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bove to lately witnessed, it is inconceivable thet such a power should sow be eaereised by the King of SPAIN, cousidering how much his authority is, in other respgas, diminished by the Constitution, and how utterly inconsistent this branch of the prerogative in particular is with the enjoyment of constitutional liberty. This Genets! Rico., be it also remembered, was one of the man by whose iustrumentality the ancient Governmetit was overthrown. Every day'. experi wire teiches as how little we should repose upon Copular favour, or national gratitude; but one should imagine that the Cortes,: for their own advan.age, svuuld not stand idly by and see the Royal authority thus capriciously sporting with the freedom of even the humblest individual in the realm. The King of Seatst has sanctioned the Decree of the Cortes for the extinction of, the Jesuits, and the ,o-rstsblishrnent of the Chapter of Saint Isidore. 'l'?lt Cortes have decreed to FM/DIAN°, the veoe- Ishii nau►e of 1 , 4 Father of his Country." Letters received in Madrid, from Lisbon, state. that although the Government of the Regency was finaintaiued, yet that General SALDANUA, at the head of • large body of troops, was expected to enter Lisbon on the evening of the Ist of Sep.. t.tniter, when the Constitution would instantly be proclaimed. The Regency had sent some troops against the Constitutionalists, but of these many already joined the standard of freedom. Another of the most celebrated of the French Generala has paid the debt of nature. N1ur,11,41 I.r.ruivag, Duke of anoxic, died on '1 Itraday, after • short illness. Wlthits a very few years how many of the most eminent of those individual. who played conspicuous parts in the terrific drams of the last 25 years have retired from the !erne ! NIA.- ACNA. NET, MURAT. BERTHISR, KELLERM•ti, and LF.FFDTRE, have followed each other in rapid t•utcTlP; . " And left those aanscs, at which the world grew pale, m To point • Mend or adore • tole." We lament to find that symptoms of an slarmin g ft ver have again manifested themselves at Csd:a and its vicinity. A cordon of safety is shout to be estahltshed, to which the troops of the Isla de Leon will probably be directed. The accounts from Naples are not important. The French Funds are, Five per Cents, 74 f. 20 c.; Bank Stock, 1,3611 f. 75 c. Boston and Baltimore Papers to the 19th ult. have been received:— , _ " BOSTON, AUGUST 4. We have received St. Thomas Papers to the 14th ult. Martha' BiRESFORD arrived at Barba does on the 7th in the British frigate Spartan, from Rio Janeiro for Europe, and sailed on the 13th. Lord Comacausac, Gov, r.►ur of Barbsdurs, took putetvge in the Mlle ship." The Stock Exchange was agitated yesterday by a great variety of reports. some of them of a very al.arsuing nature. The effect produced upon the prices of Stuck was sufficiently unfavourable. hut it was still further aggravated by very rXieo. rise sales made by individuals who are generally supposed to possess the means of obtaining early cid official intelligence of political cretins, and by wi , ote operations many others are accustomed to g,,wern their own proceedings. Consols for the A•:connt fell rapidly during the early part of the shay ; but after our liCblek, the panic, fron► whatever source arising, began to subside, the pubitc seemed to become ashamed of reposing any credit in rumours ohiously aln,urd, and Consols began once snore to look up. They hail fallen at one snomeut of the dry to 65/ for money, and to 651 for the account, but before the close they rose to 66j for money, and to 66i for the account. The lion. East India Company's ships, Bombay mot Herefordshire, wl►ich left China the Ixt ul and Anieer the Sth of Msy. arrived at St. Helena the 2611, of July. They were expected to wail fur Engl sad a1)",13i the I+4 01 August. The if dhows Pitt arrived at St. !Mena the 46:h .of July. and the Nurquis of Ely was hourly expected. CVNNINGHAII, the Parson of Harrow-On. has published a letter to sir. WHITBREAD, Mrmh-r for Middlesex, on the sobject iii that •Cierttlrtero's pres►du n t at the Padditigton Meeting ••tiv eddies, the Quist'. The Leeds Mercury of Situid-ty last, contain/ the following account of the lute disturbance st.thet plum , Ou Monday evening, abont seven o'clock, as affray Not Mute is the priaripal street of this town, between a .amber of she military and the inhabitants, which al one period shreareued the imot 'airstrip moms garners. This fracas, as for aa we have brew able to state, originated in a private, hetunging to Owens reverent of fool (whorls had jaw arrived from Illatifint) arising an apple from a fisit.stall, which in vasion of private property being romested by the owner. a qoarrel mooed. its the promos of which the military and the people took Jiff-Teat auk.. We regret Is. have to add, that . iu many austaibees the solsher• made winuf their vide-arum, add that erveral forums who took au pars in Ilse affray were wAroded, but atone of them saitaidy The alarm which was secartuited is net to be descr,lord. The vhops in that part of 114;ows whets it tout place were immediately closed, and weal sppretwissiose were at one period estertained for die mim ic. Fortunately, however, the arrival uf a gourd from s ha barrack., sad the active isiterfereoce s.f she italtalts, aided by the it arrtimsa of our chief wiseiatriste, prevented any far. tam miackief. We aingerstend that 1141 pars of the military woe concerned is them initrasea vier pt the detaelminit 'whash h..d arrived test Beltran, many of who were in a . resale of ititooseatims. Arson the misses tessiskd is Mr. Wi11..., supervisor of Hoe elotbsenretvers; he reeeiied alight tut is the shoulder Atom a swor► hul a la coaihiers. slim of the esisd character sad hog services of the serjeant by oboes the eased was inficted, Nob Mr. Willem', sod ei..alaror pram who swiersol Ism its violence, declined tmemseieeing any preseerti•• egamot This splendid house opened last 'tight whh the tragedy of Rumen red Juliet. The _principal per formers were greeted on their respeetlVe entrees I.v the audience. The nor.l•.y of the Meld was Miss WEIIIII.IIY. iii the character of Joliet. It was in this part Mists O'Nxit.t.made her first and decided impression on a British audience. That impression is yet too fresh not to hive operated to the disadvantage of Miss %Verist.tY. Hrr performance, however, was as good, and lier reception as favourable as her exertions best sea son, in another walk of the drams, encouraged us to expect. Mr. CH tRI.F.S KLstat.F, the best /.:omen of mosleru days, played with Ins usual sneers., and MM r. JONES'S Net-ratio was highly up pkoded. Too much praise c.innot be bestowed upon the taste and liberality of the proprietors in the im provements of the house. The lustre. and wax lights are restored to the dress-circle, and the rest of the house is strongly illuttoinsted by a new and brdhant chandelier, suspended from the centre of the ceiling. It is of the bee-hive shape, the bottom of which is ornamented with the royal arms. A wreath, composed of the rose, the thistle, and slounrock, encircles the noddle, and it is surmounted by a strongly-burnished cap, which sets as a reflecter. and also carries away the f.nil sir through a tube in the ceetrr. The body of the house is c pletrly cleaned and painted anew, rind the stage has received an rsitirely new decor:s nots in a highly ornamented strop scene. This splendid novelty is a sort of pointed content, 111 l itation of green damask. It falls as one entire piece, hut when down presents the appe•ratice of tire srparite pieces or curtains, falling carelessly in festoon.. At the toil and bot.too, thy green culuor of the curtain is reltev.d by a profusion of orange and g u ll, in imitation of a ;ids embroidery. This piece of art was mock itilinired.—The house was well attended, and gave lair promise of a suc cessful season. WATERING PLACES. RVDC4II, errremulut R. The influx of company to this fashionable plate of reason continues as great a. ever, and the te.. p.u•.in that are daily going to the romantic villages of Sahlturn, Sheik's, lie. ren der the ariglolvrarliood one continual scene of gaiety. The following are the latest a►rivala:—Lord and Lally Milton and family, Mrs. Cbalener and family, Captain G. Ganda', Mr. and Mrs. Wyvill and family. ICAILIOROUOII. StPTEIIIIVIL 14. The following are some of the latest arrivals at this plate : .-Sir John and Lady haylry, Sir Robert Willmott, Mr. and Mrs. Wombwell, Mr. aril Mrs. R , rhwurlh, Mr. Alarmism Wilson, Mrs. Vt dons, and family (Tusk); Mr. Featwt Scott, two kir. Swaser, Mr. auJ Mrs. Fawke►, eke. A letter from Brighton, dated September 16, says-- ,, The l'ottugurse Awhus•ador hid so audi ence or his MAJEsrY this rimy for more than two horns. Elul IlairioasT had also a long audirut•e of his 111AJBSTY. Sir WILL. lAM K EPPEL arrived at the this fulenotio. The KiNG, both yesterday and to-tl4y, passed several hours so going over the new building, sod suggested various slte ratiu••s. Ile %was arcompsoiedio his iiisiwetiost by Mr. NASH —The town is DOW vary lull." A rival 4 at Ed oburgls : Major Wayland, lady Minato,' (of Weatestall), and Mile JUkOilitOth Major Riddell and Meg. Riddell. I)Cp 4 ri Urt h : The Marquis of Elawdfurd, Lewd and Lady Cawelose, R. Lothian Ross, Esq. Thomas Patereon, Esq. •—• 111011rld, Esq. the Marquis of Iluestsy, Lend Saltutin, Lord Clare- MIMI, Sir Henry Geodritlgr, Alexander liousitinn, Esq. Thomas Duselas, Esq. M.P. Spites, Esq .1. King, Evil M.P. the Rev. Dr. C. Anew,. Chat les M. Roberts, Esq. Deigald Campbell, Esq. Captain Campbell, and Adam Fair. holm, Esq. Miss NI ACAULEY entertained the citizens of Nor wich on Tuesday and Thipsday last, with her dram:die di-plan. which IrtevlVr d such distinguished patronage in London. The urfulk Chronicle, a ll u d ing to her I.erforitoinee, " This Lady's talents are so sersendet and her acquire. meats so various---she exhibits so much vivacity sad native eherefolaess in the comic pruviesce—and three is so mock dignity of manner and expressi o n of impassioned feeling in her serious representations, that the rare union produces a more than common interest sad gral.fication : it excites, however, at the same time • sentiment of surprise and re. gret that these excellent qualilicatimis should hitheito have failed in securing for their delimiting possessor a situation suitable fur their more conspicuous airplay ws oar of the great stages of the metropolis." - - r,i, STEPHENS ConclUdle.l her eng.gernent last night at the theatre, in the character of Miss Warder. in The Antiquary. and Margaretlain the musical farce of Au song no Supper. Mr. TALBOT has disposed of his theatrt - s iu Belfast, Newrs. 1. luudrrry, dm to one 41 the Managers Hi Scotland. Anitals and departure' from Dover. Septerniter 16 : • The Marchioness. of Base, Lord Dudley Stewart, Drs. Thomas Mos elan' and Smyth, Countess of GuildforS i Lady . Saran North, Lady Georgina North awl side, Sir Wer nher Waller, awl., liminess Howe sad suite, Mr. and Tburnion and amity, Mrs. Parr Pulkeley sad ra wly, Mrs. Drastial", I.swd htlealtorongh, Mir John sad Ditty Chshorne and family. Captain Fita.mosoaves. Colonel Focrlirener s.nl family , 110.1. Mr. sod Mrs. Singleton, Sir Jubn and Lady Egertur and family. G. A Robinson, Esq. and Comity, the Elora of Bs verity and state, the &gist Donoursble Lunt Herbert and rune), Su Edward and Lady lisralltsys and family, Lady Newhomsah aid maiir. Lally Pa -1 kiN g tou,— Mask, 11.:41. Mrs. Versus and anise, Miss 5.15 k, —Aniversley, EN G. O'Callaghan. Emi. W)Arr. Esq. —Hutt. 1.•:•41 Mr. and Mrs. Maltby, Mr. and Mrs. Duggan, Mr and Mrs. Ileadniya, Joseph Swish, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Capt. sod Mrs. TOl#llW4l, Mrs. Crichton and family, Mr. and Mrs. horsier and sea Mrs. C,ollingtnis i lady St, Gerissies, Mr. sad Mrs. Menke, , Mr. sad Mrs. Mrs. Cooper, Tina Ect.tris, AND THE DARLASTOW ASTRO.. NUDIEII4.—A slumber of persona et Dartartuii, having read in a Birmingham Pap. r. that the eclipse woad be .4 risible trout that town at such en • roctnolly left their employments, and went over to Birmingham to see the eclipse. The echp.te on the 7th was annular at Stras burg. It produced • considerable diminution of and the plrrset Versus was vorttrlc fur some suoureuts near the hursorr. the York • Hood, FOREIGN INTELLICENCL PARIS PAPERS. Past .rierrestaes lb. A andiael statimied rie tire Eopemsarle dei Invalids* oas yesterday, at shoat haltpast twelve o'clock, wailed with cronies of stories by furor individuals. The soldier, after osititro for some time, •t kagth bred—sot nit the assail. aids, as se are assured, bat as a trivial for the guard from winch he was detached, malls fact ao perms was injured by the Ire. Several ihrtachaseals instantly hasteued to the point, bat before stow arrival the furor individuals had &deer span the seatietel sad loardered trim. They have been ar rested, sail are la the halals of the polite. l be Conmesttee of the Court of Peers sat yesterdry more. lay at clever§ o'clock, ahem it proceeded to the eitansi nation of some witnesses and some of the prisouers. All she prisoners have been interrogated with the itriervals pre scribed by law, either by Interrogatory Crassmisteers or by a Committre of the Coact of Pesos. MAlDlttlf, General Dow Rafael Riego made his catty auto Madrid on the Seth of Asegud, at bine o'clock in the maiming. Oa lbw following day he hail an audience of the King. On the 311 the General presented himself an spectacle to the iuhataitants of the capital. Ile traversed the city in triumph, seated in a magoificeni ear, arcompanied by depu ties from the clubs of la Fontana ale Orn, and of Malta. After the proceasioo he was invited to a !apart at which a great somber of persona were preseal, among whom were several Members of the Mirairipelity. It is reported that General Ririe bas beam nominated Minister of War. The advice, from Codex of the 27th atf August, and dune from Seville of the 2511., announce lbe reviews, of the epi• limbic fever at Xeres tie IS Fropitiere. The )linisters have assembled Air the parpose of adopting measures to arrest the plague, or at least of clwekiug its increase. The communi cations have been intercepted betweca Xeres and Ilse towns orf Putato, Santa Maria, Saint Lucas, narrator:4a, and Ulcers. We are informed that two boosts of London and Paris have undertaker the ;eau of 200 millions at the rate of seven and a half per cent. M. :dorms, Guerra proposed to the Cortes that a depots lion should be formed to congratulate Gametal KW I C°. This proposal was withd.swa by the author at the request of the General himself, ow the grossed that it bad given rise to iajorions reports, originating in malice •arl cuvy. We have received some confased sectossats of a movement which has taken place at Oporto, for the purpose air pro cluisnisig a Constitution.and driving out the Panelists, whims preponderance, in all offices civil and military, had ilispleat* ed the natives The troops bail not been paid fur Pitt mouths; the public chaste were all empty, in coosignence of the total stagnatiou of commerce, which the people attributed to the absence of the Court. These canoes have lung since rendered • revolution probable, and Mar. sisal Bere•Awd having had a presentiment of it, went to Kin Janeiro fur the purpose of communicating the state of affairs to the King. The COW, of Rio Janeiro, apprised of the danger that threats-seal Portugal, dispatched • vessel freight. el with money to pay the troops their arrears, and also charged the Regency to snake several ameliorations in the internal admiiiistrat ton of •ffairs, as they were demanded by the public voice. The Marshal himself was to return to Lisbon to watch over the execution of these orders, but it is to be feared that he will arrive too late. Lettes• from Gabon of the 30th mention soothing of these commotion'', but their *dame probably arises from the ciecuusspectiou of Use siriters. A courier las this imagist arrived horn Lesbos, antipasto. ing that Gemmel so:denim, the chief of the constitutional army, has marched epos the capital with all his forcer, that lie has chasm over ware regiaseuts which the Regency bad sent sgaiost him, and that he was expected to eater the city oil the evening of the Ist of this mouth. The squadron of the Regency was still is the river. It was Ic.:aeved that it was nreaciating, amid that solely two encashes' would pruccv4 to Rau Jonenu. There is yet nothing new from Lisbon, where the entail geoce from ()poste had made the liveliest impression. The peppiest fist seemed disposed to insurrectiusi, and to go and meet the Revolutionary Army which marched on Lisbon (runs Oporto. This army, at best 8,0110 strong on its leav ing Oporto, has been augninesited by 4,000 more. General Ringo arrived incognito at Madrid, but be was ohliged to throw off his disguise to make a triumphal entry. A few days after the most nattering reception possible, he was 01111Vrell to go into quarters at Oviedo, in the Asturias.— 'Else ostensible reasons assigned for this extraordinary order were the great popislarity of the Getters', she extreme est thusissen 'bat the people bad skews' in receiving him, end a song in Geom. of Meg°, in which the Guversintert was severely criticized. Defuse quitting 31adrid Riego demanded from Government an escort of triteuty new to ensure his personal safety. This escort nes granted hint, and be left Madrid ; but it is generally believed that be went to his army in Andalusia mitred of Oviedo. The news of the General's departure has caused the greatest sensation at Mash id—the people appeared in consternation and disquietude. We are assured here this morning thus the afternoon the public will officially be lotto reed of some rOIRCHI tit modi fications which the Curies are about to snake in three ar ticles of the Constitution. The fact is, we leave brew in a stale of uneasiness tie whole of the day, as we nod that orders have been given to have 12,000 sums permanently ■utler arms Its the capital. A IN ..... A . . . . ___ • .l ir ' • " at V et • sy.r.r ••• ••.• • .41•• I s • •••.• COVENT GARDEN•THEATRE. 0. 4 . 1 40:i;', 1 _,: • 7 NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTMOUTN, IMPTIMIIIIR 17. Arrived yesterday *be Active, Cock, Irons Oporto; Ruby, Chapala's, (rums Seems Leone; and Diadems, Edwards, from Qin bee. hailed the Liffey hr [labor ; Starhint and hoe on ■ letelllP. PLYMOUTH, serrsmarm lb. Arrived the Lord Maktrase, Tindall, (rum Quebec. ti tiled the Frederick William, Post, ear Amsterdam. Remota in Hawroase—lnspieguable, Windsor Castle, Csentiriaa, Lee, Cherokee, sail Active, Lapwing, Du lpkia, and Royal Geo; ge revenue cutters. AI fir Island—Pigmy. FALMOUTH, 111107011111 M lb.. Arrived off this port the Cousiaima, GrunberE, from M. Curia, fur Copeulissmit Entsauel, from Gas foc Siock holm ; Joseph Hume. Irma Modulate for Luini.n• ' Hill, from Africa foe Loadlvo; mud Diomede , Henily, from New Orleans. Arrived the ?rimless Vizabeth packet with a mail from New York; sailed bik Angus', and (rota Halifax the 19th ditto; Chatsworth, Rogers. from Baltimore, in 23 days; sad Joliet, Swanton, from Virginia. Sailed Use Active, Qiieren; and Mary Ann, Nicholls, fur Landon. ii•gmscm, aaresrsta 11. Smiled the Leicester pocket for Cuxhaven, and Henry ?reeling ditto for Holland, each with a mail. Strrrmaut I. Arrived the Wilma, Bradfield, Pros Bahia; Tbumas, Gar. MSS, from Mora Leone; Thomas, Card, from ; IVbartuty, Gray, from 31eratnichi; Sally, Johnson, from/it. John's, N. B ; and feeprror Alexander, Watt ' from Devisee*. The John Craig, Courtney, (icon 'Liverpool for Genoa sad Leghorn, was run foul of on the 19th of Amnion off Okr th.grus. by the American ship Glide, by wheels the *tears' was killed, sad she intended to get into a pert. On the night of Friday the 15in inst. the house a JOHN THORNTON, Esq. of Allah's Terrace, Kensington, wss broken noo. and * considerable quantity of Ode stolen therefrom. On Sunday night hot John APCame surrendered himself to Mr. K. Oteortity. • special constable of Spiteltieltle, .taring that be was concerned in the murder of Joust Cottrell, oil the ref the 4 th of November, 1818, about two lotions nu the Loudon side of Hoddeadon. He was yesterday eit.iniited at the Wurshirstreet Polace-office, and remanded. • . THE 711 RP. 11017„ING AT TATTERSALL'S, ItsTrion 111. The folkiwisur was the adds on she Doweaoter ft Leger Stakes evirrespoodiar wit► t►e ►ratios at Dirtscauter es Saturday :- 5 to 1 art Arlustrs b to 1 apt Chevalier 10 to 1 apt Locksley out of Tower 10 to 1 art Sioseehus 10 to I apt Trarsiwr 16 to 1 apt Woodlouse Toraty.five, it is suppose: reports wet. afloat respertolC 14 to 1 goal At'waists 111 to 1 apt Lady of tic Yale TO to 1 moat Color to So I sot •Gaacuigar's Waxy colt. It. *mild start —Mrassosraltle Tramper during the thennows. A YOUNG LADY MIMING. A eiretentstanee net-erred on last Friday morning to throw the family of Mr. baltiter, of 47, Clerkettarell-close, watch. milker, into the greatest trouble :—A young Lath, slider Ito Mr.. Stbiter, van had arrived on a visit hoes France only the preceding week, and who meld twitter speak nor *mkt, @mod a tr0..1 of Eoghob, theippeared early in tits owning, nod ■lthongh the strictest iuguiry baa been wade, no trace of her has been discovered. TM 8 ARMY. .-.10.- The Slit regiment, under t►e irommind of Culintel Nils Rug, marched from Richmond hayracks, Dnbltu, ou Moo. day, Tuesday, and Wednesday monolog, uo a roots to the Cure of Cork, in order to ensbork fur Quebec.. The 12th and Seth regiments are under orders for foreign service, she farmer fur the Weal, sod the latter for the East A .onipsnir of the 424 Royal Highlanders, from Kilkenny, arrived in Waterford on Friday last, and is to be replaced shortly by a dimwit of She 9th Royal V a Battalion, from Naas. _ _ The lass division of the 35th regiment palmed through Carlow on Tuesday ee'notglit,un its way to Naas, to replace the 9th Royal Veteran Ratiohoo t onJer ordtra for Elie:mit. The 33d rrygimest is shortly expected in Cork from Eng land. A trot, of Royal Irish or 4th dragoons took up its gear _ ters in Whitehead' nu Monday modaisg. The 9011, regiment mortised int., Pl)mnutis, in divisions, na Thursday, Friday, end Saturday, from MoreleArld. Twesday three companies, with the staff, of the 13th regiment, twitched tutu Edinhoorgh Castle, from Stirling. Ter remainder of the turps is expected to follow. Wednesday morning three companies of the 4th veteran battalion marched (rum Edinburgh Castle fur Stirling. Among the lost arrival. at Bath are:— The Earl of Ilekester, the Lord Bishop of Cork, Lady Pereivid, Sir Edward Synge, Sir Thomas Tyrwhirt, and Sir S. %Valium, Ste. Mr. Mims, the dealer's match to trot his mare 16 miles in an hour yesterday on the lEmex road was • failure. He did eight tiles in tivemy.iline miaow*, after which the mare could asst maintain her pats, and she was pulled isp at the tenth mile, which was completed in thirty-eight sniuuten. The match was for 100 worm. half foil. it. A noi her match for 60ga , too k place over the more pored with • Norfolk roomy, to do six miles in sixteen sairsitim, which was performed in great style in eleven seconds within the given time. The pommy was sold en the grassed foe 100 gs. Lord COLCHESTER. late Speaker of the 1-11iewie of Commons, has passed some lime at Rotor, whence he has repaired to Naples. lie travels for the re.establishmeett of his health, but we hope that he will not withhold from the world the benefit of his acute observations upon the important events or which his present re-idence has been the theatre. ,In consequence of the death of Mr. Faituosou, of Milkier, a vacancy is occasioned foe Aberdeen. shire.' CHARLES FORBES. of Aucluarddan, Esq. has decliord standing candidate. It is therefore supposed that one of the Earl of AIRRDEEN'S bro thers will be returued member. Mr. Fgneusow entered tut Advocate, at Edinburgh, in 1757, and was the oldest member of the Faculty, eacrpt Mr. CRAIG of Riccartoti. The remains of the late Sir EDMUND BACON, Bart. passes! through Norwich on 'Tuesday hst, from Stratton, the seat of It. bl•astiaM, Esq. ou its way to he interred in :he family vault at Ha veningliain, in Norfolk. Sir EDMUND war in the 7lst year of his age. Ili, sleuth was occasioned by an injury lie received iii r fall from his carriage on the 30th 4.f lust mouth. Oa Titeiday, J. Meiotic, locksmith, of Wt•l. v. rlointiitoo, war conotnittril to gaol. charged old) drowning I l i, smo. It is sup i ,osed that the lof the unhappy ruling' woo Its r state of derangetorat. Ito cou.equesice of Ins wife having gore awry with sum her Mall. - - Mr. Szxre. of Brattleby, was *truck with spa• plesy whilst atiending a ball at the Crown 1 1111 l Hursiegate, on Weiltiesday the 29th ultimo, and in an instant deprived of speech and motion. The la.ll was ithinedistely discontinued, and the greatest gloom preemie(' the company as they reminded. The unfortunate gentleman was removed to his lodgings hard by, where be lingered till the Satur day following. and then A very unlucky reneonfre took place in Canter bury on Werbiesolory night, which will furnish some work fur the Gentlemen of the long rpbe. A lady, the wife of Mr. B. lately annum Margate, baring been eineat our a ehurt time in London, was expected to return to Margate we thetvining of the above day; but not making her appierartee on the arrival of the coaches. and a frkiti (a Captain ire . the navy), who had fur some time previously tra velled and lived with the parties, being also mused, the husband 'proceeded to Cesiterburx, and unex pectedly surmised the lady with the Cimitrii• iu bed at an . A scene ensued which it *cupid be die. cult to describe, but which ended in the separation of the lady fain the noble Captain. and her re moval to another inn, to spend the remainder of the night. and the husband returnod to Margate.-- (Kentish Gazette./ About the middle of the night of the 3d of April lint, a baud of Radicals went to a ',amber of farmer', 110111/CI, nu the neighbourhood of Pnitiltlield and Craigeml, and demanded or took guns (mm every one who had them. mud said to the owners that they would all be returned in is week or two die husinesa would soon be 'finished for whic h tiny wanted them. 0,, Wertuesdoy tlwreaßer the flens• ii)muir affair took place, which blamed all their vaM and foolish exptetstiorsa. But although they did nut keep their word, as to time, in returning the guns, they did not forget their promise, and were so far honourable as, at a late hour mu Saturday night, the 9th current, they &Toasted the , whole, or most thereof, in the house of Mrs. Gl/411•11, change. keeper at Steps, to be delivered to the users. It appears that the guns had been secreted in the ground. us all the mecca were ratted, end imeticha . of earth sticking to thee.—(Glosirmo- Courier./ PROM SATURDAY NIGRTSGAZIITTE. -- - - DI VI HEN 1511. October 7. F.. Haalloltl, of Brimul, reaper, at twelve, at the Comateseveial Rww., Bflat,,i. Ortirber 14. J. Nightiovile, of Howilew. York, comforter, at elevew, at the Half Mous law, Howdesi. - October 14. T. tate of New Yiselt. bat sow of Qifts. 'goitre. Load**, wierelieet, at twelve, at 1:01111ball. October 7. W. Timms, of Chrisichisieb, fiesotheimipsoa, holder. at eleven, at the Hwert, etwittiebarrh. October 9. T. Mani., of Bristol, Hisew.thaper, at twelve, et the BOA Tower. Bristol. Origin HI. J. Maass and W. 91serwasssi. of Liverpool, tear. chants, at twelve, at the Coldest Lies. Liverpool. October 41. J. Taylor, of Shurrdstrb, Middksea , cora.slien. titer, at tee, at Guildhall, Loudon. November CI AL Sentwiti, of Ditratt.plece, Clapbsre Surrey. exclumege.broker, at twelve, at Geililhalt, Ortither 7. W. Wilms., of Ansea.euratr, Looduri, Wok. seller at tea at Guildhall, Landes. November 8. J. Barlow, of Maiscbester, innkeeper, at *1v..., at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. October?. V. Leitrim, of Nt. Joba.strett, Smithfield, V.J. dle.ex, druggist, at twelve, at Guildlesll, Laredo*. October 0 J. Awes, of Worcester, Biscuit/spir e at eleven, at the Golden Lion Iwo, Worcester. September t 3. T. D. Lailsam and J. Parry, of Devonshire. ;lucre, Loads*, merchants, at twelve, at Guildhall. October 10. W. Preto, of Lawrence Poustwry-laor, Leedom, eorn.fscror i at ten, at Guildhall. October 7. J.iiiekstio, maw or Isle of Dimple Wharf, too. dos, geld J. Jackie, sow or late of Eppleton, bankers, at delete, at the Bridge lasi, October O. T. Null, of Bristol, sbeesseker, st oat, at lie Roamer Tavern, Bristol. September 30. T. Hornsby, of Corohill, Loudon, stock. broker, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. October 9. T. Hall, of Reading, Bras, tailor, at eleven, st the Bear 1n.., Reading. ERTI Fl CAT ES.--Ocroaaa 7. J. Barrow, Isle of Braman, Cheater, dealer.—J. Harris, of Redbridge, Southampton, victualler.—R. 11 Bellows, for merly of Balls, Somerset, masey-scrivener, late of South Molion.sti eft, Middlesex, coal.nierebant, but sow of Bristol. —R. Phillips, of Bristol, cosh-otaker.--.1. Greenway, of Plymotith.Dork, Devon, brewer.—W. Roantree, late of Princes-street, IVestissioster, cuach.builder —D. Garrett, .1 . Porters, Southasoptue, cabinet.staker.-1. Welch, of N• 111- ids, °teeter, shopkeeper.—F. Poole, of Callomptosi, Devuu, looney-scrivener. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. _ _ . _ Wm. kirks God T. G. Rip's, of Great Maryalelame ceetli.mikero.,Prptresker 12, 1820.—J. Di'NMI sad J. It. Grnytem, of Fox and Kam -coma, Com.larae, Wert Smithfield, bricklayers., February 8, 1620.-I'. limth *ail .1. Maud, of Easteheap, London, wine-imereimaia, September 12, 1820 —C. Ford and J. Brddoes, or Sombrook. house, Basistsball-rtreet, Londua, *testa. July 31. 1520.- .. E. Hamilton and M. A. Wafers, of Princes-suet,. anuirer square, Middlesex. toulliners, Jame 13, 1820.-1. E. Holmes, W. Hall, T. Chapman. T. Hall, and W.J. Hall, of Crud. by.square, Leedom. packers (as far as regards the said 1. asapasau), Jame 30, 1820. PRICE OF SUGAR. The average price of Drown or Muscovado Sugar, corn ported from the Returns mode is the week ending the 13th day of September, Odd, is 3Ss. Ild. per header.' weight, ex clusive of the duties of customs psi.' or payable t►ereon WI the importation thereof into Great Britain. Average Prices of Core of Englead and Wales, by the Quarter of Eight Winchester Bushels, and of Oatmeal prr hull of 14011 n. avoirdispoise, from the Mures received in the week ended the 11th of September, 19 O. s. d. .. d 70 7 41 ti 4 l's O CORN RXCLIA NCR, MONDAY, SENTININED IS. We have ►ad a tolerable large eeriest of sew Wheat from Essex. but the quality being rather indifferent, sales were very heavy t►is ossurumg at a redaction of Ss. per quarter from the prices of last Muudey„ while fine samples of old Wheat sold ou full as goud terms as this day week. We had some new Barley at masket, and the quality leis; rood, sold freely at the prices of this day m'anight. Oar supply of Oats continues to be immense, yet he fresh Cons folly supports our last quotation. Is Beam, Pew, and tither articles there is ou alteration. CURRENT PRICES OF GRAIN. Wheal,Kent &Eseez,soo 80s White Pelee 34s 31Ie New —e -s Boilers 4!. 46e .---Old. -s -.NS Grey Pease .4!. 44e —Suffolk ......50. 76s Small Beans 4414 ets .-- Old —.—. Tick ditto . See 3tits Norfolk ....70.:4. 1 I Oats, Potato l4s t6s Foreign „....64s Ns Poland Oats !ft 24s Rye 36s 42s Feed Oats .........lIIs !Is Barley 26s 34. Flour ' per sack 60s 65s Malt 50.64. Rape Seed, per 044..40/ 492 SMITIIFIRLD MARKET, MONDAT, SSPTillata IS. The Market was well supplied this morning with all de scriptions of Cattle, and folly maintains last week's priers. Mutton, Veal, and Pork, remain the same.—ln the Hay market there Is no alteration. Straw sad Clovers' per last- PRICE OF STO( 3 per Cr. Com. 66/ 64 66 65d661# S per C1..1,441641 .102 YESTERDAY. Ex. 8111.. e 3 4 ;r. Lottery Ticket% 211. 185. Onsoimiu 414 di.. Ditto Pawns.. 4k 5 di,. Conklin: Ace. 661 651 lO2giai Who Block ..213 2142 India Bowls ...SU) 19 pr. BIRTH At Garrybeadoa, county CiLtielf, the Lady of Sir Thomas Cutler, Bart. of a aota. MARRIAGE. Oa the 7th brims., al Clifder Castk, the seat of John D'Arey, Eq. Valeatine Browse, of Brownville, musty of Galway, Esq. Is Freattes Mudd*, daughter ol the Late Won Butler, of Grins, comely Tipperary, Esq. Ow the 16th inst at St. Hery's,astiugtou. W. H. Poised, Esq. of Cosiptou Terme, Isliogton, to Sop►ia, daughter of the late Mr. J. G. Poked. DEATHS. In October last, in his 72d year, at Charleston, in South Carolina. Prowls Robertson, Esq. a native of Abeedeesahire. He practised in she early part of Lis life as a writer in P.diuburgb, where be was much respected for hie private• worth and professioutai talests. Merraatile speculations 1 , .. deiced Wm to trausfer his midrib*. to Charleston, of he was au inhabitant ape:aids of 30 years. There, Iv: legal knowledge be bad aequred is early life, rendered him valuable to his friends and aeighhoure, who sties pre ferred the award of an enlightened and disinterested friend, to the ware expressive and uncertain decisions 44 the law. To a snood Sewed with sentiments of meet anal. rected piety, a liberality which obeyed the dictates of a feel ing heart, be miloyed a serenity and cheerfulness to the lasi niument. Fletcher Paris, Esq of Pultesseyatreet.ll•llll. he has be queathed to treaters a win of money, which report says exceeds 40,0001. lad a held, for the purpose of erecting thirty votress thereon, for the free residence (wit► eodo.- mrat►) of the widows or daughters of is pear Clergy men, and of ten reduced professional ass, mid of les de cayed merchants. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LOI4DOK ISIVGL Ilendeg 37 after 11. I &resift 11 Air It. Prittied mil Pehlielted et Tits Pun Pam sett Gums OSee. Ns. II?, Swag, bg C. 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