The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-10-21 00:00:00

t' 'Olt • 7 POLICZ anus MC rclutit Mr. 41derana A NAN OF TALENT. trillion .forbs Dann was yesterday pat to the bar, charged with • misdemeanor. Sarah Rothe., lasollarly of the Queen's Head public. I l se, Witter-lsort, Blackfriara, staled, that the Pfill4o4off tame Ise her hosow that warning and asked for • ewes of gin, which she reoffered to *Me Airs with, as she thought he was intoxicated; he sat down its the taper ism sod asked for • gla.i o r p .o. e , which she served him with, and be paid h-e ler it tool went lowly, hut shortly afier returned, hold. io t his hand ap at full of porter, the contents of which b. d '<lnd rot the ta r . ..irons 0 ow. and Ihrealrywd to knock h r bonito out Minds the pint, at the same time milking use of horrid ompreratione, and it an utliter hail not been for 'woody present, she had no doubt but he would have done her . o ne bodily harm; he was an utter stranger to her. llr. Ilsonn—" Take care, Madsen, what you say. Yoe have told the Alderman, I am an utter stranger to yon ; rot boom that is nut the ease. Was I not in your house out souvenir heron., and bad not I a pint of parte'?" Mos Hnelws—" I recollect that you were in the house owe. to bore, lint only torte." Mr. Dusin—?? Awd did you sot give me change of • pound stir- r' Mrs Hughes—m I did not." Mr Daitto—m Well, it was your servant. I Sul sure you air a kiwi eon-Aerate woman. I acksiowli dge to you, that my conduct this morning was soot decorous, or finch as a moo, in my situation of life, ought to have olrered to all improtreteol female. Is not this rutfieirot apology for you, particularly as it tome* from • gentleman and a man of talent? Dr. yogi not think the disgrace to me, of bring bromeht lief', • solfwient punisionieut !" Ablernian—‘ If you have any thing to say In defence to the robots charge against you, you must address yourself _to use, sod not to the Complaimal ; mid I have Is request, rat it may be relevant 141 the cumplaiut mama, you. Who e 'ow?" Jl!r. Dann—" A gentleman sad a men of talent." ;yrillslerettair--" Are you any profersiou or trade ?" tea Dann—"' A mathematiciaso." . A ldermati—?? Where Mr you reside?" Mr. Dunn—" Nu. 117, High.Hulbora. Dr. Hutton /ornery' me" Alderman—u Did you sleep there last night ?" 11r. threo—. 1 Jul.h 1 also boow Mr. Walker, who ft. silts meat done to you, Sir, who till that chair with so much bilnaitr to yonsi self " Our of the 31arehalosen said, that the Ps ironer had been beftwe the Lord Mayor some true back, usi a similar charge. A Tel• rinao--" Perrone its Ilse situation of the Cumplaurout smut to. protected; there are no set of persons in nude oho are Ullll4 1111respoissible, fur if tlwy admit Improper mmous jots, Ito it haums, ur allow dilleidrirl) a tucl 161 them, they see liable b. here their licensors talon from them. I, there fo•re, ropes ire it my duly to cull 1111 yon to give bail ha •n -suer this complaiut at the Sessiuus. Have you ally Glenda Ir re!" Me. Dunn—" I have not ; this 'motions was so {IWIN I had not tunic to apply to my friends" Aliternme—" II is a shame to see • man of education besought before a Magistrate at This hour of she day in a slate aro lrrialwu. 11'Isen as.ber, you will, perhaps, be sorry for your conduct. I have no doubt but you are a man of ta • lent. it is a pity that you du nut apply it poverty." Mr. Dunn—" Now you have atkuuts I. dg. .1 sue to be a mall of talrpt, do you not think that the reminsaossl I have received room well a man as Aldernsau Robert 11'aoslounrio, sr boat ta- Is tato art ltr.or , rhial, k Pllllifirlllllllllll/.1.111C111" Alderman —" Your ill-timed nonillion sit to mr canuot be of ally service to you. I sit here to Anther the rude of ills. tier, mud if similar inconsiateacies of c hurt, ouch as y o u bare h en realty of, were taken early notice of in others, we 110011 not lose of the dreadful calartruphes w hick nuts our ars 'rosy •hsy,l might say.eerry hour. It is my duty to Coln.. unit you, it she Complainant desires it." Mrs. Hoghrs--" I am couvinced, if fire officer was not in the house, he would have dune me a aunt sorious mischief." A lotermato—" I shall be entirely guided by your Jeered. toation." Mrs. Hughes—" If be will nut come to my haute again, It, trouble me, I will out press fur his committal; but I think l ie ought to give me some kind of recurity that lee will out." Mr. Dionse—" Will yl4ll 11111 take my own? What better security can yam have thau that of • ussiltrusaticiau and • twos of talent ?" Mos. thoglies--" Al you have nu other to give,, suppose 1 mart put up with that.* 11r. I) —" Let the world say what they will,' ay there is bum 'oily it, a woman's hreasi." AMr s suato--• I hope shoo you get sober you will not forget what has passed here to-olio. try°. du tout you most be highly ashamed of your traduce" Mr. I)uuss—" Am Ito consider myself discharged!" Alderman—" You have been berme the Lord Ttlayur, mad 1111. W lo fore me, but If you are brought scam before either, von will out escape so easily as yon have bolted° dulls. 1"- u are sli.chargesl, but I tacummesul it so you to lake cars ul youirelf" OVERCHARGE CF A PARCEL. 7 hamar Knigit, potter of Ilse Ansel Ina Coachmike, Angel stool, was charged by Mr. Robert nose with charging lout its. Ind. fur a parcel, o btu he ought to leave chase. ol ussly gs. Mr. Flint produced the ticket shills was delivered to him by the Deft mhos., coutaisiing the chorgr of dr. 10d. aud slated that Ire had insiwireil at the Coach office, sisal (woad th st she vont was only charted 2s. 10.1. in the way-bill. The fondant had also admitted that the ticktt he had delivered was 1/14414: Mil by himself. Tfw I/el or:au( said he was always ill the habit of making out the ticket., fur ushers ise the book keeper would never grt strouoh his business; and who u he took up sloe parcel which he do-liverisl to the t'un.plainasst, the hook-keeper call ed out 35.1011. and he made out the ticket accoolingly. Aids rolao—• You admit that you made out the ticket ; do yam Lour that it makes you liable to be indicted fur a traarportable oflence, that of overlying 1111/1114Cy Ullllff false prets was? Th.. Art of Parliament is a vesy late aud a very solutaly one (the Mich of the King', and it snakes the pro wicket of a eseseli.uffice liable to a penalty of 20s. if he dues tort deliver lo tilt porter • leeks I; mud tire porter is also liable to a similar penalty if be doves nut deliver with the parcel the ticks the receives fount the office. Wherever a we of this kind 4:0111f1 before air I am determined to con vict the pesos cnosiplameol of ii. slur (Olt prllally. 1 there fuse direct that you pay 20s. and the fU1.111." air. Flint desired that his prooportiou of the penally might he given to some charity. sow • Yrsta►day Joaapk Mast WAS brotiett to the tinier, mud class.d batac It. BIRNIS, Esq. under ■ special Art of Parinasesti, with reissue* a cupper, with au ilSitlai iOrtval it 'luta the house of Sarah Gillis, iu Laug's-court, St. The Prisoner WAS &WWI in the foiey of the lonise, Ite_ totem tight awl mine Welts k yrsterclay irsurniug, concealed. I). had filleted the bonnie by the street dour being left open. The Pnsuut► said he WAS a cichnory-sweeper out of WSW ploy, but be prim," lu be well bowel). He was comiinlited fur biol. William Crory was charged rids steeling a large quantity of gravel ve rand, the properly of she Regent's tassel Com pany, form their wharf, use the Hampatesd-road. 'llw Pri soner bad agreed to repair the garden of Mr. Juba West brook, Or Jamessireet, Ceramics. Toro. He employed lass carters to take the gravel or sand away peildicly, and take it t o Mr. Westbrook's weeder, in Janres-atreet. Tim Priamwea defence was his total ig that the gravel or wool wall private properly. Ile was eurronitted fur (nether ex a.ninasieres. Anima Berram and Thomas ✓acksan WITe charged aide melding *eyeful geese buses the goose. house of Mr. Joseph Corky - seri, a gardener, at Tu►ubaw-green, who was alarmed at one o'clock in dee truruimg by die noise of the squeaking of hi. it. ore ; he in consequence gut up with all pastille speed, i rip surd bi his guuessimorae, where he found tile PriPollel isl the act of packing up his geese. He erased Wm PrOoleer Jackson, ■nd called to the watchman, who being use duly sear the epos, went to the Preeetutuer areisiemer, and ar. cared Ilse Prisoner Barnes. A ...A eras found belonging to the Prisoner,, with fra son alto well knew the premises. A match was left with • tiader.box in a certain place only knows to the me* em ployed on the premises, and the following morning. when the mew weal to work, the match was nut to be foand. Osi Humphreys scorching the Prisoner be found* mate% la his waistcoat orbich he was usable to given satisfactory account of , c i C te P t rialiner was seen close to the back adze premises by a female who spoke to him, notwithstanding be denied being there. A fahreaccount was given as to his sleep. iog at home. One of the shopmen disguised hiniselfas a livery servant, and followed the Pr:softer on the night offer the pre mises had been broke• open, in hopes of tracing oat where the stolen property had been takes, to. He continued his coarse in a variety of ways without appeasing 14 , have an object in view, when at length discovering that be was watch. eel, he was shoat to go home, when the shopmau seised him. He was committed for farther remount ion. Niches' renlimi was charged with threatening to startler • woman, which was proved by si vend witnesses. The dance set up by the Prisoner, as • jostitication, was rather of an extraordinary nature, he having itdmilted the threat.. He stated, that the Prosecotris and another woman bewitched him about vane years since, and by mesas of stuff which they pat into some tea, which he was induced to drink, he was is, • trance for several days. They also witched him iii other respects, by means of a black cat, sad a pound of pins, that he did not know what occurred. —lle nstreated the Magistrate not to suppose that he was deranged, harthat the distressed state of his mind, which muse from the bewitching of the women, and which render ed hiss incapable of followiag his trade as a shoeinalrr ; and be was freqacntly so much reduced that hr could not pay for the washing of his shirt. He was told by the women that *Whine would care him of the spell they hail *et upon him when they k ail bewitched him bat crossing the sea, and he irstrailed to leave England uu Friday morn. ing for Ireland, which was his 'wive country, for the par. pose of getting cured. The Proseentrix, who had very much the strntarance of a tipsy, denied any knot% ledge of what the Prisoner had been talking about as to bewitching him, but that he was a Honta• Catholic, and it was the soperatititios notions of his religion which caused his miud to be its the disturbed state it was. The warrant against the Prisoner was discharged by Mr. Ritatie, on condition that be did not insult or use any more Hotels towards the Proaccuti ix previous to his leavjug Eng -181111 for Ireland. Thomas sinews. was charged with defrauding Edward Messeuger, of Camdeu Town, who deals in mushrooms and catsup, of seven shillings, who stated, that yesterday morn ing as he was retu g from the Borough maiket Ibrough James-street, Coveat.garden, in his single horse cart, the Prisoner called to him, and be stopped his horse, cud told him that his cart had neither mime nor number on it, and ibat he was liable to • penally id 40s. fir the omission. He stated to the Prisoner in his defeuce that it bad been nailed un • piece of tin, but it hail been torn off i he there f re hoped the Primmer, constlering him to be an officer employed for the purpose, would be as considerate as possible. Ih. Prisoner, after some hesitation, cod making it a great favour, agreed to let him off for ten *hitting, He urged She Prisoner to take peas, saying he hail a large f. 'ty,•ntl they had all been laid up with She typhus fever, when he reduced his charge to 7r. 6.1. He afterwards took of the fit. on condition of his paying fur a pot of porter, and then wrote him his name and ai.dress on • piece of paper, which be told him would pus him free ammo: the day. The Prisoner told him he bad a partner, who he understood bins to say was authorised So stop people with carts which had ant names sod untnlttrs on then., and if his partner had beer presto, be would not have taken so small a sum. Thu Primmer was committed fur trial fur the fraud. NATTOI CARDIN. Dir. Williasn Smith, a respeelsble tallow chandler, maid- Mg in Red Liou.streat. Hamm, appeared at Ibis Office to a summons, on an information, charged by Charles Smith with cassia( and permitting a man is his employ to draw • track the length of green houses on the fool.way pavanes', from his warehouse in Theobald's-road to another Ir Red Liuw•slrtet, to shack charge Mr. Smith ph ailed nut guilty. The informer being unatile to prove that Mr. Smith tither claimed or permitted the truck to he , drawn, ur that the per son no draw the truck was a servant or in the 'mph., of 111 r. Smith, the information was dismissed, to the satisfaction of all present, *seeps the informer, who was very much chagrined, and behaved nab the greatest impertinence .iu his answers to the Migistrate. _ . There was also an lifurntailion aphis, Mr. Robert Tate, by the ►vine person, cliargiug him with having, on the 14th of this mouth, permitted a man is his employ to draw a truck on the tout-way pavemrut, is Ilu'bora. lu derellee it was proved eu oath, by a respectable gentle. man, that Mr. Tale had bees iu Scotland these viz weeks past, and that, couseciutatly, the track could nut be drawn by his perinissiuu. This informatiun was likewise diisnimed, to the treat as tistac of all prevent, sad to the confasiou of the informer: Mr. Thomas Glossop, of Holboru, appeared to a ruminants nn the iuturenation of Site same persuu, (barged with bay. big, ins the ISib lastaut, permitted a cask of biv to stand us the foot-nay paveineut b.L,ra• his door. In this, as well as the tau fast informations. She intimater failed to prose bus cast, and Mr. Glossop ass acquitted of Ills charge laid hi the isiforalation. muumuu& Emmett asul Surak Dove were rilargral br Mr. Jllllll Suss's, High-Ciuustablu fur the ilolisurss with being( riotous, idle, and disorderly —They were sea- Irsearl ion oauutlis itopasounseut is the House of Cur reef iuu. The Conqueror, since her arrival at St. Helena, has buried there eighty-three men, nearly the whole from liver complaint, and dysenterie*, besides thirty five bad casts vent to the Cape far change of cli mate. The 1111esqmito, au 18-gun sloop, has buried twenty-five since her arrival, and the Grille., or 16 gum, ten, front the same complaints. forming its the whole note hundred rind fifteen !! !—The 66th regiment, 600 strung. burie.l 56 men in twelve or thickets mouths subatquent to their arrival. Monday morning, at four o'clock, twenty-five male convicts. who were tried at the last Old Ba►ley Ses►ions, and sentenced to different periods of tress spustaboo, were removed from Nesvgate in a cara van, fur Sheerness, in order to be sent to Botany Bay. In THE BRITISH Pans of the 13'11 instant, we gave au account of a robbery and attempt to murder John Collins, • carrier, of Bowden. near Alt►in chatn, Cheshire, by two ruffians. 1)11P (if whom, Joseph Walker, I►ts late servant, bail been taken. We are happy to slate that Mr. Collins, though dreadfully bruised, was so far recovered that he gave evidelice before the Magistrate. and swore positisely to the person of Walker, as did Mr.. Culiinr to the Pri►oner's hat, on which be was fully committed to Chester Castle for trial ; and on Wednesday lasi, two men slit/ had been sects in the Prisoner's com pany on the evening of the robbery. were taken iisto custody before Trafford Trafford, Esq. of utring toil Hall, a Magistrate for Cheshire, when one of whom (John Houle)). whose dress Mr. Callous swore in, was fully co ttttt lotted to Chester Goal for trial. The other, nn producing evidence of Isis being at another place at the tunic, wab d 1110111114 1 .11 Ilpolll hiss own recognizance to appear when called on. All tile above men bad been at different times in the employ of the said Mr. C'ulltits. AIARKE7'S. 11 1 1 os the " Leedom Mermen:* Pries 17 *mot," of Trudy Orioltor 20. 11112. WEST INDIA AND SPANISH STRIN PRODUCE. Court became dull of demand the latter part of the week, the chief part at the punlic sale on Thursday having been taken in. In the previous part of the week basin.** bed been done at the following terms:—Fine ordinary Jas maie• 1395. • 1405.; good ordinary 13th. a 1384 ; St. Do. Wage 142 s • 144..: theist micro, however. have given way. Sow busitiess bas been done in East India, hat holders do not press sales. The stock of West India Coffee is nue 3,400 tun•. being 1,800 lees than at this lime last year. t're.e•t prices 435. pe► ewt. higher. The B P SUGAR market bas continued in the game dull state as oar list. Brown dry Demersras 735. at Ordinary brown Jamaica 755.; cowl browse 775. • 785.; middliug Jamaica. and St. kites 80., tf Us. _ FOIMIGN SUGARS—Ai a public sale on Wednetulay last, Harasinsh Sugars were sold from 3p. • 4s. per cwt. lower. The block of D. P is now 2,SOD rasps less than last year's at Ibis lime, the present prices rale 80. per cwt. lower, per Gazette average. _ Buns conti;sie wiihont demand, and sales can only he ef fected by submitting to a redaction of about Id. per gallon, only 2s. I Id. bring offered for proof Leeward. The present stuck of Ram is 23,777 puncheons, and price of proofs 3. per gallon. Shock last year same data was 24,180 puncheons, and prier of proofs 23. Ind. per gallon. On Finlay last a considerable parcel of Brazil Coco.t, of fair polity, was offered at public sale and bought as at 735.6.1 the highest offer was db.. ; uo other trausactious in Ibis artiek shire one last. Jamaica LAM:WOOD (bonded) experiences a moderate de mised. PIMENTO heavy or sale. NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. .... _ _ Carolina I:aca is slimily in prices, bat wills very little de. wand. At an E. I. Ciwnpany's sale 6,0t11l of the 15,00* bags declined 1,1 re withdrawn front the sale. and the erusainder went ufF at ablest 4a. di cline on the pyre...ding sale. The TOBACCO widget cont . el dell, and former priers barely surpos led, la cuesequence of the arrivals of the ari icle. ilors is It, sileb es doubt waa Odeldelied by Omit havioi parked op Vet r U. Gorge Stringer was charged twin a rtriety or thong wispieloas circumstances, with . II broken or, mat a robbed the premises Messrs St 1, ed.!, sad WWisms. Iressommers, ie is Oxford-almtfil. The premises were bravo open as the sight of pielavisy fortnight, sod so throbt was enter t a i n ed flat it wee- perpetrated by muse per- SOUL I AMERICAN PRODUCE. The COTTON Mallet has been dull since our last, and priers have declined a j.l. per lb The East India Corn pany's sale on Friday last was but thinly attended, there was scarcely •ny bidding, and nearly the whole (consisting of 6,082 Sarats, 876 Brogals, mid 103 Madras) were take.' in nt prices varying front a 1 d. per lb. tinder the rale of laili ult. for Surat', with only a hailing seduction iu Bengals ; after the sale ulVers were made fur several parcels of Smut, at the prices they were taken in al, but declined by the Int. porters, and 200 were sold at id. id. and a few 1.1. per lb nil. Vance. The sales of the week are as follow, viz. 100 Perusal- Itucco good Its. 111. ; 70 Bahia good 23d ; 110 Marimba= good 23d. l'e:r sale, in bond : 1,000 Surat ordinary to middling, M. a 1014 f•ir to good 1114 • 134 d.. fine 144 a 151.; 350 Bengal ordinary to middling 8.1. a 8 1 ,4 ; 150 Madras good 1241.; fioo Bengal ordinary to middling 841. • B}d.; IM total sales amount to 2,269 bags. The total imports amount to 5.003 lisle., viz. 33 lluited Stales, 58 Demerara, 6 Ilarbadoes, t 1•8 %Vest India, 3,307 Surat. and 1,510 Bengal. EAST INDIA PRODUCE. The further 41/c!arm ion of Pepper fur the 10th November has uceasioned a fall uu the article. 31 E DIT F.IIRAN EAN PRODUCE. FIMIT —Sevcrikl parcels of new Spanish have been sold at priers which may be considered at last 21 2s. per ca t. loser thin the first carrots last year; the impiirtst ions are cuusi &rabic, and much earlier this 'casino than usual. BALTIC PRODUCF:. Txt.tow has bean very iiWwtek, but is lxiak 10-day ; there are Smyrna Y. C. et 11110. The following were the 'violations at St. Petersburcb 25th Sept. 18124—Y. C. Tallow 230 rids., 2J Jo. 223, Soap 220, Clean Hemp's, giut..but so Exchange 12 a 11 31-32 • 12. 11th Sept. V. C. 235 rble. Exchange 12J. • BRITISH STAPLE ARTICLES. We have to notice a further depression in the prices of Hannan SUG*IO, the export demand lanviug abated consi derably. Single loaves 106 s. Fine woods ►upport better priers is proportion. 'Houma' have Leto au good request at 40s. 6.1. sod 41s. SMUTS of TURTINTIXL dull of demaod, and rather lower. 011.11.-.-Whale (NI has bees dull of sale, and has receded in value about 11 per lea; other Fish this are relatively Sat. Linseed Oil resusius steady. Rape Oil keeps Sat, but nut lower. LIVERPOOL REPORT, °Crain' 17, 1818. The Coproz market cautioned dull at the beginsing of the week, and on Tuesday 2,500 Orleans and Bowe& being unexpectedly announced for public sale on Friday, tendert to &pates it still more, mud very little was duue except 000 Sweats, fair, at 121.1. until yesterday, when the pub. lie sale, which consisted of 1,650 01 ham and 400 Bowed., went off with seine degree of spirit. and there were sold 1,900 Orleans, ordinary to good 171.1. a 21d. and 400 Bowed., very middling to good fair 16.1. a 191 d.: the Or leans at a decline of id. ou the lower, 1.1. en the better qualities, and the Bowe& Id. per lb. 'I lie private sales of the week consist of 500 Bowed' at 19.1. a 20.1. ; 230 Orlease 19d. a 201.1.; 300 Tennessee 161.1. a 16d.; 200 Sea Island 29.11.1. a 3s. and one mark 4.. a 4s. 2.1 ; 380 Permian. 2.. a 2. Old.; 250 Bahia 22181 a 231 J.; 750 Ma. ►aaham 221,d. a 23.1.; 40 Para 213 d. a 22141.; 30 D em e rar a 28. ; 00 Lacuiras 15'!d. a 16.1.; 910 Surat 12p. n 134. ; and 120 Bengal bid. a 104. per lb. ausountiug altogether to 5,700 bags. Barbadoes Sugar of good to fine scale qnalities have been Is good demand, and have brought ls. a ls. Gil. per cwt. whilst all other descriptions have beets dull of sale. and the market bas closed at a redaction of 2s. a on brown aril middling qualities, very dark bat try brbwm Dementia awl St. Luria have sold as low as 71s. a 725. per cwt. The quantity offered at public sale is 1,300 email'', and iucludiug about 100 sold by private treaty, the business dune by psi. vase treaty amounts to 1,200 bhds. IY. have had some ismairy for Brazil for shipment, awl 150 cheats have been been taken at a decline of le. viz. flue yellow bat soft 478.64. a 49a. and ordinary to good white 508. a 511 a. 0.1. per cwt. A public sale of Demerara and Jamaica Coffee went off heavilt tin Monday at lower prices, but the demand ins. proved afterwards, and prices advanced tita. a 31., per e we. cumamuo ordinary Domingo has sold at 1365. a 1375. good 1395. a 1408 6.1 ; fine ordinary Jamaica 1361. a 137.. •I-illista illista 140 s. 141$ and good middling 1522 ; fur very good Dewing., 142 a. was offered and refused, and also 139.. for good Brazil : we have had less inquiry however fur this article daring lbe lam two days. About 700 bags of Brasil Cocoa have bees sold at 728.6 d. a 74a. li. Ginger nod Pi. 111C11,0 loathing doing. Of 1,100 begs black Pepper offered at public sale, only a few luts were taken at aid. per lb. East laths Rice is without Inquiry; Carolina iu bond, of good quality has sold at 46.. Rums are dull of sale; I-re wards 2 per twat. U. P. have sold at 3s. 14. and Jamaica 10 O. P. 4s. a 4s. 3d. per gallon. 100 tons Jamaica 'Arwood have been sold at Si;. 4it. Do mingo 1118.; and Causpeachy tn. 7s. 64. a 9/. 10a. Little lois been done in Ashes, which remain without alieraiien. Turpentine is st.ady , avid has brought at public sale 168. 6d. fur fair quality. Tallow rernalas without alteration. In Tobacco there has been very little doing this week We continue to receive large 'applies of Grain; in claw. aerate of which the market has been depressed, mid sales of Wheat have beer, made el a triLng redaction from last week's currency lu dyer there is no alteration. At • sale of Mediterranean produce un Thursday, 400 bags good Sicily SIitHICK were ilispimect of at 22s 6d. a 435. per cat.; and lOU loss Brimstone, of middling ermality, at 251. 12* SI a 25/. 15s. per con. A parcel of 3,900 Hansom Ayres Hideo has bees taken out of the market at 9.L per lb. the quality beta' good, sad shoot 10,00* a a similar description hare W.:A sold it did. per lb. t. arrive. • Palm Oil gets nil in small parcels, al 741. per ton. Postscript, Tuesday, October 40, iRIS, Fear o'Clocii. Career —A public Pale of to-day wrist off at prices con firmatory of the previous decline of the article. St. Do mingo i• offered of bent legality at latir. and ordinary 1311 m per mt. without hotting buyers. H P. SuGan —Ube Wee of the day amount to •bout 600 casks, at a decline on 14%1 Tuesday'. prices of full ts. per cwt. middling Sugars were sold imilay at 765. worth when at the highest 8,14. A public mite to-day of ISO casks Harboodoea Sum went off at 791. 6.1.0 Rsl. being. according to qualify, nearly. if not quite flint to the prima obtained at the preceding side. The lime. market is still dolt , though sonic lot• hots:flit at the Imo East lodia ante bear a small advance. The price of Carolina is nominal. InceGo.—The sale prim are in general 4tentiy, with this exception, that for small quantities picked an advance not exceeding 3d. per lb. has been •I. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. orrosta 19. Arrived the Menden Hall, Mario), from lAmslon Air Ma. drag. ire. The Cady, Thompson, of and (ruinßigours its 26 da)s, passcd by for Musk rdstaiiii vAt.mouTit, orrorarn 17. Arrived the Julio, Crawford, from Ilalnira for Li ish ; alto arrival nil this post, the brit Fly, from Pl)ntuuth fur the West Indies. Sided the Marlboruuela pocket with • mail for Li.blui; Querusbury packet, with ditto fur Jimmie.; the Liun, fur Anemia; Faith, fur Getiun; Venn., fur lierreltina; 134:111), fur Oak ; Industry, fur !reboil; and •era! ruttstera. OfITOOPIt IS. Ilff here lb. inur.Conkr, f Lid,uu for B r i t '. 101. *ISh bulwarks and statute! cum ani vent I much strasitral. A BIT I CO, OCTOBER 10. Arrived Ibe Alliance pckct, Ul4ll, Crum burg. nvat., OCTOBER 19. Cam► down trim the River •nd sailed the Arens, Boothe, for Leghorn; Sally, fair, for ditto; Flarri. t, Jour,. fur the South Sea.; Lady Roringdon, fur Madeira, the Cape of Good Hope, and Bombay. Arrived the Natal, Rally, from Cayenne, LIVLE POOL, OCTOBER 18. Satlea the John Taylor, Atkilaron, fur IS.;subny. The Sir Joint Cameron, Lrthe, (ono Quebec for Liver pool, which was stranded near Witterfuril nn the 14th inst. was expected to be gut off the next tide. Crew sate. GRAVESEND, OCTOBER 19. Arrived the Doke of Kent, round, soil %l Icy , litibitittoet, from Itiniterdam ; Thomas intil Mary, Muller, frum Nur- VIMy ; Endracht, ; Telerraphe, —; and Eclipse, Tbumpsott, flow Antwarp; Ilrettir, Storey, from Arch angel; Kinsman, from Qin ; Trasalkr, Carr, from Raniburgh ; and some foreign result.. Sailed the Contmt:ree, —, for Boiertleatts ; Wright tttt t fur St Lunar; Prince of Orange, --; a nd Elia 4, —, for Rotterdam; Artiodel, Mackintosh, for Grenada; Cittharitie, Waller, for St. Mary's ; Amphitrite, Dawson, fur Hamliurah ; Lord Nelson, Anderson, for Elaineur ; Char luttc, —, fur ditiu; and four or five utlicta. TIM TURF. -.mi.- CARDIFF RACES. On Wednesday last a sweepstakes of 10ga. each, eight snbstribers, was woo at two beats, by Mr. rarquhassoit's Dario beating Mr. Si ' Charming Molly, Mr. Hi Mrs. Fudge, and Mr. Will's King of Diamonds. Same day, a plate of 501. for any horse, 14e. two-toile beat., was won, at three beats, by Garns, beating Kim( of Dia monds. This was a well-contested race, there being one dead heat, and the other two were won by only half a neat. Same day, a snatch (two mile.) between Mr. Authouy's g f Little //ChM". mid Mr. Young's b. f. by Pedlar, was iron with V.PRe by the former. Ilea Thursday, • plate of UV was won, at three heat 4, by Mr. Gill's Emma, beating Mr. Lewis's eh irmiag Molly, and Mr. G. Morgan's Enryuue. Same day, a match for SOrs. (one mile) between Mr. Rick ard's Stanky and Mr. Jenkiiis's Lucretia, was won by the latter. Also, a match was won by Mr. Gougli's gr. m. beat ing Mr. Wilkins's bl. g. Mr. Wilkinson's horse bolted Tbe whole of the day's running afforded very capital 'putt, and the Course was attended by • numerous assemblage of Nubility and Gentry. To the list of company at the Caledonian and Perthshire Hunts, given in our last number, we have to add the following :—••• Lord Bifluorite; Sir William Elliot, Bart ; S'r Janus Erskine, Bart. Terry ; Mr. Hamilton; Charles Drommood, Esq. Charing Cr."., London ; L. Craigir, Eaq. Glenduich ; Colonel Trion; Major Craigie; Thomas Marshall Ganliiier, Esq. younger, of Hillcairney; G. C. Craigie, Esq. Duo. bung ; MArehiouess of Moody; Lady Baird, Frrittoiscr; Lsily Louisa Erskine, and Miss Erskine, Tony; Hun. Lady Nitrite, ; Mrs. Glengarry; Mrs. Mylne, Myleefiel4l; Mrs. gime, carristoo; Mrs. Manilas, Hellen. dean; Miss pundits Mrs. Osier, Gleadeick ; Mn.s Craigir, Du II bin/CY. On IVediletiday week, the Earl of BUCHAN brought from Dryburgh Abbey a beautiful youtig cedar of Lebanon, which he put into the hands of the Marquis of BHA UMONT, by whom it was planted mar the spot where King Lutes the Second was killed, by the bursting of a cannon, at the siege of Roxburgh Castle, on the 3d of August 1460. The Duchess of RoxauLtGil had the goodness to accitiu pail the Earl of BUCHAN on this occasion. IRON BRI DO FS. There has been lately erected, at ‘Voudlinro, near nal keit'', on the property of James Err, Esq of Illackeibiels, a bridge of malleable iron (acre the Eck;, which is meting and elegant. It forms an etch, with two ribs, connected with bolts of iron. The largest is fitiy-one feel span, and rifts four feet six incises high, flout the spring of the arch; Ike abutments are raised at the ends two feet six inches, whirls forms as easy road-way, paved with lour and a qnsrler inch plauk, with a handsome baud rail on each aisle; sire whole of malleable iruu, except the flour, and tree Gum vibration. The above clegart bridge was made. by Mr. Andrew His lop, smith, Fountainliall, Gala Wahl, who finished one, on the 1811, of September, 1817, as Burishouse, over the Gala, and, it is ',crammed, tr.,. list first of the kind ever erected. 'floe Intilge at 11' Ilium is broader 1116 the rnail-vtay than that over the (; Oa, wills several improvements suggested by Mr Hubert Woburn, weight, Dstkeitle. 'florae bridges are Nruwwuced to be strung, durable, and cheap. The Royal &dogma Gazette, of Sept. 2, has been received. It appears that nn the Ist the Court of Admiralty gore a decision in the case or the Ameri can sloop Antelin. The i#snelia, it seems, railed in June last frosts New Orteasis for St. Domingo, with orders to call at the post of Nassau fur instructions. ' Soon after ►he left the Maize bile ►pain her mast, saditat wind would not per 11l i l her to rosins. She proceeded on her rot age, and entered the port of Nassau for repairs. She was immediately seized by nn officer of the Customs, and prosecuted for an in fraction of the navigation laws. After a full hearing or potties, the Court restored troth vo-saiel 111111 CAN°. but decreed that, as there was probable causre of tqielt party ►hould pay ISIS Un II Costs. A splendid account of the new Crown Piece has b-eu inserted in ►everal papers, but ui,fortii nately for the ►uccess of the psne h ;)•ric, the cons it self was i►sued, and came under the critical eye of the medallist and • seer. The Bank pent round to the Bankers 400 of them, with the follow ing curious notice " NEW CROWN PIECES. " The bag cuutrinw 10 paper parcels., earls parcel holding 40 pircra, snaking the whole cualenta ulllse hag 4UO Crowur, or 1001. value. " It being desirable in the first issues of the new Crowns, that the hill's should come into the hain . .s of the public as perfect as possible, it is recommended to the Bankers in the distribution of them, that they should use precantions to iweveut the impression Leung injured, as -h as possible. " From this last psrigrapli. %1 e:i.i.Est.v.v 1'01.6 seems to be aware that it is rather to be portervett on a medal Ilion put into circulation as a coin. Where an assemblage of talent soil •xlirrirtsre is concruirati-il in one line of inactive, a sui•cess mn•t attend theis apphratiou, not lu be found elsewhere. Thi• has bees. eying - rd in the Establishment of the 31, (heal Board at Charlotte-House. lilackfriars.road, and at Wouilsiork. Huns , VI Osfor.hilieet, wheie corer are every day performed in cases which have hat/1-d the skill of eminent professors, and excited their sistimishineut. The Medical Humid have particularly attended ll' Illsoar cease. qiienrea of a (Willits dig: are, whirls elliAlk tll• most die. sewing de►ilities, and manor.s the cluislitsitiiiis of bush Wall. They *lse remove the effects of those syniptunia •ruing from juvenile indiscretion, from irregular and from a lung resideiner iu warm choir's - a—of this de seriptium they be particularly to notice ithstim:tv erupt ' is the skim, awe throat, pains in the head moil basks, fee yield!) , mistaken fur rheumatism, strictures, &lulu, scrim phula, Sic. Messrs. COOPER and Co. after forty rare practice in various Hospitals, are consulted at Woodinuck street, (Word-street, daily, from right till eight ; and at the Medical Bored, Cliarkitte-liousep I:erat Charlotte-street, Blsekfriars•rord, precisely from twelve until eight in the evening. Illtchainev, sail pert on of moderate income, Ir." a d v i ce , gratis, if they Immod at certain bows, WIMP ly, Tuesday, 'flitiesday, and nun runt tr. urihl one o ' clock ; anal every evertor, frain gix toiitht.—• • ` .1 If de dour, sail private MOMS I.9lfemales COURSE OP EXCHANG Amsterdam.... 11 9 Ditto at sight .. 11 6 Rotterdam ..... 11 10 Antwerp ex. Mu. 11 13 Hamburgh.. .. 34 6 Altona ......... 34 Paris 3 day's date 24 60 Ditt0.......... 24 80 Buardeaux, do. 24 110 Frankfurt uu the plain 143 Madrid 39 Bilboa ...... 391 Barcelona 39 Seville ..... • . 391 Gibraltar 34 Leghorn Genus 461 , TUESDAY, OCTOIER Venice 25 50 Malta Naples Palermo lt'd. per oil. Lisbou Oporto Rio Jauciru til Du per Ct. Cork Portugal Gold iw € a. 4. Ono, per or .... 0 0 0 Foreign Gold iu _ _ Bars .......... 4 1 6 New Dinhtonna ..0 0 0 New Dollars 5 4 Silver in Bars 0 5 41 New Le•ia (each) 0 0 0 MARRIAGE. On the 17th instant, at Aston, Derbyshire, by the Rev J. Clowts, Fellow of the Collegiate Church, 31asichester, ham Leigh Closes, Esq. late Lieutenant-Coluisel of the 3d, or Kilted Own DrJgoutax, to Antonia Denrietta, second daughter of the Her. Charles Shuttleworth Holden, of Aston Hall. DEATHS. Yesterday, at his house, Belgrave-place, Vauxhall, after lingering illness, Thomas Burnt, Pwq. aged 81. On Saluiday last, in his 44th year, after a few days Macs., Mr. James Beman, of lVoodstnek-strest, Oxford-street. At Crooltedstone, iu Killead, N B. Mr. John Mtintpmerie. farmer, in his 105th year. His ancestors were distill:satiate I fur their longevity, his grandfather reaching 110 yearn. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. 'fooling 25 after 5. 1 &vain 53 after 6. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. &ink Stock 273A 15 per Ct. N. Ann. 1071 3 per Ct. Red 761 I 108 h 1071 77 7 6 !, 1 I India 80nd5..89 90 pr. % per Ct. Cons. 77Hiti 11. 8111 s. Y ... 19 •21 in. 31 per Cent 86W Lottery Tickets 191. In-. 4 per Cents 95/ I °militant.-- I i (In. 96! 96 I Cons. for Ace. .. 7744 Bank L. An.. 28 11 78 77211 i SUPERIOR ADVICE. - - _ IT is imposeible to urge too often, or with too much force, the necessity, when Medina or Surge& Advice brewers requisite, of applying to professional men of acknowledged skill and well-earned celebrity. Though every one assents to this remark, yet there are few wits All. lOW it practically, and numbers are every day the victims of incept rimier sod empiricism. The success chid, has minim pained us is our long-established practice is the most satis factory proof of our professional skill, as it is tin most Illii.- 4111iVOCIA1 pledge of the public confidence. Our reputation id the result of thia ty years' successful practice iu this notho• pulis, and is too well founded to require adventitious aid ; dui lug that period, some of the must distinguished son to the couutry have bees under our care, and hare furnished. hl their perfect restoration to health, the most satisfactory to— timouials of our superior skill and experience. fianetiolod by every privilege to poetise, as regularly educated Sul. geons, Members of the Royal Colleges of Loudon and Edo.- bargb, and formerly in his Majesty's Service, iu which capacity we have had the must favourable •ppurionifirs of contrasting the practice of other countries with nor tiro, we have bees enabled, from thesegoultiplieJ advantages, 111 ilf. quire that certain experience as well as prompt torsos of re lief, whirl., in a more obscure and less diversified practice, it is altogether impossible to attain. lu all Cases of Vigistral Infection, mad in every Complaint of Debility and Deficoury, whether arising from the infatuation of youth, long resides' , in warm climates, free living, or any other cause proshiener a deficiency of manly vigour, the Patient may rely sill A speedy restorat to Pound and vigorints braid'. Shiner's of the Urethra of ten and twi uty years duration, have delude l to our superior luau of treatment in the short period 'dame weeks ' • many of these cases had previously hems with r the . care of Messrs. Home and Heaviside, and other Surecom equal eminence, who attempted their clue he she ernhcai of the lunar caustic without POCOCK!. To the Female..' •t will he consulatio y to know, that they may be cur. it of if. Debilities which defeat conception, and sap the rump' of connubial felicity. We may he consulted by Patient% of either S. x wilh err greatest delicacy, areregy, and honour, at our house, N.. in:. Hatton-garden. Trims of remourration are plalat) is the foot interview. Patients in the Country stating the particular of the case, 'roaming a remittance for Advice and Medienes, have the same given or sent to all parts of she world. CURRI E mid CO Surgeons, Members of the Roca' Colleges of London and Fdishun:: , • and formerly in his Majesty's Service, Nu. 107, lbw.. ratites. - - - LONIXM: Priuted sod Pehltubfil at thr Ni. I:1, Straml ; where Advariest meats sec received, and 1,11C16 (post-paid) must be arldremod.—C. NJ I. Clement% tun, Printer—! WHITE, No 117. SW"'