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1 the Duke of Wittuxotolt- was requested In repair direct to Verona, the Sovereigns having left Vienns for that destination. This is Incorrect, or his Grace mat• not have received a communication to that effect in time to cause a change. The Cowier of last e►ening says..." Dispatches have been received . from the Doke of Wattto GTO N, who arrived at Vienna on the 30th ult.; his health rather improved by the journey, though he had been bled since his arri►al." We have received New York Papers to the 12th lost. The contagion. we regret to find, makes alarming progress. The Nem York Gazette, of September 4, contains r li.t of 340 removals (in consequence of (le fever). including those now doing business at Greenwich, and 78 other., mak ing a total of 418. A meeting hod been held at Boston, the object of which is to accelerate the suppression of the Slave Trade. The method proposed is that Of colonisation; or, in other words, the trimstnittitig back to the coast of Africa, and there settling. the redoudarst black population of those Stake of the Union in which slavery is practised. On Tuesday night, at eleven o'clock, Mr. WALTERS, the King's messenger, arrived at the Foreign Office, is Liovsning-sireet. bringing dose patches from the Marquis of LONDONDERRY, at Vienna. Mr. WALTER/ kit Vicuna ois Tuesday, the Ist inst. Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East India House. when Captain SIMI was sworn into the common(' of the ship Royal George, consigned to Bengal and Chula. It is currently reported that Lord Me.t.vit.i.i has beeu actually appointed Goveritur-General of In dia. while, on the other hood, it is also alleged that Lady MgLVILLR expresses much reluctance to proceed to the East, and that the Court of Di rectors wait hose Ladyship's final decision before they publicly announce their choice. It is, how ever, understood, that Lord MULVILLE's appoint ment would be very acceptable to the prevailing interest in India @Braes. The Paris Papers state, that agents from Messrs. ROTH3CHILD, ReaD, Immo, and Comp.iiiy, rod JAMES CAIIIPIELL and Company, had reached Madrid from London. to treat for the purchooe of the new remits granted by the Cortes to the Govern. meat, to the amount of IB millions of realm. Couriers had also arrived with similar instructions from Parisian houses. Letters dated the 15th or August hare been re .ed born Port-sn-Prince. The Deputies to the ;islative Assembly fur the Spanish part of the ud lately sodded to the dominions of Prebident BOYER. had all been elected. It is stated as a cunous fact. that these Deputies, though to) recently the subjects of a Government sufficiently despotic. entertained principles so liberal, or rather so demo crattesl, that they meditated the introduction of some law for modifying the power of the PRESI. DENT. General ROMAIN It, who hod been detained as a state prisoner et Lrogaoe on parole, it Is said, . been shut by secret orders front the Government. It was supposed he had been detected tit carrying ou secret correspondence with the north, with a View to revolutionize that quurter. SIGNALS TON Tag MSRCRANTS' SINVICS.- Exlrset of a letter from the Altesata to Lloyd's at *he Maturities, dated the 4th of June. : " slit—We have to acknowledge the receipt of Captain Simples code of pigtails, tssesmitted by yew to Ott, add'. as. For the information of •asters trading to these seas, we beg you will make it generally kauwe, that le eunsequeure of the great utility at times of them signal', we bays, erected, in a part of the torn conspicuous ill ship• approaching the Roads. a feast, fur the porpoise of comnsulticating with Cap. lies •( 'hops arriving off the island, or posies it in the sis) time. As, by a regulation of the Goversimrnt bete, shops are re all iu•lenecs now subject to a quarantine of more or Ins duratine, the COMMtlillelliioo by atinal of the ship's new, tenth of paessge, and port of depaotere, may ire quesaly be of e.e in a more speedy retest, from quarantine. (Signed) " SAUNDERS AND INIEKE, Agents to Lloyd's. 4 ' To Mr. Joke Bennett, jam." Advices frosts the Cape of Good Hope to the 6th July have been received. The "Oedemas brig had arrived there with a number of young tneu on board, wh o had been selected and educated for the express purpose of teaching the English language to the wined' that colony at the public expense. They were to be settled, without loss of time, in the most winessient sitaatioes for the object intended. A proclamation had in consequence been issued by Lord CHARLES SOMERSET, announcing tlw arrival of these teachers, and giving notice that the English language will he adopted exclusively for official arid judicial proceedings, &c. in the following manner : • —For all documents prepared and issued from the office of the Chief Secretary, from the list of Ja truary.lBU; for all official acts and documents of the several public offices of the Government (the documents and records of the Courts of Justice ex cepted) from the lit of January, 1845 ; and that the English language shall be extusiseiv used su all pisheid secs. and proceedings, both in the Supreme d Limo, Cosuts of the Colony, from the ist of January, 1817. On Monday reinsight, at the Doke of GRAF TON'S audit, his Grace voluntarily deducted 30 per rent. from the rents of his estates is this neighbour .llo.l. -1 Bury Paper.) Tee FUN us.—The market yesterday was very steady, end malting particular doing. Consols for Account, 841( ; ditto for Money, 1341 t ; New 4 per Cents. 104 1(14; Old Fours, Iota; - 8 ° 11 (le, 53 ; Long Annuities, for Opening, 21 3 -16 Exchequer Bills, 64; ditto Smell, b 8; Bank Stock for Attestant, 4541. Foreign Stocks improving : New Spanish, 7 1 ! 7 11 Nespolitan, 841; liu ss i au , - 9111; ; Prussian, 89 ; trf 88. Oa Saturday lest THOMAS NERTHISIORE, Esq. of Cleeve-house, in Devonehire, went before S. F. MILFORD. East. and entered into a recogni mice of 5001. for the future gawd behaviour of Ur' HuNt, after his liberation, ens the 30th leotard, from !lamer gaol, where ha will have been cone tied two y ears so d a h a lf . Si r CHAS. WOLSSLEV. "ts, Fill he bound for Mr. HNIIT in a Aunts, "U. ke AjP ' W ID .c.itif • 940 7,0,•f J Ar". Ote tell (Tired Legit.' islassd BOYS cunou the en l ter s ti crattei some I DENT. as a sr has he ' It nu CM IV vie. I Stu Extra *he M oar Marry' For IM rot wri the Ire in a pa aosilL lilt's U 4a) lin are is Ins di I , llMr, ( I MO T Ad July I arrive , who h purpe native were I wove proch Lord of flit longs judie • —Fe offiCl Name the • does CE pte the f I ;tithe I .wd I .l ens 0( . t TON', rent. ! ; 'hood. Te s• stead . Arco ' per I Bond 1. 21 3 Storl a . 'feat II Chili i Or I . of re S. F, If Zane HUN fro m lined I dart. li NW. • FASHIONABLE MOVE.VENTS. The Dowager Mechem of R.elsmend owl the I a liru Levu sos will tease toss this onaroios Car Sir Hobert Peel, Bart.'s seal it Staffordshfre. The Manful. of Tiirhtietil ha. arrived at his father's (the Doke of Portlautr.) seat, %Velbeck, Nulls, from a boor in Norfolk. The Countess of Ewe len toot' yesterday an a tour. The Earl of Gosford left BlNlte'is Hotrl, Jrraryu•alreet, yesterday everting, for hill seat in Suffolk. The Earl arJ Countess of Array have arrived at their seat, Arran Lodge, Buertor, Susses. from a tour. The Earl mid Countess of Plymouth have returned to their seat, 14.0 Graeae. Worcesterbhire, Cum a tour. V.scoust Barnard has arrived ■t his house to Portman sireer,frons Brighton : . _ Litt lientinck left town yesterday morning for hie oral, Lynn, Norfotk. Hip Lordship I. expected to return to town on %hurley for a few days, previous to bin gang to the Continent. Lord Clifford has left Ins sent, near Exeter, for OW II Hall, Lincolnshire. Lord Thomas Cecil bait left town on too,. Lady 11114asistro awl f‘osily have attired at the Clare mast Hlntei, Bond-street, front Cheltenham; and Mr. sad Mrs. Keppel have left ditto for Vtrana. Baron Wits. Pagel has arrie.d at his brother's (►ia Exert teary Brion Fagel'a) house, Whitehall-place, from the Cuts lineal. Sir 9 Brace, Bait. has arrived at the %Valerians Hotel, Jer. sayiaotreet, from his seat is Ireland. Sir Thames and Miss Hvaibeute arrived yesterday at Cook's Hugel. Albemarle-street. from Scotland. Waller Burrell, Esq. M.P. a dis lieu yesterday from ►is seat in Suers. Arrivals MI Warren's Hotel. Regent street :—/tir Edward Priori, Stanhope. Bart. from Chelteabarn; and P. Richard- son, Esq. from Beightoo Win. Wardell Harris Arandell, Esq. and family, left Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley square, yesterday, for their seas, Castle Part, Devonshire. WINDSOR. Ocrossa 8. This dav hit MAJESTY I.Sid n morning visit to the Princess AUGUSTA, st Frogoiorr, vial returned to &mire. he P _ nee.% AUGUSTA ;witted at Frogmore yesterday front Bap,shoi Psrk, where her Rotel Higheiett hos been no a visit to the Duchess of GLOUCESTER for this week lista. THEATRES. COVENT-GARDIN. The opera of Goy Maowering was performed at this theatre last night. The character of Harry Bides., by Mr. Flummox, being his first twitter.. once nit this stage. From the well-kuown taste end talents of this Gentleman it will be readily an. ticipuied that his reception was of the most cordial description. In the course of the performance he gratified the audience by the introduction of 6' Wreath the bowl," and •' Scots who hew wi' IYalluee bled," in the latter of which he was rap turously encored. Though Mr. PIARNIAN'S voice is or sufficient volume to till the house, yet in the earlier part of the evening it might be per ceived that his posters had not beenoccustomed to be exerted in so wide a space. This will he recti fied by a little practice. Miss M. TAW, t.wcy Bertram, and the Me; Merrilies of Mrs. FAUCIT, lift troihing to regret, though the reeollectioo of the original east of these characters was full in our rotatory. Mr. EVANS looked Dandle Diorama exceedingly well, and handled his cudgel with ad :nimble edict, and, hod EMERY never perforated the eltardeter, would have passed for a fair repre sentative of the rustic hero of Charlie's Hope. The house was very well attended in all parts, notwith 'tootling the very unfavourable state of the weather. THE ADELPHI. An apology was mode lain night at this theatre for the absence of Mr. WRENCH. who has sprained Ins riikle. I-lia part in Tam and Jerry was read by Mr. LEK. The h.•use in the course of the night overflowed with company. The Duke of CAMBRIDGE dined with the Duchess of KENT yesterday. On Monday forenoon his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex left the mansion of his dishy guished host, Colonel WILDMAN, or Newatead Abbey, oil • visit to Lady DOUGLAS, at Kinpiu gale, near Bourn, Lincolnshire. On his Royal Highness's arrival at the Chesterfield Arius Inn, at Bingham, about two o'clock, where he stopped about a quarter of en hour to change horses, &c. he was most enthusiastically cheered by a great many of the inhabitants of that town, who had assembled for the purpose, the belle at the same time ringing • merry peal. His Royal Highness appeared much pleased by the reception he met with, which he evinced by bowing and shaking of hands with Mlle individuals; and when the car riage drove off, be was again saluted with loud cheers us before, and shouting of the bells, which he again condescendingly ack•towleitgrd by repeat ed bows and smiles.--(PiettiegArnis tiering./ It may not, perhaps, be unworthy of notice, as a curious coincidence, that October is a month in winch Royal pessonestes hove geoerally visited Lynn. In October. 1416, King JOHN visited Lynn • few days bet. re his death at Newark; in October, 1470, EDWARD IV. came so Lynn, and took shipping for Flanders ; in October, 1807, the Duke of CLARENCE visited Lynn; and in October, Itticl, the Duke of SUSSEX. And as a still further coincidence, the Royal brothers of CLARYNce and SUSSEX visited Lynn in the M•yorulty of two bro thers, viz. the Duke of CLARENCE in the Mayor alty orSCARLETT EVERARD, Esq. and the Duke of SUsSEX in 1110 of Erive•au EVEaARD, Esq. RELICs OF ItoY•LTY.—ANNAroLis (MARY LAND), Avoust 49.—The gloves worn by MARY, Queen of Scots, those worn by King CHARLES H. sud the cap worn by Queen ANNE, at their re spective coronation., are now in the possession of • lady residing in this city. They are made of fine cambric. mid are remarkably plain. The gloves of Queen MART are long, those of King CHARLES short, and bound round with white riband. The cap is likewise bound with white ribend. and trimmed with lace about one inch and a quarter in width. These ancient relics were left by Bishop STRATT to his niece, and by her to bet daoghter. the late Mrs. ELIZABETU SCOTT, at whose death they came into the possession of the lady alluded to aborte.—(Nero York Paper.) to tits Ebliok OP rim anirtsff PftVSN. Sta--Ohserviog in poor Paper of this mornisig that it HI elated in your Hoilmt-uortiro Pollee Memel that a the wife of an emiumst coppersmith i■ the vicinity of Fteri-markef yesterday miderweut as esantiviation us the ■bore °Mee; charged with stealing • piece a kc., we beg in state that your report is oaf eased, mud request that you will immediately issue sup as she fact to, that is Wei • per son fit Ike employ of She eopperamilk whose wife ear o charged, and out the site of the coppersmith, as you hare Waled. As the objectionable paragraph is an pointed, we feel •mitred that you sill do justice to the reputation of others, by complying with oar request. no mailer how bricdy. We are, Sir, your very otwilsent Sere/Hite, JAMES SHEARS and SONS. nett- Market, October 9, ISt!. 70 THE EDITOR OP PIE BRITISII PRESS. October 8. 1822. PlR—Observing in yam. Paper of thi. day • method by which it is stated °reale acid cam be distinguished from Alarm sate, I um induced, thriaosh the medium of your timeliest Juanita, to request the ioserlion of she following, which you may rely upon will be found an infallible seal of the purity of the one, and the sedtious qualities of the other, which every chetahs must (o► ought to) be acquainted with: —Take • few grains of the murk arid, in its eryslallisivi state, on the palm of your hand ; dip a pen, or any other imbalance capable of botcher a small quantity of ink, and apply it In the above, you will almost instasisisrously observe It change its colour to yeJlow; vilvereas.eu she cootrary, the same applied to Epsom eons will rot make the smallest site_ ration, the Ink retaining its original appraraste, so great is the power of this subtle poises. The above is so very simple on its trial, and wis h iu the means of every individual •t all times, that I doobt not, if always put In practice, would invariably prevent • future rmurrence of the many dreadful aerideols that have or curred through inadvertently making use of that desstioctive poison. J. 1). BOXING. The plsins of hfoleary yesterday attracted the usual mis cellaneous amembtage e.f pfelteians, korner, daystisy-A renters, Peteremen,fogleeksofers, and tattoo of every description iu its hat. It was to see the fight between ifiggitse, the Hume ford baker, and Nash, the Kingdon moo, both haring ac quired a fair c►aracter in the prize ring. Oliver and Peter Sanders serotided Higgins, and Turn Jones and a good Kingston commoner picked up Nash. Bettie' was even, or the Kingston mom for choke. In the first round there were some smart exchanges of blows without producing soy visible effect. Nash was thrown from the close by the superior strength sod length of hivaatagotiist. I. It was evident lo this early stage of the battle ills( Nosh mould not get lot to place his favourite right-handed birds blow as he wished. Higgins had moo much length for him, and he hit him with the lert baud on the head and threw hits. 3. Nash made all the play, but he could nut get to do bus work to his mind. Higgius met hint with the left hand on the head, and floored him. 4. The backers of Nash here began to get team ending he had aot tenth enough to do execution, but some of his blows told tales. 6. In this round Melting drew first blood, and threw his adversary again. He cuatiniied to lead in the battle until t►e 10th round, when he was stopped short in his glory by a tie-up hit is the wind. Oliver s good seconding. pretreated the battle being lost at t►e time, by rousing she man helves the word "enough" could be pronounced. In two moods after Higgins recovered himself, and won the fight in rather more tbs. an hour. It was closed by Nash receiving a holey hit in the act of falling. Much contro eeee y took plate after the battle in cow. quence of two ur three Kingston people refusing to give up money staked, end upon no groom& of excuse further than that they intended to miss , tut, ur fir wranyte. A bull-bait followed ; end the bull, iu c ro s s ing sh e river i n the ferrybons, where some of the country disputants were refusing to pay honourably, jumped out of the boat, as if disgusted with the wranglers, and swam over to Hampt o n, cau•iug much mirth. _ . _ Another battle was fusegbt yesterday between Awlhowy, • Cambridge man, and Gibson, the 'Navigator. k was fought io Appleton Palk, Crum, sad wan won by Anthony in halt ae hour. Mr. MATHEWS arrived safely at New York on the 3th ult. Owing to the state of the city. frees the prevalence of the yellow fe►rr. it was ►upposed that he would make his first public appearance at Boston. On Thursdity last Pfitur JAS. CASE, Erg. and ORBELL RAY OAKES, E•q. were sworn into the offices, the fonder or Alderman. end the latter that of Coroner. of Bury St. Edmunds, for the ensuing year. On title °cession the first-named gentleman (having twice before undertaken the situation of Chief Magistrate) entertained, in a handsome and aumptosius manner, about 140 guests at the Guild hall. Amongst the visitors were— His Grate t►e Duke of Grafton, the Earl of Bristol, the Members fur the borough (Lord Jobe Fitzroy end Gesieril Upton), Lo'd Hauvey, cud others of the principal Gentry residing in the town and neighbourhood. On Friday se' 'gin a deputation of the journey men weavers of Norwich assembled' at t h e house of JOHN HARYHY, Ext. at Thorpe. for the purpose of presenting to that gentleman • pi e ce of plate, which hud been purchured fur him by a subscription raised entirely amongst the weavers themselves. A wet) , beautiful silver vase. gilt inside, and which holds seven pints. the handles representing viue branches 'twinging front a rich border of vine I •nd bunches of grapes, entwined round two chased niedallions, one containing the weaver's arms. the other the following ittst•riptioo : .• Presented. M.DCCC.XII I. to John Harvey, Fog. by the Journeymen W f Norwich, in testimony of the high esteem with which they regard him ass liberal patron and spirited promoter of the manufactures of his native city, and as a small tribute of gratitude fur the many arts of kindness he has manifested toward them un various occasions." A correspondent states, liat the late Duchess of NEWCASTLK was, in every respect, an ornament to her family. Devoted to the care and superin tendence of a young and nuitierotio family, anxi ously promot►ng the liapplueas oilier husband, kind and considerate to her wervaida and d..pendants, this excelleut woman gained the love and esteem of all around her. The principles and dirpositions of the Noble Duke rendered him very capable of appreciating the worth of Ina amiable partoer, and be proved that he did so, by heing a faithful and affectionate husband. The Duchess had liimaght to him a very considerable addition to his property, but the manner in which they lived together bah.. ciently manifested that their union was founded on a far more lasting hulas thou the love of money on his part, or that of rank on hers. Death re moved her from him when she was little more than thirty years of age, leaving a nemerous family, the rapid increase of which probably occasioned her early death. We understand that the farmers in the parish of Hartland have bound themselves not to use thei► thrashing mochsoes for three years. in order to give more labour to the poor. Many farmers iii the neighbourhood of BuieNed bolt also Laid up their surchiurs.-14(freri) sPtctaAricnv Jar PORNIGN TALLOW. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS. sit the Noreen, Chronicle of Monday hot. I notice 1 statement of the supply and consemplioa of the above. mentioned article, signed " leirestigator ;" and it appears to we .hat the author has made a few mistakes, which I should wish lu eorrect through the medium of your respectable luerisal. as I think it or ron.i.i‘rable imeerlenee that the public should be rightly iliformed am Ibis matter. Calk*. Thr present stock usi bead amounts to about 13,000 By the bat snail from St. Pi tersburch, we Sad, that, ierlitdisig what was they bought and in course of shipping, there a sow on their pate sage fur Loadoo, about 15,000 By the same letters we art also isformed,that there still remaius for mile, is the bands of the Res. slaps, abort 10,000 casks, sad, es they were eif. Pries to contrail fur the delivery of sew gosh ties is May ■txt, at 21 per eye.. below the premise pricer.t her e was wu doubt but the whole would be sod Minn. the dose of the season, sad in that case it would make an oddities to the abuse, fur London, of 30 ur 35,000 casks; say From Odessa, Riga, A.cbangrl , ■ud other moor ports, we may expect about 5,000 Forming a total of whielt we may consider to he the presmst stock on hood to meet She consumption of the nest Ms months This, for this moresposoling ;strip.' of last season, amounted to no staafft._ Shan from 24 to 25.0410 casks; and, at the present time, lb* deliveries from die warehouses are not proceeding at At fair of snore than about IW. thirds of Isst season. It must therefore he very 'videos that the ronsuniptien has nothing to do with either the speculation or the pier ment of " Investigator " A earplug stock no hand has WM accumulating for a lung lime past, and ■Il the operations a the World slfectsintioss has enly tended so Meccas, its manual. Natal we have now a sediciency to meet the consumption of She mat three year■. .•invessigatur" estimates the consumption of serf season at 114,000 corks; soul I think here there appeals a little myrtificasiou. It surely cannot be meant tu apply to the prereat reason, which is already so far adeare•d, that we have area for assay years past she a very small minutity of foreign tallow will supply it,.. eousuenpsion liner this time, which is prioeipally rumbaed to she mailgram veers of soap; sad if it is intended to apply in the ammo of 1e43, this 4 investigator" has left out of his estimate of She supply shout 120,1100 casks, which the Renalliell will briar( down from the interior is she spring, and fur the delivery of which is May neat they ire suffering to cantina, ■s I have before maid, at 25 per emit. being the present prices. The accoses I therefore cosieive rhoUld staNd than : Stork on band to ram the tattoo of the Cosh*. nest six mouths Deduct Ihe elnesnamptioo for that period, at the rate of two thirds of that of lost atuaam--aay about Su►plus stork Ist May next SUPPLY FOR 1823. Al N. Peteraburgh At Lea 5.000 At Archangel At Odessa Of which foreigners usually take 20.000 Output's 25,000 136,000 45,000 Remains for Loudon Which is so overwhelsaing a quantity, that we can hardly expert it all to come, and therefore tug about mono casks iu the hands of the Rus sians to stand over fur another season, we will say 66 000 1111,000 Consumption of 1823 41 the muse rate as that of 1821, which exceeds by tioe•thiru the runway- I of the present mama, as it is now pro. crelliag Surplus in 1824 .. Awl that, Mr. Milne., we shall go on to aceurnalsie a stork, Statil the port of 'mutton becomes a depot for all the grease ur the universe. I must not forget to mention that we are nicely p►eparerl for a protecting duty of 201. or 261 per ton, and hop. you will think proper to recommend the some as worthy the nt. teation of our " collective wisdom," when they meet again. A considerable portion of a Investigator's" statement re. specting " Deferred manufrictisre"—" Inferior gers.e." &c. &c. &c. Is of so sublime a nature as to ' , voile further consideration, and may perhaps become the subject of +m other COMllllllliCliioll from Your obedient Servant, London, October 9, 1822. W. A. C. The delivery of the post was on Mon44y morning etturusllv delayed, in consequence, it is said, of si chow if wind, which brought various vessels into port, which, owing tti coutrory winds, hurl been besting about the chops of the Clieuurl fur several (lays past. Au influx of not less than 450,000 letters beyond the ordinary number, to be alru mooned for delivery, occasioned the delay to ' , Web we have alluded. klActimr: BREAKER.. —jaaaes Dana. oh o 1 ., o convicted lust April Session* or breaking a thrash ing machine, belonging to Mr. ROE. at Weedton. and sentenced to six months imprisonment io Ayl.- ham Bridewell, on the expiration of his sent e nce. on Tuesday lest, walked from Ay!sham to Norwiel where a cw..•h and six horses, decorated wish scailt t awl white favours, was waiting on she Castle Hill to carry him home in triumph!—(i'Vorscids Adver tise►.) On the night of Thursday rennitht, some in ernaliories set fire to the premises of Mr., GRAD- Don. of WIOIIIOII Estate, and Mr. NicWILLS. of Brightly Barton, two highly respectable farmer., in the parish of Chittlehanipton, near Ba►nstaple. whereby a barn, with filly bushels of wheat, two nobler, contai tt itt g thrashing machine., outhouse., &c. &c. were destroyed. It appears that the harms are about a mile apart ; and as there us, ass interval of half an flour between the firer, it is suspected the some party were concerned. It is supposed that the diabolical act was committed ou account of thrashing machines bring uspcl on the farms. We uoder►tamd that anonymous letters had peen found nu the premises, threatening the lives and property of the occupiers.—(Alfred.) At Ipswich Butter Fair. last week. the supply was unusually small. Darien may be yam rd at from 4is. to 445. per firkin. but very little business was transacted. No cheese was sold. At our Butter and Cheese Fair. on Wedn►sday and Thursday last, the very brat dairies retard from 455. In 501. per firkin. Isleham Cheese sold from ss. to so. fill. per Stone, and Fitt from lid. to 2d. per lb. Our Cattle Fair has not heels so thinly attended for many years, and good Horses, which were wry mime, were moat sought after. What little newt Stock were driven here fetched but low prises.—Worry Paper.) POLICE. NA:mow-nom. A FleMeh fllffllohnl, named Urineose Thwerry. •9e0 , h0l to answer the comphint of Charles Rooth', who him with an n.saull. The Defendant, by means of a Mend, who acted as his interpreter, stated, dist about two years ago he imported to this country a WITCO . of 'lll de Colo:ray , and the Compl•sin wit came to hint for samsles, which he (sae him; a l like same time the Complainant eve his address, but at the place directed he was not 10 hr f mvt . and Mnasitur Thourry saw no more of him or his samples, till he aeciderislly met him OR Hinifeiritilly, 11114 On anon= IMO for payme n t o' the samples, he hosted the titbits on him, and pre:cid:nig to be en °Seer, cloned the Goriest r with hiving committed same offence twists' the reieosie lawa,aid followed him into his euunting.house, which he could nut he prevailed nn :is quit till he was furred out, and that was :lie aaaaul: ~r *Lids he now complained. The Lord Mayor immediattly dismissed the complaint. Joieph Solomon wee brought op ehlrged on anap•e ioo of stealing 20 Rank notes of Si ear It, the properly of a so, k.og en. penter, Lewd Wood. It appeared Skil Ma. Charlotte Wood had been to the Rank of England, and recess. d the ousels iu ime.tion, here•; the amount of the seVielea of her liosband's whole life. After • rer , ived the mosey she serf to anemia foment is Whitt chapel, where she ins -sword she• bail lire [sorbet picked. The Pelee harrier( been slopped al the Rank of EnglaoJ, the Pr i snore, on mosenting one of the 5/ notes, WU detained. He had pus on the note a loote nut his non. He stated that he had received the wee• and ICI soireresgto, for a watch which he bad %ski In the maw whose statue he bad pot tos it. The Pr. sssss rei fail. r, a respeetahle mar„ attearle,l, sod offered to be answerable for Isle son's appears°. e; sad he was in conseepteoce permitted to depart, un his rogagisse use every exertion to discover she Mall from whom h.• had the Dote. Six of the notes mere paid at the Bank before they b.J owlet of the robbery. GUILDHALL. EXTENSIVE ROBBERY BY BREWERS' DRAYMEN. Yesterday John Wulera and James Lace'', two drayinen la the trewieloy of !Wieners Hales and Cu., ale brewers were again bre•aht op, charted with walling amply cask'. the prop►rly of 'heir employers; and Perdue, the servant or Richard Cla►ke, a brewer i• Bethaal.green (uot in cui lady), and --- lb* gale keeper of the City •f of Loathe, workhouse., wills receiving the saine, kayoing them to he stolen. The rwideore riven en a former day was read over. Hoe of the partners of the house of Heks ass.' Co. stated that he fusiud 30 casks, the property of the Gin), un the premises of Clarke, null a consider■bk number on those of his Iwo brothers, with the mark of lirdra and Co. defaced un them; 1101fte of them ...re butts. Mr. Harmer, Sol , e.tor fur the prosecution, said he wirs.:d withdraw the charge Arland the Prisoner Perilee, as he sad• merely the ist of Clarke, and of rouse wily acted midi r his direction. Hr wee accordingly dncharged. The Promoter., Water. and Lacey, in their defence, said, that Mr. Gardiner, the master of the London workhouse, gave them liberty to pitch the empty rook• there for Olen. convenience whew they were overloarhd. The casks tl-v left at Clarke's brewbouse was his property; they were in the habit of arrommoilsting other brews ra by bringing home their empty tasks for them. Rooms., the officer, said lie was positive that the casks the Prisoners left at Clarkt's and al the Luipluti 'Fmk house were marked Hales arid Cr.. The Prisoner Turner re ceived the ranks at the workhorse. The Prisottee Turner, in his defestee, esed, Aar*" of her Prisouers had been in die habit or leaving eniptreasks at different times al the workhouse when they had been over loaded, anal they called for them arsia. Fie ned,rdood they bad the pea mission of Mr. Gardiner, the master of the work• house, to da no. Tlit Prisms...a, Waters and Lscev, were committed fire Trial for stealing four empty cask.. - the property of Meson. Hales and Co i aid the Prisourr Tuner was tuumilleil for eaceiaiug thew, konwing theist to he modest. The charge against the two fist Prisoners for Imams the, casks at Choke's, the sitting Alilermau, Sir C. Flower, said be could sot act on. as Ihr triolly was columned in 111oldleaex. but it WOI in slur plower of the riusecutor In niter a retainer against them on that charge. . • . A MANIAC. James Marquee., • middle aged man, who leppeareti to bi er been wire ri spertable, dressed in • black goal mid artist coo, blue trousers, without bat, weekiweltief,„ se shove, wee placed at Ike bar, be looked spoiled hint very wild'', and said 'bey had bluer put hiul.cuffs un bias. A w•tchmsn of Si. Dunstan's pariah staled, that NO even ing tome of the paiishiooers arse to him •od desired skit be would take hue Prisoner into custody. He had been iu several shop. and asked so look at several artielre, which be look up and put down agaiu, cosi which lie would make ore Of some incoheseut language and leave the shops. He did not purloin toy thing. When he took bum tutu custody he bad • sin spice. box under liis In answer to some questions put to him by Mr. Payee, the Clerk of the Office, he said he did out know where his friends were; be came from Highgate the day before; be would call London his hume whets lie gut some money Arm the Tower to buy himself • pair astern. The watchman produced the 'tree-box, sod is it wit foetid • leiter from a geuilemln in Dublin, directed to Mr. h aws Marquees, /. Regent-street, Westisineter, desiring him so apply at the Oidnence Offire, in Tile Tuwer. for his peuski• sad that it would be paid these fur the future. Mir C►erin Plower inked hits whet ►e ►ad been hi t►e Ordinate H. aorwered—A men. Ike Charles Flower desired, that the eskappv man Miff t be token hock to the Cowsptee, and for Nlr, 'I ..,siose, the Guerrero , of it, to take care of bias mad Inquiry was made after his (moots. Mr. Marquees said he had so objection to co bock to Mr. Teague for • abort time, as he was a very dery or man, bus b.. wished the Aldernsao would mud Isom in a co3th, &starlit! I.ke walking He was tben remora, d horn the bar. 9. Bow-srteelet* Yrslrrolay ihr qitirsiion its to the illegality of lb! 'Wet more. plyieg to. hire within the pesOrd store , * of tile 'negro. pollog. war again Amulet, Sirarerti so this Ohre before Game itoellasd AI inalteill, Esq. sloe sitting Magistrate, its thi t w e l llitter. it ing of we irfnentaliw againvt th Nor, tine. rt one the Kiiitlisigton stager. Mr. Alley atte..ded for the probecatinn. and Mr. ffnm. Otero (.r the Defeadset, and after a !wig tliveussion Mr. Miasholl dismissed the saformatioa. MAIII.BO2IIIInH-STRECT. ROBBERY IN A Sl'Atik. COACH. Yesterday now Dories, late a demist to Barbee Bee. meat, Eq. t►e Magistrate, war twosialst so quoiiee, e►s,ged ►y Mr. Fisher, fraiieeer.it le, l.isle•street, Leice►- ter-agitate, wit► P testing attircal mashs caps, his rropetty, i., the followtha msaaer. Mr. neaumoat slltuded lo hear the evideace naiad the Pri.oaer. Mr. Fisher being sw u m, waled, that on the 241 th tensinr tic hired a place iti the Prig Won t•tage•rusch, 461,t7ie Spre a d Eagle, in Plcesditly, where- he meant to j.t.ii IS, cite. Mot so Ilse coach starting, he depo , ited a huisd•boa, rQ Miaow various. stitch.. lielencine to Mrs. Fisher, in .1114 enacts, and at the time the Priauner was the oat, oftsua seated Mete's'. Minim had occasion ist Irate Ilse tomb fur a short period. and tau his return he ditto's-rail tbet *Pe ▪ ill( which fastened the laic had been settled, cad on itirtb ing the but tbe caps were foetid missiet. The Pritionei Wog the ugly perms se the (sorb. he was challenged wish th:. robber), • hods be .bungle denied% but on Me. Fiber per sitting that it most have been tams that opened Iles boa t he endeavoured to escape out at the uppcoite door et ibe coact: ; is. this attempt his hat fell off, and the caps ...toleu vets dm. tweeted in his hat; Med she Prisoner was then °lncised' to pull a airiest fro. bis poelket, With proved to be the same that peetviewely bed hashreed the band-boa. Oa Wisp .ae atied, be behaved himself to she most tattoleat .10111111•11 span present, refensig lo tell who be was, mid saying h i s bad no maelertibet At was indepi ndt ut. He was, !weever, traced •_A