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'! r '~ ~ , ! Bin 1.6"4/41Prolt I li .Kilter ("WI of a lovingNten l ,.... esl by theyisible der lose of au jonsible slaughter. He Barr with rat" Om distress lbr trodro plans that Its I .tts *Oll 110 in... It Care snit anxiety fuatrnut, wisher beneath the edit hand of 01 isivisible el:semse. His Lady w*. lit emir. vain, ritl;•rt-d. ro.l avasstiti.ril with h.q. trade partner, fur the loss (Ley wire all likely to sostaio. Orr Ladyship, hoorver, not despairing o remedy beiag found, look the Noo4 prodeutial sod effectual method, by delicately searrldue the tender heart of the &Ogled fair one. Dr. Mead, the Escolapios of his day. pro sistouelog her disorder beyond his power, or evru that of MeMeille, to remove, prompted the good holy to divine the sneer,. She was eoiaviliced that lure alum. was the disturber of her blot, a..d the destroyer ul her frame. As. sera of this, bee Lsdabip made bre fair guest a visit,.regailelmg, if possible, to discover the lataut care of her indisposition. For this porpose she, with (nut address, asked her where she felt she most plou ? soot is what mower particularly she was affartrd ? Not re. ablate Us slew questiews, sad wine others ofa si m dam immure, the meet septic* asswers, her first sospreions were still absistues combated. With all the tend'r delicacy, therefore, which slit miegoisheil her amiable character, she se ited her had with beige sympathy, arid &clued she was Most es trogen happy to have disagreed that the collie of hor m bdp was at tearable. The carer is love, said she, sod tee which I think a certain core may be found.' The thine.: idea perceived this observitium made to her (JO patient, coo . Stood its propriety. She thee entreated the indisposed dam sel to ewe to ara, *be was she object of her affection ; and peaggised,•pen her beerier. sot 10 betray bee confidence. She farther permailed,,hry smiriag her that ale Would. were it papeible, obtain foe her the object ref her IJugeratiteg desires. • j breve a. most se impala of poor diserctiub, my 4,ear Sig trpa,' atestineed the worthy Lady, that you c o ohl n o t p ns . . • is peer affectiests Mt au improper object, 11111 i lam the aterelispetteal le haw who be is, that 1 may she 1010111 r end the maws of restorieg pee to your grouted charms, lo alih, sad happieses. My Lied is deeply afflicted in coos. pi. are of peer iodispesidue. He is, iorletel, Much more doomed 'ban t soul base Omagh& he coslJ, with all hi. in..as of mate. have brew fur any sinter r iu his blued, veu as amathie as pee are, my dear Sigour a.' • 0, my dear Madam!' said the nachdo•he.pitierl plea Lady, spare me, spare me! I dare not trout'. as my weekoess, eves to poi—ell gracious as you have b. e., to your wear charge. bid I cannot caries the retuorae feel at my beim" obliged to behave with isigrairtude to your dear Lord, by eisoceatiug frees him be well as from you, awe an% amorous lonefatege, what preys epee my eaiiseuce, cud meal Sally beer me tie my grave.' • ' My dear Sageora; replied she Lady, !'lie now in poor power so acquit rowself of all reeeeived obligation to both hams sad me, by so far ataierrimg es we deserve your orall dace se to trust as wish the imperial secret. We would wish to base this sasentaat of your reposing in our onions earwig being exerted be peer welfare. It is eo idle curiosity that urges my entreaty, bet ea imileserilethlc interest I feel is pour farrow. Saseeld sheer be foaled, upon ioquiry, any. **superable bee lean bamerable sumo, dist eats alone ft• Mem roe to yam be peace of sided, she secret shall ever ramie **discovered to the inspertimence of inquiry, or the assent of malleeity: " The above caudal, sieetar, tied interestieg declartlion of the mod lady was toe peevatliaf. It was al once the 'emilderece ad heartfelt gratitude of the efilicied fair cue. She emsferised that Me. Herrick was the object of her es teem; bet that be was as yet entirely ignorant of beteg the ease, of what she had se severely felt from her trader Ittschmeel.' " The satiable lady, with the greatest coweers, heard slits coefessims, wad hold her with romptums of apprehension, that she feared the possibility if bet dreier. ever beteg guilt. fled by the aurammeet of these object t that Mr. Garrick was a panic fellow gahrereally caressed by families of the first disown**, and wee who had bees already snorted of so prime to caulk aid Somme is a metronome' ulhanee. She 'represrused 'Arenas se bete Isogoisibrug patient enmity other difficulties; but ladies they had visibly affected the under elate of the wow ett.despeediag fair, she assured her Oil mu "weans should be left mauled. She begged that neither tato gear nor hopeless grief should be suffered to prey soy logger me bee almost exhausted frame. ' Croofide; said she.' in my Lord's pool wilco; end be antral of uita best efforts bens( exerted to adagio pew earomplation and relief.' " His LurJohip was erjoiced that his Lady had obtained she gives cause of his beloved (although musvit•ed) Limas!). ter's lorlispatommo; io proportmo to its eutieralsneut having tensed him the greatest umesesser. its dirr.rwrry afforded him Orator,. Beteg possessed of the It Nth, his bops of his child's owed, recovery bream so revive. Kouwiug Garrck's love fee ovary was the ray of his expectation, mod the guide oaf his eacaserah Mr. Garrick was isstrintly erns for to hi. base. He had me solar arrived, aid inquired after the health of Sigisora, than his Lordship opened the ',revel time, liymeu, by Oa:wale( him with a smile, • that the lady's indisposition was sat to be removed by any sillier than one Doctor Garrick, as indeed/ arqsainiaide ut " • Pray, my dear Lord, said the astuutalitd manager, • explain 'oars. If.' • Well, Sir, answered his Lordship. • should you tied, upon Hie strictest inquiry, that Siguuitt Itioletti is a lady of family sort fortune, arid oiasaessed of esery airtne luthapeu taLle to she baser of she female char•earr, do you thus you ruuld satisfactorily receive her from my hands, %jilt a protium of teu • thousand pounds? Acid here let me iufoim yea Hist abe is sip dattgahts: " The esraptared Garrick gave his Lordship ten Ilionsaud thinks fur the simmerited honour and formic to which be so unexpectedly. but geseroosly, invited 11110. He at the saute time declared, with all due decorum, * that the lady was, from the list mono* of his arquairrtora anti bee, fat from being indiffereol to either his views or his wishes.; and that he bad MP, felt more thee a cumitrou inietest tin tier favour.' " You add to my wilisfattiun, sod seli, ire the p4rental ap preiteosisnas I fell fro the recovery of my daughier: replied bin Lordship ; cold the crow of her Cemplaiul was &tato ',red, the her of losing my child was my etotsisot alThetion. And nits, Doctor, if you please, I will conduct you to your patient. Sly Lady 01111, I ha., %overpay us: " When Mr. Garlick caused the el amber he flew to the bed-side sd ho enassoneed fair, and acted his trait aids as much grace, nod pedlars more Unglue, than he Lad ever performed it es Ike atop. His Lordship then pleasantly inhumed her, that her doctor had hero in da , get of the same disordrr, sad from the seine cause—s., obs.tuate and smut Crsaary aieace. From this auspicious hour the God of Health ie.liloented bee cheek, and re-illuminated her eye. And the English Koaciva Cusilinoid uuremilting in his at trodanee 011 the yosug lady, whose' core was speedily t fleet ed, to the gloat joy of the noble family. • The nuptials being celebrated, 31r. Edward Moore, she ingenious city poet, isiecribed a very portly copy of verses to Mrs. Garrick, ishereiu be Mseribis Fortune to search of • favourite daughter. After mauy s sweaty strp, she a t u pp.,l her giddy shed at flMitottlOU•cale, where she found the ob ject of her inquiry, mud lavished ou_ her Ilse chcienat of her favours?' • 1 r. Murphy mention* the sum to bare ttc.st pia dum mied pawls. A detachment of yagers of the Honourable Arid. lery Company held their last public *horning (lay, for the year, at Woolwich, on Wednesday laid. The medal• were fired for ar iitial, and although the weather was extremely unfavourable fur 6411 firing, the day's practice war ultrigedier TrrO +I knbly good. The very superior firing of Capt. BESSELL, at 300 yards, won him the first medal ; the secrind sad third were wan by M e , f , N . ss ook and s Te _ IT. Mr. K. T. HAIL, mho obtained the King's lords!, hit every shut at 250 yards; and Mr. Itt ♦tits got the Stamford medal by excellent ut 900 yards without a rert. Some new rifle., made by Mr. BILVAPI. of Waterloo-place, were used on this *name ; hia greatly improved plan of loading at breech !It admired, and his guns are io► to any others, in reference hich they curt be loaded, and required to keep them clean. at the long distances bit with the breecb wiii mod tmoat decidedly auprrii to the rapidity with 1,1 the tittle trouble rel The shots haw thaws the gutsiest accuracy. THE TURF. NEWIIkRKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING, 188. M'TOti►R 17. ("Menet Syn:tr's I. by WltAlt b ue, dam by Caßoos*, brit c. by Sena. oat of Histona, Na. 41b. each, T.Y.C. Was. Is. 11.-4 to 1 um Cohaul liiyoges f. Th r s. T ou t i Chi. of the o.tlmads Nfaltes Of 305 i. each R AI • Nfr. Eirchis., 3 yrs old, Kit. 10:6. .. poke ..f f:rar R•tin•tel, 4 yie oh!, B.i. 11114 Wolll-y unmet , Comical, 6 yr. old , 84. 10Ib. Verol.m nano.. TIViOIIIIIII. 4 )rs oil. 8.1. `tr. ( I. T..a n4mr. Itmuiei, 3 y.a old, 7.1. 1..1 6. It. Cavead..l. 11)-torsin Shandy, 3 yt0,111.t..71b. The Jodi& plar.•rl bat two. , tol 'est Elettret.s-3 to I mitt Regivald-5 to 2 . 1 .1 r l•hr f.,Knang hating dictated forfeit ittiibia the time pre. ~eiibed are to pry only 10.1 s. curb, to be dividtd betooeu arra of the *inning hence in the two climes Foirs's soli:its. 6 yts 4,11!, 9.1 9.b. Lutti Eat ire, hr. h. by At drnssan, 5 ors old, •at. 61b. Lipid Laei.r u+m.s Ajax, 3 yrs old, 74. 911, Mr. Wyndlt ttn's Cr. c. by Y. Gamut's. 3 yrs old, lit. 21b. Mr. Girt' 1I•'+ /Imo, 3 yrs old, 7st. Ilb. Mr. WUI. Ulue fluid beat Lord Exeter% Tipsey, t. 41b. rash , I). M. 50g. —5 to 2 uit Blot RUill. A Gobi for, valor I 000., by a subscription of 10gs. each, the .orp:os In the onus r. (or 3 yr olds and npsrards. A.F. Mr. Udory's Mirsoritns, 5 'ls 9•1 l. Mr. lisnnlis Los., 5 yrs .141, B.t. 101 b. 2 Lord G. 11. Cavrndish's fiscrbsual, 4 ye• old, Sat. tllb. Mr. Priti.'s Amy. 4 yrs old , tist. Sib. Quite of Itotl.ssil's c. by ttea•voin, 4 yrs old, 8.1. Mr. Cisoper'• Lori, 4 yrs old, 7.1. 121 b. Mr. itosers's Rosso*, 3 yis old, 741. 71b. %tionibsne4 .01 "-per, 3 yrs old, 7.1. 7:b. tnibstos's Li.. as, 3 yrs old, 741. 41b Mc. No, tlity's I. by 'Phantom, dam by Oursird, 3 yrs, 7 111.„ MI Rogers'. b. (. by Itubrus, out of Peony 'nuarpra, 3 yrsrad, 7.t. 121 b Mr. Udsty's l'..ntuulle. 4 yrs old , 7st. 111 b pd Mr. Gresilk's A.r.n, 3 yr* old, 7.1. 71b 111 e Judge pigerd bul 7 lo 4 agsl Milaudola-10 to 1 not Lusa-4 to 1 seat Sh .. per. Doke of Graf/nt.'s 7st. 111 b, best Lord Ezeteea A rdrusran, Sit. 12:h. A. F. Iftags.-5. to 2uu tthizigig Tos n 1141 e of 501 fur three year olds, 7si 41b. ; fuer, Nat. 416 ; L.e, Ast. 111 h ; six, 90. Ills.; and sera, 9sl•4lht T.ll Al. hr *joiner to hr Buhl for 200 p. if d. nuisiled, Eseir.'s h 1. T pry, 4 yrs odd Mr. It. Pr.lit's b (. Amy,4 yts old Mr. (2...yet's h. r. Loty, 4 yr.: old M. Whitcstde's ch h. IVuovi ram's, aged Lord Clareridon's h e. Aluseo, 4 yits old Mr. Porklo.'s rh. f Urtty, 3 yrs ohl b dr The Judge placed bat too. to 2 opt Amy-0 to 4 apt Alaimo. HERTFORD HUNT MEETING. WtDVESII/Y, OCTOIIIIII The Downs were will atirwded, itutwellestanding the wet. sem of the weather; and the race for the Humeri Stakes was admirably castrated between the three first. Huatere States of Sgs. each, with te sided. Three-site Ywb. Mr. Goodisaa's Trail Ca'plain Lastotogis All Int ... 4 1 It _ _ - Rh. Armitage's b. g 111r.apase's b. f Loess& 3 3 de Fuer odors slatted; tads hest was wow by a stork. The 10 guineas Sweepstakes did Dot All. tbe riveter.' Slab., 01 501 by enbocription of 3go. each, eilL 15 marled from the Hoot Fran. Carrying 19.1. Mr. Hai.Ames Dicky Gosrop Mr. Itott. ire Chin ley 2 Niue started, and were all beat easy. HOLYWELI. HUNT RACES. TV VS AT, OCTOMIR 15. The Chisftsio &slue of big,. h. ft. fur Ihree.yesrs• silds.—Mwsiyu Sir T. Mcnisyn's h e. by Sir Oliver Lord Gros bl. e. Moseys Stakes of 10 sovereigns each —Musiyn Sir T. Mosty's Princess Royal, by Castrel, 4 yrs old .... 1 Mr. Moron's Kicker, 6 yrs obi Liird Sisitiford's Adveniuier, 3 yrs old 3 Mr. Charltou's Si. Patrick,* yrs old 4 Sweepstakes of 25 wpm eigas eacb, for two yr Ws. Half- Sir T. Slostrii'm b. r. MrresnilAti, by Sisley Mr. My br. e by Fab.. ria Pinta Sir W..W. Wyett's b f. by Coates Lord G pet' hr. I. Etleeite bolted. Produce Sweepstakes of Sags. emelt, h. fi. fur three yr•olds. • Ti.;; Sir T. Mostien's b. r. by Sir Oliver Sir W. W. Wyon's b. f. by Thunderbolt THE ROYAL CALEDONIAN HUNT RACES. FRIDAY, OCTOPI* 11. A Handicap Stakes, of Ti Sovereigns each, with 2S Suss tries ad.:.•d. One mile awl a half. Mr. F.irquharaiin'a h. f. by Young Gohsooa Sir David Hunter lllan i MIMS Alr. C quegic's h. f. Meese. 31r. Julluel..o's S.r Ti.uosas Au excellest race, woo by •early a length. SAT URDA Y. A PlAte of Fifty Guineas, pyres by the Hoot. for bourses, So, of all ages Two-wille heat.. Mares and geldings allowed 31b. Three-year nl Iv, Est. 41b.; four-year olds, Tat. Slb.; tire. year olds, Sit. Ilh.; silt years old mud nava, 5.1. 71b. Sir William Ilaltwrll'. gr.e.Jick the Laird's !frothier I I The Marquis of Ts erildale's eh. e. The Champion 2 3 Sir David Hunter Blair's b. f. Maria, 4 yrs old 3 4 Gen. Lesl.e Cumming's fr. en. flambletouia. 5 you old 4 Alr,Stephenson's b. c. Sober Robin, 4 yrs old b 5 — fhe &rot heat was .on by a length ; the ',round easily. A race between too hour-dealers followed, but it afforded no spurt. Forty sc , es of land in the parish of. Harmoncls woith, whici. ■ few years since was let at two pounds an acre. wort rccettlly tr-let at fire shillings air acre. ilfojoechi is now living at Milan, andcarries oil the bosntes• of a marc.4and•dt-vuirrres, or dealer in carriagts. He is out in high estimation among his countrymen ; and it is remarkable that the appella tion of " Ann ,Ni ricordo," still continues attached to his name in Italy. LAIM:ENTABLE . LOSS'of . LIIVBS sad 3HIPPINO. TAamottn, OCTOBER 16. This coast was visited cm Rosiday eight last with a most dreadful gale of wind from the N.E., which came saw abtiot half-past ten o'clock, and coutilswed with awabated fury till mid-day on Monday, when it moderated. The gale ens so sudden, dist there was no time fur preparation. and run-e. oueutly many vessel., it is feared, most hive suffered in tte early tart of it. The beach, 'for ecnosiderable distance to the northward of this place, is covered with pieces of week. Mutts and'fisiting-bosta were °bolted rooming through our roads for shelter, some with. the hiss of beats, and tither' in a very diet rrrrr d stale. In the course of the day au alarming reotirt was very prevalent of the loss of the Ranger revenue artier, Captain John Slyeis,'brkinghig to this sta. t rrrrr , sand as the day advafteesl the report became more gene rat. The •ftilety old tears of the wives' and relative, of the rsoos who were on board the Ranger, ban truly distreet- Ing ; they were seen running about in the most agonizing dote...a, seeking for informattim, but tome could be obtain ed to wise/ their pitiable stale of torpente. Is the even lag, however, all doubts on the subject were removed, as intelligelice was brought of her bring lost off Hatboro:igh Gap during the gal., and that every soul us boar.' had pe nab. d. The crew of the colter coesessed of thirty-eight pir‘oirs in all; out of which somber there were levers men on shore at Cromer, at the time she was lest, sad one man sick ors shove as this plate; so that the somber of the unfor tunate sufferers is thirty, Melodist the Captain, and Mr. Reda. d, the mate. The wreck of the cutler come'rin shore during the might, bottom ; aesdid alma the body of the mete. Several other bodies heloogsug to her have sillier been. picked up opus, the beach, bill we do mat learn that the burly of Captain Say. rs has yet been Mood. The melancholy Welber ace of the fate of the Raster zed her crew was contmonicared to the relatives of Capt. Sayers, as airmu as prudence -until allow; and we rapid not picture to our reader, Ilse distressing stale of hishonily since. Capt. Sayers was a single moo, awl whew on shore resided with hm std. rs On the onsy. in this 101111. To them his loss most be orivere indeed, aud to • numerous tittle of diadem and friends his memory will he lung cherished wish esteesse and regret. Captain Sayers had been on skis amino in the Ran. ger fifteen years, and had repeatedly dissiogviohcd himself in action with the smugglers oho infest ibis coast. It is very remarkable, that the Hustler rcveuue cutler, Captain Jay, was lost, with all hand., within 150 yard. of the spot where the Ranger was writhed. In consrgwerice of the Tess of the Hunter, to MY], Ike Keep, was appointed to succeed her on she station, aril the contoured gives to Captain Say. es. As some of the crew, we understand, are Natives of Har wich, we have collected, for the informatioa of their ram ism', the name* of she eight who survived their unfortunate memmaira, viz. Joseph Bedard. Isaac Marshall, William Sallow's, James Fisk, Robert Holbrook, Titus Robinson, Se court Layton, and Samuel Pretlyetaw. Several semen are on shore to she northward of this place, sad mawy, it is feared, have foundered al sea with ell hands. Four Wilms have been picked up on the beach, sod are mow lyiog it the workhouse. One of them ably hag been coured ; hits sense is John Walker, bakorging to the Dolphin, of which vessel waft wrecked, and all heads perisbed,ex cepling the mate, who swam on shore. The Ulysses, Cooney, of Seeder-lewd; Hopewell, itodley, of Mahlon; Ageaorla, • Humber keel. are totally wrecked, and the crews supposed to be drowned. The Supply, of Suoderland, is. wreck; • young geodeman, a passenger, drowsed; the ere, were, however, saved by Captsie Manby's mortar. The Sarah and Mary, Harrison, of Boston, for Lo n d on, is um shore at Lowestoft, crew saved. The Nelson. of Yarmouth, Pill, master, Mes shore at Wells. Every hoer brings as ietelligeorma some fifth disaster, mid it will be many osontle before the meal the losses sustained will he kimon. Comidemble spore \cesium have been eirtertaissed for the safety of a steam packet, bound to the worth, which passed through our roads us &today afternooon, sus is is 'opposed she could not have weathered she gale, mid we have sot olitstued nay istforma- Hue of her since. About thirty sail cot from door Miles in our roads on Monday morning. Several helium boats are on atom, awl many have escapsd with the lowa their eatts.— (Chelmsford Chronicle.) COURSE OF EXCUANC Amsterdatt ....C.F It 4 Ditto at sight l2 1 Rotterdam !U. 12 5 Antwerp 4 Hamburg% U. 37 9 Altona.. *A 1T 37 10 Paris 3 day's sight 25 45 Ditto ....2 U. 25 75 Bottrdeatts 25 75 Frankfort on the Main, I.x. M 157 Petersbuigli.rbl 3 U. 91 Yucaipa effectile 2 M 10 19 Tr.tsle. "do lO 10 Mulch] Cadiz ....... ...... 3S. Bilboa SO/ &mien& 3ll Sewlilt abi .. :E. Fainar, OCTOBER IS. 1 LREIIOEO Giv es Veniee . .. I Malta Naples Palermo.... per OZ. 118 Lisboa ..... ...... 54t ( Oporto ( Rio Janeiro 1 Bahia .. .. Dublin Cork 121:1.1.10/1 Portugal Gold is g d. Coin, per os 0 0 0 Foreign Gold is Bars 3 17 6 New Doubloons 0 0 U .New Dollars 0 4 01 Silver is Bars U 0 DREADFUL SUICIDR AT CA KERIDGE. Os Friday the 11th iiestaut s• iagrnt was held st Cam bridge, before Messrs. A. Chelan and .1. Brown, Coronets for that bo►ough, s•d a highly respectable-N.7,0s she body of Edwin Greoadield (an apprrrtice to Mr. Hebbleame, draper, in the Market place), who had put • period to his existene e on the preceding missing by shooting himself with a pistol. Mr. Hebblewhiteettemined-s-Deeeased was my apprentice, sued had been bowed about four s•,.nshs, but had been in my envier for seventeen Martha. About eight u'eleselt on Thais day sight, Mr. Frederick Hebbleutrite, my brother, sent up stairs and found • kuife,aa expensive one, oa the table i■ the bed•soum or the deceased; be gave it to me. When de ceased came onto the shop, I asked him if it was hies knife? he eutewerrel, that it was; seemed rather confused, and Offered to take bold of is. 1 naked hies where he bought is; be answered, at Mr. Pt lea's, and that be had bad it absent three weeks. 1 observ. d is was al's. knife, and sleet the price was rather a long ps ire for him to be the porelte.er of it. He replied, he did out give 17e., be only gave ss. Ito it, as three w■s one blade broken out of is. I observed that 1 ?.e. was • great reduction, as only oar blade was brakes oat, lost that 1 world gel to Sir. Peters and inquire it he had sold such ■ knife at that price. I ■reosdingly weul to Mr. Peters, who informed me that it was ■ 17s. knife, and that he was nut awase that is bad been sold fur less; he did not sell it him self, as he is not much in the shop, sad Mrs. Peteas was nut at home. On my return, Greetifield tame up mad said, w Well, Sir, what does he say ?w I answered, " Pierer mind what Mr. Peters says; what do you say'" He made no re• ply. I then asked, whether be bought t►e knife of Mr. or Mrs. P eeeee ? He hesitated some time, and then said Ise did nut know. I replied, " that it was but three weeks are, and he west recollect it." He then said be bought it of Mr. Pete... 1 questioned him twice or tinier ; he gave the same answer, sud •aid he would swear to it. 1 etplieel, then that I would ascertain tit the morning whom be did buy it of. Deceased then assisted in putting up the Shutters, after which lie weal up stairs with the other young men into the keeping-room, as usual ; be did not spe■k a weed to any one, bat took a book, and appeared to be reading; he seinaineel •hunt a quarter of an hour or rule► tuO-e in the room; be Ora took hie bed•osdle as west op stairs; be remained these, sled we heard no more of him, aged I was rather am. prised that he did sot come down to •upper. After supper (at might then be • quitter to leo), !observed, that I would go up mot see what he was about, 'Woking, if be w■s nut iu bell, I would ask him some few questions between ourselves, as One rust had transpired in the presents of the young men In the shop. Whets 1 gut to I d s mom, I (maid ill. door fastened; I rapped, and called Edo in." He an swered, " Yea, So," the first time 1 called. I thought he was io bed. I called • seemed time, and by his answer I found be sea not is bed, but he did not open the door. 1 rapped soil called a. third time, and desired hint to open she door ; immedimely after which I heard the report of • pistol. 1 inmeotly put my rout to the doo► and buret it open; when I gut into the some be was tit the act of seelsug back and fall. tog frum she chair; he did nut speak a word. 1 noticed that the ball had tutelad Lb right lamest, as his coat was bunion ! : at the time. I thee ran so she lop of she stairs soil called out, "Edwin has shot himself; suit for Mr. Headly, she sur- Krim." Sume of she young men Willi fur him, and so a few minutes Mr. Resell came. Deceased bad fallen upon the pistol. Immediately Mr. Headly s.sw the wound he said it WAS all over. On the table were fru lettere in she deceased's hand-writing ; one was addressed to Lis mother, the other to his father. He must love had the pistol by tom; but 1 be lieve it was not known to any body in Ilse house. To • goes. tom from WOO of the Jury. • IN.'S. observed that a circum stance had emigre.] to his observation abort twelve moods ago that iuditeed 1ei.... on to suspect Isis integrity. He weal out with some gouda to Batsmen, said brought home a gold chain, width be emd he had fused. Is was as old cite, sad out very valuable, and I thought it very probable that it night be OW. Abend • anooth or two after that, however, after he bad gone out with another parcel, he resurued with two gold seals anal • key, sod raid hr had found them also ; 1 was it consequence father sospecious that all was not right, and refused to bare dim bonnet, and wrote W bin needier ac cOrulitigly ; she cams seer, tiri:l fried, by every Minor in her power, to **certain bo. be became possesseel of the that n aad seals; be solemnly affirmed Ow he found them; and his mother saying t h at she thought it impossible that any yowl man really guilty could ass. rt his innocence in curb a puei. lare'erisimer ' 1 coosented to take him ; Le was bound, sod I haul no forth. r Location to eloodino lit hominy till yesterday. The letters found on his dr:estate-table are in the baud oY the deceased. The hand-writing was much the same as he usually wrote; it was an indifferent oils; be had out haul a very liberal education. The fist letter was as follows; it was not folded up or directed:— " OenLer 9, 1822. " Dear Mother—My last kind lore and sffectiut to you the latest hone of ay life. 1 took the opportiiiiity of giviog you charge not lu weep Tor me, is I think you kind aud af f lout I have sinned against God and against thee; but I never tame •ball have the Fillicity of embracing your sweet lips again, hut I hope you will 1101 thiuk me alTec. tollgate to you, o► I bluish' have acted otherwise; you elver• told me to I.e aired, and Industrious, Lind and honest to all, but I have broken thy 110111; when I was told of stealing, I e.aied it, but I hope God will forgive me, so therefore Adue to yes, my dear mother: _ . . " Your dear Son, t• E GREENFIELD." The seeped was not fisilArd ; it ran thus:— " October 9,1522. " Dear Father—This is the last opportnuily I have of 'writing to roe, sod the tithe I was sdiing to you I hail She pistol or the table by ety side. 1 taupe you will sot think use afftetiunate-- Here the letter broke off; awl it is pub ible the nativity, youth .as iiiterrupted by Mr. Hebblrishite, arid put 3 yes wit to his rxisteuer.. Mr. Hebbiewbites examination -nu restimed—Since the first circumstance occurred I reser thought hint dempondint I never observed him aMorhpd in nuttiest, nor any uhf terrace its his mantser until the lass month, when be did not appear so attentive to business as usual. Even last sight he Jul nut appear much affected. The oilier evidence iti every respect confirmed the testi mony of Mr. Hebbleahitc. After Mr. Coroner Chrvall had summed up, the Joey re. turn►d a verdict—" Thal Ike deceased had destroyed himself is a Al of desposdeney." MARKET'S. CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, °cross* 18. Sepplies custione to arrive in such abundance, having had pities Monday 8,400 quarters of Wheat, 4.700 of 16,300 of Wis. sod 7,300 sacks of Finite, that the consumers have some difficulty in making their sell-clime, confining themselves principally to the best samples of new Wheat, which kind is rather dell rale at Monday's prices, while in. ferior setts are unsaleable, and nominal as to value. Fine malting Barley supports the price of last market-day, and brisk sale at that amendment. The Oat trade is very heavy, °ohm to the magnitude of the supplies, but fresh Corn ob tained last Itlonday's price. In Beams and Pease there is ht. lle or no variation. Average prier of beat ree.eived in Ibe week endior Oc tober It, is tts. bd. ; Bosky, 264. Id. ; Oats, 18s. 7J. ; Rye, tem. ad.; Beans, tbs.; Prase, tlls. Id. UXBRIDGE. Cora Inspector's Return, THURSDAY, OCTOBER I?. Wheat, per load ..... el —s to 11l Os New ditto Barley, per q u arter Its —A to 220, —4 Oats . --d to 30s —d Beans tBs --d to 32s --d Prase Rye DEVIZES. OcTomtit 17. Wisest.... 22s 04 a 256 04 I Oats l2. 0.1 a 24s NI Barley.— 20. Oa a 28s 04 Brans 78S Sacks of %Vbeat sold al the average of 17s. 3p. HUNG ER FO R ()aromas 10. Wheat....2os. Od. to 48s. 0,1. I Oats.. 14. Od. to 14f. 0,1. Od. to 25, Od. peens !Os. Od. to 335. 01. SALISBURY, ()imam' lb. Wheat 214. to 484 Od I •Oats.... 16.. OA. t• M. 0.1 Barky. SMITHFI FRIDAY, Ocrosta IS. Oar supply stag rather shut' thismuraing, yet both Beef sod Mutton are something cheaper, aod the same may be said of Veal sad Pink, but Lamb is rather higher. Hay and Clover hare rises in prier, Sitar remains at our last ono. tattoo. The follauriug is a carted siakaseet of the plias sad 'mothers To Pint Hue offal per moue of 61b. 8eef....21. 64, to 3.. 83. Head of Cattle Han day: Mutton .2. Id. to 3. 04. Beasts Lamb.. 3. 0.1. to 3s. 84. Sheep and Lambe.— 6,700 Vea1....3s 01 to 4s 41.1. Calves Pork...3i 04 in 44 OJ 1 l'its HAY-MARKET. Hay Clover Straw ... NEWGATE AND LEADENIIALL MARKETS. (BY tlic Carcass.) Beef.... 4s Od to es Rd Veal .... 2s 4rl to 4s 0.1 Melton.. Is 4d to es Nd I Pork 2s Od to 3s Sd Lomb Is Od to 8. Od. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. 1T.111A1101 . 1. WNITIRCHATEIN. New Hay. 3I 7. to 4! 10s 0.1 I Nay.... Si Os 0.1 to 4' 6. Al 01.1 du. 0/ us 0.1 tu OE 0,0.1 I Nrw do. 0/0. Od to 01 OK Od Clover 3/ Its 0.1 to 4110 s 0.1 Clover Si ISs Od to Its 0.1 Straw . II 7s 01 tu 2/ Vs Od I Straw 1184 Od to 11 16s 0.1 PRICE OF It POCK VD, --- - Kent ....21 101 to 4/ 14.1 Kent I/ 5s to 4/ 4. Sussex ..2/ Os to 2/ 18. I Sneak* 11 Os to 21 lot Essex....2l as to 3/ 12 s Essex .... 21 2. to 31 0. 1)1'S, per Cwt. I 11,1104. Feller. OF POTATOES, Fatnav, °croon' ls. Alarsh Champions Riau!, Shawl. Upland Champs 606 0.1 to 851 0.1 Upland Sha• (dnebrcs Antic Potatoes .... Oscuobla • . PRICE OF RAW VAT, per alone of bib. Price by Tallow (as lasted by lee Tullusr-luellers), 2..41 PRICE OF TAL L OW, Town Tallow 43s OJ Ud I Yelluw Russia 45.04 0.1 White ditto...—s U. Soap auto.... ♦l• OJ —s OJ Melting Stuff 334 Uli 04 Ditiu rqugh..l6s 141 —s UJ SOAP, ke. per 11111). Yellow Soap 7Ol Mottled Curd .... tals Gras es 7. 6.1. Good Merl ISs CJs PRICE OF CAIN DI.EB, From Tallow Omnißros Holt. Price of CanJlrs, per dozen, 9s tlil—Mooltls, 10i 6.1. 611. per dozen allowed for 'ratty money. N.B.—The prices is the general Retail Skirt a►e from 73c1. to BJ. wr lb. COAL MARKET, OCTOBER 18. Skip.., Market. Ship. Sold Pri. e. 511 Newcamk. 26 Suuderlaud [Frost the Lowthon New Price Cerrrat.) FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18. eoTTOIII —The pureilsore annum since aria day week are pearly 1,800 packages thy regrow, kirk w:s busk on Siva- Asp, rather sub-Ped, on account of the utiraenurthle repo t !, Irons Liverpool, but, as the lett. es this twor..ing lit ale a rear sal of the demand there and at tulles pi ices, it is p oh ih'e the request brie will In again animated. The sales s.nce our last consist "(- 000 B. ti a a 600 Surata 400 MA.... 50 1 2 .rtiam• . _ Coerru.—Ther.• hire fuel C.... putihe '31 , 14 loroUirbt f u r. ward this wok, y.. 1 the humility of (',flue tr (oily adequate In the languid request ; the ordioara p..r.e la milted and rack are la. a Sa. lower, moil t:.t. &mawd vt...y haul e d ; th e r i ea „ Coffee and all •legeripuilin• of m o..'nod arid Sue raid. Alin;; tell freely avid p ewees , a t , anoint „ i • the ecAreity of their Fure•e n ('.,hires .n * 4410,01 1 ct, tl: the ' , tree!, I.o'y h.unght toren , cl hate all bet. tak , ti in. The • %tete 616. pubs a u . , rt OOP ralent/011, and :.0 ptlielooXelt by priyair colitnict I , p,• i i,,t . SIVCAIt —The late large nrritalo of :‘l..aenvades and report yd . further consid,•raYe poi,.s tinly expel • carimied a ;wavy in:okri on Tuesday taNt ; ',wee th. n N„,„ his hr ell a g:ea , er inelinati-n asauat 1191.1.. r, in t sales, and the 'Pier., army be a.wed a1.0.,ut a lc fuaer by prlvate Cunt, art. T o wis i da the rh.st. ..1 the .I.y • crell sensation was pro duerd in the Sez it 0u1 , k.1 be the t, of the pnl...c .ale; it entisisied of 113 Wel.. 111....tserrails, an:l sold 54.. SI a It/s., teem 1.. 6.1. a 24. per rwt. lower lima the revi v a l prima, and fro". 2a • 24. J. per cat. lower ikon the biped prices realised tibia flay wt. k. The b0a.... al door in R. fined moods remit Friday op to Tuesday wry 4. ty con46lerside, and .uch st•s the scarcity goods, that the re obtain...l an •.l.a..ce of Is. • 2s. per cat. readily : the suppl.es or raw alektra an.l the heavy en ; ,. het hay since then 1.4.1 • a. ry te•lf .suurable ram upon 111,fiord ; the sal.a are limited to analll parcel', but will. Inlle variatoou as to prices : Ihr hie ademee n nonnuairod on account of the short suppliei of ItefitteJ Goads at kt t.—Molatties Tlo.e have been uo public aalea of Forrico %pm 114 wet k the .bile descripluonl ale II icquirtd arttr, but iw purr lone% to any exteni are 'repotted. F.,1 1111113 Pate on dnesdaa ('..11e..-1.171) h•g• Ceylon, te...losilinary 965. a 98s. 6d. slams Ilits 6.1. a 945. 61 Triage 834. • Suguur-6,154 hags Bengal, %lusts, sts gond yellow/ . 725 Bout non, ). hiss 2js a 235. 6J. brow• Rice—ordiu■ry yellow or she P. 1 ,113 kind Ss. a Ss. 611. muddling gnarl RUM, BRAN Dv. and tiotra nets —The Spirit market rt. mains in a very di pret+rd .t t. the sales of Rum repneted since the 11.. v, tninctit cosilract !sit wreck are quite inronsi d•rable ; tbr biddies, however, opprar nut to be anxious to effect •ales, and no redection in the pries.' bus been sob milled to; It would, haw.ver, he difSenit to effect sale at the former ruin ni y. Brandy in beavy, and no sags what ever are lately report. d ; the best souks still offer at 3s. 2d. without fi oda. g buyers. TALLOW.— I be inures of yellow candle Tallow, whirls were on skis, day w ek 434. (hi a 44r. mull to day be quoted 455. a 45a. Gd. TOMO 1 allow has lately &desisted very ear tolerably. H itr r.—Tbe demand for H. top has beets general and et letsaive; an advance of Si. a 41. mad be gaoled. SI. Peter burgh cleats 401. a 4U. RAW I D F-S. Best Heifers & Steen, per et Ordinery..ia Sd le Sr 10d 30 41 t• 3s 64 Nlnrket Cslf.. each 10. 0 4 Middlings 3s Od to 316 2,1 Eng. Horse Ps 04 to Os Od PRICE OF LEATHER. Rafts, fin In 581bs each 23.1 4o 244 per Ih. Ditto, 56 to 8611 as. each 25,1 to 984 Dressing Hides lnd to 19d Fine Coach Hides 10.1 to 90iid Croy Iluks 35 to 411 Ilts for Catlin: ifq.l ro 23a Ditto 45 to 50tb5..... ..... „lift to fend Calf Skins 30 to 40114 s ltd to 26d Ditto SO to *Nibs 2711 to 32d Ditto 70 to IRMA ... 164 to 17d Satan seals (Greenblatt) Large ditto .... Tanned Horse Hides 17.1 to 181 d Spauish Horse Hideo l9d to 234 ALTERATION IN PRICEL—A respectable corn.. dealer in Bedford lately bought uiur loads of wheat (five bushels to thr loan), eight loads of tares, end a sick or cluver-tred, fa- less motley than the cost ignite sock of clover-toed four years ago. NLw BAIT FOR sennight, a AI:11111N named AI.I.COCU, residing near the OM Alders, Tool/ridge, hav:og been performing some linnst - hold work with a map, went to the river to wash it. In the m.(1.4 of the opt ration she felt the mop suddenly setzurl in the water, and to her great astonishment she pulled it out with • tlitimpi; pike at the end of it,"weighing eleven pounds The voracious ti.li bail caught the rigs of the mop si tightly in Its teeth-hesetilwa that he could not ts tricate himself. A 111411, named n0440 ' 11. who escaped from Ayler• bitty gaol about ova years ego, where he was con hind li r itolchilie, a (frown e r at t h e some t i me being lodged h:on for sheep-stealing, was Waken a few days Noce at IVionlow, having tex tured to V;ail his Whig who reiides at that plicer On Thursday. the 3d tortoni, Mr. BARREN a re specimble farine , , war tt,r, %To from his horse on his return from Olney to London, where he lived, sod was sn much injured by the full that he expired nu Vie following 11111 l 'mtg. Ile Its, left seven children. and a wife who is tieir her confinement, to deplore his untimely (1,31!:. On Mond..y the 7th ins'ant, as EDWARD LOCK- WoOD, a hetween 19 a n d .29 years 01 age, Hon ut the late Mr. H. LOCKWOOD, of the King's Arm. 1 m, Stowntaiket, was jut the act of ripening the rvtiad-!..tote dour of his uncle% wirduniil, in that parish. he was knocked down by one or the ::1:11 so dreadiully injured I c the blow, that lie expired, after larguttlimg abut' ;;I,ev Lours. Ve•lerday—Pr. LuKr.-11..114.1y it the Bank, E‘cattiser, East sad Saud) Sea 'louses. 13111111. On irtattesd‘v last, Enight.l.r, t' • Lady Atigiisia rtticlarenre, of a dangliter, still M mt; lc Es. ...... At rerney Ccuile. iteJr on the Ilt ceortnt, "- .1. S. MIN k, of the Slio, F.dtubergli, to Murg.,r,! d.n¢hler of 1.1. titn.7l C, hn, I Lrg.rn. On the !(th u:t. at !:ptipll.l.l, Philip Molloy, 17-tq. Maly Anne, styled d'e'ter 3t0n...el O'Brien Butler, of Banit.2l., in thr creint) Ti;.retary, E.q. and grand u;,cr to the Isle Loral idunbry:le. DEATHS. In Brilford-phlre„ en the 16th instant, Miry !vibella, youngeAt ilp.itghter of Mr. Sergeant lirswood. On the 16th instant, in Yark•street, Sir Slatttiess Messrs. aged 7P. O the 1408 instsnt, Mrs. Welch, aged 74, only sister uf she late Sir K of rattans, Kent, • HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS DA Morning 13 after 4. I Evening 32 filer 4. Printed aad Pt - a:..hed at TSIF: sauna PRESS a.l THE GEORE. Hex,. Nv. 1 27, Sirasek CHARLES CORNY% ELL, of ;Its firsolk,