The Sun. — London, England, 1815-11-07 00:00:00

GEII.7.IAN PAPEiiS. (P.F.CEIVED LAST' NIGHT.) . • STUTTCIARD, C./CT. 26.—Last Stt.rday morning Lis 'Royal Llighttess Ihe.Cfown Prince arrived here from Paris;bnt last from Dijon, where he had been iirisent at the grand review of the Au'i- triad ,army. Yesterday lfterooon a•Deputation of States had - the honour to wait upon his I;oyal Highness, and congratulate him. in the name of the AsSembly; on lies happv return to his cottony: BASLE, OCT. 21.—We learn that the manufac tor7es of INlnhlhausen are in full employmeot. In gei;eral; trade is reviving in - the French towns occupied by the Allies, which is not the case in 'tlte French provinces beyonWthe Loire. LADENBEac, OCT. 20.—Sonte regiments of the. ...Austrian Division which lately brOke."up. in the . . Department of Mont Tonnere, have returned to . the r ght hank of the Wei), and are gone into cantonments between Wcissenbutg antl,Santer b '1 hey are comniatided by General Wreck, brother - to the Bavatian Field Marshal, whose head-quarters have beets for some days past at Ladenberg. At Weissemborg the BAVarian General Braun Las his heati•Tmters. His corps,-which is there concentrated, consists of moveable National Gnirk from the Bavarian Principalities of As chatrenburg Wortzborg, and behaves oncotu mfosly Well. The marches and counter-marchcs_of the allied troops leave us at a loss to know their real intei“. tions. It does not appear that the evacuation of the pros ince is so near at hand as has been hitherto supposed. Fresh troops have marched into many places, which had been entirely evacuated. A Saxon . corps"cominf.; inonediately. from Dresden, crossed the Rhine at Furt Louis, and is to march to tipper :;I,aee. VIENNA, OCT. 22.—Her 'Vajesty the Empress tteig pass the whole winter AVith the younger branches of the Imperial Fa wily, her oat ive coun try, Italy, and hardly return here sooner Omit the b e HOniog of next Alay. .On the . other hand, it Feems th:lt the Archduchess Maria L o uisa dues not vet go to Parma ; at least no pi eparatious for travellitig are.observeti at . her Court, Fresh orders have been given not Co stiffer any French attendants about' her sdn, and the few lower attendants still remaining have been rt!• - toored from - him, tool !cc:civetl passports to return to France. 'l - his measnre"lfiA spread terror among rite nniner'ons Treuch attendants of the Arch . Maria Louisa, who - nOw fear that they may also he dismissed. Ilis Majesty the Emperor has appointed Baran .Albini to be his Ambassador Extraordinary and :Minister PleoißotentiAry to the Diet at Fraukfort. Id: Frederick Schleg , ..l will follow him, it is said, • ;:s First Seeretaty of Legatioo. TatEsTE, 15. , --Within these three" days there have, arrived here 12 American ships richly laden from Balt more, 16rqlt Performed their long vo:ia:, - ; - c - In 42 ., 1aV5. OcT 17.--On the 13th, the village of Beercu, near Gross Beeren, was burtit to the gror.uil. SWITZ CRLAND, OCT. 20.---The conferences be= tween the Cononissifiners of Sardinia ~nikenei'a; 'which tic gait veeiss kigo rcsycctin;., , the ces ssion of some oistricts to the cm:On of Geneva „, effect, o‘N:IIIg* tle ) aYS •cul , :c4l on the pt.( interruptions'otiky be pardy the new ,ti) orc:isionc.4 by thl r‘.:titut ion. of Fretich which fife" iltire 'to:Wait for, and which tn. , v eel taittiv under ,spnie niodifica t:ons necessary tit the: siipnYa r tioos or the Act of Cot'igr'es's respteting the new territory of Geneva. SPAIN: (Frinn the ,tres(rian Otserver.) We bare lately obst-rved hpw trune English (and we are . 'sorry 'so say sorne . ciertiran)liapers could not conceal their malicious joy at the firs't Dei‘'s or :in insurrection in Spain. 111 , . as might have ban ' - Orttseen t ‘t' On the first r: port, says a Paris parr of 'the 10th; " of atj insurrection, n that country, which bad'hardly begun to enjoy repose,, the Hipiricable rnetnies -of. nil repose awl all peace, thcmselTes among its to the nio;4 tvrocMus joy. AlrLady, 'as the Poet of Paradise Lost says, their counti•nances sliewed: the: horrid sulk escaped Death, ‘‘ hat Satan promised him a rich pffy__.. " Death grinned kurrible a ghastly But ',.c;.;rc..elv liad rebellion rear . ed,her serpent cregt, ‘ v h c:l the•people thenlve,s to defend tbe,liegaL and _the Conspirators, were. destroyed.--, :dastei's . of Ualicia," this spoke those sowers of disc ii ii :In One Of the largest and most populons :provinces Of Slrtitt, " the intrepid Porlier will march to Ma,!rid; Cie 'Royal armies . are on the frontlet ; he will calf together the Owes which darcd to dis'olve, and we shall at length bei! principles triumph." " 1t in order to Obtai►l a just idea of these Cortei;, we should apply to :he zealims servantsof Ferdinand, might, perhaps, apprehend that the a:ls‘ . ..:er would he dictated by hatred and prejudice. I.iti what it we asked siitne of• those Spaniards who pace not been yet rei*ived agaht intorfavonr if we, ask two of the most . dihipgtdshed- among them and receive for answer rbe'AlanifeSto of the Corte of I ,. ..tiruary 19, 1814, of which ever 7 word bree.l l .: vengeunee, thirst of blood, sod a I . ,tterne. I.ltiti:cable to the dignity fiat ,tl Co:;4vess, 'does but to well Cue leA'r, , ()I rat her 'terror, %%illicit seized tvh(7, against their .wnli f_H)us , ind biliferllPZ,S, ' were I , :rced to , it, asylinit faint the perseett= with which fhev• threat, , lo t ...wore difficult for the Cortes ttl;lttict, as. thrv. should ittio.le. knoa , , the irne eartse 'ot :) ; i ~ •iiitiration in which (.;-: li . 1i: - . we read, ‘i•oril for word, in page `...'. 4 1) the memorial publihcil Azanzac and Gonzalo' I, Y. 4—'4, t , o2n, didf these firetemled oOg'AIIS • nation intend They "t l jectrd the Trcaty of Valency, itestoreil Icing Feral • nand to them, and banished at the sane time_ all the , for Mer servants of King Joseph. Their ;Object cannot be a secret ; the 'leaders of the ;(tortes_ did not rise against this or :that bnt dolibtleSS - designed to overthrow r th, Mo narChy itself. From amidst these Libe,rqes we should iufallibly have seen men arise like those, who for. tweniy=six years past have been carrying on in unhappy France their revolutionary intrigues in the most.uieked !Wanner. To take the field to day against despotism, against the great and the den, in . the name of philosophy ; and to-morrow to have tyrants themselves; to hunt after 'great ness, and quarrel fur-titles and ribbons---such is the nit worthy spectacle they have given in end less repetition, to .the world, which 'does 'trot yet scent to be cured of its blindness. . " But let it not be imagined, that the Spatil'sh nation has ever listened to the enticements of these deluders. Scarcely were the fetters of the lawful sovereign broken, in and out of Spain, when nil eyes were turned towards him, and all eagerly hastened to lay the expression of those sentiments at the foot of the re-established Throne. , " Where then shill we seek the Source of those lying; incessantly renewed reporis and.declama tions, upon tht solidity of the Spanish throne; and the public spirit that prevails in that country ? Where but among the crew of wretches who served in succession every party, and suffered et cry party to make them its tools ; who, in the midst of France, had the insolence' to Say, that . the French needed not to repent the.torrents of blood they had shed in ; where but among those traitors who, after blaming the French emi grants for having fought for their fanfill King, were hut lately guilty of the baseness of propos ing to BuOnnparte to arm the Spanish emigt ants against their own countrymen, in order to bring them under the yoke ; where - but among those incorrigible Revolutionists, who are consumed by a blind rage against a SOvereign; whose exiimple daily slims what &illness, united with respectefOr all institutions, can effect, and who have been long seeking to introduce: a.systein of the most 'daring and shameless cahrnny against his august person and. his government." 11l ELAND. ATHLONE, Nov.2.—At nine O'clock in the fOre noon of yesterday, the tranq; . tillity Of this town wits much disturbed by the explosion of some...gnu powder in the' Royal Barracks.—"l'he general ini pression was, that a shock so very alarming ‘vonlil be immediately - followed by another .more fain!, float the quantity of powder that is ti , nally de posited for guards and field days, in the set:eral rooms along the range of building—however, by the prompt exertions of General ll.tyand . time Officers underhis command, the agitation, whi,:h, more or less', every one suffered was soon dispell ed. We are sorry to-add, there are Some few who exhibit proofs of the-effects of tisis accident, as it ocetirred - in ;in apartment appropriated to the re iidence 'of soldiers . a‘td their families, the roof of . which was blown up. Situ , FAtuE LosT.—On Sunday morning List-, abort three -o'clock, the Fame, of Port GlasgoW, HUGE-1 BUCHANAN, - ALister, from Glasgow, bound to Dublin, laden with a general cargo, during a violent 'gale of wind, was drove on shore on a dint.' , ,terOus reef - of rocks,. about a Mile north of Balbriggan.' A man, his wife, and child (passer-' gers); periShed. The Crew, consisting of 4 persons, one man (a passenger), remained on the rig ging, until three - P. M. on Monday, : when they were released from their perilous . situation 'in a very exhausted state, having been thirty-six hours exposed to the 'inclemency of the storrn, tvithout any sustenance.—Tt.e vessel is covered it low water, and every exertion is making to save as touch of the cargo as possible.—(Dublin, Nov. 2.) A Correspouant in Orkney writes us • as fol lows :—" About 200 small whales, have been forced on shore through the Islands (Walls, Sea pay, and Sanday), within the last two months. They.have been sold hy .authority Of the Vice- Admiral Depute. , Oil, of course, is becoming cheap among us. Two vessels were lately. Wrec ked on the parish of 'Dearness; one of which was laden with cotton and .tobacco, tile other with hemp ~end ‘yood." The cabinet of Natural History in Paris has yielded 9,600 articles to the'foreigi;ers„ There is a r rese nt to . he seen there.the remains of a liaskir horse. The skin is covered with very long whitt.-.. hair, which is exceedingly thick and half curled. It is as fine as silk. The individual specimen ins xlicates size rather under mediocrity.--All the camels are.dead. The elephant has changed his residence. He is in a part of the Garden called the Swiss Valley, and occupies one of the fonr large cages which form part of the bulky fabrick con structed ill that . valley. Three more elephants, for which the other cages have been built, are ex pected.' • The English Officer commanding the battalion doing duty on Montmartre, died suddenly last week. Last week a Corporal of •the 7th regiment was unfortunately drowned, by falling into one of the Dock-baSinS, at Portsmouth-yard. Ile had just posted a centinel, when, the night being dirk, in turning found, lie ftii over a,snatch-block (one which is affixed to the . ground) into the basin, anti Was not heard once to struggle : his bOdy was taken out at day-light. On Saturday morning last, the Countess of A . NTIUM'S house, Bruton -street, ,Berkeley 7 sql4re,' NV:IS robb ell fl 5 gold, silver, and other vain aide snuff boxes, miniatures with brilliants, silver myth:Sticks,• and an immense quatttityotiewel lery, .arid other valuables, supposed to be,%vorth upwards of 7001.' It is conjectured thefot-bitei was committed. by some person - or persons . Nycll acquainted with the house. • • Foot PADS.-011 tiato Hay evening, at the early bout- of half-past five. o'clock, as Mr. lltcla..) Inner Temple-lane, was returning home, Ati to his coo try-house in !Tendon, he . was sioitvet, l by three footpads, at -North End, ntar the live mile'. stone. Tlkey-took from M r , his watch, chain, and seals, .r.l. in Rack of Lin.:,1 , 1 1 " 1 notes ) a bill of exchange-;or 17 guineas, LAW.' 1N cnr - r,T Nov. G. BII4SLEY, IN THE MATTER Op WADE AND yy Mr. rioanz applied to the'Loab CIiANCELLOR, reqUesting liis Lordship to receive a petition from Mr. Beasley, who, it will be remembered, ulau .(letitiely roarried. Miss Wade,, a IVartt of the Court. • ills Lordship said, " 1 cannot refuse to re ceive a. petition from him, but 1 cannot. hear any ielition till b`eis here." - WATERS AND TAYLOR. • SAMuro_. Rommr.v begged to ask bis Lord- ship whether he had perused the papers relaiive to Mr. Taylor's application to remove. Mr. Waters, fromthe treasureribip or the Opera-house. The LORI) CHAI4CELLOIt said, be had not been, aware that the matter was lirgent, but he would deliver his opinion as speedily as possible. Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY observed, it was very material that his Lordship's decision should be • pronounced befbre the opening of the Opera. COURT OF RING'S BENCH, Nov. G. Michaelmas Term commenced this day. At twelve o'clock the Judges of this Court took their seats on the Bench, when the usual Reports Of the state of health and economy on board the Convict links in the different out-ports were read by Mr. Dealtry, the Clerk of the Rules in the Crown Office, from which it appeared that health and good order were prevalent among the Convicts. tIITACHNIENT FOR CONTEMPT. I‘.lr.Paaa moveilfor a rule to spew cause why an attachment should not issue against Mr. Slvsnry, an 'attorney . of this Court, grounded on the following circumstances, disclosed in tire affi davit upon whiCh the writ was mored :—Upon the death of the late Sir Robert Dyne's!, some ne gociation took place repecting the sl:ttlement oft his affairs, in which Mr. J.. Dvnely, Sir Mark Wood, and Mr. Swann, acting as the solicitor for the heir.:rit law, toOk part. It was agreed that the matters in dispute should be referred to the arbitration of Sir James Graham, late the solieir- Cm, Courtenay, and the ~lon. James Aber cronibie, both of the Chancery Bar. , The sub missioa was made a rule of Court, and the teference was .greed to; upon condition that the patties should file no hill in equity against the ReWilator3, nor against each other, unless either of the patties declined the terms of the arbitra tion. The arbitrators nuide their award, _lna -pending the proceedino before them, in breach of the agreement, Sir Mat k Wood, by Mr. Swann; filed a Bill in Chancery again it Mr. Dynety, in ria order to stay proceedings tilder the award. It was upon this ground the motion for an attach ment for Contempt was made. Lord ELLF.noeouGn—Are either of the Gen tlemen Members Of. Parliament.? I\ll'. PARK—Mr. SWAIM IS an Attorney of . this . Court, hut not a Member of Parliament. I know there is . 4 case i» the Term Keports, where the Court hnd entertained a difficulty upon a similar motion, in which Lord Derby %vas concerned. Air. J. DAUPIER—I 'suppose the submission has been made a rule of COurt, - Ml. PARK—Certainly. A rule to spew eau +c may have the effect of I;ringii . :.g these matters to a proper hearing. Lord-ELLPNBOItOUGH 7 , -YO4 may taken rule to cause; iu order to bring the question under. discussioiL . 'Whether the Court will, proceed to order an attachment under all the circumstances, ma`• be a material question. ,You may take a rule in the first instance.—Rule to shew cause granted. SCOTCH B.ANKRITPTS. SEMTF.STILITIONti. October ,21. Fenzusion and Maeneil, merchant., Don4lee— Creditorl te.et in Jlorren's Inn there, tith 29th Novem ber, vt I=2. . . October 25. Robert Inzlis and Son, cattle-dealers at Flaske, neM=Linlitbtrow—Cretlitors meet in Slaekenzi'e's lan, Lin lithgow, :id and 17th November, at I. • October 23. Thomas itattray, .farmer, ;racier, and eAttle- . dealer, Main 4 of Cairnhuhr, parish of Ratben, Aberilet.Mshire —Creditor's meet in Noble's Ltn, Cartlehaugh, Oid Derr, 6th Intl 20th Nnvonlier. October 28. Charles Anderson, grocer rind sl.irit-dealer, Eelitibtirgh—Creilitors meet in floe Royal Exchange Coffee house there, ktli and -2!):11 November, at 2. October 30. Alexander 1)a11as. saddler and trader and dealer in horses, &I:- Inverness -L-Creditors meet itt Geddes' Inn there, 18th Noremberathl 91t1Decent!)er, at 1. October 31. John Wilson and Inn, tnerch ynta, Duriferni line—Creditors-ince in Maclaren's Ina there, 10th and 24th Nurcuther, at 12. EX,IAIINATIONS, DIVIDEND , &c. Alexander. Irvine Itoes, cattle-dealer, corn-mierebant,, n , ..1 farmer, Tyfie %I iiay, - Ahcrdeenshire, to br examined in the Laigli Tolbooth, Aberdeen, 4th and 20th Norein!er, at The Cotjon Spinning and Manufacturing Company, which carried o nmsinesA - in Ula,gow and florbals; s(Mietimes. under the firm of the Gorba!A Spinning . 'Company, .and ; sometimes 'under the firm of Alexander M‘Kerliy, to he examined iu the .dierifi-C'lerk's Office, G=lasgow, 9th and November, ht 11, _ _ . Androwßidciclt,cattle dealer;rl , ildintr it Stratlytven, to be examined in the Sberid-Court and 25th November, at 11. DinieLMaciarlanc, stiinier and Icather-merchmit,• to he examined in the Sheriff-Court House there, `llthabd 470 Noveiriber,•at AleXander Citric, merchant, Inverness, to be examined itt the Sheriff-Clerk's Office there, 4th awl qoth Novembeei'at 1, John Souter, merchant, Dundee, , to be examined in the Sheriff-Court Foyfar,.stb and 422,1 November, at. 11. Creditors of John Thomson, Gibson And Co. merchants, Leith, and of the joint concern carried on liy them with William Tennant, merchant, Edinbargh, meet in the Pa)yah kxchange Coffee-house,, Edinlittret, 14th November, at 12. - Vrediturs of Patrick Main, painter, Ediniirtr4h, meet is the .Royal Exchange Coffee-home there, 17th N,irember, Creditors of John Scott, flax-spinner, Dn! dee, meet in he Office of Small 'and Henderson, writers there, Dth November, at 12. . . Creditors of .lames Real), merchant, Ediaiire,h; - meet in the .Royal Exchange Coffee-house there, 9.lst Nov eMber , at 1. Creditors of Clark and Son, late grocers, , Edinburgh, meet in the Royal Exchange Co:Tee-house there, Path - November, at I. Creditors of Alexander Kedslienod Francis linehan Fraser, ; partners iii trade carried 4111 in Leith in mune of Alexainlerf. Kech.lle, and in London under the slim. of Francis I c 'f r a:: :.; v l r ied, d a nd Co„ meet in the R.oval Exchange' Codee- house, Edinburgh, 15t1r November, at Creditor s o f .-alexander I)ownie, grazier and cattle-dealer, mrisli of Myth, Perthihire, meet in tic Strath-.. ""." Arms inn, Ctipar-Angus, Ntli November, at I 2. of ittobi't Taylor and Co. curinitission-agents and, : i meet ni the .Royal Exchange Coiree honie.there,'l.sth Noremher, at 9. ( . I ceditors., of John A n d crso n t builder,- Mary's-place, Eialankx, Colree-lionse, the Huyal burgh, 22.1 Nroiemht. - r, at 2. • Cr--' it • " 91 'ling!) Stewart, cattle dchlet, t.6.Cniatiagov , •, m i eet n the 04±ce of ,fames lienderson, (itas4o;s Novemb Jr, at 2. LO N lib N . AT Aii K.t iS, iti:. . . Palt:F. -OF B1LEA1) 'i'tllC WEEK.. T 7: ile - . .:ncral price isf ti , c Lest ItteAten Bre td titr911.. 7 " ,' . ,i l f, e th e Ml...trupoli!•-h-nd sulrir!“. - vayies from" Ninelence 1 7 • _wetia.,r to t•Jervt;p-pczlee . tixQua,i, - .tr:79•lnht. . . VI - eiht anti Pri..es '.13 under. .5: , • . „ '..11,;..taz4 3 S The Pit,..l: I. %•• , .f to ice io•It , T "' 1. Tito Nall ditty . 4ttto . • • NI 1 ... , ........ 0.. 11 The Qtt,trtyrio illti.t,..4iito ', The. 1-Ltlf itt.teti:rit . tiitto.. ditto '.3 'ii i ...... .. ..... • • o tikl7.lv.. Red Clover !Foreign) ...... 4 t o fio - ; per cwt. Ditto to (5S Whiteditto. Rye-Grnts . --s„:A., tt , 1 .,, per gr• 1. , , . Turnip, tVhite ... l';-, od to, 2os 0,1 per u .- i Redund Green .. IA (lite iNlti.stard Seed Frown ditto ' -;; . ' 3 ', :. - . 1t 1 t , i . 7::( ! ''' .1'.3. 7i 0,1 to los .id Carraw,,: . Seeds Corimider do. Citigoe r0i0.... . --s 041 to'-Ao-. Od per qr. • Trefoil Canary (Js od to t;Ss Ocl per lir. Oil Calie . at the Mill, 131. 13s. l ift t110115'"I' 1:XIIIIIDGE. ('.urn-Inspector's Retitrh.—Thrtr,da v, -.l\lev, 5 :.• • 04 NcsvWhr. per id... 10! lUs to IS! Beans 6,1 to 35 ".I Wht. ppr I-1. 1 3 1 Onto 191.55_.0.1 Old ditto -- 444 ' -::;s :` 1 ':, Barley, per qr. 27s ladP to 305 Od ease 4i s thi t 1 --.- ---6 '1 . Oats .23,3 , 0 d to 39s Od •g s toye F HOPS. New Bags. • New Poele:s. 4 Kent...—. 51 (1, to 91 Cl; K• t C' 10.; Jo !0 1 Sussex.... 41 1 ' . gi Os Sussex... en..—. " US to - - Essex 9l Oil() 111 Os Farnham.. 141 Os t`' —* ---, _..... PRICE 0 NEWGATE AND LEADENITALL NIARIi.ETS. . i )3y the-Citrcase. 04 Beef 3s 4il to 4s 4d I V..mtl .l to 6 ' 4. 4 „ 0 1 Mutton ' 2s .Btl io 4s 4d I Pork 4 , cd to J. ......, _....--•--- ST. JANIES'S HAY MARKE'f. Nor. ~ rr , SI Hay 3i Od to 5( 4 al 11 Ss 0(1 tv Straw ll lus od--Average, . - WHITECHAPEL HA" MARKET. •1 .1 •in , ' 0 Hay 4l Gs Od to- 51 Os oil---AveraZe, 4 , • eff Strawd ii - , 11 12s Oct to 11 Ws Oti---,-Aver,t;e, , 1. ,,, Oa Clove- _....--- PRICE OF LEATIIF,If. o 24 Flints, 50.t0 561bs each.. per lh ...... el'. . t ~41 Ditto, sti to Gtilbs each •2 5.1 t ': :,.-0 Merchantg' liaclis ,oil " ► -41 Dowsing Hides 16. oil Fine Couch Hides . l7O .t'..' i o Crop liidcs, 35 to 4011)3 for cutting .......... -1 74 ' t `' „ .). Ditto , 45 to 601..bs ...................... 10 . '' 2 6,1, i;alf Ships JJ to 40i . 0s ...... V 4 t<, 4.. Ditto - 49 to 7011 ts ............. .2141 t o ~,.4 .. . ....... Ditto 76 to 3011 1 $ 22 d . to ~: i . ~ to 407 Small Scali (Greenland) .. '. .............. .. • ' 11 " ~.- , ,150:': Large ditto . per dozen..... .... ISOs t o, . . - RAW HIDES., :: 6 4 ~..„. Best Heifers & Steers, per ..t. Ordinarv. • ••• • 2g 4LI t o '3,s Oil to 3, 41: Market eat f.. each '' -5 pct. Middliiw ...2s V. t. 2s 10:t Eng. Horse 14i 0,1" , " - : Oti : PRICE OF TALLOW. - St; James's Mar Let 4s sii Tow o Tallow 7 4 ' 7;j .:::: „i ° ll , elatellarhet Os •Od Yellow Itns , ia (;'' na „....g 7 , Whiteclia.ke,l Marhet 4s c2:l Sl'llite ditto --." 0 ,..' I 6.: . ) " "" i i per stone of 61b. ----- i S''')"1" 1 ; 11 "• •• ' ---s •t 4 t 4 ; "'` .4 ni . • 3. it: : Wiling Sluff ---''' ..d 44 , - , Average 43 Sid Ditto lluogii• • • ---; i ' Ir.' '' Yellow Soap q 6 , ‘ i 4 ;:,: t x; a :: : 1 171.; r . 4... 7 . : ~,, ....• .•,........*:•......... .. I 7 1 i; 14 Mott:ed 'Xs I Paint ......... • • , , ;, ~., t -I.):•ice 1.):•ice of enintles, per dozon, 14s od --.--.,,*'' ' ....., 6d per dazen aliawed for-tea.lv ii.:ti,'-'Y',,,_----- K ET, " r o Ce• nn. Nlarlwt. St 1. .. 4 cli ; .4. 22 Sandetlanti. *** • •• • • • I,to 1 Scotch. °(l. DREaDyklr. ACCIDENT.-r—On ‘reflocso;*: ; ing, about seven oclock, as some coli;' , " ls ' it;3 number, were descending- into a Pi t ', ;1 411 1 le4et• . itcat StOurhridtfe, five , were . itt nue c " ll ,:l,ef four _!n. the .other, when shockint,, to roll"' had n,c . ,F. proeteded but a few yards,froorthe I"()l,'ere H part fif the machinery 2,-ave'vVitir, and 1 . 13 5 f trifecinitated to the l;ottorn, ( ,'" ; , -r SO so 100 yards, and most.'surprisiag peat, not one was killed.on the spat,' h'' t lets, thighs, arms, Utitl many bi)l)CS eilrt broken. in a sbocking' manner; their !:,ita;ts.l()ll, tot be.ter . be imagined .than expres,;ed, it ..9 ,!,. o'clock before they could he got nil, "`, l ` t : l 7 o o no person being wiling to descend tire Pi t i ' t ii„c the state of the machinery. We. ti ndert't'' lt i t O ra' ,the accident occureil from the c'ogsi c miitycatecl with the fly-wheel of. the ei' s. „ l , e , f . being properly 4vettrefl after undergoing 5---1‘ pair.—(Stafibrd.s4ire ildvertizer, Nur. 4 . ) f, It Lilt -Wednesday-morning the bodY utYknown, *hocLing-lv 117 atillted. IVO (15" itt and , quite which 1):1:1 apparently ilt the water a considerable.time, carne on ''l",:rt., t ;,c to Southwick, on a part of the beach , Ca rl , / Ile Sails in tile parish of Lancing, to syllie b 1}1 ;:, e ; tilt% putrid remains wcre conveyed in e3rri'•,, purpose, it W45.F.lll)l)OSed; of being pi 3ce ,' I. • of a Coroner's Jury. Friday week., at Newtown , ne 3r . c ,ipr " o"t ell number of forest a• nd other trecs . Srel•` rei 1 )% . ' by a hurricane, and n very tare v,-as seyeral - htimireft tirchy overt'll.rown. ..141 li1:11-E-Is ‘ _0:1 ,. t .. 1 , 1 ; z : - .> , d inst. at Coleheiter, -tlie Lady of ( 7 4, t3 ( ., 1 : : 4Tt.c r ', le \ , ists.ant inspectar-General of ”arrachs, ctf 1 " f Oe2r - On the 4111 inst. at Ber-,r-Pall Netts the La. ll C 4 Admiral Gossel;'n, of N .:' . ' ' 01 r4 . :(lg e i *Ch' S uH ' idr last , in - Nio ' l ' ic• ~ € •:. • 1 ince the Lady of ,"'"'. . ..; Ein.i. of a datighrel. ' ' '''..2 ' ' C o nnti F:r i e lle s'!'n'e d4Y;the wife of B. Bi...ar.tiaont,l::iii. o f the .-01hce, of a sou. . lw:info Er 11;1('!, of the i tro Mt.:Orient, to •.slissl)el:A 11051 t 10 the ilt : i tl i t ;t : y : :: Ix f ul: I r':( y ir ; I : t e hl: :; ( 1 : ;: m:t. l . : 4 • 1 .. r to Cli"cvNor of frrLin:l, to the lion. Jaw! )3101er, so pre , ent Lot :I Caller. Welch, f`l iitc rof 1;'-* NAtlmlay last, .1. We;elt Fleteile r uti, Ii „,, Psrh, iiloiteestels'oire. to i;vo,,.;ianti; sautia of t Jatv, aocib Bart. ,~~~~/ 1)1F.1) • c ,, r ocor l, 29th nit .. at ...tit•turtth, ag•eil 77. . 1••1' • en T. .1..5-• • • 'cov, .ofty, the 3I st of October , G lb s ott, Esq• '• t1 : 11. • :: 7 1) 1 t • i; S t 1• 1 f t. ' 1 1;3 , - ' l '3 ' l;6 . , ••, • : ,•••• ~, the toscit, s ,,▪ ~ t ,.. 4 110 A YOU U.: HO, ' tily coropla'it,.l of a I ',rm.-, ia her ad; and . 4rt•itatt;ify..clpilLd• 4 " cravi' I.‘• JAI.;TAIIIS, Na• hi:l . S:(*101,1`4, of x 1:, „toe' ;IT h 2 ,2. Wilt`Te in ti 11 ttrist bc adur i