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let • ler ,be . say • ere", thee nt * ble b arm ski P • ron - umc lost near rceit with lilf ;pro )odr 6,1 e. teal able, ' the and pat by cos • r nor o ' er - ►w. . He ed in SOME tinily •, •nd. upon ' this isure, wavy, secs- ICC, IL Ili, h) say I id Sc- mesa. called Ix use army w 'bat RUM.. re ill.. afraid r.soili royal with e ship Dis- River 'gibed miles be replaced in the above three islands by the 21.1 fusileers. Ou Thursday the ship Westmorland. for Van Dieman's Land, with settlers (a very respectable body of men), and about twenty-five sail of other oatward•bound ships, which were forced into Ports. mouth by contrary winds, proceeded for their re spective destinations. The transport Thank's and Srsaca, Agent, also sailed for Gibraltar, with provisions for the garrison ; the Aldbury; Lieut. HoTLEs, for Cork, to take part of the BOth regiment thence to Gibraltar, and bring home part of the llth regiment ; and the Kinnersley Castle, for . . Cork, to take part of the 35th regiment to Barba does, and return with part of the 2d regiment. Yesterday the Duke of CLARENCE visited the • shoes. leirturday Count MUNSTER had an audience of 'his MAJESTY at his Palace in Pall-male The LORD CHANcELLort had an audience of his MAJESTY yesterday. Ilis MAJESTY.-- The Times of Saturday con tained a rinteinent ulna the KING is indisposed, with some remarks. which may had the public to conclude that the illness is serious. We have the greatest satisfaction in assuring our readers, horn the hest authority, that his MAJESTY 1s perfectly well—aunt we can only conceive the report to have originated in the circumstance of the KING having received medical advice in the beginning of the week for a slight cold which he took when at Windsor.—( Windsor Express.) An Address has arrived from New York, and will be presented this day to her MAJESTY, at Brandeeiburgh House. in addition to the numerous list we gave on Saturday. It is signed by all the English resident there, and sent to the care of Aldermen WOOD. CONSTANTINOPLE, NOVEMBER 12.—Iii the so lemn audience which the new English Ambassador. Iftlr. Fiume, had of the SULTAN, on the 31st of October, an honour was 'hewn to I • which was never before :hewn to a Minister of the a cored rank, and but seldom to an Ambassador of the highest rank. After lie had made his address, the BuLTAN himself spoke, and ordered •the Viz:er wh a t he should answer. In general lie gives this order by inertly nodding his bead. file. FRERE Ones this ho nour as well to the good understaoding between the Porte and the Court of London, as to the per sonal esteem which he has acquired by. .his firm ness. tempered by becoming erimplsisaisce. Lord STRANGPORD is showily expected as British Am- • bastaddr. A M. NAreiNt, who acts as Sicilian agent, has attempted to convey to the GRAND SIGN loft the well-known circular letter of the King of NAPLES, in which hr affirms that he is not a prisoner; bat it has been positively refused to be received. At length the •REIS EFFENDI has, however, been persuaded to receive a copy of it, but has declared at the some •• time that the Sublime Porte will consider it as a mere article of newspaper intelligence, devoid of interest. BABA PACHA, who commanded the expedition against Ato PACHA, la dead. He is succeeded by HASSAN PACHA. Governor of Negnipont, a man wholly destitute of talents. ALI PACHA iirbluCked: • in his fort of Ylmia Kalissi ; 'that is . certain; but if . lie is not taken before the bad weedier sets in, the event is doubtful. Negotiations -are again said to be on foot. VELY PACHA, IVES', younger sou, and his son, are arrived in the Dardanelles, on their way to Kat ugah, which is fixed as their place of exile. • MoterEa PACHA, t h e rebel's eldest son, is ex pected. A new Persian Ambassador has arrived at Nico. reedits. lie is said to be commissioned to demand • sa ti s faction G r an extraordinary affront offered last sear at Elixontin. to one of the wives of the grhach. On her journey to the Holy City, she ar rived at that frontier town; the Tarkali• Custom house officers, under pretence of their duty, at tempted to enter the tent where flit Princess was hidden from the eyes of the This which no blond could have expiated, was fortu nately prevented by the numerous escort of the Royal Consort, who took to their arms and sur rounded the tent. The Ambasistulor is most strongly recommended to the British Embassy by the Charge d'Affaires at Teheran. A communication from Stutgard, of sth Decent her,says--4, For some time past it has been said that measures have been proposed to our Governineut to restrict the liberty of the press, which is gnaren teed to us by our Constitution, but it is affirmed that the Government will remain faithful to its system. Letters dated the 4ih inst. have been received from Genoa, announcing, nu the authority. of ad vices received tht.re front Bologuo„ that a Russian courier passed through the biter city on the Ist, with i n structions to the Russian Arnbiseador, lately the Minister to Naples, but then residing at Rome, to reassume his functions at the Court of Nettles. At Genoa tin alarm was felt concerning the expected advance of the Austrian army, the belief being general there that the King of SARDINIA, under the sanction of the Monarchs assembled in Congress, would be permitted, in any case whatever, to pre serve so armed neutrality. The late extensive purchases of stock made by one of the leading hankera, and supposed to be with the speculative view of supporting the market, are now ascertained to have originated ID the antic. Coo o f th e E,,a. India Company, to whist account at the Batik the aggregate of the purchases, which is little short of two millions, was tratiferred on Friday bat. The mystery of its final appropriation is not yet wholly cleared up, hot the explanation in the best-iiifornied circles is, that the sum is to be applied, when some future additions are made, which will increase it to three millions, to the liquidation of the debt due front the East India Company ti; the Government.—(Sanday Paper.) Three candidates have started for the borough of St. Alban's, in cousequence of the death of the late W. T. RoBARTs, Esq. viz. Sir HENRY WRIGHT WILSON, of Chelsea; CHARLES Ross, Esq. son of General Ross, of Latnmer Park, Herts ; and JOllll EAstnorE, Esq. of Finchley. The contest will be a spirited one. Mr. EAaTHOPE starts upon the Otepositiou iuterest, and will be strongly op posed by the Corporate arid Omit. interest, . . s , Of .-. ,r , . - T...e.- ~.4 . .. ' sr ''ftli. 4118 f." .. \ - C.) 41.5..0. - .. •••••'....... ' g 4l / 5 v• THE DUCHRSS OP CLARENCE AND THE PRINCESS ELIZABETH. On Saturday and yesterday the following favour able, satisfactory, and final bulletins were issued respecting the state of the Duchess of CLARENCE and the Infant Princess King's Palace, St. lames'a,l6th Dec • Twelve o'clock. " Her Roy■l Highness the Doeheas of Clarence Is going on in the most satiafariory manner, and the infant Prin cess Elisabeth improves daily. "HENRY HALFORD. " WILLIAM KNIGHTON. "S ANDREW HALLIDAY." Tile following was yesterday's bulletin :- 14 Knig's Palace St. Jambes's, Dec. 17, Twelve o'Ckwk. " The recovery of ber Royal Highness the Duchess of Clarence is proceeding very sasiafacla ily. The issfaut Prim cess• Elisabeth acquires strength daily. "Under these circumstances so wore holletios will be issued at [uncut. " HENRY HALMS% " WILLIAM KNIGHTON. "ANDREW HALLIDAY." The Doctors continue to make their report twice a day to the KING. All the branches of the Royal Family send to make their inquiries daily. The inquirers of Saturday and yesterday were very numerous. Among them were— The Dowager Duchess of Richmond; Sir Robert Chester, Master of the Ceremonies ; she Marquis sad 'Marchioness of Stafford, the Earl and Countess of Surrey, Mr. Justice Bay. hy, Captain Conroy, Mr. Currey, Baron Just, the Saxon Minister, the Spanish Ambassador, the Prussian Charge d'Afrafrer the Earl and Countess of Beshorough, the Duke and Duchess of Montrose, Sir Edmund Nagle, Lord dvbbrooke, Countess Nairn, Lord Petersham, the Counle.s of Ormond and [slimy, Lady Fitzroy Somerset, Lady F. Wedderburn, Count and Countess Munster, the Recorder of London, Lady Silvester, Earl and Countess of Mayo Lady Creators'', Mrs. Blackman ' the Dowager Duchess of Leeds, Colonel Thornton, Lord Grautley, Burma Graham, Ste. Ste. BRIGHTON, DECHIBEIL 16. ARRIVAL. :—Admiral Sir David and Lady Gould, Vis count Northland, Mr. Alderman Bridges, Mrs. Fttstterbrri, Lord Saye•and.Scle, Lady ATourt, and Licut.-Coluncl Hall. . Our benevolent Patron has turned the current of hie Royal bounty, from the yearly grunt of 1001.'s worth of beef for di•tribntion among the poor of Urigliton at this ►eason of the year, to the annual subscription of a like sum in aid of the funds of our Provident Institution. By the most indefatigable exertions, it is hoped that spar , ments at the Pavilion will be ready for his Majesty before Christmas. The circles of fashion will learn with regret that our Assembly Rooms are closed. We ars extremely happy to find that the laudable project of raising a statue of our beloved Sovereign and Patron is about to be resumed with increased spirit. A meeting of the subscribers will be held on Thursday next, at the Old Ship Tavern, when that patriotic Nobleman. the Earl of EG*IMONT, will takeilw Chair. The town ought not to rest a women* until it has raised this monument of grati tude to its generous benefactor. Yesterday divine service was performed in the .' King's Palace, Pill-mall, by the Kev. Dr. Sr*. BIER CLARKS. Friday the Duke of CLARENCE honoured Mr. DENT with his company at d r. at his hosts, in Hertford-street, May-fair. Saturday morning the Duke of CLARENCE left town fur Bushy Park. His Royal Highness re turned to town io the evening. On Friday the Marquis or Tartreocit. Lord A. HAMILTON, and a select perry, dined with her MAIEITT at Brandenburgh Holm. His kloyal Highness the Duke of GLOUCESTRR, after paying • visit to Colonel DIXON. at Rain ham, unived at Holkham, the hospitable abode of T. W. CoRE. Esq. on Saturday week. The shooting at the beginning of the week proved but moderate, owing to the heavy rains. His Royal Hughness proposed to leave Ho'khans on Saturday last. The Duke of WELLINGTON is expected to ar rive at Combermere Abbey, the delightful resi dence of Lord Colinstameftg, on Saturday next. The Duke of MorsTausE has been 00 a visit to his Cicice's son-ili-law, Lord Viscount Cutts, at Powis Castle, Montgomeryshire. The Duke and Duchess of BEDFORD are enter taining a large party of distinguished fashionables at their seat Wooburn Abbey. Lord ilui.Ea ND entertained a party of distinction at dinner yesterday, at his house in Old Uurlingtop. street. The Countess of GLENGALL, the Earl, and his sisters, are, we understand, to leave Caber, on a short wit to Mmintshannon, the seat of the Earl of CLARE, in the county of Limerick, us the course of this week. The Earl and Countess of ERROL arrived in. Dublin yesterday sennight, from London. His Lordship is Aide-de-Camp to Major General Sir C. GRANT. - - - Sir W. C. DS CRESPIQNY and family are sr rived at Anapsch Haute, Southampton, fur the Christmas holiday% Among the late arrivals et Bath ate— . The Marquis of Bath, the Marquis of Camden, the Lord Bishop of Cbealm, Le Marquis de Tbuisy, Lady S. [fathoms, Lady Fitzgerald, Lady Gage, Lady linfikey, Sir J. and Lady Graham Sir H. and Lady Marlin, Sir Lawrence and Lady Palk and family, Sir John Caldwell, Sir I. Pane, Sir W. lochs, Chevalier A. de 'noisy. On Wednesday the Mayor and Corporation of Bath gave a sumptuous diuner at York House, in compliment to the Marquis of CAMDEN, the Noble Recorder of the city, who, according to annual custom, came here for the purpose of administer ing the municipal oaths to his Worship the Mayor. The banquet was honoured with the attendance of the Clergy of the city, most of the acting Magis trates of the district, and several distinguished visi tors, among whom were recognized the Marquis of BATH, Lord. BILIMKNOCK, Sir JOHN Cox fJtP PIiLEY, Bart. Maws Immo', Esq. M.P. Asc. PRINCE LEOPOLD. Satoh being his Royal Highness( Prince Lao roLD's birth-day, it was celebrated by various di. monstratimrs of rejoicing. His Royal Highness had a select party at Clartmout, besides the Duchess of Rare and the Princess FEODOIt. Among the company were Captain Cousoir and General WITHERALL; attached to the suite of the Duchess of KENT. The daintsties of his Royal Highness participated in the joyous event of the re turn of the natal day of their 12.. val and beloved master, by an entertainment, including a ball iu the evening. His Royal Highneas's tradesmen dined together, to celebrate the day, at the Thatched House Ta vern, and in the evening most of them. illuminated their houses. Among them were Mr. Fox, hair dresser to the Prince, in the Strand, variegated lamps surrounding the Royal Arms ; Mr. W•RD, hatter. St. Jainesis.street..o.l large brilliant 'tear, with about one hundred lamps," P. L" nn Jhe sides, of variegated lamps ; Mesas. FRANCE and B•NT IRO, cabinet-makers and • brilliant star, and variegated lamps in font of the Royal Arms ; Mr. HALL, card-maker, Picca dilly—festoons of lamps ; Mr. COPT. saddler, Charing -crust—a star ; Mr. Howes, oilman, Pic cadilly—festoons of lamps ; Messrs. HAWKES mud MOSELEY. accoutrement-makers, Piccadilly —a star. Prince LEOpOLD has lately purchased an estate in the neiglibmirlinoil of Claremont, which is in tended to he the future residence of the Duchess of KENT, from DI. ANDERSON. The puirliase is said to be about is,oool. The estate comprises au excellent house, with 150 acres of laud. OLYMPIC 711EATRE. The proprietors of this establishment, notwith. standing the extraordinary success of their ',resent efforts, are ever anxious to produce novelty ; they have accordingly brought forward a very interesting rummest drama, entitled A Woman's Word; or, Imaginary Evils. It is a work of slight texture, but very amusing; Mr. DowroN's character is perfectly original, and he performs it with great force and feeling. Mr. HOWARD has an opportu. pity of *hewing the advantages of his 'drafting voice in two excellent airs. That very promising actor, Mr. VALE, as a mad poet full of perilous designs, leas a fre•h scope for the display of his comic l u ►- mour. Mrs. CHATTERLRY, as the heroine, contri. butes largely to the life and interest of the piece by her spirit and vivacity. kanto Santee. Why did I marry? and Tom Thunth, po their wowed attraction, and the house has been overflowing every •- The following is a list of some of the company last week Excellency the Dake De Fri.., the Spanish Ambits 'odor ; her Excellency the Duchess Frias the Duke of Leinster and party, Lord and Lady Mansfield sad family, Lord Clauwilliam and party, Lord and Lady William Fits gerald and party, Sir Charles Bampfylde and party, Sir John Caleraft and party, Sir J. Miles and party, Captain Blanch ard and party, Mon. Mr. Bligh and party, Mr. and Mrs. Blake and party, Mr. Stephenson sad party, Mr. and Mrs. Newcombe and party, Mr. and Mn. Freeman sad family, Mr. and Mrs. Hoare and family, Mr. and Mrs. Newdigate and party, Mr. and Mre. Bond and party, Mr. Wilberforce, and party, Lord Lowther and party, Mr. and Mrs. Waste!l and party, Mr. and Mrs. Surtees and party, Lord mid Lady Hawarden and party, and Mrs. Trerca and party. Mr. T. DIBDIN is about to produce no less thin tbrec new pieces at the Surrey in the Christmas holidays, each of which (particularly one founded on the Life of Belisurius) stands unusually high in green-room report ; not only are these iu active and forward rehearsal, but the same author pro duces another new and original farce, on the same evening, at the Olympic Theatre, from which much is also expected. Mr. DIBDIN bus appointed Mr., BEN GOUGH Stage Manager of the Surrey, a choice which is highly appreciated by the whole of that Gentleman's fellow-labourers in this fertile vine yard. On Friday and Saturday, the Ist snd ed instant, the Duke of BEDFORD and six of his Gave's , friends, being at Waosfurd for • few days, had • grand bnrlae amongst the game io the purlieus. On the first day the return was, 84 pheasants, 46 hares, and a cart-load of rabbits. The second day's return was not so considerable, but still was large. The whole of the game Waif sent in presents to the freeholders of Hurdnigdoushire. The Marquis.of TAVISTOCK. Colour! Smsoott, PALIERR, Esq. -- FLETCHER, Esq. and --GREEN, E.g. were of the shooting party with the Duke. On Monday the remains of the late EDWARD . CORDER, Esq. of Yuysymaettgwyn, lay in state at the Lion lan, in Shrewsbury, ou the road for in..; ternient in the family vault at Tuwyn, Merionet6 shire. Downside College, in• Shropshire, it undergoing ; a thorough repair, and when completed, will prom a striking object to all admirers or modern Gothic architecture. The Dnke NORFOLK, Lord. SHREWSBURY, SURREY, ARUNDELL, CLIFFORD, Ste. StC. have liberally subscribed to. wards this desirable object. APPOINTMENTS—Captain F. Newcombe, C.B. to the Seriueapatam; Captain Sibley, Nnunea; Captain Godfrey, Surinam, fur the Jamaica ration; Captain C. A. Baker, Drake, recommissioned fur the Newfoundland Motion. - On Tuesday his Majesty's sloop Aid, Lieut.... Hosts commander, arrived at Portsmouth from that Medirerranean, to be paid off. She has been em ployed- upwards of three years in surveying various parts of the Mediterranean.—On Sunday the Grasshopper. - Captain BUCHAN, arrived from New foundland, last from Lisbon. She came into bar. hour on Wednesday to be paid off and recommis sioned. On Wednesday the Plumper, Lieutenant' . HUTCHINSON, sailed for the Cork station. Re mains the Aid. She is come into harbour. On the 14th instant, between eight and nine o'clock, an attempt was made to aseassimite Mr. Alderman BARBER, one of tha Magistrates of the town of Nottingham, by some person or persons firing a blunderbuss or other fire-arm into his dwelling-house, the contents whereof struck the wall within two feet of the spot where he was stand ing. Five hundred guineas mward is offered in Saturday night's Gaunt, on the apprehension and conviction of the person who fired the same, and a free pardon to any accomplice giving such informa tion as way lead to conviction of the offender. ‘ LOYAL MEETING AT BLACKFIEATA. A very nu meroos'and respettitide-ineeting of the Johibimuds. of the hundred of Blackheath was olt Saturday hold at the Green Man Town'. Shortly before three o'clock tire Iter. Dr. Crunihie, the Hen Dr. Clarke: M. Williams. Mr. Bicknell, and several other Geuilemen, who formed the Coin-. mittee. entered the Forge room ; and immediately afterwards Mr. Williams, who is one of the Ma gistrates of the district, was called to the Chair with° general approbation. Mr. WILLIAMS explained' the purpose of . 9te. meetitis. The Rev. Dr. Cerium. followed in a kV' speech. enforcing the 'leech-ay of a loyal declare. tams of the irentimeina or Ilse Mr. MUNRo then ornmed the Addreis, which was seconded by Mr. lowans', and carted Una : trimotvily. COUNTIiSS OF'HA.CARR,IS. To the list of venerable females tn high life, who hare re entity paid the debt of oat of e, is to be added Anne, Careless of Baleares, who die. stew days ages( Deleeuw., Fifeshire, in the 934 year of her age. Her Ladyship was the darglifte of Sir Robert Dalrymple, of Castletosi, Kaight, and married in 1749, Jaws, Irak Earl of Bakarras, who was bons in 1891. The Earl was therefore 8$ years of age at the time of their marrage, of which there was base t—lst, Anne, born ;a 1750, married to Andrew Bernard, E.q. son of the late Bishop of Limerick-2d, Alexander, the sixth and present EarL=3d, Margaret, born in 1753, married to Alexander Fordyce, FAT of Loudon, banker ; aoil after his decease, to Sir James Blasi! Burgess, !Earl —4lh, Ro bert-51h, Colin, a General iis the array, also died in Gre nada-Bth, James Stair, born is 1759. He commanded the grenadier company of the 7.1.1 regiment at the storming of Cuddalore, in 1783, and died of his wounds al that place 7th, William, born in 1759, lost in getting iuto a bow from the Priam East Indiamart; iu 1785-81 h, Charles Dilrynt ple, Bishop of Kildare-914, John, Isle Liruiensitl-Coluitel of the 71st regiment of foot, married in 1800 to lady Char lotte North, youngest daughter of the Earl of GUIVOId,IIII34i Lady of the Berfellatulber to the Princess of Wales (now Queeu)-10th, Elisabeth, Countess of Ilardwicke-11.11, Hugh, Marshal to the Admiralty—The Earl died in 1788, and was succeeded by his suni, Alexander, the present and sixth Earl. BARON SeIIARF. On the 28th November arrived at the hospital at Stras burg a sort of palanquin, accompanied by getisdarines, in which lays man about forty years of age. It appears from his papers that he is Baron Schott, formerly beutenant- Colonel in the service of Russia. He states that in the late war whist the Turks, he had the misforttrue to have been taken prisoner, and thrown, with 30 of his companions, into a small dungeon ; that shortly after a body of 'accts. 'loners, atunded by soldiers, entered and mutilated all the Prisoners in the most cruel manner. Only himself and two of his comrades survived their wounds. All the rest bled to death Baron Scharf remained fourteen years in this dungeon. He was at length put on board a French ship which landed him last autumn at Marseilles. From thence he was carried from brigade to brigade, accompanied by geus• durance in a carriage constructed purposely tOr him. This unfortunate man lies constantly on his back, and is not able to take any other position. His limbs are entirely wast ed. He speaks the German, French, and Turkish lauguages fluently. From Strasburg he is going to Carbruhe, where be purposes to pass the winter, and iu spring will continue his journey to Russia. GALLANT CHASE. The [fadeout t h fox.horinds have this year had 'capital diver sion. On Tuesday the 2811, ult. they met at Grove, when upon throwing Wanner they found a fox, which 'hewed little sport and was soon lust. A amend was found, which, after a very smart and sharp run uf, an hour, was killed' in Balne. By this time the nap were got steady, and as it was early in the day, it was resolved to try Stapleton. Here,bowever, Reynard was out at home, and they proceeded with as little success to Wenthridge Whin. At length, in Cridling , Park, • paint fox broke cover, sod his style of going away presaged a run. He went immediately for Wake Weed, fronathere over Darrington Lees to Darringlon village, which leaving to the left, he proceeded to Carlton, sad thence to Pontefrect town. Here the fencing was tre mendous, sod the pace such that most of the field were disposed of. Leaving Pontefract to the right, he went di , wiretly to Kings Villa and Prunes, and apparently deter mined to reach Nosed. However, at Penton ' be was head. ad and took over Aekworib Park, Bendy Flats, creased the Weit, and over the low grounds to Badsworth. Here fur • moment the hounds seemed at default, but immediately re- Awning the acent,he ran up to Elation Lodge, and through the plantation.. to Bollinger Wood, frum theme. to Haigh Hall, where tenting to-Kirby village, he was beaded and rats through Norwood. Leaving Norwood at the south end, be west to Kirby Quarry, sod then over the enclosure, with the hounds in viewinto Howell Wood, where he rat over the earths without enterim'and broke away towards Long Houghton Comoros. Here it was Nearly dark, and teriosts apprebensioes were en tertained that he would reach New York Sprits', when the hounds must have been whipped off, frees the rapid sp. .proacb 'ot'night. Lankily, the wall benuding the Otionnun proved too much for his exhausted strength, sad be was obliged to retreat his steps down the Isrge grass field at liana Winit.Nook, is the middle of which hi wee thrown up by bit skied, persons, deer • rue of at least Ste miles in two boon sad tea minutes. Only tee horsemen were op at theilittiii. The inalsous, whose hone fell (Attested Aldo Sill, came up afterwards us ore *f the wbipper's ' We one sorry to see that Lord Hawke'm cherry breedyind so little of that isvigurating influence usually .-austibedio jumping powder,'as there were only two searkt earns op. At the same time, we feel it our duty to soktifit to the atteation of the manager of this Lee path, AGO -.bey 'lane Men twice, within a fortnight, slopped re the Wax et aa« new by loaded spring pies satiathe coven. At Lewes two hundred and upwards of the electors have signed a requisition to convene e, public meeting to address the Kura and Quaver on her Maierres escape from the conspiracy formed to deprive her of he► rights; and to pray his LOMAT! to dismiss his Ministers from his Counsels. _ _ At Hanley, in Staffordshire, the Court Address failed: the loyal Amendment succeeded; and No. blemen of the first rank and property in England, the Marquis of STAWIIORD and Lord ANION, were appointed to convey it to his MAJESTY. On Monday last a meeting was held at the Steyne Hotel, Worthing, to vote a loyal Address to his MAJESTY, the Rev. PETER Wool), the Rector, in the chair; when an Address bring proposed and seconded, by way of amendment another Address was presented, conveying, with expressions of the loyal attachment of the meeting to his MAJESTY'S Person and Government, a fervent hope, that no further proceedings would take place against her MAJESTY the QueeN. The latter Address, not. withstindiug the most strenuous opposition to it on the part of the Rev, Mr. DAVISON, the Rev. Mr. Bleat (son of the celebrated Alderman of that name), and several others, was carried by a very great majority. In the evening another meeting of the inhabitants took place, to vote an Address of Congratulation to the QUEEN, which was carried without a single disseatient voice. • 4 DUI *MAP, Ogbwise it=liirjr 4*. metertimr aeloael wit lawfmil mice hoi*mlijoivil .ilm five arias acroad rirnire. 111111, 'the Prpaieve WS' simerriall tma troo•.e • Or VW rah, tte,4l,o4o•4lo6lllo , 4vasiteil au HI that t , e was as«l 914 IVO W...MOTA 411Ipi. owl wear* aisihwetwook. r. Ahowl beigianiest.fetL.Sheluipar lle onside/ Ranh.. I Persona, #hi. 42 . 4 aydripl,• R!fleynoiscr:frelle her wage, a. • scraped. Thrti e..poship wise but shr wed .thetr I wt , r courm mml !Rife still "honer; Albs ;Ea Mite hav ing prow relied out Blair cuariesirs,_esatabv *VW WA& and discovered the fraaitsei4eieunry of the Prisytwer These Nos' bxmaor been praw.al by the IProrlifatrie • , 1.1 the parish clerks of Ss. Olarlthi r tool 14. °mem% where the Iwo esarrietre were ouhmisized, the rdry fuuod the Prisoner Ibnily 1 mid the Costal** Sectitast isealeiscell bins a br•trnaspwrtaireur 14 year's.' ' Oo hvarpt• shit svitrucv, the. rimkentrillioimikit• and relomteil hem to spoil her hedge thi ertito..nt fui x Ob Rigs tiow of the torimMer'e The Cemmox Sithtratal. Vitiated the a ppficathso, ah. ierfiuy that the eotoniito 6e . tiayetraheered to him the . extetet of the injury which the Posisroe hall dope to hat tedisteg, *ad which was is adatninal reason tor his 4tlllaerlig to the tlestatee that be had jail pessed 11410111 him. . . POLICE. - • ikitifkyritare. Last Monday a mob less 'collected Mir Use &Moat of St ai the Oise of the passim of one yf the pso `bastieue with an Address, when gentleman irsa aurrounded by a gang of thieves, sad robbed of a gold Witch, chain, •rd seals. He saw use or the valetas lake his watch out of his fob and give it to another of the gang ; his items were sci pinioned, and hi. whole body was so !wetted, that ii was oat of his poster to make say resislaisee; al) the rob. bets concerned lit the attack 11 ( 01 him 'node their escapes The fikailerbids came to the Offire and game the fall •eoloro of the attack upon him, and the description of tome of the permit)* of the villatru,particislarly or him who look his watch. Oat of the officer, wand at the tame, said that be should have suspected it to he Mihael Hart ley, had be not known that he Was in Nee/gate. In this lie was corrreted by soother officer, who said that Michael Harley had beets diselarged from Justice, Hall, in the Old Bailey, on the Saturday pretiotts. UN Friday, M iehail Harley was appreheuded by JeWersoit, ilk eon's able, anal brought to the office,. and the gentleman win bad been robbed of his gold watch, chain, sad seals, allaalfetl, and identified him among a number of other Dieu. lie was vitalised before Mr. Birais, the Magistrate, In the evening, sad committed fur trial. marrox, GARD [N. THE Mr. ------, ■ geatirrnon residing in Seel-street, se , rompaMed by a fi teed, came to Shia 'Mee fie Friday. sight, and applied to the a' g Magistrate fur a vernal against Mr. C—, a gentleman sesithog in Nurfulk• o t eee t, Strand, under the folkiwiag circumstancro He stated, that in eonseineace of mine mbssdr►stawdin¢ between him and Mr. C—, Mr. C— a c►at lenge to fight a dart; he accepted use ehallewge,•awd they accordiogly, with their pervade, met at the apPoillbrol Place, where, through the interference of their smoinia, an explain,- ion took place and a reconciliation effected ; they shook bands and ported friends. However, to his otter astonisiment, on the preceding night, as he, Mr. —, was sitting at home with his family, Mr. C—, without ceremony, rushed into the room, mud pulling out a brace of piston, challenged hun lu fight on the spot. Mr. C---- tendered him a pistol, which he said was loaded, and Maimed be should take. Kurd fight across the table. The family were thrown fists the greatest alsrrn at this extraordinary proceeding,. and Mr. -- be came terrified, ■tad iu the cunfusiou he 'bpi nut to procure a constable to take him into custody, Mavis hie return Mr. C- was gut: He did not consider his life safe, and applied fin. a warrant to hate hint taken MP, that he might be hound down to keep the pence. • The Magistrate said it was cep toinly.a icry extreordinazy proceeding . ; but as the offeace took plaVe is the City of Loudon, he had no jurisdiction, and referred him to the Lord Maynr. Mr. salt be should certainly apply to the Lord Mayor, mud tio'wiug In the Magistrate, Wok his leave. t IMlrem..•• COUNTRY MARIUTS. WINDSOR, Ilacestaaa 10. Wiest,p.lel.llllo6tp lei 0: Ple ße ri ane, per qr 9q• o 36. Batley, per 1d... 24e to 2 7 3B. to eor Oats 2os to 25. It)e READING, Dtcattasit 16. Wheat 500 to 71, Od Oats ..170 so 216 larky 21s to 27. Oil Z.. • Prase Rem • "54 to 40s Od While ditto --• to 41, Old Wheat.... --s to --s STAINES, Dacsrost 16. Wheat.. 101 Oat* 114 1011 Pestle per yr. --s to --s By. ..— m s so —a Barley ..... --a to —a Data Oft to OM Beaus lO On fheterelay evening, the 9ih inst. about seven echict, Capt. •Woasat.t,, formerly of the Revenue service, left a friend's house in Plymouth iseseturn home, at Compton; the nest morning his bogy was discovered in a quarry at Devil's Point ; but„ whe ther he was murdered and afterwards throWn ther;., or fell into'the quarry. cannot be aseertaineil. lie was perfectly sober when he left Ins friend's house, and if he fell over the precipice lie must previously have climbed over several hedges, end • well sic feet high. His gold watch was found in his fob, but the chain and four seals, likewise gold, were •fist to be found. - fiveraluable horses, the property of Mr. Baowx, oniloampton, died about a fortnight ago by poison, supposed to have been intentionally mixed with their food ; and the sweepings of the manger -hav ing been thrown into the crew-yard, were eaten by one of the cows, which also died iu a few dap. The value of the horses and cow was not less than goo/. We do not hear that evidence is yet oh. taiaed likely to convict the pe►letrator of this gross act of villainy.—(Shureford Paper. 'A. Mod daring robbery was committed at Ring wood market, in Susses, on 'riteselay, on the person of Mr. A. TAYLoR. of Shorted!: iii the l.le Wight. It appears that 'Mr. TAYLOR toot to the market several hundred sheep, the whole of which he sold and received the money for, which iseArpo sited,with other monies, amounting •together to 7504 in his pocket-book, but which, with its con tents, some villains, in a short. tune ofterwarJs, contrived to pick his pocket of. JosErn SYROXO, who was on Saturday ereaing, the 47th ult. on his return home under Kinuritown Hill, dreadfully beaten by 'footpads, died slily on Wednesday morning. Thornlay • a eqro.llrilli rim quest 'wow held on the 'body, when a verifier' was returned of Wifful .taller ugabett • Willbast ('ox and Gracious Gus. two brothers,,ylio' hut ptilti. gone several examinations, and *Who uFe•isairfcone mitted Fit *raga* Devizes Bridevrekli..M6bC . ulsore verdicts • -• .; • .k ir 4 7- ... 't • • IN