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• . -.. /heal s moth urn Oa Epahla...Dowee, and EViallr. tit his at ife, wive brooch , op. fees Romero Tow Watribitouse, Awed by Robert Tea.da'e, a eonataltie, with being riotous end disorderly at a stouter past twelve o'clork on Sunday sught ii Middltses street, and likewise with oassoliing sad tag Om in the eietetion of hi. duty. A watchman veil hat the Taiothser sod his wife boll best and kicked i Itedopilaionot, sod likewise himself, fur no other canto than ord. ring them to go home, and not disturb the wig's. • 1 1":*. 164 or 114 two thatohe Ornate Prisoner war the most tiolont. Both Prisootre were ordered to be locked •p till ,they found bail. l t Jolbt Franke, who *toad reminded, charged with tutting A< matentog I.lin Reynolds with a knife, with latest to poliMit hist, or do him sone other bodily harm, was hosoglie oti, foe ittanioation. As iron rod with winch he first at. 1.04•41 the Complainant, was then produced, it was six feet id RIO, shaped Ike a poker, also Iwo Mots, tote of aildeli wee tee inch., is the blade. and the 'Wherein inches. .glible MoMplaiaam attendee*, iit.d appeared moth better, loll• stall the Somerton did Out consider the wonods as gi r eisil l ,allit t !! ` b 'l ri t at il lte . r, for whom both •worked, de. f t liner; Wei a regular light believes them; that Were both !yin IN the krone!, and that he did not ore t liispor love • knife; sad that the drat sits& Wee mode )114bble Clem plating 0 t. Fdia l befil. "lilt a . woman, a lodger in the house, Viva's, she pas present all the use; that the Complain:tot habitat , ern aggressor; that he strut* the Prisoner several stales; fleet the Prisewer wrote to scold him, but 'that the -Complarlitaut followed him sod struck the Prisoner several I li meg, After hearing lb. evidente, the Magistrate stated that the ?apnea part of tbs. charge wa• done awry with, but still ',hot a. he was soYeruciuts. a fellow, he would order him to otter twenty-foor husin'ttotfte of boil to answtf the charge di assault at the *emus. The Prisooer Will. thew locked sp. 711AME11-9TILIIIT. MATERNAL AFFECTION. lanDella Jahns, a pauper, of St. Catherine's workhouse, vs* charged by hvis, the mauler, with beiug disorderly and of tying to wail ; he had friquently admouished her, sod Bull hew she **old Polar it she did hot attend to her work, and Witt eliosionold have her ibild sakes from her, 104 to au iilifissl , she iimistird s imiag a married woman, the Magistrates Lagoa right to lake Ike child. The case of her refaxisig to visa was proved to the satisfaction of the Magistrate, and We seateiced her to the treading mill for &tutee's days. !lie. Metobrsley, ore of the'Orerwers,lhen sairOtbitt they bad Grelpenstly atolampted to take her cbtld from her to 'void to use 4 their mime% hat they never could ; she would ode moors to retaiu it. • The• torifortuaate weans then saiii, Mr. Heedersley bad, no lb* rh of May tart, I.est her cruelly fur this, and that +veva, hstintooy of which was fur a long Slott to' be sees Ott 4ter person; shiareeer refused to work. Mr. Bruderick beard I. r complaint against the overseer, bet he (throve/sere) totally denied it. • M;. Illialidatine observed, he had every reason to believe the narrater MSS lir selectable man, sad would sot commit • urle •• set. The complaint was accordingly discharged, sad the 'child wile ordered to be taken from bee. The mother insiatisly 'sighs the child in her' crag, and eagerly left the coact, de elating she would not part *OM it. She was, however, micro Into se odjatorrtr room, and while the overseer and Ike moaner held the mother, Sher* of •ibevirlabrallikero ()Few :he 4 htld Poe her arms cud (*email atm% keying the mother totted up, to reconcile her Iser within• the wait/ Or tier remit, as•iuuly berrirs for oretber sight of her ..hitd, but to -so tlicei. Her shrieks sad tries were most heart-rondlogilm War, bed availed nothing. otoT r.• 11,11L11011O0GH /MIST. lerettleihy *noes "Me. t young man well known to the oaten% wins Iwooglit before 1.. E. Conant. the rutting Magistrate, charged *tub hoeing robbed the boom of the Giantess De St. Aphasics, of Dolte.street; St. Juan's-slow, of a copper and • queasily of pipe lead. Is appeared in evidence that yesterday m•trmiog, at ail un seasoaalile hoar, the Prisoner and snottrir ►man were wren roaming from she hams. •f the Connie's, the 'former having -the copper on his heart, .ad his esimpanion carrying she lead eon a knot which was on his head. An officer happened to he passing by at the time, and suspecting them S. have roam . entered a robbery, he lorstitotell she Pribooer, who mitt he wateroisto to rutty the properly to • bow* to Loot mete, bet •• the °three lehtettilltß teem, they carried ft to • •notorintis !rim-whir-boom Tbr Primmer was -taken, but his 'compa nion escaped. Oa inquiry being made at she honse of the Prewicutris, it was doseemi red that she property had beeal awlen, sod the howls feloniemely mitered. A servant asteadeil to ideasiity the stolen property, sue the Pu•ourr was remand. d. ATFE.WPV TO SKIRDKR RARE CRAVEN'S EASPEEKBPIR. •Alinot twetste o'clock o* Wednesday night. as Odin (Welts, gamier's'? in Feel Crams, at Cream, .Abbey, bwar Co•eniry, was out in the ground, he deterted two desperate • mmelorre, named Peter Smitit end John Porter. setting snares -forigame; lie attempted to mice them, on which nue of :hem with a hedge make gave him a tremeudous blow on the brad, and felled hien to the ground. The inhuman monsters, rarh with hedge stokes, then give him several dreadful WV..., wills which they fractured his Atoll, stied left hint for 4..nd. IS thlaaltuacion he ass shortly afterwards found by persons who went in iota of Mai ;'he was carried home and lob* mut sorgical anistasee proetweemialltall sped, ellattotra anamsry 19 say the gorgeous have no hopes of his re tort/WIN lie work bottom', able to Sell the names of the two rtillaias wlsomitraturd him; Ifs deposition was liken before afitagialrate, awd a wormiest issued fee Ilse epprrhymitio of Abe•aasamina, who led. Two romtables from C..uveiiiry, ,tiottercr, traced them to !dodos, sod shout levier o'clock on Thursday night they, in company with Charles Brews, owe •of the Hatton-garden Pollee officers, appretworted them in .lied at tbe George publie.hosse, in-St. Johnotreri ;limey were to. ked up is Ilse strong roofs for the .sight al the Police (ALP, Hotion-garden, nod taboo ow Aridity. is the custody el. the. tea coastablev, in a chariot is Coventry, both hand. evilied. • TM constables motel, that Watts was deltrioes ~ltw.they left home, and that they did sot egret to find him wine. • J b -rts SINE MONK ti,irt Sd o. - • Ilageelements belong' ng la the leader-meet loped regiments Sib (or the Kieg's iiegimeet of fem), General E. Weenie, Colonel ; the 111th (or Roy' trial) regiment of feet, Ciptempg,arlis Lord liutchimsous G.C.B. Culvorl ; she 28th lot North Gloorenor) regiment of foot, Lienteirani-General ,opmglig,k; G.C.B. Colonel; the 32,1 (or Cornwall) .4111101WIli pf (oust:veered A. Campbell, f:ulciel; the 46th H u mip.d,hi r • regiment of foot. Gears( fir fin. Due, greirmelother blot (se .24. Yuck West aiding) 'Mimes* of hie! (or the King's Own light infavitry), timieral Willltsn • 4 4 11ffonsiliCalmeel ;.lbellette (or IlmOoril volunteers), Limit: lo‘Piapal hie, A. CalPfbell, Sort.. Coluwel ; the Ilibtb (or Bock , 1 ' 01 ""lecfs). Wale Kiig'e light infantry regiment, bearieg. the laikeiriteg hewn" neetto, " Alecto alsiawdere rerurya,"Major•Gilieral flied. W. Clandee, Ben. •••1 E.C.B. rXelwerl ; and the 11(115. (or -Perthebdea oolootenew) light in-' ...;•{ 1 try 'lli will. 6111•1111 Thonerw_Lonf Lyng/ends G.C.J. Colonel. embarked, on the let instant, at Cowes, me beard Recimed knegepine for the bleditemeemn. i t .• j i ktarlimeate Nest, g lei the following regiments, wiz. the 64th (or 2d Slatfoidiliire) regiment of foot, Majer-Gen. aitr.P..ll. Pringle. M•C Y.. 141 M P. Upiemiol ; and the 751 b (. The Royal Tiger," sterwrserfbed) regiment of loos Gee. - Kr K. Abermentlay.GiColl.aolonel, •elso embarked, on the i.askinotflati el Connie 00 breerd the Jean MAIM twesport, fer.Gobraltar. , • A few Jaye ago a eal, 111 e rawly .of Wr. Dewsbury. of aotheant. lermeilit forth three kittens, which vie .pir„ith each other in abe singularity of their appall raece. Ore two heads, mod tipper. ntly three eyes the ••• •ye in the mitre brier 0111111•94 to both the ether kitten yaw oak's two of which will he useless. hewing se joint.; .eliicalenfuraisbed with a double epee, which gives the bark • very' Wind appearance . the third informed as cats in gee uerg, but it ie of a deep liver relotr, • thing never before Irmapiliwed. A great nosey respectable people bare been io pip their respect' to the Neely tit Me straw, who, wits her tray/Weary progeny,is defog • etl.—(shreirsburyChroeirle ) TILE 7 URP. ri I TATTERSALL, ! V AT, Nertmata i. CLARET. 33 to 1 seat Sine" 1R in I ant ST`a etas 1 to 1 apt Swup 7 Is I apt Ayuittua to I apt Pv•thataa 13 to I apt .1 18 to I ego Santhasyare. e. 20 to I aestyisy other. /4 to I Opt bre:lol4ton OAK.. S le 1 set si.ier So Kaildr 113 j. 1 opt sloth' to 'Var. Wto 1 iipi haul Any. 1 aide. WINCIMMER ItACES,'IIOI. SATURDAY, • orenstmem I. On 'Tuesday last w ••••• fur, Do Abbot/45M0 Sown, Near Blresford, the H. H. Cup, triter there wanly. Mines start ed, as follow Mr. Bailey's b. a. iid • • ..... 4 1 1 Mr.Ttsurtis b. nt 1 II 2 Me. Biggs h. us .. . '2 b 3 Mr. Complia's ch. 1 1 111••• • • •••-• ••••••• ... •e. •3 3 4 Mr. Muth's b. a.. - 4 dr The Cap was soljndged to Mr. Satin, taf *vrley, sod a 'lmodisonte jockey ship so Ilr Thurp, of Preiton tanduver. Vat% hors* ems-mitt! stone, mid ware rode try Fanners I. the district of the H. H. There was sum, good vPorl, psrtiew larty the two last heats, whirl, were well contested. Mr. Tborylat hunt was the favourite at starting ; indeed, after the Arm beat, lots were very meets in his femme. The very pre. carious stale of the weather. in the early part of the day, no datibt, prevented the attewd3sice AK many pedestrian*, bat there was a very great asmeibtage of buries and carriages me the Duerr. After the owes, sipwateds of SO gentlemen and farmers sat duwn to a •rent met/Wm dosser, served (month gees! taste by Mrs. Harlas. of the Swan Inn, talrird; and t►ewine and other Impure lowed in c6piuos libations. After dinner many loyal and approprisieloarts were given, as well es anngsmog, and the evening was spent is she mom perfect hareamay and good hoinner, everyone seeming Its Me is Formulae( the festivity of tat Jay. lifr X KR S. itiIIOALL MP. MARTttl.—The stakes of owe thaasand sovereigns, hoovers the abuse relehrated Pugilists, fee the ihird bioule, will be glade good over a sportiug digger at Randall's this day. MULTI ASP stmuon.—The completing of t►e balite notary, ass hundred sovereigns. will be mode good at 'Re'dwell., the Castle Tavern, Huloots, Ole Timidity, Ike 11th i••lant. TURISIR ♦aa DAVIS —The friends of Urger are willing to back him to Salo Divis kw ins) guineas • side. Tomer obverses, that had he challenged nosy person it lk. wad►r his weight, taglised of • stone awl heifer, ise_ilsiwks he 'maid *awe haelmehassidered by ammeers a " car." The sseeltbre as to vibe should have the Nast is the Isle veil crow tight, brought together a miry :ell yard at aitersall's yesterday, as the bat krt., stake-bolder, sad ethers iitterested were rriorslrd Itt &MA &les repealed that Word told him. as his account, that he most net wia The INltt. it was seal stated that Ward offered to bike his oath tiemiereing after the batik, that kind hied to win. At a rosettes( at the Teas latent, Wald was told it was keowe to be s cross, and he had better confess, or he would sever tnd another Mend. He then revisited, aed stated that is backer °feted him a hundred pounds to lose, and that he gave him hams veil cabbage only for dietter the day before flitting; bet this last assents, h■■ hew preyed to he false, ea se had a linsiifsw dinars at Vfaltue. The backer of Ward declared *pea his honour the; chat Ward had said was fil.e altogether. flelilie hacker) tied lust ?note Mae Mg. to Inca its Loodun, rho vosatd rre►e it; hr had betted &letter 101. to AL on Ward within few mi lliliter of the termineitossoftbe battle, mid, if a cross, he had been isleadered of mote Shall any tither. Thine was PO stake woe, or money taisugh betted, to give the mats 1001. that he etieM ion outs. 'Others roetre4rll that Ward could notUleit be peach oat the weer, Neat* tees the fight owl dr hteli t lAlsill Ise prom: • cow. •1 The backer of Ward said he had Iu the 101. and desired the stake-holder to give It, av he would not foifeii his bower for as sassy thousands. The President of the ilslffies, an round as ■ turnip, and the emblem of prime Iva mid °rub, s eve/ Word's booker the stake mosey, but he reflood it for is *owe to htoiself, " Theses, Cents," said be - see 110 Me best of is, sad toddle, sad you way be as kat: as you like mettliag." No imputation of supposed wittug at tachee In Abbott, mod it was yearly soisuiouns that be was emitted to the stakevnotwy, awd be will no ituvrlit basalt is a day or two by the •deeisioo of the P. C.'s, sad list will settle about 'ming bets. PRIMErERA NCR VP A DOM •• The prdessar al Rieberby, rear this city, has a yams% w rier dog, which, t short while ago, watched a rat sit She mouth of its bele for a whole day and a saga, taking any thingto eat or drink. The animal, orie• sir Meg watching trillium success, hit mom • stratagem which he no doubt conceived might draw the enemy forth from his meting place, sad rut with all possibte speed to where there nag a seat of Amite kittens, took one of them WM his mouth, sad retorted to the nes bole, al the mouth of which be laid ,he young grimalkin': bat eio! It wostd not do ; either the pit men rat had proreeded farther into other orsrlonenno, er be had no notion of being enticed tato the bands of his ~my by a asesseoger of that dewroptive, and fiat his tae for the gratrfication of making a meal open one of Ws race's mos: implacable euemiea.—((iarfisleJournal.) NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. roatsmortta, Not num* 3. Arrived the Fredon, Sarah, sod Palmyra, frost Limbs; first to Alienist, seemed to Malts, slid third to it. Dalai's"; and the Zephyr, K wa, from &soderland fur Jamaica. Sailed sks Jodatia, Juspenon. for Norway. rursioirni, :torment S. Arrived the Madilda from London for New Ortega'; atidlho Wuolpack, Mums, from Lundonlor Dominic'. Lest nightit Wee a tremendous gale from the S.W. when several vessels performing irmastine slipped their cables and run into Cstsrater. FALMOUTH, itovemeres 2. Wind W.5.W..-Srettaid 'The William sod Thomas Smith, from reiriarnauth fur lit. Michael's ; pas back the Helen, /Wilson, for L 1111 1 ,1111; arrived she Stately, Edirar, fee tassaica, New l'heanix for Maoist, ; put back toe Woodford, Chap mail, fur Madras and Bengal; Fortitude, Huai, for Lisboa. DIAL, NOVIMBIR 3. Arrived and sailed far the Riverlhe Francis, Brown,frenn the Semis Seas. Alto arrived mod remain the Sabana, from Shields; Industry,Glegme, from Southaeoptoa; andJasnes, 8011, from discs. Came down from the River the Nevi, Fargoasmo, for Js.. masts; Valianii= tod rin a teira; Percival, Livingstone, for Gressette; • 'bidet; Archimedes, Pratt, from Gibraltar, as/ rommin whit the ositeardhoued as per last. Pot bast this afternoon eltellerksmeod,~--, for Madeira. itirrypost Z.—Tbe 'Elias, Ward, fur Madras, is now turning uhitusgb Hie Galls. tame down the Regalia, Fonder, for Jamaica; Ocean, whirl s ", for Honduras; Orwell, Bryant, InP Si. Vll / (4.10'8 ; °teas, Brown, for Grans c owr i es ; Histsy, Coward, for pg e gudorr, and remain in the ROWIIII with the rest ulf Ibe otd ward•lmend. Arrived and saßed for the River the Barosaa, Helchissou, from Bengal. The &been, Williamson, frost *bees for IM lfaiditoreo peas, was drives en shore sear Kirkwall us dm 2bils tilt. sod ill was !tared would be wrecked. The Illaccdoe. Jones,from Liverpool for Bristol. was driewo on shore so i'riday eigM l nest Besonwris, tad iroold be obliged to &rebate. IRELAND. ....... DUBLIN, AOVCYBER I. _ 'FOURTH OF NOVEMPER. The Lord Mayor has announced officially his determination to persevere in that wise and loyal course of public duty winch he commenced so auspiciously nos the day Af his inaugarition. His lordship has issued a 'Proclamation against dress ing or decorating the statue, which Me sobjOin.—. lt became necessary to send forth this Proclama tion thus early, in consequence of the usual prepa rations for the !softy ceremonial having already coin meteced. Parties were at woelt yesterday laying nn the difensive coloor. Their work has been, for the present at least, obscured by the Lord Mayor's-Pro clemations, which were pasted all round the pedese ha the moment they . came from the printer's hands. They have also been very widely circulated through the city. By the /tight Flom. the -Lcied Mayor of the City of PROCLAMATION. Joan SMITH Ftesstilm. Menai the iecnralion of the s.atue of king William in College.greeolout been,for, snags tints past, the octagon of glissenlione rind aniastentin amongst ilia ishabitants df Dub. tin, sod, I. many instances. productive of violatioss of the public peace; and wit it appears. by inftwesation epos oath, that in consequent? of the decoration of the said statue on the 12ik day of July last, • tumultuous mob assembled in the emly part of the •ight of said day, aad captioned in state of riot and distorbasee of the public paqcs for some hours, during which period several of his Majesty. subjeris regrind, in consequence thereof, serious bodily injuries, anal Ilse inhabitants of College•green and its vicinity were kept in a stale of great personal apprehensioo and alarm. And whereas it furilierappean lay the said information upon oath, that there is reason to belies, that there will be a repetition of the likv disturhinces, if the said shine shall be decorated span the approaching ausiversaries gas the (mirth and fifth day, Of Nov. sober nest. New I, the Aid lord Mayor of the City of Dublin, do hereby give this public nosier, that as Chief Magistrate of this city. I shall feel it my Wooden doll to guard, as far ax I posllay ma, against 'the reearrenee o siwilmr disorders sod Isfirsetiows of the 'public peace, sad for that purpose to 'wrest, by alt legal ineaggs in say power, the deeoratios of the said statue, or ohs alßsing thereto any embargo, orna ment, or device whilevee, with a view to the said approach. ing anniversaries, ar t to bring to public justice ail offen ders is that respect, A nd Ido Mott tHfdently hope, that all the loyal, peacaable, and well-dimmed of thy fellow. citizens will concur is Meier effeerta this sty Proclamation. And, 1 do farther tape, that in thee following the wise and banignaot instructions of his Majesty, Ind avoiding this cause of errilalion, we shall eel an example, which, by unit ing all ammo in support of his Majesty's Government, may restore the public tranquillity, redeem the character, sad promote the prosperity of the vomitry in general. Given as the Mansion-House, this 31st day of October, 'lO2. By order, A. TAYLOR, Sec. 110Y1ltiLit 2. The following circular was dillteibuted yesterday. The °keel is obvious enough—but it is of little cons' q u ettce : Dshlin,ltst October,lolll. The Commons of the Common Comical are requested to meet os Saturday next, at three o'clock, on very special busi ness, respattim the honour sad totems of the Ictysl City of Dublin, at As city Assembly House, Winiatontreet. CORK DISTILLERS. A misvinderstanding has again arisen * between the Commissioners appointed by the Board of gm. tise, under the 46th of George 111. cap. 106, sec. 56, for the investigation Of certain charges against two officers and the distillers of Cork ; the latter still questioning the legality of summoning certain isarties to give evidence. In consequence. a meet ing-of the Commissioners and distillers was held on Tuesday, at the Custom-house, Cork, when it was Agree!! op I both parties to put the question in a It•gol. Orlin for mgornent in - the Court of Ring's Beneh, and in order so to do, • penalty *se sub vard to, pro forma, and the question has been set st rest for the present. ANOTHEit BREACH ON THE ROYAL CANAL. TIINIREPAY MORNING, OCTOBER 3 1, few OTlork, a. m. Just as we were going to prey*, we learn that a most formidable breach has been effected on the 'line ra the Royal Canal, last night, about a mile S.W. from this town; from its great extent it is 'calculated that not less then one hundred men must have been employed in it. The surrounding country is inundated. Where this extensive and diabolical 'conspiracy will end in it is difficult to say. The infatuated peasantry seem es determineii ro resist the piiyment of rent as of tithe. Pat. Hor rogitt, mining in the parish of Briony, in this county, and who is tenant.to Mr. Hosford, brought upwards of 60 men on Friday last to dig and re move his potatoes: he had previously taken away every thing eke off the round. When Mr. Hos. ford rime to remonstrate with these men on the outrage of forcibly taking away the potatoes, they attacked him and he escaped with difficulty. Five of the ruffians have been identified by Mr. Hoeford, and taken into custody.—(Cont Advertiser:/ Tbe same party proceeded afterwards to the lands of Gut theculla, and attacked the houses of Richard . Lonergen, David Lonergsn. and David Murphy,' mud the forge of Pat. Hyland, breaking the doors and windows, firing shots, &c. giving the inhabitants tiotice to quit the lands, and wounded nue man by a shot through the bund,(Cfornael eldrerristr.l We regret to state that • man named Callaghan' M'Carthy, was waylaid oe Saturday last, while mil his way from Haeketstown to Densgarvisn, by en masons of the name or William Fitzgerald, arid murdered in a barbarous manner. Robert Languo, Esq., a Magistrate of the county of Waterford, has offered • reward of 30/. for the appreheiisuti of fitirrald.--(lden.) COURSE OF EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, Nawrarawa 1. Amsterdam ....C.F. It I I Inborn 471 Ditto at sight ll It Gegen or. 43i Rotterdam .... 2U. lt 3 Venire ....«. ews .. in bo Antwerp lt 3 Malta 63 Rtniburgb —.21 U. n 8 Naples Ait 0 na........t1 U. 37 9 Palermo .....per Wk 114 INis4s 3 day's sigbt .. 26 Sn Lisbon .... ....... Ditto .........2U.2580 Oporto ..•• et* Sourdeaus la 80 Rio Jatsobra ........ 40 Berlin Frankfort on flee Goblin 4 Main, Es. 1f.....181 1 Cork Petersburgb, rbl.3 U. 91 IrtML/bl4 Vitas& effective!!! 10 10 Portugal Gold is g r. d. Trieste. .do lO 19 .Coin, per 05....0 0 0 Madrid Cadi: Bilboa 3Ol New Donbloous ..3 14 9 Barcelona ;••• •••• • • 36 New Dollars tl 4 'lf Seville 36 Silver in Bars ....0 0 0 __. Gibraltar BIRTHS. Oa the gist October, et Lidlow,libts Lady of Alremider Baillir, Esq. Agent of his Maitm_iesti.of • danghter. Os he lat iudtanl, at Plashed Elisabeth. the wife of Joseph Fry, of • son. s Os Saturday last. in Estrambisqleri..the Ledy of Wm. Pritchard, Esq. of Hattori Ceswoloss, eff • sem. • MARRIAGES. On Wedseaday last, at Scakbv Choreb, by dm Rev. Jab. Fawcett, M.A. Henry Fame, Esq. to Fraser*, yowsre.l (laughter of Rowland Fawcett, Esq. if Scaleby Castle, Cosa. berland. Lately, at Fart Nelson, Vitriol*, Mr. Jesse Berry, of dm United Slates *tiny, to Miss Susan Rose. • A hlashiag 1t..., so settee msd lair. In all its basely, tsarist sly view ; II Bet straight it vaniated Into sir, ' • And iu its place a Berry grew. DEATHS. On Friday last, at Chureh.row, Linwheinse, in the .91 year of tier are, Mrs. Batson, rehet of the hie Hubert Bat.; sou, Eaq. of that piece. On Thursday last, at his father's residence in Kironingtow s in she 18th year of his age, after as illness of many most Richard Maidman Budden, eldest son of Major Buddies, p the Hun. East India Company's service. • Oa Saturday evening last. kW tel inst. in the 18. h per her age, Sarah, youngest dasiblew of John Carl, : Rumelloquare. HIGH WATER AT LONDON NRIDGE Di/CI Hernial; 35 after O. I Evesiat S lifter 7. I 'TO THE 'NOBILITY, GeNTRY, AND PUBLIC, Of THE 'UNITED KINGLXIIII. TOSEPH COOPER nod SON'S LOOKING kV GLASS and . FLIINITURE WAREHOUSE , Ne, og. BISHOPSGATESTREET WITHIN. As general traders in our paiticolar line, we here for half a money given spe cial satisfaction to • highly respectable and indulgent cm ; nexion, to whom we "take this public uppoeteeity of return. gag our grateful acknowledgments tor all pest favour+, and of expressing our zealous and determined intention to merit a continuation of their future patronage. With the demo of the Metes nadeitramatimces, however, v i i i v i, hi ve moved to (live • new jeatce to the speculations tiTtride, we meet seceourily vary our arrasgereents in ben. nese.; indeed, it has betumethe more imperative ea men of cipitsl and indocile* in their respective circles to mutat the public oecessities,"beenuer tbiltinits to which the rommereal horizon hts Tor teeny years ektended appear gradually to contract; and the Manufacturer and Anima are now suffer. leg seder the consequent pressure trisinifroni the islet or expel and employment. This state of itsinp Iva give.r r , ,. to a class r;f Speculators, who hme enaervoisred to hencLi themselves by offering goods of vrty inferior inasorfartor o which, although a pparee sly elms p, jield the greater poitil.. they are showy and decorated, 'bit meadufactered without re. gard to durability, and consequently petite is the result k amines disappoietteleal to the purchaser. There has alao existed ett opposite extreme: soother elan of tradesmen leave Isaac such emirates' denesmas for their articles, as totreate sampan in the mieda of porchasete hue the greet disparity in the deluges of differerithoesescoo he satisfactorily explaleed. We Moak tease this queitioe es it rests, nod enter epos our netreirstmediate subject. To be jest ie our desliega as Trainees we smut Gus% proit,lott we shall be Noisiest with • re:Arra/0 one; sad therefore step between the working mechanic and Isis cheer less prospects—give bids fair wages suitable to the Woes as they really are—employ our capital in 'the purchase of lite rate seaterial--sad offer l b . tOdrecter sod credit of an old established Mercantile Haase, to the more Iminediste p a . upstage of the Nobility, Gentry, and Public of the Llama Kiegdea. --- )OSEPH COOPER sad 'SON, is thus of/bring the mature of their business to notice, trust they Moll rut be coesidered es attempting watt tiny canted maintain and support.— their Warehouse cognise every description of the best ms. nufactered Furniture. LOOKING GLASSES, From the isameneeteduction which hes sow takes place, ram be offeredVvee of seapilicent sizes) so low as pa titularly to interest Noblemen, or Gentle/nee desirous of littler up their houses with this elegant and fashionable article, who for the Drawing or Dieing Room, Chambers, Staircases, Wiedowa, Coeservetaries, eke. for Winslow., Door Llgliu, or exposed eirualtees. their Plate Glass will befouled is • re lative degree cheaper than Crown Glass. This article, roes a smell insereace, lei ll lardelimord, free from risk or breakage, or large Glasses forwarded by spring caravans, constructed for the purpose, to say part of the Kinder., et a rely *anis' expense. SECOND-HAND LOOKING GLASSES Constantly as sok at a still more considerable reduction. CARVING AND GILDING, In all its beasehm,:wfth a rich assortment of "Chimney, Pier, ateral, and Toilet Frames, constantly on view. Gestle. men desirous of haring the Flutes of Paintiop oe foot, Re-gilt, will lied the ternts particularly desert* notice. When the `quantity is large, sad Families are desirous of *fading remove; Amy may hare them Goisbed on the spot with the greatest cart and dispatch. PAPER HANGING. In every decorative department' in !behest elyleofelegmare, upon such a reduced scale as will cause a moat material saving in large residences. CABINET WORK Maeursetured'tie a superior manner, with every attention to the eareat fashion and West Improvement. In this depart ment mill be found a greet variety of the meet elegant articles admirably adapted for Noblesse. mid Gentlemen e Seats, at prices reduced !meted all former precedent. IN TILE UPHOLSTERY ARRANGEMENT They have studied to combine sante and elegiate,haeleg se. heeled every reticle of the most modern itstroduction adapted fur Drawing or Dialog-room% Best.caorabers, de. from the plainest Nib. moot coolly style. families can be waited on in any part of the country with designs and patterns, at its other charge Hen the travelling expenses. Spring canyons forwarded wkh furniture to any distillate at a small charge peemile, which saves all expense of package, and prevents the risk of breakage or injury. TURKEY CARPETS. Having just imported a large quantity, they are enabled to offer, warranted, of the finest quality, of Isere sad small di. menaces% ow moreTsvonrable terms than can be ob twined at any other house in Loudon. Brumela and all aim' Carpet ing equally reasonable. SEASONED FLOOR CLOTH; Fitted to pLin, much reduced in price. FUNERALS FURNISHED. And couducted with the greatest attention, from the ;Anima to the must sumptesses exhibition of enottrulag giaarieur, and with consistent regard to economy, without dimieishing the necessary respectability. To evince the anxiety they feel for the effective completion of theirorders, they have eagaged Artists competent to es hibit drawings, suited to every dimple,. of lade, economy. and elegance : amoag these, the onsaments ateNding heraldic eudibizotruitests will form a prominent feature. Amy Nobleman or Gentleman desirous of exchanging or disposing oT their Furollore, will lied an immediate oppor tunity of effeetieg the some at their Warehouse. Appraisemeets in tows or country promptly attended to. ed .l l o he SE im P immediate s P e Eß bsta a o n ce d i S if tj t h N eir h :. v ra la i r gesn eu :o r t a r, ily se e r: Pl i co al : ideatly af f irm, that a reduction of from 45 to 30 per teat. can be offered for the advasiage of immediate payetent—sad oure mere beg to solicit the generous patronage of the Pohlic. ••• Families from the West End of the Torre, by taking the mete of the New.nued, City-road, end Finsbery-square, Access Imo Biampsgstatr suet, avoiding the pawilvled"sdtraen coy access Bishoosgate W.iltits. FOR BILIOUS COMPLAINTS, OBSTEUCTIONS AND CONFINEMENT OP THE DOWELS, Ste. W OOD'S LAXATIVE PILLS. seit.heiir. Aloes, Illevesey, iw A slimily. The Iliedicion ad vertised for she Warfel' Bilious and oihrr Complaints strike Bevels are so nesiereos, that the Proprietor of thew Pill• would rot submit them to the notice of the Public did he not believe them to be essentially did: relit in their eistapeal lion front those generally wild. Most, if mot all the adore. tired Aperient Pitts, - hive Aloes few their basis, the use of which is sassy isis4autes ia highly iejeriote• ; they atm.' invariably sarravala.reer, ease of Piles, and see frequeutic the principal :nears, of wellbeing that palate% Cssepl.i.o. Other Public Msiiiimia. It is le be fre.rd i , contain prep.. 3• ties. of Mercury or Aislinsesy, whit+. though isvalsal.i. , ,a the hands of the Pbricams, are altogether issilodasible in A Mediciee &slimed fair family use. The Pills sow reesinainsided le the Public see refire!y fire from those objectionable articles; zed, althensh by no incanr offered as a Speellic for the rhre of "very Lhiesse, will tie Solid as eseellesil Aperient Family Medlelor. In hAdoo Costiveness, occasioual Ohoroctions asap Vowels, 8,110 u• Complaints. Wad Aches, accompanied with Nausea o: Sleben'', sod all Disorder. •risiog from an overloaded ..iio Witt Stomach and 'Alimentary Cans% they will prow. .1 • dleitdly beneficial. They require we eselleasent, sod ro.w. , Ibis Fresher saiiiingottast advantage, shot the Bowels are pot left is a eeollseet state iiy their ese. They "ay be takcit 'by Adults sad Cltildreis, and is every stereo( presesocy. Ptepared Slid sold, Wholesale aid Retail, by JAMES 11111.111 Q, &Nest, . 31, • High-opret. Bristol, is Wiz , S 11111.1e r . 011e: A l . w s: 11117 4 :10 wbe lli; in Our liona.r Si.ft. P it. rs ltilt re ah• ii : [ ; &relays, Plget.street ; Buller". Cheapssie; Striating. Vial Exchaegt; Saeger, Oxford-street; Ward, Sol bars; N'ilissefi, lootion-heidp; slid Glaisyet sod Kemp. aniblon. 441•INII fad MUI/ *MBE BRITISH PR! ad THE GLOBE 011ie% Ni. M. &nod, top CHARLES COILNII ELL, of dr Strut MA RlCr7'.. CMIN MONDAY, NOYININER 4. Although we had a tolerably large supply of Wheat list week, with 11,172 sacks of Flour, and arrivals by land ear. One wimples trek I. this morning front 'Ewiew and Kens, lie Wheat trade was ralretwely brisk, and full Is. per ere ler. dearer than out ibis day week; but MINI an hoar ar two it became rather dull , spud that amendment was with die tally 'esteem,. Fine Malting Barley is is good request, tied sells freely at SU.; but although higher prices were ssit. ad they were not obtained. data sell freely at the priers .if lied week, the supply being co/soldered mit over large. to Beans, Pew, and Flour there is no alterative. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat, Kent &Essex ' New 01d... 2O. 38, Whiie Peue 24. ISs (Boiler.) tss •-•—•.--16ffer111, New 34r Oa Old 20,36. - Nwrfe 2oa 36. Rye 20r 22. Barley, New 26. 34. - Old Nall • 46. 60. Sem;ll Pease ter !9s Trek 23e Polabs. Pules( Oats Feed Flour, per sick .... 35. 10e ilApe Seed, per last.. WU rit IMPORTATION• LAST wEn: 58,1145 4sll, 8,984 ; Barley, 4,859; Mall, 4,919; 0•4%.13,998; Rye, 1a ; snsa , 2,8221 Prises 1 , 168 —lllOll (Ms, I,l3ll.—EuEllsh Hour, 12,172 sacks. GUI LDPOC 0, hovenattal. Wheat, per load ..... al I% io 11/ e. Ditto (sew) Vats, per leerier O/ 19• to II 4e Baley, prr (leafier 1.1. 0 11•1144 r quarter. ll Os to it It. Grey Pease, peressorie II Do to II Its Ky. . . stitrilfisi" 041410142. '.% news ask 4. Altbough.our oaths* woo most shundaMls 'implied with all ileieriptions of Melt, the qualify tieing rood. higher prima were - obihieted. Ileil said Motion sold at 2d. per stone deliver ; Veal was also gd. per stone higher; tied Palk was id. perigee, higher. In Hay. Clover, and gime, n• altera tion. The fullosnagia an limonite atetemeat of dm pnees sod soothers : To 'MLitt* offal per atone of Slb. neer....21. 4A. to 3s. 2.1. 'Head of Cattle this day: M0110a..25. £4l. to 31. St. Beasts .3.348 laseh..los. 04, to Os. bd. Sheep and Lambs... 25,490 Ve11....35. Bd. to 41. Bd. Calves 2OO Park... 2s. 4.1. to 3s. 414.1 Pin HAT-MARKET. Roy .......... 31. Os. ed. to 41. Ss. 04. Clover .. ..... W. 50. ad. to 41. 101. Ml. Straw ... ...... IL 10a. 11/. to 11. Ins. 0.1. NZVVCA'sIi AN() LIVIDENIIALL UA^KI IS. (Ily (breasts's) Peer .... la 4d le ts •64 f V#9 2 s 841 iao 34 Kd 111•1344.. ls 8d 10 24 44 I PIIN kof • 4/ 'O4l 3a Od Laai4 le Ile Si. ratCEs or HAY AND NviaereewAreir.. New Hey, 314. :o 4/ to fld I Ilow .....3/15,451 50 4/ go Od 111.1 d.. INOsOd 1.01 115Od I New do. 0/ OR S 1•0 1 ,05 01 Owe, 4/ 05 Od '• 41105 Od I Clove 31 106 Od to to. Od 15:law 177 s Od •• 41 to 0.1 IS. dIT II !Us Od to 11 /ft Od raICE or HOPS, I'c Cw:. POCIIO7 I I. Liss. (eat ....21 10s I* 4/ 151 Ke at .... 11 As 10 V 10 , %rare,' ..Oi Os to 2, I. Sos-ez .... V Ot to 2/ 10. Estex....ti lin •• V I lts Eto..t .... ti 4s to 31 Os israltsms, /se, Si. Oi. to IL 9a.—Seconds, 31. 10s. to Si. Os. PRIG OP CAP, rA I', we cone of Mk. Price 4319'sliew (a, 'vs.& by Taliumwtellen), Pita Cit O TAA.L.O4I, SOAP, ht. per litl.s. Telt • Tollo. 011 bd ....4 b.. Yeliuw So l . I Yeii.ovr lrassia 49A ild —: Od Aiasegled Onite dizto...—A Od —1 Oil C, if Soap disai.... 41s 04 —s Od Gravel ls Od ne4io4 &Pff e/s id .—s Od Good D. ers ..... .. Hs Od Ditto benzal..9s4 Od .11 04 - PiIICC OF CA N OUR. r. oa 'fallow Chan°ler. Hall. r..te of CanAley re dozen, 9a fkLaalllealids,lo. MI. per tk;ien allowed for reody 14.11.—Tne privet it tea general ilaelasl Neap are from 74d. io Sd. prr lb. RAW HIDES. I Best Hele s &Sleet's, ne..si. O. di.taty .. 21 &I to is 10d 3s 4d I. 3s &I Oh, ',et C-If.. each 103 lid Itlicoiisr 3s Od is 3* 2d En;. Horse 0* Od as O. Od SHLLT SKINS. Sheep . • • 21 4d to is 44 Lateirt Os Od to Op 04 PRICg OF LBATiI fir. Cotts, 50 to 56Ibs. each 23.1 to 24.1 peril). o*.to 56 to 66 tbs. erg's.... 24.1 to 25d ess;ng Hide/ nor Coach Hides .. lllll.l to 214 Crop Hides 38 to 4014-. for eitAiste 121.1 to 20d Ditto 45 to ..... to 22id Calf Skins :0 to 4011,s 21.1 to 27.1 Ditto 50 to 70Ibs ........ to 32.1 WM, 70 to 6011.3 • 25.1 to 2/6 %mall Seals (Greco laad)' to Mt /sage ditto .. • doe 11. tea se 1/64 Teased Horse Hides ..• 16.1 to 180 Horse Hides l9d to 27J COAL AIAIIIKET, tifirimatit 4. Shim al Markel. Skirt Sold Price. ' 27 Newcatile Of Sunderhad t slerbyshive Od. to 40s. Od. ~..~.~ I