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1 ~ ~+ '4 1 il. These arrangements being fur general tome. i;Sence, will of course be adhered to. The same application was made to Mr. Alderman Wood, that was made earlier in the day to Mr. thydon, namely, whether the trade' would he permitted to attend with their banners, &c. to join a') the procew.ion. It was observed by the persons deputed to make the application, that the trades, tic wishing to attend, merely desired to chew their respect to the Queen—they had no personal object. The worthy Alderman replied, that her Majesty 'wee fully sensible she owed her present situation to i.. zeal and hottest feeling of the people of this :.Lotry. and the public press, through which that iee!ing had been embodied and expressed. Ile 55).)1,1 say that tier Majesty woitl.ll be always glad to the people 111 whatever manner they wished to ••••;)roacit het ; acid he suggested that on the present .:.,760n, it would be as well if the trsitss who right pro ler to attend woidd line the lareeti ell' Hyde 1 1 41 k-corner towards the City, in pre ference to forming part in the procession; they t•ti tid by that course have a good opportunity of pitying their respects to the Queen, without iu any way impeding the march of the equestrian procession to 4t. The Worthy Alderman's suggestion was received trAti approbation. Thank. were then voted to both the Chairmen, and the meeting adjourned to Mon day (this) moroiog, at ten o'clock, when the Com mittee will be in attendance to receive the nauweof those who wish to compose the *Gard of homier. It may not be improper to add. that all gentle. own having tickets from the Coot4tee will be en titled to prrcedeure in marshalling the procession. The meeting did not break up until half-past "five o'clock. MALDO:V INDEPENDENT CLUB. On the lath instant a very numerous and most respectable • of the Mslilun Independent Club took place at the minis Head Itos. in that town. The Chair was fill ml by I. Fl. Leonard, Esq. M.P. sultry, tett by their worthy and ;oat-pendent County Member, Mr. W n; Mr. llouy• wuml, M.P. ; M . Dileaue, Hautiory, Visite!, eke. ; Ferguson, M.P. and Mr. Cresirey, M.P. were iikeltiSie present, as Mr. Western's visitors, and amongst the company were alw the Itioonends W. and Sh.rl. y Western; Meows. E. Honywoutl, G. Sat ill, Markings, Psi 'is. ▪ Baker, Kingsford, Tabor, roller, - inc. The late glorious trtumpb of the laws over the cruel mid unconstitutional a'. I.lllpl to talefifiCS the Queen, by •o er post fnclo law, had drawn together the Friends of laketly frosts ditferent ratio of the county, not only to partake with each tither in the crewel exultation at her Majesty's sigoal victory over her base 2CCIWSS. but to Criebtate the success of those Ides on which this Club was originally founded, and whirl, it has steadily continued to maintain. The toast. and speeelws had all reference to the late de. goading and diagrareful r tweetlings in the (louse of Lords ; "hdo as may be easily imagined, the Monsters of the Crown, their slavish adherettis, and their favourite Milan Commis. soon, were not nvellookrd on this occasion. The evening was spent with the greatest conviviality, or (to speak more Correetly) with enthusiasm. A great number of new can didate, were proposed tram every part of t h e county, and amongst other resolutions submitted to the consideration cif the Club, one was proposed And adopted unanimously, viz. That the Club should, from henceforth, meet on the 11th of Novemlor in every year, to commemorate on that day the annivereary of the triumph of the Questa mad the Law, as happily accomplished by the honest exertion and nitithsiten fidelity of tbe pewee. BONAPA RTE. Ao °Meer Seim came home in the General Palmer, de. Umbel, llonaparte's new house, at St. Helena, as being very tastefully fitting up. The centre, or reireiving-room, is 36 DI t 4 fert; there is a room at each end of it 24 feet square; the apa.tments °pro iota each other by doors opposite, so as to form a promenade from one end to the other. Escry convenience Las born consulted, as far as it ran be at At. Helens. A detachment of the Wing's and Ci.mpsuy. :mops, amounting to 150 men, arrived is the General Pal from India, under the command of Captain Davies, of the 34111 regimsni t with Captain if none, of the 69th erg'. InlisM. NMI L,,ut. Bland, of t loe 11.iyals. The ram. of leak wood seleleb she brought home 'rising here disposed of to Cosetninent,shr i • come into the harbour to unload it at the Dueklard ;it tringt:y of the growth of fi s i e h mu nd r y, on tine Godavery River. The peg troops have bens se embark eu Iruaid the Caroline Wile. for Gravesend, in o.dei . 11 , be tut ued ov. r, as ileV,lil.l4 and time-expired men Cenci -ally ore, to the office's at Chatham. TRIICOMALER. A letter from Trincomalee sti.tes, that the i•hospitahte eilase of Ceylon condone• to retake victims among the tau. s•peans—aud must continue to do su. The harbour is hue, bat a. it is invested by mountains, which naturally produce vattl-p, ilicse are overspread with a thick impenetrable jun. ge in the rainy seasons the Currents rush down the monis. tr:•4, Ilir rivets overflow, and form a surface of water, which, so. toe oi turn of warm weather, chaug.s its appearance, and hecemr• a swami , . The nortli..ast breeze carries the ula. curious savours (proceeding (rum vegetable putridity), i•.tand ; but haling tie land breezes during the nights of rehruary, March, and April, the chilling Masts pass 0a ..- 1 - I!incomalre until run.risv, when it becomes cair, and the ir alma hangs until the ? breezy again drives it into the •+naps, whence, io a renovated state, it returns again to Trnieumalee, the name nadir, and the reAult is suou au., se. •a-,ly felt. It is calrelatel that it would take a thousand wen upwards of twenty years to clear even space of two *Wes of thin jungle. A considerable reduction has /hell •t•d3 in the duel, yard establishment since the arrival of Gomrstissioner Upton. It was stand! that Sir Henry Black- My(4ll bad formal a v.iry unfavourable opinion ul Tr:nevus.. lee as a naval statiou. 2'llR ARMY. The 31st Regiment iv now doing duty in Cork, and the 10th Royal Vettran Hamilton at Butterant. The 13ib Regiment b.. arrived (rum Scuiland, and is now rpoieterld iu Lienilandreey. 'llo. following eh:tomes base lately taken phrc : —Tt ir 7th TLyil I'i:eaters mud 4 Ist Regiment to otioid, viol the 13th and ^9th Regiment , to England, from Island .„ and the 13th and .S3d Regiments, suit Ist Rifle drig.de, from Semishd, and the 65111 from England, Wee succeeded the above &li nseeds 10 if Clllll,li. . . Part of the 441 b Regirpeat Lave ruched from Noma to Tarim • • . 40th Reigiatent arrived in Dublin os 'blonds, last, five: Liverpool. A cups) of tie rtllsol Buffs marched into Newry no 5 , 5..e.1ay last Gs= Belfast. stol en Moods) morning re seeded es s rook tor Mailings's.. The Turf Club of IrrinuJ have rot.at fully Dud Labour4hly acquitted Lord Itosssiooo of the 4 3„ rices whi le d spinet b Lordship by his late smamig.grown ,DA9/31r. respecting the ages of a 4:Jamul. colt. by Sir Wolter, out of Jrosrphirte, and ',bruin filly, by the sage home. out Of (Maxus *lnch DasusT.elleged tvere.fisiled in the year Mit mad not io stated by his Lordship. " , • - • L LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Wm/suntan, SAMIDAT, N CCCCC IR S. THE ZINO v. THE EARL OF WESTMEATH. The LORD Call? JUSTICE sot at Nisi Trios for a short space of time. and disposed of several undefended causes. Afterwards the Court sat in Balite. when Mr.SCARLRIT moved for • rule to chew cause why a criminal information should not be filed against the Earl of Westmeath, for sending a mes sage to Mr. Wood, with intent to provoke a breach of the peace. From the affidavits of Mr. Wood and Mr. Stewart it appeared, that about two years a0..,0 the former Gentleman Mai applied to by the Earl of %Vesture:lth to become trustee for the Countess of Westruratli, ender the deed of separa tion their about to be executed by the Earl and his Countess. Mr. Wood became trustee; and smile time afterwards his Lordship instituted proceedings in the Court of Chancery, for the purpose of setting aside that deed, in which the trustees were merely nominal Defendants, and their answers of course entirely formal.— Hut a report of what was said in the Court of Chancery by Mr. Wetherell, who was Coun ad fur Mr. Wood, when the matter came be fore the Lord Chancellor, being published In TIM GLOBE newspaper, was excepted to by kis Lordship, who immediately scot a message to Mr. Wood. itewiting him publicly to contradict it. IYhat Mr. %Yeti:ere!' had sowed was grounded on Lady Westinentli's answer, and of course Mr. Wood refused compliance with his Lordship's request. His Lordship then sent another message. in which he brooded Mr. Wood with the opprobions epi thets of liar and scoundrel, conditionally depend.. isx on that gentlemen refusing to gratify his Lord ship's desire. The Ltaraed Counsel, in addition. states,. that Mr. Wood was • gentleman advanced in life, benne upwards of 60 years of age. and that the Earl of Westmeath had publicly boosted of having Petit 11,111 such a inessrge. The Loan CHIRP JIISTICR--" Take a rule." [There was no imputation on the correctness of the repast of the Learned Counsel's speech, as it appeared in Tin GLUng.) VII KING U. J. HUNT. The Sot.tcrron-G in ERA i inured the judgment of the Court tor 'hi,. Defendant. Various affidavits were read; and Mr. SCARLET? heard in arrest of judgment. It was a question which arose in a claim made by the Corpora:lOn of London to ceetiin duties, called " Package! and Scavage Deltic.," on shrub' goods impelled and exported, founded on the charter of the City, and coufirined by the Act of 24th Geo. 111. The Coiner were unwilling to pa-s a criminal judgment grounded on a civil disputed right, arid therefore suggested that i-sues should be framed to try the right, sod in the mean lime this 1111. P to Stalld over. The Court directed that the venue in the 'unposed issues to be tried should be laid in Middlesex, on account of the conflicting interests of the Corporation and the ineichants in the city of London. The priueipal question is, what are shells' goods ? Are the goods of British merchants shipped un account and tisk of foreigners of that descrip tion' If so, at what period t,f time does that de scriotion attach ? Throe will be the points to be set tled by the verdict of a Jury. MANDAMCS. Ex-parte JENKINS versus THE NEST MIDDLESEX WATER WORKS COMPANY. Mr. BROUGHAM stated, that the Company had cut off the supply of water to his client's premises, because he had refused to contract to pay to them in firuie the )early rate of 451. instead of 161. 15'., the highest tale hitherto paid by him, and which had bestir settled by the Company's own officer• only three or four years ago, to be• fair rate fur the supply he required; the tut:tease demanded bring nearly 270 per cent. The Water Companies hav ing combined together, and parcelled out the town into districts, to be respeetively supplied by one Company only, the Complainant would hive no alternative but to submit to the Company's ezorbise tent demand, unless this Cou►t could compel it to supply the inhabitants of ,the district so allotted to It, at fair and reasonable rates. The facts of the ease, and the proe:edings of the Companies to wards establishing the monopoly of the supply of water, and enhancing the usual rates, were fully stated in the affidavits, on which the Learned Counsel moved for a rule to shew cause why a llionthanus should not issue, directing the Com pany to restore the supply of water to the Com plainant', premises. It erns a most important quo:, toot to all the tultsbitants of London, who would be it the mercy of these Companies, if they had the poster to refuse a supply of water, except oil such terms as, they choose to charge. Their pro ceedings in establishing a monopoly, were directly opposed to the spirit sod Vrovibloms of the Acts of Parliament, by which they were iocorourated, and which did not autliorse them to stop the supply for hon-payinent of the increased mfrs. The CHIEF Jus•rict: inquired, whether the Acts . - prescribed re). iitreitic rates, ? Mr. BROUGHAM answered, that ti e Acts coo tinted no bile!! provisioiiii; but there were enact ments, pretiihog the combination aiwh had taken place (!)ot mart:in:illy so, ma the event had proved), anti for teiaraining the Companit from demanding mote than reasonable rate* fur the graters Thc Counr—' , Mr. Brougham, take a rule . _ . TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS. Sts—You bier for inlay years announced thrusigh the medium of )oOf well-conducted and widely eircotated Paper, the Establishment of the MEDICAL BOARD, initituted by the celebrated Dr. COOPER, and assisted by eminent Surgeons and Physictsus of nearly forty years' experience. Messrs. COOPER and Cu. ►eynest you will hare the kind wen to inform your feeders, the whole of their practice is sun concentrated at Charlotte House, Great Charlotte. strops, Illackfriars.ruarl, where seareal rlu.tws ere apprnprieltvl fur COIIIIIiiiat.IOII. The ol.ject of Hata orranuentrot is, Dist every Case may have the opinion of Dr. Cooper and the whole Board; and in order that the Public may be apprised oldie above eirearnsisnee, so advantageous to them, yule will be pleased to jowl this Notice twice a week for ours Siouth. By Order of the Board, I have the boomer to rearms. your obedient Servant, ROOT. C. BELL, M.D. Sec. letter addressed to Sir F. C. Daniel oarce}ore laid before Ihr•Beasd .the maw owl, Aladimi &awl, Chariolie Uwe, Surrey, Nal. i, lBOB. IRALANA °MAK, SOVIUM FOVR COVITS. Yesterday the Lord Chancellor had neither long cause, short cause, motion, nor any Court business whatsoever ; of course he and the heads of the bar who frequent his Court,snd were. as himself, equally disengaged, interchanged bows, and the Court broke up ; some laupilling, some endeavouring to laugh, and smile unaffectedly grave. Mr. Justice Mayne hits retired from his situation on the King's Bench, with the salary of a retired Judge, to which he was entitled by his judicial standing. Mr. Serjeunt Burton will be the new Judge. The appointment of Mr. Burton is au certain that he now refuses business as a lawyer. Mr. Vandeleur and Mr. Torrents are mentioned for the vacant Serjeontcy. The situation of Law Officers in Ireland for the Queen occupies a large share or conversation. It is certain that the Queen has of right the power of making such appointments. 11.LUMiNATIONS. TXTRACT OF A LETTER, DATED DTLIPVIT, NOV. TO. A splendid and almost ninversal illumination took place iii this town on Fricley night—the cir cumstances that preceded it, demonstrate the character of its inhabitants i n s o strong a point of view, that in justice I must mention them to you. When the account of the Queen's triumph arrived, the citizens were anxious for an imme diate manifestation of their feelings in the most remarkable inatmer—sotne talked of meeting to address her it spoke of an il lumination, •s a proceeding that would com prehend the entire population of the town ; at length the general sentiment was for the latter, and Friday night was generally understood to he the night fur the splendid exhibition. A question then arose, whether any application should be made to the Sovereign. for permission to light : there were three good reasons against it—the first, that it was unnecessary—the see I, that he might perhaps give the same reply as he did to the Requi sitionists for the Address—the third, that it was nut to be expected from the Collector of the Excise. The Sovereign, therefore, was not applied to, and the citizens determined to light their candles at seven o'clock on Friday evening. The Sovereign forthwith wrote a letter to the proprietor of a certain paper in this town, stating that he limit not given his sanction to the illumination, but that if any portion of the inhabitants wipliekl to illuminate, he request ed one day's ia.nice to make the necessary arrange ments. The question then arose, what portion of the inhabitants were to call upon him, because if a requisition aas sent to the Sovereign, he might not have discovered any of the names that constitute his Cabinet Council—therefore no requisition was sent, notwithstanding the solicitation on the part of the Sovereign. As seven o'clock approached, a placard wan issued by the Sovereign, stating that be would protect any person or house, who would not wish to illuminate on that night ; not only Vie Police, buCtwo companies of the 3,1 fluffs, who, with their officers, behaved as soldiers ought to be have when they carry their bayonets among un armed men, and women and children. The soldiers behaved with good temper and moderation. and their officers with steadiness and good sense. Well, the illumination comusenced at seven o'clock, at the signal of a tire rocket, let off in our centre street ; in half an hour the entire town almost was splendidly lighted up, some tardy souls thought better of it, and 'hewed oil' in style. All the commercial nod manufacturing streets, without exception, were one continued flame ; the heart and hand went together; the theatre load a tine transparency of the King and Qiieeii„ Cite latter pointing to the Constitution. The Irislanum Office presented • full-length portrait of her Nliejetty eropened, with a scroll in her bawl, on which was insetibed, " A free Press" the best defence of imeocence, and the bulwark of the Coo elltot . The night limited off without a tiagie finger bring hurt; some few windows were broken. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PLYMOUTH, SOVIIIIIIR 23. Sidles} the Forte. Sir Thomas Cochrane, fur Leith; and Canseleuu, fur Spiiherid. Remain as the part Impregnable, Windsor Castle, Helicon, ■nd Defence. Sylvia, Drake, l'euvide ace, Dwarf, and Cheer ful revenue cruisers. TALMOVT7I, NOVEMItrft 22. Arrived the iltnafter packet, with a mail from Impair.' : oath d 10th thinlwr, anal from Crooked Island 191 h ditto. The Duke of Marlbeironch packet, will' a mail from Lis bon, is just romine iii—psrtieulsrs not known. Sailed the klsrqnis of Salisbury packet, with mails for the Islands J soil the Amphitrite, Allen, for Jamaica. cow, Novas:gm 24. Arrived the Tree American, Bancroft, from Chula, in 170 days. DIAL, •orcaiart 24. Arrived and moiled for the Rivrr the Mar+. II II from litietwo Ayres ; and the 1 3 .iquete de Bilbun, de Orlota, from 110 mi—the lattrr rnsing : - - rim RONIIKV, provntem 14. The Nettean, Walsh, from I ontlott to Bridput t. rause on the flllll,l near this place, and u as, much damaged that she WWI &aired to diseherze her cargo. If the weather prove fine the weasel may be got off. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL TO MoRROW M. H T. Watson. Moinchertepaqnare, grocer . W. Kraus. Ki•hunsaale•strrcl, hosier H. lVouil, St. Gi ith _ _ T. W. Tn Her, Breit ifurl, poi ter _ _ _ G. Ileiriot, Weer Henley, broker G. Llammeti, late of depttur(l, soap•maker E. Haraant, Wappinssl►att, carpenter S. Thwaiten, Stapleburst, tallow-chandler DI VIDEN DS. H. sad .P. Dvdesn.Sorthwark, hup snit seed vserebssis la R. Callen, dealer in . hops ln - • T. Philippe Bread.siitet-bill, ...... I I - .. . T. LOIRSIS Friter.lll6l`, t -keeper T. Holmes, I.nng.nerr, coarb.maker R. Raeldea, St. 411104•8'9, 13 working-jet/viler ..... .. IL K. Ward, .111e4whigP, msretanl.immiesiturer lO R. Conroe awl I. Paso, Chropoide. factors ll C. Slosabrider, Kensington, draper W. Hitches, St. Pelers's.hill, whalcbottolorrchaut..... 11 CERTIFICATES. E. Cribb, of Beekiogispo, Souserast, cloditer —W. Parkes, of Asitalf-Wborf, Ifirsiogkoor, lese-dsoler —T. Mummer. land, of Bristol, irowfoosoler.--J.Gresiros. of Nottiogbaos, grucar.—.W.lkesd sod J. Somoileo, of -Oorrribill, Iblampod "ry, York, flee, eleiklumWANWents..4.Cookerf Nelms. ley, York, sreerehoot—P. Rookie s of itilyielreltet. PoLict. —.o, aloW-tratrt. A few 'gays eigoe sore of the geatiegtoa befogging to the Metropolitan Law Swirly applied to Mr. Birgit, the Magis trate, for proceedings to be instituted against a gentlemen of the law of she same of William Black, charging him with • fraud in having obtained money under false pretence', in having drawn a check ono banker where he had no effects l meet the demand, and after drae consideration of the cir cumstance" attending the trusilactinto, n warrant wan ►ssued to apprehend Mr. Black upon the charge. On Saturday he was brought to the throe, and underwent an examination before Mr. Mind/till, she sitting Magistrate, when Mr. IVllliam Hernshaw, jou. • law etatinner of Entre. street, in the Str•nd, attended, and stated, that on the ?Ist of October last Mr. Black came so his shop and pocketed parchment and paper to the amount of 12s. 84 in payment for which he asked If he bad any rilliketiun to take his clock for st. on his bankers, Sir Joint Perring and res. toad being answered that he had not, he gave the check and receies d the change It was then paid four o'clock, and it was nut convenient to send the cheek immediately to the hankers fur the payment; and as they slid not send it directly, It wuuld be past five o'etnck, and eunser.pently tun tare to he paid on that day. (hi M lay • murnine, about eleven o'clock he received a messier. from she Drfetuittit, ataiin: that • mistake hail happened, and desiring him not to I•ee• sent the check un that day, whirls he complied with. On the following morning (Tuesday) he went to Sir J. Peering and Co.'s Bank in Cortihill, and presented the cheek for payment. The clerk who received the check refused to pay the eirionso drawn fur, on account of having no rash band, et she RUIN` sift, lanrhiog , and saying there hail Wen several other cheeks of • similar amount drawn by the sass party. Mr. Harmer attended for the Defendant, and produced his banking-break with Sii Julia Prrriug and Co. to prove that he slid hei p cash there, and also that on she 21st of (Molter last he hail a balance in his faitiisir of 2/ 1d•. lie contend. ed that many person• ove drew their arCOlitli %%idi om Its bring deemed • false pretence, and, therefore, hie Client had not committed any °Writer.. _ _ The ea.., it *ll2l agreed by the prtin, shook' stand over to a future day. THE DARING THIEVES' PLOT. We rentgrattalete our readers upon the apprehension of four of the •illaius who wounded Mnr4nleo, the gaoler, mud also of Joere, the third of the buit'ars, and who, it ....ems, was the instigator of the risco... They were all tak.n to gether,on Saturday night, at n house knout, as a iccurt of the most dangerusis eltarneter. iu St. Geurg.'s.h.lJa , and wire safely lodged in Hur.emotig 3.fleries, Ba l mer, stud others, accompanied lr. Colllll,ll, the Magistrate, to the lamer, where the Prisoners west apprehended.— rio doubt is reit...mined that the greater part of this flaring cane• will lit brought to justice. as the reward of lea by Government, and other information, ha. put the Police i■ piusesoiun of a knowledge of the whole of them. The Dale Prisoner now at large is Murray, a youth or 16. The whole will he ex-mined this tiny. Mirrigirll was better yesterday, but he is still in much uncertainty of recovering. SUICIDE. An Inquest was held on S.turilay sight at the silo of the itricklayei a Arms, New Quelme street, Mars-le-liime, om the body of Major Nicholas Elliott, of No. 63, Monism'. squire, who blew his brains out with a pistol is his own par lour on Thursday morning. John Brine, footman to the deceased, stated, that be }maid she report of she pistol, and on his eutrriug the par. lour found his master expiring with the pistol iu hie lima. He added, that his inmate hail been fur some time au a desponding way. Giles Templeton, of the Temple, Suristermt.l.aw, bow ther.imliw of the (tree omit. also licposed to the slate of mind of the deceased; and it (nigher appeared that Durtur Makin considered him fo far deranged, that be recommeaded he shon!il he placed M the care of a keeper. VCrdAct—insan Or. COUNTRY MARKETS. WINDSOR, Novotny= A. frbest,p. M. 10/ 100 to 1716* I Beans, per qr.. ll4l teoles Barley, per Rt. to 27s Prase —a to 4.0 s I.ls to 90;* Rye —s to —e It E. 4 DING, IN, n‘citatit '5 . Wheat. ..... .44a to ilm 04 llais 149 10 U. Mirky Beans )lt Wheat.. STAINF,q, . .II 1u .-...11 .OVEMIItIt 24 Wheat .. 1W Os to lOs r yr. .. 34s to 4 lilts Oats pro- v ••—•9 to 260 Siam to 35.1 - SaLISBUST, NuVENOM '2ll—The quantity of ears brought to onr market to.day ss-ap not mat su plentiful as for several weeks past; yet "notwithstanding the prices still look downward, amid both Wheat and Harley must be noted from Is. to 24 p-r qr tower than last week. 1111iINGTON, NOVFMIIttft 22.—our market sa day wall shunt is. per I:platter higher fur %%lett, and Is. per quarter lower for ftarlry. Yeovil Fair on Monday was well supplied w ith s h eep, which !told brialt , y; lambs from 12s. to 20a. ; ewes from 20 to 311 s. ; fat motto.' from 51 to Cd. per points'. The sl re of Cattle wall small, bill there was a Rica( demand, at ad. !fancied pliers Little or no business dime in horses. Itrottinfis id nur, min Nltiridav last, was well supplied with atork, which experiericed the fate of most ullier sales of that description for some time plat. the 'treater part of the sop. ply tirilasposcil of, and that which sold britizing very low and lords quate prices. Sheep were tit tou dernaud, anet st aerial fine pens were driven home unsold. A lot of Me riiiiia for wield, 251. per head was asked ',the coats of which •t the next 'heating time the owner en: igerl to take at 75.), were refused at that price, sill half n more only of the brat felt lird no more thea a gniitea per head. liaises of g I description were scarce, inferior uues 1111111t10116, mid at small prices. Audover Fair was held Friday and Slimday. A c.insider eble quantity of hope ras SIicSSU, hot they had a very dial sale, the peters berog much the same as •1 IVeylisli. There were 25,1;00 sheep penned, of every depeription, and they fetched Cretin es to 3. ii•ht.to more than at Applrgliust A great quantity of cheese was pitch...l, not half of which was sold ; price-a, best old Somers, t, 735. to 755.; ditto new, 525. to 564.; North Witte, frOs. to 56a.; ball coward, 325. to 46s ; skim, 25r. to 32a Al Marlborough Sheep Fair, on Thursday, the 23d lust. a greater number of sheep were brought for wile. than fur many years, nail !told for hizheir prices than at the precsiling fairs of A ppleshaw, Andover, Ile:. y, &c. On Wednesday night last the eicighhourhood of lViirtsor wag itife.ted by horse-stealers. Lire in the afternoon of that day is rough suspicious-looking fellow was seen titling down Progred-kt , ett en a horse, with several supernumerary horse-rugs and halters. It is presumed his accomplice was abroad o n th e look-our, as they commenced operations on Mr. SHERBORN'S premises, st Clesver.green, soon after Hine o'clock, where they were cloitiorbed. From thence they proceeded ro Mr. litLEY's„ where they experienced better success. They then proceeded to Winkfield and Warfield, and were equally succes.ful at both places. From Warfield they were traced to Marlborough, where their put. seer was obliged to give •up thee chase, not biting furnished with the usenns of prosecuting farther, although the robbers had not passed the Mad. borough gate ten minutes before the mint of the person who bad followed therm duo fu. - t: nix CRASS. Hi. Majesty'. Slat Floootis will noselotliittiley at wile Brook, soil es Pride, it Slosigh; cads do, at teu o'clock. Tboltriao Rounds will tweet this day. at Old Wth. amain' «'rdae.d•y. at Aaiun Park ; Pruthry, as Sir. yea'. Cowl, Dow. ; as tea o'clock. The Hampshire WM1146 will Intel this day, at H. House; Tuesday, ■t Haltom House; Thursday, at Sde,:st.4 Grime; Sairrdriy, .t Sulky Church; at ten o'clock each day. A part of the 6tst rrOneent marched into %t •11- cheater Barrlicke 0., Thur.rley. Lai week a nett of yoen4 rnnka WAS taken i the pu,k of Mrs. %V 'Logo, Purley lIsU , torn! Reading. DIRTHX. On the 13th inniant, Si 1.81 Tont, rater Yieey, the Lady or George Hering, EMr: of n donehirv : . _ On tlw 234 oislitot, at Ur , uu.J 111111149, liar bath, the Lads of hlujui-Geueral A I:. intimate. of a daughter. At the Hague, up the 21st iu•t. Ow Cut/West of Atlilnue of a sun and heir. /11ARRIAGCS. At Manley Castle, Wen eesierthire, the RI v. Thames hilt, R.•rior Kynneislev„ Shropshire, awl Outiester t Ihr M attpuse ufltaffir4, to Cattersiele, *Moil fir , lrhnr ..i the Rev. Cilwaril Bromhead, Rector af Itrephani, in hinrfuili, and widuw of the lie Janie, Edwards, Leg. of Palhinall, 1.0.14•11. Oa nimbi al With, N dim., T. Lainfon, £.q. of th at c i t y, to Mary, eMe•t ihnerliter • Jer►miah gy3n, Esq •t New Town, cii! %Vaterforlif t On hstarelay. die Ihth iniamit, at Christrh•rch, Liver. pool, 11 Meant P. De Lathe, lE+.4. Major in the ft:ath Light infantry, sun of Ihe lame and only torsrober of the present S r James lk Bathe, Baronet, of Kt:i.'btrtow•, enmity of Ite•ot. Leland, to Nary, eldest daughter •! Thomas Bar t., N..q.,.t Fpekelanda, Last ashler. DEATHS. At Springrnortur, near 41.N0w, Mrs. Newman, rslict r( th.• late John Neusuou, Erq of Dromore HotlM , coon , ' Code, and daughter Of Sir Richard Cox, Hart of INtionatiray On Wednrartay last, at Nigh Wyrombe, aged 75. Itichard Hoover Atkins, Fag filth Fun of Sir Hari. of Denham Court, in the county of Pork., brother of Str Wsilsoolikad Sir ("corer, fourth and fifth ft none', sod 'antic Of Sir George, who mow inherits the Baioueley of /G6O, O. well as that cruet', in 1794 to hot fither, the pillant *Amaral. By the death of Mr. Atkins the slclensoye r 1414• of the late hir Nichol(' *titles, at Clapham, devolve or the stint ma of the deceased. HIGU WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. leureing 4 after 7. j Eetaing 28 after 7. I J OCK will SURGICAL DISPENSA RV.— His Koval Hichorue the [Nike of York, President— Governors, Earl of Eureimet ; Eirl of Leitrim; Hon. Cu. lonel J. Berry, M P.; )'. Litouche, Mcs-rs. K. sad DEKNIAN, Members of the Royal Culleze, Lot— done—The treatment of Meuse dieordurs, the consequence of early mission* and juvenile iudiscretione, has eenend:y two considered an simple, as to become the of the enro.r illiterate pretenders, mid Imo too often been attempted lir patients themvelves. What is the unfitrismaie «salt • trot, of evertitation, i revehle loss of health, and cons,- eplefleell retailed on the habits, whirls printece a life of lin greet* pain and continual misery. Were the yneng and un very of both sexes roffiriewilly aware, when they fall into each misfortune, of the real keowledere and experience re mitred fur their treatment, they would be strictly CSIIIIII/ei to whom they contilid thymselece. It *lee these tousiders• titres whirl, first irst.iblishril, ender Royal Patronage, the above Institutiou. The Seretone (after sin extreeive expe rience in various climate') hare been near twenty years et the broil of this tetehltilorient, where there are annually termed no less than 4,000 patient., armoire, whose compleinte may he elated some of the ninst carts of Lacs, Stricture), Debility. and tither euppLeted ineetrable affections of the ge• iterative Ofg.ll4P, which hate heel, here r. mowed. and com pletely rand, to the pert% rt iatifficion of she patients. with that delicacy. +Kerrey, and honour which is so Neer/- airy in MI .... s. Messrs. K. and DERMAS msy Ire cones:tea es 1/1:113i by both mere, at No. 31, Lower Charloitr-street, vedford. square; where Letters firm Town Red Country ate tun he ad !Arrow'. and the uccrieery advice and medium«, will be giver., or sent to any pert of rim Visited Kingdom. Jest pub!tehed, by Muse... K. and Ilerusati, price by seeond Edition, Practical Observations on the otiose De— ewes. - Souviterle wurolu,furri.er iu re. The treatment mild--thr erre effectual. ACANDID &Ifni:lllo6PM] of p i o rl uienal Pre. Moistens is only to be feared by those who are coa ',Mous of imeapaeity. Impressed at an ealy period of our profersiosal career with the importssor of a more minute attention to a clots of din eases peculiarly affecting the grsneler spievtions of Maine, we boldly deviated from what wee held is be medical o ft.! . dosy ; attacked the vaunting* of eiepyriewm, 5.4, by de testing its vile purposes, coniiiicr ourselves jusily to that approbation cud r atranatt which, for twenty rare, have rewarded oar surcesefol and devoted ►tudies. Th , - estlfintiim of our enlightnied brethren, who frequently ap peal to our .npinien, is an additional gratificatios to ou , pride. whiteout authority from the College itself, streugsh coed as it is by the most eadouilestic testimonials of einem; every Profewor is the British Metropolii, must ever erotic* 'bested's,' of our fame from envy or miss epetventation. The impeteasity of yowl', or the momentary riot cf estitinei is the nurturer 'eau, *flea lead to the effects of a coritagieus disease; happy, therefore, cony the early sppli teat he called, whose anxiety via he tilrvisted by a tele days' ca►e; and even in the more aA►aate,' stages, charm. tatted by numerous liy/tWollis, we via illitstrate our assei • tines, by remitting the treatment mold, the cure effectual. Every orgasm chyme, or tweet:oval distartsanor. inci• dental to the pllrrAtlVe creamily, falls equally wiibta our province, and will y4t Id to our atteotiott. Amos( their are diaereses of the smilers, weskeeee, sad coustitutiornal de , ronevarienta. of however lung duration. The child ainssition may be restated to appeteoce, and, instead of being ragtime.' try Nervous Debility, be *Ol circulate Ike smaller proof of •icorous ampule. The limo.. of on Advertisement do not allow the claudication of ew: sebjecte, bet they are amply detailed in • Work we 1-ilelv called the 4EIO of Life, the rap' sale of übici,, aconespasied with se ineressiue 'practice, aft ondroabt , proofs of oar gerund utility. The think ewe be bed at tic Paternoster-raw • 66, ; 41, Piccadilly ; Id, Irriacesatzwil, /I:siso ; 174, god 32, Fleist.aseeet , Sr at soy Ileeksallegs. . _ Ks AMINO are felt with greater poissasey by the diem Idle them secesiotarti ►y his owe astringence ; sad is eases of eassenstioe is liberality oI oisestion i■ the Pro fessor store ilesirshle, than where the sods sabossid ("si dede is placed, sad the moot inviolable wady is expected lima dm Isms ore plainly stated at the first idediew, ar Is 'mower le Letters sniantely detail* the rodiedes, seid re desist a rossillesee for addiede sad odds, whit► cat be firreartiod to sty pert of the 001111 sea Co. 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