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;`; purpose of toltiog 0 from one port of tlte vrorehouse to Saoller i he did out takr it onteitle the premise, forom the reittorAti*l , re of his follow servant, he reoffered the book, sod entwine., foe some time after is the employetent of Messrs. Lementan and C.). low STR.r.tT. Yraterilay • vetting Michael lisattbert and n, rst Wieghet. OPT were tail-11 MM before teicharil Biruie , Es+ the Sitting lh agiatt at r, t',,r an attempt at rnieecry. Thotisa• 11-.11, a esachman out of place, siate.l, that about 'omen o'clock at night, he was passing through Great Turn stile, Hollsoo, when tie Prisoners anti antetlytr youth ran forcible acaii.t him, anti tried to take his welch front his fob that he pull los hand to his watch, and &froth i t it as well as he tot hi, beat wiih their pushing si.J (mailing, they tad nearly - forceel him down, ashen the officer lanes cane up. awl Isi.l ho;.I of one it the P,: es. John Lints, oue of the contlot tors of the Finwmtraet ovule, sl.tie , i, that lie was passMc through Great Turn Nile, and law the two Priooters and another 'oath sts• mantel flan p that he Paw some of their Wiliam on llall's lush, awl Hell had his owe, Lands there aka, anti seemed to he in the set of dt r.ntliny his watch, which the Prigiscors *remora to he attempting to force fr..in kis fob. snJ tiny had nearly poshi .1 is, in 111111, h, when hr (tines) taut kohl of the Psi_ aunt r Wind:ester, and *retire.; bins. Wilma% Seely. one of the patrol.: cf Ilnw-strcet, %titre!, that he was with Linea, anti saw the Prisoners Rua another react besotting Wl ill. and that their Immix were at hie fob, 411OusPluag to steal his watch; that he ran after the Pri. Lambert. and 9ccettel h.m, hut the whet gm nese. The Prisoners werr evinnii•ted to the new prisou, Ciriken watt, fir Inviter exatnination next Tuesday. Testerisy a loran named Dna rtl 7 .elgik to a respectable Navy Agent of Clearent's.lnn, was eltarged by a watchm•to f the part.huf St. George's,* ith hawing (in company with several r persons) 'adieu a young Ire. net of the garden of the Countess of Iturkinghanibire's estate, Giosvenor.. etre.' Mat, and with hawing aassolted The watchman stated, that on Thursday night last he was ell hiss heat, and saw several pe.anus welting together in nards the Counter.. of Buckinghamshire's residence, and he natenen until erre funk the tree out of the garden and .:arc w-.3sing .wity with it, when witness proceeded towards '!were, sad prevented Ih.m frum going; he was attacked by rte party, aid the tier, which was very weighty, was thrown -4 hies, and sersch alts or. the breast. They all ran away, wad witness afterwards vaeceeded in sppreliending the De :eluting, and took him to the watch house. tie ow ordered to find bail for his future good behaviour hot aftvre.arrls in cons , qnetite of the respectability of his mouneir•mir, he was forgiven. Josvph Pubertt was charged by Edward Sineldluut E*4l - on Tomb,' night last, attempted to rub bis iitt the King's highway. e. as stated by air. Singlema, junior, that on Tuesday ivgla he wes driving his chaise, when he was Mirrored by r. Is.r use behind the is bid., which induced him to look what, he observed the Prisoner silting behind. He ettatriverl to cut a hole in the chaise, and had alms* ioeciteded in getting oat some valuable property which was irontabeed t4treele. Mr. Siegletties, from motive* of humanity towards the Priaoner'a distressed parents, premed ha his dioehaige, whirls was accordingly complied with. Yesterday the attention of the Magistrate wag orrupiod 'tnatie time reapecttug the infamous impositions lately prim. si—ed try Thomas the pet son who mada a confration of having perpetratod s murder at Ediehnrgh. The Magistrete, Mr. Content, received inv. rat Inlets from flabbiest parts, which I little doubt by the discriptiun but this is the same individual who has been guilty ( I ,e setae acts io various parts of the country, for the i..ir pose of being confined end sropprerted in gaol, instead of ...whine for hie tieing, hot unfortunately the nature of the irtistaaterice due. but infringe on the statute upon which ;signory is foissorted, in such a manner as to euthuo ice any ether punishment but that exercised in the usual tray.topun xxotonsue vagrants. MRS. HANNAH MORE. Among. the meritorious individuals who are ac tively employed in stemming the lute of hhisplieany •wl impiety. i• the celelnated Hannah More. We ssoderststill the following p►odnetion, which is widely sirchlated among the lowe► cit../PI r.f soctety, is from the pen of that most emrtuphory Ludy : soilt ACCOUNT or THE LICE AND DEATH oF MR. THOMAS PAINE. 'the life of this unhappy Mall affords a striking ex rino!a of the egret of such principles as he professed upon the mural conduct. He loom Isis career in life with de. (Aodine s public of!ee in London, iu which lie had been • .^ u'emeis. and from %Null lie was consequently obliged to 14 It is nu Iris a tact ilia' his mat employer was under the e messily of dismissing him from his house, fur loose and c.rodoct with his wife. After his eseare front .re, where he plimed a tthicraceful sod wicked part, 14.41 110 it... residence to America, where be is thus described I. Mex. Dean, with *bum be lodged : c He never failed to .tet Crook daily, end even in his sober mon:eats constantly bed the peace, and destroyed the comfort of the family t. 1 / 1 11 brutal violence aod detestable Altlftriess.' On leaving h.', hr neat engaged in • farm, hiring an old black woman to shien-1 him, who lived with him however but three weeks. I. , ue her muter she was every day &oak, and often would trey he prostrate upon the setae door, swearing and threat. ei.ing to tight, though incapable, from extreme intoxication, ed sprireacitiog each other. His next servant, a pour .4d rot:au, was obliged to prosecute him for lbw amount of her wages. " Haring the whole of the year pretesting his death, he faiLed to get drunk twice a day. It appears likewise Le a reproachful liner which was seat to lion from a brother ;statute and icfidel, who had loaded him with favours, which cc repaid with the vilest ingratitude, sud who had lent hum ...rosey, which be would Dever repay et all, that lie bad seduced a French worse nen., from her husband. and after ward, refused to soarer tt e debt be bad coutracted fur bee burred and lodgiug, and emitted in baying been the ruin of the oleo who vainly sued bin fur it. The letter then pro ceeds to describe the nauseous and disgusting situation from which this friend had relieved him, iu doing which, severs of suet, detestable filthiness are diodusec., as decency forbids our .-iiibiting to public vice. How far Paine ruaintsioest his 10141 prispeoples to the close of his life, nerd she egret they traduced upon him at the near approach of death, we shall g•Ober from the following account Ora by Dr. lhlsaley, who mt.:listed hum in his last illness ..... ' 4 Durum the hitter part of his life he would not allow his curtain in be closest at any time, aid When it unavoidably rapinited that he was left 'lour by d•y of by night,be would rcresion sod balks. lit' some person rune to him. There was err ineillisig remarkable in his cooduct shout this period (which .I,.i.prises ibs fortotyglat immesitaiely lwfore his dratlti, atom we regret that 'Chums" Parte W4O author of several books desiring war Lord Jesus (7.. ins, sod deriding every part ul Ingested felighma. Ile would cell out doting his pa rue yams *folios cos, without i barrel:lesion, ' 0 Lord help our! short hop me! Jesus Christ Ise/0 me!' &c. reneatittg the rsnus • irpreniutis without the least variant's, and in a tone of euirr that would alum the Wawa. Tomei three days before Ire 'teeth, "lire he was moiatantly exclaiming the Words •b•irruswadiorted, Dr. Araidry mid to bun, What most we oriel of me pregrut conduct ? Why du you call upon Jesus ci,,g t it Nis* you? Do yaw Lighter that he cab help you' thi quo tretteoc in the diviaily or Jesus artist? Give me ail 101:1104, OS from the lops of a dying ace ? Paine made se. reply; bat to a Lady who e st isisstly v isited sl id et4-vcdastsis we his death-bed, after slaking her if she had r-al nor tit Isis rucks, and bring nomarered that site thought it the moot oohed bask she bad rrer seen, slid had their air- ours' it, ha replied, That he wished all who bad resat it bid been graft miss; adding, if raw Ms Dina bad Or eigeet writ «ea, 1 MN MAT Usti r Ui the Wigs( Jane. 1609, died Ibis miserable reprobate, we. - 4 7s gears, who, at the close of the 19th CCIPIWOy, 041- 41.11,1,10.01 it/ perrasole the orosineo people of &Waal le ik.nk, OAS ayt was wee*. ha 'hal Umirrriasseat, sad that - 11,6,44 which their toistalbers bad leasaiwilted to flora. V.,. at.. sake WV &g M. awd beassaili, it is to he wished tb..t bissisipwatisits &Whim weary obey set tsiatior!! IMAMS (muffs,: SZIAIONS. The Sesainns for this County commenced at Aylesbury, on the gist tilt. and wete attended by a fall bench or Maitiotretre. Sir Edm 1 Carring ton, in the absence of the Marquis of Buckingham, was elected Chairman. The worthy Chairman. in his Addres‘ to the Grand Jury. congratulated them that whilst various parts of the kingdom were agi tated by t It and di.order, and men's minds had been poisoned by blasphemous pablications. the (7otitity of Bucks preserved uninterrupted tran quillity. There were fewer appeals for trial than 11%11ttl, and only eight prisoners. The 5r5,11.11111 111 , 11 ed 011 the eV. Owing to the salutary arrangements which have finely been nit& to the poi at A) le-bory by the smiting Magistrate., a complete of the prisoners will its a Ostia nine be Car/ ird into effect. The wheel for grinding cons, and, at she !acne time, stooplying. the Inhabitants of the torn with water, which was erected a few fears ago, his shswereil the most sang mite expectetions, and has been the usenns of ilie slumber of ',mutters to a great extent. The Debtors' Gaol is IIOW completed. At the conclusion of the Sessi the thank' of the lielich were inssiiiinsiusly voted to Sir F. , tsuund Csrringtoti, for his able conduct to the Choir. • • • - E(T. IRELAND. DUBLIN. NOVEMBER S.!. The Very Rrv. Dr. &arm. Drai ll of Dviry, is app.riatesi Bishup of Dromire. Capt. 43itehr11, of G.ilway, who lately Irft that town to join the South Amerteau Patriot*, died of a fever at Aux Cayes its Angelo. last. COMMISSION INTELLIGENCE. On Saturday last the Commission of Oyer and Terminer was opened by the LORD MAYOR, hefure the Hon. J ts.tocen FLETCHER and Mount:. When the Grand Julies were sworn— Ittr. Justice FLYTCIIIR addressed them, and observed that be had such coofictence iis their eaprrirure and acknowledg ed attention to their important official duties, be felt II would be suortitisous to !mint uut to them any part of the hue of conduct marked out fur them by the Consiituti tttt . The great advantages held out to the public in the Act re cently passed for regulating the mode of inveatigatiuu criminal bill. before Grand duties. lie thought so prom neat and important. that it would tee remiss in him nut to make some obsereations on them. The present anode is nut a newly-introduced one, it is merely revived from the ancient snit established maze founded on the common law of the land. How it came to be neglect eft, and the other eery unconstitutibord one of taking the evidence from written examinatium merely, can only he accounted fur flum the very unsettled and alarnaiiiet state of the country daring the disturbances occasioned by %Vltlleb..ya sod other violators of the public peace. The multiplicity of such cases, uu many occasions, rendered the emoniiiatiou of living wituesaes a work of much fatigue and difficulty: sod the Judges and Grand Juries found it necessary, at such times, to dispense with the regular and legal fors; so that which was at first admitted thrtnegh ne cessity only, gradually became the practice of the Cum Is long idler the necessity ceased. Here the Lemma Judge recare 'dialed is the clearest and moat couvincing manner nil those popular benefits resulting from the present practice, stitch he bad on every occasion that pretested itself so ably cepa fisted upon before- He thew adverted to the stmt.( the Calendar, and congratulated tier G 4 •tlenu nof the dries um the comparative paucity of the number, mid above all, use the gesture of the offences, which, he said, were merely slob as must be expected to be perpetrated in all popular societies, however well governed, while men have strung paasium, which, in defiance of religion sod law, they are resolved to gratify. But there was nothing alarming its them to the general peace and order of amiety. There was row crime, indeed, that made the strongest 1 store im the City Caletolai, which it would be well to guard ag dint in future. Several houses had bee., forcibly entered by desperate prelim's and plundered in the mum day; this the law did not call burgla ry, though it had all the ill effects attending it. The Lord Mayor (Sir W. Stainer, Bart.), that at his side, had just hinted to hits that it would be a good means of pieveut iug the recurrence of this species of outrage, tie save the oily watch set an hour earlier than had been usual at this seaoun of the year. He agreed with him in opinion, and doulsted not that such a regulation would Ise adopted. To the Police of Detain he paid every just and well merited compliment, fur their uuwraried vigilance and at. toady, which acre never scare sullied by any charge that could derogate from their universally respected character. — They had au completely hunted down the profligate and an principle.' Jisturlwrs of the public peace in 011 city and county, that on his last circuit Ice found sonic solitary out casts of their dispersed gangs had tofu reduced to infest the adjoining counties, where they arum fell into the bands of jut. lice. He felicitated the Josses, and the well-disposed and peaceable in general, that the state of this cousitry was so very different, at this happy and memorable period, to that of the 10061' country; their, disaffection and tionultuary • meetings distracted the country, anti spread dismay acid alarm through nil quaities—,ctfle I re la n d es j o r the swat perfect tranquillity, and obedience to far and order, from Skis her splendid cont.'s s to She most remote and OS sC are (wile? of tie litord. As Ireland for many yews* had out experienced au great • Messing, lie would wil- Itngly, soil be believed truly, ascribe it to the happy rum ciliation which has fur some time past taken place hr. toeta all teaks and professions of the people. Differ ence of opinion is forgotten en the mutual itichuatiou to confer obligations mid return grateful acknowledg ments. The late worthy and deserving Lord Mayor bad done much towards diffusing this good feeling towards each other, amongst all classes of the community ; sad a erate fnl people were beam, ime ea Mat tie great reward of hisjus lice sod philanthropy—their thanks sad blessings. He the Hue- Justice) had herd ham enough is the world to Witness a great deal of what had been passtug in it ; but so aunty affectionate and grateful addresses be never before knew, limanimuusly mud cordially ruled to any rasa, as there had been to him At the Quarter Sestions of Athlone. two persons. of the mune of Devilly, were convicted of au ais. vault of a very daring and aggravated nature, and whilst he was actually employed in the execution of his duty. in quelling • riot at the late Pattern of St. John's , . upon • highly-respectable Gentlemen and a Magistrate. Oliver Hodson. of St. John's. EN. They were seideoced to he Sagged ou the high rood, the vcrile of their (attune. fur the apace of a mile and back *gam. The Norwich moil-coach was overturned ou Thursday warner% withos a rude of Loude.. on the Bow-road. The cum:hamar lost the command of his horses through the reins breskiug: the horses then ran against a loaded hack -cart. when in a moment the mail-coach. the brick-cart„ and all bye horses, &altogether in 004 promiscuous heap. the whole occupying but a very anion *puce. But we are happy in being able to state that as bones were broken. though woe were such bruised : there were three Upside yrs. but only the coachmsu and guard ou ide. MELANCHOLY NARRATIVE. On the 12th of July, 1817, the Mr XIV 4011, of fillresvport. ii, , glered, %%Transom Mitchell wassters sailed from Belfeat ((relined). lot Qwebr4 with 18-2 passengers. They were hut a few drys at see when the typhus fever Appeared among the sitifortanate people ; and, though noire died, every pelmets but five was afflicted Iry it. Doctor Soden. of Bailie borough, whose lamentable fide ectrd with this distreseirse narrative, rendered every assistance to the poor sufferers that could hr afforded under such circennstopecrs, much aggravated by the want of ail adequate sulgrtY of medicnies.— The vessel arrived in the Gut of Canso ou the 15th of Septeroteer, when it appeared there were not any provisions left elms' to the further provertation of the voyage. The wind brim{ fa ronrahlr•, the passengers wished to VW to sea, as their stock toss hardly equal to the floor it would 'quire to g-t to Quebec, which the Captain re- I lowd, u nd er the pretext that he want: el a supply of water, t h ough filters, purn litotes were yet in the bold ; and furi;ser pretended to want fuel. though he had then • con-iderable tratitity of coal. • As provisions were not to be had in Canso, the paesengers urged the necessity of putting to °es, from a ' , lace where they were consuming the small quantity oo hands, and ouch:ince of obtaining any, even for money. These remonstrances went for nothing; he reiterined fire ths)s in t h is way, trod again hr was requested to proceed. Tlos lie ex plained away, ler rstertirig his mese west not equal to the working of the vessel. This excuse was set aside, as four experienced sailors , who were peewit ger., offered their gratuitous assigances. as dud two other sranirto, who had been then at Cause, where they had been shipwrecked. Further tessistance was offered by u mate of oi eroarl, acquainted with the coast, who would undertake to pilot the brig into Quebec, without expecting soy reward, *lily their passage. After a deluy of twenty da,s, the passengers be 'ante otitrageous at the virobler intention, of the Captain, alto connived at the plunder of their chest's, and protrai ted the VOVage. Alarmed at the audit which lets conduct produced, the Cap tain agreed to set sail for Quebec, and apparently iutending it, weighed anchor ore the 6th October. They arrived at the mouth of the river St. Law. fence. when 14 du)* more were Poem in idle atol velnii"ns Irrefruers , without making an effort to as rend the river. The passetosers had tort now more them one potted of bread each ; they begged be would make some shore where they might purchase food. At length they were so distretwed, that the cap lain agreed io sell them • pound of biscuit for each preteterliog he could spare sin more. though it vcai discovered tie a few days after, that he had more than six hundred weight, and two tierces of heel ; the milord raid the delays were cotetiteued for the porpoise of tiring out the passengers, as he did not aerate to glI to Quebec, having no bo•inest any where but ill where be was to take to a load of timber agreeably to charter, there lie arrived on the estils of October. l'ivrally-five engaged a shallop, fora place called Cont.,.iit, a French settlement, where it was rio. word some prover vessel could be obtaiued for them to Quebec ; but this idea was out realised, as on their arrival, not *tie could be had. Furtatiately, as they thought, a vessel, the Mary of Cumberlmal, N.B. Captain Macray, pot into Cancoin iu distre,s ; in this brig. nineteen engaged a ionaage to l'inoimJquodely, this was on the 9th of N.wrinber. On the 11th of December they sailed, and about four in the mo Kof the 13th the yes st I struck on the half-ninou rocks, Cape Negro, Nova Scotia. Ten of the passengers perished here in Ir.* than ten minutes, as she tilled with water. Seventeen got into the boat ; but it being dark, and the see ru n ning high, the bolt was not manage able, and struck a rock near an uninhabited place, or nick. called Blanch Island, covered with snow. They discovered, on an adjoining island, a per son who appeared to he an inlmbitant of the conti nent. who they knew afterwards by the name of Lamb Thomas. tiotten and her seven children were drowned; the eldeht was a young men, st physician, aged 43 yeArg. Mr. BallentMe, of Ballymena, county of Antrim, Ireland, with his two children, were hist, washed from the vessel. Mr. Thom.■ and his friens.ls stripped off part of their clothe) to aid the people on the rock. The poor party were carried to Mr. Thotnab's honor, %%here they were kindly treated, and where they re mained until the tith of May. During this tune, the inhabitants of Port Le Tort were plundering the wreck of ►ueh clothes and baggage belonging to the sufferer. glif escaped the seas. The vers.! was veld by public suction. and was bought up by some inheibirmits of Port Certore, un condition* that the properties of the passengers should be given up to them, including what had heeti stolen from the rearm-ati agreement which was ended. Search warnents wen granted by Justice Coe and Colonel Sergeant. bat the conatables were afraid to go 013 their duty until the accused were attpriaed of the intended vital. by some other officers of jus tice. who were ►harem in the sito.ls. After vome weeks; •peat thy: way, they were obliged to leave ■ll with the robber*, wine of whom are of high *trading M Purl Le Tore and Barring ton. • Mr. Soden. the father of this family never learned the fate of his wife and children. for eight months after the sud event. Early in August next. after the departure of Ins faintly. Mr. Soden sailed for Quebec. where he arrived the 1 ltli of October. expecting to pee his peen facility ; but alas! no tinnily existed fur this arilioua indite, and for near right months be was alitettately in hopes aod des pair, until a persetiger from Belfast. Mr. W a t e r. son. acquainted him with a detail of the tragedy. CHARLES KaLLETr. The 'patch between Illot.n•-the-Aliat, two wile heats, was run for over Epsom course. on Wednes day, ugainst the Dandy pony, Nat getting tell,. The match was won by Illist-u•-the4lint. Wednesday a brace of partridges lodged iu the boryiug-ground belougnig to hiviint-street work 'mow, near Park-lane. which was observed by a Gentleman 'show windows orerholtd the same, and shut our; but the other eased. HAW 111 DUX Best Heifers and steers (per Ordinary.. 2i 0.1 to 2. 4J stone).. 3t, 0:1 to 39 4d Market Calf.. Us to 8.. v... h Middling. Is Gd to 21 10.1 Ear Horse Os 04 to Os 01 COAL M ARKET, NOVEMBER 5. Skips at Market. Ships Suld. Price. S Newcastle S Sunderland 4ls. U.l. to ans. 94. 1 Stone Cual 0 —a. Od. to —a. Ud. rFrum the "London Neve Price Current.") FRIDAY AFTFRNOON, NOVEMBER 5. SVOAR.—The demand fur bliiscovades this week, has been much more considerable Ihau for some time past; good Sugars are gelling *caret, sod retain very high price, ; tle purchases of low Mnscovailea bare also bent very consithe. able; little alteratiou in the priers can be stated, but there is evidently a great immurement tit the demand. We hare stated the great increase in the request fur Mus. envodes during the week; the demand towards the close of to•day's market has become exceedingly lit isk ; the refiners and wholesale groves-a, who base been out of stock for such a length of time Cptischasiog only for their immediate wants), have at length !Ara the alarm, and have come to market all .t one time; the purchases to-illy far exceed what could have been anticipated; the sales ceetiuited to a late hour! two extensive houses sold above 500 hbdt. each, and the total purchases tisilay, exceed 2.7100 blish.; there appears to he a great revival of trade! Sugars to day are Iv. a 2s. higher ' and t.everal cousiderable brokers, towards the close of the market, refuse to aril except at a teethes considerable advance. The very depressed pr!res of Refined Goods continues to attract the attention of shippers and speculators; the pur chain a for home consuniptioss are sery considerable, but the great regimes: appears to lie for parcels deliverable in sprint, at prices neatly the present rates ; s•ery tatensive contracts are already reported, mud the inquiries mill continue. Mo- lasses have slut been iu enure dentin& By public sale this forenoon, • considerahle parcel of Brazil Sugar was bron2l,l forward onhuary and good 345. 6d.• 365.; Yellow and Grey 325. a 335.; Brown of denary to good 275. a 295. Confes.—The consid," able public sale of yesterday west off without briskness, the ordinary, gaud, and fine ordinary sold Is. a 2s. lower ; lot che kite there appears to lie exten sive buyers ; a large parcel of line twiddling Jamaica realis ed 140.. a 1434., and oit . e . lot 1511..; a I ,rce parcel of flue ordinary Cobs :net with uo Iratcbarrra, and was all n itkdsavr at 109 s. a 112 s. ; good St. Domingo at 110 s. ; for the latter we belles, 107 s 6d. was offered. The public sale this furcentin consisted of 200 tasks of Jamaica, rbitgy ordinary to tine ordinary ; rood ordinary sold at In3s., tine ordinary 107 k ; stove too waslittes blow be stated 'b. a 3s. lower since our last, the other &sulphate ate little varied. _ Rum, BRANDY, and 11OLLANDS.—Tline if nu improve meut in the demotic! fur Ruin, the prices ate in consequence without earistiou. Brandy continues to be oficred un low terms. There are no inquuiev after Gomm. Tsuow.--Fureign dew:sip:loos continue to decline ; the market is heavy at one reduced quotations. Town Tallow is to-day quoted t 12,, which is Is. thl. lower then list week. Corrou.—rwre has been no Instincts doing in Cotton, notwithstanding the favour:dr': accounts from Liverpool mud from Manchester ; at tire former, on Tnesdny last, abut e 3,300 bags Cotton were sold; at the latter, business J• considerably reviving, the request fur Cotton and Cotton roods had envie) increaser!. It nas reported, a parcel of Pernambuco had been /40111 for exportation, but we believe it to be trufunodrd ; there are 1141 purchases by private Cllll - since our last. Ey public sale on Tarsdny, 233 bag: Demerara,uf favourite mailui, acre 14191110/t forward, fine silky Demerara soil 16101. a 101 d. Lewd Ibid. and the fair sere all taken in at 1514. p.. lb.-1 hi s k ii op oou D ew _ 11111 sad Stririce, 00 Luigi', 1111. • 1814.; Ilarbadoes 12i; Montserrat 10td.; New Orleans, 38 bags, 14d. and 1414.; Cartliagras, 140 bags 101 d a St. Dosaioge 1111. d. The wbule went of withal', briskiuss, at low prices. Tosacoo.—The demand for ?tobacco appran rather to mania,; the Winona' thi: week liaa been (warmed to anal I parcels tuttieboast trade. 1 FINSBURY MEETING APPEAL TO rag PRINCE "WIESE'. 'ertr►day (Friday) about three o'clock, Dr. Watson, as tompaoied by a friend, went to the ntfice the Hume pactinefif, bud requested to be ;Omura to see Lori Sol. mouth, to times' a■ Appeal; they were *heww into anti- tirem, awl in shout Are inmates Were usiscrefe to n adjoining room to his Lordship. They walked forward, Dr %Vamps% iaformed turd Sudmuush that be aftesdeel request Lordship to present an Appeal of the Nunn. presented People. of the metropolis to his iitiyal Httli r,, the Prince ittgeat i , which be the pot into his band, requesting to know if his Loilisiiip "'fifth! stud the mower, tor atwitter he etioul4l wait upon him agate' Lord Sidmunfb aoswere4—. Dr. Watsou, yuu fumy obeli will it he coaveolent ?. Wbese ti will be on to your toroltir.p—prr. tits Or Monday ?" Lind Stdmottih" On Monday! shall be engaged" Dr. W3tatot--.' On TUI miry may I call?" LorJ Stdmouth—" What hour?" Dr. Watouts—'• W rhars two o'clock, any Loid." Lord thdowiiih—"That hoar wall he roovroirot—y os may call at that hour, 1)r. %Valsuu"—spun wLuh, Lh•sts, ‘l'atsou and his friend withdrew. 7•LHE 7illif. NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER OR 1101.'6;f1.,N DIELTING, 1819. THURSDAY, /1101111dBFR 4. iwetylOtakes of 100 each, fur 3 yr olds, 7%1 ; 41b.;Sat. 5 yr olds, bat. tltb.; 6 yt °Qs .u 3 A F. Mr. tharltou'sStrepiton, 4 yrs old 1 Mr. Wyortbstre's C. by Soothsayer, 3 yrsold Duke of Portland's Sc. ew, 4 yrs 01d.... P. 5 to 4 on Streptuu. Lord Suffield's Comical, est. lib. beat Mr. Tiwrisar!'s Maufreda, Bsl. 111 b. R.M. 100gs.-5 to 4 ..gwt Caaassl Handicap Stakes of logs. each, fur 3 yr olds and upw anis. D.M. Sir J. Shelley 's Autar, 3 yrs rstd,74. 131 b.. Mr. Chwrltou's David, 5 yrs old, . ....... Lind G H. Caveadistes Illaroswa filly. 3 )rs aid, Sit. Lb •, Mr. Lake's Roger patois, 4 yrr old, S 4 311 s, Mr. Charlton's Shamrock, 3 ys s old, 7st. 711, Mr. Forth's Admiral, 3 yrs old, 7st. ttlb cd I..ren un Antar. liadieuipt ion Handicap Plate of 501. for 3 )1. 40lia apt. ar.la 1)1. _ _ Mr. Tborohtl;'s br. m. !Visors rola, 5 ym 0b1,90t. Mr. Rourerte'm ch. c 7...sohic, 3 yu old, Ohl. Par Mortun's h. c. Wry°, 4 pi obi, 84. 711, D. of Portimo.'s br. e. Screw, 4 yrs uld , Bit.s ly dr 6 to 4 ou Zulor: THE SEA SERPENT. The Gazette de France contains an extract of a 1-tier from a Dutch merch who recently weal to Aut•rws, Riving lime account tat - the (Amoy' Sea Serpent which has appeared tin the s h ores of the United sows fie mi's— tVe u. re saiiiseg with a light wind, the lanJ being about six miles distant, when ail at once ere fill a shock *lac', made us think we bail shack Ilion a unit. ne, bow. se, , were so. undeceived by seeing above the waves. the hes , of the greatest monster l ever (obeli!. De raised Liu.. I . about fifteen fret over the *tartan of the satey 3114 ( . 461111111Z towards us, he glided 4170111 the intro of ii vessel in such a moonier as almost to upset us A cabin.bu: who was near the bowsprit, was overwlreitn.d lq tAe cow mous mass. A sailor then advanced courageously and tirr.l at the serpent with a carbine, but the bali ...bounded won his scales, and appeared not to make the least iisprriown upou him. The animal turstitcx quickly, seized i.e valor round the middle, and plunged with him under valet, Our tackle was broken, and our bowsprit almost nic.t..ore4. Mille we were occupied in repairing the damage we lea I sus tained, we again saw the monster lying ou the rr. the water, but we saw our unfortunate sailor no morc NAVIL INTELLIGENCE. fORTSMOUTII, ICOVMatIt 1. Arrived the NM. Pficonid, Leirthwaise, Goon London. I.g Trinidad; and ruittiutle, South, faun] Loaded, sof 83.- Laden. HARWICH. NOVIWIIIII 4. Arrived the Auckland packet will. 3 mail fri.tu Cu:Mmes. Sailed the Earl of Leireatir packet for liellaml; and Deaufoy packet fur euxhavieu, both with mails. VALVOLTH, Nomura e Sailed the Frieuds, Brown, tor Si. Michael's; and HUM', Sarre, for Gaerusry and Rotterdam. DEAL, Novtatarn 4. Arrived and soiled fur the River the Edd)stuue, Hudson's Bay. Came dunes (tom the Rierr, and sailed w'th the era • the ootaard•lmuud, the Neva, Farquharson, I,r .Conn C I George, Houghton, fur Malta ; and Eli:Marti', Matter. lie Seville. Several Aisle are working down tie Galls, bat wi;l eJt reach the Downs till sifter post. 4 FOLIO", No,l[lllllil 5 Venire Itlotto Naples ... Palersio....per oz I 44 Oporto Riu Janeiro Dublin (Of k Agio of Bank IA ... t lIVLLIOI Portugal tttliiu s ► Coin, per 05....3 6 Fureirt Guld in Burs ...... 18 6 New Dwobloons ..9 9 9 New Dams ' 'g 5 Silver in pars ....0 5 2 ~AIcYAn. •••••■••••- . CORN EXCHANGE., Fittner, Novvissa 5. We Love hul but few fr.A arnuls since &Nada', sad wilts. gar WI0•31 appro.. A sold on fu!l as ecood terms as ea M..adsy; but Ih et vas &wised fur oraioary; lag Sae. Iry support its laic.: b. Mil Mille is dull. in NUS and Brass there is au alteration. UXBRIM F.. - .....,.. __ Core laaprt tor's 'trio. tt, TitualDalr. litovrama 4. Mini. per 1..a.11 2e/ .--s to 241 be New slit!" l4l —s to 101 be liirle, prr rptarter 3O, ---,I en Us --t1 Oats 26s --4 le 31.—d Reims no --4 to oh — 4 4 Pease Rye NEw MIR T. BERKS. Wheat o9* to tOO.. 0.1 Oats Rye . —,. t o --4 0.1 Beano Harley 324 to 40. 0.1 I'. .e 13.eacl, Is 7.1 to la. 9.1 per Gal!on. NEITGATE AND LEA DENHA LL MARKETS. (Hy the Carcass.) Beef .... 33 0,1 to 4: 4 , 1 Veal 'ls Sato fos ed Mutton.. 4: 0.1 to Ss 041 1 Pork.... S: 0,1 to 6s 4d 101"7, !ter C‘rt 6 Kir rocnitTs. Kont .... 3/ 4. to 4/ 0, Saws .... 3! Or to 3/ 16s I , ..sges .... at i). t o 41 4. 5/ Os—fine, F/ Oa to 61 101 11 Ss t,..2! 24. SOAR, &e. per 1121 b Yellow Soap NIP MutlkJ d IM Graves 24l* Good Dregs ill es SMITH Fl ELI) Al ARK ET, FRIDAY. Nov.IVIRR 5. The different kinds of stock nt market to-day did not is iten.ral support list pro.•., and the supply of cattle was rather minty : Br f, Mnit,t., and Pork bad a pretty brisk trade; Veal was not so much to demand The prices in the Hay market bare dropped slue, Monday: Hay sad Straw had,a number of nuye•. • Clurer was rather dull of sate.— Tut C.illowine priers a•.d numbers is a correct statement :.... To rink Ilie offal per stone of bib. Reef....3c 8.1 to 41 $1 Head of Cattle this flay :.—. Mottos. 4s. 4d to Ss 41 Beasts 9OO Vea1....35. 8.1. to Si ltd %beep iNtrit ...4.. 4.1 to M. UI. Calves 340 Latnb...os. 0.1. to 0.. 01 1 Pies ..... ......... IMO HAY-MARKET. Hay 21. 104 oil. to 4/. 154. b. Mtram Clovcr 4l. os. OJ. lo 61. Od. PRICE OF II 1 741 W RAGS. I If AND STRAW I' WIIITF , II^PII.. Hay.. 51 0.. 0.1 to 61 Oa Od Straw 1/ 10. ea I. if us. ad I Clover 71 O. OL! 10 11/ O. 04 Kent —.3/ 4. to 41 Os Sussex ..?/ Ins to 31 9s Essex 1134 to 3/ 10s Farnham, s►cond, 4/ Os to Foreign Pockets OF TALLOV Town Tallow 63.. 6.1 Yellow, Russia SSA Oti 0.1 White ditto...—. Oil —s etl Soap ditto.— Sts 0.1 —s Melting Stuff 52% 0.1 —s 0,1 Ditto r00gh..32s UJ PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stogie of $ll,. St. James's, 3s. 7J —MN bar', 3s. 73d. Average, 3s. 7.1.41. PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow Chandlers Kill. Price of Candles, per dozen, Ils 6d—Mioulds, 13s Od. Gil. per dozen allowed for ready money. PRICER OF !lA' ST. .1 CM 10.11. Hay 41 O, 04 to GI Q. 0,1 Straw 11 4. 04 to 11 18. 11d COURSE OF EXCHANG; etati.tentaaa....C.F 11 17 Ditto at sight ..... ll 14 Itottenlona .... 2 U. 11 18 Autwerp l2 0 Hamburg* ....21 11 35 11 A1tama........21 U. 36 0 Paris 3 itiq's sight Ditto Bounteous 25 35 Freukfort or the Main, Ex. M..... 150 Vivonalvffvciive 2 M 10 Madrid rfreelive 351 Cadiz aircelivv 38 Hilboa Ham-lona . ..... 35 Seville 351 illbraltar • Lezkuivi Tirana 441- Vcaterilay—Gunstowutn PLAT —Hein's) at ilio• thegiser, Enid India, su4 South Sca BIRTHS. On Tuesday laid, st Tim be Wig.. Wens, the 1.34 t. of the Ih• Julio Kirby, of Mayfield, County of Sneers, of a 4:wiener Ou Tuesday last, the Lady of John Lewis Newithast, New Timber-place, Sil WIC of a son and heir. MARRIAGES. At Poole, on Wednesday the 27th alt. Mr. John of Gross, nor-place, Cantbesertll, &ad the Cora •• Satalt, r. 1641 daughter of Thomas Manton, hauler pace. At Ofiley, Herts, by the Rev. Lynch Bum Gordon Murdoch, Esq. of Oakfield, Bras to hvlore, fifth daughter of the late Sausu.l CuuUnissimaer of kis Majesty's Navy, awl mare Luigi Gambier. DEATH. On Ids estate, Monet Pleasant, Dominica, Eq. aged 84, Surveyor-General of the Island. 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