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I ■ k 'in Which the Magistrates were ealli4l dpo:i liaby to adjudic.rie. Ile was ~,,, astistitit anti the •tr , lin. rity cited by Mr. Coleridge, to ,hew that the 111.1. gistrate had no ifecretiou where • ftlany wile swum to; on the c•ontrary, he was of opinion that the Ma gtilltale visa boleti(' to VlMCite his di.cretion Ni Is the creildhlity of the witnesses, awl if • primifietie es* were made out, he was hound to commit. Mr. Justice froritovo was of the same opinion. Mr. Justice Beier avail, this was not a flotation to be decisittl by ingoinent, for the convenience or inconvenience of the practice, but by the hot Na it toad. lie concurted in opinion - with his Learned Mk)lberer that these was no authority for the Kee. Lice. :What had 'been I itr.l 'demo Coke was, he tbqpght, overborne by every oiler authority. and it was Moreover Colitrado•lvit by the Statute. which Wartbe t tis rierertr4 tie. 11lc slid not agree with what lied been cited from Divboa's Jostler ; he thought .tie law was, tb4t the Magistrate might discharge ibi.party recalled. if be saw the charge au ground. km . ; sat it„ was Fit 0141 pw*sge in Milton al 111 ,I)e considered. bit.hose who thought the conititu.. 'pm of theenuntry got more unfavourable to the liberty,of the subject, as he had no doubt that was ills few is the time or Dalton, and the incubi isme* was of modern growth. udgmeirt fur the Ilefeisdanta. col rs roe ..)•.1 3 • • POLICE. BOW-111RIST. • 4isorp,lotoreatial "station to livery sulfide keeper. was 'kateedayiettaled befute Sir RigitaltS Blaula, aged Ittiestaa 'Tr D.LI, 64. Ihf silli..g Magistrates. A mast limed l'eler Osborn was charged no sierpicinw of allitolliatg Chaise moiler she fullowiag cireanivtanees:—lta the Silk Angus, she Pi loaner hired • wren, of 31e.IiiMeri Hillier, :IA *b.% Dole ',treat, Si. Jason's livery slab'. kern., for 'ware menthon go to Cole Peak, Wilshire. for which be was in vay 10t with ihr use of the asa:dle and ba idle; the same was wiselli *5!.; he Mawr returned the iMsre, our paid Ilse Ittl. asifteintrisi he learOssy thing sit him, till he met him lam Itunarslay, ekes he stopped and secured his. Il he. since l ecesostsaieed, that itsicesl of piste to Cole Past he went to Wuribiog. Mr. John Shackle, of No. Sti„ Oxford-street, where lie litteirs commiiiiatoned livery stables,' sod is &les penal ipso" 411ar Pwe4lug eaecteso, stated that is. the month of 1.1• plea kith lialived at • buisding•boose at Worthiwg; he had a horse *Hs him ors ',high he oemeksaily rode oat; Prisoner 'Opted at the same Meese; he rode • dash grey mare, us 4 ifteh lee also rode oat with his (Mr. Shackle); Prisoner ephssitnt genilensan'y soon • Primmer represented him orf ev be the nephew of Sir F. dinuannry, and bad ISO! • quake corniag MI; when be was !seism for IsoiLin, Pri nestwattyd.him is give his sash ea • ball of his uncle's, Fe, . al, eight days sight ;be did ea, and is his arrival is 'la is veriteuted the bill at Sir F. Oassassey's attire, in lfiliefolleitrkel; be was told be was wet known, and that lrolibliellittaluirl been drawn, *hick they believed case (rear yarattosoist swindles.; so learning ibis Ise got into bin Tilbury amid ease te Wertinag; he mitred the bearding•lmaist, the assopossy were werprised at his being back so son; the Prl. Man was there, I. was much confused soil weird, and .e his Wing' asked the reason of hie speedy return, he mi. sewed, "Plebably Mr.Ownwanney can tell the reason of my ',turas se his looks and agitation may dieters -" be thee • std 4 the aseapany be belived his to be • aarandle, related hie conduct, aged what was said at Sir F. Ontanausiet 'a safrscr. Wiintier said be had expended the 20!. He asked bat it he bid soy means to ply hie? Primmer said, " N... excel.' pin will take my mare until I can sepsy your NH" To which he egoist, but before be got she more he woo ritiliged • pay 101. for her expenses at the livery stable. The fellow. lag agreed'. 01 was signed:— . Mr. Shackle haring advanced ma 20!., earl paid 101. for flse keep of the mare, I hereby agree abe shall lorciarrie has pro ! , peel, if I do initertarn his the nosey by the let 0. tuber. " troilism tgld September." " P. Offftent N. Before he agreed for the man he asked Primmer how he gut pusaessiiia of it He replied, fees a Coluort, fur 50/.. ukase ,same be did not recollect. He has Sum geoid the ware io Colonel Fulls sue, smiths,' arse Oxbeidge, for Ai'''l the swig and expresso, telling the Coking how be became pus weird of her, and all she eirceassissicee. Sir. Harmer, who sitewled for the Prisoner, cnotewdeil, that it was only a debt; the lair was, that she peraou meal eauteraplate the sale or conversion of she properly at the task( of hiring is, and it appeared frum the eirrionistsocea was mut isteeded ice this ease, as the selling was by ampule 'nee, cad she whole •aa a civil ir lion. rue R. Susie raid, be saw no differ. a.. between this sand "Major Nerriple• raw., who hired a horse anti gig sad mold Owns, lint not sill be was pressed to pay for the shindies of the horst, fur which he was trampewicd. The aurorae, for Mr. Hillier said Prisoner's (madam fuom •begelosiog so end was mitring but fraud sad dreephos. and ..bed to have his killer* read to prove he went out of Loss. •don without a shallot iii bat pocket. Sir R. Burnie read one letter to Mr. Hillier, which slated 'lie was about to elope with a lady of considesable fortune, wad requires) a considerable sum of money to pursue hue, basket previously wrote and told him be had sold the mare. A weiweialio• had Imes smoggiest. avoid the charge to pay ilk. Hillier for the mare, bet the Priaaner's mother could only premise to pay is three sr four months; this, however, Mr. Hillier's attorney agreed I. accept, or oven to give a logger Fes hid, provided the security was goad. Pr limier was committed for re-exausissatios on a charge of trawl. fads Parry, Joke Catell, and Whines Santee. were charted with breaking opea and (ulterior; the Jweliingaboose at Aline Temberlos, si Putney House, ow Pillory Comoro°. The Proem-mirk resides as she back of the hoe-e; ou Toesslay monolog she left the house, and retuned betatues Mee sad tea at sitiglit, whets she found the luck Missed, and Ilse window open; she waited till the patrol came rouse), gad theu examined the house; she found iron monuments dusilar to crow-bare, sad various articles were asokn. iuqviriseg, some men were seen at the gate on Tuesday mmabig, alto were diterrirereal at Kingston, asd taken into coded, by the mosourd sod dia.:wonted patrol who reside there. Sawyer and Collett made their escape, bet were re. tikes. Sawyer formerly worked for Mr. C. Cook's family se a labouring man. iahw Larkin, • pawahroker, of Thames street, Kis/elms, produced a metal welch, which ke bed received from Sawyer so please for 7s. ow Wednesday wioririmr, at eleven o'clock, tat muirrisignfive the rubbery, shies Mrs. Pembeetou bleu. 1,1..1 as Ler Kuril,. • Clollollted foie re exeoslitaticio. - William Bella, flermitan to Mr. !oho Harris, a Sailor, in she biranst, etas vharred ow suspicious of sieriliwit a queenly of Mack kerrieymere. Prisoner bodices oat a pair of pasta eif a piece, start Prosecutor surpeetiog he bed got ounce pircili almsl him, ordered him to be stopped as be at.is going out, wiper, sum. pieces were found ow bun. not Primmer pleaded they were his tirequiatte. He was an dived so find bad. iikelmeld kaiser was fell•jelfd In the 'musky. of 10s. for wantonly ill•irs ming a house it Goildford-street sail Remain street. os the diary. of James Hobart., Caq. who use wit. rime to Isis cruel cusidoci. i ir ~ l: N fON -HA I. L. ihuireelaty Mrs. Barney. the coolie of the deceased female rouse body is ►upposed to have bee lonia by Jibs Cousins ► htt muted Ims.bead (as &crone' of wile% app. 'red is not Par r of yesterday and Thursday last), to the rrrrr ree. ties sato, applted to die Magistrates fur a warrant sigainst Cunnine, foe anntty!utt and threatening her; sod she also wised for ■n cede► In tuaspei Couriers to give up the po verty of the &tressed to her, as the oral or kiss of the de tested. _ . • _ The Magistrate sake/ what the threats were that had bee. wed by Cooties? Wye said ibat he had told her that she bad alters rebel/ against .hiei and if she genie to hi. beanie he tweet/ de fee bee; be ate: pliabitkersibst her, bet did act strike hey. 'Aik Magistrate said be did aM MiitY as smash bad ken committed, r oad there/ore stoold aol ;anis warrait%*anif be had not the pow.•r to tired an order to Cous'na to gift ep tie property of th► tteee.t..l. The heir to the di ceawd, its untlerilowd, was a lady of resprciability, irsidini at Kayo water. saniid Stoat, who he bel teed was the east of the dereawd. hi n , passes faked if she was In keep the coffin at her ►otter in whith %brake...ward was to Imre helot buried? The Magistrate seal Maya a, the 'Ayer, le l'eleh the roan le the other, se he thittieht it mi t t,' prrae N i kiting to her heave t• iletneealti, Cad it insight sloe parent • breach of the peen. _ . . . Heppe@ brought the rue', nod it IPas placed in t►e outer unite. The M iriarese ordered Mee Harney to come tied make enniphilit if Cttii.iiis *lmola *gain let. nom h.r, and (hue terminated the ease. ih-Jlllilulimi JUVEMILS IVEISKQUENTS. - - Jaw* Millwood, • hash boy shoot oboe years old, das Iwongiss be.pre L U. •1141., Rog. rhargisil wish stealing • valuable silk prior, doe property of Ales. Brown, of Frauc..- street, Weistinuartrwornad nod !lean, Moms, aged field years, son to Mrs. ftrusn, she prosieultia, wits clots ged with beiwg accesassy to the solcocy, Mr. [Loan, an aged *sou, slated that lyr was living on his prop rey, in • *dug. in Frasscas Newt. Wesisson•ter.road, sad, ha wan sorry to say, Ihr yollogrOl. Prlllogpf lOW his sou. was, although young in years, old in crime, awl bad initialed blotto-1f toto a tioetrrou.l band of depredators aloud his pas ate, end Yahoo* opersirioll• were carried us with as moth &meaty as the ino-t expert 'thieve.. He had *sod ✓easherlels issrans w ',woe he's hem the inspeuditss swot* away slat be would Ow vitahly time to, but all his a•rsloas to re fo.ws 11.112 Wive , ' abortive, and nothing bur rendes nun ws. before him. O• IVelloc•khe arr. bona, daring the absrocr of hi. moth. r, be broke • drawn, low which he stole • silk scarf, sad placing it 0111 the sal& u•star th. poloar.witidisw, tie prisoner Gal. laud, who was waiting out-ade, lifsed Op the sash and took out the scarf, which be *forwards 0.444 al the shop of soy r. Ittl.l, a pasrnbiolov, in the Westminster-road. No. arrives nth 'r voidable artirks had been soder by his son, within • art" slows time, sad the money that was nosed ssa the properly was distributed smnngsl his rassfetlerides. Swink and 8.0.te11, the of6c , rs who sporrhenilegkongosso Prisoners, said they I.elossisd to a Issesdisti of furl g gr c gsfty buys, who acre tegolosti diwiplowd by a nosed t l and who nightly runissit 11. e., deperstaliwas wish surpti4lagilest treity 'Ube, bad, sissre the two Pro...lsere bed bets, in ewe Indy, recessed issfweestints list ostpleornis rf eve,' steictip lion for hussse-hreskssig, such as a dark lantern, skettina keys, iron jemmies (swill crow•lisr.), Ste. belonging to the g .s. f , west tollrralrot to • fi..1.1 as the hark of the Cobs,' Theatre. but the exact spot they bad not yet tabled, Thor klagistrate sod it grieved hens satielt to witness two each ebtidten efrisrge4 with •uch an offence, and asked the tuber of Brown it be ...aid nut send his ►on to sums place of Deeutity, where he aught pot again associate with the 10. 1 C. The parrot, is leant, said be hod done reap thing he mild to remains Mint, and could do no wore; if be was to send bum to school in the country he would desert, and again join Is.. assuciatie. Is war for the Maglstrate sow to deal as be pkased wills his. The Magistrate bantam ly mirk , d him not to be too pre. ripsaw in his determinstissa, for it was not Tel too late to emancipate bin son front dcstractistn, and therefore would savior bus to take bias home, ■nd give biro souther trial. The (idler return. d his Worship thanks fur his halftone ab , ekestiona, nod said be would act accurdicg to his Iliad 'Nicest log. . - Mr. Rost, the pawnbrolr►, prodnerst the scarf pledted at bn ►hop, sad rreasabwd Gullied to be the boy litho 'maned il. • 'the bay Drown was delorered•up in his parents, sad GO laud wss ll'lss i.. Brutus MID* of Convenes for Iw• watutha, for unlawfully panning the scarf. SUPPOSE!) SUICIDE. CORONER'S INQUEST. Last sight sit Impiesi was held at the Crown Tavern, Duke's court, Si. Martin's-lane, ht litre Thuwtas Hues, Coroner, us the body of a sami witheown, who was foetid drowsed the some sinruiog in the basin iu the Grum Park. hams Wird, Park•ker per, stated, that he imicied at she lobr, by Pkestdilly-ple. Ahem three eeli.rlr 'yesissr.lay saorwiug he was alarmed by erits..f Ml:edify !" and sevesiwe fat saslsteace; he gut op, the gate was opens d, soil *reveal watchmen, rho hail beard the cries, were lel into the Park, sad Obey weal to the basin to see if they eaglet discover shy oar, ►at they could see nu one. The eries appeared to bare proceeded from the tiptoe sad of the basin. sear the fire. lain i bat the aster pose. d so *trowel), Mist if say use had been to the hasiu, he could Out have hero men, the aster wits so math agitated, and the night veil disk. The in the stighborn hood s ere alarmed by the cries of " Murder !" lie took out time drag, left as the lodge by the Royal tismatie Society. bat could hot Soil the body. It was discovered at seven o'clock in llm moraine. and • coat sad hat were found OW the banks the basio, which it is supposed belonged Its the deceased. Robert Pear.• private machinate in the Greta Park, stated that between two and three o'clock that morniap be w■s smading near Lord ilmucer's house, and beard aim sad ,soaring; be walkicl tow+rrds Mr. Lawthiou's, and then heard the nits of " Murder!" repeatedly; when he arrived at Lord Sefton's, the nits M.', away. He proceeded towards the basin as Est as be amid, Dud saw a Number of wste►tut assentbled outside the railings, who told him that a penult was Is the basin ; he procured the ley, :ad In the watch. men into the Park; but no penult could lie found, though a groan was heard after the watchmen neve at the basin. The cries of " Murder!" cataloged for more than a quarter of an hour. He thought the watchman had lime to have saved the deceased if they had sprung that tattles, tad obtained admission earlier tutu the Park. hi his pockets were found memoranda, by shirk it sp. pealed that the deceased's name was Gra), sad that he was • master boot sad shoemaker. Verdict—. FOUIId deafened." On Saturday last a Coroner's inquest was held in th.s borough upon the body of THOMAS WILIts, aged 49 years, who on the preceding evening was killed urea Great Casterton. It appeared that the deemed, In COIIIIIiaIsy with his brother, was driving *beep front Stamford fair, when upon •the hill lead• lug to Catitertou bridge they were overtaken by Il blucher's cast belonging to Mr. Rory. of Este'', in which a lad was driving and conveying a }ming womau on bet return bon& mobil; avid although there was sufiictnut room for the Carl to hove passed the sheen, the decrinted unarcouunibly omit up to the hum and struck it upon the brad with a stick ; he then mimed a stroke at the driver, bet iiii.sed,hissi. seal again hit the horse, winch vet the ammol cft at 101 l .pred clown 11,e hill: the cousequence was, that WILES war knocked (loon, run over. sod killed on the spat ; and the lives of the twu perwna to the car' were preserved only by the lunge being stopped just before reaching the dangerous declivity ul the rood at the foot us the Midge. The body of the deceased was taken to Caaterton (the residence of his father). but r.-coit .veyed within the precinct of this borough for ilie purpose of the inquest. Verdict—" Aceideehil Death." It es boot justice to say tint sin blame at. tachea to the (irer of the cart.—(Msarliird Mer. ears.) Stamford had its serval holl.vuoitiog ea Wrd. neadsy. We are happy to say that no occident hupproed. As the career of the boll was alsellited c h ie fly to O ut pan of the toss' called the Sheep. peas and,the adjoining meadows. the . Castle Hill (the sate from 'Ouch Esti Wootton first derived lice delight that led loos to give a piece of soul for per petuating the sport) was covered With spectator!, . wins cud favorsrabiy placed, . sTa - = 1 FRIDAV, Novxmara 15 , Leghorn (1411110 431 . _ Venire Malta . . 4$ IN apkA ..... 391 Palermo ... . prr os 118 Oporto Itio Janeiro habia •.... Dublin . ....... ... 91 Cork .. BULLION. Purtnpl GOW is t .. I. Gigi,per ot 0 0 0 Foreigu Gold I Days 3 17 6 New Dotal/Wats 0 0 0 New Dollars 0 4 9 Silver is Sere 0 4 111 MORE PIRACY. Extract of a letter from Robert Fa!ford, Mettai of the brig Hope, of Liverpool, to his own-rs, Messrs. Eyes, Miller, Wylie, awl Co.:- 4. al. Andrew's, New Brunswirk, October 6.1824. " 1 am sorry is Worm you that ie the Gulf of Florida I fell ius with a piratical brig of war, who look from me 1,050 dollars which I Ism taking to psy port charges, he. Mosey was their Ci." object. They hew my business better dons 1 did; they toll me that 1 bad been to the H h with mots., and that lair price of them, or the freight of them they must have, either its cash or bills. As 1 had no cargo on hoard, 1 told them that 1 had left the freight with my coos pigmy, but this did rut satisfy dom. 1 expected they would have murdered me, they held a courscil of war wotber to blurrier the wisole ere, or not, as some of my crew knew the pirsos. They were under Remus Ayres colours, but it was 'neither a Hieuos Ayres vessel or crew, but real Spsoiards." NAVXL INTELLIGENCE. FOSTIIMOUTH, MOVCIIRtIt 14 Arrietd the Maria. from Amsterdam foe Stormont ; and Obe Cameratio and Calliope from a cruise. PLYMOUTH, WOYEMBVII 13. Arrived the Ruth, Munroe. from I.nodun f..r Jams lICA ; and the Liet.y awl Anus, Lauer', Cum dino fur the Rover Gambia. DIAL, NOTINDIDI 14. . i Sailed Ibis morning for Ile River the Smoglimas', Joy, from the South Seas; and Mary Aim, Headley, fiats Mho. Arrived sad remain the Montreal, Richardson, firms D. ; cad the Garr, Mauch, and Ibis, Gum Opuriu. ! Came down hew the River ye.terilay mud sailed the Scotia, Steams, for Teneriff; aloe toddy aid Pmeniu the RCII.IIICO, ; TU111•11 ti, for Trieste and Venice; Governor Hernia', %Vilson, for Dr ; Pismo, Barclay, for Jamaica ; Intim, Raffles, for ditto; and David I.yun, Purdy, for ditto. Put hock Me Nishit, fur Jamaica ; Rebecca, for St. Lucia ; Lilierty, for St. Thomas's; Mars, for Montserrat ; ltuirell, for Dominica; Louisa, for Grenada; Lively, for New widener; and Deanisen, for Jamaica. The Eike, Cos!thud, bas arrived IN Yarmouth Rods num St. Pairsborgb, with her rudder unshipped sod leaky, having here uo shore. MELANCHOLY CASE. A Lech, now residing in Perthshire, having, in the course of a tour through the Highlands of Scotland, fallen is with • female of very intere.tiog appearance, whom the found to he in n state of deep mental di rangrment, and comequest le pining owlet all the biller exigences of that miseiable sod unprotected situation, feels herself called upon In lay before the public the following fiagments, which forionstily she hai twee enalikd to gather, as connected with the fate of this forlorn sod disconsolate wonderer. Darin the interviews which the Lady had with this poor m•nise, it ran easily be supposed that little could he gleaned from her wild and incoherent wrings that could form any clue ;there. by her friends or relations could be discovered. Instig.ted, however, by the common feelings of humanity, to advocate the cause of • miserable eremitic, and parbeolsrly of one who, r van in madness sad is rags, evidently displayed • su periority of rank said education, and encouraged from the sonnet* little she had learned of her cosistry and friend., the lady has since, through the medium of au egassient Irish prelate, received the following iufosmation, in esrry point corroborative of what she had perilously obtained in some small part from the disjointed soliloquies of the maniac herself. Those simeinents completely identify her, as well is history as is prison, with a young lady who bad escaped from Swift's Hospital, in which .he had heel' placed by herfriesids; unfur tu. timely the name of her family wan unknown; but after her escape obeli in • meteor comparative sanity, she gave the fol. hivrihg I a herself to as Irish lady, from whwnt the Bishop bad his informssion. She said her father vrae•n of la the assay. but the lady has wnlaek.ly forgotten the name ; that lur moths► was deed, sad that her father was married spin to a Lady la the orighboorhomsd of Cork ; that she hail was hike the posaessimi of as iodependest forgone ; thst she because !subject to • great depressiow of spirits, which was the ramie °flier being placed is Swift's Hospital ; that h ie &thri ll family is Engl.* and that he lived geserally at ; that her mother had died wises they were on • tour through Ireland; that the name of her maternal 'nod. masher was Lennox; that she lived nt Firth (probably this should he Pee ill), is. Scotland; and that she was then or her way to Scotland, to put herself under her grawdenothres pro. Meting. She sheerel the Inst. Lady • recipe for sore eye., subscribed by William Heory Downie, who attended the hospital as surgeon when she woo there. &be has freqnestly been heard to mention this name; but as there are, too doubt, mistakes is mail sit the aliove particular, all attempts to disetner her relations in &Oland have proved utterly we sseeesofol. The oufortioiate Amide whose sad fete forms the sohket of this inelsorholi deunl, is wove so unprotected sande'. r in Athol. subsisting on the sieeessarily scanty Gee which the boosswity sod lowly means of the cottager can bestow. This aeconot a mut into the world with the earnest hope that simmer or later it may meet the rye of her finally sir friend.. To MINI, from misery ibis poor errstore, and to shelter her from the viretchcd stale in whirls she has been imlured. 14 sorely an set worthy the humanity of all ; and those who rimy be prompted to lead asaiatairce in a CBSIIe 1112 meritori• use, will recsive farther information by applying to the Ker. James Epistle, tuiyister of the East chinch, parish of P.rlh. (Cs/awn/an Mercury) Near the spot where the ancient vrsiol was disco vered, in the bed of the river itothei, the truck of au oak tree was found, our limb ul which, 50 feet in length. measured 7 fe.'t in circumference. As similar re. n it. have been obtained by digging in this - s eighbourlsoutl, it may be presumed that ages since some grand convulsion of the watery elemein swept befure its rage Mere ;productions hails of art and nal tue, which have been viewed with uncoil' 111111 l intro eat. and have impatted a degree iif local value to the spot where they were discovered. PRICE OF STbCRS YESTERDAY. Sink Stuck..... (2491 limbo Stock. '256 3 per Cent. Red. !Ilia Du. 80nd... 40 42 pr. 3pc r Cent. 0.1114.• • 82 South Sett Stock.... fIIS 81i 824 82 Ex. Hal*, 34 yr Cent • • ..... 931 6 7 pr. 4 per 913;iiii Ditto St 8•11.. 6 9 pr. New Mtn.... 1011 ti Lott.ry rickrir.g4l.lst. ilauk L. Ann. 20 11-16 Connote tot Aec... Sii Imp. 3 per Ct. Alll3. SOI St COURSE OF EXCII A:NOE, Almterdant —.C.F l2 4 Ditto at sight I? 1 Ronertione .... 2C. It 5 Autorrp . Hamburgh ....21 11. n 9 .2} I? 37 10 Paris 3 ,lay's *jest .. 25 55 Ditto ...... • • .2 U 25 85 iaurdeanx l5 IN Berlin Frankfurt UN the Maim, Ex. hi... . l5/4 Petersbxrgh.rbl. 3 U. 14 Visas elfrolvell X I* II Trieste....de lO IX k1a1r01..... . 37. Atli; . .. Ailbmt Narn•lena ..... , 3 14 lielillk +.... lIP Gambit .. l.ll - ERUPT - lON OF MOUNT VESUVIUS. NAPLES, OCTOBER el. Yesterday at anurise was still tranquil, thinigh for two d..ys the water of the arirrouisrliog wells haul entirely disappeared; buts few reconds after twelve n'clock, smoke, mixed with lay., Its usual, began to appear. About two o'clock a dreadful internal noise was heard throughout the whole neighbourhood, and ibis noise continued to increase until midnight. 1 , , fine, about half-pavt three o'clock a terrible explosion took place from the tipper cone, preceded by repeated shocks and internal howlings from the mountain. The shucks increased gradually to ausi•ise, and about two 11011,6 other 111111115... a illrletit of lava about a mile broad was perceived, and es:lrwin% as far as a mile and a half betaren the Casa de Is Favorite and Resins. The terror of the permits, awl of the people who at ibis season °realty their couutry houses, was so great, that the road from Partici to Naples was filled with carriages conveying families and valuables from the swear of danger. Accord ing to the 14 test accouuta, the mountain was under. going great convulsions, and though the weather was sersne, a thick cloud of ashes rind moan dark cued all the left stile of the crater, and exhibited a spectacle at once picturesque and awful. ocTozaß 23. The eruption of Vesuvius in terriblv. The tor rent o f lava which flown tuvrards arsitta has al.esdy covered 100 tern of ground. The showers of ashes darken the sky, and fall even in the streets of the ennital„ The 'dotal' which hive fallen at Boseotte Cass have accumulated to the height of five palm,. The eruptions of stouts are frrqurnt, and the sounds which issue from the mountain are frightful. All the people who lived near the vi.lcAtio hive fled, About 800 persous from the neighbouring villages burr been received by order of the Police and Pisa fret tire. OCTOBER 24. AVliile we are writing the sky is extremely ob scure, and the shower of ashes continue,. P.S.—We learn, on official authority, that the mousittiiii longer throws nut Cliher bitumen, firs, or that Portici, Resins, anti Torre dal GICCI, tire delivered. Ott the side or Mumma only, the ob scurity is still considerable, and the ashes fall in great abuslance.—(rroxeita rli Nupoli.j iHh.LAN D. DUBLIN, NOTRMIIIIR 13. THE THRATRE.—The Poor Gradentan was per. formed la .t night, when Mr. liusset.l. made his first appeanince this seic:on us 011upod. fir was kindly greeted nn his entrance, and plsyed the part well. POLICP.. COI.I.Ent-STRRET.--Mit+ harloitt Broonerigge was confined at this office, by l,e•ce-officer Robin son, under • eher4e of stealing 4451. 10s. sterling, the property of some pepoin unknown. cLONDIEL, 1110Y13111211 9. A few days since (we believe last Tuesday) a parts 8,1 men, truths.; tinted, came in the middle of the d iy to a firld near Oman, at the foot or Mese where some of the I.IIfVIVMS of the family of the Shea,. whose horrid and naessinpled prior der is still fresh in the memory of our readers, were ploughing, and proceeded deliberately to uutackle the lames and to break the plough•, at the tame time cautioning the unfortunate pw pie, by the 'maniple of their massacred relatives, never to lout a plough in that ground again. And on Thur.dsy siturning Ire, Mr. Con. O'Neill, ■n opulent and rebpectahle farmer near Lisronagh, found moiled to his thaw a letter, signed Cirptaia Rock, who is still is being. war sting him not to keep an acre of Lisionseh, which he had, a few days previous, taken from Edward Briscoe, Esq. ad vancing to that gentleinGll a considerable fine, tell ing I list they would not come by slight, but by day, as they did as Chiron, and shot if that kind of visit should not answer, they would then burn hint and his family as they had horned the Shea. ; that they would do all this in the lace of the Peelers; that no police should hinder them, &c. &c. The twitter was not generally ill spelt, gramtnared, or ill written.—(lie►u/d./ CORK, NOVEMBER I I. The eight ribbonmen convicted in Dublin, sr. rived by the mail coaches in this city on Saturday, guarded by lour of the Dublin police officers. They ware transmitted uudrr a warrant of him Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, and were heavily ironed. The convict dress was put upon them abottly after their unseal, and they will be sent off by the first ship, which is shortly expected to writer. These tram tousle men are erpresenied to Wive been heretofore of peaceable stud imlus ousts IlabitS, sod have left large Menthes, cousistiug of 40 or 50 imitviduslo after them, who are thus thrown upon the world to odd to the distresses and calamity which pervade this unhappy country. A credulity in some foolish and eitheolotes prophecy lies, it 'rein., led these men and their mill.ocipare to commit those meta which wade them utnenions to the, laws. Flitlay eireiniog, so Alf, firtioto. formes. of FOrdo haw, woo let tirtitug borne. he wit- stopped 'tear the Malting, at the out -kitty of NeAuturket. by four or five men, who, alter liettlittg and ill.tionig him very much. 'twit from hint >flour silver, nod pulled off his hump, No, and stcck.h.tudkerchirf. in to:Arch. pot -1104. of uwre valuable plunder. In this however, they weir dumpitottitAri. as they dui not il.scovcr sante 00 , 114 ulttch Mr. FrSON t•airrir4l ue lour, coal pocket. In the snuggle, we ate informed. Mr. FVSON infEetril a mink on One cf them altich may perhaps kaki no 11114 &tett:bust. Thr huge IN of the rufA4o ',tong thrum two his mouth, he bit hint woli touch strength is to lake a piece off one of them N OYRr. CIRCUIIgTANCIL—FimpIiPe4 at Leising him chOteli. near Thorsday the nth to.taitt, by the Rev. F. Ounatss, Rectors twenty one chtldteu ; nil of whom, ter-el' one, were from the paper-mill, I..issinghain Moor. and seventeen of them of two families; ate. mite of Mr. Caop. ent's (the eldest 16 year* of &pm), sod right of Mr. CLARRes (the eldest 15), r Mr. RODINBON, of Siettford. and Mr. CLAMR, of the paper-mill. hove imposed upon themselves tin important duty. its swing as sponsors on this occasion fur the whole twenty•sorw. A large concourse of people front the Heir/labouring villages attended to witness the cere mony, sad the bells rang study throughout the d.y. MARA' Frs. CORN EXCHANGE, ratrlSY, Novextrn 15. &whew continue to pour in upon us in ouch shundsare (having received sire Wednesday 1,800 quarters of Whs.'', 800 of Barley, 1,800 of bate, with .1,000 Iri.h, sod 1.800 sacks of Boar), that scarcely a auntie sale could be effected thi s i ■nd although prime samples of New N'► f , t were offered on lower term% than on Wednesday lot, the purchasers held off, lo the hope that by Moodsq nett the market will be so glutted, that a further will lak e place—so that we must quote pikes nominally as on Wed• hestlay. Barley it not brisk of sale, owing to the quality that has iteesseil not being mind. Althongh the supply of 04(4 is immrnsip, ibe trade is brisk at the redaction of let market day. In Beans, Pease, end other articles, there is bilk or On alterattoo. UXBRIDGE. Cora larpeetner Return, Vuuttrusv, Nonage's' 14. Wheal, per load New, ditto Barley, per quarter 2Ss dto 31. —4 Oats lB. —d to 30s .-.4 • leans 2'. —d to 31. —d Pease .1 Ur —d to 3s. —d Rye —r —d to —4 —d NEWBURY, BEREA, Novrissaa 14. Wheat 2Bs to 484 I Oats l2s to tie Rye a to --s Beans I Bat ley 214 to 3t s Prow 25s to no Bread per gallon 1014 to Is nja. DEVIZES, biovirrasta 14. Wheat.... 22. ed a 154 Od I Oats Vis 0.1 a Res 04 Barley.... !Os Od a 33 0 Oct I Beaus 1,200 Sacks of Wheat sold at the average of 17s. 41d. HUNGERFORD, Notara►tt 13. Wheat 24s Od to dOs Od Oats.... 14s ad to tSs Od Battey 23s Od to 29. Od I Besas.. 401 Od to 318 Od SALISBURY. NOVEMILII it: Wheat 344 to 40a Od °ale l6. Nt o 2114 Od I Barley. .... 23. to 29 1 Od Beans SMITHFIELD, FRIDAY, NOVIIIIIIUR 13. Although we were bet seaway supplied this maiming with all deter:olone of Meat, we were very dell la sale, Reif being dil. per stone cbeaper ; Teel 4J. kw the inferior torts ; and Pork 11J. per stone lower. In Hay, Closer, and km., there wire little alteration. The followiug is as accurale statement of smokers and priers:— To sink the offal per stale of Sib. Deer..... 31. 4.1. to Ss. 24. Head of Cattle skis day: Mutlon.ls 2.1. to 34 Od. Re.asts Lasnli,..o4 0.1. to Os. Od. fame!. and Lembo 4,IW Vea1.,..3. 8.1. to 4s. Bd. Calms ISO Pork ....ti. 104 to 3.. dd. I Pip ..•• 100 • NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. (By she Carom.) Beef.... Is 114 Its Is thl Veal .... to dN le 4s 04 Mutton.. Is flat lo 24 , 44 I Purk Is id fir 311 4d PRICE. OF TALLOW, Town Tallow 46. 6J —s OJ Yellow Russia 47. tt.l —. Ost Mute ditto...—. 011 —4 ad Soap Aitto.... 42s 04 —s Oil Melting Stuff 35s 04 —s 04 Ditto rough..23s Od —s Oil COAL MARKET, Novsns►s IS. Ships at Mal ket. Ships Sold Price. Jai Newcastle 144...... 394.14. to bOs. Ott 10 hisdeelsad I Scotch Coal 1 Culm (From the Londe', New P►ib Correa.) FRIDAY. 11011rateca 15. COTT"), market since oar last has been la as in active state, and I•.dsy there is still a greater etagaatias, sa acterat of nth*, •afavosraWe reports from Liverpool ; Cottons wirWedisesday was very heavy Skim awl t►e prises were a shade lower. Scoat.—The 1111 . 011114 for Moscevades during the week has bees langoid, and the low brews, mem be seated at a swell reduction. There were very few purchases by private contract this forenoon, she Inners wailing the evrut of dee public sale; it rammed of 363 hbds.6 berrela ef Trinidad Sugars, of a very Gil. quality; the whole sold freely ■bout 6.1. a le. under she previous prices ; low brown 50s. ild.a 625. ; the remainder, strong and goad browns to middliteg grocery, 635. s 645. 6d. The Sugar lillszket may be stated Is. pe► cwt. lower since Friday last. le Helloed Goods there is little alteratkm to airtime; the holders here evinced a greater dispcmithee to sell, es acement of the accumulation of else stock, and prices 'comely a shade lower bare been submitted tat. There is rather wore demand for lumps this &micron, •nd priers • shade higher are obtained. Molasses miter brisk at 291.6.1. fly public sale ibis forenoon, 85 pourboires Trini dad Molasses, of • good quality, chiefly sold at 245. sou/ 245. Bd. There have been few purchases of rorcip Sugar by private contract. By Private sale this forenoon, 109 chests email Segue tort with fen offess; the first lot, middling soft yi sold St 235.; the remain..hr, tripod and ordnisry brows, site all taken is at 20s. a 22r. 6,1. --....- _ Corse—There have been extensive Iliadic sults of Coffee brought tvwsed this week, sod * prnportloa of Ike quaintly bait bees liken in, os account of t►e bureau! demand. The British Plautatiuu descripistsas have, how ever. not only supported Tuetilay'ii prices, but in some in •tattcra sold a shade higher. The Foreign Masteries gime • •y. The public sale this furevioon, 43 casks 301 hers 10;6A Plantation Coffee, supported the presumes proem : b task • ltt4 hags St. Dummy) void loser, totimary is Cosa eredinaly hdr. ed., making a *emeriti seductions its the prices sof Coffee since Friday last from ita. a 4s. per Cwt. Rum, BRAN DV, and 1144.L•ltpa —There ace apasidenbte sales of Brandy, and the Mir advance is dearly isaintanseit. The request be Rum bar e o minterably mihrided. *width, prices loom be quoted a Meade lower. Is Itkomm Mort is ionic verist ion. _ . TALLOW —The prier, et' Foreign Tallow have tallest ear • swierah4, owing to one or two of she capitate', foe the vi. ... H r.• f o rcing vele., and refiring from she speerlsieun : J luw Csodle Tallow, io•day at three o'clur Is. 4 in. a 41•. SOAP, he. per 1141 b. Yelluw Soap 7Ss Moltke, Curd ... . Graves Good Drep lo+ 0 I BIRTH. On Monday, the 4th instant, in Mottatjay-Nave, Dub! • , the Lid, of Hpgb O'Connor. 1.1 of • daughter. MARRIAGE& On Sslaniay lasi, Charles O'D•lierty, Eq. of 1.0p.44.1 , . darer, to Margaret, daughter of the likte Without Arehdall, of the 12th Itcht dragoaar, and gratid-Jaughter Colonel Arthdull, of itie rowdy FPIIIIIIIIIO4II. DEATHS. Oa the 24th tilt. at FuTro;.6elil, Nottinghamshire. at 'le •dvaarert ate of ninety years, Henry Huoldssworili, father of Timeless Holdaworah, Req. M.P. for Now/taro Thursday, at Wietbletors Howse, Raney, the Laity of So 11111191 tiaaviaaariee Reah. Thur"ll, in Weltrik-street, Hearietts, Aso zhter of Duo seer Lady Knatchbull and the late !Cr lidestd Bart. of Nier.hans Hatch, nerd 10 year+. On timed of firtotier. at Funchal, in the Soloed of Nadel. a. whither hr went about twelve eitueslot Wore in the hope or frrnl•Pi nse hiss health, the Rev. Robert ITtitsatess, A.M. Uri lour of Je.ua roils - re. Oxford, and Ide *cued Master of the OuMMlll*i School at fiery St. Edmund's. At Vei by, of a rapid lerline, she Itev../. I. l'nees,l l 4 A. of Brozesoorse Cullrge, Oxford, Vitae of Cut kerham, Lan cashire. Priavd awl Peaßawl al TES IMITISO PREY "a TIM GLOBE Odes, No. 117, lama, h CH I ILF 4 CORNVVILI.Lot tb Ikrat4. LL 10 , M J -