affil told her to sit dlu., . . . . by how. She bipprd over to bun 111111 dil the airiness u ; gni. awl putting ht r band upon his atm, luot. it upon hie L, with eyes Cull of gratitude. tiiu• hoped she should lw lu remain at the Msusiott•huuse; her heart tub! I t %tumid be happier their than amongst itemizers, who eel her wroucs, and were enable le mines Ones. The lens in wbieh abe el Weil Sheer weeds, the wild aware marl 'shirts sniute her (eatens en being told that iu annther place tape alauld be taken of lw•r, and Ilse tot ?al.'', I that auterectled to the actrogrfol reetolh:cisuu that -to. r ± le.ve the just ice MOM j all • hese consbotted Ls fixes ail C Or 11w ikeve.t ink-rest its this poor lord Slayer assured hs•r tbst rvery thins slionll A dour to mace her happy, that she should tom .rov of wlocli she aloud is tired, sod that all krt. . . he permitted to visit Iter, when. Ter site fclt .I,ve crier them—l have so binds, said she, volH tome hot yourself and these other good Tent hue •!, so kindly to me, and look so tenderly Ni Well, you shall not he without fr:einis seta C..r Lott Mayor, when they tau be of cere Ice to yo u . The pour creature, whose mind is at %ariaitrr with all ra. tinnsl dealing upon mainary occasions, .... mo d 5i0 !,1,.:y e n lightened upon healing this. " on I thank !oils" said she, and immediately relapsed ism° her form , r atfertoz gaiety. " But." she cried, after a churl pause, " I stoat{ kr, p your hooks for you. I can 110 it as well liS your list I don't watt to take their placer from them." She then el; down, and played with her cloak, and mattered some surds which had Ito counexiun whatever with what was mowing. Sir. Rooker said, he trusted that the friends ef the pm woman would not mistoke the motive of the Bank raises her. It was their object to bare her tried, tout Mae might he puid,lied, hut acquitted, and placed wider as authorised protection. Without the forms of a prosrestoti, permanent assist:lmm cuuld not be rendered to 1111 jolivehisl whose calamity eels cu much to be deplored, and for whoa an &Wain mere!). temporary was by tau 104 . 402 enlruotr- It was, no doubt, in the lord Mayor's power to place her it Rialto ; but the tuts or that Midit allow made a oismioa, iervitahle al the conclusion of 12 morass, w here the patient was admitted upon the authority of the Magistrate aim.. The event of a trial would be of m or e su l )s t uo tini beset for the Judges would then have the purer ut procciaglor most effectually. The Lord Mayor observed, that no person could soppror the conduct of the Bank to be dictated by any fraoleig but outs of humanity in this misfortunate creatures rant; and said, that, exclusively of the advantages deriv•b".c to the subject of compassion before them from a prnsecieloa, Set, fal innocent individuals would escape false cliar;es :mil too. habit ruin. Mr. Rooker said he had received noisy festers from faut; lies, atating that they had dismissed servants iu c.thuvesre of the 1/11111 of keys which were amongst those in the raboot of the poor maniac, who, faun the contain; of her insts.l), was able to clip into places where others could not tutrr wit boo t detection. The sexton of the church in her parish missed the keys of the cheerio sonic time ago, and of /WNW of the eaults, which bestirs had been recently laid. The robbery excited apprehensions dirt the plunder of the tomb w as t o folios, and a constant watch was kept up nightly until death 101 l made its most toothsome ravages. Poor mad Eli:albeit' bowed to the lard Mayor :IA )fr. Rooker, and walked towards the door. She turned ombles!y round, and said in a voice of affright, " I hope you'll id my poor children conic to me." Yes, yes (mid the Lord Mayor), you shall have them IS often as you please. " I shall omit a littletnoney, too, to pay fur my wishiag, and to enable me to see company." You shell tome it, replied Mr. Rooker ; you shall be is want of nothing " Well; farewell ! farewell! I thank you W. I shall mee . t . the Judges without fear, and boot! they will do me justic e. She was taken to the Compter, where she is to revisit until the day of trial, under the care of :11r. Trevor. BIRTHS. At Melton Mowl:ray, on Monday, the 6th inst. Lady El - sabeth Norman, of a sun. On Saturday sennight, the Lady of Richard Esq. of Westgate-house, Louth, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. Oa Thursday, the 9th instant, Sir John Walter Polka, Bait. of Reiltmliam, Hams, to Charlotte F.litaheth, only d•ao&hter of the late Rev. Julio Craver, of Chilton Howe, W Ills, On Thursday. at Colchester. Captain Dicke's*, Royal Navy (son of Major-General Dieken. , , It yat Fotritt , ers), to Isabella'. second datighter of Itctijanion craven, Esq. On Monday se'onight, al Gosforth. Mr. Young to Hi•c Waldron, bath of the Tlaeatre-Rnyal, Newcastle, and late ‘ , l the York Company. On Wednesday the Bth instant, at Clovelly, by the Re. R. Kingdon, Sir Arthur Chichester, Bart. of Yorlatoo, the county of Devon, to Charlotte, youngest daughter id s.r James Hamlyn Williams, But. of aurelly Court, sod of Eilwinsford, DEATHS. On Monday, the 6th instant. al Loot!), in :be Satlt )r" of his age, the Itcr, John Emetis, M.A. forri.rily Ft.ilow to C. C. C. Cambridge, for upwards of 'tufty yrtii , brad liciinr of Louth Stimuli, and Hector of Tedford, tit Lturob At Scarborough, Janws Hand. E.q. Aldtetwtit and Chit( Magistrate of the Cuteugh of Qatithant. On Wednesday, aged 2ti, Johu Salisbury. prtshied at Coo last C ; ty S.sooio, ata dl Mr. Butietea s. Mr. Lockhart's but two days preeedut; 1114 tb a:h. A old that he haul caught was aided in its cifects by in. 411'140 11 4 quantity of cold milk when be was waists. Ao followed, nud in fortpcight hours Ilia abort Ltd actor co"" terminated. - - - - LONDON : Priated tun Pubiriked Ofiire, No. li7, Strand; Mere Advertiveneut. are received. amid I elle" (peat-paid) 111 •a be addieverd—C. SIIIITN, No. IS Clements In " , Pilotet-1 ‘vNITE, Na. It 7, Strl4l • 7: .4 • r I