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NtiMBER. 8428.1 EPRit't SEN7tNPENcF. in tbl t he 01 : P ris° ll '. ofig -ze 5 1 1 : Ig ere , 5 ( hid ~I (J"'" tli. 14 v is too - ati o ur° C rcplieot tied irl' eare f fl c . t ime', 11 1, 0 (1 rr" tit le lic ',6 a lte se * 0 0: 1 iiJe '44 Up t c$V l PO jet . o) oii4 ► the • SAY '6 9.11 ! neoi er ho e° 1 - in Wet c 44 Ile ev? . ia rL bo itt ; (0 ,i ,, t ' itte" 'l li ' wb ic- Or e"‘z Vil Vjtei i PI ,a• cce , I t' c- ,, s tel. t te, i arlo .r. Pt . toe e t ' toe s 100' i rI C rUell,l. ING- OFFICE, .-Ittg4 2 0 , ISIO. lr; 1-1 ; t , COLc : Ommlssto NE RS for VICTILILLi NG " zr ,- 4 21 l'n ::' '- 1 - 4 4 -rAS:TrS , AVeU'Y do hereby give Yoliee, 'Oa. 2t e ' , l-4 ". 9 ' the _3oth List wnt, they will be reo•-,'y to reerive . Z.,,,. 4 in wri,ino. (sealed rip), rind treat r: Fire ffundred ..m.s. (at ' l 4 1 Si tu-dr ied HOUSEHOLD FLOUR;olte • nousant 1. !,t Nn (1/FitNet3iT AIEAL,• One TAO-wand Quarters vf NEI% ..:"IXI;I',.LAISH P EASE, •a • trri Filly Thousand Ga ll ons of WEST . ' RUM e. g per rent. muter proof 11 .1 ,S*4 , >f o the strength ol i o , (' , l' L q ;:/: . 146.. °meter ; to be delivered into hit Majestq's Vie ' ,v,, ati i ' - g: 510).e., 9 1 7t D e p, • Th r d i the Ftmt;tit ;he , spare. of n fort logi t: ?lie - 111 ;a 1, ! , eind Pease in one month, by etptatreeekly ‘,o4 ° 0 1 ) i ortio ns -, " the Rain . .i 4 the chabe. of a .tri oath ; the i• • -i° 4 imiti Jiin ly Bills, yayalde, without.lnerea, .. tii ' 4l .tt .t) ' • - - • -- - - • , 4 Y . °Per • dale. 1. rhei , - = ', . ' . 1' . "'` tli tms of the Contract's 7nay he seen at the Se "scl‘!4 ~ 01. 6 ce, . ' . • ' ' il k iii c-'( 1 will he had to a.sio Tender in whirl! the Pri ,-, cizo 7 ' .1. , e 7 . ' " r..4"41.in; 0 , 0 ,-,,,, - 4t 1, ) ,“, 1 :, ~r 1 :vi! : .sholl not 1,. dens t° 14 e Bot Hid• lie/ore Otte o'Clock nuthe:mistAron -7.;:,14c 3 °'h Instant ; nor sinless the Person Who mahes - the w.4 c eP . ' or• some Person dr.kis beh.all; ,attends, to answer ;towed for. : * • sk --------------_________::._ nr. '''/F.RS's INIPROVED FLANNELS, ma i„ti, nofactnr I . f - his pATENT warranted wit si,„ , . •ec N y tu s : . YARN; . . , „ c. , ' - d t , ~ ,"K in IV:ishin„.- are now Schlig. at consuierai) ! v n. , It : t t s c ii:l!;ei i _ e (ir , CirOs'esqsienee_;( N itthe decltne in the Value of , a rt , r, u) . Patentee , S. ROGERS,-Cltatcy, ,who - .!glith t : ~ 11 )enksr Stack injwo yards, one yard, and sevtii ,l,he. "le, ~f variAns quali:ies. ur ap 4 s re . AO l, l retail i b y _the repectable " 1 ''ear!' ; al the principal. Tuwns in iireat Britain. ......_ -,-- 1 43 A MER MANN proposes to publish an Characterictic TQUII.` Of THE art s MAYENCE to. COLOGNE ; in Six Monthly s" ) , l ' io e n "ntani, lu: a complete and Picturesque. t ` rct t . n "l: a portion of Country so full of curious and en-cinnstances, a s well tip Si tesplendeot for ils land ,tt:lll ' 0 :4 4 r4 , 114 "r. am! hva ‘ Utv. The Work will be embellished " D: l ' l Filched . coloured Eograyings, , Part 1. o r ;,N r - ',`"' "Pi the tstftifoLtoher, and to he continued Month . t rtri,,` completed: . A correct Mai' of the River, an d . the th r`migfi whitli it flows, is , preparing exolus , yely - vre t Ar h ri iti llicatio n , and will lit. giv en with the last Part. t't Fiftv, Copies ctily svi '1 he vrint , (l l ou 464 F t4.11A Vellutri . Parer, 1)1-71er... 1 1(i he' first 500 Soh , 4traldrys? 1 I , 4is ' e • l acll Part, after which the price syill be cousi . I,E . In the l'ress, . Neil,i "S. from BETEXOS AYRES and CHILI, 7i i th_a l n . 41" - . i l lihtory of the latter Country; illihtrated wi , , , t 1., P r i,g B . By the Author, of " Letters front Par'7." l . , ' _ „ ..h.. liN tio lt ""1 for It. Ackermann ; who h a'so pr!Tilling r" l'". p. • (4),,,, ", 411) Elernentare Work of-peel:liar' interest on \ t i t - b ilti t • rt " l " l l of Vie M:ichines adopted in the Ara and . a ' --....__l u ' With T birt een - Lit hoiraphic Plates. 14 7-111 -PEAS by an 011D14Yli r ." wof ChIANC 411 EItY, %114' in a ''Gi fi st i • rt ' l isis ainoiwst , other hitp-ortiered, that it shuni tittl et : ll W to JANIES STEPHEN, Esq. one of the Masters l'4 air,l 4l. "irt, nire and *t ate wthr JAiNi ES Gls r, wilt of S I AM LTEL d ec e ase , GlsT:e. the Testa h ti Ott e 1 ' v e , 54.1,1 Order named, he Livitoz or Deado -and " e. ot.r he loft thy issue lkelate, lawfivly Ili i i t c r n of a n E m .,,,,,,;„; w„, 11 ,, 11 , or whether he lett auy. • ~ .s t„. t u , r Children at the time 01 the Dvitll)•of t. ll ,` a `L t . the sai 1, • Girt, whq went tilowards , ° l Za " - ? 4 1 6 I "• I '' ' di t a . •• '"' Pri l vat ' e; Soldier in the Hotion' able '11;4,1, th 4 : 4 4 a Servite, and hissed, 'is sii ppose I, u;tate:nf - Guest, if living, is i furtliwith to come ill 'chic '4' s aid Mast e r, at his Chambers, in Solithatupton : t , ianeery-la'ne' London, and prove his identity ; d 4: 14 ' sa id James Gist he Dead, the. Issue Male cif the w Gist, laWfultv begotten, and horn, of an En . r?- s 4 G 4 it's ‘.." -n3 ", and LOso' the Child or Children of the , s . atl t iiring at the , time ot the Death of the said 1 es ‘ Gat, who died on or about 1611 i pay of * l l5, are, or is forthi.vith,' come •in 'before the • nc,t ht s . •e! • thers and his, her, or , r,lihi • prove • ijd to the aoit e.attonship, t ~1 ; and any pc! son ;vita can give 4 tid James Ciist, or his 'Child or• Children, are ter s 4, for thwith to _ice stlCh inforniation to the said Mas ..l.l4.tubers af4esaid. • TIiONIAS ALLAN, Sedieitnr, Frederieli's-place, Ohl Jewry. • •:‘,‘Vil Ell 1. 4 ... A S !iv - a - DECREE of the HIGH . - '4 , ..' t . tru e . 4 . " . 1( ' it C'f (:TANC F :I ' tY inade in the Cuive, dis I: AN IE ,, , f,)(I,PF AlticES:r. PEARS. S, it ;s ' . I 'l' I" • f 1 V . 3stt.t s 01 or :sail )urt • N Eq.llr •.• , • •, . ' I , • It, t , ) or ;s tia ers uns • Fi re )qt anti state to r the CQUa wllo lire _ ___): ____, 11.1 th e or Perso;l ,niitleil to the Leg:,cy or,Suni of k. ,: ouv i. he • .. 4 . 4 1 Ukit"t"req and AccnintilationS 'thereon; h y the Will o - " l i c' --" "I ST F b Testator, in t bv.V leadin P 0 t l'is j'..41"" 1 'sq. t e ' 4 I fur •411 ;111,1 cvtry ii ,tteru. tiftini„„ed, giv" ti ' "Id b'e "ii" 4 at .‘,.(. ti,,,, .1 1 and Nlateroal itelatioqs", wh" sh..,'", , , ~, e ,, '', ill, : 1 , - ,..0, hi s il, ceige o f the Ist, 2d, 3d,. :Mu 4tti - ueFr _ . s'tlti •S' -14(l i rt 'd • the '; Paternal and Maternal v i - ' tlik i ''''''' ,.. " i 3is.t lUt f 6ower-street, in,ll)e -Porisb of St• elations of t he 4414' ,... e:It' g ti' I.st'' i' "... l e 0 • C linty a middtersex; on he afor!" - .4 :1 , 4) ~,„or k. ", th ,' )1 ivi„,..., :it the Ora th or said er- '')lti t '4lO died ""a..-1 at :, ii,,, 16th clay of January, 1815, lith:iptr ki'llTrtelito eL,,,:c:_ni::ti:ti,t",:,,. the said master, and malic . oat '•, . -4e lleht ', or, in default thereof, they ‘vill be excluded of the said Decree. '• • • THOMAS ALLAN, Solicitor, , ",...,......., Frederick's-place, Old .3 cis ry. . -10 H PAINT M G e QUecu-Street,, naive ‘‘_, , per cwt. of the 'lliac ',wit!, • lity. 6 UeSt qua- 465. --„ 411 Y in ." a nd Co in -ifld-esSiri,,.* t hem th a t • W bite Lead is of the hues the Yahtic , ' most respect; Mt Y. Cu t i • 9 .. 1 " . s a id, the best is , „t. as w e ll as nio cheapest ." Th.e ge , uitie is the 1 1 1 (9st 6 "" t ••• 1,.„1 %i t n:t ll:u:mai • % , :hile the inferior 'Ulnas, havia, ~tt e txr,,,tnt4i,ie Powers ' e • 1 • d,s oon becue itiscolout aild ‘1 , c ! : ltstat i tt ( e i x7os ts r e w to the attuu . sp 11,hete.-I,µlo lute Lead at prices front 40s, int cw!. To , Fi,!' fur the redsons before narned, they only It co mmend 1) 11'4 ' kr: tgual ltv . these be found superior to litany grlve s• offered to the Public as the best, at touch In b 11)1:.(111',1pitt:iielt;:ignatoireicr-etuentionetl Anti-Corrosirf Pain" ar!tv•la.ru'llte.dllt 414 va.t. a(tAeretrhyintlit,red•sewrti,i, Oil and are e‘ls , u tngs and *ail out-door worli• they are lutie t ti for In c , AN TI - CORItOSIVE PAINTS Uli e blei G ree per cwt. 14;1 tlitto ••• • t's• • ...... 7ris• • • • • •• . 12s. th„ le tlittu • ..... • 483. • • • • • • • 485.11, ••• • .... 405." Wtt Nte, „ fcoi lliS hitd Deal t . 94" id t ". l very advant ANUFACTORY, .62 cheapside, ~ per gall.): oi. Linsi4(l'.oil ' 4s. per cW Might Red Dart; ditto Blak Paint Yellow . 48.5. . White Pi cleared Oil its. , ;.1. per gall [1;09120s. p,r cwt. , supplied with every dcicrip tageuus terms. PUBLICATIONS. EOINBURGti itionmy, No. LXIII. WAS PUBLI' , HED THIS DAY., Printed for Arcilibitirt Constable and Co., Edinburgh ; and tornmnin, Hurst, Heel, Or'ine, , and BrOwn,' London. . In the Press, And in a 'teiit Days kilt be iinlitisiced, in Bro. RA V El, S- 16 Flt ANC E, ill 181 8.- By vitAiscis pALL, Esq. • §er'retary . to (lei - will Wilson, Goveinor in ttada . . . Priuted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Ortne, and gown, tc:rdott. • . - Of wimm may he had, by the same Author, TraVels . in Catuidt . atul Statet,'ln 1816 and 1817, in Bro. price 1 Is. ,tpird i s, the .ticonfi 1' Mr. is a deter', lively litAn - , — v i e l iy much 'above the. :volution rare of 11; i! . 1 ; i?)4511:11; Klldfraoonabip oiri nicnt, ichich, he expresses,With great boldness." , . • • stsl .1111 i.•. Lately were pithlirned,, I • " In One Voloule INSTRUCT lONS to 'YOUNG SPOItTSME!4. ott the Choice, Care s RIO Nla n agement of ; *Mots fin. the Preservation of Game ; liireaions tor Shouting Wild fowl,. &c. &c. &c. ; with a, concise 4i.hridgment of the Princi pal Gamy Laws. t r By P. HAWKER, Esq. The Second Edition,. with Explanatory Plates, considtrahly enlar;ed and impl.oved. ' ' London: Printed ,for Rowland Hunter, Successor to Mr. Johnson, No. 72 i St. Paul's Church-yard ; and 3. Ridgway, , . BISHOP PORTELTS'S LIFE . AND. WORKS.. This Day were published, Handsomely printed in .Six: Volumes, svo. with , a Portrait of his Lordship, from an Original Picture, price 21. Bs. in boards, - a New Edition of IHE WORKS., complete - , of the fate Right .Z._ Reverend BEILBY PORTELTS, D.D. Lord Bishop of Lonttou ; with au Account of his Life and Writings. By the - Rev. ROBERT HOD(SON, A.M. • Rector of St. Georife'S, Hanover-square. Printed 141. T. Cadell acid W. Davies, Strand, London; and W. Blackwood, at Edinburgh. 6 .* The Life of Bishop Portens, which forms one of the Volumes, is sold separately, for the accomanutation of those who are already in possession of the several Works. Edition cutup' ehcnds the folluiving - Works, each of which tray also be had separately, viz.:— . t. LECTURES on the CiOsPEL of MA - I - MEW; de livered in the Parish Church ..of St. James, Westminster, in the YvOr's 1795, 179!?, MO, and 1801. New Edition, 2 cuts. Sen. 16s in boards. 2. SiIq:INIONS, on several Subjects. New Edition, 2 vols. Syn. 165.. in boards. 3. TRACTS, on various Subjects ; all of which have been published separately before. New Ed:tion,.Bvo. 95. in hoards. 4. 51..1.N1M Ala of the EVIDEKES of CHRISTIANITY. New-Edition, 12tuo. boards..' 5. On Vie BENF,Fi'CIAL EFFECTS 'Of CHRISTIANITY. . New Edition, tiro. is, 6d. SUSPECTED MURDER. of au INFANT. ---VVILD'fiALL.,--Ycsterrhy - Matilda Dailey, a (le ceol I,,oking woman, about 36 years of was eharg6l with the tutu der of her male intaut James Lines, one-of the-- lVard ile4dles of Far ;l,l;omi-without, stated, that Ole . body of a male i,~i,iur had hren tr u in the privy at the house in which the prisoner bad •kiiged ; a Coroner's Wit:est had been hi-Id:upon it on Tuesday:even lug last, when the Jury , hruttabt in a verdict of " Found Dead in •a vault, but by what Means, uu known to the Jury." In consconence of the evidence then produced, ^the.prisoner I,vas snspected to have been the tno thee' or the Child ; and' at the suggestion of the J+ny he had caused her to he apprehended. Ant.' .Sharp said,• the prisoner came' tor lodge at her h'iuse about four months ago ; she rented-the Occk pa.rloor, gave her name Miss Bailey; she was. at that t;ose very large, and described hersylt as very ill of a dropsy. Some time : after, she (the witness) itegAn to sAtSpect she Was pregoant, and told-11er se., but it. when further occurred till.laat Monday night, she was informed that the body; of a.child had ,been discovered in the The corpse when taken out was quit e dead, and appeared to have beets there some time.. The privy was'in the yard, immediately Close to the prisoner's room : the prisoner now looks consider ab:y smaller. Mary Prestay, a lodger in the house, spoke to the general ill state of health of the prisoner, arising, as the‘, , all understood, Nom the Aropiy. Elizabeth flume, lodging in tile 2.1 floor; said, the was in the habit of calling in upon-the pie softer every (lay ; but she never bad • any Sus picionthat she was 'pregnant. On th e night of last Wednesday fortnight, while in her own soots), - she heard a noise like that of a child shrieking, noel mentioned the circumstance to the prisoner the next day, asking her if 'she' lied heard it, she replied no, but 'site 'supposed, it • was •one of the cats had caught a rat. l'ilSoner then .asked her if site could ;;et a feW •thiogs ' washed for her, which she did' the next day : 'she did not take any particular notice of thou herself . ; but the wousau who washed theca observed to her that they in a very had condition. Mr. Henry Morley, surgeon,. had examined the child, but from. the putrid condition en which it then was, it wits ottie impossible to say whether or not any violence had been committed upon • Mr. Alderman WArill MAN observed, that there was certainly strong grouted for sospectio 7 g, froM the evidence adduced: that the prisoner was the mother' of. the child ; bot uo rind whatever had, been given titat the Child was twin alive. Under •these Circumstance's no charge of murder could be maintained. 'rn constitute di- minor offence, viz. that of secret lug the birth of the child, it was also necessary that the child should he Proved to have been 'born alive ; without proof of that fact, he could not go int o•evidence of such 'offence. The 'pi i,toner must therefore. be discharged'; but he trusted she would feel th e d rea df u l s ituation in whin she had been placed, and return to the paths of virtue. 1 Ihe prisnuerwas then discharged. LAW LYFELLAVNtE, COURT OF CUIANEIre, The Lost, COANCELLOK occiipied nearly. seer honis in I;earing Counsel in the cuSe of rlte ISeiok, the pariculass of have been repeatedly laid before-t he• Public. ship Krspnied the pryer of the Petition; viltic!, was to Supersede the Comtnissiort, on account of a concerted act of bankruptcy, but he gave per mission to the creditors 1 . 6 sue out a new cll.l - • .His Lordship ut the same ,time a!inded to the recent trial orthit4 Case at Winchester, be fore 'Mr. Baron Giaharti, where the Jut y had torne to a similar conclusion. At : h4lf-itast five the Court • rose, and his Lord ship, as We stated in Vtretinesday . .s Paper, will sit two hours tO-morrow (thiti'tlay), which -ends tic pregent nekL Sittings be gin•oti. the Ist of November. PI R CY. Copy of a Letter received from the Master . of the Helen, bound to Leghorn from Liverpool. " Mr. Joxv GLyNN, • " Alicant, August G. - SlE,—With heartfelt regret 1 take the ear liest opportunity, to advise you . of my dreadful misfortune. On the 311 inst., about 44 miles E N. E. of Caip'e de Gatt, 48 miles off the Spa nish coast, at 9 o'clock in the evening, we. were hoarded by a pirate, and instantly thrust down the forecastle, myself with the crew and passengers, and the hatcheS battened down. A hole Was bored in the forecastle deck,,btit searcely_large enough to admit us sufficient air to breathe, where we were kept 19 hours, With nothing to make use of hut a little bread and water, and all the. time sentinels placed over us, who frequently threatened Its with instant death it one of us of fered to stir. " I have every reason to believe she is a Bri tish pirate, as all her officers and crew spoke" the English !anguage, althoagh they frequently told us they were Smith American Patriots,. and at o: her times pirates, other . tinies Americans, English, Irish, and Scotch ; but I froth first to last .consi dered all , this as fictitious, aud dreaded what we have since to our sorrow experienced. -They ran us off shore all night with a strong breeze : at 6 o'clock the' next' morning the brig came up and lashed fast.to us, and immediately ripped up the hatcues, commenced taking our cargo on board of her, and continued until aboni o'clock, when she cast off: they then scuttled the Helen in seve rat places, took aWrIV the jolly boat, stove the long boat all fore and aft, cut away the topsail-ties, topgallanGhanlyards, sails taken away, and col and hanging, in every direction ; in fact, they made a complete wreck of us. " We could see some of their proceedings tlirneelt the hole cut in the forea.stle, and by the time' they had finiiiied we heard a great deal of water rushing into her ; our feelings then became. :ireadlul, the bcgeed them to spare.our lives, but all our Prayers and etortivies• made tort the smallest impression on the bardened hearts of those inhuman monsters. At length, when they bad sufficiently satiated their horrid and hellish desigusaed considered us sufficiently secured be low, so that . tti`ere was not (apparent to them) the least 'possibility of making bur escape, but to sink with thevessel, they left us to our dismal fate. Fortunately t,or us we had a Chisel and hatchet below, and hearing no n'oise in'her for a con, sidereable time, , 'itftel• Calling: out and getting no answer, ise concluded they .were gone, when we . cut a passage-anal got on deck,, a:id found they were gdne, leaving the vessel' in a asttial state ; the cabin plunderedo( charts, quadrants, cash,4lo papery with a,1,l the best of our clothes, ship's cons passes, and pump gear ; its fact every thing that could have' been of any 'use 'to. endeavour to save the vessel : site had sik feet water in her bold, and was sinking fast,; a, great i parl of the cargo taken out . ; the pirate then about three miles from us ; our only and lait re.seturce,wa's to endeavour to fix the long-boat to save our lives, by nailin;; tarpaulins, blankets, &c. roun d her.. By this time they perceived us, and,immediately made towards us ; fortunately for us it tell a dead ca l m ; we got* nor piece - ea boat out about 7in ,the evening, and with great relocrance we quitted thaamfortouate ['den, the water then rolling over her gunwales. We 'were' obliged to, keep thiee hands constantly bailing the boat to keep her froto'sinking ; nigh t coming On favoured our escape, and we arrived here last evening in a wretched and taigned state. Please to its Form the Gent lemeo in Liverpool terested in the cargo, that the pirates left their letters, for their friends in Genoa and Leghorn; which I shall forward by this post. DP.,:CHIPTION OF THE Pt tevrtt.-=•A brig, lorig,, low, and straight sheared, yellow sides, appa rently pierced' for 16 guns,. no figure , head:her steno black, with two cabin windows ; Jas. Quifj lain, sailinaker, Liverpool, marked in itcrlirs nn the starboard leeels Of her foreiail, 19 cloths p o inted with white line. J. Ashburn, sailtnaker, Liverpool, was marked on the third_ cloth of the larboard leech of her fore topsail. tier trusselS, petils, _yards, aruLlower shrouds, covered with hides. in the wake of her yards, bei• loWer masts were painted yellow ; ber yard s ..st•b,ad, white lead. Wa have to perform 15 days'. qua rantine. (Signed) " R. CORNISH. It aripeors, fronvltoother account-, that the Un happy crew of the Helen were taken , op-, in a wt etched condition, by a Greek ve s sel, which coil- . d ctud them near the island of Plana, whence they went to Alicant in a boat. RADa: iWs,)it,Nl OS. i= IL LS/ ' -. 1 5 A:1 . ? Ath . - . 1 . AR D. At:a I-0e- fast 'night (dev‘m o'clock) tli-e following notice was very. extens.iveisiplacantettiii and about (be tnetropolls.: BRITONS TO, ARMS fy, " ENGLAND EXP . FCTS I,VEi;Y MAN TO DO MS DUTY: " FELLOW-COUNTRiNEN, A Meeting will be held at Palace-yard, on Monday next, Aiig - u . st 60, I€o. " Sic P. Bunnr.rr, Ball. in the Chair." A. man was taken, mt the nmir mentioned, ill Wyeli 7 .street,pnsting‘ Use above Gill, but be was A vety soon.liker4led,. Extract cf a' Private Letter from 34nchester, • ilitgrst 26//1: • " The conrid c ntly asserted final . conlmittar cat HUNT, Which 1 yesterday mentioiled, and which was universally believed'. has not vet• !Aire. 'file report originated in the eircumincT ot ! he M.tgistrates being assembled in, c ? nst:quence of the 'receipt of - 's • dispatch from 'London. Tti,Ar have examined some more witnesses, hot it Ist as yet uncertain . whether. Hunt and hisasstwiates will be brought up this day or to -morrow." LIVERPOOL REFORM MEETING. On Saturday last, a requisition,Signed h aliont 50 persons, to call a meeting favour of Itet4m, was presented to the Mayor•by Coroucl and Mr. Ottiwell Wood, to whom a most &cacti negative was very promptly given by our highly respected Chief MagistrSte. lh cottirquenee this disappointment, an advertisemcnt , appeared in Wales's Monday's paper, calling a Meeting of the requisitionists and others frietidly to the mea sure, iat the Castle-inn, in Lota-street; "Ett tcvelFe o'clork.• The following is a copy of the adret. tisement " LIVERPOOL PUBLIC MEET' NO. " The Mayor of Liverpool having declined acceding to the Requisition presented to. him on Saturday, for C . allinz a Meeting, it becomes necessary to a:semble to tali(' his answer into consideration, and determine upon ulterior pro geedings. " Those Gentlemen who signed the Retittisitifin, and any others favoitrable to a Public Meeting, for the-objects stated iu the Requisition, arc hereby invited to mwet this presuot Monday. precisely at i 2 o'clock at.noon, at the Long-roiio of the Castle Inn, Lord-street. Our Reporter having been refused admiEsion to the meeting, on the ground that it was not i s pub lie'one, we cannot present our readers with a 'de tailed account of the proceedings. We learn, howeVer, from a friend, that about 50 or 60 per sons assembled,„ anifin4.tst whom were 11easi.s. 0. Wood, Willis Earle, Dr Crompton, •E. Smith. Rushton, Martiu, 80. Col. Willi3ttis wit* was not present. Mr. 0. Wood teas called to the chair, Hilt? stated to the company, that he and. ColOnelAVilliams had called up...n thelll4or with a requisition respectably signed in answer, to evh , ch his Worship.replied, " I will not ,call a meettir!!," laying a stress opal, the words Y will not. Upon which Colonel Williams said, " Mr. Mayor, what you, say, and the, decided tone of voice in which you speak, prevent me saying . „ - any thing further than e‘isning you a good Morning:* •It remained, therefore, wit ii the present assemblage to consider the totpediency •f, calling to ;ether the advocates of reform with otit the sanction 4 the constituted authorities. A difference of'opiniOn having arisen on.thi4 point, a debate'etonied, in the course of r hich he men sure was supported by Messrs. E. Smi:h, Ti; Smith, Rushton, &c., and opposed !.nt'Mr. Earle, Mr. Martin;' and Dr. CroinptA)ti, 14t- ter. of. whom took occasion to reuto k, on,,the guarded warmth. of one ,of the advocares for ; ,tl►e Meeting), and was . finally car►ied, and fixed for Monday next, at "12 O'clock, in Clayton square. Some desiiltoiy ocity.'eratiOn then ensued, in which a subscription:for -the:pirsons now in confinement ut Niailbliestet was 'talked of, tut uo•ReNorions et:tereti . into;'•antl the Meeting quietly broke up, having first resnkved that Col. Willia►ns and the Rev:Wr. Shepheid's,hould be requested to take the chair at- the •Meeting on Monday,—(Liverpool ATTEMPTED MEETING AT SHEFFIELD. --- SHEFFIBI.D, AUG. ,24 —Ransoms have been abroad, that Meetings f.r the same romantic pur. 'fii)se 'as those held in Manchester, StockpOrt, teens, 'and Barb 413 r; were to be °livened here, and that Haut : and - other worthies of the same stamp were to conduct the business, nobody in this neighbourhood having either heart or tongue for such " argument," On several occa. sionsi:cf late, it has been smill; that large budiels of ,people have met in the New But ying-grotpui in - the evenings ; but whii were the readers, • and whit was said, or-retrd, or done, we have never :been able to learn, even Irmo those who had been on the spot--their leaders (if there be any) hold ing-discourse' with those immediately about them, and their patriotic breads being lost on the nail :Outdo. It is not common for conspirators to meet. on the top of a hill, and to gather round them peo ple from all quarters, who must he in general ut ter strangers to them, and to.each other ; nor is treason usually hatched in nests as conspicuous as thOse of a rookery; but yesterday, in consequence of a report having been 'ciardated that such an assembly- would take place,- every prudent prepa ration to preserve the peace was made, under the direction of the Magistrates. ' About 7 o'clock bevel al thousands of people did accordingly meet ; but it was only.to parettgain, which they did most cheerfully, on the secona mentlation of a person who told them they might expect to be called together soon accorchn to