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again averabled in St. Camp's-fields, for the ' , vowed purpose of marching, in the .tyle already isaptimeil, with Ornto rolls flags and music, to Astitors-iiiider-Lyise, where a Gene.al Muting, of various in.h e s w e . to ems re-gate. They set out and gut 4. fir as Fairfield, but were there checked in their progress by Ge n eral Sir John hyog, the Ma gistratr a force of cavalry, and isiany police sAyers. Mr. Wright. the Borough reeve, and Sir John, entered unto explanations with them, a n d the weavers felt so emulous that their irpnte of ',Foreshore was not justifiable. that they simultaneously turned from their object, and. being so introwd, lowered their colons and returned home. That this iwacetilite disposition will gain Owl, riot •iy blends, there 11'411 be no doubt. The Magistrates, Boroughreeve, Constables, and flblit,re, then priicreileil to the town of Ashton. under-Lyne. and assembled in the Town Hnll lie. ripstiiiits 1 those working classes who were hold. in t ; the proposed Meeting. Acting upon that spirit of 0000 deraison which bail already prover's° success. WI. they again read the Public Notice, sccompo. hied u.y suitalk observations; and we feel most happy in statiug, that good sense prevailed so com pletely in this instance also, that the Meeting at large. which wile exceedingly numerous, broke up, and r'etired permeably to their respective districts. Thos painfully situated are the inhabitants of Manchester. Yet they owe much to the prudent forbearance as well as active personal attention of the \lmprison.. Matters err, however. at length arrived at such a point, that decision becomes a deity. The post week has been one of continued alarm and confusion. Night and day the police • meet. and mildewy have been its request, crowds have tweir moving in various directious, and datums biz reparts have kept all housekeepers under alarm. it a become quite necessary that energy with lawful means should restore the public peace to something like its wonted stability. It is sufficielst fur us, how. ever, to give • narrative of facts ; the kingdom at large will draw its own conclusions from them. We are happy to add. that the town is strengthened by the missal of more military, as well as by the pre settee of (choral Sir John Bytig, Commander of the District. John Milne, Esq. the Coroner, having summoned a must respectable Jury, proceeded yesterday to in vestigate tie cause of the den& of Thomas Brooks, the spinner, aged 22, who died iii the Infirmary on Thiasday morning, in consequence of the wounds be renounced in the attack made on Mr. Grey's fac tory about noon on the Wednesday. It appeared is. the course of the evidence that be was a most active assailant on that Declaim] ; and the Jury, after a patient investigation of right hours, during which many witnesses were examined who were spectators of the whole transaction, returned a verdict of—Jurtiflahle Homicide on the part of the defenders of the Mil. Indeed, at is lividly neces sary to repeat au axiom which has been maintained and enforced on often by our enlightened Judges, that it Is lawful and right for men to ilefeml their proprity. a n d if ovvelleti, to have recourse to the most severe remedies for its preservation.— Wheelers' Manchester Chronicle. September 5.) IRELAND. DUBLIN. SEPTEMBER 4. On Wednesday last his Grace the Duke of Leitister and hi. amiable Duchess, accompanied by the Hun. Captain Stanhiqw, arrived Nom England ut Carton. Although their arrival was as private as possible the inhabitants of Maynooth and its neigh: I hood weiesspeeinly apprised of it, and they ex pressed their joy- on the occasion in the strongest terms. In the evening every house was brilliantly illousinatetl—thr Roman Catholic College was par ticularly splentl:d. Tim inhabitants of this country, generally, will, no doubt, participate in the feelings of ti•iss , in the immediate neighbourhood of hie reridenee. 011 his return to lei• ootire coun try as the presence of a Nobleman so elevated in teak, and so distinguished by public awl private virtues, must be productive of the best effect.. We could wish that so laudable an example as that set by nit Grace, of residing in the country where Iris property is, was inner gruerally followed by our Irish Nobility. Just as our paper was putting to Press ( Limerick (:uzette of Tuesday) his Excellency the lota Lieutenant, and his brother the Hop. John Talton, his two sons and daughter, with Nlajor Itti , r, ttiol suite, arrived at Senishinis's Hotel from Ittiserea, on their way to Killarney. The Km. C. Hely Hutchinson. M. p. ha' arriseil at his Brother's house, Great George's.street, Rut lisiol.sapiare. MURDER.— A most melancholy ov..tirrence took place its the tiroglilsourhood - of Bellaglay, in the 4' ty of Londonderts, on the evening of the -2.5111 Mt. It appears that Dr. A. Nl:olden. Bleary %O de'', of Cabnigh, awl L:surence M'Crenly, of Bel lagliy, hail been together at the fair of Maglirrafi It, nod on retUnillig together iso the evetsisig, appa rently sot the greatest and nom , of the wile seemingly infinite the Hector invited 'seedy to spend the evening and bike tea in his Imolai-m-law's house, about half a mile fruits Bel lagln , wlwo it appears, Irmo some unaccomitehle c.ite.e, the aforesaid Nl'Crratly was assaulted and brawn to &alb on the way, about forty perches sli.tant riots' tlw house to which he had been asked to sou ial the evening in. All inquest was held . 401 the 1.011) of tier deceased. before Mr. Mire, Cfs. toner, and a respectable Jary, when a verdict was leiticiiesl of Wilfel Merder against Ifemy Mad -4lro. It 111110 - arrut its tvoletiee, thus thr iin'e men I-It Bell .gily together, between tight awl 111111 e 0 . 4•101'k, sod were teen in company is short distance from the spot where thr cleeeiwril any round. The lon br o thers lime arc led, and loser hitherto d very 4:l•llerid search. The deresae.l w a t a g man of the .t benevolent sli.pmition, and s. st invertillf I.l.twitted by all his friends 31111, susionitausers. Henry Nlailden is al 140 %tars of eg.., loofa made, idiom live feet eight inches high, tttslt r ,. ( 1 whiskers; soli a very remlrkable thick i•-Ter lip, or whit Is called a double ,st News Lefler.) 1.01.-rs from Oremlieu mmounce, halt the km prror NI Rti•Pf li.n eNUPed r silOistimes t in I (;ris. Nioak.st, to be erreted.mmor /kr villogr 4 , 1* Iteigurtz, tatmut a !rotor sod N iNat 60110 Dirmirn. mod 0.11 the got where that Genrr.el "NA •&... Wily %%Mihail, on the 47th of A ugum, !PILL POLICE. -......... laviconALL. FOI.GED NOTE. Jells Mile:lard was charged with attempting to pass a forged I/. Esseand mete. \look 51 illt r, boot soil shemaker, Fetter-lane, stated. that Oil 1 7 , olay 'tight the Primmer came to his 'bop, and Irkil VII a pair of shoes, which lie agreed it. purchase foe 7s. SA. tool cave hum • If note, N•i. 17,598, to lake the alalUallt of the Mow II Hat of it. He suspected that it was a forged note, and cave it to his isowin.law to look at, who declare., that it use a forcer,. Ile thee aria fur Herbert. thr officer. who took the Primuser into custivili,antl searclwil him, and found two to-il Hank of ElaJlattli ttaltPllwaNlY shillioscs to silver. :toil a ilia phrate of a silver watch on bins. Thar Prison. r sand lie had cut itself. note from a Jew, la the Monocles, in rh:tisce, i.e having purchased a foal from Mina, anti that his anut hail wait lows • 51. note to purchase cll.tbes• Ile brat amid he livid in Illackfriars-road, sod afterward• in a *moll street near York street. The mother of the Prisoner stated, that she was a laun dry**, coil lived in Enrliingh-etri et, York-strut. That the Primmer resided - with her, and had out dune any work for Iwo sears Nu account of inures, soil thst be was nearly the whole of !kat lime to lb. hospital. The last place. he wink ed at aas in %Varlets -I: t, Holborn. She knew that his aunt had •;:iveit him 5/ to purchase clothes. The Siihritor for the Wink °Wrest-61, under their circrias *lino a he would uut press the prnsecutioat, and the Primmer was discharged. MIDDLES EX SESSIONS. MONDAY. The Middlesex Sessions commenced et Hicks'► Hall, Clerke►►well, this day. J. Cosier, Esq. officiated as Chairman. After the Grand Jury were sworn, the Chairman said, that the Ca'ruder, though formidable in point of the number of eases it contained, was yet so free from any out of the ordinary course of crime, which Gentlemen of their experience were in the habit of considering whilst act►ng as Grand Jurors, that it would he u waste of their time were hr to refer them to the stature of any particular Cares which would fall tinder their inquiry. He was Cols tiliCed they would do their ditty in examining the cases that would fall under their observat►on, and he had only to regret that the number which they must ►►ecessarily CX4 lll►l ie would occupy a very large portion of their tiw►e. The Grand Jury then withdrew to consider their bills. The business of the day was very unim porta►t—it entirely consisted of cases of common assault, which were devoid of any general interest. fYillinat Mitchell was indicted for assaulting Wm. Clarke, while in the discharge of his duty, as keeper of the bounds of Horusey Commou, under the Holum of Loodon. Mr. llotAssin stated, that the Defendant was respectable farmer, residing in the vicinity of Horusey, the common of which district had been in great part enclosed by an Act of the Legislature, passed in the year 1813. This Act had been in fringed by the Defendant, and the keeper assault ed in th►e discharge of his duty. It was for tl►e Jury to say whether the Defendant was guilty of that assault. William Clarke said, he knew the Defendant, who was is framer, residing near Hornsey. On the 15th of Mn'., witness saw some of Mr. Mitchell's cattle on the common, at Horns/ ; they remained there until the 21st, when witness went and drove them to the pound ; while in the act of doing so, the Defendant assaulted him. Cross-examined—He drove the cattle to the maims pound ; hr took out two warrants against others., besides Mr. Mitchell. for infringement of the common h da. He got a guinea from one fur not. followil:g up the prosecution. He never re fused to swear that Mitchell struck him, until the Magistrate said that nothing could be done to maintain the warrant unless he did so. He did not know who employed the attorney in this case. Thomas Ta t saw Ilse Defendant assaulting Wm. Clue ke when he was removing the cattle to the rround. The son of Wm. Clarke also corroborated the fact of the assault. _ _ _ Mr. ADoI.PHUs addressed the Jury for the De. fendunt, and said, that it was esident, from the mniaser in which the Prosecutor followed up some cases, and commuted others for pecuniary cons.. &rations, that pial)lic justice was not his object. Sentrnee—A line of 10/. J. Upton wns convicted of an assault on the same common-keeper, while daring of• some sheep be- Itioging to 'sir. Athino.iiii„ the matter of the De fending, and teeth nerd to pay a fine of 40t. Murillo Bloomfield was indicted for assaulting John Clifton, a watchman, iu the discharge of his duty. The wa'chmnn stated, that he was called on the night of the 22.1 of May by a Mr. Ruddy, who re.. rider in Emit Smithfield, to curry away the Pro. soi,cr, who, with two other females, was creating_ a disturbance in the passage of his !muse. He obeyed Mt. Iturtil)'s orrltr, and whsle nt the act of winnow ing the I'6pol:et, the struck Wen two violent blows, he thru I.llllird bee to the watch-touts. The too remotes ware with the Prisoner di rectly timisoilicted troichuiesio iertiutooy, ■od charged him with looting committed the rebook. GRilly. James l'hillips lid AIM Phillips were indicted for errating a oink In tlk liout atilt house John Bernard. John Hemmed said hr was n ptum-bonnet-maker, feuding at Nee. S 3, Situill-btsert, filasechenter , ptionre; he lived these pewees y, rue, seed the Defend ' anis 'culled next dem, tend in the saner hide, for ulw►ut five yen's. At twee o'clock, me the ,►Otte of June, be new the (emelt Prineencr etineeleng at the door of Ins eheel►, awl toning teaser& I the most nbuvice language. He gensons:reettd wills her upon her irrol"nl4loY, anti the ullerr Prinoner (her bus bawd) timer out and joined with her in masking et tinier and collecting es crowd out►idr the door. lie inunrdi.htrly wrist and indectiel them 'Pee twine - made l►t• the Prisoners teed collected e greed crowd ulenut lees door, to die enjoy) of Lis business. In the frost .rxisatomaitoti of thin %tittles* it dill ant appear that the clond moinide the door had Liken toy peat ill tier iquebble betearest the neigh e tenure; nod tlpecufonte the enalictonlet fin ie riot wet, untenable agoinet the Delekansalb, whir were ccrilcugly acquitted. Assn Giles was indicted fdr essaulteJ• Fhb. Teltbeet. Ti•e Licit of tisi% case, which the Ladies thought a fit sulij,ct fur legal investigation, were simply as ! follr.w : The Prosecutrix wits lionsekeeper to a l:eittle- Men residing iu Stratford-place, and the refeii dant was his cook-maid. The Ladies, it ap peared, hid hot lived on the lwst terms, but die different nature of their occupations, with the ad vantage of astir holding u partraeres distant from each other, in a spacious 1111111$1911. enuldrd 111011 to live on cool terms snider the slime roof, without exactly involviog the whole household in their quarrel. It however unfortunately happened that the \Lister of the house wrist out of town, and left e favourite dog in charge of the housekeeper. with particular directions ill wash it, at least tierce a week, and thirst rub it Eby wills llaiiiirl before the Err. The housekeeper painfully divulged the secret to her master, of the coolness t h at subsisted betweeri her uoi the Leidy in thy kitchen, and the probability that 1100 f neodore's skirt would be more frequently dried on the drawing-room *apel by the heat of the MD, 1111111 before the cuuk.'s lire in the kitchen. The Master, with becoming poignancy, lamented that this difference should subsist between such important branches of his household, but persevered in desiring that his dog should be duly bathed, dried, and rubbed, and added, that if " his business " could nut he transacted before the kitchen fire, the housekeeper had his authority to extinguish the cook's blaze Visite - eouhl not appease her hostility. The first morning that poor Theodore enjoyed Isle cold bath, and was brought down to the kitchen to undergo the proem of dry rubbing, the cook luridly protested ageitist this iiivasioti of her pre cincts—her protest was answered by the fliirging a pales of water upon the fire—the housekeeper bring determined to obey the strict letter of her Master's orders, and extinguish the fire which the dug could not enjoy. A parley of very short duration then took place between the ladies—the appeal to arms Was almost ,the instantaneous eoiwequence—and when the footman and other eery:Lists up stairs caws dawn, attracted by the noise, they beheld the two ladies extended on the ground, engaged Ist tery close courlnit, while poor Theodore stuud by, the shivering umpire and unconscious cowrie of the dreadful MIX:OMM Cross indict►aents were then resorted to by the parties, hut the {►regent Defendant, befori the Magistrate at Marlborough-street, consented to re linquish her charge against the. Prusecutrix ; the latter was not, however, so forgiving, and insisted on taking the opinion of a Jury. She had now the benefit of her choice, fur the Jury Acquitted the Defendant. . _ . 1 he Court was occupied for the remainder of the day in hearing Calltb of trivial assault. . 1 I NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Yesterday came iota harbour the Alfred, and the Athury, trattipurts, to discharge the troops and army cloddy'. Atrtred the Tiller from ■ cruise; Perseverance, Gibana, front St. Thomas's; sailed 24th July : tbu Grate was to sail iu a few days fur Lowden. To-day passed thrusigh for the hledilerraseaa the llft7- snowth store-ship, from COWIN. *ailed several of Ilse outward bound; the Tiber, fer Ply mouth; and Rosario, ea a cruise. raimotrre, IMPTINIBTR 4. Arrived yesterday the Duke of Kent packet, with a mail from Lisbon, in 12 days. Arrived to-day the Leda, Stewart, from the Cape of Good Hope, iii ten weeks, for London Regeat Parket, Wishart, (anus Loudon to Mimed, with he► main boom sp►ang. Arrived off this port, the Orestes, from Jamaica; Julius, from ditto ; Star, from St. Vincent's; sod Vittoria, (rum Barbadoes, all fur Loodoo. Dont. lEPTstltsi 6. Passed this port the (A) brig Retrieve, from Java, to Am sterdam, Out 191 days. Ors tsth ult. spoke the New Athlete, Bishop, from London, to the Cape of Good Hope, thirty bre leagues W. by S. from the Lizard. DIAL, IFTTEUBLIL 0. Arrived last night, after post, and soiled for the River, the Dick, Harrison, from Madras; sod George, Ark, from Seagull. Sailed sth May. rad from St. Helens 20th July. She left the Union, Johns's, at St. Helena, all well, and ex. retied to sail in • few days. Arrived to-day and remain in the Downs, the Ocean, Jahason, from Batavia, sat from Portsmouth; also the Marquis Wellesley, Sherwood, from Grenada. Came down from the. River the Bieurarr, Clark,fur Buenos Ayres; sad Herald, Suowdes, for Honduras. 1-venires', serrates= 5. Arrived the Prince Blucher, Joking, from Bengal, sailed • 111111 April. The Slue, Doak, sailed from hewer, for Bistros, 3lst • Assist ; us the 2d inst. at tea p.m. ran dams the brig GaAs hum Bangor. for Londoo—thier of the crew drowsed, sad two saved. On 31 inst. as eight p.m the Sine struck on the Platters, the vessel went down, and thirteen of the pas. wagers were drowned—pew saved. The Susannah, Morgan, sailed from *see 31st Anse, for New York, pet beck leaky, with loss of catwater, and having thrown thirty ions of salt overboard. Sbarsiteal discharge to repair. The Zephyr, Garry, of Harringtori, was slrauded 511 s August or iledaleu Ward—crew saved. GRAVUENIN PURVIS'S 5. Arrived the Adamant, from Bombay; mud Jupiter, from Calcutta. Sailed the City of Boardeaux, for the Cape of Good Hope. SVPTellssa S. Arrived the Kingston, from Bengal; and Cuailinsii, from Calcutta. cons, stressless 2.. Arrived the Queen (transport), from Si. John's, New Brunswick, with troops, sod sailed again for Chatham. On Saturday evening, between six and semi o'clock, a man of genteel appearance went to the Fountain Tavern, Catherine-street, Strand, and desired to hr 'hewn to a room where he could wait for a friend whom he expected to call. A ruomou the first fluor was offerta to him, and after waiting. there a short time, he came down and Mid lie had a call to make in the neighbourhood, and would return in a few minute*, and requited if his friend, shoidd cows iii his absence, to wait his return : neither he nor his pretended friend called, and the wailer going into the room, lie discovered he had sinks, the four window curtains. Th e re li re mor e capitol offence* in the yuletide, for trial to the ensuing Old Hanley Se►sions, thou ww ever kouviii, the number being upwards of ISO. Among the prisoners iv a reapeciatile ourking wan, 77 years of age, fur ideating is cucumber from the g mkt' of o clergyman 'mar Uxbridge. This poor .41 min hoc been iiiiptivourd idreutly tit arly three THE 11110: • .t . i"rArrEnsALvs YERTLRDAY. Sr. 11.1:GrIt. 5 to 2 apt Mr. Pirtle. 14 to 1 apt 1►e42 ,10 *- I ;iii• 9 I. % air.t tklavian.s. 20 to 1 apt 314tolevtlle. 10 to 1 apt humors. . Who 1 atva Cararisio. I 1.1 to 1 ilt.t Cr... Mock.. 20 to 1 apt I.ightioNg. 14 to 1 sight Stahl to Wil- 100 to 3. apt Mcliits(take4). lur. DERBY, 181$ Id to 1 , scat the Duke of I 18 to I agst Merino. Grafion'aWire. 25,1 u I apt Lord Jersey. IS to 1 apt Euphrates. The race for She Malawi Lees. Plate, au Saturday, a subscrip tion of 151. rash, was ruts fur by maulers as follows : Mr. Yorrs's Gib • . . Mr. Piper's Paul Mr. Jocose') SaLauder Mr. Hules Escape , 1. 3. 1 dr Mr. Houldswortles Chance •••• 4 5 5 dr Mr. Jeses's Mary Mr. lisrca's Start CHESTERFIELD M EETING—(CopcLy pass.) TMLIRIMAY, AUGUST 27. Sixty Guiseas fur atones. Ste. or all ages —Heals shoot two swiss sad three porter...web. Mr. Corbett's ell. filly Parthroope, by Wallow, 4 yrs. old, tht. 1i lb cll. Arthur) 1 1 Sir H. Neltho, pee Everlasting., ti yns, 9 . 11, Ld SC.II twos es's b. g. Dewdrop, b yn. 7st.lllb wits easy. -wow. AYR !lIEETING--(CoscLungo.) FRIDAY, AUGURY 27. Fifty Potted, for an agrs —Tau mile heals. Sir A. Dun's b. f. Eecharir, by Reseembraseer, 4 yrs. old, R.I. (J. Umbel') 2 1 1 IA Lglietwes b. c„ Saes Culotte, 3 yrs. 7st. Mb,— 1 2 2 Handicap Stakes of Sp. earls, with tip. aural—Two mik heats. Mr. Bmillie's ch. R. Bobby, by Woe, 4 yrs. old, • 7sl. loth. (T. Ler) Mr. Dawsuu's I, c. Laird of Looms 4 ,7 11 . aat•••• • 2 2 Mr. J. H. Blair's b. m Catherine, 6 yrs. 7st. 131 b 3 3 Match for leep. Ir. f ....Tee miles. Lord Queeesherres b. f. Dumfriesshire Lass, by Stamford, 3 yrs. old, Sot. (J. Garbelt) . • Mr. Ruswell's b. f. Chremelica, 3 yrs. old, Sot —atm— MORPETH MEHTING--Neeintemeeftws. TUILIDAY, Illilrilllll/A 1. Sixty Pounds tur asides' bursas, &e..f all ages.— Heats, twice round the Coarse Mr. Riddell's b. c. by Camillus, 3-yn. Ost. 101 b. (J.Grsy) 4 1 3 1 Mr. Cluinsbers's br. e. by Mettle, 3-yrs. old, est. 101 b. (received lef,) Mr. Wises b. f. Cottagn.Girl,,by Tbesmlarbolt, 3-yrs. 6st.7lb Mr. Lambton's hr. e. Faunas, 3-yrs, est. 101 b 8 4 2 Mr. H. Disuies b. g. by Glesdall, 4-yrs. 741. 11113. 0 0 5 Lord Stratbmore's b. illy, by limesphalsts, 3 yrs. nhl, est. 71b. Mr. Skim-ey's br. c. by. Gosursur, 3.yrs. old, est. 10111 Mr. De Liblell b. filly, by Stamford, oat of Bird of Paradise, 3-yrs. old, est. 71b.. 0 dr Cottage-Girl tbe.ferniento. A vary good race. The Produce Stakes of 20gs. each, h. ft. for the produce of mans not tborougb-brad,list r 10Ib. each.—Two miles.— (7 Subscribers.) Mr. Spour's illy, by Better, dam by Starnag (T. Nichol son) Mc. J. L. Loraine'■ hr. colt, by Hewn, oat of Mrs. Cau dour, by. Young Sir Peter Mr. W. Cuthbert's ch. c. by Better, Maas by Weathercock 3 wepussumr. Fifty Pounds for t►ree and t 0.,, year ohls.—Heats, twice toned Ilse course. Mr. Lamblon's bay colt, Boroogbosan, by Pam, 4 pl. old, B.t. 811). (T. Niebuloas) 1 1 Mr. Bra, Iling's b. c. Whiff, S yrs. old, 7st. 10Ib 4 2 Mr. Siwry's b. c. Little England, 4 yrs. Bul 2 3 Mr. Hafrisou's b. c. by Yuaug Sir Peter, 4 yrs. old, 51b. 3 4 THE LATE RIGHT HON. WARREN ILAETIRGS. Oa Sunday, the 30th August, the remains of the Right Honourable Warren Hastings, were con. veyed from Dalesford House to Dalesford Church, the place of interment, where a very impressive and effecting Sermon was delivered by, the, Rev. Joseph Owen, from the fourth verse. of the 23d Psalm— .. Th ou art with me, thy rod and thy staff comfort me." FUNERAL PROCESSION. Twu Mutts. Clariffato A Carrislie lu ne s w it" :Ct ie r i es Pil Il w wee es iu s o. PetU Bearers Mr. Thomas Bowies Mr. Willisi Bawls lone Tenants. H•ato Me. ieb° Bowles Steward, Steward, and Hai- Mr. Greets l W P" ll 110 on Horseback. Mr. Jusbna.Pritrick Mr. Samuel Dodge Si: Attesdaats on Horseback. % Clarks Herseyiift A Calvin. Juba Heyman, Ea,. ,Fa S l- Sw urges.. Two Mutes. _ THE HEARSE. Idejoir•Gessaal , My Merles Imhoff, K.G. Ses.ia-law the. Rev. T. a, Woodioau, M.At Chapatti's to hi. Royal illogistesa the. Doke of Clams*, Nephew; Sir Charles BMW, Bad 4. Prowls Peggdes,. SILCOX D 11101LIRHINO COACH: George Nesbit Thompson, Esq.- N. B. Hinted, Esq.; the Right Hotoeurahle Lord itedeedale; Sir Charles Catkerelli Bart.; Frauciu Praystow,jato. Esq. FANCILY CAIIIIIIIOII The Rev. T. B. IVoodoraies. MAN, Ihutes7a.. Art ex more : rim Carriage.-Sir John Read..., Bart. of Shlplow Cow % I Oxon. John !tirade; E.q. of !p&p. Seetiod Carriage—George Talbot, Esq. of Guitiog, Edaused Cireittherlare, Pwq Third Caryiegt—Tbe Rev. Jolla ilippesiait, of Stow, Glee. crumbly", the Rey. William Piller'. Pooh Cu:lap—The Rev. Chris. Jeafreaon, the Rev. Mr. bunghton, the Rev. Jobe Hall. Fifth Carriage—Jaynes H. Laapteit, Fay. of Saralee liousei Chutes Pule, Esq. of Wick Hill. Sixth Carriage.-Arthes Jews, Fat(. of Chastities, VW Rev. Japes Adams. Seventh Carriage—The Rev. Hefty Drideis i L Dryden, Esq. Eighth Carriage--Heury Pazilest,lhq..t. B. Ewalt, Ninth Cattiaire—The Rae. WMlKain Wbalky. amyl". Meaty's, Esq. of Kiddisgios. Benjamin Holloway, Nal., of Lc' Place, Ciarbory. EMPTY CARIMOrs : The Hight Hoe. Lewd Reese)le's. The Ithilel Hoe. Lay Nertherielee. DoWr•.rr lady Meeklei. Clipping N•rfee, Aurae SI Enfield 'lace.; comuyeuce this day, mud much sport i. cut ust for thelliffereut sweepslakts mu, the mat. hes. IAGENIGUS Ili SYsdaesday la►t ■ gulled Haan, a slis all elegautsy druid latile girl, about tight rasa ..1• sit it It s.r :004 t hai.e, dross tu ais wpsciAle sun al I.ntu•l d , lo pi by Ni t t;udstja. Alter tal.iste sa.llce rthesiniiiut, Ili• mi..., that ke had Male I II usstiugsluo, amid gunk,[ asib his tlaughts r to her school al (~morsels ; that hr hut the Gormless 101. but bud ugly a 44110 us. a is,.s.k I. mot so he should nut be iu luwu surly enough iks gel d pa.d. - 6 s . quested Mr. Quin to would have the Lisulues, to ashrams kiln tea puuuds wt the thift till lot retis...ed ski so at. slay. and by way of senility, he would l o se a 1/1.114.4i641/61, 811 4 1 Isere lout his own louse amid carriage 111. appessa aid suisveroatiow bespoke so much resp.etash.lo. deal Ns'. God, Su, without aby tttt t sdvassced she is spur. but instead of the buss owes returisitig 1.. keep In. a stable.kerper came stud claimed the horse awl I said bs , bad Ina jibt a airauger who had wuu.en a ittlrs I I him (which be produced', stating a here he hash he ii the and chaise. We scarcely sired observe, that iLe Oral" al., peeseuttd t was dishruluured r and tliscurered to be a teas. gory. Every esertiuu is rualtiog to discuses the is ;ti.;isus swindler. MARKIin,,, -.0P.- CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY ' SFPTEXIIT.II.7. w r . h a d s g 0 ...1 supply of Wheat this iisor,iioc (ruin Cram and Knit, aliich caused a .1.111 sale. Al N dir ii, of 2i. lur worrier; Outs being is 11,111111111, and having lint a nwilertoc supply, they implant ilbtif price; H4rify nerd l'eJoa have rash anyancen very considerably, us IN r euiseiley. lu tither kinds of Grain t ht re u. MD CURRENT PRICES OF - 011AIN. Foreign Wheat ....Ws :Int (levy Pease 5.1% Ga s Fire ditto Emend, Wbeat .... fine Ille Tick. Demo . lin- - .4. Flux ditto Old ditto Rye —s —s Ohl .Idio Fine ditto ....--• --s Feed (lob. .........:3U. 3ts Illsrley 42. Ws Pineilittii. lb, lti. Fine ditto .. ...... 110 s 7115 Poland ditto 34: :tsi. New ditto...—. ..... Ws 78. Fine ditto let. 4?. Melt - 7St. KiN Moaner ditto :t ;. 4.2. Fine ditto White Kase (boilers) 6ne MO Fine Flour.. 'lt. 7 'iv Fine ditto lthi 90.1 electotils . SMITHFIELD, Mo'snAv, SirtEmorn 7. This day'. market was will sni.plird wills pilule beast., and the %hew of rattle iu utlwr is sis eiu sv.,a i"lerslay good. Lamb is dearer; Beef, Mutton, Veal, sod Pork, supisurt list priers; and the trade in general was somewhat los 1.4. The sales is the Hay-market were rather lovely ; Hay has oil up in price; Mears and Clover fetchid last priers. A“uvaed is a correct statement of the prises and 11111111 k -is : To sink the offal per stone of slb. Neef....3s. ad. to 4s. fid. Head of Cattle this day : Walton ..4s 0.1 to Ss. 6.1 Ille..sts '2 3;11 Lamb ...4s Od. to 6s. 0.1. Sheep and Lambs.... 16, lulls Veal... .4s. 0.1. to Os. 0-i Calves .4015 P0rk....4r. 0.1 to Gs. 04. Pies '4'.'l/ NEIVGATE AND I.EADENHA NIPAIIIMTA. (By the Carcaiin ) Beef .... 3. 01 ill 4* 0.1 Vval l. 0 .1 tfl 5 Ds Illutton.. As Oil to 4* 8.1 I Turk .. 14 14.1 t.i a 4 Lamb 4s. Bd. to 5s 8.1. PRICES (IF HA' PT. J4IIIEN.S. Hay CI 00 Od to 91 Os ad Straw 21 26 OJ to 21146 0,1 Moretti( 06 061 to ill Os 04 PRICES OF TALLOV Town'Fallow 90. 61 uo Yellow Rossi 93. Od —s Od White ditto 5104 Od —% Od Soap ditto.— 90s Od —a Oil Melting Stuff 729 Od —6 Oil Ditto rough..sos Oil —6 Oa X AND SrliAtV PRICE OF RAW F. As stated by the Tallow 1 Mellen. St. James's Itiarket..sa 4d Whiteckapel Market 51 21,1 Average.... 5e 3d WlllTlftliAPrto Flay ..7/ 1.. tkl 140' 0 .1141 Nuw 410 Os ONo i. 0/ O. 041 Straw 21 10. 0.1 to '. 1 ,/ M. 1 141 ( . 4404' t 4/ S. 0/h. !) U. 1111 PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow Clutittllrrs 14311. Price of Candles, per &men, 13e 64—Moulds, 136 OJ. 64. per dozen allowed fur ready tummy. RAW RtDES. I Best Heifers sod Stern (per (Ordinary. 2a 01 1.. 2. 4.1 ot•ite).. 2s 10:1 to 31. Oa Market Calf ..0.. 1,. 111. .. t 4 Xiddiiiirs 2s 6.1' In 2s 8.1 Ear. Hllll/4. IN 6.1 I. • ! Os 64 Sheep, 3. Oct to 3s 104—Lambs, 3. 6d 1.. 5% 6.1 SHEEP SKINS. Lembo, 3. ed to bs hd—Slweit, 2.2,1 to 36 AJ PRICE OF rir UMW Kent.... 71 11. to 91 Ps Kussex.. 71 10. to 8/ Rs Essex ....91 0. to 111 Oa Fortign 61 PRICE OF I.EATII Betts, 50 to 58Ihs each •23.1 to ?SA Ditto, 56 to 661141. each Desssag Hides Fine Coach Hides .. "V to 13 Crop Hides 5 Hides 435 to tu fortiiitisig 20.1 to 2114 Ditto 21 t'l to 2.34 Calf Skims 30 to 4011)s "4 I 1., 244 Soto7oll4s 3:;d to 40.1 Ditto 70 to 0016 311.1 to 3f1.1 Small Seals (Grantlaud) 28.1 1., 30,1 !Asir ditto Tattooed Horse hides 17.1 1,. flattish Hone hides 23,1 COAL %lAItKET, Sten:Nina 7. Skips at Market. Ship Saul. • 40.. $4 to 450 44 . • Newcastle I Suarterland r, SOAP, &c. per 112::• Ye!l , ,,e :•.4.41$ Muffled l24s Curd l4gs Pnim Graves 216 UI Goud Unica lO. oe 'AT, per stone of 81h. AR et att..] by the Botch, rs. 54 4 ‘Vilitef Impel Alm kti h. It• 1 Clare Markel 0.1 Tea•Qate Markel ... A. Od Average...... 5s 3!;.I 'ors, per ('w•l. N POCH 111 1 Ker.. ... Pt It 10, ill 44 Sussex t/ 14. t.. to! 5. FAMA —/ 0, to --/ II Fnrubem ltil th. lo 181 os 6s in 71 111. PRICE OF MOM YESTERDAY. 3 per Ct. Cour... 73f I Et. Hitt,. I_l9 17 is rr. 3 per Ct. N. Au... .. 103 I LotteryTirkrip. 191. 18.. io4l- I 32 3 iii•• p. 3 prr I etc 11. Int A! it Builds.. 77 82 pr. I 76 VI 76 111 . 111 TH. Ne the lad salt. at Cromer, its Nurlitlk, the 1... , 41) ui .101. Lehthley Arluitage, uq. of ntristry-tettfl, urar Lrrd•, idi sot heir. DEATH: At Rsehilhi, N. B. on she 2ltall oil. IMv An nor J. J. mews, daughter of She I.ite !Aril 1..1% Adders% Sir Wahine Joisokone I. 1.0 ; could% of Dumfries. HIGH WATER THIS J)AV AT I IVAIXoN LINT I i.t Meruing 4R after 7. I F.tenimo tlin LONDON: %UAW Rad Published at :he Ittho.. P:o tit - Staao4l; libere A4ivertiseenents are aa.:1•1.61 0 :: (tarst•pai•) 1111161 he C Na Cleuteet'a Inu , ri mit r Vilif7 • l4 Itiu 24"4' rubbehrt.