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VAlviinarrk ttersiiiassve., • , • br A SEP'R iVINTEk. OZPoaD, OeVOSIS IllerlostoeiresiteMsoieb bare !ended to creme a gener a l Os Meads, hot the ikew. George Wm. Hall, D.D. Master e2lll2etelion of a lone sad severe winter; in confirmation of of Pembroke College, barrio, been previ o u s ly pommeled by I which we may notice the eseS• appearance of large members the Right Hoe. Lord Gresvolly, Chancellor of she Illnivest. of winter birds. Flocks of Seldfures are enatineolle ob• way, Vice-Chancellor fur th e en..jar year, i n • served in th is neighbourhood; snipes have she bete writ, feu coo , arai i im . w hi c h g im eh ime ll ne anu n nate d and a w oo d coc k was shot last week n e a r Yet ea teeter.— (She. - i n s Pro- Vine ClOnorllers, vii.— bores Poper ) Rev. Thomas Lee, DD. Preeident of Wait! College; t Woodcocks here already arrived in Gloucestershire, !lamp- Rae. jeekyes, D.D. Master of Billie! College; shire, Devoe, and Cornwall; holteations, it is believed, of as go. Jobs Collier loom D.D. Rector of Exeter College; ewlY and severe g l uie r' rt e s. Goer Rowley, D D. Master of lUelversity College. cogregations will he holdre for she purpose of griming erseer sad eanknieg degress, out the following days itt thellevelmse Term: via—Tuesday. October 22; Siaterday, November ; Saturday, Novenill.r IS; Saturday, November vt; Thursday, December 5; Thursday, December 12 ; and Teesday, December 17. On Thursday last the Rev Jio,.e Norris mad Wm. Whit march Phelps, Masters of Arts, *ere admitted Fellows of Corpus Christi College. Saint day, being the Ant day of Michaelmas Term, the rotliorrig degrees were conferied : koshers of Arts —Geroge Gregorie. Esq. Ch. Ch. Grand Competodsr; Rev. Edward Waustall, Queer's College; Rev. Joel Broodhursi, Wsdlism College; Ker. William Silahorp Cole, Worcester College; Edward Creswell, Scholar of Cor m Christi College • Rev. Charles Liicidield Swaieson, bs of St. Johe'a Ca:liege; Rev. Thomas &woo Round, St. lids% College. Bachelors of Arls.—John Parr, Wadham College; Samuel livery Donor, Bromotose College; Juhu iVright, Bruer sow College. CAMBRIDGIB, OCTOBER 10. This day (heist she Sot day of Miehaeloses Term) the genilemen were fleeted Uoivoroity Oilleers fur the Vir COPIlleg:-- Proetors.—Georee Matted's. M.A. Trinity College; 'diatom Chiles Powys, N.A. Corpus Christi College. Temsre..-Sagoel Betsey Vince, M.A. Coles College; Edward Tomos Bidwell, M.A. Clare Flail. Sersitogoes.—Jrneph Gibson Whaley. M.A. St. College; Jobs Croft M.A. Christ College. loderalors.—Jobs Phillips Bigelow, M.A. Trisity Cole le r; Jabs Mind, 111 A. Sidney Susses College. On the same day She following Gentleman were admis tea Hoeksteee of Artos.•Areliiield Boyd, Trinity College; Wales, 31. Jobs Mtlelasy, St.isima's College; Timms Earle Pipes, SI. Join's College; Matthew Anderson, St. John's Cellft• Join Browelow, St. Joho'a College; William Stroke Bears*, Wavy Suerevc , Cams. Odtheresetioulay, Memo Wonky, S.A Scholar el Tri nity Coate, am Woad a Treadle" &declaim Om lona dais ed Ms. Moil& 116 ' . . Sr ! .1 BOXI Neu! is coat into fruiting •t Weston-super Mare previous to Itis uppruscitiog light with Z.pritty. About sad Ward.—The whale tor the stakes are to be made root between Mete putplists to morrow. The Cue-ligki Men aril Cy. Dris, who went uut on sp tiring et.leibuitun to Exeter, a short time slime, bate re located to town. BRITISH 'COMMA TA IN '4 Y. u .., . Three certify I. tit Sft ship cowmen, that Drilla May sod goods Imported lit. this country is British chip.' M K , pay osehigher ditties, imports, toweage dues, lights sal pilotage, or charges of nay description, than which is paid ins pods imported by, or in Alps owned gad dowitated by Nok orgies: subjects. (Signed) CHARLES DURIE, British Cosimil. Christiania, •ogeat lb, 1822. OXALIC ACID versus 'IPSO,/ SALTS. To TROST WHOM IT KAT CONCIIII/N. Not ►eing convenient in t►e art or science of chemistry, It is possible I may expose my ignorance when I have stated she manger 1 propooe to remedy what appears to me as easy so taking a dime ail salts—it is nothing more nor Imo than this: commit owo a these drags be masofactorell wit► sonic calourfne hurried in the compuritiou, withuet prejudice to the dreg, sad without any groat expense or lora to the maasfacturer, so that there should nut in future be a pawl. Wily of a nsistake of aim for t►e other? Sorely la Ibis en lighting/ age I s►all mit ha noarevell, time abs set mil. mimes of medicine does Rot want etrfourfog.'—sod when we may daily see advert Med • specific fur every disease to which ►mmas nature is subject, mid from whence we might be led is (*seclude, that man may he immortal us earth. Labelling Oxalic Acid with the word " Pekoe'," might he a prevention of mistake is some eases, hot it is not of itself to be a perfect cure of the evil, which would be the case if my propmiliois eas be earn Mid Mier effect. Ocrober 9, 1822. AMICUS HOMINUM., P.a.—The writer Iniviag beim asourrd by a most eminent medical grailemeo, that his proposition may, without any it.gicisity, be tarried into effect, proposes t►at the acid Ovoid be erolowerl with yellow fur scouring leather, or blue for bkschisg listen, Ste. ORNITHOLOGY. Yaa °cross& 10.-011 the 3d of July last Ner. Haney, bird wan ver of this place, diseeveied the emu ist,j that highly essiera bird the bearded litieeree, " Perim Mandate," antesig some rushes near Filby Prowl, in this calm; the seat eareesieed lire young ones, Ned was plated the ground ; had he bees fortunate enough to have Need the nest a week heist, be would bare bent able to lan settled a point ups which ornithologists eleseglee, via. oar eggs, bat it is most probable that nest year he will he sate to ascertain that atm It was wryer before positively ascenaiaed whether Wailed bead in &wised, but the fact is saw established beyond, a doebt. The old female, which li IPSO shot by she test, aid As ant ofyinneg, are preserved aad r placed in the Bader% collates. 1 •••••• • Tbe Right Wok Earl BATHURST is now 00 8 VIM to the Had of MOILBY, et Soltratn, and when the *rattier ii favonwask, mikes daily excursions to the various objects of interest in the neighbourhood.' Lord BYRON, Mr. Litton HUYI and family. mad Mrs. SMSLLISY bad Wally. are removed from Pis* to the iicigi:baurhood of Genoa, and are pre p.ring maseliala for the second member of The Liberal. It is not yet determined whether this work shall appear once in two or three months. • GEORGI COLMAN bail promised to produce a play at Drory-hare Theatre, during the season, the heroitte of which in to he Mn. CLARA Fusses. A I L. I . nom Hitv VOLD! is to be one of the very first robes at the acme theatre. Lirrom is certainly engaged by Mr. ELLtilTou, Situ his prior occupations in the country will prevent Jill appearance in London till after Christmas. Don JUAN Ritz DC APODACA, Compte del the last Viceroy of Mexico. has arrived Nladriil. l'ot.t.tatts.—The colliers in the pits in this neigh bourhood hove returned to their work, at a small r.rloction in their wages, about a farthing a basket. —(Mhi!doves Gazette.) DURHAM, OCTOBIII. the moment of our writing this we hear that the keelmen belonging to til t high staiths of Stella, Wylam, lieowell, above bridge. have resolved to resume their occupation, bet those below bridge are still °lnfinitely determined to hold ont. In the mean while a Committee of eeel-owners and fitters have bees appointed.—(Dorhuss CArsaiele.) %inky lie nailed, sea boy is t►e Neighbourhood of White Lutists was playing with • pistol, nut knowing It to be loadrA,,t went off, and a tarpester of the name of Randall 'revved I Ibr cooteets is his (see. It is feared the autism ask rasa will be deprived of the sight of berth his eyes. GuiLDiALt. GAME. ff e flffam Yates, a respectable ehemtemongeg. ' Ii Chiswellmtreel, *as charged with having three iaTisTa in hie pomessios. James Clinton, an olicer belMming to Alderagalemlreel, stated. that on Sunday morgues be saw the Primmer sea. lag along Barbican wit► • fiat basket on his should... He stopped him, and asked him what the basket mum tabard ; he replied a goose and two fowls ; but Buse BM weight of the basket, be (t►e witness) sopposed it cumtnised pionything more, and be brought the Prisoner to the shop of Mr. Bartlett, a Voter in fieriness, and searched the basket. its which he found a goom, two fowls, two pieces of pork, and three la►ge hare', and nut seeing a Mal on their heads, as directed by Act of Parliament, be seised them. The RI. 00110/ bad a little girl wit► him shout eight years a age. After basing brought the Primmer to the watch. house, he attended him to his house for the porpom of leaving the child it home, and *forewords lodged him is the Comply?. The Primmer acknowledged that be ►ad painbased the hoe% and had paid 4s. n-pieee fur them. Mr. Humphreys, the Solicitor fur the P. isolate, contended that he had mot infringed any law ►y the purchase alba hares. It was well know■ that quantities were imported daily from France. Alderman Waithinae, the presiding Magistrate, o►served that he was of opinion the Dame was perfectly justified in stuppisg the Prisoner, bet abet knowing his address be had rertaialy proceeded wish onaeceseary severity by locking his up. Having the harm in his po inn, if a* offence silliest the Gase Laws, and if the officer wished so sae for the penalties, she address of she Primmer wee seMeient fur his laying an informatioa. He was afraid if it was an Wham fur a man to have a ►are is his posaessiuss without being qualified, there was cot a nitirebAnt in Leedom that would not be liable to the penalty. Mr. Hospb►eys asked the officer if he ►ad say eMdesee to prove that she hares were not French. Clintosi said be bad not, het they were not shut, and most have been snared. Mr. Humphreys mild that was the way hares were secured in Fraser. /Melina* Weithetas observed. that, under all the eirenee. dames, he ottiaidered it kis deal to discharge the Prisoner. EXTRAORDINARY FACAPB FROM DROWNING. saws Pailbps, a very old woman, and appareatly in thst lowest mate of poverty, was brought up, having been fused floating on the river Thames. William Caution, a waterma of the wherry 1,005, stated that about twenty manatee @her six o'clock on Silents, morning Mt saw the Priem, amain through the fourth arch of aleekfrisra•hredge; be pushed of his haat and took her op; she appeared erosible, sod had sot ham notice the water, her clothe, kept her up; she could not give any account of herself; he bad heard mace that she lived in Rt. Tim unfortunate weenie, whip is quite deal, said the did sot know how she got into the river • she had been very ill; the lam place she slept at was •1 the Rubin Hood publip house is St. Giles's; she was a native of lierefordelike; she did Ilea know whether she had a ;wish nr sot. Aldeenaut Waldman remanded her until ierdetweawi, sad directed that inquiry should be made for the.rergthea at he rectal/nag to what parish she belonged. . . PICK PUCK El'. • .g William Rickards was charged with pickiodtteitietet of • Mr. Lowe of • pocket handkerchief. Mr. Lowe, who resided at Mr. Cowie's, beakaellier, 4a the Poultry, stated, that be was is Catestoa.etrert agelhilarday, betweea Coat sad lye o'clock, be felt eseeothiag at big coot pocket, sad ea searching missed his haedkerchief. The Pri *war, at the inessimil, passed him and west up King.street ; hefolleweil him, which the Petetioer observing, gaiekeised Ilia pate, aadeleallriesed the eisepiciets that he was the thief. • the collar- -- 'About to. ter sate, sad if siert; jig aide tke isiltertiseesiet bad ap. peered a pram* hibisset::l 44 eied, aid gea Ile num' y a is. peewees., appliell to MR at his berme in Wimpole illtti who being from AMMO at the time, the permit was re forn to the mochas'. pi' whom he inquired the rounders respecting the horses, and left word that be intended to pur chase them, god would call os Mr. Rickards is • day or Iwo. Me also gave • card, os which was the some of Haney, No. dl, Nelsow-sqoare, Blackfriar• read. Oa Friday, 11th September last, the same pesos came to Mr. Rickards at his counting-holier in Bishopegate street, and apologised for sot taking the horses before, by sayieg that it was out, on the pr. ceding day that he had received • letter from • rotation in &coned who was willing to pier. chase the hones, and that it they were KM to his hues* in Nelson-square he would give a check for the monist agreed upon as the price of the hones, saintly, 100 es.; he wished the horses to be seat that everting, but as they were at grass in the Regent's Park, and required ea be shod before they were takes over the stones, Mr. Rickards obiessiod to their going that day, and it was afterwards settled that they should be rent os tire following morning, Mr. Rickards seat his coachman with the Ironies, baying ant eattiOnel him against parting with them before he had &eternised that the cheek which be would receive from Mr. Harvey *db. a good use, which he could readily do by tequigiag the Wonkier house ea which it was drawn. 'lle eoetheems• waited with the hones until nearly dusk before Mr. Hat. vey came, who then said that he expected his groom every misete from the City, sod that the coschreaa meat wait • fee, minutes longer. The coachman waited instil it was quite deck, and at last the groom came end the horses wen takes by hie directive to Winter's livery stables is IllagNe 1 1 friars-road, and the coachman was directed to Ne. 10 in lbe• equate, where lie saw Mr. Harvey, who cave him a piece of paper which he said was the cheek for the bindriol guise**, and that the mosey would be paid at the place areatiemed he the cheek Da Monday moraine at wine, wire, the office seem. The eeeeheaan Inuit the cheek Rod was leaving the beam. whoa Harvey asked fur it back again, asyisg that he he 4 made a mistake, having only drawn the check for up/. kg: stead of guineas, sad as he had no other blank cheit4lll would give live igen to makeup the ram. The coact. ma assented, and haviog received the check and month went boa public-house on the spot, for the purpose of reed ing the check, as there wan no light in the room where he was with Mr. Harvey. The check was drawn for lull, pa able at Messrs. Lush and Griusdall'a, at No, 27, street, Haymarket, sad signed "W. Haney." The rsieb. wee observed that the check was not dated, sad having some seepiciou that ell Wed not right, west back tai gips stables where he had left the horses, itad oa inquiry footed Ikea had already beta lakes away. This cirtamsteace cool bee suspicions, and he immediately proceeded to Nu. lb, Nelms-square, and not lading Mr. Harvey there, well Si Ne. 41, sad was there told that Ilk. Harvey was gone oat, bus would is a esinan or two. The coacheasa waited he some time, but Mr. Haneyviever came, and the iii at No. el told him that as it was so late they did out expect him home that night. The machinate, however, determined not to quit the place without something satisfactory, and actually remained on the spot all eight, and about seven in the merniag Mr. Harvey snide his appearance. The coach. mats, whose temper was rather soured by watchieg for twelve hours in • continued rain, peremptorily told Mr. Harvey that unless he accompamed him to the place where the check wan payable, he should lake other measures, which would be unpkasaat to both of them, as he was sure that Me check was not worths farthiag. This mode of proceed. lag somewhat disconcerted Mr. Harvey, who after some llogitatiou agreed to accompany the coachreaa to Messrs. Leek and Gnesdall's. On inquiring there the coachman ascent that two geodesics of that name occasionally trans. egged business there, but of what deseriptiois the persou of whom the enachmso inquired fur was they could not inform Lim. Mr. Harvey aesund the coachmen the check would be paid on Monday eatanieg, sod at leusth the coach. 4 , s • z • - .~ 1111 L. • 11.1114.1..- .. ~i , A, -4. NElNlitfi Miko MIN . 7,- yr ggilm4l the I'rioraetrbytheeollar,aod fondtbut utiser 7 Midis his pocket. i The Primmer was folly committed for trial. MoWwll7l4 Yesterday Thomas Culliagfori, • horse.doaler, was imiloght op fur examisatioo before Thomas Halls, Eorg the Maslow Magimet darted _es onepiarim uf &Oft ontomarg semailhogi tieftwOMlThrinperty tof Robert RAirds, Iry of Wimpolorloulh,.. 'no The fulloartimfbreernossees were given in evidesee 'About two meoshs ago Mr. Rickards adventured two horses DUEL AT NAVIS. A few weeks ago we noticed en unfortueale deed between Welter Maynard, Esq. President of the Coe mei! of Nevis, sad John Huggins, Sag. in which the latter was killed. We have been favoured with the St. Cltrietepleier Gazette of the 9th August, committing the trial of Hr. !Maynard, which took place at Nlttal on the 7th of that month. The defen dant was Ars indicted fur murder, bet the Grand Jury is. noted the Bill ; whereat pus an indictment for enenslaeghter was teemed, on which charge he was tried. The case ex. cited extra.ediaery interest. Nearly all the inhabitants of Nevis and malty penman from the neighbouring islands, were n ' aossabled. Snits* professiosal gentlemen of Norris at. leaded. The prosecution was conducted by the Honourable John Woodley, Esq. AttoraterGeorral ; the lionoersble John Stephen, Solicitor•Giteeral, of Nevi. ,• and G. W. Mar. denbroogh, E.q. (roe St. Kitt's ; mid John Peterson, H.q. K.C. of Nevis. Fur the defence, Messrs. Ling, Mulling, %Vuodeork, and Smith, and Sidney Stephen, Esq. from St. Kitt's. The details of the evidence would nut be of sorb in. tempt here. It will be recollected that the fatal cosies was produced by trot :kin °Goatee epithets applied' by Mr. rd.,. nard to the father of Mr. Huggins, for erbieb •er apology was demanded aid refused. The trial lasted until putter sleek al eight, when the Jury, after • consolialiol of shout Ave sinetes, brought in a verdict of Not Gran* The asses. bledzrowd sheared their approbation of the verdict by lord cheers, which continued several similes. COMMODORE O'BRIEN'S CRUISE. OCTObta 11. At Sallepast two, p. us. yesterday, wind 11. W. by S. Comma done filttleo (the walla so called) embarked is the Wet Dock at Letelleoethosed a /flak little vowel, the Repel Gift , vibe*, Idaitany'airommaiiil.hae bees 'milt sod taekloi &LIMN to As moral reed. The Commodore took hie station IllArddledpis, whim be Pa/ a/ erectly as wham to capricious wastbes, be adventured out in his former Soy bark, with the Inter tit a s; prying his regrets to the King off Qoecoeferry, lideekelittch otcaltiow he Buffeted It artistica by waist, sod wee wrecked upon the Forth—loot his ship, sad, uotwills 'etandeug he is a cripple, saved himself by *Moaning. The Royal Gift is a very handsome cutter-rigged vesel, the hor des aad diracissioss of which have bees already slated. It words him Jest room enough la Mae comfortably his lumber quarters in the hold, while his hew, sod the only part of his body *lick is capable of proper actors, appear upon deck. His astersl deformity being this disposed below, the Com modore world pass, to a stranger, for il lusty little lad, the picture of health. A Mee foraging nip with gold lace Mad, blue jacket, sod white ',twee, were the appropriate decora tion of his pens*. Waving, amid the !beers a the specta tors, paddled hie wry oat iota the East basin, the pigmy tailor begets to Woof his tackling, which be appeared to wattage with great dexterity and ease. The wind proved lisobigh to admit el the glift.loysaill being eel, sad the Cool wasdore also Judged it rudest to lower his topmast.- With Illsippsweeetion, be set art epos atrial of his new vessel. Ile praised a pod .ea-bout and fast sailor, and is scudding before the wind appeared le go almost with the wind's veto city; hot lo beating tip to win.dward, the dock evideolly did sot sand her sea-pored enough; allowing ter which she seated lobes* op very effectuality. Soya after the Commo dore bad emomeoced his operations, a great deal of mirth was excited by the appearance of a shireurpenter in • boot, appareutty bet half the size of the Royal Gift. Upon this nutshell hearing is eight,the Commodore instaistly boredom' epos her,as though threatening to run her down; bet we sop piste, secertaiwitig her to be.• friendly paddle (fur sail she boasted nose), the Commodore allowed Iwo to pees inseam tested. The Wet *dyke from our agent st Leith is dated— ° Heltpeet three—eCommoodore at : whets he Man ashore, yw ahsll hear a little more." Therefore, we iron clada that our mat conanteeication will be excerpt from ship's ley, which, if it CO/alll to hand, will be faithfully print ed its our next. Is the wens while we rulajoio the following dispatch, which ewe readers may rest sasored is a eisl, sot witbalaodisig our printer haroositted the sige aaaaa _ Leilh,Oetoher 10,1!!!. "This day was Isuarlied la the Wet Dock, Leith, the Royal Oift, clirisieued by Lady Beresfurd, who presented Commodore O'Brien with a treasitifial set of silk colours, is the presence °fa great concourse of Ladies sad Gentlemen, who were all highly gratified with the Ismatiful 'prelatic. The Commodore immediately pal to sea, cad mancromed his sew cutter is a very masterly m , the wind blowing very hard, with heavy squalls floss 8.W.” The Electors of Westminster, and other friends of the late Mr. S. BROOKS, who propose attending his funeral on public grounds, will assemble at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand, this morning, at half. past nine o'clock, arid proceed from thence to Hyde Park-corner, where they will meet the body, and precede the family prucesvion to the Savoy Church, in the Strand. A letter from Paris states that no less than four commercial couriers, employed in bringing the price of stocks from London, were stopped lust Monday iu the neighbourhood of Paris. TUS FUNDS.—The market yesterday continued very steady, and nothing lenticular doing. Con. sole for Account, 821 82 ; ditto for Money, 82i 82 ; 3 per Cents. Reduced, 8111 i ex. div. ; 0 d 4 per Cents. 991 e ex. div. ; Long Annuities, eof 11-16 ex. dlr.; New 4 per Cents. 1011 102; India Bonds, 56 57 58 pr.; Exchequer Bills, 6 7; Small ditto, 7 9; Rink Stock fur Account, 25511 451 e. Foreign Stocks improving: New Spanish, 741 731 72ni; Old ditto, 84 85 ; Russian, 91 ; Neapolitan, 82 811 ; Peruvian New Loan, 88. Extract of a letter from a Lady in New York is a Lady in Bristol : " Nes York, Seperrolor 10, WM.—Reports of the yel low fever aim raging la ibis city have, I suppose, reached you, and must have excited your apprehenaio• on our lac comet. 1 will thus bastes to retiree them, and to assure you, that we are all at present in good health. You have already beard oar boom is in • pleasant and healthy *liga tion l and, as a proof of this, the inhabitants of the lower part of the city have all taken refuge round us; the streets they kayo left are fenced up, aid au person permitted to ester them, for fear of spreading the disease, which, it is supposed, origiusted in a grave-yard belonging so Trinity Church. The air woad this place Is Go impure, that all who breathe it mow, alas! fall victims to its deadly influence, sad oar list of atonality is daily iaae►sed by numbers of our fellow. creatures, who are thus seddeoly torso from their *Meted relatives. Hew forvettly auxin we to ;Wove the hand of Omaipoteme, w►o Ma ►itherto guarded as from t►is awful ealamisy Okr , - - ~--•~ = w. NW& .."-- • 1 6 • .1_ m...• 1••• iii was prevailed in to refers home to hie availerr the Monday morning the clerk was presented at Mama. Lush and Grla@dell's, bet so rich !kraus as a Mr. Harvey bad any cub there, or wig keown by them. Under these eircommaithen Mr. Rickard@ spiked to Mr. Halls, the Magistrate ' fora warrant spited Barley for Meal lot the hones, which was accordingly pasted, aid placed io the heads of Smith, one of the principal officers, who Used every exertion possible, but was usable to meet with Harvey; he, however, succeeded to tracing out that the horses were standing at Atomises liveryetables, in Windmill-street, Tot tenhass-coort-road, for seri sad on Friday last west there, sod oa burley f..uud that the horses had bees placed there by Hamel, who bad given imilractione to sell them for 110 gui nea*. Smith took the borers lato his pommies; sod restor ed then, to Mr. Richards, sad on Saturdaf estate( last the Prisoner, accompanied bye person who stated himself to be an attorney, applied to Slisith at the utlic#,,histi permeated than be had bought the krises of Harvey, shit requested that they should be immedi a t e ly g i re* up, amehaajled very largely about • prosecution brio* eimeineeeeed iigalasi}the °Meer for taking the horses. Smith, who suspected the Priestlier was in kelpie with H , sad was sent by him tr;OeNdeavoar to regal. the horses, told bin. that if be had pihrehased the horses of Harvey, he was • material witars• against hint, and is that case he mom remain saki the Magi strate cans* ; this, however, did not aerie., to accord with the Prismser's intention,and it was with greats/eliminate be accompanied Smith ioto the public.ofike, where be was rewired la take a seat. 'The person who had skied. him self to be as atioraey @erased rather alarmed, pad 601111114 couviaced that his surnames were correct, determitmd as watching the Prisoner, amg after observing his IDOliell• for about tea minister, be gm up, and was leaving the Aim when Smith mopped him, mid souk bum late custody ; be them enefessod that be was employed by Harvey to chase to the oak* order the prekeee of big harbor bought Abe harms, with • view ID gal them bock, as Harvey bad re preiketed So him that they week be giveS up milks stow. ing to the purchase of dim; be was then lakothbefore the Magistrate, and after a whom barrios was ordered to he cons milted for farther examinotioa omit yesterday, when in eousenuence of the absence of mimeo, the wituesime he was again remaattem. The eoi-eheant attorney was mach frightened, sod seemed exceedingly pleased was he was told In might go along his borisess. He declared that be ham aiding of the Pri moor, but had at leaded iahia profesdosal capacity, without haolving what he was come about. After the Prisower had beam committed on Saturday night, cad poi into the cella, it occurred to Smith that the Pri mmer might have • receipt shout him, sod, while ion him to liod it. the Prisons polled a handtal of spoil pimas of paper from his pocket, sod gave them to Smith; aid at the same time told bias that Harvey had given him a receipt OP produce, if necessary, before the Magistrate, and that he had Null it up Mace be had been in custody. Smith, after a greet dial of trouble, assorted the pieces mod disposed diem is their proper places.. a blank sheet of paper, by which means die receipt was enabled so be read, sad it perverted to be give, by Harvey to the Prisoner fur the sum of ISO grn mma, the purchase-mosey of two horses. The sigaature was evidently in the same hand-writing as the cheek. .; • . . A new day pollas km Imm established at this once, sad upon • plate whim to be a very essential service is prastality do ems lima dodos ootraga sad de. prestatioas whish . bammaisa.pmealeat in the aseiv . ., impala. Thumt faidas, awl assublimp uf eight man mei a mioduelor, ashigtad lam his 1111/1116111111111 and activity, are to i he thus disp osed of:—The Ant, amidst hobs Smith, • very old ...t, is tapairel Holborn sad the adjacent squares, l e iscohealoallidik Drory-lsoe, Covent-garden i mid Lees. ter.argeuro; ateload, soder David Herring, the Strand, Pars Ilessmartree , Pal-mall, Piccadilly, and Usfood- street ,• arid the dank e.a docted i by Drew, to witch Whiteelispel and its usighliserbead, cod • portan of the Sortmagh of Soothwask. They en la distribute themselves judicial''', and to gro os duty as sae ia the enormity', and be relieved sow at *eves is MS 41110111ifif by the light pasties, the Mate of relief to vary areardiog to tar length of the days. They weal vu duty for the Ara Maw tia Friday imiteolog last. The sieeerei 4 Oliiie sod hale *I the Book ef England so circulation during the quarter ending the 10th instant, was 18,1151,6501. A system of industry has been of late introduced into our gaol; bat the only work on which the psi: goners cuss at present be employed is that of break.." . ing stones for the public roods , for which they ere paid Is. per cubic yard ; aid upon an average each person earns about ss. weakly, which not only prat.. aides sufficient food, but inures to indastrions habits.— ( Car lisle Journal.) ..1 FATAL ACCIDNNT.—We are sorry to announce that Mr. JOHN HOPKINSON, who resided at the Old Roan, was found dead early on Wednesday morning last, in Melling stone-delf. He had been out shooting, the previous day; and, when his body wus discovered, his two dogs were on the spot. The precipice, down which it is supposed he fell, was *beet Arty feet high, entirely unprotected by any !wall ; and we are informed that sc I similar ac cidents have occurred at ibis fatal placee•-•lLiver. pool Mercury. I The /poach Jeered announces that the bank ing firm of . Thad town have " had 28,0014 of their stolen property restored to them ;" and adds, that there is now no doubt of the stolen notes being traced hose, and the conviction of the parties thereby secured. Tag BISDOP OF Ct.ocstait.---Mr. FITZPA 'MICA, the chief clerk at the Marlborough-street office, has just ramped from bellied. where he has been in attendance before the Spiritual Court of the see of Armagh, with the depositions taken at Marlborough-street in the case of the Bishop of CLOONER. The proceedings in the way of evi dence are closed, the weal citations issued, and the formal deprivation of PIRCY JOCELYN is OD the eve of taking place. Yesterday (October 8) GEoatis BOATS. Esq. Surveyor of this port, in saamining 96 pipes tered as eider from the John wed Sophie, HOW ARD, from Jersey. having taken the precaution of dipping the pipes diagonally, found that thirty of them had near each end a well-coopered tub. or half a hogshead s containing a hundred weight of tobacco. The tubs were surrounded with a liquor called cider, and were by small pieces of stick pre served at a respectful distance from the sides, ends, and centres of the pipes. The vessel, with the rest of her cargo, reported cider and apples, was imme diately seized. The Captain and the crew were detained in order to be examined this day.—( W.. terford Mirror.) A few days since a quantity of mountain dem was seised its the parish of Kirklinters, by two runners belonging to the Customs of this port. Having ob tained quiet possession of their booty, they returned to Carlisle, depusitiug the spirits, and the horse which carried them, in a place of safety ; but the animal, not liking his new lodgiog, soon escaped to his former home. The officers set out in search of the house. but returned with a promise from us old toaster, that in case it could be found it should be ftstored to the claimants. This was accordingly done two days afterwards, the horse having bete actually delivered to one of the officers.—(Carlisle Journal.) % • Vii° AA- . Ti -!E ARMir. —awn— Flee compaeies, together with the head-quarters of , tildi 15th regiment of foot, embarked to-dsy, at Livirpool, Dublin. A detachment of the 3d dregoon guar& marched from Newcastle apoa•Tpse fur Scarborough, obcre 9 arrive on Friday item, the 111th instant. The squadron of the 3d drapes guard, whirls left Caw , Isle us Monday last, will return after heron been iaspred ui t, a with the cotes t o which th e y b e t eg b y M a j or -G enera l Z/Wlllll Somerset. The 6lrt regidient, rinnarsaded by Lierteneal-Colonel Royal'. was hispeeieJ on Folds', ow the Hue, Plymouth, by Major General Sir Drpis Pack, g..c B. who expressed him self muck pleased with the appearance of the corps. Sir Denis afterwards iuspieted the barracks, de. at the citadel. MEMORANDUM FOR REGIMENTS (IF INFANTRY. Horse GUIIMIS 3d October. 1822. The Commander in Chief threeta it 10 he smiled. in re. fereace 10 the recent regulations in regard to 010.01 . 11 . that the Gorget a intended is turn pert of the 011icvr..' Equipment, and to he worsen all onessinda ojdNy Isneserno estahlisbe d by the aspire of the service. JOHN NACDONAI.D, Deputy Adjutant General. GENERAL ORDER. Hem Quante. October 8, 1822. The Cosionsadar-is•Chisf is pleased to approve olGeneral Officers rommeading districts hi Great primes (raising leave of absence to officers, sod forlowitsa to non.comm,s mined officers sod soldiers, soder tie foliarriug limitations sad restrictioas, viz :- 1. The leaves of absence granted under this order to off errs may oomamosee as soon as the halfiesrly iuspectioos shall have been made. The furloughs granted to 11061•COID mistiiiiied officers sod soldiers, may commence from the 25ib of she Mores( month. 2. These indolgeocee ere I. terminate oo the 10th of March Next, when in airaforatity to his Majesty% 'idols- IMos, all Officers and we are So be present with their re spective regiseeuts. 3. One Meld Officer, one half of the Caplet's, and ooe half of the Subalteru Officers, are always to be present with their regiments. 4. No Ofileer (except in the performative of duty, or for the porpose of joining his reginsimt) is so gni. the Coiled Kingdom without haring first received his Majesty's special perm:mans. 5. The Officers employed so the Recruiting Service, er spas she Sian of she Army, are not to be ineloded la the Dumber hereby Seed fur tie constant ditty of the regiment or battalion. 6. The applications for leave for Regimes's' Paymaster. sod Medical Officers are to eaniiime ill be made m the mode prescribed is pages 71 and 73 of the General Regulations of the Army. 7. Id cab...ir short leaves of aboroce being reqoested by Attiastsots4 Ittding-mules, Chearsermastevs, or Yettriasey sorgeoes of Orziosoots, it will be seoemsey that • Special Report should be made as to the mode Is whisk their duties ' are so be Merfatined daring their abloom. P. The proportion of Noweeperimealosed Officers, Trusa..:,. peters, Drummers, sad Private lies, is ahem feriosghe Mar be granted, iasse to exceed tea per tamp se tomapaoy. • , In the treat of regiments, or banshees, sot being eta Oohed in earriaosis, or So military districts she Officers am-, 'enaiiillog are at liberty to wee slow dished:o is gmerttegais ladielgerice of Moore or abeesee, wider the foserriag emilitted door, ite'the Officem'ind Ines aridas their colonised. This Order does set apply to the Olken mod Mee dirlal • ( holy at the atiosts sf reirtiorals so Urals service. ;1- By comessed of his Royal Nialsoras the Chief, • • HENRY Ttlffiffiffiffileffidie r`t 17" t. • IKEL4fID. • ."'""e"IA , • it • ; DUBLIN, refflNDOrled that the Lord Chancellor, olio it now ip Eaglarid, will riot return. Mrs Saoritiesia..•_, raetitiooetl as Ili% successor, sud we have also heard... 'Sir William M'Mehosa spoken of. If the latter l amtilemew get* tlw Melds; it is owshirlde that Mr. Seijeant Leiroy will succeed to the Mastership of the Rolls, and Mr. Peonelather to the Serjeantry. The Earl of Meath was not present at Sheriff Thorpe's dinner, as stated iu some of the papers. Our readers are already prepared for the melon intelligence of the • death of Captain Greer,• r. which we 'wee now the painful dote to consairinia . mite. 00 Monday .morning this tin . furtuaate en. ~e themes was rammed from all earthly suffering. 'floe bill. which Mks completely flattened, had taken au% p extensive range in the body, sod jeered throsighs'.. the liver. He obtained no nourishment, as bothiti l e would remain WIMP Isis stomach. and though l)orn;" the first attended by three or four pkilfutsurgeons. i ; his friends entertained no hope of his recovery. The melancholy event has dart a gloom over the neighbourhood of Vl'esford, in which it took place. The respectable family with whom be Wassail a a lb a at the lime are sorely afflicted by the fate of their „ i esteemed and amiable friend. us , . BALLINASLOE " The followieg letter is from a tairdal) e gen tleman l.f the county- of Clam.- It saireos nu* melancholy picture of the times • ' " aalbnaalso, °goober I. Dias am—Having an oppariasity, 1 seed you ms count of the Fair of Ilelisaaalue, as far ea it ham gone. ..Tlttei•it fall cm sheep stare last year has he.. from Ochs to tea ahoy' liar earl; so sheep from the County Chime l haselthl posed; aid a very extensive linsillotel of oar County, who farms a part et his era estate, sold biespollees all I A sad his awes at 4s. There are aeon& Ws from our Comity going home umiak agony Of winds morellimwat been • alltubblit m*,,d for, which is a thief never booms ot this fair tielosyc This gives a finishing blow to the farmers. it woe a commie. this to see the tattooed'. brand on thesheep own the oriiire., so as to be sure of rereiviag the produce. This is the fourth depot. the fair, and stilt there are ..bees of sheep is the fair ' trying to force a sale. The nainber sold up to last night was 91,000; unsold, 11,000. The common priors ware—far li/ethers, from 13s. to 114.. each ; for elms, from 9a. to IS.. This is about isoe-11411 of what they usuallr soid for is grid times; very little business doing it the burst fair." The house of Miles Hough, neon Thurles, was maliciously consumed on Suorfey night. Two houses near 'fallow were elm burned a few nights ago. Thomas Foley woe murdered at the fair of Bala lyclerehao, in the county of Tipperary, on Monday. Nut.LINOAB.OOTOBaa 3. We regret to stet.. that the approach of the long winter nights sweeps to progliorlicate the recurrence of the shameful obstructions in floe Royal Causal navigation, by ratting the batiks, which have but too Oen occurred at different poloist (between die Shannon and metropolo. Within the lot eight or ten days a breach was effected its the great embank% went at Blackwater: and in a few eighty after. when the daniage Wilt partially rvpaired, the dame. were broken down, and a still more extensive part of the work entirely swept sway. The injury cannot be made good its Iris fliau six Wlekto Mr. LANBTON has bought the colliery at New bottle, late the property of Messrs. NE•HAM lOW Co. for 70,000/. We understand that 30,0001. of the purchase money is to be paid unnieduitgly„ sad the remainder in twelve nion/ha.—(Datliasis Chronicle.) 012,:t /.v .-,,,a .4 f UM 9 • iimt A., i I I , 1 • :# :4 • :SetP,) SIR *; jj ,..,..:- • AI NM M I