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• si‘im M M IR I I . 1 MN 1 111. 1111 111 1 1 10414 Prii. k ...." .•••••• ...Pe* 4, OcTose* 14. Ye.terdity it blew hard ell doly from the S.W. in consequence the .teitn.vc•sels fount France 11 , 14, notable to rm.+ this port ; sail the Auks,. Poo-Ogee a►r..m-Intckrt, from Calais. mud the • finiors sirem•ves.ell, bore up for the Down.: the roomer. howcsrri csine round this wowing. and woo the harbour. Last •Ight it 'dew • tremendous gale, attended with torrents of rain, and in the mum of the night, or falter about two in the morning, the wind I ,,shifted from the S.W. to the N.E. still blowing very hard. The Lord akkide London steam ). veal 4 came out of Calais us one this morning ; and viitweihatamling we have heard that these London sieisonsvessoia are an constrac.td es to make . their imaiast all sorb or wind and weather, after shout for au hour or two, end reaching the Sands Head, she was obliged to put back. She arrived la this , liarlsour oboist ten this morning, with two carriages and 80 pwengers. - Jews-4 • • Ise n aa: DIiBALFUL GALES. 1.41 ; • WA ROATIS, OCTOBER 14. [EXTRACT FROM A PRIVATE LETTER.] Aft.r as far a season as was ever reasemhered at his place, tillorrting grsai &enure to au unprecedented number of visi tors! •+ well an wroth to the inhabitants, it rely he said to 1t.., irtminaled with a rim m as severe and destructive, fur the itiott time it enestinued, as can well he conceived. I!.tweeti one and two o'cloek this morning, a remarkably sodden gaiter wind castle on from the north-east, which in • fa w minutes; increased to a perfect hurricane, and continued tioatinted till daylight. The moat alarming apprelien.luiss were entrentined, which were, as the day approached, un. • happily 'edited. The first object of distress shit presented itself was • ventel'oo shore upon the Nnyeasid Rork ; the new wee► for t drystely saved, but the Side fleeing at the lime, .he drifted I ;tare and Metter, and now lies clone under the c I if sear She Sea Bathing Infirmary, with mute scores of persons with en. to and home removing the cargo ; her name is the Good Intent, regular trader, between coiars sail 1.0•11011. st Isiah! to God, fur the sake of humanity, that thin d saw ~ n uts Worm hod bees confined to the loss of property only! hot • brig that was seen al anchor in the evesiog, about • r•ile hum the L ai ng N u n., or Fairness Durk, was, alas! men f r the lasi time. The mufti., presented soothing bait pieces 01 vrirck floating mature, warrem'n chests, spars, deck planks, 4 , 1111110 as tie wind blew directly upon the tuck, • - tore guile to piece. in the eight, and every otrul on board I. iv , perished ! Ike officer upon the Preventive Service, • i h 'rent promptitude, .sited the cleats, and, with egsal fertiugotediurs epeeist' Ares fur the present. The same . r the seal is pretty well known ; but u NISI &abil may . s sot , it would be cruelty to the relatives of the ship's cum. piny to wirmissa it Wore all doubt is relented. Nur dues thin red the eatalueele; fed the top-masts sad )inlt■ ere ihotinetly seen dueling. with .81110.1. Pareall of til•Sak, of soother ship, about half roods arrow Slur must ism foundered at ba r anchorage; particulars, of coarse, ugh news. As if to relieve the mind from this melancholy spectacle, ▪ it wrens prevented itself that I emitted refrain from giving you. rA troop of archaise, the °Meat not year' of age, while the besasnets,liwilathers of wawa theta, were putting of is boats r'N aswet the. virmela which wove riding in the Ronda, these -Aisetorr istembele an to the fort with a rope of coosiaterable length, and is en irritant one of eh, en, as if by instinct, faritewrd Nettie god-round his borly,vrtti k his ramrods:faro esed the other to •• a rut or post, and immediately lowered him down the peed ?ice of at 'raid 1110 feet, shouting wish dassiless intrepidity vWI she way he drsrenelert. Had nay of the ill-fated maritime area there, they would, beyond doubt, have been receded ✓drom a watery grave—as it war, they sateceeriell is ratable ..'whost wit meek broken plank a• coned fetch • shilltsg for stOkrowored, wad ',wry they ran hosasisig, with se mock reels /1m prole as if -by their enterprise they had aimed an empire. a/rJ ore reefork, p en —A Ilse twesty.two bleb cable iv juts roping of to -the Hoonaraid• Company's ship reatitierf, wargfrisin disleyssple, which has rode oat the plaid awe style. A. B. wad. it CAPE TOWN, JULY 27. 11 u. Olf pa i n f u l alai 10 record the wood wildcat gate of oral this colony ever externem-Ed, the rt co .1 whirls hove jure wort fatal to she shipping in Table Bay. It had here antecedently remarked, that the seartirrivrat gales, although very revere, and bringing into the Bay a tremendous acrd dangerous *well, yet, that they lost mach of their terror, from air shortness of their daratios ; this remark hes out proved jest is the present onfortusate instance. Oa the Ith b it was new moos; the weather ehaaged suddenly with it ; it bad been remarkably doe fur enteral days, bat Friday ittufwitle was tinkered in pith clued and rain, and with every appearance of a gale cooties' on; tits weather, however tunnelled in the segue state daring the whole of that day; she following day, Saturday, the gale was very severe; in the •fieroorro, the 'hip Hoye' George, Capt. Bowditch„ last front V.to Divine's Land, west on 'here close to the jetty; at night, the brig Adriatic, Caput's Ratter, *bared the same late, ea did the mistime whoever Ciweal latent. The birnineter was as low as 29. SO. at two o'clock tea Sunday morning; the violence of the wind was then esemaire, and at I dry Wilting Monday morales, lb, foist followisg brigs were /yin' on the beech, between Craig. Towel sad the Castle, vii. Olive Braga, Capt. Kind; Sun, Captain Murray; Lawiuia, Capt. Keith; and Leander, Captain lliddletos. Host fue tuogiely, not, marry lives were lost • but we have to lamest ratiftWais Middleton, of the Lesuler, who was drowsed by • opsettisg of the boat, is which he had left the wrecked .lprig. , Willows Brown, scones, of the Leander, met a like faggots did James Gabs', seaman, of the brig Adriatic. 'The ship John Palmer drove very eleee to short, but loon. solely brought up, and is at present safe the following 'MHO ride the whole of. Monday at aim& anchor, although the weather was scarcely more moderate, vii.—Brougham, „-Mwrierae,..Pielson, aud Nines. The bilge Aretbasa, 'Ti.,.,i med. Antelope kept their ground. The gale abated • ustmew hat on Tuesday, but it blew spin with astonishing 'Wainer in the night between Tuesday awd Wednesday, when rate fell is norreats. As sorb damage has been done on . throe as in the B.y, many stores in Cape Town have fallen a, number. of houses are echoed./ injured, sod iu the • setolly of she Ton,, t be injury individuals beee•o.teiestt is to 94 very great ritent : the panther of haws mod stores seriously damagad amowat to 119. From Wysibeeg to Cape Town, they erg .carerly Kay premises width hate got suffered, and sore taus: vcriousiy. • skin proof of the mildness of the season, there was pulled, nu the 2.1 of thrs month, in Suuthbar (ianlvn, a dish of the rose strawberry, measuring Aso and three quarter niches in circundereoce, and ompully high-flavoiared as those pulled in Joly.- 1 41.11.p f eto Paper.) amid U .. 11, Erq. of Lanhadocic, near Usk, shot • very line plump 000dcork ou Monday, the 113.1 ult. weighing 14 ounces, which he sent as a present I • 4*, Plike of Wellington. under whom he had served in the l'eniasuis, and at Waterloo. Some vermin. are of *pluton, that when these birds make their appearance m very early. it indicates a hard i i n ter ; this canard kr! an invariable rule, fur r. Davis, in beating over the same ground , on the llowiurg day, discovered a nes., with two young • woodcocks. half-grown, which are now alive, and In his possession. and are•likely to live. Su great a curiosity are those birds that many hundreds have 'inlet! Nl'. D/1,1•••• hospitable mansion to see them. Tbete is poly one instance on record of young wood coals being taken out of a nest in thus country; they lived wore time, and were iu tb- possession of NI. glibts, of Cada FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTION. --. altiMaialdon in the Norfolk Y.-rummy Ruler., signed iii kis Majesty's Lieutenant of the County of Norfolk. Lord 'IRKS Nugent Boyle Bernard.. Torroodiend t.. be Major Commandant, rice Lord Charles Very Towushend, resigned —Jamul September 41, Int BANKRUPTS. Wilhite Clark, late of Maiden•lane, Covent gird's, but now a prisoner in the Beech, sssda•w+ter and ginger. beer manufacturer, to morrender, October 19, November 2, and 28, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Rsak• ►opts. Baeioghall-sievet, London. Attorneys, M . Jones ■nd Blsod, Great Meryl" ben►-greet. Isaac Healey Haadseurob, of Newport Nenell. Bucking ham, lice-merchant, to surrender. October 211, 29, and No vember 28, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioner" of Bankrupts ; Bssitighsll ►trees, London. Attorneys, Messrs Jupp and Son, Carpenters hall, loodms-wall, London. John Frost, sere, of Reidhasten nosy, York, rormaserchent, to surreoder, October 22, 23, and November *9, at eleven, at the George Hotel, Bridliagroa•quay. Attoraeys, Mr. .1 Wardell. Bridlingtua•gnay; aid Mr N. Grace, Birchio lane, London. Geresrd Blsckband, of Gnoull, Stafford, meg,, to mar render, October 28, at two, 29, at nine. and November 28, at eleven. Attorneys, Mr. Harks, Gray's Inw•sgeare, Lou don ; and Mr. Brookes, Newport, Shropshire. Edward Button, of Birmingham, victualler, to sorrender, October 28, 29, and November 28, at 'wave, at the Hes sad Chick's," Hotel, New•sirert, Birmisaghsm. Attorneys, Meson, Long and Agnew, Holloorn-enure, Gras's Iwo, LOU. dun ; sad Messrs. Smith, Arnold, and Haloes, Birmingham. William Hutton the younger, of Chowbeat.withimAthet. ton, Lancaster, neciney.scrivener, to surrender, October 31, November 5, and 213, at ten, ■t the Bridge Inn, Bolton le. Moors, Lancaster. Attoroeys, Messrs. Aillington, Gregory, and Faulkner, Bedford•rew, baleen; and Messrs. Board man and Merry, Boltoo-Is-Moors, Laneaster. Thomas Femme she yawner and Jason Why, of Holbert". hill• London. Inerrant, to surrender, October 42, 29, sad November 28, at twelve, at the COOT. of Commissioners of Bsnkrwpts, Bosingliall-street, London. Attorney, Mr. James Smith, B d's Inn, Holborn, and Betbaalsgrees. George Haltom Watson, of Rock Lodge, Durham, eons merchant, to surrender, November 8,7, sad VI, at viewers, at the Queries Head lon, Morpeth, Northumberland. At torneys, Messrs. Wittman and Poole, Venda's" baililiogs, Gray's In. ; Leedom ; and Mr. Henry 8111110t11, Morpeth. _ . DIVIDEND 5. November 5. W. Grant, of Oaford-etreet, M iftdieers. broker. al one, at the Court of Comaismiuraera of Bitakrepts Ik. sin hall street, London. November 9. W. Pigot of Rotel., highway, Slid,llea's, grocer, at ten, at the ' Court of Comatimiosera of Bank rupt', Bosinglll-sireet, London. November 5. J. Drake, of Lewisham, Kest, master of the ship Matilda, at twelve, at Ow Court of Coosmiosiosers of Bankrupts, Basioghall.street, Loudon. November 16. T. Slade the elder, of Bartholomew-claw, Smithfield, London, till.onerrhant, at eleven, at the Coon of Coinmissioners of Bankrupts, Basioths l l street. November 8. S. U. White, now or late of Edioaley Colton mill, Nottingham, eotton.spinaer, at twelve, at the Green Dragon, Mansfield. CERTIFICATES.—Novswasa 5. W. Park, of Church-street, Rntberbithe, Surrey, virtual. kr.—J. Parsons, of Sitroff ham, Norfolk, linen-draper.—J. Powell sad F. Powell, of Holborn-kill, Middlesex, oil-oars. —J. T. Eftliop. of Great Roswell tweet, Costrot-sardeo, Westminster, victualler.—H. Taylor, now or late of Bristol, aoinniomion.niercliast —W. Hayseldeo, late of Milton, next Sittingborne, Kent, and late a prisoner fur debt in the Flail • Prison, London, saddler.—.lll Lamas sod H. Lucas, of South- MEOW., 11111 , 1141reprrIl. ' PA RTN PRIM IPS DISSOLVED. - - T. Flood, H. Cr.,., sad J. M. Wilcock% of &Aar, boost ers (eo far as respects the said J. N. Wiloalis), October 10, 1822.—J. Pears, 8. Pears, and G. Pears, of Loudon, state mooofacturen (so tar as respects the said $. Pears), Gehl*. 1, 111.12.—A. Smith, G. Lees, aad T. flier, of Illoooltoo. tee, Laflamme, cottelempimsers, July y e ekse, W. Hobbes, sod S. Heaves, of Bristol, God tarooktobto Mr. tember 28, 1822.—J. Arnold sod W. Aesobil, of 11 , 1iompetb. Dock, DOWN, wire.wenkers, September SO, Int.—F. War. rinatt.n toll T. Clay, of Macchrolleld, Chester, silt-throws. ter., October 11, 1842.—T. Small, 9. Willis, aod J. Miming, of Bitsalogbsos, buttoa.maoldeetarevs, October b, 1812. T. Hillard aid R. Bill, of Greek -street, Soho, shoomaakers, May 23, 1822. - - NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. INPRIIIIIOI7TII, orroaca 14. Arrived the Princess Royal, Sherwood, from t►r Downs, wish loos of so anchor and cable. . - - Sailed she Arethosa, Haley, fo► the Cape of Good Hone ; Secession, Wow, for Bengal ; Elisabeth, Doggies, fur t►e South Seas; Griffon, Corbel, fur ditto; Jests, Black•sa, for Trieste ; New York, Maitland, for New Orkass sad Montano, Burton, fur Havre. pcirnowne °moon 13. Arrived the Rover, Bully, frees Hewfweadlasmil in 17 days—oe the eih October was 'truck by • sea mid carried away bc.• bulwarks, and did other damage. ►ALMOUTR, °cross. 13. The following packets have sailed with mails :—Tbe Doke of Kent fur Lisbon ; Lord Hobart foe the Mediterranean ; Marquis Queeasbury fur Jamaica; sad Sandwich for the Brazil.. DFAL, OCTOBIR 14. About two a.m. the wiled shined suddenly to N.E. sad blew a tremendous gale till nearly day.l.ght ; afterwards it gradually abated. All the outward bused ship. sailed except the Luey, Davidson. The boatmen report that several of them have lost their anchors. The Bainbridge, Berry, from New Orleans to Liverpool, was driven on shore near Besurasoris on Sunday. The George, Thomson, of Belfast, was abandoned by her crew about 400 miles from Cape Clear. TWa Swab and Mary, Harrisim, of Boston, bound to Loa• don, was driven on shore off Lowestriff. His Majesty's brig Protector, the Ranger revenue cutter, Dlysset, Canny, of Seederland; Hopewell, M idley,of Ma!duo; Dolphin and Supply, of Seederlead. Arenoria, and • Head bre keel ; were totally bat near Ya►mouth daring the e k. on Sunday, sod it is feared most of the crews were d►uwaed. The Mary Jemasima, sad Prosperous, from Hastings foe London, were driven on *bore near Hastings, end it was feared the former wuuld be wrecked. The Good Isitent, Shepherd, from London to Cowes, was drives on shore near Narrate. Th e R e ar, ---, from Swangfurd to Liverpool, wu driven on shore at DTORtuff on Snaday. The Nelson, Tell, of Yarmotith, four other brigs, sad • scbewser, were drives on shore near Wells uu Suuday night. A redaction, we unlerstand, takes place this quarter in the purchases made by the Commis sioners of the Sinking Fund. This is the result of that agreement between the Bank of England and the Government, by which the former courented to pay the amount due I to the dissentients to the late plan for lowering the hermit of Navy Five per Cent. Stock, which was shout 51.700,0001., and to receive interest at three per cent. till liquidated. By that arrangement, which is sanctioned by ■o es west Act of Parliament, it also appears that the Goverrimerit were to repay the sum borrowed by in stalments quarterly, of about 300,000/. each; and it is the first of these tootalmeuts, nuw to be 'paid the Bank by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, which causes the diminution of their pur chases. Fnr the current quarter the whole sum to be expended is 615,0001., bring at the rate of 16,0001 esch day (as holidays are included) devoted to their investments. TOR rya,. NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING, 182 t. 11101111Alr. OCTOIBBR 14. Sweepstakes of 8181 gs each, b. fl ; tons, Bat. 71b.; fillies, Sat. 31b. Ab. M. D. of Grafton's Hampden, brother to Brolim....walkrd over. Third Year.—One-third of a Subscription of Sky. each, for 3 yr uld nubs, 8.1. filk ; and fi11..., 801. 81b. A. F.— lions fide She p►operty of Subscribers. Duke of Graf U lea b. E Negate 1 Duke of Turk's c►. f. Occurs, Lord Egremont's hr. c. Sharper Eren betting on Sharper. Pint Sweepstakes of 50gs. each, I. ft. Air three year olds, 711. 121 b.; mad four, SW. 131 b. Fillies allowed 311). 1). I. ear to Ike post. Ld lEzeter's b. f. Almost'. 4 Yrs odd 1 Mr. Heater's Guanines, 4 yrs old Ld Guianese, Adolphus, brother to Abra, 4 yrs old Duke of Graftoe's ItrgosaW, 4 yn old 4 sto 4 •p•t Argesta-5 to Y Gest Guesses-4 to 1 apt Reginald. fiord entry's Sultan, 90. rec. ft. trots Mr. G. L. Rues Selma, Art. 31b Ab. M. 200, It. ft. Mr. Wredliam's Blark.abd-ritt-elock, Nit. elb. ►ec. ft. from Mr. Grevalles Mears, est. Ab. M. 200, b. ft. MONTGOMERYSHIRE RACES. 1111011104 T, OCTOBER 7. A Gold Cup, •slue Owe Hundred Guineas, the Gift of David Pugh, of Llamercloydel. Esq. the late Ateward. Weights ltvt. Mr. Simi. Joises's b. g. by Paviliam 4 yrs old 2 1 1 Mr. G. Ssammi's be. mi. Maid a LOro, aged 1 2 2 Dyad high, of Damon, Esq.'s be. g. Psyllium, aged A. D. Jose*, Esq.'s br. mi. Mrs. Robimsos Mr. Coodol's br. b. Sir Paler, 4 yrs old ..... • • The Mentos,. Plate of Fifty Sovereigas. Three yr olds to carry list. 41b.; 4 yr olds, lest. 41b.; 5 yr olds, llst. Sib.; 111 yr olds, 120.; sad aged, 12,t. Sib. The hest of beets. Vile nil* and a half. Mares and geldings allowed 31b. Mr. J. Morris's e. -. by Paris, 4 yrs old Mr. Stanley's be. .. by Wearer, 4 yra old 2 2 Ws. Owes, Esq.'s c. as. by Per* 4yn old D. Pugh, Llanerchydol, Eng 's 11. g. Grouse.... ..• 3 4 Mr. G. Seaout's be. a. Maid of Lore, aged The Doiou Club Slakes (10 Subscribers) of Firs Sovereigns each. Thee yr olds to carry 9.1. 51b.; 4yr olds 10st. 71b.; b yr olds, list. Sib.; I yr olds. 12st. ; and aged, 12.1. Sib. Mares and geldings allowed 31b. Distance one walk and a half. Best of heats. _ _ W. Owen, Esq 'B bR. Semi Croatian, 5 yrs nld 3 4 1 1 Dsvid P 041,, of Lhoerchydol, Esq'. br. g. Via. roost, 6 yrs old M. Pryer, Esq!s e. se. 5 yrs old F.der. W)llissses, Esq.'s g... 6 yrs old Mr. Cowles's e. m. Diso flarsemsgb 0 5 0 J. Beck, Esq.'s e. b. The Doke Writes Jones Esq.'s c. a. 4 yrs old . ..... A. D Jim.. L.'s b.. Mrs. Robinson, by Paris,' yrs obi H. R. Joe., Esq. sod J. Bill Pryce, Esq. are sobscribers, bet did not none. Ttl Ell DA T The Heelers' Slakes of Five &overages earls. with Tweety. lye Severeiges added. Five yr olds to carry Use. 41k.; Syr olds. I tel.; mud aged, Mi. ilb. Mares sad geldiage allowed 31b. Distaste she same as for the Union Stakes. I. Mynas, Esq.'s c. g. Y. Alezaader walked ever D. Pugh,, lleaerehydol, Esq.'s be. g. Viscount .11. leek, Esq.'s eh. h. The Dube dr W. Owe*. Esq.'s h. rt. Semi entries, b yrs old dr Edward Willimes, Fiq , sg. as. Mr. Cowleis e. as. Dias baesesiagh dr A Mitch for Fifty Sovereigns. D. Peels, of Liam.. ebydul, Esq'. M. g. Groove R. Jams, req.'s g. IS ow Batley The Oloatgioneryithire Slake. of Five Sovereigns each, wide Tweniy See Sovereigns added. Three yr olds, 7.1.; 4yr .14., 90. 21b.• 5 yr olds, SO. 111 b.; 11 yr old', 9st. 21b.; wed aged, fit:4lb. The Plate mane. Mare. Dad geld. lag. allowed Sib. The winger to be sold for 150 wore. re.gns, it claimed is the meal way. .1. Myttoo, Esq.'s r. f. by Milo, 3 yrs iskl 1 2 1 W. Ormsby Gore, WI b. e. Ceyp, 6 yrs old 2 1 2 W. Owen, Isq.'s b. f. by Medley, 3 yrs old Mr. Painter's b. h. Coxcomb, 4 yrs old dr Mr. Wright's b. e. ►y W , 4 yrs old These rite.' were each day admirably contested. The balls sod ordinaries at the Brar's Head sad the Ilium Inns were etteaded by monstrous sad higbly respectable com panies. THE ARMY. ...11.,1m. The flat for Highland light iallhotry), General Francis Doodle, Citionel, baring on its colours the following hunch rary listioetiuna, via —" Hindoovian," " Roleis," " Ti. " " rotates d'Onor," " Vittoria," " I'y. resets," " Niue," Ortbes," " "'tainted'," " Waterloo, " has roatived orders to march from Dublin to Fermoy, where it will arrive is Iwo divisions, on Thursday and Friday next, the 17th and 18lb instant. The 1716 (ur Leicestershire) regiment of foot, Gement J. Champagne, Colonel, is daily expected to arrive iu Esiglaud from India. The 13th (or lit Somerset) regiment of foot, G I Morrison, Calomel, hesriog on its colours " Einit" and " Martinique," has beeu ordered to relieve the 17th regi ment. . _ _ The 6516 (or 2d York North Riding) regiment of foot, General T. Grosvenor, Colonel, end hl P. is also expected to arrive shortly in Eaglaud, front India. The Mir (or East Devonshire) rezimeet of font, Lieute nant-Gel:wrist Sir W. Houston, C.B. Colonel, having 1111 its roloors the fullowieg honorary rtistimetious, viz.—" Minden" —" Elossal-op Zvi'—" Egypt"—" Maida"—* Pyrenees"— " Oithes"—" Pentagon," has been ordered to relieve the 65th regiment. The 20th regiment embarked at St. Helena, the begiasiog of March la•t, fur that porwar. The ht division of the fithis foot. strider the command of Liewt.•Col. Dodgii, strived heir this morning (Friday, 11 lb Jammu) from Sunderlaud, to replace the lbth foot, part of which have marched beace to Maschester, oa t►e way to 'reload. The rewsiader march to-morrow.—( Thal Advertise►.) On Moodily last (7th Jeri.) the first regiment of &moos guards was reviewed at Hough Lad, by Lord Edward So merset, where they displayed some beautiful military evolu tions, to She great salisfaetioa of a Numerous assembly, not witbataadiug She nafavouroble state of the weather. Two hoops of the regiment bad come from Nottingham, and two *there ftwm abitlield, where they retuned ua Tuesday.— (Stoeirgrorf Advertiser.) ELOPEMENT.—Ia the early part of list week a gentleman and lady, who passed for man and wife, came to CaineHurd, and took up their abode at one of the inns at that place. The next day a gentle man, who had the appearance of a clergyman, came to the town, and speedily recognized the lady as his wife, the mother of several children, who had eloped with a married man, the father of a large family. The distressed husband used every means in his power to indoce the infatuated woman to return home, but in vain ; she could not be persuaded to quit her paramour, and the unfortunate man was compelled to leave her to her fate. The affair be coming known, the inhabitants expressed so much indignation at this atrocious case, that the officer and his companion felt it necessary to change their quarters, which they did on Thursday evening. AIARK En. [Fr). 8 4 The tondo* Mercantil* Price Cllrrelli," of Toeeday, October IS, 1892.] WEIT INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. COEWEE.—We can make no material alteration in our quotations of Phostation Coffee thii week ; the public Alen have sot (Vibe off with spirts , hot at the same lim► pricis have is getter*, bees supported; ordinary sad aweless Ja. main belief moat pleuisful, went off beard,; hoe ordinary wit► colour was is good demand, and brought higher priers. Foreign C••tee of every description has bees limy dull of sale, and St. Domingo is about Is. lower: most of She par. tell brusghs to auction have beets totem is. vid 10?.. Sd. to 1114 s. thl.; St. Domingo, 98s. tit 101 s. 1113.; Porto Rico. 1111 s. to 107. Bd. per ewt. SUGAR.-11 ' h Flirtation has been in weiy steady de. maid at a farther advance, and towards the close of the week there was more business done; the strung brown qua lities have expeelesced the most lively inquiry: a public sale of 150 hhds. of Barhadom on Friday went at the full market prices, ♦iz. from Ills. Bd. fur middling to 74.. 81. Dearly fine. FOREIGN Somas.—ii'hite FI h cositieses is brisk demand, and a pm eel of 200 chest. sobl publicly oft Thurs day brought about 2.. per cwt. advance; yellow bits bees sold privately at an average of 28. 61., there having been a little more demoted fur yellow. Brazil is steady at the fur. mor prices Runt —The emeirset wish Goveromeol of 156,000 gallon. on the 10th instant, was 'skim at front Is. did. to Ir. Sd. per gallon, the principal part Swing as she tractions between those prices: the private demand has been moderate. PIMENTO has Ewen is less dammed, and it world sow be difficult so obtain more Shea 91d. fur good quality Coto•.—There has been more demand, in contentment, of • Government contract for AO sons ; by public ask Sue GreuadaZbruught lots. 6d. and • parcel of St. Domingo 50a. per cwt. Ir DTEWOODE there has beta ao alteration since our last. LIVERPOOL REPORT, OCTOIIIII It Corms.-There bar bees a very animated devoted fur all descriptions this week, both from the (mile mid for spree costes iou. An ad of id. per lb. was obtained on Bowed sad Orleans, and Id. oe the lower dein-ripest.. of lea bleed in the early part of the week, which is folly main tained, mad the market bag closed at an improvement of Id. on Perms and the lower qualities of hlaiseham, and J. • id. on Bahia. It I. estimated that short une-half of the quantity sold has bees taken by speculators; 550 Bowed were ofered at auction yesterday, and went off with little alteration from the basin... dose by private. The total sales are 22,000 bags, and cowls. of 10,840 Bowed at 6le. a Sld. ebielly at Bad. a 7/d. sad • few ordinary at 111. • 814.; 1,800 Orleans at 7d. a feld. and gond at 103. a 11ad ; 1,450 Tennessee at Bad a 7/41.; 1.150 Sea Island at 12d.a 191 d., 110 stained at 74 a 10/4. ; 1,250 Pentane at nil. a lOad.; 1,850 Bahia at Red. • 91d. ; 2,750 Maraeltant at skt. a VIII. chicly at 9d. a 9/d. and a few ordinary at 81d.; 800 Demerara at Bd. a Wad.; 200 Barbado-s at 7/d. a Tail.; 210 Carthage., at fild.; 180 Beard at 5/d. a 6d. per ita. The import this week is considerable, amounting to 29,533 begs, viz. Deme rara TVS, Jamaica 739, Lenoir' 974, Chariest°, and Savan• nab 8,868, New Mirage 1,948, other parts Visited States 7,333, and Brazil 4.373. . . Piastation Sugars confine, to be taken very readily by the grocers as they are brought forward, and the sales this week have brought a Nether advance of 3s. on brown and and Its. on Btxr qualities; low dry to good brnir• Demerara and Berbiee sold at 66a. 64. • 606.; naiddliag Ole. • 695.; and good middling 721. a 7Sa.; the quality sold is 590 casts. In Foreign nothing has been dose. Emt India is is few heads, and the holders expwet that is, lam lilies .111 yet be higher. The business dune is Coffee thin week is • few small lots of Jamaica and Ditch at the former prices. In Cocoa, Gluier, sad Pimento, within boo bees dose. 160 bags Black Pepper, very dirty, were offered at smiths, and takes in at 7d, the highest bid being 6d. per posed.' There is some awfully fur Rite, bet very little is offering. la Rum little has been dose; a few Jamaican 16 0. P. have beer sold at 25.; very See Savour* have brought 2s. tld. and 23 0. P. 2s. 10d. eta arose Demerara 2s. 3d. la Dyewoods no alteration ; a small parcel of Jamaica Log. wood has sold at 7t. 17s. 6d. a M. and Campeachy at 9/. tis. Ashes are is good droned, sad the sales are 600 barrels at as advamee of la.; Montreal Pots have Iwought 37a. a 38s. sad Pearls 42a. 6d. a 431. The Hides brought forward this week have sold at full glees, and einasist of 18,8.50 dry Buenos Ayres Cow and Ox at 101 d. • Itid. and one lot of prime at 19$d ; 4,700 salted at end. a 61d.- 1,200 salted North American at Sid. per lb. and 13,400 &moos Ayres Horse at Ss. ed. a 64. ld. each. There has coutinned throughout the week a very steady demand for Tobacco from the trade, and prices have bees fully supported. In consequence of the abundant supply of grit■ from Ireland, the prices of new Wheat have declined Is. per bushel, that of last year•a crop has been sold ■l a reduction of 2.1. to 3d. per bushel. About 1,600 b ev y ' ', of Turpentine mold readily by auction at 134. 6.1. a 14.. Ild. per cot being ar advsoce of Is. per ewt. or she previous priers. Quercitron Bail has been rather more imitated fur: the sales consist of 100 casks Baltimore at Ils.; and 80 casks Philadelphia, bulb of fair quality. OlL.—le Fish Oil there has bete so alteration since our lass. Higher prices are dessautkd fur Whale Fine. EAST INDIA PRODUCE. Covvort.—There has bees a very relive inquiry is this market during the week, which has led to considerable buM- Rem, chiefly is East India dereript loss ; some would also have berm done in Brasil, but the holders were not disposed to sell escept at advaseed rates. The sales of the week amount to 3,120 bags, via. duty paid; 80 Demerara, mid dling to (sir 814. to Sti. • 100 Viuctot, good Sid. to Std. • mud bumf, 70 bags Se a Island, fair I2id. ; 360 Upland , ordinary to good fair 6td. to 71.1. ; 100 New Orleans, ordi nary to good fair 7d. to Sid. ; 160 Pernambuco, fair 101 J. ; 800 Surat, ordinary to good Sid. to 04d. ; '1,200 Bernal, very sirdiasity to good 40. la 53d. ; 250 Madras, good 53J. to lid. per lb. BRITISH STAPLE ARTICLES. REFINED &isms—There h.s aril been as EXIMIllrf NOE eights the last few dim is coasequeace of as 'demote of about 2e. per ewt. Maytag been asked; some besioess has however bees dose Lumps, which are Is. to Ss. higher has last week. Smarr. or T is4.—Owing to the scarcity of t►is snick, prices &ft I. Is 4.. der evil. higher. MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE. FlUlT.—Curranis have been in fair demand. A parcel of new Imperial French Plums brought 41. law. fur fouler chests. and N. Is. to 81. 6s. for small boxes. &EA.—The mites of Raw ace rather unsettled, in conse quence of some holders being room willing So sell, whits others keep firmly to the late prices; Throve is again rather lower. Postscript, Tuesday, October 15, 1521, Fowr o'Clock. R. P. SUGAll.—Theugh the large arrival since Friday lent has is 11101Vbe degree checked the elierll4l.loll of the buyers, get sales to the amount of meanly 1,000 Wulf. were Nude tv.day at hall prices. _ _ . Coregs.—Three public sales, consisting of Jamaica and Dutch, were brought forward today; parcel. uf the former description with colour brought the former prices, but the ordinary forts went ofr very heavily, and as rather lower priers. The P rrrrr was all takes is at bid., boring held tor 6J. per lb. illlDlGo.—Bengal, blue from 11s. ltd. to 125. per lb., violet and blue 11..4d. to 115.6 d., extra line purple 81..3d. to Ils. 4d , purple Ils. to 1 Is. 3d., Owlet and purple 11s. to 1 Is. 2d., extra Yoe violet 11.. 3d to Its. 6d., line ditto Its. to 11s. 3d., good and saiddiiiii Its. 9d. to It).. Ind., violet and copper 10s. 6d. to 10.. N., bat and good copper 10..3d. to lbs. 6d., middling and ordinary ditto 9s. 9d. to 1011.3 d. Coromanel good and middling bs. 8.1. to 95., ditto ordinary and low bo. Ild. to 114—Mailra., good 10s. 3d. In 1114.114., middling 9.. Rd. to 10s. Id., ordinary 7.. I Id. to 9a. Sd This above are She prices of the sale of 3,400 chests, sons. lassoed on t►e 10th instant, sad coaeluded this day; the sale wear of with considerable sainatios, sad She sae!, 'was •014.. 'rite &Jessie on tile last saleja July Is from Ct to IT per 16., excepting the extra Moe qualifies, uhrch sufJ from the se.. priers to 4d. higher. The Madras said from 14.3 d. to le. N. per lb. higher. DURHAM. OCTOilill IY. Mr. John l e angley Davison, baker, in Sunder. land, was lest week committed to our gaol, on a charge arising nut of circumstances connected with the 'marriage of the Milo. Citinoissioner; Colonel Browner We understand that un the wedding-dav a number of persons asseriibled in Sunderland fur the purpose of burning the effigy of the Colonel, and that of Dr. Gray, the father of the bride. Mr. Davison was amongst the populace, and a boy swore before the Magistrates that he had sti• ululated the multitude, and given instructions where the effigies of straw were to be exhibited and burnt. The charge was resolved by the Bench into one of riotously assembling, and Mr. Dasi, ot , was required to give hail, himself in a certain amount, and two sureties in 101. each. A Gentle. man offered to become Mr. Davison's bail for the whole amount required of sureties, and his b a d f or twenty pounds was accepted. A demand or ss. wai then made for the costs of the recognisance ; bet Mr. Davison having steadily refused to comply lie was told that 28. 6d. would he accepted ; that sum also was refused, and Mr. Davison was committed to gaol, whence he was shortly afterwards liberated; but the affair is not yet tertninated.—ajDurhde s Chronicle.) On Monday Mr. WEssou, of 42, New Ormond. street, Queen-square, gave information at the Police Office, Hatton.garden, that a fanlight(' house he had, 45, Castle -street, Holborn, in which no person resided, was feloniously entered, either by picklock keys, or at the attic windows, and every cupboard in the house broke open and ransacked, and a deal of property of various descriptions Cif. vied off: Another house, 33, in the same street, was also broke open and robbed in a similar manner the same night. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock.. 4461 Y 46 Bank Long Ann... 2O S per Cent. Red. 8111 India Bonds 57 56 pr. S per Ct. Cons. 824 22 Es. Bills, 2 .....1,0001. 34 per Cent. .... 92i 5 6 pr. 4 per Cts. 9944 Ditto 505e11..9 10 7 pr. New 4 per Cts. 1014 102 Coos. for Ac... IP A TUMMY, OCTIPItIt lb. 'Gibraltar Leghorn . Gen0a....... Venice . ..... 50 Malta Naples. ....... 31/1 Yekramo, per 0z.... 117 d Lisbon . . 52 Oporto Rio Janeiro.. ..... Bahia SO Dablln .... Cork ... 9: BULLION. Portugal Gold in f Cole, per on .... 0 0 0 Gold in 8ar5...... 3 17 New Doubloons... 3 13 6 New Dollars 0 4 I Silver in Bars COURRE OF EXCHANGI Amsterdam, C.F. 12 5 Ditto at 84141 11 2 Rotterdam 12 S Antwerp l2 4 Hanaburgh 37 10 Alton& ..... 37 11 Paris 3 day's date 15 65 Ditto 25 85 Bourdearm 25 85 Fraakfort on the Maine l5B Petersbertgb, p. rbl. 91 3 Us. Vienna ...... So. 10 21 Berlin Trieste Madrid Cadiz Bilboa ..... 357 Barcelona 36, Seville BIRTHS. Oa t►e •ib instant, at Emergeld Green, Lady Elisabeth Tollessebe, of a daughter. Yesterday sroornitsg, al Vietorat Ehrineien'a house, in North Medley-rare., Lady Nugent, of ael i ll.born son. We are happy to add t►al ►er Ladyabip is as well as can possibly be expected. -- . --- . --_ MARRIAGES. Yesterday se'osight, at Stow Nene Churches, therthastio. tainahlre, by the Rev. J. Lloyd Crawley, the Rev. Wm. Craw. ley, youngest son of she late Sir Thomas Crawley Botvy, Bart. of Flaxley Abbey, Gloucestershire, to Chade youngest daughter of the Res. Charles Crawley, Reeler of Slow Nine Charches. Os the 28th alt. Captain Charles A. thrartlot, of the Cold stream Guards, to Margaret Cbsonery, daughter of the la., Rey. J. Coluette, of Waltham Abbey, its the county of Emelt. On Monday, the 30th ult., John Sheep. Esq. of Fan. &mesh, Kent, so Mary. granddaughter of Grovel sad Lady Prasees Morgan, of Crofton 11,11. On the 12th instant, at Monmouth, William John Rag. shone, of the Middle Temple. London, Esq Barrister it Lau, eldest son of Sir (William Chambers Bagshane, of the Oaks, i 0 the county of Derby, to Sarah, seroad daughter of the late Wm. Partridge, Esq. of Monmouth. DEATHS. Os Sanday last, •I Ramsgate, Emily, yowlers. datighter of Mr. Mitchell, of the Vote office, House of Commons. U. Saturday, after a most lingering Maras, at Ware Park, the seat of her broiler, Eleanore Hyde, aged 72 years. On Sunday, the 13th instant, George Itubertaus, Eaq for. !rattly Paymaster of tho Herat Dragoons. NIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TIIIS DAY. Mersin 39 after S. I Eveuing 55 •hvr 2 Hooloes poem watts sapif." One pop relates to snas."M ARTIA L. Jost poblishod, plectra. is beards (Fifireeth Edifies), falai E &GIS of LIFE; • Niro-Medical Cors i ment•ey the lediserctions arising from Hamm Treaty, in which the Caine*, Symptoms, and Issaefal feels of Lam VCDtrel, Donor' has, Stricture, Semi ual %'csk. rem, ke. are folly developed ; Part 11. cuaisies some re• marks on certain Female Complaints, is particular Steri lity; Part 111. embraces Pretties! Obserirsinias es Seam' Debility, Self Abuse, Slid Menial Irritation, sub seam is. terestieg observations on vegetable sod saimat life; ie Part IV. is • Series of Cases illesssative of the preceding subjeels. explaining them in • familiar easier, and the whole mi. deemed to the Youth and Maturity of boiliSexer. By GOSS and Co. Consulting Surgeon', Luudou. Natters bestts Omni loos ewe dedit, si gals cogooverlt sti Sieve Heaves to all dot food of bliss supplies, Its frugal application marks the wise." May he had at 20, Pawroomer.row ; 59, Pall.modl ; 41, Piccadilly; 16, Priuce•-street, Soho; 32, Fleal•t , •• 1 ; 174, Fleet-street; 40, West Smithfield; 441, Cheaplll. L°64 " Sleve•••• and Co., Barks ood Co, Norwich ; R. Drib, Ipswich; Barrett sad Duffield, Bath ; Shesspar t . Bristol; Hatt, Cambridge; Headley, Leeds; mid at MI Belksellers. Meows. GOES sod Co. are to be ronsuPed, as wok C•"/ 48 7, at their homer; sot Patients to the Osuoiry are re. quested to describe minutely the case, ealowie • ow' law for Advice sad Mediase, which car be laewaraed '" say part of the World. GOSS cud Co. M. R. C. Someone, No. 7. Jeam7 ° " l " 44 St. Janes s; sod No. 11, 8011,11tit,1111cCI, flectatret. Landes. Priishid sod Polished M THE BRITISH PRESS 0 4 7211 HUME 011se. No. lt7. sin. 4 by CHACO CORNWELL, M W &r d. T.. 04. C 3 1111 Ita