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LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, GUILDHALL, WEsisismsrem, NovEmeick 6. This Lying the first day of Michaelmaa Term. the Court viol tint .it until on, o'clock, at wbirh Mr. Justice BATLEY and Mr. Justice IltsT look their wits on the Bench. The LORD CHI cr usT r. and Justice HOLROYD were atts.eut, Leong 1,, stteichnice at the House of Lords. The loroprr Officer matte a Report of the coo v;.7s nn bodrd the severel hulks. which was read. i'"te Court was occupied until two o'clock in motions of comet., after which they went :nt , , the peremptory paper. The Guildhall IM very neatly fitted up for the aecctlime.dition of the Court, and is much mow naimlious and convenient thau the old Court - ,v ,it %Vest'Muster 11411. POLICE. M AR TABOR01)011 STREET I)ARING BURGLAKIES. A ...v. of louse charmer, of the name of iliggias, was 1 r.d with burglary nod robbery to a very consid,ralde .• 1. I Ikr he me of Mrs. Harding, jeweller, iii t. l iveioti..b.upserc, on Motley evening. M. Ilat.ling left home in the middle of the day, no solo, p twirl is the house; and ow her ream with her who war desired to gall fur her at a friend's home ot 4.n ~'eloek, it was discovered that the shop had been .ohlr.il 01 rar rings, neck Imes, and other jewellery, to the son .1 . 11 of Aim/. 'I he shop lad was easpemed, and lodged oi the watt b.bouse, and from his information, the other primuntr, who is a relation of leis, 'esteemed. 11 appeared by tlO rot-meet of the lad, that Higgins had spiestioned Mitt. -.bout the fisteriogs, the family, and other particulars at pl.!. to Ina proper to be stated. Higgins was I allalided it,. lad liberated. OLD BAILEY. Qu S Ati , day morning ilor4r Sestions end d, wheel th« IC cuttltr isaf,rd sentence of death ois the 10l lon I n 9: prianlior•, %IR.— fur hurse.stealing; Daniel Gentle and 11in R. 1.5, fur atealitig in a 'lutetium. house ; Cliaa King, fur acudii..., a ihr, alciiiinc letter dratamling money; Jas. Wilcox, 1.9 hi.,, •e tirtaliinf . .; in the day time; Thus. Eaton, Thus. nud'llno. I utbas, fur highway robin ries ; Sophia Andrews and 11. ii y L, 0na,.1, fur stealing I, dwelling-liumara; Martin P.. 1.,, t•ir kisiclary; John Pritchard, fur highway rubbery; Cll4. t.. in, fur hunse-breakiug; mod Richard Scull, tw eig.iii.g and stabbing. pi west• intl.-red to be trunviwirterl fo► lufe, viz. Wm. I w I, Edward lingo, llatlhew Wilks,Tisos Dorset, facto:lo Thomas, !anis Lazarus, John Toms, James Pray, Wm. 'Fuson, l'hos Illertt, Jno.Smith, John Yonadets, Wm. I' oily, John JMOICP, James Jones, and Edlward Jackson. Tw col v for fourteen vears, Win smith, R. Greenhill, Assn Clifton, Mary Lambert, iklut..ll Darcy, Lome* Cridland, John Scott Heath, MIMI 1%)11111-.011, Julia Matt henan, Thus. Whiny, Muses Rataniater, Hillurr, Ann Dean, Elizabeth Slater, Elia. Burnham, Mum', Johns, Itachael Herbert, Rich. Stettin, Ann and Was. Bautuu. Forty for styes) year., viz - -•- - Jobe, I:roves, Robert Moldy, Jos. Clay, Mary Brown, ..). 0.4 Lyn, Willie). Jackman, John %Vocalise, Wm. Toms, Hat ley, Thos. Rees, %.w. Robinson, .1 no. Richardson, ,t. slow 1, Jolts) Cuotnin, Willm. Donna' ill, Phillip pi, Crider t Emma, James Romans, Thos. Gordon, nl. Eleanor Clark, (kw re Lamson, Henry Baker, tw in, Win. Kelly, Won. Macfarlane, Jug. Smith, Win. atior Slaxwell, Sarah Smith, Willem. Nicholls, 'l'ir fra.l% Sp...sabt, Win. Hackett, Win. Thompson, Win. r, Collins, Tbus. Clammy, Elvin. Abaralsaiiis, Love II and Calla Roach. Theo• acre sentenced to imprisonment in Cult stiur-sticet l'iium; 34 in the Dome of Currecri (((( st Clef kesivrell. and two in Neu gate for various p.•tuule, sevetal of whom were ordered to be whip. p.:(1 ; judgments were rebpiterl ; live were ordered to be privately and one publicly whipped and ells. e ; mid 34 were discharged by proclamation. Adjourned to the 6th December. SURRFY SESSIONS.—At the last Surrey Sessions r. MK look occasion to advert to t h e great iticrea , ,e of business for the last two or three years, winch at several Sessions had rendered it necessary to adjourn some portion of the business, ire order tint the Adjourned Sittings in florsemongtr.latie might not be interrupted ; and he gate notice, that at the neat Session be should submit to the consideration of the Court, whether it might not be desira4le in rotate to open the Session on Monday. Instead of Tuesday, and oleo to alter the order of proceeding to business. At the same Session. the Rev. Mr. MANX memorialized the Bench far an localise of salary, as Chaplain to the County Gaol, the consideration of which subject was referred to a Committee. Upon hearing the Report of the Visitors of the New House of Correction at Brix. ton, Mr. TIJOU, the Governor, who was appoiuted tit the last Midsummer Session. was dismissed, • new appointment will take place at the nest Session. A Committee was appointed to direct the construction of tread mills is that House of Correction, on the principle of those established with success at Bury St. Edmond's, Hertford, and other places, by which .prisoners are employed in grinding coru.—Power vim given to the Adjourned Session to be holders on the 4th of December, at Newington, to appoint • boosekeeper at the Session I iouw at Ne w i ngton . in the stead of Mrs. SLEL, who resigns the situation. On Tuesday last James Linton, jan. of Grant. ham, joiner, and William Montan, Welby, net that place, were convicted before JOHN LA NIGr WITH. Esq. Alderman, and other Magistrates ()- Grantham, of pulling down, a I'm% evensogs lielortf past cf some new houses now building by Mr. Hutt' for Sir W. !thous's, Ears. mad paid fur damage s' anal expenses 91. Although thi4 sun. vxtion took place upon the strongest and clearest v:deoce, the above two young men. from mottres in.t known to themselves, tletr the charge, and L a se 1 uhltshed bills °tiering a guinea reward to tit 1.. 1 - 14111 who actually did it, to " come forward and say so!" The typhus fever, we are sorry to state, is at I,re , Petit prevailing in this city. It first made its appearance in Caldesvgate, a lew weeks ago (cot in as insidiously stated in the Patriot of Int week), and soon afterwards appeared in different ports of the tau! It could not alwa3s be traced to contagion. It is of a malignant form. but no deaths have yet warred. There are at reseal twelve eases attended from the inspector. ft:Weak Joarnati ; ; .,i r . ;~ r . . f . • I ruNrsHIRE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. Tlw anneal meeting was held,. t►e 23d all. at Meld, tbe Ver. W. WhiteliaU Davies, is the Chair, •e by Mr T. Moors, Hart. 111.1'. on his right band; • t►e Vier-Pe♦ vielent's Chair was filled by Sir E. Pryse Lbyd. The Mild shire militia being at ibis lime embodied, Cabinet Pletcher rare directions for the band to perfume da►ing the dimmer. After the usual loyal, patriotic, and agricultural toasts, the Iter,Cha tresses said, be had!atteeseded the plosgbisg, and Gerry was lie to say, that it was the wont be bad ever sees—the performance teeing executed as Nisch wit► the hand nod fuel as with the plough!— (Lnefrater.)—The Chairman read • re. pool on the cultivation of the Masaghan beau, as a cleans nig crop ; and experiments had been tried by Mr. Dawson, who had ehilled nine rows in • field of Heligoland beans, two feet three inches asunder. The average produce gave a return of twenty-four bobbins and a third, for the Mara than ; and eighteen ►obbilts mad • third for the Heligoland : bring six hobbit.* in favour of the foreseer. This material advantage in produce spoke loudly is favoet of further ex periments. Mr. Cyneie Lloyd had tried she Matagleas, and he was decidedly of opinion it deseeved • farther trial. It wuuld probably lee au advantageous substitute for turnip,. ON VAMPIRES AND VAMPIRISM. 1 From " The New Wahl, Magaziat."] (Concluded from • forgoer Paper.) " The Myconians now boasted that the devil had met with Ins match : they had made the Broucoeolas t o , t w o t o hold hon. and their poets sported a nut... iwr of huolorems ballads, mod treated flair late distil, lwr with some excellent jokes. and abundance of wit wool rolocule. All would have ended well, if toe 'rooks at Owlr next visit to receive she capita. lion tax, had loot laid a fine sin the island, and turned the whole iiilwitture to the profit of the (fraud S ignoin'a treasury :—not forgetting that of his officers, through whose baud' the money was towered 10 puss." bat the e eooist part of the theory of Vampirism retioaias to be told : this faculty proved contagious; and those who load been sucked by a Vampire, felt theinslt es condemned to become Vampires, in 'lair turn. They failed away; every body Haw it ; became mere walking skeletons : they had 100 euloymesit of life. lor vain they rubbed themselves with tort's und earth taken from Ilse grave of their torineetor; in vain their tormentor lius elosiosterred, and treated with the customary indig nities tine to his malevolence. About she year 1732, the affair of viimpirient made • great noise in the Austrian states: and the report resounded through Europe. A heyduke, named Arnold Pan', was ciu.hr,l to death tinder a load of hay. Report affirmed, th it this Hungarian hod been. when loving. sus keit I.;%; • vampier consequently, he briug now dead, liegen to suck, in his tnrn. the inhabitants of the town. In • short time it was believed that four persons had died from the effects of his ournal visitations. The of the place proeeedeol to take cognizance of the facts : the tombs of this vampire and his victims were opened with all tise poleinnities of justice. The symptoms of vampirism we re ohs ious —l% ere demonstrated: in the poraetice of the magistrate the bodies had a stake driven through each of them, said suffered a postlio mous decollation. The minds of the people were apparently calmed, for a moment; but the calm was in anirearaere, and momentary only : every body believed that the country continued sub ject to tiee so-If-same suffering; for it was pros , . rd, that Arnold I'aul had not only killed four inhabitunis by his suctions, but that he had socked the cattle also, and there could be no dooilit--not the It aq in the world---but that those who had eaten of the flesh Gf such cattle, mod thre-e who should hereafter eat of such as ware not vet brought to market, would become vampires also. after their death. Where could this riiil ? Whit war iofection by small-pox. or by a sweeping pestilence, to Bois? Not leas than iincll ieva Walks were opened by way of precauti )))) ; and the usual proceedings egotism vampires weir resort ed to. 'Elie bodies were eventually burned, and the ashes were t 'mrn into the liver. The whole was conducted under the inspection of a military com mission uppointed by the government ; and the prates-ree bed was duly forwarded to ‘'Oeutia. The learned (fennel s got up dissertations on Vampires and N'ampirisin : the French press did the same : the most moderate (among whom was Dom. Culmet himself) did nut dare wholly to deny the via sibility of the re-appearance of deceased per sons; though they inclined to discharge the devil from the imputation of creating vampires. The Doctois of the Sorbonne comineuded the work of 1)oin. Calntet for avoiding two rocks, equally fatal, said they, on the subject of re-appearance', that of rain credulity, on one !sand, that of dan gerous pyrrhnnisen, on the other. it should seem, there-fine, that lie concluded. somewhat like Dr. Johnson, " Why, Sir, all testimony is for it ; and all argument is against it." But, here we stop :—for should it once become a popular opinion among us, that nettle which have been sucked may become the vehicles of infection, who can foresee the consequences on John !fulfils roast.beef stomach ? should it ever be admitted, that mutton, roast or boiled, may be attended with posthumous dangers. Yes, we do foresee one good effect—that vile nuisance, Smith field market, may he abated, in %tote of the averts cious insensibility of the city of London to the re nionsiraloCeS of the wise, and to the petitions of the benevolent. A Ores of different knots; the man whit by injustice or treachery amasses au immense fortune s is a vam pire to his descendants; the lawyer. whit establishes a fictitious point of law. re a vampire to rvrty succo sor in ihe• profession who relies Ott his authority: the ►tatesman alio broaches factious and injurious opinions. which lie per►uadrs his partisans are con etitutional, i» a vampire to his compatrtuts.—But the most powerful piotector spinet ouperuistural tisitatrons is a good canerirtice. Excellent is the advice of the ►agar _ Sir Haigh Amos to the cirst-fallen knight of the found belly. iu the la.t scene of the Merry Wires of Windsor :—" Sir Jolin foisifiti; serve Gut. and Irate your sinful desire*, cud Nines (vampires) will not pun you." The slowinits of the issoootaios itt Borrowdale end drillrr t k places it Coosberhnd, Isere. for awe thaw werk Hwy, been (-rested with a et:ulit ri,vcring suer,. MIRICITS. CORN EXCHANGE, MONIDAT I Plemasa O. The supply of Whest was redker large Shia nisraiag front &sex besides s considerable qisaisAlly which renutioed over from last week's arrival; she Ws if which woo exceedingly heavy, sad t.. par Altimeter cheaper for all deseriptiows, ex cept prime samples, which obtained last Mosslay's prices.-- nee Barley being scarce, sold Is. per quarter bicker thaa as this day week, but the inferior qaalsties were 411111 sale, and rather cheaper; Beans are Is. per quarter dearer; the Oat trade was very dull, at a decline of Is. per quarter; in Pease and other mewl c there is no slterstioa. CURRENT PRICES OF GRAIN. Wbeat,Kest & Essex,_ White Pease 34s U. . . (New) 344 541 Boilers 44• 46. --Old --• 66. Grey Pease .344 364 - Suffolk (new) 34s 54s Small Beans 32. 36, -Old • 66s Tick dello l6. ttl• -.--Norfolk(old) 464 113. Oafs, Potato 26. 308 -- Foreigu.... 644 64. Poland Mils 2.5* 28• Rye 26. 23• 1 Feed Oats .........IS. tie Barley lts 30s Flour, per seek 66• Oft Malt 46s 611 4 I Rape Seed, par 1•41..381 404 IMPORTATIONS LAST NECK. nogfish Wheal, 6,366; Barley, 2,923 ; Mall, 1.195 ; OMs, 10,604; Rye, 55; Beams, 1,531; Pestle, 4,083 —Forektu Wheal, 3,090; Barley, 100; Oais, 43,610.—1ri5h Mee, 2,030; Barley, 800; OWN 2,l2o.—Eagliek n ou r, 8,091 sacks; American dittos, 1,064 barrels. WINDSOR, Novriesim 4. tVlostt,p.l.l. 13/ Os to 1131 Os 11e5.., per yr 3% to 40s Barley, per WI. 20, to 30s Pease 4os to Os flats l4. to 30s itys -s to --s READING, ;ovsnasa 4. Wiest .504 to 734 Od Prose .... 324. So 3114 B.rky 22. to 304 0.1 I Oats lits Su 214 brans Oil Wheat.. lo STAINES, NOVILIII6IIII 3. ITlseet. ..131 Os tu lttl Os Pease per qr. .. 4 0 1 10 428 Rye Usts peeqr 27. to 23. Beaus —l it. —■ - NEWGATE AND LEA DENHA LL MARKETS. (By the Carcass.) Reef .... 2s 8.1 to 3s 8.1 I Veal 44 0.1 to 64 Chl Mutton.. 3* 4.1 to 3s 8.1 Pork 34 8,1 to Ss id PRICE OF RAW F, As elated by the Talluw I . !Writers. Price by Tallow ....3s 3d PRICES OP TALLOV Town Tallow N. 6.1 Ild Yellow Russia 03. Od 0,1 White ditt0...5141 Od 0 .1 Soap ditto.... 49s 0.1 —s 041 alehing Stuff 46; 041 —a Dill" rough..3os 0.1 —s Od -. ~' r, SOAP, sce. per 11121 b Yellow Soap Sts Muttkd O4s Curd Graves 26. 0. Good Dregs P. Os ~. ; . . SUITIIFIELD MARKET, Blkommir. Nomessa O. Thc market was exceedingly full of all descriptions of rattle this morning, and the priers of good meat were at mw last quotation, but inferior finalities were rather lower. There is no alteration in the prices of Hay, Straw, and Clover. TIE: following is a correct statement of the prices and num herb : To sink the offal per stone or 21b. Reef....2s. 6J. to 41. $4. Hsu! of Cottle this day : Mutton .3s. 6J. to 4s. Oil. Beasts 2 720 1.54m14...01. 0.1. to Oa. 111. Sheep Veal .... 4 'I. 6.1. to 54. 10J. Calve/ Pork ... sa. 0.1. to Oa. 0.1. Ilea.. • . 11A Y.. 51A R K ET. Hay .• .... 31. 114. 0.1. to 41. 41. Otl. ('lover 4/. 104. Oil. to Sl. 154. Oil. Straw PRICES OW HAY AND STRAW. ST. JAMES'S. WHITreIIATIL. Hay 3/ 0; OA lull 10; 0.1 I Hay.. 3116.0.1 to 41 be 04 Straw 1/ 4.04 to 11 131 0.1 I Straw-. II Ii 1 1.1 to 1114. 414 Clover MS 04 to 01 0. Otl 1 Clever 41.10.04 toil 10. 04 'AT, per stone of 81b. As stated by the Butchers. St. James's Olarket.. 39 bat illiteehapel Market 34 3.1 Average...... Ils 44 PRICE or CANDLES, From Tallow Chandlers Hill. Price of Candles, pa dozes, 11. oJ—Moutils, 12. 6J. 6.1. per d4;;re allured for ready moury. PRICE OF 110 PS, pet Cwt. NVW CAOs. ■xw POCK r.rs. Kent ....V 16. tu 41 4s Kent .... 3/ 5r Ige 61 As Sussex ..2/ Os to 3/ gm Sussex .... 11 10e to 31 Essex ....V 100 to 31 10s Essex .... 4/ Id. gu 4/ 4. Farnham, lime,l3ll3s to $lO. Ditto, secueed, 4118 s to 610 s RAW HIDES. Best Heifers & Steers, per at. Ordinnty.. Is 0.1 to Is Stl Is Bd to 31 OJ Mlllitri Calf.. ends 94 041 Middliogs Is 44 to Is bd Eng. Horse Os 0.1 to Os 0.1 SHEEP SKINS. Downs 3. dd to 3. 9d Polled Calf .... Os Od to Os 9tl PRICE OF LEATHER. Run*, 50 to ttelbs. rad. 104 1e.26.11 per lb. Dello 56 to 66 1 bs each • 12.1 to 23.1 DreeaLtg Hikes ..143d to 163.1 Fine Coach Hides . 17.1 to 15.1 Crop Ili.ka 35 to 4011•• for cutting 15.1 to 160 Ditto 45 to 591b 5.... Calf nine 30 to 401bs 234 to 30.1 Ditto 50 to 701bs 304 So 304 Ditto 70 to 274 to 30d Small Seals (Greeelaed) lad to 21d _ . Large ditto Tweed Horse Hides.... 1741 to 184.1 Spsoisti Horse Hides I7J to 211.1 COAL MARKET, Noomosa 6. Ships at Market. Ship. sold. Price. 45 Newcastle A Sooderlaud 1 Heaton Coal .. I 1 Cato ........ ..... 1 3 Hartk7. ....... .... 3 There was a fine show of horned cattle exhibited at Chi p perthane Fair on Monday last ; but little good beef, which sold at from Ins. to Its. p•r score ; two sesr.old heifers filched fruits 101. to 121. each; yearlings, 51 There were about 6,090 sheep penned, and stork ewes sold at (ruin 2ks. to 39r. each ; lambs, 15s. to 225. ; neuituu, 9d. per lb. Arundel Beast Market, on Tursdal t was well supplied with fat and lean stock ; prices being oar the decline, caused • heaviness in the market, and a cuusiderable quantity re insured unsold. Broadwater Fair, on Tuesday, fur sheep and lash., was well supplied; there was also ■ large drew of pigs. The wester part uf She stuck was drives home again. Prices still uo the derhire. At Kridgisorth Fair yesterday se'issight, the show of fat beasts war very small, which Red fur prime ones, to Nis h th e .11A, tild. per lb. Aliddling-mtated trues from to The Fair was very thinly supplied with all tither of berets, linked a smalkr Number has scarcely tree been remembered at this Fair, and which was owing, we believe, to au expeciatioa of few buyers. Fat sheep were deficient in the usual number: prices from 53.. to Ind. per lb.l stores very !owls price. The show of Burton cults was small, which sold at reduced prices, say, from 121. to I IN. per head; other kinds of horses low. Cheese and but. ler were in stimulance; on Monday morniug the rites asked fur batter were Ils. 6d. to Its. per nava of Itlb. ; for cbeese of prime quality, was asked fro* 31. be. to 31. 10e. I per buudred of 120!b. but very little business was done the h. S 4 first day. Os the seemed day the Mkt , . seemed iodised to sell, old sods business was dose, sad a deal of batter was disposed sof from Os. 64. to 10s. 6J. per pas; lamps at issusethiag lower ; sad cheese of the best quality, from 31. to 31.55. per cwt.; two.saeakd ditto, float 40s. to 50s. Oa the third day sales were still Nevoid, sad some kits were sot mold. Hope, a tolerable gavel ity, saki film I/. to 31. fis.; for a few very prime Worcestershire white haps, 51. per tin. was offered. [From the s London Nov Pries Carrext.l rams? AFTERNOON, TIOVIIMISSIL 3. COTTON.—The holders of Cotton roMtinue 'rm. and win submit to so depression to facilitate sales ; there is Inovever less disposition rehired by Ohs buyers to purchase. The sales Mom ou► lad consist of—bo Perim's, 13F1. in hood ; 20 &hiss. 124.; St St. nairdoirt, 10til.; 10 Rowed., 101 d. a 110.; 260 Sorats,6l4l. alit.; 300 neopls,6J. a 7d.; 60 g 1 0p. % littel. • ltd, desy paid. 11411(11r market daring the week has continued heavy ; some parcels of low brosu have lweu perch..s►d un kiwi-, terms, bat generally au alteration in the priers cmt be Mated. The aceowats from Ilandsurgh are very wafsvonrable for Relined Goods: in COnlielpitliCe of these report.. awl the near approorh of winter, when the exports trail', the minuet is heavy sad lower. 1-wasps may he stated al the deeliwe ; usher goods are also lower. Crushed Sugars base been a some ropiest fur Ilse M Mite mourner. Foraigis Sugars are little enquired after. Ry public sale Ist suet , 246 bags East ladia Sugars sold at good prices, fire yellow 31s. ed. and 32s.ordissary white 3,5. Corr as.—There have been exteasive public sales of Coffee this week ; 6000 bags good orslivary Cheribun sold 145ss. 6d. 1261. The piers yesterday were Is. lower. This foreauou there were three politic sales brought fueward ; the whole sold heavily at a further reductioa of ts. per eat.; very ex. lenitive parcels of good ordinary Jamaica about 1401. hoe ordinary at 1441. 64.; a very large parcel St. Domincir.l,2oo packages, met wish uo offers above 123.. 6.1. the whole orate withdrawn at 1265. Coffee must be quoted this fsrunuon 2s. • 3s. lower than on Tuesday. Fatnev.—The quantity of new S;sanish bronght to market this week being rather considerable, has cambia a decline iss ' the prices. particularly Muscatels. Ott.s.—There is no alteration iu the prices of Greerlsall Oil; Southern is a shade lower. Rum, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.—The Rum market is steady, bat She purchases this week are rather incensidemble; the late priers are, however, supported. Ibe briskness in the demand for Drawly continue., the prices are again consi derably higher sham the precediug week. Germ va is without vs. iris Sou. TALLow.—There has not her,' so much business doing this wer k in Foreign Tallow, the prices must again be /pint( d Tower. The Town market is to-Jay quoted Va. CI. winch is the same as la►t neck. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. DI VI DEN DS. December 9. R. Steven., of Rausteml, Surrey, cordwsitter, it leo, at Gnat!ball, Loudon. November 2S. R. Townsend, sea. and J. R. Tliwteentl, of Mitre -rum!, Frueburcb.stret t, m reliant', it tru, at Guild- hall, Lunacy'. December 19. T. Martin mid S. Hopkins, or Brislol, lirea drapers, at twelve, at elle Mute lame luu. Bristol. November IS. M. Baer Schlesinger, or eisureb.roesrty Cle. weeut:a.laue, Lumbar'Latreel, indigo inercleaul, at tee, at Guildhall, London. November 25. J. Bell, of Church.street, Spitelfielda, bomba. sin !manufacturer, at twelve, it Guildhall, Lando*. November 25. 1.. William+, late of Nicholas-lane, Lombard street, merchant, at eleven at Guildhall, London. Nurember . 2s...S. Comte, of eleven, rawebruker, at ten, at . . _ Gelblimn, London. November 25. W. Dyer, of Northleaeb,Gtourester, grocer, ... ' "' at eleven, at the Upper George I nu, Gleacestre. November 2,. F. Firlser, of Eflgevtarefroad, l'aduiegloo, cur merman, at eleven ' at Guildhall, Lonfluu. November 25. D. D avie, of Nt w Boodmireet, jeweller, at ek-vee, al Guildhall, Leadoff. Novenihrr 25. S. A. Brunets, of Worshipmereet, Shureditch, nail of Rattle-bridge, Sliddleoes, ettaellawarefaeterer,•t teu, at Guildhall, Loufloe. November 23. I'. 1). Abbott, of Powisplage,Great Ormond. awes, Sliddleoex,iuourasewbruker t at eke, it, at Guild- hall, Loudon. December K. E. Williams, of F.Jnientna, Thanker:, grater, .1 tone, at tissildltall, Limnos'. November 27. R. Bryan, of site pariah of Inanimate,. Rad nor, (arum, at eh veil, at the Craves Alma loose, gtokesay, Salop. December 4. S. Sutherland, of South Shields, Dierks's, grocer, at eleven, at the Golden Lion Inn , South Shields. November 30. J. Cook, of Helmsley, York, merrhaisi, ae ten, ■t tlw house of William Tate,inubulder. in Helintlry, York. November 25. J. Adcock. of Solid Uary Aae, Lomita, drug gist, at ten, al Guildhall. December 2. .1. Kitson, of Carlisle. Cumberland, tallow ebundler, et tea, at Guildhall. tondos. November 29. A. Wharton, of New Sarum, Wills, clothier, at eleveu, at the Black Horse Inn, New Sarum. November 25. K. Simpson, of Crowis.eineirt, Tbresdaealle. street, Loodou, uteramot, at eleven, at Guildhall. November 25. I. Hart, Tate of Soutlmosptuu, Hash, grocer, ■t eleven, at I loildhall, London. November 28. W. Waiutwright, of Liverpool, aserelmat, st tea, at tie Bridgwater Areas lieu, 31aucliestar. CEBTIFICATEN....NorrIsoga 25. H. Easel, of !leerily's', Middlesex. carpenter—A. Mait land, of Bresitfurd, Middlesex, irmisottoger—Lt. Rainey, of Liverpool, merchant—R. Betteky, of Standee, Staf ford, maltster—.R. H. Hurt, of late of Thrieby, but sow of Gress Yarsoootb, Norfolk, wioe.oserehant—J. Armitage, of Birmingham', saw.maker—T. Fallow, of 51anchester, builder —W. R. Rejoins. of Birmingham, dealer—L.l. Mills. of Wa ter.lame,Tower...treet, Loodou, wine.merekaut.—J. Htlire,of Norwich, chemist—W. Cubbell, late of But Icy, Sou thamptuu, and of Cadiernee.strret, &rood, bookseller—E. tY . D.ekes.. goo. of Liverpool, Lascaskire, mbrrehme—P. Dixie, the elder, J. Dixie, and B. Dixie, of Falcou.square, Loudon, iron. fouoilers—D. RAJ, of Prism.. street, Spits Meld", silk.manu f.cturer—W. M. Ashby, of Albury, Surrey. paper.maumfac lurer—C. Ilamosord,uf Durham, draper—J. &ebbs, of Cat. tle.efreet, Leicesier-square, jewclkr—W. Hodge, of Creel Hemmitage.streel, Middlesex, ship.uweirr—W. Mike, of Ox forti•tureal, Middlesex, liourskaper. PRICK OF ►UGAR. The average pries of Brow■ ur Mmirovado Sew►, 0111.• puled frees the Reform mead* is the week sadism the tat day of November, ltrid, is 3bs. 3d. per heedred weight, es elusive of the defies of customs pail ate payable themes or the impertation thereonato Great Brume. KIM' INTELLIGENCE. XOVI3I/116a Arrived yesterday dm Kil;ischeek, brace; ;!,... way, frees Ravaispeter; Itsdassa, hisetre; Syirrl Preece Kvireat, Taylor, from the Downs. Arrived ie.day the Genrai, Tate, from Qurbrr. v.• % Scatty ; Fredshasbet, • Larsam, frum Druback ; Itedpuk,.aml ,Stavlwri, (sum a -crume; sad Furth, t. ,,, ; tie eastward. PLYMOUTH, NOTTNIIIR I Sailed the Forbos,Brosta,for )111.1/411; Fug muds M 2111111114 flit St. Kitt's; t.:tot,rprisr, 11b.lisoo. fur (113111.••10 • Brilliant, Pilsen:l7,ler t)partu; kitty, POIff:11/0. and N‘to r i,: Matti's., for Lisboa; aal NsatiWs, tcatibport 11,1 , l'a•Ord op Chausiel the Albatross, Emisorr,osi, Gun' tuL Edlestd's Island. V11.11101:718, K OVINIIITIIt 3 Arrived the Aristides, Frost; sod Doiu, f 1 . 3 . gime 9 in IS days. • Baird the Duke of Kehl packet with a mail for Loluoi ; V. 1.... btu., lair, for kotte.iisin; Dick, linrrici. , fur N, Routh Wiles; Harmony, Cu:lsraeli, fur 11.ivaistiali; and 1. betty, king, tor W. Andrew's. GUICRNIEV, NoVEMEMR Arrived the Ruby, Parker, Gout Vi ruin, uf ru. vistuus; she has bleu supplied, and soiled fur teutihm. NASIVIICM, NOVEMBER 5. A rr i ve d th e Castlereagh packet tram 11011'104, prmrr 4.f Chasse packet fioin Cuxhaven, 'sad prk.t, !rut., Gutteuburg—each with a mail. DIAL. nomenra Came down from Ilse River yester.lay and ^ saileJ the kin, Hamilton, fur Jamaica; Henry Clay, Grim, fur ; aud Alacrity, Fiutay, fur the Cape ut tiuod Mrs. Arrived Ibe Cum Shieldr, and rvi:r.l for Jamaica ; also milvd the Salmon River, Tolley, fur N. lirtrasivick. Anived lo day and remains Ibe Rosella, Arrowinsills, hum Hunderas for Nrweastie. BIRTH. In Charluitc-rquire, Edinburgh, on the 20tb nit. ilia Ihut Mr• truantry of Durd.is, of a dangliirr. MARRIAGLIs. On the 2Sth of October, at the twat of her b►other.ut. law, Clan& Cule Munilwo, Esq by the I{.-v. the Arelairs. ems of Meath, William I..n•lnrv, of Wellford, in the Comets of Galway, I•:.q 14.. Fiances C thefts", kruith 111 s late Itichsid Chalon. r, of litu4's Furl, County Slraa, Esq At George'. Church, Dublin, by the Rev. J. 11. 5i.,,,t FT C. I). .1. Krat user, Eau of the lit Royal Dr...goons, eldest sou of Slsjor.Gentral Keating', ('.ll. and nepb. r to R. S. Kratilige, Esq. to Miss Mary Carr, of Merrion.squals. On 'I . ilealaj, the 24tte ult. at F.ock, by the Rev. Mr. mons, Edward Carly..., Esq. Major of the 66551 reginust, sod jouncr son of Itionsas Carbon, Esq. of Tregrehmo, to Anna WINN, eldest daughter 41 Admiral Spry, of noon, in Cornwall. Thursd.y last, at I►rlynt, Cornwall, Mr. Rundle Hurl. jog, to Mtsa Mary Jagu, both of that parish. PRICES OP CORN. *swage Prim of Corn Of England and Wales, by She Quarter of Eight Wiuchester Bushels, and of Oatmeal prr beila 1441115 e. nvoirdupoise, from the returns received iu the week ended the 28,1, of Octo her, 1820. 2 0 , L • L s ;4 2 2 . C s. d. s. d s. d. s. d s. d a. d s. d s. d. 57 2 35 4 27 10 20 11 38 6 38 10 22 7 - A scrag. Prices of British Cunt in Scotland, by the Quarter of Eight Wilichtster Bushels, 111111 of Oatmeal per Bull of lialbs. Scotch troy, or 1401111. avoirdupois, of the fuur Wtelis immediately preceding the Ibtb of October, 1820. ..--- . ~. , --' *iik. ,i .::. ii.. & i i 1 .. -4 41 4 Z 04 it. Z C 4 s. rf a. d i s. d a. d a. d a. d a. ill a. d. 60 6 40 71 ti) 6 23 1 36 0 36 ,111 3, 26 11 DEATHS. On Tors (1 iy last, in the 8341 year of Lis age, Mr. William Rawson. Prniter, one of the Proprietors tf the Usti Adrerliser. Oos Sunday wrrk, Mr. Thomas Barrio, of Nlnnekest. r , hi 4 771 h year. Ile was a chancier well known se .n Aut.. query, to most of the unciast homilies of Loglsed, esertsl.y of laora.hire and C h eahirr, as well as to many 51eusbers the College of Arms, London. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. 514.10 mug •2 Are 2. I Evtuitig 11 after 3 Sartlay, Cult rowprat ture.—Kept yeaterder se the Bank, Esclutitter, East Iticita, and South Sea HOlll.llll. By his Majesty's kOTAL LETTERS PATENT. LgAKIVii Cieuottte PILLS. justly Ammo for Caring, in all ite stages, • Certata Dimaars. Ore smell Pill is a dose; and Ike taking of our Bus, iu • se. cent Oise, will soon onsivince the Patient of the certainty of hie speedy recovery. Nothing ton be better ratan wed, more s ate, o r more convenient (has this remedy, fur rods as are obliged to go joursies ee to sea, ee it weeds au orellsieweat err restraiwt of diet; sod SO year' repertoire (to an ester sive practice) has proved that it will ags et • eure, *bra ir peatrit salivation and an other methods avail loathing. Fur the Scurvy and other Cheesiest &murders, this Matinee has nut its parallel. Upwards of 40,000 petstoos, of ltutb sexes, have been ndieslly cured of the above creel Diss. orders within the led, eight years. Prepared wed wild by she sole Proprietors, T. TAYLOR sod SONS, Surges. • , at their lonic Nu. 9. New Eiridge-street, its butt.. uf (wily 2s. 9d. each, duly Two heck Awes and lights in the passages at e.ght. They are aloe mist by their appobittoeut, with evilness directiona, al Mr. Wo w . . Toy-shop, NM, Oxford-street; Mr. D.abortreglia. 7. Ptak. etreetAell, neatly opposite the Messianic; at Mr. Ichaateres. Edinburgh; Mr. Newheris, Dublin ; mid by ewe prawn le every considerable wont In Gerrit Britain Bad Ireland. Advice grade to persons takiag the above, or other of the Proprietors' St edicisee.—Glects sod peeniral Weak emu a cured, and letters, poet paid, answered: • See the list published by the Royal College of lavidell• Swirlier in mode, tardily lu re. Tin irtatiseat tisili—the cure effectual. ACAN Dill Eostuiwitiora of Professorial', Pre.. teas Mes is only to ba feared by those who are eon selves of iampoetty. Impressed at an ealy peeled of our profewriowal career with the immolator of a mars miaow situation to a elms of dis eases peculiarly stetting tino grimier erratioas of Notary, we baldly deviated from •hat was held to be wordiest Draw. buoy; attacked des mantises of elopyrieisis, and, by de trainig its vile purposes cyanide, ourselves justly ratified to that spprubstioa sad patroaap which, fur twenty years bass reerseded *sr semeessfel sod Mimed 'ladies. The estimation of our etilighteand Mothers. vie fregoestly ape peal to our opinion, is an addiliosal gratilleatiero to our k pride, win see antoweity from the College itself, Miss idb mord as it is by the most eatbssiastie testimonials of almost every Professor in the British Metropolis, mom ever protect lie Nattily of s i r fame fovea eery w miseepresstatimi. The inspettrumly of youth, or the momentary waist of caution iu the umturt7 man, .flea lead to the effects of a conscious ilineene; happy, therefore, may the early appli cant be called, whose anxiety ems be alleviated by a few days' care; and even in the more advanced stages, charac terized by numerous symptoms, we ems illustrate our meet (MN by reuderisig the treatment mild, the cure effectual. Every organic change, ur functional disturbauce. ism. dental to the 'corrosive economy, falls equally withis oar province, and will yield to our attention Amount these are diseases of the urethra, wee/maws, sad coustitutiooal At rangemeolt, of Isom ver bag duration. The child of ioauilioa may be restored to appetteee, sad, instead of being ex►austed by Nervous Debility, be wilt circulate the matinee proof of vigorous ampule. The hails of an Advertleesamst du nut allow the elassilleatiuw of our subjects, but they are amply detailed i■ a Work we lately published, called the aEgasuf Lffe, the rapid sale of whicb, accompanied with a■ itscressing practice., are undeniable proofs of our general utility. The Buok ME be had at 110, Pateruoster-row ; 66, Pall mall ; 41, Piccadilly; 16, Princoastreet, soho ; 174, and 32, Fleet-street ; or at any Booksellers. No diseases are felt with greater pawpaw., by the vaßeree lbws those oreasiunsd by his own imprudence; mad is so eases of cossultation is liberality of educative is the Pro fessor more desirable, thus 'bete the most unbounded con& deuce is placid, and the most i•viulable wormy is expected thus the terms are plainly stated at the first iaderview, or in mous to Letters 'minutely dru'iliag the symptoms, cod ni ckeling • remittance fur medicine sod advice, which eau be forwarded to any part Globe world. GOSS sad Co. M.R.C. gorgeous, 11, Booverie.street, Plott-strortaa-A private door round the censer. Mewl aud Publimbed al Tun Samoa Pitts and Ties GLoas Office, No. 1?7, Swami by C. CORNIVELI of the Strand. . - -~' - • _ ,x..,>~ F ,►. %' _,