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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. PARIS PAPERS. PARIS, ocTosta 5. 0.1 Tne•day, after Mast, the Anittaa•arlora arid Forergn Mini.ters paid their Court In the King on the oceamon of the happy acerigickesivil of the Ditches, of Berry. His Excellency Mortasetar De Madly, Nuncio from the rope. presented in thew word+ the congratulations of the Diplom dry Body : " SIR, •••Tile Dipl4.ollllle Body join their congratulations to Ouilie of all France, fur the great blessing which a fa vonrah'e Providence has deigned to grant to your Majesty's paternal tenderness. This child of grief•, of remembralices, awl of regret•, is also the child of Europe; he ►s the presage nod the guarantee of the peace and of the repo*, which unght to follow so many agitations." The King ►eplied— .r Never have I received with so much satisfaction the conrratulatiows of the Diplomatic Burly. lam persuaded that Four Sovereigns Osage the joy which fills any heart, which is Oft much the more lively, as I see in this great event she most signal blessing of Providence, and the pledge of the repe•e which it deigns, at length, to grant so the world. I r-roatmend this dear child to the prayers of the Holy Father, to those of the whale Church, and to the frieud►bip of all the S..rerriftlll... Mad. Viscountess de Gontatit. Gauv..riisnte of the laranta of France, having been apprised that the Ambassadors desired to be admitted to the pre sence of the Duke of Bourdeaux, she cau.eil the cradle presented by the Lathes of Boorslentils to be placed in the middle of the reception chonber. In this the infant was placed, and the AnOm...adore betog introduced, walked round the cradle of the suzioit infant who is one day to rule over one of she 6•test countries in Europe. The Duchess of Berry has expressed a wish that the army of France should be the godmother of her ao , zust infant. Wr are assured that Doctor Pencils, accouchere of her Royal Highness the Duchess de Berry, was so fortunate as to render all important at rvice to his illustrious patient. After her delivery Pier Royal Highness was in the same state as oiss the unfortil. rote Princess Charlotte of England ; but he ob. visted the danger, and restored the ordinary course of afr.irs by a skilful and prompt operation. exe cuted with precision and couluess.—(l e Muniteitr.J NAPLES, •EPTEMBER 19. Our official Journal of the 1611 i, contains • dill pet h from Colonel Cu'."., dated from the camp before Caltainisella. io Sicily, the 7th of Srptemher. It appears from this repot', that a body or 1,500 ; .en, of whom COO were civialry, with four pieces ; r having marched from Palermo to pro. t-ct Caltailis.lbs. was completely destroyed by • d•vi-ion of the regiment Principessa. co )))))) untied by Colonel Costa. The Palerrnitan catitioniers were lain at their guns. except 14 who were made pri.nners. Colonel Costa, in this memorable affair. b.el wily one serjeaut End two soldiers wounded. This is official. TRIESTE, SEPTEMBER 17. A Greek ship which arrived yesterday in this her. I,rstir, annowrices that the squadron of Ali, Patlia of Janina, had bren surrenderid by treachery, at fir 4 appraratice of the Turkish fleet. Two sons of Ali. who were on beard, were immeilcarly loaded with irons, and sent WI to Constantinople. It is added, that Ali niche, int:in:led of this teen►, had abandoned every thing, and that the Turks had entered Janina without oppos•tinn. The ty rant bad shut himself up iu the citadel, which is wrongly fortified, with about 600 soldiers, who had continued faithful to him. Ile has with him his treasure, ►ontaining the fruits of forty years ra pacity, and amounting to 25 millio..s of Tui lash pleat res. HAMBURGH AND DUTCII MAILS. ITALY, SEPTEMBER 15. Thr Milan Gaulle of the leth Sewell)for men ( s, in the list of strangers who hove left that city, " Bergsmi, country gentleman, gone to Pes.no." The Royal Family t.f Naples rare sail ti hive 11.101 C ■pprelwosiooll r►spectlllK (heir fine. and 10 I,aie requested the Court of London send at all events a stialtdrou to cruise in the Gulf of Naples. 1111.DE$HEIM, SLPfIENBER 24. According to the list accounts from Mane, the Concotdai NUL Ptos.i.l 111 • fair *Ay of be ing soon roocladerl. That with ll.nsrer appears to ba still retarded by some (Menhirs. Baron Von Itedess, our AsstbAssAdor to she Papal See, has sosbmiltrd those difficulties to the decistois of the lissig, abuse tolerant inineip!e. are sl Well kiss's's'. 114 N UV ER, SEPTEMBIII 30. At the rtquesi of the Frrt:ch Glivertnuent an officer was arrested here, a h:w days ego, and sent to Poi*. Oh the 22 , 1 of October Te Dense is to be eele boated in all the churches of the kingdom. and all the bells rung. in conatnetnoratuni uf the batik of Leipsie. SEPTPIIIBER 30. Hi. Highness the Prince Chancellor has returned from Pyrinout. Os; the 3011. of June, during N violent thunder. storm, a surlier/4:w 'done I/meg:long 40Ib. frll from the air in the village of Lbku, in the circle of Duna - burg. 111 Huvvi.. CARLSRUHR, SEPTEMBER 16. Mr. Brougham, brottoet to the Costumel of the (li/evil Or Elbg1:11141, hies mule is frliititsie attempt to i , .doev . the Gram] Duke's Chaothee Baru* P Von oole, and the innkeeper Kreglittger, to go to Low o:seer he loolittl *brit depucliutia would weakest the teitontooj of Barbara Krum; which is so fi.intidsble to the Qurest. These two 'serums Lave. hoorver. out trio+. it to deeltre sat ovittog tv hot they toow of the sly of the Queen at Carh.c.a:.e. ALTON A, OCTUREI 2. A most sffixtiies event tusk plser this sourliiisg. 04r of Olaf MOM •lilt •lad eatermeit 14wyeir, Al. Ititt.g..n, wise/ yesterday kept Ins bstth.d•y is 1111111 of his friends. •as Wined slue worsting 111 WO Own know. 'Elie I'ulic•e is waking V r suit:wit search into ibis dreadful ofvorriove.— (Hriviburgh repels. October 4.-:-Dostell Pape►s, Octotee 7.1 WE are hypy t., tiod that aeveral of the prieci pal aosstafeciutele in Blackburn advanced the price of wkavtog mai:pester a piece ou Moo 14y I- au t.— (puma sifq raper.) WINDSOR, OcToes' s. MS MAJESTY arrived at ma cottage, in Windsor Great Park, on Monday evening het. The KtNo's good health appear* fully confirmed by his aquatic racu•sion. Hes MAJESTY takes daily exercise amido the beautiful scenety by which he is sur ✓ounded. On Monday 1.. t Jotin BANNISTER, Erg. was *worn into office as Mayor of Windsor, on which occasion he was invested with the chain of office, presented to the late Mayo and Corporation by his moot gracious MAJESTY. 1 lii► erre Slimly was per. formed by GEORGE Davis, E-q. Justice of the Borough. The other Officers of ti.e Corporst . were also sworn. The thanks of the Corporation were voted to Mr. ECEI.STON E. the Chanibeilaim Previous to the ceremony div.ne service was per formed at the Town ° ll4ll by tl►t• Rev. Mr. DoLoy. Oil this occasion the Ma) Of g ive a most elegant en tertainment to the Corporation, the Officers of the Royal Horse Guard* and Sd Goarrls, and to many gentlemen of the town and neighbourliimol. The dinner consisted of turtle, venison, and every deli cacy ; many appro;itiate toasts were given, and the eveuing was spew with the greatest conviviality. Yesterday divine 'rewire win perf,rmed at the Palace in Pall-mall by she Rev. Dr. S. (21..aaKr. We understand the Address to the QUERN from !Woking and iniliirtuous classes of shis town, has olissmt• of two thonsalit rign itorrs, and in all lik.- bhood as many more wall be rade d.—( Sosiltamprox Paper.) An Address from the Inhabitants of Gosport has been transmitted to Alderman WOOD, to be by him presented to her Nl...it-Ay the QuEEN. We are in formed that it received, in the short apace of two days and s half, 1,076 signatures from the male re sidents of that ancient town. Thursday a very respectable soil numerous Meeting of the Inhabitants of Kensington, was held at the Attain and Fre T in that town, for the purpose of addressing her MAJIIITT. The Chsir was taken at two o'clock, when Mr. M P. for the County, addressed the Meeting at considerable length, strongly "limiters log the present proceed ings against the Quits as a part of that system of oppression which had so long ruled over the country. Mr. PITTIt MOOR., M.P. also nildressod them, sod in the most earnest manner called on them to te,iit the present proceeding% which he cousidered one of the foulest mud basest cusspira. ries ever brought forward in any country under soy circum stances. A series of Resolution., expressed in the usual manner were then agreed to, as was also an Address to her MAJFirrY. A number of Centlernes addressed the meeting, and strongly urged the necessity of their being firm and united in the cause of the QUEVI. A &rotation was ap pointed to wail on hie M T, to know when she would be pleased to receive the Address. _ Me. IVA LLACI performed Curio/anus for his own benefit, at the Doncaster theatre, oil Monday The Lord Bishop of itsphor (Dr. Maine), in his late circular parochial violet . of his diocese, per sonally inspected thirty.twn churches, together wi.h the glebe house.; held visitation in thirty-one parishes; administered coofirmstiou to the young persons of these v-vera I parishes, amounting In 4.000; and courecroted four churches, two of which, from their retnotemss have remaii.ed without co, secre t for forty 'ears —(Drblin Correspondent.) Thursday Mr. Alderman NEWCOMB entered upon the office of Mayor of Stamford fur the year en suing; on which occasion he was honoured with the company of a large party at dinner at the Tetra 11 all. Sir Thomas RYAN MARTIN, comptroller, Sir Waal' I'EAEE said Sir !lomat Samoa% sur veyor., and the lion. Colonel STAPYLTOII, one of the l'orniiiis , ioners of the Navy, ensile their annual visit to Portsmouth last week, to iscipect the ordi nary, muster the dock-yard. &c. PLYMOUTH. OCTOBER 5.-- Lord EKNOUTII struck his flag on Saturday. sod sailed in the Lap wing for Southampton. from whence he proceeds to tows,. COMUDOtiOre CAULFIELD hoisted a brocd pendant. Captain BIGLAND is appointed to the Bann ; Lieutenant 11'111/WOIITM LLOYD is promoted to a .siler, and sppoiuted to the Mirthless; Lieu tenant G. BLACKMAN, promoted to Commander, and tippo;itted to the Raleigh; Lieut. ED. Poe t:ma promoted to Commander, and appanutid to the tubnouth. Litut. W. J. H. JOHNSTONE is promut.tl to a C ttttt mainler. Lieut. JOHN HUDSON (h), to toe Flag Lieutenant to Sir CIi•SLES ROW LEY ; Mr. J. NAIRN E. Tuner of the Serene. The fliorssm. 24. C vain ‘'sation. sailed on Wednesday from Portsmouth for the St. Helens station. The Wye. t7apt. FismEn. slid the Brisk, Capt. J. W. MONTAGU, have reisir,.ed to the Sheerness station ; and the Coneekon, Capt. !Utmost., sailed for Plymouth, with seamen for the Cambrian frigate. The Orpheus, Mr. HENRY MiLME. master, sr rived at Portsmouth Irons the Mauritius on Wed neolay. whence she sailed no the 30th May. and from the Cape on the 28th July. The Topes', 46, Capt. LUMLEY, was at the Mauritius. Sir RICHARD Ktma arrived at the Cape. in the Min den. 74, Capt. l' *mhos, on the 40th July, and was to sail in four or tire days fur England, in COIn. patty with the Seringupstuat„ 46, a new Mote, from flombay l comarissided by Capt. WM. WA.- POLE. late of the Cat kw. The Alludes left Trin comalee on the 518th May. On Fads! Mrs. AITDDELTON DIDDULPII, gave heeanuu& dinner to the Corporation of Desslagh.The Member for the borough, J. W. Gamma, EN. of (ism, with • nuather of fttruda, dined at the C OVI II Inn j and ten other inns were opened, aud numerous sod respectable parties rojoyld the trust. Afer the cloth was withdrawn, and the usual toasts drank, the Member. accompanied by Mr. HEATON. Mr. COrNER WILLIAMS, and other Geoilemeo, proceeded to call at the other Ismael.. where they were received with app!suw. At the Black Lion, sesend questions were put to Mr. GaIFFITII. as to the pail he meant to tuke in the QUEEN'S case. The Chan mum (the Rev. Ikon Jones, of Pes.r street),. ',wetted that he was he. obliged to tall Ina biesid to order; the worthy Member had heels elected on independent principles. w d it would be deviating from those principb ato call ui him at presort to state his opinions on liar great question ; that upiniors might be altered by org ttttt rots lie might heat in the Ileum of Commons, and los corr ►t i t tient* might - miusider themselves slecrived. He tl crefure would recommend the worthy Menthe, to withhold his opinion mod called urou in the situ*. lion lie was elected to an. I'OLtCE. "9111W•MINST. SEDUCTION AND ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE. S.iiwrday • young gentleman attended at Dill Ake b e f or e R. Riraie, Fag. the Sitting Magisteme, with the rigid cow stable of St. Mary-le-Strand, who brought the Now. hook from the watehlweire, ie which was Petered, " A I:entireness charges • lady with altempting to drown her self in the Thames r•-I• e•planatiosi of this, the rating pr.neleals• at ited„ that es the previous emitting, at rather • late hour, a. he was goiwg .lowa Catherinesereet, Stroud, he heard cries as of a woman in great distress, sad saw • young woman standing iu a court, trysts* bitterly. He •poke tt lit r, but she mitt .... rd cryiag ; sod while he turned for a moment to speak to some persons who were nob bins, she wan off iota the Strand amid dawn Norf SIM 1. He pursued, bus she ran with uncommon 'peed, awl when she gut to the bottom of the street she attempted so throw herself over the woo railing into the liver, hot fort•ostely her clothes imagist the railings, mid she was ',im pended by thews until he came up, snit, with Ilse assist nem of a watchman, extricated her from her perilous situatime. She was taken to the watchhouse, where she was extremely ill, and the ecosstahle loinivirly took her to his own house, and his wife watched with her all night. le the morning she lift her fur a short Stier, berme, as she snpposed, removed every thiag dangerous from her reach. Oa her retina to the room, however, she was horror-atter* at finding the wretched girl attempting to destroy herself by sticking pins Into her ibruat!— Even is this singular manner she would have rtr (led her purpose but fur the timely interferenre of the constables Wife, He had been to her this woiriaing, rind she staled to hint that Ler family was highly resoart able, nod that she had been seduced lay a " certain Linke," ithe name was handed to the Magistrate) who sow ikseitid her. Iler hinds refused to notice her, and she gut ion the Guardian Asylum, but they still continued inceurah!c, and at l eng th in an rill moment she listened to the delusive peraussions of • *mese to pail Ilse Asylum, which she did. and went to • house of illtaiwe near Catherine-street. Here, however, she had only been Iwo or three days when, disgusted at the depiavity she witnessr4, and dropsiting of a sermirilistion with her friends,she determined to end her miseries by sui cide, and had come out fur that purpose when he found her mist. She gave references to her family, who were of con siderable respectability. She was about le years of age, (tingly handsome, and appeared to have been well educated. His object in applying here was to know if any thing could be done with her until her friends could he pre veiled upon to receive her, or she could he placed in some proper asylum. Mr. finale warmly complimented the young gesitlemao for his humanity, and, after some conversation, it was ar ranged that the unhappy girl should remain in Out consta ble's until the necessary step• could be takes for her future provision, the worthy Magistrate promising to do all in his power in furtherance of the benevolent views of the appli cant. wonsuir STILXVT. EXTENSIVE CIRCULATION OF FORGED NOTES. Ott Saturday this office was eteredingly crowded with publicans and others, who 'Retailed to prefer changes against Mom Bannister, who stood remanded for uttering and vend. ing forged notes, purporting to be of the Bank of England. Mr. Rooker, Solicitor to the Mink, attended on she part of she prosecution, and also Mr. Glover, one of the In.. specters Mr. Thomas Lambert, proprietor of the King's Arms Tavern, in Merrifield.; Mr. Richard Josses, John's.ramr, St. Luke's, hats. r; Mr. David Powell, of the Britannia, Nclson-strcrt, Lime-lane, Southwark ; Mr. Wm. Moffatt, landlord of the Mitre public-house, in Toole, street; and Mr. Sharp, a tolorccouiat in Barbican, severally preferred charge. &galled him. Mr. Glover, the Rank Inspector, proved the whole of the notes prodwerd to be forgeries in alt respects. Mr. Benett asked the Prisoner if lie had any thing to say In his defence The Prisoner observid, with great emphasis, that he was the victim or a foul conspiracy. Mr. Rooker said, that the nbaervat ion was insufferable, he knew well lie had beets at Bow street under similar charges, but was permitted to escape through the humanity displayed no the part of the Bank. At the request of Mr. Rooker, the Prisoner was remanded till next week, when more charges are expected to be xbibited against him. TOWN HALL, SOUTHWARK. FEMALE HIGHWAY KOHHERS. The Capt sin of a French trader lying in the River sp. plied to the sitting Alderman on Saturday for advice in the following ease:—He had arrived iu town lint a few days be fore with a cargo, two huodred pound's worth of which were eggs; be took them to the Borungh market no the last market slay, where he sold the greater part of them, sail re ceived the amount in Bank sutra. In the course of the morning he bad drank rather liberally on an empty stomach, which kuddenly and unexpectedly produced inebriation. He put •Illeis money in a canvass bag, mid left the minket fur the purpose of g • g home; but on his way through an alley, called Nlaieleseterail court, he was beset by a pug of name es, who counneueed a must violent attack upon him, knocked him down, and use ..f deem tb,•,, k ne ll out hi m suit held him by she throat till the ushers refl.d his pockets of leis bag and more than 1001. in money. lie gni enpled to make every r possetele ter attract the notice of INIIIIIIM gers; but speaking milli' , vent English, he was not under stood, and she women got clear sill wills him properly. The Magistrate advised him to leave the numbers of the elutes reed a &seri; of the 'et with the °dims, mad promised that every endeavour .Wahl he made to trace them. The North Carotins, of 74 gess, was larosefied M Phila. drhillia oo the 7th of lasi lesootb. The Britannia, or 1.20 guns, is expected to he launched from Plymouth Dock-yrid oo the '2oth The revenue canter thErtiwiekt. Lirut. READ (a). was lust s frw days sis,cr, ou the 801 l rod Calf rock, Coast of Ireland; the stores and crew MPMI• _ _ _ Extract from a private letter 'tom Corfu, dated September 8:—" It is now ofheially known that Janias is iu the hands of the Turks, aid that ALI PACUA has .hat himself up in a strong fortress near that city. with a few of his followers. As soon as the Turkish army appeared, At.a's Al- Iraniau went over and joined them. The Turkish fleet, consisting of acute formidable fro gates, be.itles corvettes and brigs, is now at anchor off Bacintro, a harbour six miles from Curia. We learn from Corfu. under date of the 26. h of August. that the famous 'Ali, Poch& of Janina, who loss fallen smiler the weight of the numerous farces which the Porte had sent agaioot him, is ex pected every moment in Venice. Almost all Epirus has spoutaueously submitted to the Commander of the Ottoman fleet. The troops of the Gland Seighor bare entered all the strong places without staltisig a blow. Vili, the sou of Ali. who commanded the fortress of Prevail', situated at the cel.brated rock de Suly, too learning the disasters his father. surrendered himself to the Capitais Pada. Ali, who had still larked to defeudiug hitttwlf, ha., it is and. lust all hopes on seeing; I sell sirperreil, rot ouly by his troops. hot even by his own childran. Parga, where Ali had committed such cruelties, has also fdlltu into the power of the Ottomans.—.(Mouirear.) A seizure wee amide by the officers of the Customs at Newcastle lust week. of 1.275 pounds of arum. aufactured whom'. 40 pound. of tea. nod 89 pounds of smog. The article. were found conceal. iiii bales of old rags, imported in the ship Maria mod ,:rus, British-bode. from ; and from the patio takru in pocking them. could °My hare hers discovered on a strict examination. FROM SATURDAY NIGHTS GAZATTS. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • . . R'ar•OfJire, October 6, ISIS. Royal Regiment of Horse Goard.—Thogage Geist to be Comet, by pup/base. vice (>tse►tlMtls issuled—Commic.i 111 l dated September 22, MM. 11 lb Regionrot of Light Drag —Brevet Lireferint•Co loose! Michael ( haat.") to be Lieuteoatit-Colowel, by rec. chit.e, vice Diggen., who retires—dated September II,• pLiristrit int Alrell Davis, from half-ply of the 22J Light l)r.goon•, to be Isenienaist, vire Itubirt Holling.rueth, who • %chimes, receiving the d.flercisce--dated Septem. her 2n, 1820. 18th I:aliment of Font—Lien)►want Oliver St. George lo be Captain, by lowdown., vane Maxwell, who retire.--dated as above. En.ig•u John (,'.mph•ll, In he Licutenaul, by purchase, vice St. Grurgeb.ll d as above. Robe r t La T o orhe, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, Vita Campbell—doted as above. 60th dittis—Qoortermlater John Keine, from half-pay of the Regimesit, to be Quartermaster. vice Alexaude► Jobastots, win• rarbseigrs—dated as %hove. Clot —.Cockatoo, Gent. In he Ensign, without per. vb.., vice Adolphus Grieve, dereased—laird a. above. 6711, ditin—Arindaisi-Surzeou to the Forces James French, M.D. to lie Asmi.i..sot-Surgeon.•ice Gregg, whu.e appoint. tarot has loco caiscelkd—ilateil as above. 901 h ditto—Enrico Alexander Stuart to be Lirotenant, without porehare—dated a. obits.. Johnston, Grot. lo be Enisigii, vice Stunt—dated ao'.hove. Lieuttliasil ll,rtor Nbunni to he diljiitaut. vice Crawford, appoiiiied to the Bth Royal V. ti ran Battaliuo—Jaded M•y 11, 1820. 2d Wu.' mills Regiment—Al.i.lant.Surgena to Ilse Forces Hen, y V.rrsimus Hnskiss to be Surgeon, vice 'llsorna. Mn. ray, aho ti tires spun half.pay—dated September 28, 1820. 10th Royal Veteran Battalion. jjrntcnsnt John Henderson to be Aajutant. vire William Barton., ob•i mourns to bis Curtner situation on the Re lireJ List—dated as above. BR EV ET. _ _ Captain Henry Fm.kine Somerville (wenn., in command of the Recruiting Service of the East India Company, at floe Depot at Chatham), to have the local rink of Major a■ long as lie may continue to do duly with the depot dated September 28, 1820. HOSPITAL STAFF. To be Surceona to the Forres. Surrerm Jam, a Elholt, from half pry, vice James William Draken, who mires—dated Sirmember 28, MO; and thereon Alexander ernadfoot, from half-pay 'Le gimeni--ilmtd as above. - - CO1•1111illi011 ill the 441 Somerset NSilitis. sirsedolty the Lord Lieutenant of the Count, of SIAM. t. Peter Davis Sheraton, Esq. to be 31ajor—dsted Auguot 14, ISZD. CoMatiasons in the Regiment of Sumex Militia, signed by the Lord Liestemast of the Comity of Suss( x. Major John Harry Willard to he Lieuienant-Colunel, vice Nevlst fly, retired—dated September 28, 1840. Captain William Lcavre to hr Major, vice Willard, pro- muted—J.B4A Septembre 30, 1810. liessienent %Vitham Gnstwicke Kivaesiae to he Cmptaiut "lee Levers, promoted—dated as above. Cootosisslons signed tut the Licatteneal owl High Sherif of the Shertirdeas or Steteartry of K irelothrt e ht. To he Vice- Lieuteoaal—Juhie Gor•itin, Esq.—dated Joly 20, 1810. To be Depety-Lieutenants—Edward Boyd, Esq.; and Jamas Stewart, E.q —dated August VI, 18t0; Alexaudir Mur ray, Esq ; Lieuteuant-Culonel William Newall Maxwell; and Ruben Hannay, Esq.—dated September t, 1181 e. Kirkeitilbeiglii slid Wigton.. Regimeat of Militia. David Blair, ju n. Gent. to be Surgeon, vice Christie, resigm —dated July 3, 1820. Corps of Kirkcudbright Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Captain John Margin to be Major, vice More; resigned— dated August 14,1820. To be Captains—lientenent George Charles Jones, vice Harlin, promoted; mid Sir Julio Gordon, Dart. to the vacant Troop—bulb dated as above. To be Lieutenants—Corort We'limn Kennedy Lawrie, vice loses, promoietl—dated as above ' • and Corm t James Herbertson, vice %Vallee liigbam Lawrie, resegtsed—bulb dated as shove. To be Cornets—James Donald, Gent. vice Ker, resigned— dated Jour 30, 1820; and Julio M• 11 Man, Gent. vice lierbertsou, promoted—dated August 14, 1820. Cbasneissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Me County of Perth. Royal Perthshire Minna. Ti he Captains—(..urge ‘Vright, Eul. vice Morison ap. poiuled to the 21.1 regiment—olatril 0003.1 2, 1815 ; Luid Charles Slung, •ice Mesizics, deceased—dated May 17, 1819. Tis be Eusigos—Robert Thomson,Geot vice Di lahoy—datetl December 1, 1013 Robert Sheitier, vice M'l.ai blau, •p -pulsated to ilie Liar—dated Autrust 22, lb IS ; mod John Robertson, Gent. vice Murray, deceased—Jet rd uguit 11, 1820. _ _ riliAlice Troop of Yeomanry Carilry. Co►set Jamea Sharp to be lieutenant, by augnieutatiou of the troop—datedly 1, 1840, M..jor .1086, Retches So be Cornet, vice Sharp, promoted— thitd as dwee. The Cure Mark , to as Devises, 34fishery, and Mono , have all had over.ahmulant soppl.rs Mir week. The dew, clarion has hems from 4s. to per ems. ler. As • proof of tlw product of the I..st harvest, re ore lo formed, that two statute f laud, at kerth•mui,o, yielded the extraordinary rmantity of 34 sat ks soda k'tlf thrashed wheal, being snore than a load and a ha to , o acre. At last PetersfielJ market, wheat was airrreJ at 141 pr load. _ _ Catherine Hill fair, near Gnilaird, en Monday lasi, erected in brilliancy moil nensbers my ferret yrar Ott wr renwntber. THE TVIII: -..im..... NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING. 1820. VIRIDAV. OCTOBER a. Sweepstakes • f 100;.. trick h. fr. A F. Lird Romeo's Hoopoe, 7.1. 131 b... • • Mr. Udey's f. by Wor'ul, 7sl, Duke of Grafinoe's 7sl. 616 Duke of Purilasod's Mr. a m, s.t. 811. Eves ono Hoopoe. Lord Suffield's Glos. , worat, Sit. 71b ...rt.'''. from Duke r Porlautre Tires..., Ilst 41b. D. M. 100 Es. BINKRUPTS. Thomas Martin, of Ilristol, linen-draper, to surrender, October 24, 28, and November 18, at tell, at Cuildhall, Lou don. Attorney, Mr. OsbaWeston, Luudowatrect, F . :Atrium li street, London. Thomas Ila area Smith, of Chancery-lane, M idillesea, •i lor, to suirentler, October 24, 28, and November 18, of tan, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, 11r. Carter, Lord Mayor'a courl•uflice, Royal Esehange, London. Robert Perkins, of Lymington, Southampton, grocer, to suitender, October 14, 28, and November 18, at ten, at Guildhall, Londois. Attorney, Mr. Young, Poland.stret t. David Morley, of Cockspur.street, Middlewx, hoot. maker, to seurresider, October 14, 28, and Novrmlur 18, at twelve, at Guihlhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Sorel, Sur rey-street, Stand. William Small, jun. now or late of lower East Smithfield, Middlesex, hatcher, In seirrender, October 14, 28, and No vember 18, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attoritry, Mr. Shave, Fruehureh•atreet, London. (Dividends and Cerlifivales is our next.) MRETINGS OF CRRDITORM Ar GITILDILILL 11411 DAY. U. U. J. Thomas, Lon4lou-wall, merchaut H. Null, Old change, carpenter TO MORROW. C. B. Hall and T. Aldriellie, Kokomo, lissom-drapers 3 1 .1. Parker, Lail.. Si. Mai y•A•e, painter and clazirr 3 10 .1. Thomas, Loudon-wall, mcreltaist R. Emile?. Cheapthlr, voirchousteman H. Paull, 011.rioinge, cal penti r R. Marfiti ' Pickering, comer G. Griffiths, Comitur-rii jet.. Iler DIVIDENDS W. Pres!, lawrreice Poutsloary•lime, corufactur R. limit awl J. Sharp, laainharill•airaeg. bruktrs _ _ w eEKTIFICATDi .1. S.trjeant, u( Gre.:lVi v as, it s tersun, Inw -11 . ; nine, 1.411. easier, MlCilUUerf...l). Hawkins, of Slodield, innkeeper...— J. Cuure, late of Schuh, a, KIIIIICIIII4III, York, blare-we. chard. —G. Mine, of Great Dritfiekl, Turk, earnnet-inaker.—A. Lite of Si. Svitinn'a-Lisse, London, and of Ken. nin*tuu•plate, Surrey, merchaut...—.l. Swift, of Leeds, York, dyer. A man of respectable ippearunre *erg taken up yeoterday, charged with ttresheing sodantuirtory hand-hills in the home of the Queen's Plate C with a view to excite a prejudice vomit her Mai am. Piloted sod Published at Tie isms PilIN sod Tie GLosc OSee, No. It:, Stroud, by C. CORNII Eli., of lits NARKT77I. WINDSOR, Davos is 7. Wlleal,p.M. 1310 s to 17110 s I Beam., per 3 401 Barley, pet W... 26a I. 32s Pease 4l. In 454 Oats .... to tat Rye It EA DI NG, Orroont 7. to 71, 01 Pram t o 4 , , IN. to 104 0.1 Oliva ?ls to v 7. Some OM Wheat.... --II 10 —• itTAINES, Ortosret 6. 1 Wisest.... 111 Os to 171 Us Pease per tp.....--4 so 4I a Rye .. —... —. to •--. —. Basle, . 1,. 3%4 Oats, per w...... 36. to 36. Reams —. i.. tr,• TIM CUA.IIII. His Majesty's Stag Hounds will meet this c!ay at K Beech Hill, atoll ow Friday at Ascut Itsce.ground, at t , a o'clock each day. H. JolliEr, Earl. F0x.1.0...0v will begin regular Hooting Ibis day. The Sorrry Fox hounds, late the properly of J. Maherly, En" which are on. kept, by subscription, with H. Eng Sinieseir, will likewise besot mil Monday next; and it ix expected that Huey will be su ,rte.l with great spirit. The Sausterstetul Harriers hunt reetdarlY tin M"rlaY. Wednesday, said Saturday; and inert at the Kenutl at hall. past ohm. COURNING. As a party of genii...wren were coursing on the estate of 'ls, Richt Huss. C. A. Pelham, at the bark of the•lsle of WS4m, the hare was th Men so hard that it could not mirk. in supreme it took a course to the cliff and ran over, /411.m/ea by both the dogs, and they were killed on the spot. What is likewise remarkable, the sane party wee coma's' in the same grounds last year, when adec surf a similar death. CORONER'S lAQUEST. SINGULAR SUICI DK On Satiardav aftrruoow an inquisition was tAen at the sign of t►e Wheat Sheaf, Red Lion-streel, Holborn, letfuee Mr. Siirliar, one of the Coroners for Middlesex, on the body of blurs Whittle, who put a period to his eliseenee by hanging himself. It appeared that the d .1 was only about 14 years of lase; he was son to a respectable tradesman living la Red Lion surer, and errand buy at the shop of Nit.. White, a surgeon in the above street; he had been in a di state state of health for some time, and was observed of late to be come very low 'pirated. Verdict—" That the detwastd's death was caused by his own act, in Miming himself, Wag at the time is a state of mental derangement." Letter• are in town from Port-sin Prince, slating, that a Comanue of Foreign Nlerchanis haul been Cleated to in. quulre into the encomiastic.'" which led to the late otelan• choly fire there, and to ascertain the amount of the Inns sustained. It was proved that it originated in accident, and was nut the act of incendiaries, as aas at first apprehetrilrO, and that she loss on the part of Foreign Merchants, is kink debts truly, was equal to 700,000 dollars, all which debts became cancelled, the sufferers having had no weans of off chug IUIIIIIBIIICC. A most affecting circumstance occurred on Mon day morning, in Yes k, of which the fulltiwitig are the particulars :—A 'ming worn an, of the name of SAR 1)0DOSON, a motive of Catterick, haviog become the unfortunate dope of an artful villain, and fiwliun herself in a state of pr- s oinicy, took some tune ago at the house of a relative of hers, ill N.erth-street, and was ekpected to have been delivered in the course of a few weeks. The circuisistancia of the case, however, i•resse'l so heavily upon her mind, that a complete at rte of de apoihlency ensued, and rapidly toe/eased, till, un der a deep souse of remorse. shame, and angoisli for her own folly, and fur time pet filly of liar dr criver, she became indifferent to eve.y oilier sail ject, and on hlouday morning decd of a brulen heart, in the 25:h year of her age. PRICE OF STOCI 3 per Ct. Cou►. . .67thl 5 per Ct. N. Aim. waif I.4clia 1;4,1 di..43 43 {•r. Lottery Tickets 43/.51% ON SATURDAY. Ez. Bills, L... 4 3 pi. Ditto Commercial 4 pr. Omnium 3 di.. Coos. for Ace 671111 MARRIAGES. Ou the Bth inst. by tht Rev. William Parker, Joit•Ourry, Esq. of Worth, Sews, to Charlotte, 'trier to Tboraas Brown, Erg. of Lower arrant, Slurry. On the 4th juin. at Eerier, by the Rev. Thomas Block hurtle, Williams Swobey, Esq. Royal Horse Artillery, son of Maurice Strobe'', Esq. I.L. D. of Laugley, in the county ..f Hock., to Marion! ,e third daughter of Edward Ilubows, of Hope Hall, iu the tenuity ullLauesoter. DEATHS. The lion. Judith Maurice, Baroness Rolle, wife of the Right Huu. John, Loid Rolle, at Biclun, iu Devonshire. On Tuesday. the 26th ult. is the mime of life, rfXl , r'• William Talbot, LA. of Gray's lon, and to phew to iii E.ll of Shiro.biory. On Monday the 411 instant, at die house t f her Lady Hurt, iu Merrinu siloste, DobGn, is the 24th year of her air, Mary Anne, toil surviving daughter of the Isle Sir Julia Hutt, and sister to the preinut Sir William Hurl, Bart. On Suniky last, aged 47, a week if.tr his landing in France, at Dunkirk, white fn, was stelaimil by au iaflawtma tou of the bowels, antler Win. Jerningliaiii, Esq etcoud sou of the late Sit Wm. Jerniiighson, Bill. of Comte,. y, and in the present Baot o .S of that name Mani had served eight campaign's in the Austrian Army • ish slisissigui-lird valour, being copied is the great halals of Jewhiplie and Flirt', us, and was ...vela! limes wounded. He was twice married, and has I.ft a family of six children. Hl6ll WATER THIS DAY ♦T LONDON BRIDGE. Mureibtx 4 nitre 3. Eteeing 1$ slier $. _FMK n •_~~f --.. frg