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CLERICAL PROMOTIONS. The Reverend 1. B Sumner, one of the F►llows at Don College, is prunioteil lu I Stall in the Cathedral tit. Oh Friday bet the Rev. D. William., second Wolter of ill'toriselttrr College. oho collard t.. she Preheomi of Pwrco io I:4;clorstee Cillwdrhi s by the I.rtrol Mt%loop of th e thorese, V:.C1181i by do: &mho( tI Rev. Dr. Du•by, Dell■ of Ht.schr , to r. On the 13th met. the Rev. Arthur Aiberty oar invtitotra to the ;mug of fleavitree, near Eyelet., void by the death of the late Archd►aeon Barites —P.ttrusse, the Dean and Chapter of Exeter. POLICE. .........-. low *Tarr*. teeterday snovaing Vickery, the officer, accumpastied by 14 , Pears..., arrived at the office. and reported that they lad sired early exertion to sreore Franklin, haring heels in rorsenit of biro to Calais, Roolemur, and other pf.sees; hot Oast they had unforturs•trly !wen unsacressful, as they could root few any information of loSsn at thuo. places. Too to farts I, Ire been received at 11w I /thee, signed by Ffiqb klm, aid d.sted from r alai., hot it is lint la . lieelrit that b• kr., ever hes n there. Theo. Irtiers rap if his perfect reisdossers 10 appear ill ringierr the rhargos brought a s tatio.l ions sesta:chug she sedstasus places / 1 / 4 .e. but that the sole erase of his n it ba V I lig 11011 r so, was the fear of liensg ar re,te.l OP a verdict of 5,s 101 damages, which load beets ess rs meanest bun in ass art for ('rim. Con. f Goodall ...Ain't hint. Chafes Peter Norton alias Coplota Writ, wse ttttt 'it teJ fir trial ow the ebrugeuf ribbing Mr. Maitfwarifil of • rousulreahlw swat of mosey, jewellery, awl ether valsible proterty. A person owned Milk, who heti hem, arrested for addreva. itm lire populace in St Jamtveamipmee some time riser, nppearid so verve a eobwirow on Mr. Birwie *hilt *item, vie I',, 6.;fself, mistime to an *Mimi its the Court of King /finch coeinvesed wish ghat tranmetsow. lie II Itilys ril shlit!rfit with the subpoena, bat the worthy Maturate se• fluid to acerpi of it. A Cou.t.able, Paused Shires, oho was proceeding to serer • warren' ou a perm,' is. Ihwry.lffne, most •sulrotly fe.s.ifiltell ifs flw ex..ruifoli of hi fluty Ifs a titan twined Posers, and flirty oilier oleo. Powr,‘ was proved to have hilt:titled scleral severe ifijwries uo him faith ▪ knife.atid wan ronialitted tinder Lord Filesibennugles for cuttinr and maiming. The other three were fortified to fistel At the late Wisidioar Quarter Sessions John Roses use tried for being a museum cheat, in ob taining money uudtr fit*e pretences bona Mr. I.II.I.IIWHITE. of the Swan Inn, on 15th July. The Prisoner represented himself to be the servant ni Cul. %Vass., for whom he ordered • bed. wayigg the Colonel would be at Windsor that everting, that 1w bad left his luggage r 'Wean:llollm not hawing money to pay the carriage; Mrs. L. of his repo , ' hot bun 10s.; opal inquiry it was found that the steny coacerning the Colosiel and the luggage were false pretences. The Primacy was found Griity, and sentenced to two mouths' hard labour. 'Cheri: uotre thtve oilier indictments ageism him for similar offences. which were not triad; he obtained 14s. from the Castle liar.. tes. from the Christopher. aid hum Mr. J. BROWN. A circumstance occurred at Southampton on Sunday seimiigla. which liaud wanly Droned fatal A gentl.nuan. woo liar beta to lodgniga there 'lntim; sekiolo, arose suddenly from Ina bed about four ax•k, and ran Nobly down stairs. shutting the • after him. and made to the water-side, wherr ?lunged at; his distressed lady Cullom-41 him to shore and entreated NM to return, but could , pre ail. Fortunately his progress was much supeded by mud and weed., and the Custom house boat succeeded in securing dim after an el . - of nearly two hours; during which time lie every resonance. l'he unfortunate gentleman' us a Colonel in the army) was labouilog under mporary derangement. 'wo awn and a wourto, belonging to a tribe of ies,•have been apprehended in Kent on a strong cio of beiug the persons who sent the poisoned hiig to Maidstone gaol, by rating of *lnch the prisoners lust their ores. It is conjectured that were implicated with Greentrees iu lone-steal and took that diabolical Diode of preventing his impeaching them. NA/AL MTP:LLIGENCR. oeTontlit "1.-3 p rm. About six o'clock this morning it began to blow very hard from S.S.W., which, at nine, was accompanied with a heavy rain mod caused the vessels lying in the Downs to make for the harbour—about 11 it increased to a compkle hurricane, and a great number of vessels, large and small, were en deavouring to gel into the pier fur shelter; many of them succeeded. but a number got considerably damaged it the attempt ; among the casualties' at this distressing time, a large Swedish ship from Stockholm to Lisbon, ladeu with timber, missed the entrance omit %truck agsmst the side of tie pier, knock.d away many yards of parapet wall, and soon after her masts fell sod she went l'lllUpfritly to pieces—it is said there of fit r s-rew were drowned— her cargo is now driving we slower in every direction A situp from Portsmouth to London went on shore op posite Fast Cliff Lodge, with loss of bowsprit, Lee. Ice. —the crew are saved. Oa hoard this vessel Is a corpse of • Lady on the way iss Condor. A Swedish sloop was driven me shore near the Salloisg-room ; of her crew, consisting of seven, only one was saved ; ■he is gone completely to pieces. Another sloop, with a cargo of brandy, went on shore near the same place, with loss of mast suit bowsprit, and hall much damaged ; her cargo let now taking out. A brig also missed the harbour, sad now lies beating outside, costi s i. derably damaged ; her crew gut safe sin shore. The sloop Yeria, belonging to Aberoluvery, is also no shore on the Wilting Stook, with loss of bowsprit, &e. Upwards of sixty sail of vessels have taken shelter here 111-day, 11111: of which, a large ship, belonging to 11418intore, zitt safe lulu the harlsour; a great Handier of these es so Is ale damaged. The loss of anchors, cables, Eist. is !rely great. A boy Ittlssooging to the Swedish timber ship had one of his arms (aught by a rope, by wbieh it was broken, and amputation , of the limb was immediately performed, and it is hoped he will do well. Jt is impossible to state as yet, the damage duo, to the ♦easels around here, bur, no doubt, it is very considerable. It is the MIA severe gale experienced herr fur several years past. It was high water shout half-past eleven, nail spring tide Several vessels are now making for the harbour, Irian the Downs. LAW INTELLIGENCE; COURT OF KING'S BENCH, GUILDNALL, MONDAY, °KOWA 23. • The trial of Thomas Davison came on this day . before Mr. Justice Bear and a Special Jury. for pejblishing a pamphlet, called The Mager zioje, said a blasphemous labrl, called The h'epub hest*. Mr. GUMMI', for the prosecotion, stated the ease in a very aide manner to the Jury. t'he Defendant read a long written defence, jus tithing htis.elf on the MA and .11.1eneated ttroutirls of fire discussion. Munn; the course of his de fence, he read s I scandalous allusions to the Bathos., and other di ti I prr.lkigN. Ile was intrwittked by the. Jude, and mformerl that if lie cannoned sueh language, he would hr fined. Not witligasidtng. however, he persisted to make the .o u st gross allusions, and was lined four several times to the amount of 1001. The Jury retina's kw minutes before one o'clock, mid returned • 'erase* of—Grilly. imsoLvstir DAR TORS' COERP, MON DAT, OCTOBER SIC Tile Court sat for the first tine in theCommittre Noni, No. 12, belonging to the Holm of Coin.* 111011.4. _ - The Court was occupied the chief part of the day in bisrinK remanded cases of no interest. 11 THE M VITF.D OP ALDERMAN sIA MATTHEW BLOXIIAM. ENT. AN INSOLVENT. Mr. VALENTINE. moved, on the part of Mee". Prekbottrn. awl Mr. Day. creditors of the Insol. vent. that his gthedule riiould be referred to Mr. I)sunee, one of the Officers of the Chart. to etr eavne onto the ocenunt.; I.et fontfi in it. and to re veirr ',rook relative to the items therein specified. and sfett the opposing creditors might be at liberty ro go before Mr. Danner with counter proofe; 21111 %tilt %Ir. I)4unce t•itould report to the Court the te s.ilt of his inquiry. Mr. rot.t.ocu. Coniwel fee the Insolvent. said lie lops not instructed to oppuee the motion, bat he hold to request that the iesquiry might be one iota fOrthwitli, as his client held a public sitaanon, and A l t being longer imprisoned might be highly detri to hint. The COURT granted the notion. • Il.r rr ti d'IKIf a:. pl IFtC sl loot p 1 napes house Art o ward (ariao • tem Tar gyps,' auaut passiall two p th yr Lag, a tope. I I I G Itigt- ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE. Pot in here the following vessels:—Catalina, Campbell; Walser/I, Kruger ; Fates, Artlusr ; Littleharnptoo, Brothers, Smith; Hero, Mallow; Lion, Flynt.; threvahrell, Godfrey; Catharine, Young; William Henry, Crosby; M. dwsy, White; Leda, Meads; London Parlset, Thum's; John Bulk. Icy, Erickson ; and Liverpool p-srket, Lombai it ; %Vcllutgoon, Tomlinson ; Pl. as y Wellasley, Briton ; Bou, Banks; British Tar, Dewsbury ; and Tine, Juts—all with nut loss of anchors and cable. The follow iug are ashore to the eastward of this hail/our:—Edward, Bussart, gone to pieces; Zania, Jriskiisa. mid Dotty, Taylor, reggaes dmcharging ; and Arbariwtesi, Patrr ma, paw t• pieces. Poserssiouvi, octosra 22. Sailed yesterslny the Marling cutter on a Craig!. Arrived to-slay the Medusa transport front she Cape. A ship, linilier.loaded. shout WO loot.; with three dead bodies in her topmasts and boats, •opposed to he the Ellen, front Fiume, gut sin shore last night on Soles Bill, and has goer In pieces. The cargo has Miffed on shore, the greatest part of which will be saved. It is supposed that the sew have all perish. d. It has blown a tremendous gale of wind all day, during whirl, the Borneo, Russ, front parted from her anchors at Speilseads, and drove on shore on South Sea Beach. She doe. out appear to be ranch damaged, anti if the weat►er permits hypes are entertained that the cargo will be saved. _ . PLYNOVTII, OCTollllill Arrived the Mary, Greawell; and Pathos, Raod•11, front Malaita, ilk• latter with pact of her carp, thrown nerrhoard. tI.IIOUTII. OCTOBER 2i►. Arrived the /).borne packet wills a m. 1,1 A sins the islands, lams from Se. Thomaess,, in 38 ; and the Doke of Wel lingtott, Kerr, tom Bahia. sr(zAmcr, ocrnervit 411. Artive4l Vomitla, Geary, from Gilor3lear, with her sad, spiel, omit ism want of pruTilllutic EYSIOVTII, OCSOUVR 21. Nearly the whole of the cargo of the Pollux Is sass J ; hot it is not rapectesi that the teasel ran be got off; and it is resit.) from the gale of this morning that ►he is totally lost Dry, UCTUSW,R 22. Caine down from the River yeaterday the liciluna, Storey, f..e. the Mi•diterratie ho ; Friew., Bam lr, fur DiewfieueitiLitel ; Medway, White, for Purfases..ititt :mad New Snuilt Waits ; Brieivh Tar, Devisberry, fur B ihta ; said ek, Spence,. for Antigua. . Amen, and sailed for the River the ince of Wales, Davi• on, fruni Ifibsol*s R.y *ailed the Medway, for rustamoarth, but put back again 1u"-day with several whom /Calved lo day and sailed 6.r the River the Mary, hawk, from Rental, wilh damage in her %311+ and rigging sided nth May, end f St. Helena 151 h duelist. It has Mown a heavy gale all daa, during which several ships have parted and gone to Rain g.ua. Yesterday st'unixtit the hi 1 1.... Vo of Jersey, Noma to Nei (..111.111.41111. or4q stranded near Ibr 01.1 !lead of kitssale, iu romonneme sif the late si weir tars. One Ile:1111411 was drowned, but the rest of the Cr.U" Harr liven saved. The I'M,. Cause, boom] to L•. n dnn, was •b ireu on shore at St. Kites 29th August—raiga ilischaigiil twithuut mud' damage. The Jane, Lovell, from Nesvfoiliiillitiol fur St Vineeues, was thiren on shore •ud bilged at 11. ii bailees 27th alt.-- Cargo totally lu►t. The Mass, Davis, from Chester for I •omit terry ; and Amity, Fusits, irons Kelfaat for Lire' pot, weir on shore tear Boucot us tlst itoristri. The Messaytere.(rown Louisiana awl Chi rhurg for Havre, was on shore is the Seism un Friday, 811.110 1 ut VALES ON THE WELSH COASTv. We ere concerned to Rad that tomes sustained by the shipping brimming and trading to the port of Cm tartron, have been unusually severe at 1411 early a pliant of the 114,89011. roll, ream Is have already beru totally lost, and one set ioudy damaged ; anion them the British Quranr, a fine brig of VI tons, bound ho laussies, wills a cargo of slates, stink on she 21st alt. haring spswag.a leak, when a fry miles S.W. of Bruise), loalaud, which, autwith•tandwg every earrsion of the crew, t; mural se hat upon them, that they were under the wrra•ssisy aimmakinueg bra, sisal for. twarately reached Ahc:Jarey in their boat; they 'au the !nig go down about twenty mitigates afire they left her. Alm Ilse Active, a large sunup, bound from► IVaterfurd to I..ves pool, Malta with wheal and batter, supposed to hare struck Luz BA, akey lahriad, or some past of the adjacent coast during the night 4.f the 20th silt. fragments of the wreck leaving M•en washed oa shore in lb* etrighboto hood ow the ing day—every soul perished! Among the sneerer' was the Captain's wife. There id Every rcawsu to suppose, that had the tutainded tioht been fettahliehetl on cite leltnel liordrey, the lattrr 14131 ecrolvot would not hare occurred. The sloop Victory. of thitagamiust, M•Carfhy, master, burden bS tons, frum Rua, to Irthool, bauud m Milford, yids forty ►ead if caul., was oVri taken by very tremar,tu uus weather, and cvmiJ DOI gel near the %Veld@ roust, but 1 1 / 1 1a a rsvtu into the bay ..f Itulerwal. Mid it nut b. an for the light•hnus.es now erectmg, she ve,sel and barer would bate been totally lost : who occurrence proves the usably of which these light-houses will be, as they serve, when completed, fur beacons by day as wall as lights by night. By the death of Mr. Hairs►i.L, Chief Clerk of the Molise td Cummuus, the vast amount of lees aces wing to Mai is now by au Art, pissed in the kild year of the tale kite, to be vested in COMMiOI/101.1e1S, of about the SI/14,6KM is to be distributed by them in ralstics and olluwancts to the Clerks of the House. The allowances 111 the three Principal Clerks whir attend the Table, are fixed by the Act ; end uuipk means, it is expected, will r.•rtain fur the better pr9Vl4iuu of the other Clerks, wine of trbuits are ire y ivadegnstrly pin. aided fur, considering the length of yeui• they bare been cm pluyed in the official duties of the House. Rowe have nu permanent allowance whatever, and are solely &pendant u• the small fees contingent on 1991 e or less private business. • • THE QU EEN. "Pho following Address was presented Io her Majeaty 'nut Brandenburg Home, on Wednesday last, by Mr. Mort and Nlr. Conway, and a &pota bility§ Iran the Female /oabittinta of the in* is. of. Newport and Credeon, and drair.tiyistuieit TO REIS MOST GRACIOUS lIICIFFTY CIRVIIYUftnIr ?RR UNITIRD lIINGDOM Or GRSAT lIRITAIN ANI; tRIILANSS, gIIIVISN CONSORT. The linothle A.lJress or the tonlersiclied Female tants or the towns of Newport sisal CM...4W\ and their the Comity of hloilmoulli. We, your Majesty's most dutiful and loysl subjects ber leave to approach your Majesty with the mist respeettot espressi 4444 ul our emegrattilati 0000 nu your Msjesty's ►afi re. turn to these realm*, of our sincerest condolence and sympa thy toe 'icemen! of the vari.ty mot nsageritirde of your sielfev ings, and of um just rudignation against Must who have prrsuwr•d to treat your Majesty with such ustpsrstlelericon. !timely, injustice, sod 'rarity. As Females we all towhee , pate in the pain and slirgre%l your Majesty most have felt at the gross sod scandalous ineredibilities with which your mor onic.' have charger{ you,. and as many of tes as are wives fully comprilreied tlw porgnauey of your filajemy's feelings in be ing capricionely d►prived of your Royal 11 imlinsitfa affection awl protection, whilst murk of 11 , 1 as simians the mileetial character enter most acutely into tin• extreme aliCirtiMi MR) anguish which you have endured its that tender rrlat• . It must, however, he must consoling Is. y ou r Majesty to know that the nomenfril Sensation occasion. d by the death of yorit illustrious Denghter has hero equalled in extent tool sin. eerily mils by that whir h our country f. ens on account of the unjust And disgraceful treatment which your Majesty •xpe tiences. Hut, Madam. per unit its to xprexii a hope . that hap pier days await pm, that the honour and justice of the Bri tish N;IiiIM wilt Minnow, the Agra of the Conititution be tween your Majesty sod your prsaiecistors, PO that the evil Mended against your Majesty may recoil upon their own guilty heads. As the splendour of the orb of day may he iub,coreil by a passing cloud, so to the p►ejudiced and (Tudor only the purity of your Majesty's character appear tarnished by the foul imputations of an ex.parte and contra dictory evidence; log, as in the fornwr case the• refulgenee of the suit soon dissipates the obscuring vt.puur, so we confi dently trust will yam, Majesty's innocence, Ilse the maicono ttimity and erasures which your Majesty his exhibited in the fare of an admiring people, and winch nothing hut conscious r.ctitiole could inspire, shortly temuce every 41 4 .4110 and con (mind every malicious insmontion. lo the expected .v. Ite of your Majesty's acrtuittal, we hail the triumph of WI •rty over impression, of lustier sure► corrropiimr, of innocence over iniquity, and of Ilie nitre principles of the.roustitirti 0000 , civil and rell:ruirs, over the nutted attacks of libertinism mot arbitrary power. To the protection of a just and Alfwise Providence, we commit your Aliijesty's sacred cause, fervently mayinv, that Ile w•ho filleth all space, and whose omniscience Extends to every cireuntstanee, will siltiiiiately brim your Majesty forth from ibis uueomitiotstigmel ord.-al «the brittlit I for the test, ' arrayed in all the Immenrs of uoiversallyeichtiowlidged inno cence. HER MAJESTY S MosT GRACtOUS ANSWER. 1 feel unfeigned satisfictiusi in receiving this atiertionaht Address (Coin th , Female lidnitniants of Newport and Carr. Ir•in and their vieiniiirs, in the County of 11iiiiiwerth. The sensibility of my uwn sex 111111,i have been Difigliknill shocked by the Harwell. led barlarit.es I have exprrinereil. Theo, frelines of delivery WPTC. I am C.lllWitlfell, 'milt lire r .trd Icy that mass ut idisesinty which my milverearsee puichaseii the mouths of Italian witnessia 10 scatter ever the land. t (my Partners am tranivaishril, Ih• victory nitwit he issevibirsi less to the ientlerneas of their console it.. ih.to to the force of public opinion nisrrating thrsiogh the medium of the fires". 1 rstrcsis the voicr of politic opinion of higher valise as a moral and intellectual its Mage in 61%011.11 - o f my 111110- cruee than the dretsiou of ouy other i.ooliratte re. The Almighty bas, in Ike c moo umbel of •vrisl., 13011101 d hi. tit crre straiten f 11w houJ mtJ itijuAite, sod though 11.1 May sollf•liMes riijt , y a 14 tapqiary sUCCess (U. y c to never obt•iis a perstsatugat PROCKEDINGS AG.4INST THE QUERN. An Arrount of the tolal Expenses incurred on soroont of the Proceedings carrying un agunist ihr Quern, as far a the same eau be made out : The total sum applied out of the Seem, Ser vice Showy, from the commencement adobe £ S. IL proreriliors, is.. The total soul imited to Mr. 31:robr i , the Soli- rutin - of the Treasury, out of the grout of Parliament for Civil Cowin:reit-see, for the expense of 'louse prorerilines. is lO,OOO 0 • The total sum tistied to Mr. Visaed, her Ma jr-ol y's Solicitor, out of she Grant of Partin moil, fur sitisf)ime certain Charges spas the Couto!Rioted lueJ or Civil list, Cur the Ex.ruse of thuNe Procce drop, is '20,000 • 0 1'54.100 IS 0 N O.—The Counsel for Ihr Queen limas", that iu el , nrorinity to their apphratioi. he Vitt 0.1..10rr 1820, a warrant for Ibe icsur or to,oolot rraily hi be debirric.l to them ; and this Suns, together wi.; Ilse prreothog Sums, will make the whole 'gourd fur her Nl:l:Katy's S. s vire, • tto 30,000 0 0 A further PO4II of 10,0101. has brew applied for by Mr 11..ulr,wb.rh, with thepr.ceding sam or 16,000/. will make The abovr sum of 18,1001. Ifts. Joey nut in clude thr expeuse of courisr• Iwtween Maly and Lonrho., which was dcfrayrd in tbe anal manner. S. R. LUSIIINGTOM. Treasnry Chant%ie.., Octubwr 17, MO. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILD:TAU ?MI DAN. N. M. . Ward. Triwrestrr, Isce.slealer D. Trueirraii, Goltheisith sire, t., lare.clealer..... W. F. Pair, Hlgh 9011101 m, linewalraper 3 HI T. Marini, Bristol, buoy-draper T. 11. Smith, Chance. y •lane, tailor 1 10 H. Buesur, vicattalier H. Thus moo, Ruud•laire, W. Reynolds, fate of the ship Orient 1 11 DIVIDENDS. R. Walmealy, N. 'Termer, • mit, IV. J. Turner, Basin`- hall-street, merchauts Fleet-street, t 3,47 kerprr (7ERTII- wierEs. w. Jurors, of FriJg th, Shropshire, haulier —.W. Block, of Bailiwick, Sumerseialrire, cal I.maker.—E. of Edenonius, grocer —T. Crepe's, of Ormakirk, Lancashire._ - . 0/0111C it propricior.—J. Itilbrouglo, of Gilskroulve, sof rork.lsirr, cluils•olerelcsot.—bl . 110. 1 C50u... 4 . 11 r"1e. kiog- ituu-upun•Hull, aputlweary —R. Fuvol.., of Blandfurd, DUI - Jo aps.s.—R. ituocus a, of Jlanclusl. r, ',lmam's' owl glaiter.—T. Lawlusi and S. Itur, of Stalrylnidge, Aslitue, iiisder-L)mr, I.ameaslvw, mesthiise-makers. At Apptrishaw show felt, October 9, thew was a r;reat iittinber of I)orset sod St. mrs . r i ,•o r s, for %hoc). Ilwre was very little drusand, Mere being lint few Luvrts. The priers were on an avrratfe loom Bt.. to sm. !ter lit :A lower than bust veer. A highly sels•eitsble meeting of %Vuol Growers, in and around Uxbridge, held on the 121 h. lust. oft tive King's Alum, iu that town, K. U. Cox, Es+ 1111110111 wool fair resolved on, to hr twist the first Tuesday in August, and many signed their tiamets, thrunarlves tv bring all thvtr growth. Timm • War.OFre, October etl, loin. let Reeintent of Life Goarels•—Corites ('harks Nall , from halr•Pol i>eaeousta, to Ise Cornet and Soft•Lierrien•iit, vire Joh* Pall, who exellitur (tetuber 4, IWZU. 14th Regiment of t tett' I)r•eootta—ltreiret LieutenCtsi-Cobt. Honourable Henry Perry to hr %taint., by purchase, •iet Bruitserion, prontottal iie the 22.1 bight lkagouna..— tetoltre 11, 1410. liiresAllie 11.0. J . John Chat Ituit to be Captain, by purchaer, tier l'rrcy—liAl as,atinve. Coeurt Ea ward Shr.l.tririgiwets to Ile Lieutenant, by pur- 1 . 11411 r. Vire 4.:hlarli11111.111104.11111 . _ . 124 htt t—ltrevel 11.iroiroant.C.400ri Thomla Bp- IM•rmo. from nth Df3r, , 1011•, la I.: I.lrotrosOl- Colo/let. by posrelrear, vice 'Yr:every, wim September 21, I$:11. Toth Ite4imesit of l'out—Horpital.Asvistveit Jirseph ranee to lee As.iiviviii.Skirttetio„vice Art Hey, promoted rn - Ilse 71• I Foul—J:llrd October 12, lel2l. 2131 h ditto-1.4 ishleaul Joseph Broohihank, from the 241 h Foot, to be ('retain, by ptirrltdor, vice Tripp, who rrii.rl .Isiert no %hove. _ _ . 3frils ditto—Captain George 'Fenton, from lialf.pay, 3tith roid, h, fir Captain, vier Cletrlt to Chitty, tatiu •xchan.,r., erceiviste the ditri-ertarr 41..trtl as above. eStli ditto—Surgeon .trt' ' Strwirt, front the 71. t Four, to br Sturgeon, vice Hemel!, dereased—dated av alto. e. ditto—A. Grorre Ardley, from thr F, N ,t, 1,, s wr geon, vice Stewart, appointed to the GrKti Foot—distr.' Iciohrr 12, 11420. NPIh ditto—Ctivien Mamball Clark., to be Lientrnant,willv. oat porelime, vire Hilliard, appointed to the 4th Rost Vorraii liattal --dated as above. _ E.tmun.l llsriopp,Gent. lu be Ensign, by purchase, vice Cisike—tlaied •s abovr. 2I West A%ri , tant Paler tae. I•uchlan to he A•sutwt-Snrgron r vim O'Beirne, appoinled un 1111: slwrs•:. 4th Royal Vito's,. Rdtalion. I.teut , nant Chrictopher Hilliard, (rum the F 4 lih Foot, to he I..ristrnalit, vire tVetherleead, appended le the 7th Roy.al Tele/All BiliAlsllo-11101 . 11 as 004,Te. 7th Royal Royal ♦rteran Battalion. I.io-ni.nant Allan Dreghorto, from hall pay 7Sth Foot, to hr• Looutenasot, wort. IVehater, who returns to los., hauler bctwAtion uos Mr Rol Lial—dalord as abu••c. rinh Royal Vetrrosn Rmialion To lot Lieoirtiaitia —.Armors/sal Heury Arantrowit, tuna Mi., Foot, vire flowsar, where appointment haa nut taken place—J*lrd as above. Lieutenant Illitopiorey NllllOl, from half pay 95th Fool. vice Sllo.lZrAll, who ft thrill+ to his I . ollller half pay_-Jatril as shore. I FOSPITA L STAFF. Dr. Anthew littidl, tirreeon to the FUI C. 2, t& be peril y door of llovisals no /Utica may—slated as above. A t , toorttoi.Sooreeroos Koran 07/Pirne, from 2.1 West Jodi* Rr yrun. no, to 1w kisislant-Surgran In Or purees, •iert lArr- Lu.., promoted tot 'II %Viet India Iteetiorut—daird as :thor... WlMani Debetty, Gent. to be 'hospital-Assistant so the Fumes, vita Madam - Mao, liounioted in 2'd IYest ladia iteginwat—dsiad as •I”.ve. lIILEV Er. Cielain !leery Blake, of tlir 6th Garrison Battalion, to he Major i• the Aion)—ilairil June 4, 1814. Mvonit tIDA. PRttrmt►r Richtml It. (O'Connor to toe rnp►rtudret, haring d►rrrirtl front l u + nr.ziorne—dji.d Uflphrr 5. 1810.. 'llse M 64 ian s of Lieutenant 11a1-ls, halt pay r.slh Fad, are Alfred Philip, and not Adam Philip. The Ciseisitais names of Mr. Coghlan, appointed Ensign in 61.0 nut, tots ?Silt toltimo, are Robert Eli.ba. Melllfi of the Gentleman appointed to • Cornett, in the Royal Horse Gamily, on 2811 t ult. arc 'llamas P. Cosby, awl Nut Crash t, as heretotore .taf ed. CONIIIMiIIiORS signet by Ith• Lord Lieutenant of Ike (NNW? of Nuilioghom. Hord Shertronet Fore.ler,. or Nottinghamshire Militia. IVilharo Berns. ti Mulute, E.q. ito be Captain—Jilted Nep fresibrr 29, 12-20. Lord Nottinohnot Troop of reoweorrro Cora Fro. 'William Larry, Grist. cob, Cornet, vier Porky's', resigned —dosed tirsisrenber 29, 1820. ('loroosho r Cool pa of Veromattr) Cavalry. Naar Timnia, Gent. to tie V, trri nary Surgeon—Ailed August I% 1820. f.'awlnir+ion in At Kirkcudbright and %figlawn Regiment of 7ilitu in, signed by the Lieutenant and Ilioh nherijj of the Sheriffdom or Sterrortrir of Kirtruillnight. Richard littlmith Craik,ileir plumy:. Esq. kg be Major, vice . . _ Shirr. rrsigno d—olatril July 2Q, 1810. _ f ;On in the lantrmeent Troop of Gentlemen and Yeo mans y Car.ttry, signed by His Vice-Lstatistiant of the County of Glensurgate. numas 'fltUna tq, Gent. to be Cornet —dated Ortuht t 10,1820. DI VI DEPi DS. Nov. 15. W. 111i...11.-, of lecile, Volk el eleveo, at Ihr Cuort-loolor, NOV 1-9. 7. Kemp, lalr .-1 Yorkshire, yarn opeositi, at e1e990, at tlrr ISAy llos or Imo, Astarroborough. Now. 11. It. hiy,of 1.. arc...it...4.1.m1-, draptl, at ten, at-Guilamlt,l.mulon. Neu. $4. J. T. Gr.w.iti, of Salfo,d , lancadure, liquor met. elhaid, at OW, at Ga Nay. 14. D. T. awoke, of Gerrard-sheet, Sohn, laernian, at eleven, at Guildhall, 1.1.11414111. Nu. 14. W. Vi cosine, lilt of Milk•il reel, but now of Glitter. lane. Ch..moide, .11k.ni.tisuficinier, at eleven, at timid- hell, London. Dec. 2. W. Edward'', of Dartford, Kent, rum, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Nov. 7. P. Itlyih, late of Dyer's•boiklings, Holborn, dealer, at ten, at Guildhall, [Amaral. Nov. IH. P. Dixie.seil. P. Dixie, jun. J. Dixie, and 11. Dixie, of Falcuu square, !Andras, smiths at tenon Guildhall. Oct. 24. .1. Lev, of King street, Ch;apvide, warrhousr at len, at Godilhall, Loudon. Nev. 11. V. S. itAfoisl, art Itarrow-road, Paddington, iron. avenger, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Nor. 17. W. Richards. of Pena-ince, Cornwall, merelovai tailor, at eleven, at the Union Hotel. Nur. 13. T. Bailey, late of Macelestield, Chi star, lawn drairtr, at ten. at ilie Merl lain. 3fairelerfirld. CERFIFICATES.—Norgesta 11. W. Wlwok of Huhn Faro, IYeilierby„ Yorkshire, ea I tie jobber.—J . Aikkrle y, of 80-afford, M istliesesr, is %mason ger.— J. Lister, of Lougroyol•Bridze, Hudderslirl , l, Yorkshire, dyer.—T. Fisher, of Hilly Mills, Kim Ikealon, Yorkshire, oil. ersisher.—S. 111110111, of C h aring truss, soma choler—T. A. Phalan, of Ai dwuck, Laucashtrr, cuiiimuo-becorr. PRICE OF SUGAR. Thr average prim of Brown or Morcuvaiki Sow, tom poted from Ihr ltre WWI made in the week roiling ilit . 18th tiny of October, Wirt, is ns. 711. per hundred viriebt„ n et si re of the eintirs of customs paid Of I.agahle itICSCUU 011 the importation anima into Great 11.1(3111. Averaze Prices of even of ram land and Wale*, by the Quarter of Eight tVissrliester flustielv, and of &Wiesenl vet boll uf avuirdopuive, from the return* received in Ihe week ended the 14th of October, 11120. . , 1 *- ....: i' .., i c. a i .....?. .; ... .: , x z . r. s i I; s.. a a , --.-- - - .- - - - s. d. s. d s d v. d a. d s. d s. d s. d. 88 38 4 18 10 21 3 40 2 38 8 23 1 - MARKETS. 01 *N EXCHANGE, Molnv", Henbane ?L Mu market was lout leseelerntely Wilk I{'lsat Ilea morine, cosoi; , le.l of 1.,11,1 eerriare qample. awl Kroll, A.. Isle •JOrrose ;Iles hirme perorate,' :my „. rilr•ls from the roast of Rtoffolk. A Vw floe ruu. r,„,„ ,h, ahoy. e s .oluire .old 21 per greerter 11 , uher than 01. tht e 4, sc'estieht, but the trade we. nut go, Itri.k ua Friday, it there any advance on Shot ire Irme Mehl 'Meting seniee, It few p.ime .sasple. Assisted F.. pre law+, above beet hot Ihme '. 110 Noo.o.liwni the utifeiitr which met hr.vy sale nor (Fate are fe p.r flower deerer, lint Ow h z a r qualities are obeli sale., end other cheaper. to l'oase au t Menu. there are nit sieten:toria. WIN DM )11, Of-tomcat!. Witral,p. A. 14/ it. to Is 4 Ins I Ileam, ler qr.. ..34. to 3(.• Warlvy, per .. in :in. Pr.... 4We 241. I'Y , -. for • HLAW M., Orrst or. a tl. Wheat .740 le iba Od Pram: 39. lo Bar try Brats. _44% Od Whets fret (HI VVleest.... ..--6 In --s STA I NES, 41ft7earit 10. IViscat. .. 121 Or to 131 As row p ., •y. io 44. Rve eldit4 per sr IS. so 30. Bowe --• t• 364 Thief. 1 , 13/ sw imnieuse supply si seisms exhibited at Md.,— lair) rnsi son Ta...t•y last; sod they were 111.14 1040111•1111.1 cheap. Tlw psauUty ..r threw wiriest was but ; il.• sales were heavy, awl a great posh twoussue.l mese el. Th.. priers were—best SCHlllefert Sic le 11134. Kurth Wilts, Sta. 10 Sap.; Half 45.. Itorogry Mattel of late has bees abessemetly sivphed -... Whcat Mk so Mk.; Mole!, 21s. so Us.; Om% tiw. to 24.. 8.... id, Is. .sd. per galluu.—A large ooppty of nip, arid coo. saderahly cheaper. At Clombesser brats market, as WowWeida% tM priers wore cumwdrwahly warier thew ei lowa day. COllll iamb shwa nor on •apadly la!hag 111 price, that we shall nut all. ReTt . gimlethin. Aire.f*rd illictwelenea fair look place on Thur,day. ahoet 4,006 deem sad lamb, were rowed. abet* expel irsera beery rair, at • redaction of from NW= SP M 1111110• gs % head niece tbe J. J uly lest. GrILDIIM D, Astons* ?I. wl sit, per lea/ Old %bite Oslo, per/Natio. . Means, prr ipsiirtrr ll 100 t. 21 3. Prase, per quarter Rye, new per or &Arley, new.... PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. Red. 66111 I Bank L. Ana. 171 7.16 3 per Ct. Coo.. 67Sfq$ I In.lnt Boiub es pr. 4 per Cent* 841 I Ex. Balm. 2....4 6 4 or. 6per Ct. N. Ana... 1031 Lotto). Ticket.. ill/ Ms. 1041 1 I Cons. fur Ate. 67Ei5 PRICE OF WPM DM3. Sant bs to 41 4. sis.set ..21 1110 to 3/ 5. Essex 08 to 31 10. Fart, hon., Mee, 811 M to *llk S %II 1'111;1E1.D M Alta:Kr, Mew DAN. Ovrosta 3i. The market was well sripplieel Iba wwwwing with Catile, mid the priers remala lire a.lrae as last week; 111 arta", 'l;,•rii. sod Pork, Ilse snow ISI prier as hut week The Ilay asare,re as per our last frlitiatlitel ; is Straw sad Chimer lie al:ersttwi The fulloweseig w aii *reunite slalaaseal of the priers sill smilax's : To soak he offal fleet.... Ss. 6J. In Ss. 134. klmetuo..3o 6J. to 44. Lasak...oo W. so 41a. 04. so do. Pork... So. RI op lis. Ikl. I per stone ut 81b. Head of Cattle this day Beasts 7W Sheep .ad Cambs....l7 500 Calves Pi its • • • • .• ...... • • HAY-MARKET. 3t. 10 , 1. ed. hi 41. 49. Cluorr St N. *t. to ,I. TU. Ott. Straw NEWCATE AND I.EADENHALL Neal ET*. (KiM. careass.) Beef .... es LI to 3s 8.1 I Y s-s1 34 11.1 to N IJ Holton.. 36 4.1 to 3s $d Port ..... Od to Ss tad Lamb is. OJ. so Os. 04. PRICES OF HA p 7. JAN el' f. Hay 3l los Ott to 41 ex 04 Sum* It I. Od he 11 14s 44 Clove, 0/ Os oil to Oi Os Oa PRICES OF TifiLLOl Tows Tallow SO., Oil *I ea YeHew Ito•iNia 51, 0.1 While iliou...Sts 04 —s 441 Soap Sos Oil —s 861 Melting Shoff Vs Oil --is 041 Dolao rough..3os Oil —s Od per ewe. NLW POIEN ET/ Kent .... 3, to+ to st es Moser,' .... V 1 1 4 to 31 10s Baum .... 31 Os to 44 Os Ditto, seerist, 4104 to 51 No PRICE OF CANDLES* From Tallow asardless Ural. Price of Candles, per duxes, ids od—lloalds, 121 6J. *W. per &mem allowed formally money. PRICE OH RAW PAT, pee moue of 81b As stated by the Tallow As @Wed by the Butchers. Metiers. St. James's llarket. 34 Sal Price by Talkie ....3s 3.1 Wititeebertiblarket 311 3d Average...—. 3e Id RAW HIDES. Rest Heifers ik Steers, per st. Ordinary.. 24 Oil to 2s id 2. 84 to 3s Od Market Calf.. each in Ott Middlings is 44 to I+ &I Eng. Hone Os Od to Os 03 ,Y AND STRAW WIIITEcH &MIL. Hay.. 3/ 18., 0.1 le 4/ Sr *4 11041.-. 1/ Yr &I tu If 15,0 d Clow IF Its &I to 51 les Od r y 80AP &e. per 11211,. ,_ _ Trauvi "Soar tts Monied 944 Cord Graves ° G. 04 Good Dregs 94 04 SHEEP SKINS. Downs to 44 le 3s Oil Volkil COAL MARKET. l)csasta 23. Ships •1 Market. Ships NAM. Price. _ _ . 351 Negress*le 13 Soliderland I Cuku ...... ..... 1 BIRTHS. On the nth Inst. is Booth Great George's.street, Dublin, she Lily of Edward 1-iiion, Esq. of twin•horn daughter*. In hlrruntssireet, Dublin, t►e Lady of Lietrteuaat•Cok..- nel Lofina, of a daughters. MARRIAGE On Monday seasseght, Mr. T. Alston', gardener, to Mr. Elizcheth Amey, both of Sudbury ; whose milted age.. amurruterl to IS* years, the bridegroom treiug 77 anil bride 75. It was with some difficulty that circler cr•ltt preserved fluting the ceremony. Oa cooling out of rho. , they were hooted, and 141 roughly treated, that they had to o ur three falls before they got out of the elsisrels.yard, the acte of which were tied up to prevent their 1111/111k through Constables were snot fur, nod it was nut till two or there t.t the most active rioters were committed to the cage that the b dispersed. DEA T Frc. la the month of May bast, near Warsaw, in the l'.9th yeas of hi. age, 1/r. F. I. Hansinick, physician in the srsvii....t the Emperor of Russia, lircood sun of Me. S. Hainmirk, vt the Natal Hospital, Plymouth. At Farndou, use., Newark, on the lath iustant, at the lige of 89, Mr. Marius Cade. Ile was a condo( for of stores to the 01J depastrweat to the British hoops who so sig nalized themselves weder the command of Lord George Sacks'lle at the isittnorablc battle of Minden, in the year 1759. Ptiairti and Pubtiebad at Tug Barman Pavia and Tim Gut' Ofrace, No. U 7, Ittrawd, by C. CORM% b. 11./.. of the Straad. I I