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. 4 ; F14:41 t, , ,$) stalik C e SitkllL9slfrffli 18. 111 1 The King arriverkbecsam Wesiousikty evening, al haltpest NPV.ll , l . Cterk. NA/ Willatuf. A large courmurre tI., nom; of whom hail fl insheausi„ asernahle* at the 4'viitstinee of the town soars time before; mad, era the lietuable *poems% of the royal carriage, greeted the return of user Patrol with loud and esithseetailit Wei% While his .I Vsj..ftty wee in the set of alighting in Maeihtustogh-Few, we illieard repeated exclamations ref " God Moss KO, Georg* the um" Four/A :" arid after his Majesty Matt etttereel the bowie, .hII7Z S., three times three, were given in • truly loyal style. was lotrooded to Illuminate ibe town on the following .. s tertit,,fiiit the order poidished to that area by the High l'ons!able. was, at the instsuro of .he poblie meeting held •I he ...111e day, at the 'Old &hip, N A.tdrens Itie Majesty, moilisermanded, in onkre that that testimony of respect ;might be reserved for the neat visit of the King, which will b. at ito very distant period ; and when doe time for pre :l-illaeision will enable it to he at one, 'must brilliant and general. His Majesty is r‘pretint lo take his departure thin Jae. W. are happy to learn that he eisjoys a gaud state of Sr: -.1111.• • ' 3:11 • Hi* Nlajesty's Oleg heads will meet Shari* at Nap Hill, and on Friday at Ss101111; eaila day at law ai'siork. The Hambledon hounds will meet Ibis day at Soierton 'Down • Thursday, at Westbery House; Friday, at Owsel butts Dow. ; at ten o'clock each day. The Hampshire bounds Will beet un Weaneuday, at Wain draw Continua; Thursday, at Heriaird Houle; Saturday, Smith's Barn; at tea o'clock each day. Appointments of the difererit 'packs of hoods in Surrey, for the prftent week. The Earl of Derby's horses and hrMarts have arrived at the Oaks, and will begin hunting iti the course of this week. 7- H. Jollife, Eaq 's tos.lsounds will meet this diy, at Tan giers; ow Wednesday, at the 24th wile-stone on the Rei gate rued; on Thursday, at Slur Hermitage; and on Satur day, at Plates Green. The Surrey foxltmintla will used this day, at Farley CIPPII ; Thursday, at the Hall . ..moon ; Saturday, at God stone. The harriers meet every day. Thin day, according to annual custom. the Right 'the Lord Mayor, the Lord Mayor elect, the Sheriff's. the chamberlain. Recorder, and several A frier men. with their usual cavulcroole, will proceed l o in Guildhall to the Louse of the Lord Chancellor, t., kecrive l.iv Moojesty's approbation of the choice made by the citizen. of London of Lord Mayor for file ensuing year. The Sheriffs, with the City Kr. tn,mbronicer, will afterwards proceed in their state carriages round the 'Nevi end of the town, to invite t}.! Ambassadors, Cabinet Minivters, Officers of State, the .Indges, and other pet boos of distinction, to the grand civic entertainment on Lord Mayor's Day. Oa Ssturdsy List, as Mr. EDWARD KNOTT, of North Mundhato, Sussex. Was sporting on his gl'oUltar, he saw • buzzard pounce upon • partridge. He tired, and, loreakiug the wing of the huzzvrrl„ brought it to the gcound with, its prey in its talonr. Such was the rapticity of this bird, that, in this s.tnatinot, it defended itvelf naiad men and dogs for scieral minutes, before it would relinquish its prisms. It as at length secured, and is preserved alive. The remains of the late WILLIIN Jsurnics 4W, Er+ arrived at Variewnth, from Dunkirk. yesterday re'hnsglit. slid were solemnly interred in the family sank of Costessey Chapel. on Monday night. WARWICKSHIRE ELECTIOW.-.--09 Tuebalay the nomination of Claud:dates took place at the comity bill. when FRANCIS LAW LET, Erg. war nominates! Iry Sir GUST SNIVWITII. Bart. end the motion was seconded by Mr. Hsihroer. M.P.—R. SPOONER. Erg. was nominated by Sir ROB ERT PEEL. se cooded by HARDING A DDERLEY. Esq.—Mr. LAW. LET. in a brief address to the electors, said, •• Here I stand ; and in this contest I will per strv,re so long as a vote remains to be polled." SeooNaa aildresred the meeting with much emarnation. He knew hi. opponent war supported try the aristocracy and the lauded interest ; but he robed on the mdrosiates for co 11111 l e'er. and on the I- seer freeholders. The *hew of hinds was in fa vour nf Mr. Srtiox ER. The election commences to-morrow, the Slot illotaiit. In Birmingham, on Alonday. the populace attacked with rtones. and lanky to rovers carrhigfs o Inch contained Mr. I,Aw. LEY's friend.. and isimir of them were sr wetly hurt. The Committee oft;.r a reward of :20 guineas for the apprehension of the ini-creaulis. A letter from Dover, (hied October *7 (Friday), rays --•• Nut osilisinnetiog she eontioned boisterous weather, the rommunsration with ihaComincid has bees; punctually kept wp by the packets soot passage vessels, which have crossed wail reeromert the Channel with parawisgen, the. The late King of Swims:Ws aim, Prince Guer•vtni, parsed over this morning." Jowls MINe.7 'Ferro*, Esq. banker, with his family, lately Wonted from France to their res.istence in Dover; and since whirls, one of hi. slaughters having ',repose of aze, the inhabitants, by various moats, expressed their joy on the two oreateims—in curisermence of which Mr. Itoroo. to thew Skit he appreciated tl.e poputer esteem. causes' two banns of (leer, and several casts of beer (brewed II year. to be dissributed to all the inhabitants who wished to pas take. The companies, according, to gradation, inlet at differeut Leery, nod regaled sbrwselvts, principally .llbn a VI to Ite.unnstrale st.rir acquiescuice of fats data tattle haracter,aoit liberality of sestinas-tot. The new half-croosia, the fist coined sines his %Ina orry's oreemion to the Throne, were on Saturday issued from the flank. The Marqiiis of Tavirrocc lately presided at a Meet ing itels! at %Vista eh, settee • plait was sulopira for iws proving stir ow of the riser lies or to the sea, asset Alien by efrectinx II better drainage, nod givierz [sealer facility t o am veserig•lisset Cara Pete, horongb, and the country loots, it, 'Leveret ITistst els, to Use sea. A beautiful steam vcesel, of 90 Inn', was lately fitted nut at Liverpool by souse patriotic Gentlesesew coerce:ell mils the liorlagal !mile, for the purpose plytog am the rages. She left Liverpool on she bib inmate% and op tire 9th was area going into the liver by the last vs sari that arrived from liestron, having thus performed ter voyage is less them four dap. Mr. ELLISTOK has trios, bauelsomely wanted she seemed night of opening to Sir approproelesl to the fletscsit of she Widow and Falai) of she Lae hit. Mae; •wol we under.- ',instil lie has 10s-rally fulilwie.! the Catflieln , WOW making by every 'Wan% in hi. power. It is with real gratifies curt wes. mortice the liberality of she profession at large.— Is additiou to all Ilse c 'relent of Ostery-lane, the Performers of Ce...ene -Error us Irat e peofrerid their stro i c y si and llso Prop* loss have swilled lbw pirtorn,ance fur that evening mu as to enable she Conim.stre ter avail them selves ol the kind aseisiance of Mrs. DAVISON. Mrs. DAvax- WORT, sari Mr. C. MoWeiror Dele/lIA, the cele brated Harp Player, and Seignor Aywaowtrrf, though on. coursected with the theatrical di parisuesit of the sister bosom, have must kindly tendered their powerful asaisissere. We malice also the names of Mr. Basstimil. Nthel esasw. Miss Poway, Madame Viteeltis, Mr. T. COOKE, kr. who Veils M tertifyiag their regard fur their departed friend; sad Crowe lie Bills which are anaortatad, the Pahlirt• will be instilled with an airseinblige of rank sad a combinitiou of talent tort erdeuti d iu the iloratric souls. .7 OLD BAILEY', ArrrErriNornitoED - .110iiiiiNG on the itadem taking their seat., Ik*/ Dalton' was put to the bar, dimmed with uttering fond notes of the Daub of Sbe had yesterday pkatikd not guilty, but this taunting ahe wished to retract that plea, snit plead guilty to the ma tour offence, which subjects her to he trot...ported for fourtecn years. This bring acceded to by the Court, and the Emmert for the Bank of England, • verdict of Not Guilty of the capital offence was recordet. She was taken from the bar dreadfully agitated. • Ann Deane sad Elitalleek Slater wished to nurene the ramie room., and a corresponding verdict was returned by the Jury.. Alizabetk Rotrookons was neat put to the bar, also charged wish uttering forged notes. Mr. See c ant BOSANQUV.I, ill opening the case, observed, that the riatmers under the proaerwe ' of the Bank of England, had all of diewi the opportunity given thrm of pkading to the minor offence, if they choosey to avail /bravo/yes of it, hut many of thins relied on their being trealloill more favourably, on account a their being females; however, the security of the public required that • different count should he pursued. The Leann-ft Si rjeant was pnmeeding, when the Primher exclaimed in • loud • "My Lordly, I wish to retract the pies I made yester day." Mr. Seljeant Boaanquet said he had no objection, and the Primmer pleaded Guilty se the minor oflinsce. A verdict of acquittal was them recorded on the capital charge. The Prisoner was tried last Stemma fur • similar tactual, and discharged. John Mason was capitally convicted of • highway robbery. RoforetAo Rscontavn cart a London Jury. ATROCIOUS CASE OP CHILD STEALING. Sena Jose. (aged 2) was indicted for felonionsfy steal. log the Want male child of Hoch :mil Mary Scott. Mrs. Scott, t►e mother of the infant, deposed that on the 20th of September she sent her son, Hugh iron, on as errand with the iufaut, it was shoot time o'clock in the day—shertly after the bey returned, soiling, that a woman bad taken the child from him; she went in search of the child immediately, soil found it quite naked in the sem, of a man who was carrying it to Spitalfields %Yoe khouse. Hugh Scott, se intelligent boy, stated, that his mother sent him into Rishopsgate-street, that be was standing at a pawnbroker's window when a woman came op to him and said she would kiss the baby ; he said she should nut, and would tell his mother; the woman theft amuck him on the head and knocked him ilown,and took his Idols brother from him, site gave a halfpenny to a buy logger than him, to hold him ilowu while site emu away ; he ■ftel-wards saw her in uu alley, and told oorneliody to hold her, he then went for his mother, be was tare the woman at the leer was the same. He was cross-examined by the Prisoner, but did tint vary in lit, evidence. _ John Chester is a broker, Hein: iu Wideg•te.street; heard a noise ; he went oat sad Lino(' the Prisnuer with a hitudle of child's clothes in her possession. With the assist. ante al another prelim, lie 'bilk her to the watch•house. The little buy pointed out the Prisoner as the woman that Mule the child without the least hesitation. She resisted very mach as she was crowned to the watelt.house. This witness was corroborated by Sir. Gregory, a consta ble, and another person named Levy, the ease was clearly made out against the Prisoner. The Prison( r, in her ilrfruce, said she timid the cloths., sad accessed the witnesses of swearing falsely. The RECORDEIL summed op the evidence, observing that the ease was clearly tuade out, and that it was a Most CIOUII transaction. The Jury immediately Cored 'ter °Nal,. The following extract from a letter contains some interesting facts :—'• Triuco•naler, May 21, 1820— Sir HURRY ELAcIwOOD intends to proceed int med►ately in the Leander, accompanied by the Dauntless. to Penang, with a view, as is supposed. of loaning a naval ovation there, in the event of a war. There are three teak etrops of war, of large class. building at Cochin (011 11111 Malabar c..as ), by contract, tinder she inspection of Mr. EDIV.: one of them is in a state of fbrwardries.4. —Th e Lioerpord and Carrier are going to China ; the for mer altervrards to be broke up, and the crew turned over 10 the Ganges. new 84, fur England.—The Carron is going to the Gall of Persia; the Eden goes to Englund shortly.—We are at present in the loight of she sickly season. but it has hitherto been very mild, learnt:o4ly among the Europeans. We are going on very slowly with oar projected im provements in the Dock -yard : the natives are a aeakly-looking set 4.f people ; their eriergi,s are d e . strayed by fever. The new Governor (Sir EDWARD EARN es) is nicking► gleat improvements in the Wand. Already a military road front Colombo, through Kiraly, to •l'riucomiler, is begins, and seventy miles c ' stilted ors the Columbo There are 400 peiours% at woik ; it will be of ine.ilculable e•dvsirt.ige. Air. T. P. Luactimv, Master of the Dauntless, !nig h eel %%lib a silver tankard lor his • kill& cxertimis in getting off the free-trader Aberdeen, a Liverpn•el. I, eisterimt HODGES, Master, ',Lich was on slime at the iuouit of the tl:e iiiscripiimi tor the cup minks to the Yin. re." The Sappho, IS. Captain l'imstaiDoE,copttirol an American schooner. Ginn New York, on the 13th itvilest on the COlitst of Ireland, haring 400 bales of tobacco on board. This is the third Attierimut stnuggler w h ich site Sopprio hr, recently taken. TI e detire and Liffey nrsived in Noyles Hay on the 6th iss,t. front Spithearl. The Syhille I.lgate, Cmptaito J. It. Ilowt.s.y, is doily expected at l'ortsin.nttls from tVoslerteli. Rear-Atlntinti Sir COALMEN HO K.C.B. will hoist 11 - 14 in her, 34,:d pvlicerd ofteiwards to take the cum ouvost out she Jan aura statism. The Tyne, 16. C. twain FALCON. Come into P. rtsmoust% Ifierlwair uu Tuewhiy. to he poi.' .41:— The Conseleuss, Cuptuiss alsooar, arrived on %V rd. litPdry Lute Plymouth. Remain at Spitlseml-.. IpAigtotia, Camb , Came/eon. Sophie.- mad Bearer. _ I ) s.vmo rem , Oerosa a 46.—We understood Lord Emetsorro's committal is to he prolou l ked to Marsh arr.—The Strings/tater has be, a a arip.d bolo S!onehouse Paul. —1 he Pigsty and Lapwing wrre obliged to go into Csiwooer on outlay. ou areolust grits blowing so hard.— Nu article ot hive hh,ltrued hetes—Soiled the heliros. A Court Mania urea bold at Portsmouth on Sa tardily morning. an RItIIARD YOUNG, sratoall of the /phigeata, from th u t•iult, and ho wda t•rnitt:CCd In fl'CriVt Ico 1401C+, In be mulct Nil In% pay, and drpriveil of all his G.rtttr•r ad •antagrs ror his setwiees in the uar•y•—T: u • Court then utorreclell to try Joust THostrsuN (3). r.rawan Of the said ship, tar behaving iii su iiisitlent and contemptuous manner to his superior officer, far which of he was sentenced to receive i•d lashes. Saturday, at the Old Bailey Sessions, a true bill was found by the London Grand Jury against Wag. Fleidier alias Forbes, fu► publishing a seditious anal inflammatory plat:aro. with ilittlll lu excite sedition and disaffection in the minds or the liege subjects of our Lord the King, &c. -h t tei,ii-.N.6VAL INITLLMENCE.. I must mil r"). ' 'Porimssatka, orrnara 1 27. Arrived the issia. of Aberdeeo, from Virginia; 'the master and seaMoith the immate. Remain at fipitlimal the Iphigenia, Cambrian, Beaver, Came Seoul, aid 144111111 - °crones 79. Os Sooday moraiiscleat it blew a most violent gate of wool from the southward, shirk oecesi )))) ed the title in this neighbourhood to 1.6 w (sr beyond its usual boundaries, end do considerable damage. The great body of water thrown tabu the Mobutu mentdated 114 - versl sirens, ma-lied away the back !tart of two huaseo, end damaged sevorst Upwards of cue hundred acres of ford land at %utilises and vicinity Were overghwii, with the entire of Horsey bland, rucept about twenty *errs. The tide hail nut risen ou high for many years, soul loot the gale nut abated about an hour befoie its turn, much More Serloll.4 dAlallige must hart 'ocriarreil. A boy was drowned at Hayling Islam!. At the height of thermic, the st.ip Humes, Rug., blaster, from Batavia, parted bar cable, and drove WI shore, on Soathses heath. Her cargo has been since takro out and bonded, mist by ansisbmice from the I.Mcklartl, the ship was hove of without( any itsjury. The gale and high tide of Sunday last, were experieuted throughout our whole hoe of roast, and occasioned runsidirr. elite injury and inconvenience, lint we are happy to state, no human life was lost un land—Doting the gale the Ellen, from Fieme, with sweat timber for Portsmouth dock yard, rata 0111 shore at Selma Bill, and was Inst. It is supposed the ties all perisbed.—(Snesex Paper.) rl.l - YOUTH, OCTOSIR 21. Arrived the Happy Return, Kerrie*, from Cork for London, with the km of roam VA LIIOIITH, OCTOBER 24. Arrived the Active and Hind at cutter., from a cruise. DEAL, OCTOBER 1'?. Pot back Ike Jason, fur Ilse raps of Guard hope, and Chary, for the &milt Sens. The Policies, Bnadow, fur the South Seas, brake the ring of her mocha, this muting and parted, and immediately let gu another. The outward-bound remain: aianag thews are tho fnr the Isle of Wegner; Medusa; Vittoria, Frasier; Vittoria, Hearn; and Villas is, Cole, fur Jamaica; Richard, for DeUlef Ars ; St. Patrick, for Cerise; Lord Cash vitt, fur 111/1 Jill{ ; Queen Elizabeth, Berme, and Ars. thoily, Shine, fur She josills amitotic's, °crows 97. Arrived the Fortitude, Haase, from Revel, with the loss of aurhur and cable. RAZIOGATII. OCIVIII , II 17. Arrived the Mark, tiazlewoutl, (ruse Hommelle.t, with lots of sails and gate staa►t. sctu.v, oc-roosts 14. The City of Edinburgh ia got off and is now at St. Mary', Pier with cousiderable damage. (ha the 21d, in a gale, the brig Shamrock, lying at St. lea's, rut away Math snails. 'flat large boat in the Preventive Service at this port is bit is the gale. •nttithTOM, ocrofteo 29. Ou Sunday morning bail, the moon tieing only owe day past the fall, we were visited with a most tremendous storm of wind from the W.S.W. which brought with it such a sea as to cause a higher tide than has been witressed here for nearly half s century. Tb- whole coast from Chi. theater to Arundel Harbour, especially where it was exposed to the milted fury of wind and weather, bias suffered dreadfully. The new smlostikwients at Cheitham, which were nearly completed, ale ilenioliaked; and those at &Meehan', which were finished nod deemed Before, have shared warty the same fate. At Ald wick , Bogror, and Felphsto, so much damage is dune us cannot at present be serer. tsiueul. The premises of the Comities' of Newburgh, Sir T. 11. P.chi•ll, Mrs. F.sdaile, Mr. Worthen, arid others, which acme defended at high water mark by walls of ruck of iourreuse size, could out withstand this tempest. Pieces of rock, some weighing S cwt. were burn up and carrier to • great distance. A range of cuttch.kuisses, at the hotel at Bognor, were levelled ; sud so wept the whole of lie raw of ishernien's shops to the eastward of that place, with every small teoeincsit au that part of the coast. Mr. Ciliated** library and all the houses tuljohlisig were filled wit► water, sad have received great injury. The 'es 'Made over the beach at Felpham leve;s, and it was with great difficulty that the cattle were gut out. A bay rich, beloogiug to Hr. H. Char lett, about It tons, floated from its ritual asii, and was dritios into the road. The house of Mr. Isaac Sadler, at the bridge, was so suddenly filled, that the last of hie rhildren was taken out when the water was tip to the father's chin. Lord Arran gave the must generous succour to the suffere►s. His house was °rind to and filled with the distressed families, to whom every possible comfort wait adaiiiiistered. Provi dentially these iousidatimis occurred by daylight; had they happened iii the Right, this account would have been isselam chatty indeed. We are thaukful in Ming able to say that no : human life has lseeu lust. SIL•OtD, oCTOltit 25 On the 'nil, shout ■ utile to the N.W. al this harbour, the pilot smack Waterloo fell in with a vessel swimming between wino' and watt-►. 'Try took her in tow fur neatly as hoar, and hail every appearaince of ip.tting into ibis hatbune, but the great western swell hove her 041 .Iwre, and she was beat to pieces. She appeared to be a schooner of seventy u► eighty tons, with malts gone alnint three feet above the winch, and painted green. Several urge risks were the fut. lowing meriting seen floating near !Unfired Islands, supposed to be part of her cargo. OCTOSIIIII 11. Arrived the Lord 15 . '11M:ton, Bell, from Arehoogel for Liverpool, with loss of Imlwarks, .lauchiour, b oat% t h e greater part of her deck lumber. and .nur man. PIIILHELLY, pc-room *5. Arrived the Two Brothers, Pesree, hum nutigsreau fur Plymouth, with loss al bait, Sae. LITTLEHAMPTON, OCTOOKIL 25. The 011..0 itahvbittiot of lot INII of the wont. y does not recollect so !sigh a title Its ttt:lt on Sundry murmur. From eleven till half pest twelve, the pie was tremendous ; the ot • broke completely over the belch for n tittle together, mid, the Meer overflowing and bursting its hooks inundated the surrouudlog country tow great txtrtitt, which, though well stocked with homed cultic and sheep, I believe uut a single bead of either was loot. It iltd not fare su well with the poor barest which *Wooded in the brooks—twine driven from their seats by the ioti tiding Crineut, they lied; but, surrounded use all sides, many of them were drowned. lisTM.VO.7lt, OCTOBVI Z.S. On Sunday last there was the must extraordivary tide ewer ertsensberrd by the .eldest Ito the humus on the east part of the sea-side the water cv me sip to the bold ceilings. 'llw inmates look iefege in the upper part of th'ir houses; WIRT' were removed by the fishermen in hums. A great many hogs were seen flontitrg, and them ostler* busily em. plo)ed is. endeavouring to pi recut them from being Oros/mil. 'lite water emended itself user the whole of the brach called Crumble, nod Ihr high road intu the marshes as far Langisey, which tot med a eomplete flood. What is remarkable, the boiler Rota a poor man's lire was forced off the pot hooks, and the poililis:g mode was set a floaliug. The tide came on so rapidly that carpets and many totter articles of (WWI UM CIPI.III nut bit temured. Hundreds of inhabitants left Eastbourne to wilist sr this most awful disprosati 111 l of Providence. Had it been in she night, the eutistqueuces would have been infinitely more serious. The Mary and Betty, Lambert, frners Wexford foe Liver. !HMI, 1•311 loudly hitt ohs the wh+uf greet. Stucklieggat—the pllul and two of the crew saved. The SIDITIOV• H•ND 011.11. S.—Nothing having bees looird (ion' the prow colors in this ulfair, for several days paid, Mr. 'baste, we understand, addressed a letter to Mr. 11 . on frol.iy, inquiring what woo to be dune with the wairasit against Mr. ' llilY ••, still r. maining in the 11311.111 of the officer, awl ohm reminding Mr. Hatemen that Mr. O'Bent XI had tunic forward voluntarily, mut was still ready to meet them. lil answer to this, we are hammed, that Mr. Halo M seat • written apology fur the trouble whirl, had bera gives the Worthy Magistrate, and adding, that the bill. slicker, JON [•, hawing seen Mr. ti...liwctat, subsequently to mating his deposition, was eGariaeed be kad matiskea kis person.—(Eren fist Point of Saturday) 41111111154104111741401M154 41 17,.it'0 7 : i il'il ,ii . "; A M . ;I; 1( ' F. ' T . S ' .' ::4 ' I SI:L at -. I .e ...le id f. 4.9.3 kiiiheiilli"` ; , holaserst la . • - ~ .s.•ele I ^ , r...ar . . r n t • . s "de les- !Memo . • W4NDBOII, OcruMunt IS. Na • r,- 1 . 4t. , , ,p./4,144 las to 19 1 As I Keens, per or.. • .34, to 419 • William Patildee; Of M mleelelif, Chester, linen-etraper • o.fliarloy, pre hi... 2 4 fs to 30s 1 Pewee .... 4O. t o 4a s to surrender, Nuerailweril, at Three, 9, at ten, and Decent. oats .3tas to 3 - 2 s i Rye -s to _, bet O. at two, at the Mires Bslkeky Arum len* Stork PIA. Artorarys, Mr. Widemorth, klrreltsfield; andXg.likeirriu, 4 , • READING, Orrneien 28. Cheat Jame* street, Bedleed:re;w. Imelun. „ jot ~ 4 *hest Ihs U. 78s Ad Pr sus .... las to 31, James Seise, of Determent, York, linen•dropeir e to ell& It: Cis 10 31s 04 oats l9, or 27. render, November 10, at six , 11, at ten, at the New Angel 1 ...4 le 4i. 31s in 375 Od White ditto .........• t o -, inn, Wakellefel. Atio-ueys, Nlr. King, Caell"treets Hot. I Ina, Duacaster, and Decresibr V, at five, st the White Hart Old Wheat.... .-s Its -s barn. London; mid Messrs. Mason sod Cullinane, St. George-gate, Doncaster. Lemuel Drinkweiter. of Liverpool, timber-merelsant to Rye P 1 , Wheat. .. 14/ 05 S t r u A l i ti N / EB. los Cirl" Feas ar e p a j 7 or • • .. tillarvender, November 10, 17, arid December 9, at use, at . Oats per re ...- 96 8-. t w o -28: B arle y •• • ••• • • • ... It I ° 2b, alle'George Inn, Dale-street, Liveipoul. Attorneys, 31eears. I --.-- - ....s to - e ....._ Illsikstock stud Honor, King's Bench-Irak, Temple, Lem. ! At Wincbriner Sheep Fair, us Monday, between to-e... duo ; and Mr. Morrow, Marshall-street, Liverpotel. I . ind thirty theism! sheep a ere peened, which sold all 1 , .• • Henry Cooper, late of Threadneeelle.street, Loudon, mew- i lower lima at We/hill Fair. thaalla " pretty Murk s de . s •, experienced. lives, from 245. to 365. per head ; 1..... .. lehart, to surrender, November 9. 18, and Diterolur 4, at I from 206. to 21..; one prime lot of Ewes sold I, j , . io , Mw, at Guililluill. Attorneys, Messrs. Diorites mid lieu-' hewn, Walbruok. Know, of Littleton, at 41s. per head; sod mini- JAM , . et Juhu Leieh, late of Upper Thames-street, London, coal- 395, per head. the Tioetwlay r earner. , the City Fair, and enricher'', to surrender, October 31, November 4, sad De- althteash the day proved very oufavoaralite, much comp any eember 9, al ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Boxer, Far. atteuded. There was a good show of Cheese: in prices- Ideal's Ins, Holborn. best Old, Oh. per cwt.; Ordinary, 454. to 50s. Skin., It Juba spew .. , formerly of rde0,..,,,„,, St. M argaret , to IL Bs.;-enorls remained sussuld for three days she Westminster, corn-dealer, to surrender, November 4, 14, and wards.-Plits ea lb. 'ltchy. in prier.-Gokul Horses, 4t4'l December 9, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. price. Yltattlf, Nankai's-street, Westminster. ifilielsor Fair commented on Tuesday last. The skew of D..vid Powell Haut, of hetterton, Norfolk, miller, to tattle wall sot very large. eurreader, November 4, 11, and December 9, at ten, at -- -- --- - -- --- Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wright, King's Benetiewalk, Temple-. Thomas Hirst, now or late of Marsh, Huddersfield, York, elotb-deesser, to surrender, November 4, at the Court House, Wakefield, 6, at the Yew Tree Inn, Rubertown, and December 9. at the Ruse and Crow. Ina, Huddersfield, at eleven. Attorneys, Mr. Richard Bettye, Chancery-lase, Loudon; sad Mr. helm Bettye, Huddersfield. John Wiling, jun. of StaiuclifTe, Turk, merchant, to sur render, November 4, at she Court House, Wakefield, 6, at the Yew Tree Inn, Rubertown, and December 9, al the Rose and Crown Ilia, Huddersfield, at eleven. Attorneys, Itlr. R. Bettye, Chancery.laae, London; and W. Batty, Bir etta, near Leeds. Andrew Steplienoon, of Glasgow, and of lograns-court, Fenekureh-street, !Airdrie, cotton-manufacturer, to slums. der, November 4, 11. and December 9, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Williams, Fedchnich.strem, Lon don. Robert Wilson, of Cleinent*a.laue, London, broker, to surrender, November 7, 11. and December 9, at eleven, at Guildhall. Atturtid, Mr. Gellibraltd, Agatha-friars. Thomas Willeuch, of Holborn, Middlesex, umbrella and clock-maker, to surrender, November 4, 11, and December 9, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. James, Beseklershory. John Oakes, late of Ring's-Arrnivbnildings, Dunhill, Lon don (bet now a prisoner is the Fleet Mistier), comeminien broker, to tier, November 4, 21, and December 9, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. C. Braves, New Bus well-roars, Carry•street, Lawton. Heymann Maas, late of Provost street, City-road. Middle. sex, merchant, to sui render, October 31, November 4, and December 9, at ten, at Guildhall, London. A tourneys, allansra. Hurd mid Johnson, King's Bench-walk, Temple. BIRTHS. At two o'clock ea Saturday wioraiter. al the humor of 'Royal Highs s, the Dube of Cunt/ice, iu Atullry-ur the Lady 9104~1 FirscLaastice, .fa daughter. Bye(' are doiog well. At Athluae, on She Roth iastast, the Lady of Major J. r. South. Welsh' Fualleera, of • son. On Friday tooriiinu, the 21,1 indent, at Worpl.winn, tte‘r G ui ldf or d. the Lady of thwapbury Routes, Eli of • son. Os the 19th in.tant, at Twer.l-11111, sear Lynsiogton, Lady of Capt. Symoutto, R.N. of a son. On the 25th tosiaat, at Lowfidtaas, Kent, the 1.4.1 y Captain Wright, R.N. of a so. . MARRIAGES. On the 10th of Angus* last, at Halifax, Nova Semis, 11.- !caret, third duets. r of the late Honourable Sir John 11 auto, one of the JuJaes of his Illakates Court of Conon,. Pleas to &Wood, to Capt. A. Faitottawe„ of his Shje.ti $ ship Newcastle. On the ltiols instant, Capt. Robert Tate,, R.N. of It 010. 1 Lodge, is Hauls, 1., Mary Jame, daughter of Msjor•Geoei Cookson, Royal Artillery. On the 21st iiistaiii. a 1 Bt. Georges, Hatiover-sgaao., James Brown, Esq. M.P. foe the county of Mayo, e biro ~. o lathe Right Hos. Denis Brows, to Eiesanr, third dao4ho, of Juba Wells, Emil. of Biekley, Kent, and U P. for Mane. l►n the 2411) ultimo, at Gorktornkaw, Sir Filo/it'd Knatc h. bull, Bart. M.P., of Mention Hatch, to Esau) , Csittrio,, eldest daughter of Edward Boric, Esq. of Park, iu Kent, and of Cbaw►uo Howse, Hants. DEATHS. Out Monday last, at Oxford. Joh. Cooper, Esq. of Woks. ■pun Thamos, upwards of 25 years bead disiribeitor •tamp. for the county of Oxford. and for 20 rare our or bee Majesty's tusliceu of the Peace for his nacre ioWfl of . - PRICE OF SUGAR. ne average price of Brow ;;3711;5t0 --. 'ado Seger, own- Feted frees the Belem, made is the leek enilieg the tsth day of Octobe►, 184 d, is sbs. Old. per hundred otitis, ex clusive of the chairs of eaglets' pant or payable therms on the importations thereof into Great Britain. At extraordinary age of 103, haae James, labuserri, ior t►e parish of Lunged*, Carniartheashire. Unti • late per ~.,1 a life, he was remarkable for muscular strength, set.vity, sad industry. On Tuesday last at Raveninglians, is Mama, after ,is Moms of three days, Lady Bacon, •i 6 of Sir Edmund Bacon. Warosiel, and daughter of the late Dashwood Bacon, Eon. of Ottery St. Nary, Deeoruh sea. On Tuesday last, at Camberwell, aged nine years, stir, as illness of 32 hours (use Duly of which was cosisideic.l dangerous), Slarianos, yourgest daughter of J. fl. Co.,i Eaq. of Nurwich. Average Prices of Core of Engteed and Wales, by the Quarter of Eight Winchester Bushels, and of Oatmeal per boll of 1401 be. avoirilupolee, from the re( urea received be the week ended the ?tst of Oeleber, iftn. on *many lasi, at Midlelos, is the County at Curk, gicpbeu William Cuppiager, Esq. sincerely and ileserirr4;y vitro tit J. I ' ST T. 1. 57 2t 36 28 3 21 (Promotions, Divichasts, 1 a 4 1. u i * . E 4 1g I 1 ... 2 . 0 .Z - -i - - S. d s. d.i S. d s. 4. 39 2 40 11 23 8 ids, te. is our next.) P.4TAL ACCIDENTS. On Tuesday morning a melancholy accident happened in the 'Cathedral Chord), iViucliester ; two of the alone ma. sons were drawn op in the cradle to the roof of Ike Church (about ninety (eet,) and there suareniled is work, when one of them, Jetties Hyaom, by over exerting himself, fell down. He was conveyed with little signs of life to the Comity Hos. pital, where be languished about half an bone, soul tbn died in someone agonies. —He was twenty-four years of age, and was to have been married in .bunt three weeks. On Tuesday afternoon, as the Her. Will i am i rsing . some time Minister of the Associate courreg•tioa at Streamer, was coming from Auchterarder to Donnitie, he atopt to water his horse nt a well, at the entry to the market place; —while the horse was aloopitoc to drink, the crapprr sat the saddlo broke, and the oriforilinate span tumbled headlong over the hurse's neck into the well, and was kill. d on the apot. Medical assistauce was irpoudiately ribtained; his reek, which was found to be dislocated, sea instantly re. duced, bit all attempts to restore animation of cowrie proved ineffectual. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS A T TO-MORROW. M. H. 2 1 2 11 2 11 2 10 o 10 1 12 R. Murfill. Pickering. curlier H. Tbormtuu, Ruud Woe, upholder Reyooldr, laic of the ship Orient J joss,. Raweigaie, carpenter W. F. N K r, Wei Holborn, linen•draper W.. 1 . Porter, Cbareng-erorm, slopaeller DIVIDENDS. J. Tuylor, Sboreduleh, turn-chandler T. Arches „Hertios d, butcher lO C CRT! I ICATFS. J. W. Smith toil T. Turretley, of Mastehenter, ners.-11. Mello, late of Cullisioptun, Devon, rellniotirrr.— J. of Holley, York, ntri chum —J. G. Bubb, ut Graf. tun Mlrret EA.i. Fitzruy , wiuxi e, M iddlest st, urn I mgr.— C. Chown, of :114ot:hest' r, Gillet, talc of Clow's court, fleet-street, printl•r.—F. W. Rutledge, of Loess. sorrel, Comtism( ial.road, IltJdleacc , rsorn-faciiir.—.-It S. of Waterloo-place, Middles.•:, wine meieltani —T. batiea , late of iiiug-street, Coecnt•Katdan, Middlesex, tru.slo.slcr. Mr. XVIII embarked on hoard the Alartha from Liverpool on the I lib instant, bound for New Yolk. Attie the smut was fairly out at twit, ■ to nun sippesied enicieg the passen gers, who bail been mild then as Cutild. Ile sts , wtrill the descripthri of Franklin, :thus blele►cr s and was believed by all un board to he the nutn. On Sunday se'itilig!it Lieut. TitomAlt on the half.pay nt the 58th regiito yini niz gentleman who was much eateented, was ktla• krd at Bailin* by ail or seven pursmei, at tint wills stnties, with which they knocked Mtn down several tinier, and afterwarda with a shovel, by a atilik e Irout which lii• forehead Way hid open. He died on Friday morning Iwo, and MI It (11.1C111 was litld upon his hotly, who found a verdict of ‘4 %Vanl murder against Bryan Keaceny; mid that Mary Sweeny. Bridget lienveNy, l'auherilge Sweeny. Mary Lynet, and l'uhick Sweeny, were arersso. ens." 11 there wits any cause fur shit owl-Age. it has not been communicated to us.—(4lltiyo email :maws./ PiMmed sad Pubtiebt , d at Tee Betrise Tme Gums (J&.*, No. It?, embed, by C. CORNWELL at tie Suomi. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Morning 49 after $. I Eves's( 17 after 9 Saturtlay—ST. SIDON •ND JUDF.—Holitlii at the Batik, Ezetheqeti, East ludia, and &soh Sea Houses. r LIE ANTI-lAIPETIGINES, or SOLO -1 NON'S DROPS, are found efficacious in the removal of scorbutic eruptions, sc.i.fuloes tumours sod sores, and She symptoms of a scorbutic habit. By perifyiwg the blued, and restursug the healthy action of the blood vessels, it eoables the system to throw off noxious heavers, and to repel the comae. that induce debility sad disease. It is sold by Mr. Johnson, SS, Omaha! ; Mr. Sanger (Isle Barton and Co.), 130, Oxford-street ; Mr. {Yard, Holburo • and Mr. Striating, Royal Exchange, Loodun ; and all Medicine l'eue 'lris, p rice I Is. and 33.. per bottle. . . . •• Advice in individual clues nosy be bad by applicatius (by letter) to Gslead !louse, whets the venal fee of One round is expected. Suatritlir is soudo, further in re. The treatment case effect/mi. ACANDID Examination of Profemonal Pee testeime is only to be feared by those who are am seisms of isespecity. Impressed at as ealy period of oar professional career with IM importance of a inure minute attests. he • eines of &r -ealeo peculiarly affecting the grander opmagions of Nature, we boldly deviated frum what was held ter be usodiesit s t raw. dozy ; attacked the vanntiogs of empyricism, mid, by g o . Statism its vile purposes, consider ourselves 'softy emitted t o that approbstioil and patronage which, fan sweaty years, base rewarded our successful and devoted studies. The estimation of our enlightened brethren, who freepsestly ap peal to our 'pillion, is as additional grstillentios he our pride, while oar authority from the College itself, strespli turd as it is by the must eatausisetie testiswaish at almost every Professor in the British Metropolis, moat swerrset the sanctity of our fame front estry sa:srepessesta The impetuosity of youth, or the mousestary waist of caution is the maturer isms, ellen lead to the 'friths of a eostagiatts dimity ; happy, therefore, may the arty apph. cant be milled, whose anxiety ear be alleviated by a few days' care; and eves iu the more advanced stages, chaise. leased by numerous ay strums we can illustrate *sr ember tints. by remtertug the treatment mita, the eery e ff ectual. 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