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m ines of gunnc.arnpagite, tenhcorsi,thigi, toionni, ' G•ibrieill',-, !Ante, •Ma'ssini, llospigtiost, Ituspoli,' B raschi, likclie, &c. co nc l u d es, but the fittlitiltide of,lanall purcllides offers the .&liatitage i . ot 'di' iding ! niu ngogreat . number of famili es these Mortorain " o,lB .;*hieh for some ays have 'received ii.very:iii. .difetenteulti%4lloll. ‘N , ' ors ii- ik ii•l!lembervti ,that • onestliird of the It 'man Stare was tlic' proprrty of etclesitwics ; that another tiiirdbelongrd to %ircalthy 211 4 powerful farniii:s, we ought to bless the hand which has restored to the most tiumeronsi- part of the ration a prol'oriion tit its plow 'wary rights. '‘Vilat great results niafwe not hope rioin this division, which will attach i thein ll haunts tot he State, by -'giving inintecliate interest In its preservation—is% Inch P la c‘ -8 the owher lathe mitt of his hinds, and her. ~ n it, lion to cultivate thvin in - a manner most pro- w:l4tile to h imself—whir:it, instead or !now , rumense neh tracts, t el l! soon re.eilt to us fi e lds up o n we indu s t ry shall haves xhausted'aa 11.4 etforis. w e !nay then say, without being taxed wall exag glerdtain, behold in the sale•of the ecceesiasticat es' i a l ",i anti thi.ir division het ween 'a great iuinber or i t "'l'e, ti,e first principle 01 prospetify; aid the :east. of the - population, Upoll a 11)11 110 W 31. , °l il t a '(/ "`'T I i Ulll be ours of its first co .secluenees. . tab 441 61 °CT. 8.--Nery considerable repairs and ciiii ellishnients are waking to the residence of the: 1 1 , 4 e" of Frairee, at ti.e Thuilleries. His 11,1ajes 4:"e Kit% wi 110 rile, w.ho con idues to enjoy the ~ l ihmill, Maclaine WS' Governess, and the Grand •• ii i ' l '"bt.rlaiit of . his I\Jajesty:.are to resides there.- , -- ,;, ~- . 1, , -MO her i, ex nto,tod at •Aloodnn from N'Vet , '", ou the 2411). The• chateau ha's been repair " .H.t rtinuis newly turalshed;'and the gardens re -1,1„41'', SttPr. 16. ti 1 --The deputies of the Circle ' ~1 1 . . ' ".' ''• '' ' Aliche of Brandenburg, the Count. It • '. '-' •• , •''''l some Other s , Wh o haelbeert sin- 1.. ' ''' '.- :-.. r ! ' - . ... ut . Sp,indJu, having iticurred, "'"u . • ;sort, ' by the. freedom of their 1•• ; • . .. . • '"'' '''' •• , ' , . , ~u m if late commercial • mea a•,-.i by .t special'cabiliet order. - ' • : 1- i' ')o —The itnioense quanti'ics of l'',. , hati,;:z d tv hid{ nave been .for some 'A i ' ' ''"." - Llg at. the Cus,om-house of tnis ti:y, ly, ' '' l'atterl'y sell on th e 14i h ut lieto..e.r., I lie vill ue : , 'lc' etipoc,tcei to .be v e ry num e r o us.' The .tniiv n - Ille t‘holt. Is eo.imated at little short at a 01 ti i i .. " ' t T4ng. Among th e ' goo d s are (lu,ooo cwt. lgal of ali kind, • 44, 00(1 c. t ot Coil t', with a i la i l : l ,'Y 01 itativ„o and .spices ; ;ilia tti,ouopkeces h)flutt au(' horn. , ont ir ,,„ ,_ . III« 41 ,, -- cliT, OCT. i.--This day about seven in tat, - (1 " 1 g, we have had the lltiespected advan , Est, ree f wit inn our waits fi ts , I:ljesly 'the' .44 44 Ili , •: ' r and King lie h.id passed tho night on bblitd• -Al it . . . - . eurv,, i s acid was accoinvinied by a• "`"n'lrt of Pik LS and gUn•boats in his• passage from Villeu -3444 1 1% smu t as the :Mayor was apprized Of 'lrs l 'iS NI ,i °° : l4 art'vttl, be proceeded to toe -barge' . la Ili. ''''' l Y. trito wasilready pa oceedritg thrtiugh the • ' r 'oPal c . , , t h e c i ty, 4 lii . t. . anais oi city, in order ' LO' tak,e•a view ' 11.1141E4in. It) . a l i n ' 4 t. 4l ?jost y received him in the 'most gracious collii i ,c r ,' , 14 vileil him , on board his b.irge, and ale" Tli , , iit ", et i l. his pro gress through ,tie variou s canals. ex a ,,, , ` ''e weed to Bierbyck, 'tor the purpose of . 1,11 ' .. flu ' gi with attention, use place 'where the )zch c al ', biluate, and after wands returned to - his li.td c . l t " . o), ingether with' all the other vessels, 10 . 4,, ~L : t , anchor tit,.ir uroutlicofd. His aii.e'tY .t.ir kl , `"ellee to 011 the G , ivil and Military 4u1h0,,,4 ,,,4 iiik,r,„ed 1ii,„.01. with 0111‘11 benevolence, L'il. t i,Y Ih wa. which had any connection with the 1 " lia t ,,, t)r ",Phis . PeritV of the city, and ev , en deigne n d s t 1 , 4, v‘itli interest to the different observatio • ii w eet ,ndiledu Irm .. ae rial w i : \ h v ' l ' , ' , r Onexp was, the uaris cte.dthis arrisal Was,' q 'etrq 1 • " iti Majesty had to pass, were spun cu 4i, .1 4 14 , ~ n ulinerless assemblage 01 6 P eclai " rB l i:41,, i w t,'.. l ` ) ,: ll . l "auttested, by , their . lively aii.;c.lainal 1, 4 . 4 . 1 ;7 nitre el' happiness enjoyed by t h i s ci t y.. tl ' ev er 1 "t `.` Lom, live' the ' Emperor i•einunded d astonished 41 O h 1 'lde• His I.4.l.jeSsY el Peor e ti ~,,„,.... 't Ni, r anon ni our city, and remarked i t to 1 1-14 '°`, w la. - 1 ‘, 1 . -- expressing • . tich • • 01 ,i . . animal ed the city. Every ' . . his satisfaction at the thing con- I ; ` '" - - ' II' to his Majesty. Besides, the ,- 4 „, ~,,,. ~ and • a lull t, 1,., . , ' h e weat'.er, a fresh bieuZe, ot i • , up , '`'i , ' . J ugot o any vessels from the North i an, ‘e , tWis ~,,... - , • .."l a i 1 1.,, c' e at anchor with their colours' fly ‘l4o ~, titi ldt, 14 _,,.. r ~.,„ 4 ,,., 11 wit h p e opl e , which li '''d toi l -. • “ ti g"r . "` i'llitl „ n'i the yacht of h is Majesty ; the na -111 o,i,l''' i t, r' a,secubled under arms •on the banks I 41 !U ' ille4 at% enult.tnting spettacle : his 11 1 1.1-,,, a , ), i ll , 11 e 9i1 , 1 '''''t - tut•Uce, expleasecl •• his salisi.,4?",' " 4 ,r v it e ''ck:ll ,e,I tt, ex pc's, a layoutal)le.winion-91. it ). * - I . • itk l'' 41ip . . . . 4 C (:()fi . J -V ). 1( t us ; h in t noon, - and.' ennanged . - '4: if i - , . *ca. 11 . 111 i Oittg- to .4.3yrellar ! C3lll that lAre I • 13 1 1 ;.' 4 „' t ,' l 4 i, t ,:'' d'lf , tatii corps ot the duard of Ho! t i t ' 1:1,je,',-"' l iad - 14tic , . - eoecl io Gurcuto to rerrive ' lit-1,.,1". %keit; iworoied of his coming thither. e le ti : 1 ; Gu 'li'i of r Hot, o u r ~ accompanied by Ate P,1ii t , , ,1,' ; te Department, 's'et -- ou• ' irtnnedlairlY t i'li.. pri ec "t 10 hirer hint ; but, tindi ,, g-iiiB MS - . 11,,tiltilidItt;.Kasitiv.ed only. bypar-..; (~.!'ilet,,l',"s with .filancesairing along they cep, tour t hl'dyiterla i f i l( t 14;r r t lie course of Inc :road ).)wetted any la.- t ' l ,'ei il l .: ' 441 purpose. At length tile) , found the . in-_ I Itiki ' ,. ; ; " ull with the other corps on the entry . ~ U.- 1 ,,, •J t .'"Y at .GurcUtit. • ' •'' . ' • le,.k i .‘se ti . r, r ., de Cellea, Pre ' • It/ of n or. 7.- , --The_ Count' , ~ ~.. t - eaok ‘-eayelerzee accompanied by M. ')'tiny I).ii I. i ' erke n s ' • r-- (4 t 'y --. ull-Prefect of Utrecht, ;having re . r ti ,n , 41 ' I • ee3 wYk s - on the frontier of tl , i•t d.epart ti' l ad th etl i a tumour of receiving their M4J' stirs, llip . ' Y run • rc ir y 4eht. Join, 1 5 on their coming front on nnard• •`'3 ' 411 t! s'" covered wi th an 40 7 4f, joy.., cr ow. , . ‘ re was . .. . )4 . . a 1 lions .; ' ,- ..-wlitt rent . the air with au-'-i- If ' e etti,„ I he Piefeet delivered this fOlowing 4 Stite . . 'lte 1 4 11 the due performance of my duty, I Piri .• ° °tier . i . . 0„,.. m ; '-, 1 „ ihtl it ~, .. - - ---a j esty, on • the verge of the, dii' t„ r 141,„cluell you have voUchtialec.l to confide - to 1 1( 'II 104, 4 1 - . l4 Ntioit i the hotnthge of the love and duly h ,' , otir, " 41 i18: I am itie,illore pleased with this tTitlltriti• to . i , (l ll 4 ,tfsi-i I have. not lung but - desirable intor h, ;44 4 4 _ P 4 rt. to your Maj c ity, Fur a long time ;',:)atiiid_"t Holland' have impatiently awaited the r ' ~.,u l lit t i7 tit i"ed 10 crown their wishes, by_bringing 1 1 e.,., si!j'ern. their august Sovereign . 4411 a ei is th e , -, , ic) Your' pre." 11), not 17_ Lreatest benefit you can grant .. 1 li ' isa r t ,7''. o clllltte to cast a tavourablittlatlcv:?il. 'Y ( ..4 tie )0,,,. rte to . . . , .... .. „ word f t , , i . hinpireinhabrinia are illtlY."."1 klutittediuto.thes basorn'-‘6llhe great The guard of ha . notir of T.J.rechl, tviach. '21.6 ee trtaikab:e for their fine appearance, as Well as Ow .by which they ale.‘atiitnated, having also :td. vauced to Vreesxylt, the Emperor permitted them to co"iiimence duty ther, and they accordingly companied their Majesttes irom Vieeswyk to the Palace at Utrecht. 4utrieitately on the arrival of their Majesties'it Utrecht, the Mayor met them at the ,gate of the csty, she ,keys of which he had the h000ur•to pre sent to she Emperor. SPEECH OF THE MAYOR. " Sine---Your faithful city of tltreelit is tit-the feet of your Majesty, to - otter you the homage of profound respect, of admiration, and unbounded de votion to your interes!s. Vouchs - afe, Site, 10 re chive with satisfaction the proofs of that joy which transports your sew subjects at she sight of their . . rrogUst Sovereign, and look upon with benevolence aci y which is entirely devoted to you. I have the honour of preseotiog to your Nlaiesty the keys of the city of Lltrecht." Alter they had attended to this oration, their Majesties passed through the city. to the Imperial palace., A vast crowd, who accompanied , their souse, greet ech tienteonstantly with cries of—" Long live'the Emperer ! Long live the Empress houses on the quays, and in.tha streets, were 'orna mented With ribbands and garlands. Hi, Majesty was graciously pteased to receive in his palace the - priecipal Authorities of the citY. Sire (said the President of the Primary Tribu nal), the event; so toriunate.for us, of ttie.artiVai 01 your It yal and Imperial Majesty iiryour new do , minions, is a mark of the ititelest you gracitoply take in our destiny ; it emboldens the Menthe's tit the Primary Tribunal to come forward and lay at the feet of klie.Thione their most respetttul ho -- Inapt. Nevertheless, on 'beholding the greatest of Mo psychs, we can hut fethly express' the sentiments of adMiration with which we are inspired by the asio nibhin assemblage of time most sublime virtues in your august person. your heroism has arrested viaory, .atid your wisdom has saved the liuma, land, for 4, : tong time a 'prey to disrAnd, was about 'to ' ink beneain its malignant influence, when ytt& i;ttioitteti tier, in order make her participate in t h e bent hi". which your beneficent genius has bestowed upoii your .p t . o l,le, • . • . We leckun among.the number of your bene fits, th.,se codes,, the stable i•riticiples of w I;esi, cur tug s they: do the cis it state 01 the citizens, so essentially contribute. so the put , l , c happiness. • 4 ‘ Fond ot hetitg colititlttlied by your Majesty. the, organ by' willett your. laws ate•atilltirlisteled to your see A subject., e shall joyfully acquit out selves of toe duty ut .niaking th(„iti perceive titOr.wist4ool and justice. • • , ",May Heaven7Prolong the glorious reign of your Majesty,, so,' shower its best ail 15.0 1,(1) your allgtlSt person.: her Majesty ~the Lurpress, the King of Rome, and . At, the Imperial Family 1 ." . • oiler oral ionstleliveled sit the same occasion breathe similar sentitnenis ; we regret that we can not lay them before! our Readers.) • The enthusiasm is uniseisal, and their Majesties bkvt: reason to be riitiairo with the zeal of t h e H o k landel‘, aid the proofs of devotion they Itave.re-, carted to every city Lind district through w hich they have passed. • FBEACH AND GERM4N PAPERS. BBBNE, SOFT. 21.—His "Serene Highness Prince AUGU . ITUti of RuSsia• ye,terdily arrived here from ‘Sc.hafhousen, under the title 0i Count .100urrrs. suito. WARSAW, SST?. 23.....HiS Majesty, the day be: fore yesterday, between seven and eight in' the ; evening, made h a entry here, amidw the . sound of cannon, ringing of bells, and reiterated acclama.' mations of the. inhabitants. All the.garrison was under arms, and the whole town, was magnificently illuminated. Yesterday the King, assisted by the Authorities, heard Te Deum, during which . several discharges of artillery were made. There was a grand circle at Court, and a great number of persons were present ed. The Minister for Foreign Affairs, M. Baron SENrr DE PILIACH, 0111:1 COUllt BREZA, Polish Se• 'Orstaiy of State, blew days ago, arrived here , from Dresden. . STUTGARDT, SEPT. 24.—The inhabitants of In• spitick a!lti the oe , ghbuuring communes, gave on the Ist instant a /lite cltampetre to the Prince Loyal of Bava►ri.►, in ►he of Lan4. 'fl VI2NNA I OCT. ClChange of couriers be tween uur town and Pateroburg is veil► frequent. - Lt:ttt•ts front Conotaniinople come clown to the latter ettd'of --Angus!. The tfieet - of the C.tptain Pasha was siill detained by cnnirary winds. -At' has received a renitoice,tneot of twelve gun-boap. The report from the .head quartets is only come down to the pusitge'at the Datitibe, by Isttzt.'llcv. We know`that this Pacha had taken post at Cita 'wiz, in order to immediately attack Calatat. Sari% 28.-;-Tbe representations which the Stites of Hungary had regulyed to'place under the considerationbt his Majesty, have been adjourn.. ed by the Archduke PALATiNE. We de not exactly know their cbntents, but peo Ole whi;prtend to bainstrotled with what' passes, in the Diet say, that the States require from the Monarch, previously to discussing and cat rying had execution the Meosnres relative to the tinances, upon which his Majesty insist , ;, several points refs,' tive to former points of preceding Diets„ honk' be determined which have not yet been cloathed with the usual formalities. * The Emperor has eipressly dee!, etl i that all mixed objeas which knot relate to royal petitions, r be . transmitted to. the Drat to be . held tiekt lear at Boda';' We hope, that _this. declaration of the Sovereign Weelterate the . progress of Ike busi ness.. The intelligence received to day from the Turkish army overturns all the calcOlationa 01 our politicians. In consequence of the uniforni re 'ports, received for some -weeks that geberal Ktt- Tosow, informed of the ' projea of the Grand Vizier to .seize , upon Wallachia, had ordered 'all the troops of reserve in MoldaVia, the banks of the 'Dniester and . the Dnieper, to march with ali-expedi.. tion to the Danube; and add, that these troops had. immediately left their cantonments and marched. Letters from Lemberg now inform us that one corps 'of this army of reserve unekkaedly received orders to vetrogade, and march to Podolei, where , it has arrived. The force of this * 'corps is 20,000 men, which would ,have been very useful In a moment so decisive, fur the Turks are assem-, bling all 'the disposable force of their Empire to wrest fro:n the Russians their conquests, and their numbers are no numerous. The frontiers of Servia are more than ever menaced by the Turks, and an immediate attack is every day expelled upon the Camp at 'Delegrade. Dnaintri, Setr. Majesty !the King of . Saxony has presented the lands, which.he acquired by the French Imperial Decree of the V4th April, 1809, and the peace -Concluded at Vienna on the 4th of October of the same.year, as also the•T‘ u tonic Order in Thuringia, of which he has, become potisetised, with all their rights, revenues, and ap purtenances, to the two Universities of Leipzic and Wittemberg, and the three schools of Warta, Meif sen,- and Gremma, as a real and irrevocable proper- ty for ever. • , • MADiIiD, Ano. -31.—8yl a Royal Decree, an extraordinary .Criminal Court' has been ereaed for the Provincts of Segovia and AVila. MADRID, SEPT. 4.—On the 31 ct of August the Baron Von Bouttxu, Miniiter Plenipotenti.lry and Envoy Extraordinary from his Danish Majesty to our Court, left this capital to attend to his private affairs. Before his departure lie presented to the King the Secretary of LegatiOD, Boar, in quality of Charge d'Affaires during hisebsence, • BANK'S OF THE Al AMU, SEPT. £5.--The Countess ODro, Lady of the French Ambassador at Vi enna, has passed through Stutgard, on her way to France, The Prince of TOUR and TAXIS 111 now at Epr, On the ced of September, the Bishop.4o 01- rnutz, C. , nnt COLLEIIrno, died, at the age of es. PIiTEUSBURGII, SEPT. 1 4.—Lieutenant-Gvileral ogRON has been appointed General of In 'faulty. The Minister of Marine, Admiral Tscn erscir ACI XV, Is arrived here. Be had been permiticd to travel two years for ,the benefit of his health ; during which.time Admiral Marquis Liattovettse has ex eiciied the fualions of Minister of the Alaline. The D uke of Gt.oucastan is 'making consider. able additions to the back part of ci•devant Choi. mondeley House in 'Piccadilly, that he bought of Lord ELGIN, which will thus be rendered one of the most elegant mansions in town. • .The Austrian Emperor has ordered 60,000 florins beannually expended in the Purchase of the best literary wortia . te enrich the Imperial library. The new Comedy forthcoming at the Lyceum is not, as reported, the production of Mr. LINLEY, but of 3 Mr. CLARKE, who has not; we believe, entered before into the draMatic field. if the Dutch Deputation, who will.probably wait upon BUOiIAiARTE an his arrival at Amsterdam, in order to tastily the 'admiration and gratitude of th e peoltle of Holland for . the beneffis which he has conferred on them, should be able to particularise those - benetits, or to show that 11.11 and has otpe tienced from him any thing , besides the heaviest oppression- and toots wanton insult, they will be found to possess more pouters of, invettOon than. havt ityrrbers) ascribed to th© buickkhytaticr, Reports are-again in c:rculation that it is in the conternplatioa of Government to send large stlp ~ply of military stores to the Baltic. A large . reinforcement will be immediately sent to POrtugal. The 7th Dragoon -Goads, the Hussars Brigade, and: General Campbell's fine Scold) Regiment, tt.e 9 . ist, form past. • Tlie latter is now , e4teeind one of the best infantry regiments in the service, . . The S.! istl)ragoops, "now at the Cape of Good 'Hope, are to proceed to India itnmediakly they are relieved by a regiment of Light,Dragoms from ibis country. This corps" is in the highest stme of discipline, and is universally esteemed at the Cape for their exemplary condua. The following is an extra& of a letter from Parbadneti,_thite.d the It:th of September., received tva Lisbon :7- _ . ", We (tke Orpheus) are just arrived from Toba -40, where we lay during the different changes (if the ,u.noti, 'The Admiral (Sir FRANCIS LAFORIIY) will 'be hi r e on ;he 15th from the Saintea.. We have just received intelligence, that a large ship and a brig' privateer arecrursing nti Cayenne. The Li. i t eriy has token a valuable Slave-ship. 'lt is seldom we now meet with an American, from en expette tion,we think, that war will take place between trS. This country was never known to be more healthy than it is at present ; the hospital here has, only filly patients, not more than ten of whom aro casts of fever.--A soldier of the goth Iteginaeat was shot, a I•6w dayksince, for, desertion." :11RO4DST4IRS, Om la. 'Mho btAti ot . CLA vice bpi taken up hit ietidance st,..itamsgate, a great part ot 1.14 wornitno lilictitipied in visits to ills Watts... Lady 'Cletutat N tt.stY Loa., and Vivi tair datightets, citgross a pm deal of bii st , e ntio n , intievendentlV of 11. i beautiful . acanthi.) , Which vier? where preien Is it self 'in this neighbourhood. evening his I,.(iirAt. AIGHAIIISII is expected at a grand ban. p tronised 0 Lady Viseduoteli Wat.LtWoroN, at Nu'cxLit'i Library, and for which great preparatious nave Mien nuking tor tb'e foitoigili. CAMBRIDGE, OCT. 1 S. . . The Rev. George D'Oylp B. D. Fellow of 6 4 .. pis Christi C 'liege, was on Friday I:131 elected Christian Advocate, in the Tooth of the late Dr. Pearson. • The Hon. Mr. Smith, ion of Lord Carrington, is admitted at Christ. College. Mc. Anthony Fyne, B. A. of Oxford; Was week admitted M. , ster ot'Arts in this University. . M r s.rs. Samuel Hindes, of Pemlircilto Hall, Wil. lions E:isha Faulkner; Corcitis 'Unlit' College; and William Mann Marsh Phillips; of St. John's College, were on Wednud.ly admitted Bachelors of His Grace the 'Duke or Devonshire hat been pleased to 'appoint the Ret. Thomas Carr, M. A. anti Fellow at C.oirbridge; one elf his-Grace's Domestic Chriplanis. The Rev. Charles John. Smyth, M. A. has been instituted to the Vicarage of Cation, in Norfolk ; and the ilev.'Charles Free nan Millard, IL A. tensed to the Perpetual Curacy of St. Gila*, in ilia City of Norwich, on the presentation of toe a!all and .Chapter, • DRURY-LANE H ATIIB.OIIf Reader's, we bis • lieve, will hear with surprize that the reb uilding of Drury-lane. Theatre , aaually comtnenced ! The woikrnen were this ddy employed in clearing away the rubbish, and the ceremony of laying th, first atone is expeacd `aeon to take place. This event will, of course, .give animation to the sub sctiption, and probably lead to As' fulfilment. It would be difficult .to describe the various etno!ions of surprize which, appeared' in the features of the numerous spectators. They eotild hardly believe t heir eyes on seeing ,these preparations, and it is 11,adly probable that any scenic effort, when the edifice shall be complete, will excite more astonishment than what attended tnis day the appearut.ce,' at List, of industry and zeal in a place which seemed to have been marked by negligence and torpidily. Mrs. SinooNs, we understand, did not engage for the whole of the present season with the Covent Garden Managers, Out is to porton!) a 'certain num= tier of nights before Chris' mats,. reserVing the interval bet Ween that.period and goster to visit. Edinburgh, for the purpose or assisting her son's theatre, and taking a .final leave of. that city. • Mr. and Mrs. PO,PII are still at Cheltenham, thi .former exercising alternately the truncheon and c)te pencil, and both are very successful in the esertiun of their .respeBive talents. .„ Mr. Colman is making a more extensive arrangs. men' in the engagement of performers, Ike. for the next season, in the remnable hope of a royal license to keep the Haymakket Theatre open for a cats. siderable time longer in the ensiling year:, Crib, the cilampion was followed fr o m Gregson's on Saturday by se, era! hundred pecipie, in consequence of wearing.o great coot oortiptpeJ cif curious skins. We copy the following statement from n morn. ing Paver :-- _ . BRADISUnir.—The circumstances which lately took place at the Crown Inn, Portsmouth, have been, we are truly sorry to hear, the ramie of a very severe afilietiou in the person of Mr. Bradbury Mr. Bradbury, as was stated, Was in the room, iii the Crown Inn When Mr: C-- 7 1,‘atten,picd to deprive him self life. The .horrot4triking sight Mr. • C.- 7 — f — so momentarily presented —with a razor in his hand lacerating his throat, the blood from which floWed ont up on Mr. Bradbuiy's arm, had such an effect u, t Mr. Bradbory's mind and imagination; as io hare since deprived him of all reason. He attended as St. Theatf‘'s Church, on Sun nay last and, after ine service' wits ended, he went into the tour) , and requested the Rev. Mr. Russell would pray for him, as he:intepded ,tu cut his throat t The d;s , temper of mind which he %ins then vat 0,31 ly under the controut of, daily 'increahed ; and be is nossi in close confinement, , under all those restraints which are used with parsons in such a Melancholy state. SNIITHPIELD NIARKET, Otr. at. Thin . day's Market had a Pretty good supply or prime Beasts, and the show of Cattle in general Wai /1011*Whill COtiVide6bld teet and Motion , was dealer. I .Neal anct Poiic sold at 11151 priteti ; and the trade for the most part was rather bilsk.l'he in the Hay Market were tolerably Jively ; Hay and cloyer 'have vi up in price ; "Strati? obtained Ilat pric e .a....We subjoin an accurate stateMent of the prices and numbers , To slink the offal pet stone of 81h, neer 4s. id. to is. 4tl. Mutton 4s. ad. 10 IS. td. veal ,St. 24. to 7,5. pd. Pork is. id. to 7s. ,ott.' Ltitnr os . oct, tp us. od. bum Sheep .18,000. Calves rlio. Pigs 300. SmlTHrino tlitifh4t, os. od. to 61. 6s. od. StniVir 11. os. ocl. in 31. es. QC Clovct 31, lots cd. to ti. Cents EXCIIANOE, OCT ) i .—This day the ara rivals of Wheat make out a middling supply, and the sales are named at little Iluetu•ition, tit e aid Danttic eaceedi the quotation ; Buley in short aua ply and somewhat dearer; IVl,llt, rather so; White Peas 'come In mote plenty ; Beaus of each sun likewise rather Itlghei the ktlpplieti of 041 N arbi also again very short, and sales thereof lull as dear j Flour at . late prices. Wheat $5 A 9sll a tits Fine ditto . . tlbi a tips Ky. 4 os 451 Barley 6 4ss a *ii Matt bal a sia Wit tereas i boilarsitas a gtta Grey ditto ;as a 635 aunt sea A Oa Ilek Dann 4a 4 6 $ a 524 Ditto OWL • Sjs a ; i s Data 27,a 3sl) it 44i PUlAnti tlitti) Aq x a 4 1 9 Potatol ditto « 436 a 441 Rape Seed 441. a AO; Fine HOW' • 4 ,15 S a I io• Satentli 9 0 $ a 9Sil 3