The Sun. — London, England, 1827-11-10 00:00:00

e 1/2. ARMY CONTRACTS. s;ov'. 8 bemei' (.- „ ; be ;charged, tlis Ettloll, arid P i , aCCOrtIiVP/ Ird correcteleoll obs he defendtet, sorry t!it F this 00 0 ; y o ffering , ea d y to P c , 'tore g° () ovi : 'at, the 1,/ Llity, tl' a f o rt detail be be I I would I ecutitY id to the e betweell leaded g li f Court o , n to he Tilt I , n o• me borvv - .4 P ro°" ht be I. per t beti up ; bo o' thr ee boug' v prOd tlee pe Court. le o ctly harillto d when cY t a go 0 (. 0 1 ,4 after dire , on is d e scrill ii , Ibierved ,t Lf the defea". s. , ' emir ° s f o r iOL each' lan, was to with intent !cutrix's con. ove d that s . he tev er libero t e 4 ; The lear e ,, o ;ecutrix, ast a ma" f - , ious libe er, one s p why she be d t had ro e or hich sh e hip hoW f lir r.)S e " ctua ted by hen only w o o ma ster C °c " e ne wt/ j ealousY 43 . u jc ( the of a 01'1—'3 PaY a fine of entris. Istp ecl t.—Bri9htu bY oditctions of re remarkab le from China One 9 Fi e : a it thing °f t he e atta.; t ne t area of 3 1 ), undred trot;% fifty buds in Y to] be corrP n 0- y is the 3 ening-hitei -- 04 nd scarlet l grows in i t; nguishable 9 Of ent Ba kcr '" r• (1 a , WO art a lady of L John Mole Ipstollet al to" o f 3 tlatif , of Maio'. , d d o eY John , 9 ; 0 , i ,„„ to Pr' -Jai. • ti t, a b le ,se.an °f Nicb.ol9, petal; gliter of ....•••••""'#°' Ft 10 4 omas --ie hey, rightooy , Great Sorrel': by hie fan 3 " 165. D r Tants, E2q„ ofS teal. G, 0 Oat COMMISSARIAT DEPARTMENT,TR7 , ASURY , -7 • CIAMBEns,.Noi-. 1, VO:TICt heieby . g i ver i to all. Persons de -1 stroui of 'contracting to-supply the following ki ti des for tke:Use of the 'Army, va•• • BEEF' AND MUTTON To his Majeatv' Laud Forces in Cantonments, Quartet s, 4ficil latra4s, in the under mentioned Counties : Dorset Lancaster, • Wilts. • . To hi s 1 , 1 • OATS, a i e sty's Cavalry and Artillery, Horges, in Canton ' a nd Quart in the under-rtieutioned County:— 25tTilihdaatythe deli veries are to . commence on and for the of Decetuber next; that proposals in writing, be u P aud marked,. Tender for Army Supplies," will received at ft., Non"thell'atbtlary;-' bl:t":14-"Oeffiwcien be e n r o e r cei tf , o l r a e ft t e h r e tw 2 e 9 h tl ,e l day of Pro m each s al 3 must be made separately for each County, and T e w e r° P ( al must have the 'Lktet. , Which is annexed to the p Properly filled up, by two Persons 'of known Pro-._ ertY "gaging to become ' bOtind with the Party tendering :in the - Amount stated. in , the. printed Particulars,' for the ,ue performance of, the, Contract;.. and. no. Proposal will noticed unless made Oil- a prieted Tender, and the ha expressed in Words at, Length ; and should it so T 4 PPeu that the 'coritinuauCe of the Contract no ,1111 1.° ° 011 1 i yhould be, 4uppjigi liy. virtue ,of the same, 'the of the Stamps on the Contract and Bond, paid In the first Initarice hy't6 'Contractor, shall be' refunded Ito him. P - tiouaarttitctita:sdiof the C on tr ac t s ma y h e h a d u p on applies .-------nbers;hetween the hours of .Ten and Four. North umberlund. THE VleTu A t Lyism ,' -OFFICE,' Oc;r. 31, 1827. ; Vml nnissiotiers . for Victualling His u n i n 24-4 ."'Y's Navyhereby give Notice, that ready to receive `aSDAI- , t 1 I ; I N vember next, they will be ii_ 1, 3 0 ~ f or th e Tenders in '❑ writing (sealed up), and treat . ti, e i. 4. H al , i ° l4 Y . of what RUM- rozwlte demanded- -for the leud '' Aliyesty's Troops at illarbadoes, fitr Twelve C ain drilloutlis from the 25th of January next, and fur , ! i ' ulna Six Months' warning shall be 4iven for the ter 4iiation of th e Contrast. I h e Conditi ons of the Contract ritAy be seen at this Office. .„ ..- uch Tend er mu st specify the wire in words at length, 4 4d —" be deli vere d b e f ore One o'cliejs- on the day appointed, must I,e accompanied bYi Lettei ; , signed by two re -43044b1e Persons engaging to.',lkeeitie P a . bound with the I tY tendering in the penal Vllll of 500/. for the due Perf ormance of the Contract. fl • • ' - o T he Person wh o ma k es the Tender, or some Person n 141 behalf, must:attend to answer w h en ca ll e d f or . —..._______ M. WALLER CLIFTON. t VICTUALLING OFFICE, OCT. 31, 1827:. r 1 Hi Cc liklYlissioners for Victualling. His m ajtY'''B %vy,. &c. do hereby give .notice, that on t 411" " Y, tfie 15 t h o f Nove mber next, they will be ready receive Tenders in writing (sealed np), and treat for the 7 PPI L (9° - s eParate Contracts) of all such quantities of 11 11E-... ' B EEP as may be demanded for the use of. Hie i aj " t Y 4 Ships and Vesselg the following places, for 9welve,illonths from the let; day of January neat, vie. : ,amPbeltovv . Leith—Leith Roads and the 11,` l tik, and Kinsale Frith of Edinburgh Londonderry §,c . Loughswilly Fi,Tns Milford Haven tf aiouth: Newcastle and Tinmouth • Haven Newhaven Ici a , !ad ' Pfymonth and Dublin Sheerness, and St. Mary's, Scilly. te l s . he Conditions of the Contract may he_ seen at this Of- Ply„ on t by applying t o th e A gen t s -f or th e % ictualling at s44'" D eal and 'Cork ; t o ,th e Sto re keepers at Sheerness toffs at and t o th e Collectors - of his Majesty's Cus t each of the other places. • 44, 1 j' Tender mus t spec ify the price in words at length, atee delivered before One o'Cloek - on the day appointed, r etn k lott be accompanied by a Letter signed .by two l'e — rt b le Perso ns e ngaging to become hound with the is • ,4'i tendering for Plymouth, Chatham, a nd Sheerness Plac es . Penal sum of 1,500 t., and for each of the' other of e th 14 , the pen of 500/., for th e due performance n e „e plaeetive ontracts. his tton who makes the Tender, or some Person on must attend to answer when called for. WALLER CLIFTON. MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECES. r HE NOBILITY and GENTRY are re coil Ipertfully invitel to an i nspect io n of a Sp l en did ct i "'tion of ITALIAN an d EN GLISH MARBLE f t , 44 NEy PIECES, 'some of •which are just imported 44(1 41 ROME. Also, variety of PORTLAND STONE a C AST IRON CAIAINEy PIECES, which are very reasonable terms, ai the LONDON S'T'OVE seen , I ,'" - • BAZAAR, Fish-street-hill; where also may he de r " largest assortment.of 'STOVE GRATES of every 1 4 .045 t1°11 ,, , KITCHEN RANGES, FENDERS, FIRE , v atent LAMPS, Tea and Coffee URNS, and 'i s llVG'• t tS.; Papier Mache and other TEA TRAYS, Cali ro ; ' 4 4 FORKS, Patent DISH • COVERS, aed '4 4 114 4 6 in general. • Shipping orders executed with dispatch. FOREIGN AND Dom Es. TIC LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, qo, CORNHILL, LONDON. Subscribed Capital, £240,000 DIRECTORS. Sir :lames Mackintosh, M.P. President. p The Honourable William Fraser, Vice President. I .,Z'iter Reynolds, Esq. C. W. H a ll e tt, Esq. Meux, Esq. Sir James' Gambier ra,e KYmer, Esq. Th omas Fenn; Esq. (23 , ls ble, Esq. 4' C. Ke l - 14 m rris, C.B. Stepp.Stepp.N. B ar b er , ..Esq. George Farrell, Esq. Resident Director. • • MEDICAL OFFICERS IN LONDON. R. Gooch; M.D.,' and H. Mayo,'ESq. kl ' , MEDICAL OFFICERS IN DUBLIN. Ytlein in Ordinary.---James Lynch, AI:D. 25, Black• S f ro- hall -street. teOD for Special Casei.—T, Carmichael, Esq., Hut land-square, North. ADVANTAGES TO .THE ASSURED. 11, ORDINARY INSURANCES.4,4I4', lowest rates. of Premium in the United King age„' vonibined with the right to go abroad, on terms ftrt at the commencement of the, insurance, without t reuhle or delay. , 1' FEMALES FEMALES AND INVALIPS% I.rtev4,l CIN ANT FEMALES, persons of Delicate Health, ° '""1 :-4i tY of Form or sufferingwad& Cbronie•Dis-iase, t 'harg:':N at rate: in many 'cases, lower than those We alth.Me generality of Offices to persons in robust P rtem , • qtß•Nr,eQusand full particulars..may be obtained of Mr. sal, f r OPHER tIFFE,.Agent for transmitting pi 41 ) o .. Ir e l and, atiiis office, Court-y ar d, Commercial gds D onoi-st . reet,.Dublin, Medical' 6ffieer attends daily, to facilitateAssur " es which will not admit of delay. TGe • IST Nov. 1827. IifeAsYLUM COMP LoNnoN, ANY having under taken. the Cp Policies of the late ROYAL IRISH .ASSIMAN" th it 4l -FAINY, the holders of the 236 Policies, granted. by 4i.N-'.,C4)thinePlaateY' numbered beneath,'and still outstanding, Eiff"erally reqpe'sted to lode thein with Mr. Christopher Commercial Build- A'ctuary,*at his Office, Build -I°t, ; to Whom new Policies granted by the Asy ilea""'Panlr, will be' forwarded' in substitution within Y 3 si from the time the existing Policies are lodged. 38, a 4 ; 0, 14, 17, 19 to 23, 25, 26, 28, 31 to 74 , 7,, 5 0, 1 4-5;3, 55, to 57, 60, 64, 66, 67, t 0 7 1 019 11 4, I ' , 78, 80 , 86 to 89, 93, 96 'to 98, , 109 to 15 - 1 , 128, 130, 134, 140, 146 9 147 ,.: 1 5 87 ' 11?)6 158, 164, 166 to 169, 17i, 181, 1 91,t0 193, 195 to .197, . 199,- 1 114) ,, 2sn' ll, 213, 215, 217, 220, 222, 22:3, 226, , 228 203, 20 5 to "' 2 2 . 3 t 0235, 239, 240, 242, 243, .245, 247, 2 51 ') 155, 257, 263; 265, 268 to 2 70 , 272 to N <BO , 283, 284; 286 to 288, 290, 291, 2 93 , 294, N 16 29 8, 300 to 306, 3QB, 313, 315, 317, 320, 5 t t : 329 , 331, 338, 334, 338, 342, 343, 348, 3 49 , 7 4 t ' ,r, :166 to 360, 362 to 365, 367 to 371, 373 to 1 381,' 382, 386 "to 388; 390, all inclusive , :"01- 4 ` 'l ieceipts for Renewal Premiums, may be received etnripany's•Bankers, Messrs. John D. Latouche '1 1 7.,s on an order, signed by Mr. Eiffe. tia:: l, liter s o f Policies w hii i h have lapsed through in 71re,' may receive new Policies by the Asyliii(,i!m 1144,:f_without:-atiy. increase prerniunii .O.n forwarding. 4, 1i, 5 . 4 "0ry certificates of • health to Mr., Ellie, for r t ans -41 to the Board of Directors. ,Y l i'ru Life Office, • GEO. PARR N, 'O, (ornhill. Resident Director. 771: • ,/ No. 10;972. IMPROVEMENT WHEEL CARRIAGES,.'iC. 31R. SPO NG haying obtained„His - 11 - Royal Leiters'Patent for an IMPROVEMENT in WHEEL CARRIAGES, and ROtatory Machinery in ge.. neral, which has met the approbation of several eminent Me chanics, respectfully incites the Public; and especially . those interested in the construction of. Wheel Carriages and to inspect the same, which may be seen 'in ac tion daih, front ten till four, at 37, Kin-Street, Blooms bury-square. • ' : • , NOTICE is hereby given, thrat application I will be made to.Parliainent, in the ensuing Session, for an Act to amend, alter, and enlarge the powers and 'provisions of an Act passed in the sevenh year of the reign 4,f hiS present Majesty, .intituled AN.ACT FOR- CON SOLIDATING. THE . TRUSTS OF THE SEVERAL FIJRNP,IKE ROADS IN. THE.NEIGHBOURHOOD OF THE .METIfOPOLLS; NORTH OF` THI?. RIVER I'HAMES,7 and in which intended Act provision will in .nade to Vary, increase; and alter 'the Tolls, or some of them, ;ranted by the said Act. .• By Order of the ConimisSioners'of the Metropolis Turn pike Roads, North of the Thames,. LYON, BARNES, AND ELLIS, 0ct..26 • • . • • Sprint , Gardens CITY OF .LONDbN. etAME DUTY.--LiST of V 1 PERSONS who have obtained GENERAL CER TIFICATES (D.), at the Rate of. Three Ponnds Thir teen Shillings and Sixpence each, for the year. 1827,. made up from the Gth October to' the ith-NOvember. Deacon, Jimei, Cripplegate Ward. • --•: • • CITY OF -WESTMINSTER. 7 • • GAME DUTY.—LIST Of PERSONS A° have obtained GENERAL CERTIFICA'PES (D.), at the Rate of Three Pounds Thirteen Shillings and Six - pence each, for the Year 1827, - shade up' froni the 6th October to the 7th November: Bastion, Chas., St. James's Nicholls, G., Regent-street De Roos, Hon.' H. F., Park- Raggett, -C., St. James's place • • • street Grimstead, Thos., Jerilyn- Scott, Hon. WM., Grafton , styeet ; - (...street • . COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. - GAME DITTY.—LIST I.—LIST of PERSONS who have obtained GENERAL CERTIFICATES (D.), at the Rate of Three . Pounds Thirteen Shillings and Six pence each, for the Year ISV, diade up from the 6th • October to 9th November, Brown, W. R., Harlington . Crowder, R. 8., Montague place • • Crowder, R.,' ditto Crowder, G. A., ditto Erskine, /lOn. 'F., Lincoln's Keitilby, Jas., Hillingdon Afeadows, John, Ruislip Pool, Ricl)., Cray's Inn Pcucbee, L. S.', LittleQueen ' street Rogers, Wm., Harlington Sliaw, Rich.; Clifford's Inn Simpson, J., Inner Temple Taylor, T. IL, Harefield • Tomkins, T., LincOln's Inn Vaughan, Hon. Baron, Mon tague-place Westcott,'J. H., Harlington Commissioners for the Affairs 'ARD BATES; Secretary. • Inn .fields Eyston, GeO., Gray's Inn Ferrer, T., Lincoln's 'lnn- fields" 'Ford, Wm., Norton-falgate Gouly, P.B. J., Uxbridge ' Hicks, L., Gray's Inn By Order of his Majesty's of Taxes. . -ED W. THESPANISII AND ITALIAN-REFUGEES. . HE Spanish; and Italian Refugee; Coin, mittee have great satisfaction in announcing the fol lowing List of SUBSCRIPTIONS-ieceiVed since theii last publication, and they . have to acknowledge the receipt of a large supply of Wearing Apparel, which has enabled them to relieve above 100 of the most distressed duals among. the exiles ; but they- beg to • state that the wants of many 'others are still very urgent, and the Com mittee most earnestly call the attention of the Public to this species of benevolence, so imperative . at a season like the present to individuals unaccustomed to the severity of our northern climate. . . . . , The 'following Gentlemen have kindly consented to re ceive donations'of - wearing apparel, .blankets, &c::-Mr. Bryan Mills, No. 29, Great Winchester-street, Packer ; Messrs. Toplis and Sons, 22, St. Paul's Church-yard, Upholsterers; and Mr. Lewis, 34, Mount-street; Gros venor-square, Stationer. . . The Committee have expended,. in the ordinary weekly stipends, since the 14th September last to the present pe-, rind, the sum of 471/. 19s. Amount already advertised, 895/. ss. 10d. 'Duke of Portland £5O 0 A Special Juryman 1 1 Lord F. L. Gower 10 'o' Mr. Green, an Ame- Dukek Somerset... 21 0 rican 0 Lord Marciis HA.. 10 . 2) Jos,. Scholefield, Esq Lord . kelsey lO 0 of Birmingham Lion. R. Grosvenor 10 0 Three Friends, by J. Hon. G. Vernon lO 0 Heald, Esq. A Lady. Sir W. Heathcote 5 0 Mr. Forster 1 0 Rev. L. VT . 1 0 Mrs. C., Dalston... 0 10 M. Clifton 1 0 R. C. A. Welland, Esq.... 5 0 Humanitas, by the C. J 1 0 Morning Herald 5 0 Mons. and Aladame Geo. Cabbell, Esq. 5 0 H. Thiebault .... 2 0 Mr. Dillon, (aßribe) 2 0 Col. W. C. Madan 5 0 Collected at the Old • " Earl of Cork 5 0 Jury Chapel, Jew- E, H • • ' 1 1 in -street, after . a . i C. C. Western, Esq sermon by the ALP , lO 0 Rev, D. Davison, T. R. J 1 0 A. Al 631. 19s. Bd. J. Putnam, Esq 5 0 W. E. T 1 0 Rev. J. Bouverie.... 10 0 Anonymous, by the Lord John Russell... 10 0 HonourableSecre- R. C. L 5 0 tary 5O 0 W. W • 2 0 Un Ami des Etran , Anonymous Rev. Sydney Smith 2 0 Mrs. Williams, of A. C 1 0 Castlehill, Sher- H. Sykes, Esq 2O 0 . born E. Holland, Esq 2O 0, :The' Parish of St. Mr. Hurst lO 0 Bartholomew the 5 5 John Auldjo, E sq Less, by Messrs. J. D. S 5 0 Slack &Farnes 32/.175.6d. Messrs. John Son and Richard Wadeley ... 2 0 Bulmer 5 0 R. L. S. F. L. Rogers, Esq. 2 0 Rd. Gildford, Esq 2 o Lord'Calthorpe lO 10 J. C. C. H. P 1 0 Mr. March ..... .... 5 0 .Alen Baring, Esq N. T. (monthly)... 1 0 M.P. ............ C. Morris, lisq . ..!.: 2 2 5 5 0 0 J.J. Bailey,J.Gliest,Esq E5q.,... . 1 0 .A.IP 10 0 C. Morris, jun. Esq. J. 11orr,is,Ese, Esq 5 0, q 2 ,1 0 Mrs: A.L. E w c i lr n ed so g n e, Esq. od '5 0 Doraville, W. E. Jones, Esq ...... G. Hilton, Esq .... . . 1 0 Fine of Hackney J. Marsh, Esq. Chi- . . Coach, No. 865 cheater 2 ' 0 J. N.'Saunders, Esq. Sir C. Lemon, Bart lO 0 Mrs. Shaw Lefevre Mr. Spyring 1 0 Frederick Wood, Esq. A. Brown, Esq. ; 5 0 The Sphynx • News- John Langton, Esq 3 3 paper Jos, Grigby, Esq.... 20 0 Mr.Wainewright, by J. H Anonymous 1 0 From•Hillingdon, by Mrs. A. Brown Al. W ................ 3 0 Major M., by do Viscount Ebrington 10 0 By the Rev. Wm Lord Gage ......... 10 0 . Hancock, Royal D W : %k g es ° , sln E i s g q ' E .... 5 . q .. 1 5 0 0 0 ' ' My College,rfiti W. W ' ..... t, 1 0 Hon. Sir E. Paget Lord Bradford ...... 1 0 0 Colonel Butler E.S. Abdy, Esq._ 3 0 Captain Abraham John Kipling, Esq. . 5 5 R. Bruce, Esq M. A. - • G. T. Ballup, Esq 1 1 penny Ol5 Anonymous, by Mrs. Narrien 0 10 Messrs. Hoare ... 20 0 Mr. Lowry:... 0 10 S. Sinith,Esq., AL P. 10 0 Rev: W. Hancock 1 0 Saville Halifax, Esq. 10 10 Part of a Charity Fund 5 0 Messrs. Barnetts, • Smaller donations 1 5 Hoare, and C 0.... 21 0 A. A. A 1 0 Messrs. Esdaile &Co 21 0 B. B. B : - 1 0 The Deputies, Com- C. C. C. mon Council, and Mr. Polchet l. 0 Ward Clerk, of Mr. Leybourne BishopsgateWard, Mr. Beevor 1 0 in addition to a Mrs. Wolfe former subscrip- Smaller subscriptions 1 1 tion of 31/. 10s. 15 1:, Ed. Greene, Esq., Sam. Mitchell, Esq. 5 il Farnborough Anonymous 1 0 T. Champion, Esq. . Messrs. Sturge &Co 5 5 Haivley 1 0 Arr. W. 11. Dodgson ‘ 1 0 Rev. W. Wheeler.... 1 0 A Friend, M.P. .•• 5 0 Lt.-Col. APDermott . 0 10 Mrs. Saunders, of Captain Procter • 0 10 Dalston P. R. D., by . the I partment 2 0 EditoroftheTimes 5 0 I Other subscriptions ~ 1 2 Guildhall, Nov. 3. F: FRESHFIELD, Hon. See. Subscriptions will continue to'beixecei'ved. at the Bank ing-houses of Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smiths, Man sion-house-place ; Sir Richard Carr Glyn; Mills, Halifax, and Co., Lombard -street ; Messrs. Williams and CO. 's, Birchin-labs ; Messrs. Herries; Farquhar, and CO'.., St. James's-street ; Messrs. Frys an d Chapman's, St. Mil dred's-court, Poultry ; and Messrs. Drummond's, Charing cross. L 0 4 11 5 0 0 5 5 0 5 0 3 0 5 5 5 5 1 0 0 10 II 0 1 0 1 0 1 10 PARODY ON " OH ! 'TIS LOVE." Oh ! 'tis SAI.E! 'tis 'SALE! 'tiS SALE! Whose shop has-such attraction ; The BOOTS of SALE 'Alone prevail, And give all—satisfaction ! Whose workmanship is neatest ? Whose price all shops otitVies ? Who fits the foot completest ? And pleases each who buys? Oh ! 'tis SALE ! 'tis SALE! 'tis SALE! Whose shop has such attraction ; The Boors of SA LE Alone prevail, And give all—satisfaction. Oh ! 'tis SALE ! ' tis Whose Wellingtons all wear now ; His prime made Boots, Each fancy suits, And but a Guinea a pair now. Throughout 'the British nation, His fame is spreading wide, For public . approbation Has been his utmost pride. 0h ! 'tis SALE! 'tis SALE ! 'tis SALE! Whose shop has such attraction ; The BOOTS of SALE Alone prevail, And give all—satisfaction. No. 106 and : 33i STRAND. A crow was last week. discovered at Thorn ton', near Sherborne, sittin g on four eggs : a circumstinice that rarely occurs.at this advanced period of the year. Shfrborne Journal, MARMINCi FlRE.—About two o'clock this morning a most dreadful fire burst out on the extensive premises - of Messrs. lloet:ncs' and CO.', ragLnierchants, in Queen-street, Cheapside, whose premises form the angle leading front' Queen-street into Maiden-lane—Messrs. MAGNAY and Co.'s paper warehouses forming the corres ponding angle on the tither side." ' Froni .the combustible nature of the materials, aided by the strong current of wind which wafted them in that direction, the flames soon spread to the opposite premises of Messrs. BUT LENS and Co., chemists, and assumed a' most terrific appearance. The engines of the various fire-offices were promptly OR the spot, and the supply of water was abundant. From half-past three to four o'clock, the flames were raging with unabated fury. The premises of Messrs. HORKINS and .those of Messrs. BuTra:a. were entirely destroyed ; and the firemen were directing their efforts principally to the preservation of the • premises of Mr. BEER, the coffee-dealer, and Messrs. MaorrAv'sy both of which were in considerable dangei.. It is impos sible at present to conjecture what may be the amount of dainage sustained. Messrs. BUTLER are ensured, We understand, to the fullest amount. TOWN-HALL, DEVONP.ORTi Nov. 7.•--Jea lousy and Battery.—A Mrs. RADMONE, appeared to an swer - the complaint of a Mrs.. Bolin, who charged her with having committed two assaults in one day. Mrs. LION D's bonnet, which she vowed cost 125., and her cap, which was honestly worth is., were produced in tatters, 0 evidence of the violence of the assaults. Mrs. RAD mORE admitted the charge, but urged in extenuation that s he was driven to it by jealousy, her husband being more patronized by Mrs. BOND than' was consistent with her ideas of decorum. After hearing several witnesses, the magistrates directed that she should pay for the bonnet and cap,' or submit to a prosecution, the former of .which she wisely preferred. -WoOns and JOHN, constables of Devon port, appeared to answer a charge of a very serious nature, as it affects themselves and the public. On the !2d October, two young men, charged with an assault, were committed to their custody, until bail could be procured, for which purpose 4g hours were allowed by the magistrates; they, in the mean time, advised the prisoners to go to Exeter gaol, in prefe rence to giving bail, alleging as a reason that the prisoners would thereby throw the expences upon the prosecutor. OWing to this advice, the young Men declined-giving bail, and were therefore sent to Exeter, where they remained some time, until, on the interference of their friends, bail was given, and they were liberated. The motive imputed tothe constables was a desire to take a trip with.their pri opers to Exeter at the public expenee. The present pro ceeding was instituted. by - the friends- of, the young men. Tlpe case excited very great interest, and occupied the greater part of the day; hut as only one Side has yet been heiard, we for the present decline entering into particu lar.. The case was at a late hour adjOu rne d .—Plymout h Joiurnal. iNDON, SATURWAY EVE ' - ' . 4.4 4 -. ;„.., "7.-` , .41054 e. •••-: - ./ Zi....'' ‘,..7 7 - "”.-"" _‘- i ii.!! : "'"'`'' , - - "*' • 1 - ~ "/•'. . i''t h', a ''' ': . ... 4 . ; 1 .-e, 't' ':/- f.- - 4: - .r'., „i. , . . . . , . . . . =;,-sit- /,..; , .., ,, , ,,,,,,‘,4,, , ,,,L,,,,,,, , - 4 , 0 ‘,..,.. • . , -- 47 - 4.. 1 4-____` 7, : , 4, ' ', , - 7 --_-_;./..,.:':?',/;',',*, -\--,:',. \' *' ~. , , , • - . % 1 :4 0,041 1 , iii •",, . 1 0. .. •. _ , , -14,:., 1•47 'i --• •--- 1 , / 4.,',; r.. .- ~ „ i ~..,, , 11, •,-• ' 'Ude , .-m0d0... - ., ,1 ,Ilit 1 0.- ,--. . ' - •-•ji....„, N s' i'''' TtailD , . 01lGFF is thereby given, • th4:.application will lie - made to Parliament in the ensuing S ess i o ,;, for an Act to make and maintain a TURNPIKE ROAD from that *part of - the METROPOLIS TURNPIKE ROADS, NORTH OF THE T HAMES',.called the CAIVI. DEN' TOWN ROAD:in the parish of Saint Mary, Isling ton, in the County of Middlesex, passing. at Holloway across the Road from Lo»don to Highgate, across Duval's Lane, now called'the Hornsey Road, Hem Lane, thence passingliy the Northern termination of Hornsey Wood, across the Green Lancs . Roads, near to'the.Tile Kilns; and to terminate at the Stamford Hill Road, in the parish of Tottenham, in the said County of Middlesex, nearly oily), site to certain Trees called the Seven Sisters, and which said New Road is intended to pass through the parishes of Saint Mary, Islington, Hornsey, and Tottenham, all in the said County of Middlesex, By Order of the Commissioners of the Metropolis Tnt-n -pikeßoads,NoLrytho N,BARNES, of the Thames, AND ELLIS, ► Oct. 26, 1827. ' • . Spring Gardens. ARTIFICIAL TEETH—LEICESTER-SQpARE. MR. WARREN,' Surgeon Dentist, begs to attention of the Nobility and Genti y to his infallible principle of supplying deficiencies of the Mouth, whether of the Teeth, Gums, or Palates, arraved on Gold, Mineral, or Sea-horse substances, from a single Tooth to' a ,complete set, .without-pain .or inconvenience to the wearer ; an 1 invites the most difficult cases in wolf of. his superior system of fitting.. Mr. W,'s terms will be found consonan'. with the circumstances of the applicant, and no charge will;be:matle unless by the full and entire satisfaction of the patient. Mr.' W. also" informs Medical Gentlemen qualifying for country practiu, or that of Tropical Climates, tha he continues to give Monthly Courses of InstrUCtion on Dc.ntal Surgery, combining Cleansing, Stopping, Exercising, Ex tracting &c, &,!..; and ifichiding'the'Mandacture.and me thod of supplying oral deficiencies, on the most modern and scientific principles, as practised by the first' Dentists in London and Paris.-7, Leicester-square. , RECTIFIED SPERM OIL, Per G;llon,slinperial. Measure.' UPTON and. Co., OILMEN and CI-lE tj MICAL COLOUR 'MANIVA ) .C'EURERS, 64, QUEEN-STREET, CHEAPSIDE, near Southwark Bridge, respectfully inforni' the Public, that they are selling this Oil, which is the genuine Spermaceti, in, its purest state; it gives the brilliancy of the finest' Gas,' without Smell or Smoke ; and, although peculiarly adapted for Sinumbra, French, and Lamps of a superior kind, it will be found ad vantageous for general use in an economical point, as, from its extrerne'pnrity, there is no waste.—Pale • Whale and Other Lamp Oils at moderate prices. • . N. B. The following established articles may also be had, viz. Refined Mineral Paint,. not. requiring to be betted. for use, at 15s. per cask, Lithic Paint 3 r cwt. Ile Anti-Corrosive .Paints, gKounT in Oil, of Invisible Gr e ia and other Colours; at 40s. per cwt. Genuine White Lead, Patent Grass Greens, Linseed Oil, Turpentine,- 4,.:1 Orders by Post or - Carrier punctually executed. --.... iv c.,..._ , - --'- , ~. i itt , - -----__ 1, , ...,, .44,14, 41 e fl.— It. PRICE 7D. jeweller, Nov. SO, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners ---Arthur C. Marsh, Great Scotland-yard, navy-agent, Nov. 30, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners—Robert WroOts, Great Titchfield-ttreet, draper, Nov. 13, at eleven, at the Court 'of Commissioners—William Capel, Mark lane, merchant, Nov. 30, at one, at the Court of Commix 4oners—Joseph Talbot and Henry Francis, Threadneedle street, brokers, Dec.. 4, at.twelve, at the Court of Commis gioners—Alphens Harris,- Ironmonger-lane, cloth-factor, Nov. 30, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners—John C. Musgrave and Thomas Garrett, Winc.anton,. Somerset shire, bankers, Dee. 6, at eleven, at the White Horse Inn, . - Wincanton—Thomas Ludford Bellamy, Tottenhain-court road, musical-instrument-maker, Nov. 16, ateleven, at the Court of Coinmissioners.—Wafter Norris Hales, Bliston, Staffordshire, mercer, Dec. 3, at eleven and twelve, at the Whiston Cross Inn, Salop—William Thomas POwer, Bir mingbani, silkman, Dec. '7, at two, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham—Robert Charles, Liverpool, ship-chandler, Dec. 12, at one, at the Clarendon-buildings, Liverpool-- Wm. Page, Cheltenham, glass-seller, Dec, .1, at one, at the Wheatsheaf Inn, Bewdley, Worcestershire —Wm. Whit worth, Leeds, machine-maker, Nov SO, at eleven, at the Court House; Leeds—Win. Hackett, Stretford, Lanca shire, timber-dealer, Dec. 1, at nine, at the Star Inn, Man cbester-L-Win. Atkinson, Ifaslington, Lancashire, currier, Dec: '7, at ten, at the Star Inn, Manchester. • • CERTIFICATES.—Nov. 30. Robert' Rogers, Cateatcytitreet, bookseller.--. Charles Thoro,ughgil Liverpool,od,NewCht helia-Charles m L a i n_c sson-grove, ro r re ; Fbinunihey, builder join Bunting, , Derby, joiner--Sainuel Nickols, Liverpool, woollen-draper —Daniel Boulter, Reading, draper—John Longman Shep herd and Henry Frieker, Southampton, linen-drapers— William Carpenter, Broad-street, Bloomsbury, bookseller— Thomas Ferns, Manchester, merchant—Thomas Harri son, Gilbert's-buildings, Westminster-road, bearding-house keeper--Thomas Thompson, Waltham Holy Cross, Essex, coal-merchant—John Lockwood, Wakefield, Yorkshire, sultster. . NOVEMBER 10, 1827. FROM 'LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. ' Windsor, Oct. 31. The King _liras this day. pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood on William ffenry"Freeniantle, This Gazette also contains an order for the issuing of a writ for the election of a: Member to serve in Parliament, for the borough of MaldOn,in•the room of the Hon. Geo. dark Arthur Wal- Allanson Winn,. deceased. War-Office, Nov. 8, 1827. 3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Lieutenantßichard Peirse to be Captain, liyPurchase, vice Chalmers, who retire=. Dated Oct. 11, • 162'.7. 4th Regiment of Light Pragoons, 7 Licutenant William Houston, from the half-pay, to be Lieutenant, vice Hugh Cochrane, who exchanges, receiving the difference. Oct. 11. 6th Dragoons—Lieut.-Gen. the Hon. Sir W. Lumley, K.C.B. to be Colonel, vice Earl of Pembroke, deceased. Nov. 3.. Geo. Chas. Holford, Gent. to be Cornet, by ,purchase, vice Sykes, who retires., Oct. 11 10th Light Dragoons--Major Robert.Burdett, from the 4th Foot, to be Major,' vice Drummond, who exchanges. Oct. 11. 4th Regiment of Foot—Major William Charles Drum mond, from,the 10th Light Dragoons, to be Major, vice Burdett, who exchanges. Oct. 11. 20th•Difto—Ensign Scrope Berdmore to be Lieutenant, vice Storey, deceased. Oct. 11. Gentleman Cadet Henry Crawley, from the Royal Mili tary College, to be Ensign, vice Berdmore. Oct. 11. ;38th Ditto—Akjor Harris Hailes to•be Lieut.-Colonel, by purchase, vice Browne, who retires. Oct. 11. 63d Dittri—Richard Dyott, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Loder, who retires. Oct. 11. 84th-Ditto—Hospital-Assistant Thomas Hume to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Wilkinson, deceased. Oct. 11. • 88th DittoEnaigti Edmund Richard Jeffreys to be Lieut.; by purchase, vice GarOtin, who retire►. Oct. 11. Royal African Colonial Corps.--To be Ensigns—Vo lunteer John Hamilton Stewart, vice .Dennis, proincited. July 2S. Volunteer William Henry Anthony Robeson, 'vice Ver non,, promoted: July 24. Peter Smehie, .Gent. vice Barney, promoted. July 25. _ . GA KRISON6 -..-Lieutenant-General William Guard to be Lieutenant-Governor of Gravesend and TilbOry Fort, vice Colonel James-Hawker; deceased. ''Oct 25. General Sir Keppel, G.C.B. to be Governor a'Gneinsey, vice the Earl of Pembroke, deceased.. Nov. 3. •Field-:Marslial His Royal Highness Frederick : Duke of Gloucester; K. G. and!6.C.B, to be Governor of Ports= Mouth; vice General'Sir William Keppel. Nov: 3.7 .••• • • • DECLARATION Or: INSOLVENCY. 'William Salt, Liverpool-street, Bitilvsgaie, tallow chandler. BANKRUPTS. George Metcalfe, Liverpool, grocer, to surrender Nov. 21, 24, and Dec. 21, at one, at the Clarendon-buildings, LiVerpool. Brabner, Liverpool ; and 131ackstock and Bunce, Temple. Tho► Akti,'”lolton, Chester, innkeeper, Nov. 26, 1110k-atterDec. 21, At twelve, at 'the Bull Inn, Chester. Potts and Johnson, Chester. Villiam Wail, . Great 'Nell&ki-street, Mary-lelone, tailor, Nov. SO, at twelve, Dec. 4, and 21, at ten, at the Mit of Comtilissioners. Tilbury and Wood, Falcon -street, Aldersgate-street. William Gates, Brighton, wine -merchant, Nov. 16, 9 3, and Dec. 21, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Tilson and Son, Coleman=street. ' Samuel Make, Crowii-street, Soho, yictualler, Nov. 16, 23, and Dec. 21, at ten, at the 'Court of Commissioners. Matanle, Bond -court, Walbrook. Edward Thomas Richardson, Charing-cross, watch maker, Nov. 13, 20, and Dec. 21, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners. Webber, Bedford-row. Henry Roper, Ahlermanbury, woollen-factor, Nov. 13, 20, and Dec. 21, at ten, at the Court of CommisSioners. Scott, Princes-street, Bedford-row. • William Copeland, Sheffield, surgeon, Nov. 20, 21, and Dec. 21, at, eleven, at Mr. Hardy's office, Sheffield.— Hardy, Sheffield ; and Capes, Raymond's-Buildings, Gray's-Inn. Jo . seph Bidmead; Cheltenhatp, plumber, Nov. 22, at six, 24, and Dec. 21, at ten, at the Ram Inn, Gloucester. Chadbourn, Gloucester ; and King, Sergeant's-Inn. • Thomas Rogers, Shacklewell, Middlesex, boarding house-keePer, Nov. 16, at eleven, 23, and Dec. 21, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners. Richardson and Francis, Poultry. William Birkett, Whitehaven, Cumberland, Nov. 23, 24, and Dee. 21, at three, at the Black Lion Inn, Whitehaven. fielder, Clement's Inn, London ; and . Walker, Whitehaven. George Frederick Sims, Dei , onshire-street, Kennington- Nov. 16, 27, and Dec. 21, at one, at the Kennington lane, Su to r f re C y !UmMissioners. Bowden, Little St. Thomas Apostle. Thomas Edmonds, junior, Steyning, timber-merchant, Nov. 13, 20, and Dec. 21, at eleven, at the Court of Com missioners. Howorth, Warwick-street. Mary Ann Gasson, Crawley, baker, Nov. 16, 23, at one, and Dec. 21, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners. Dendy and Morphett, Bream's-buildings, Chancery-lane ; and Stedman, Horsham. Robert Snowden, Liverpool, master-mariner, Nov. 13, 20, and Dec. : 2l, at eleven, at the Court of. Commissioners. Alliston and Co., Freeman's-court, Cornhill. Thomas Green, Clarence Cottage, West-green, Totten- barn, Middlesei, builder, Nov. 16, 23, at ten, and Dec. 21, •at eleven, at the Court of Coniiniesioners.. ,Holmes, Great Knight-Rider .strc,et, Doctors' Commons. Joseph Tobias, Ratcliffe-highway, Middlesex, builder, Dec. 13, 20, and 21, at eleven, at the Court of Commis • sioners. Isaacs, Mansell-street, Goodman's-fields. . . Edward Turner, Warrington; Lancaster, banker, Nov. 22, 24, and Dec. 31, at one, at White's Hotel, Manchester , Duckworth, Denison, and Humphrys, Manchester; ant Ellis, Waii nslY , and Gorton, Chancery-lane. Richard. Roby, Leamington Priors, Warwick, hotel keeper, Nov. 27, 28, and Deii.'2l; at eleven, at the Bath Hotel, Leamington Priors. Patterson, Leamington Priors and Platt, New Boswell-Court, Carey street. PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stone of 81b.—Nov. Price by Tallow (as stated by the Tallow Melters) --......2.5. DIVIDENDS. William Clarke, Northampton, innkeeper, Dec. 5, at two, at the Office Of Mr. Jeyes, Northampton—Henry DaVies and Richard .Davies, Hampton Bishop, Hereford shire, Corn-deafers, Nov. 30,•at eleven, at the New Inn, Hereford—William Bransby and Matthew Court, Sowerhy, Yollshir e , carr i ers , D e c. 4, at nine, at the Court of Com missioners—John B a t eso n and Joshua Bateson, Wortley, Leeds, cl o th- manu f a cturers, Nov 3 0 , at twelve, at the o)4ft-hou se , L ee d s —Thomas Salter, Manchester, and William Pearson,. London, merchants, Dec. 10, at ten, at the!Star Inn, M a nchester—William Phipps, Shoreditch, straw-hat-inanufacturer, Nov. 30, at eleven, at the Court of Corinnissioners—a . liomas Thorpe, Bedford-street, Co verit-gardenr bookseller, Nov. 30, at nine; at the Court of Commissioners—William Whitfield, ,Bow .lane, tavern keeper, Nov. 30, it eleven, at the Court of Commis sioners—George .Walhancke, Red Lion-street, Gerken well, goldsmith, Nov.' 16, at eleven, at the Court 'of 'Coinmissioners—James B. Ruspini, Tall-mall, medicine ver:der, Nov. 30, at ten, 'at the Court of Coninissioners-- William Whale, Witham, Essex, victualler, Nov. 90, at n lne-place, Stoke Newington, -b u ild er , M Nov. 13, at eloten, at the Court of Commis s i oners— J o h n S ans h ur Y ) Palatine-place, eleven,, at the Court of Comis4ion ers —Ri c ha r d Wp fiver, Plymouth, linen-draper, Nov. 30, at t en , a t th e Gnu t of Coliimissioners— Harding, Hardin —teat . Winchester-street, COAL MAll Adair's w, , 35y. Od, liurdon 34 0 Killingworth 35 6 Liddell's 32 0 KET.—Nov. Larnbton small 19s. 6d. Ellison small IS 0 Heaton Tanfield small 20 6 Walker small 17 0 Felton Main small 19 6 Newburn 34 0 I Londonderry small— 20 6 Tanfield Moor —33 3 ' Russell's Hetton's small 16 0 34 6 Illyth Trader 2B 6 Usworth-------. 31 6 Cowpen. 30 6 Wylam WallsEndßewicke&Co. 39 0 Hartley 33 6 Ditto Burraton 36 0 Stone Coal Christie 37 0 Ditto Carr and 33 6 Eden's Eden Ditto Cramlington--. 34 6 Eden Main 32 0 Ditto Hilda - 34 9 Fawcett Main _ 33 6 Ditto Hotspur, 35 0 Russell's High . 32 6 Walls End Newmarch, 36 3 Russell's Lyon's :V 5 Ditto NorthUmberland 35 3 Walls End Hawn*. 40 0 Ditto Perkins and Co. 38 6 . Walls End Lambton— 40 0 Ditto 37 0 Ditto 37 0 Ditto Walker 38 0 Ditto Stewart's 40 6 Liddell's Trader....--- 31 6 Russell's iletton's W. E. 39 0 Tanfiel 1 32 9 Ships at market, 11514-Shi sold, 4.-Unsold, 100 M. COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK. Oats, PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. John - Old . Wm. Clark, Coventry, riband-manufactureis —Edward and John Matthew Young, Bristol, corn-factors —Sarah Smith, John Stanford, and John de Veal., Nor wich, woollenArapers—Thomas and Wm: Proctor, Wm. Massey and John Hutchinson, Selby, Yorkshire, general merchants—lsaac Hall and John Pentin, Heigham, Nor wich, orchil and mulbear-manufacturers—Atkiri Ogle and William Hall, 011erton, Nottinghamshire, seed-merchants —Richard Robson, Robert and Alexander Burns, Glasgow, coacb-Makers- 7 Thomas Fromings and Uenry Whitelock, Whitechwel-road, shoe-warehousemen—Peter H. Abbott and John Wilkinson, Walbrook-buildings, accountants. 'MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. COUNTRY DlARY.—TuaspAv, Nov. 13. Breeze, R. jun., Yarmouth—King's .Head, i'armouth lO Chantler, T., Pendleton—Star, Manchester Duncan; E. and Co., Brecon—Castle, Brecon — Ed*anis P., Liverpool—Clarendon-buildings, Liverpool May andeo., Deal—Tiger, Beverley ' Z. Pitts and Co., Beverley—Tiger, Beverley lO Prince, J., Manchester—Star, :Manchester - 3 :NSOLYENTS AITLYIN( Petitions to be'lleard at Pertug, Nov. 13, _ _ G TO RE DISCHARGED, ;al-street, Lincoln's Inn Fields, AT NINE. Harnmerstone, J., Orchard: Smith, J., Pitt's-place, Bank• street . side Keasley, J., GateLstreet, Lin- Stanton, J'., Rider's-court, Lei. ' coln's-inii cester.square Parish, W.; Aylesbury Wetherley, I'., Harrow COUNTRY.—At the Court.hbuse, Richmond, York, Nov. 13, at Ten o'clock. White, J., Cowton lleynell, T., Coburn LONDON MARKETS. W.HTJ'ECHAPEL HAY MARKET.—Nov. 8.• - • 75A. Od. to 1003. Od. I (lover 90i. Od. to 1226. Od. Od. to 31.4. Od. PRICES or MOPS (per Cwt.)—Nov. 9. Kent Pockets — 41. O. 41. 10s. to Stmex Ditto 31. 12s. 4/. Os: to Essex Ditto V1.1.W.0.YW1.N. 31. 16s. 4/. 4s. to 5!. 83. 4!. 'll4. 4/. 15s. 0/. Os. 71. 10s. to 81 Bs. 0/. Os. 6!. Os. to 71. Os. 3/. 10s. 41. 4s. to 4/. 15s. 3/. ss. 3/. 10s. to 31. Wm. 31. Bs. 4/. Os. to 41. Bs. Old Duty laid at .E 140,000. PRICE OF OIL. Farnham Ditto, Fine—.. Seconds Kent I.lak Sussex Ditto Essex Ditto., - _ Rape Oil, brown --,. 30/. Os. Refined 6 Linseed Oil _ 23 0 Linseed Oil Cake at the Mill, .per thousand Rape Cake, per ton eMMIWWWWNOWWW,I.AOIVINW 12 12 - 510 - PRICE OF POTATOES.—Nov. 0. 31. Os. to 31. 13s. per ton. Yorkshire Kidneys-- 41. Os. to 4/. ss. PRICES OF LEATHEIt. Per lb. d. to d. Per lb. d. to d. 8utt5.,......50 201 221 Tanned Horse Hides.. 11 17 Ditto 60 to 661 b.— 221 '231 Spanish Ditto ----. 21 27 DreSsing Hides--..-- 131 17 Per dozen. Fine Coach Hides —l7 19 Calf Skins— 36 to 401 b. 18 24 Crop Hides, 35 to 401 b. 14 15 I)ilto 50 to 701 b. 23 26 Ditto to 501 b. 161 18 Ditto .--- 70 to 801 b. 21 23 Ditto lBl Small Seals, Greenland 19 20 RAW IDES. Per Stone. s. d. to s. d. Per Stone. s. d. to s. d. Best Heifers& Steers 303 4 I Ordinary 24 2 6 51iddling, 2 6 210 Market Calf-- 7 0 each SHEEP SKINS. Downs 2 . d. to Is. 9d. I Lawbs Os. Od. to Os. Od. Polled PRICE OF TALLOW, SI Town Tallow 465. Od. Yellow Russia _ 39s Od. White " 40s. Od. Soap Ditto !18.s Od. Melted 365. Od. Ditto Rough. • 2ls. Od. 2s. 6d. to as. Od. AP, Sce. per 1121b.—Nov. P. Yellow 765. Od. Mottled— B2s. la , Graves —20 s. Od. Good sq. Od. PRICE OF CANDLES. The price of Store Candles, in the retail shops, is as follows Candles, per doz. 7s. Od. W Os. Od. Alo.tlds, per dozem - Bs. 6d. Wheat. 1 Barley Per Quarter. Basingstoke -- Bath ...,...."•••••••••,* Bridgewater --- Bristdl Chesterfield - Derby Der izes boucaster Norches ter—„,— lotieester—,--. Htt ngerford Mansfield -- Rotnsey Shaftesbilry -- Shepton Mallet Sleaford --- Taunton 50 •58 50 62 48 63 - 52 64: 48 . 511 46 58 58 61 42 64 44 62 52 66 56 62 56 62 46 60 52 62 50 52 55' 58 Yeovil Per Bushel. Shrewsbury 31 39 30 32 28 1 33 34 30 3'2 32 38 35 37 30 34 30 40 27 30 32 40 32 36 27 33 34 36 34 41 30 3r 31 — " 30 '39 • 27 34 24 28' 30 .32 S. 8. s.d. 46 56 50 !A 48 50 " 56 48 'Bl s. d. s. d. 8 0 9 0 21 20 24 36 24 32 .21 26 22 24 19 32 26 :10 23 32 24 24 22 ,30 • 17 • 19 28 34 22 30 38 40 27 30 22 25 ▪ 28 • 28 18 35 20 32 24 32 s d. s. d. 60 86 Beans. 58 64 42 . 56 56 64 38 - 10 48 52 60 • 66 53 53 - 64 54 62 50 60 X4O 62 55 tiff 76 78 44i' 48 48 . 70 48 50 10 44 44 s 46 s. d. s. d. 00 00 , . .At Vienna there are taverns of a .superior order, at which they give a sheet of foolscap paper by way of napkin. An inquiry took place on Thursday at the Maltslinvel Inn, Oldswinford, before Mr. W. SMITH, Coroner; touching the discovery of the body of a new-born child, on the Sunday preceding, iu a pool upon the estate of Ti. IZDF Foxn, Esq., of that parish; which terminated in a verdictOf " Wilful Murder" being returned against LlOy Edakirds, the supposed mother of the infant, and will) now stands committed to Wdrcester county gaol, upon the, Coroner's warrant, to answer the charge. The' prisoner is an exceedingly creditabl e l oo ki n g woman , about twenty-. five years of age ; ber friends are nailors, living near Mr. IttFFcnin'S estate, - and she o n ly re t urn ed home from servi ce at Earl's Croome a fortnight s i nce , a bout which tim e it i s Cipected she was delivered. strongly' Persist s i n h er 10weenee,.... 7 Oxford Journal, POLICE INTELLIGENCE. IHATTON - .GARDEN.—Soon after the Office chisedoo Thursday, a man of very gentlemanly appearance kuocked furiously at the street-door, and obtained admittance, when be rushed to the foot of the stairs, and called oot with a lond voice, " Ohl Laing, Laing, help me, help, for I am barbarously treated!" . 'Reed, senior, the chief of ficer, came to the spot, iastantly,. and inquired the cause of the uproar ; but the gentleman took no notice of the offi cer, and called out again, "Laing ! Laing, help, help !"- After some remonstrance, however, Reed ascertained that the applicant had run up scores of six or seven shillings at several public-houses in the neighbourhood, and not being in a condition to pay at the time, the publicans became clamorous for their bills, and treated the gentleman rather scurvily, which induced him to fly to the Office anti seek the protection of his friend, Mr. Laing, the Magistrate. Reed told him that Mr. Laing did nut live there, and that he had nothing to do with his hills. The gentleman, who (aid his 'name was Griffiths; and was ,a half-pay officer,: would not leave the' office without seeing Mr. Laing. Finding remonstrance of no. avail with the half-pay of ficer, Reed 'was obliged to have recourse to force, and ex- . pelled far, Griffiths out of 'the house, though not without considerable resistance. In the course of the evening, Mr. Griffiths returned to the office,• between seven and eight o'clock ; and was ushered into the presence of Mr. Rocca S, the sitting Magistrate, who recommended him to pay the paltry bills, which would be the surest method of getting. over the annoyance.' Mr. 'Griffiths then made his bow as well as he was able, and retired ; and Reed accompanied him to the street-door, lest he should again aunoy,the Office by calling upon his friend Mr. Laing, for help. • . MARLBOROUGH-STREET.----Yesterday a young gentleman, in a military undress, and who belongs to the East India Company's Madras Infantry, was placed at the bar, having been 'remanded from the preceding evening, owing to his being in a state of inebriety, 'to answer the following complaint of a hackney-coachman. . ' ' • ' The coachman, on Monday last, was called frotia the stand to take np, a_ httly.•:aml gentleman, the latter being the person at the' bar, , for the purpose of conveying them to the East India Docks. His-coach- was occupied the greater ' part of the day, and the gentleman told him, on his return to Little Dean-street, that he should want a coach on the following day, and if the witness thought it worth while to he in attendance, he should be employed in preference.— " As the gentleman," continued the coachman, " treated me very well, .1 went on the following day, when he en gaged me to drive to several places, where the - whole party= partook of frequent libations, until the lady and, gentle - - man became quite uproarious, and broke three of the coach windows," and upon carrying them back to their aforesaid residence, in Little Dean-street, he could neither obtain pay ment for the damage done, nor his fare. His demand was 2/. 1 iS. The gentleman stated that he had only just arrived in town from the East India Couapany's•College at Hayleyhury. He went to Drury-lane a few evenings since, where he fell in company with one of the sisterhood who nightly haunt the theatres. He had taken. up his abode with her at the house, where he continued about five days, during which time they had made'him continually intoxicated, and ex pended the whole of his money, amounting to 18/.; besides pawning his - watch, and even that very sword which the lady, his companion, professed so touch to admire on their first interview. He was now, however, sensible of his folly, and hoped the Magistrate would discharge him upon paying the coachman, as the ship which was to convey hitn to India was to. sail the following day.—The defendant,paid the amount to the coachman, and left the office. The woman who keeps the house, we learned, came for ward with the money, "in order," as she said, "to prevent exposure of her house." Several complaints have recently been made of robberies committed in the same street, the whole of the houses in which, to the number of between - 20 and 30, are houses of a similar description to the above. MARYLEBONE.-- . --Wm. Furby Ryder, tobacconist, of No. 12, High-street, appeared ,to substantiate a charge of robbery made by him yesterday 'against two watchmen, • named Thomas Haggerstone-and Peter Patterson. The case was heard by Mr. LAING, of Hatton-garden, who was, the only Magistrate on the bench at the beginning of. the morning. Mr. Ryder.-1 have to complain of ill-treatment ; in being dragged to the watch-house and robbed, on Wednes day the 31st ult. about five in the afternoon. On being told to look at the watchmen, he believed they . . were the men who took him, but could not be certain. There being no evidence against the two watchmen, they were dismissed, Mr. LAING and Mr. GnIFFITH (which latter came in as the case was finishing), observing that they were glad to say there was not the smallest impu tation against the watchmen. QUEEN-SQUARE.—Yesterday Walter Shaw, a pri vate in the Ist Regiment Of Foot Guards, was brought up an a warrant, by Woodberry, the officer, charged with bru tally assaulting . Mary Davis, a young female with whom he had formerly cohabited. The complainant, who had been brought out of bed to prefer her complaint, exhibited a shocking sight: her head aid face were swelled in a dreadful manner,' anti Mr. WHITE, the magistrate, ordered her a chair, to prevent her I from fainting, as she was unable to stand. It appeared, that on account of frequent ill usage, the complainant had left the defendant a few weeks ago. " Last Alonday she met him in the Broadway, Westminster, and he wanted her to return home with him, which she re fused to do, when he struck her violently on the. face - and head : she got away from him, and he followed her - to Chapel-street, where he got sonic gin, which she refused to drink, and he threw it in her face, and then repeated the blows in her face, and she bled., profusely. A mob as sembled, who carried her home, and the landlady-hid- to hide her,. to proteCt her . frOrn his violence. She was then in so bad a state,. that she was taken to the Westminster Infirmary. The surgeon said"that she must be kept very quiet, as one of the 'blood-Vessels of the head was broken. The surgeon had regularly attended her ever since, and she was compelled to keep her bed. She bled frequently dur ing the, day from her nose. and mouth. The soldier said, in his defence,. that she had • struck him first. Mr. WHITE declared it to be a most brutal assault, and ordered the soldier to find bail ; and in default, he was com mitted to prison., The young woman is in a very dangerous state. WORSHIP-STREET.—Mrs. Anna Browne made a most dolorous complaint of an affront put upon her by neighbour. ;‘ Your Worship," said the afflicted matron, " they call him. Mr. Goodfellow, although I am sure it is not his right name, for he has behaved very unlike a good fellow to me." What is the immediate subject of your complaint ? asked Mr. Baorcitrox.—Why, my Worship, he spattered my windows with mud, let off fireworks before my house, hung up dead cats at my door, and burned my ejfige, o n Monday last. The prisoner. denied the indelicate behaviour imputed to him. A figure had certainly been burned, but it was not Mrs. Browne's effigy, it was only a Pope. The MAGISTRATE was satisfied that there was some ridi culous petulance on both sides, and dismissed the charge. UNION-HALL—John Smith and George Wood, two well-known delinquents, were charged with being on the premiSes of a Airs. Elizabeth Adams, residing in Nel son-place, Newington, with an intent to'commit a felony. The facts having been established, and the characters of the boys stated, they were committed to Brixton, under the authority of the Vagrant Act, for three months. • On hearing the decision of the Magistrate the lid* began to cry, and declare that they were innocent of any felonious intention when detected on the premises. 'Wood's master, wh o i s a di s t an t relation, ~ ~ ok into now step?? forward a n d requeste d t h e M ag i strate to send the b solitary confinement, " f or at B r i x ton," said he, e lad will not be half punished." c ISTRATE—Your apprentice has been at Brixton be fore, I believe?---.He has. How lung w as h e th e n confined 7.--One month. He is now go i ng for three, an d p robabl y may be better induced to l a b our when lie comes out. The man s hook his bead , as if be doubted whether anyoyemen • t in his juvenile relation would occur. Plymouth J k 7 a S c . a E bb L ag L e lO w T hi T o p l n7lhiMs::e and weighed 601 b. We are sorry to learn that a most distressing ..i,,,,f,oits.lT:A:ittia.ae-isdi.iE, live IMMENSE tEf feet from o i t m i,: i nB his B circumference, g A a 2E e When growing it occupied 1.5 feet of ground.— and fatal accident occurred this morning in the village of Quarryknowes, near Crossmyloof. While one of the stage me coaches was passing through that village, betwe en n i ne an d ten o'clock, a girl, of about twelve years of age, 'Who was running; but having either miss e d h er f oot, or l ost h o ld ,1 the handle of, time coach d oor, s h e unfortunately fell be wl tlh u intou go, jumped f rom th e roa d tlukcoa c h, w hil e it was 7piloTm to . a steps selaio at i b„I S , tr leada m two!' the wheels, and the hind wheel passed" over her i„d y; —slie was immediately taken up and carried to the Douse of her parents, where she eapircd in about fifteen minutes.— Gla B 9w Chronicle,