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Corps O'A u, e, ?h. 1061, one.tnenacing the:ol:6viiibe of el, all The ,(1-es - riued:to 'penetrate hit° the ease.4l present. ,-Have we any : intention of really. m w,ar, npon nvi g hhpurs The public are tiot : in the secrets of, ;• .tippearances intik:ate the 'probabl. lity ies, and that is all.. A war would derange our plans <tt finance. , •••• , The" Bailly cle Taiischw, rh,eßussig4n Minister, enjoys di, highest einitleratiori;:, ;11e,f14'wie . ntly expedites si C nc O e tir g ie il l e ,s tt P ii n o:rlyed tt. a lip d: i t t O n, h s is ia . Court .. The British Arnbasa(lol keeps up a, correspon.• _ dente not less acti.ey ; leis Excllenct employs Spgliish,Conriers,;,witOm be has taken Iwo hig -,eryiee tbe.,appi oh , time ot, our G'ov.crnment. A in,ysterions - veil Gov. 1.5 ttli tl ese diplomatic ,ope.. rations f., rhey.are to relate to the situab lioit of our-Colonies, • • • • . • . M A 1411 A'l'T A WAR. .' ' ' In the Press, ,and edi will bePtiblislied. - • In One Volume, .Quarto, illustrated with various. Maps and Pians, A MEMOIR of !lie CAMPAIGNS in: FUN DOSTAN, under the late General Lord LAtu.,tii the Yeats 1803, 4,5, .and G; with detailed particulars-of the Operations conducted otner Parts of India dirring the same period, by M,.jor General Sir A ITHUR WELLESLEY, uow Field-Marshal the Duke of Wellington, &C. &C. Dedicated, by special permission, to his Royal Highness the Prince. Argent,. by Major WILLIAM THORN, of the 25th Light Dragoons. • • 'Published by Black, Parbtary. and Co. llooksellers, Lea detiliall-street ; and T. Egerton, Military Library, Charing- Cross. _ . PARIS, OCT. 19.—Thr. troops which are rnarcii- M; trum,Andikiusi , c. too ards the trolo lets. I>f Por colisist of 8,000 men, including 1,500 cavalry. . Yes erdarntorning, at eleven o r eincic, !he King have ',private audiences to .ti.e.Count Itostopsebin, Gruel al of Infantry io the Russ.:an.service, and to :1. Nitrisehliin, General Chamberlain to the '...in... 1r11:777,1 01.1 , ICE, Sept 16, I 817. rrHE COMMISSION ERS for VICTUALt hVG His j1.1,-IfP,STS"S N.41"3" do hereby give Notice , that on Friday, the 24th of October next, MT, / will be ready to receive Tend,es in writing (sea!ed up), and treat with N t h Permis ns ?rill ;cud , ri surply (on separate. Con tracts).all such Quautiiies of Sr PM MISIONS and Fp.F.Sti lIEEF as may be required Per his itinfesty's Ships and Pes - +els at' TAMAICA etturNEW PItOVIDENCE, during the 4 Pgre of Tirdife Months certain : the . former front the 31st of pecembe > next, and the latter front the 26th of January for lowing; and fuller until Six .'Months' !ranting shnll. be tive z u for the termination of the Contracts the Conditions of Iyhichinety Or seen at the Secrrtarp's Office. 2yo regarci tie had to any, Tinder in which the Price Malt not Ir inserted in woretr - iit lenfrth, or tftill "tot b e delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said t ; rida! , ,- the 241 h qf October next, nor unless the Person who the Tender, or some Person on his lehalf, attends to ituswer n:hen called for.' Nor will any Tender for the Sea 4'rovisions Contract . that contains extravagant prices upon areictes, and p, tees much inferior to the real value upon be considered as proper to be arbnitted. Teinkr must be accompanied by a Letter signed by ti to responsibe Persons, engaging to become bound with the Part,, , tendering, in the Penal Sum of 15,006/, for the due '?erforntit se of the Contract for Sea Provisions, and of 1,000/. for t r Fresh Bel onurget. fHE LO 'F Elt Y. SIX PRIZES OF TivnN t'Y THOUSAND POUNDS! Cl 1...!A1t ROLL, the Contta..tor, is harpy to W. perceive, from the rapidly increasing Sale, that the ''', 'HEM Eof the TA) t . I'ER Vis universally approved. This, ia t t et ,i, is not surpii in 4, when it is considered that there are a. 542 Prizes, SIX of which, are L. 20,000 each, and only 5 ,G58 aluaiis. Sri-IEIIE. . . ; - 4 Prizes of L.20,000 2 2 .... 5,000 , 2 2 • Oct t ac b of th e Tice Prizes of L. 15,000 will have 1-5,000 more. O'n the 7th of NOVENI : Elt this popular Lottery will corn- 44:foce Dratrirtg. TILKETs and SHARES are on Sale at the Offices of G. CARROLL. the Cogtractoe, No. 7; CORNHILL, and 26. OXFORO-STRUT, Wisure the last. Prize of h,30,000 ever drawn was Sold in Shares. Tyvt , INTY THOUS ND POUNDS FOR A 131.ANK, SIX PRIZE , , .OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS &c. &c. &c. _ _ trp B isti, of the OA State Limery Ai • No. 4, Cornhi'l, and 9, Charing-crass, respectfullf" bc3t Friends, the Public. the State Lottrry ticgcns the • • r • - 7th of NE t .MO I - X .(N ',ember). There are only 7,100 Niimbers,—Two Feckets of ea ch Nunitwr., and the F:ite of our decides the other Tlicre are PRIZES O•F TWENTY THOt SAND POUNDS! And q•". other Capitals, Money and stock, and by an arrange , rent made - tiv the Contractor,-i,7 , 0 Tick et; ltave 'TWO CIiAT\:CES -FOR; THE SAME MONEY! Ac the first 5;700 Blanks m ill be r--ilrawn, and-it is n o t. un- Nnoibet dramt first a Blank, mar afterwards he torne a 20,0001. as Was the ease in the last Lottery Cl.' tract, when 'Na. 4,367 was drawn a 131atill the First MI: and hat! oil Lottery been drawn in the usual manner, that wou'A hare been entirely decided, but it was redrawn, and, in the Second Drawing ) , % . vas a Prize of 20.0001., and sold Rid BI • IT in Sixteen 'Sixteenth Share-. TICKETS and SHARES are selling in great variety, at 131 , 41's 014ro; 4, Cornhill, and 9,"elm - inif-cross, London, wbrre, in the last Lottery as usual', he sold Capitals exceeding in Number ao,i Amount .tho;r sold by auy other Other-K eeper. • • 41 '.* Lottery COLIMICIICCC 7th of Next Month (November). (Scheiues grAis.) AIEDICINE. ntrpTunEs CM:ED AT THE MEDICAL nomm. N con‘eirituce of the ex etiNtve practice ot the Medical Board, ;it Charlotte House, Blackfriars• road, Drs. COOPER, MUNROE, and CO. have, for the accommodation ot patients residing at the West end of the TOwn, established :mother Medical Board in W/6dstock s/reet, Oxford-street, a few doors front Bond-street, where a Physician • and Surgeon, Members of the Royal College of London, of thirty years expel fence, constantly reside.' That thoOsands have been restored to perfect health by their united talents is indisputabk, after Hospitals had failed, Many of whom had been great sufferers from being intro- Pray treated by persons ignorant of the profession. Erup tionS on the head, face, and hotly, ulcerated throat, s itr the neck, nodes en the shin bOnes, cancers, stric tures, fistulas, pains in the head and limbs, and no eons dibility, are the consequence of an ill-cured contagion, and which - syniptotos frequently appear years after, and destroy thairestic ba.ppiness. - Messrs. Cooper, Monroe, and Co. are consulted daily at hiith houses, or by letters from the country, stating particu lars, when medicine and the best advice will be sent to all parts of the kingdoM. There are side doors at each house, and private rooms for feinalel. -Advice gratis on Tuesday, l'hursday, and Sunday Mornings, until twelve o'clock. . LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. His Royal-Highness the. DUKE of YORK, President. SURGEON—Mr. Kiernan, _Member of the Royal College,. London. ...„ ..... CovEallotts---Earl of Egreniont, Earl of Leitrim, Hon.. Col. J. Barry, M.P. John Latotiche; M. P. PUB toil Noble Ptaroos 01 the above INsitrunoN, for the exclusive Treatment of .VE NEREAL COMPLAINTS, and their dangerous consequences; in order to insure the benefits that have resulted from it, se lected Mr. KIERNAN as its Surgeon, (standing high on the list of the Royal College) from having directed his chief, at tention to those diseases. - It is the miSfort.nat of Patients tinder such complainti, to he - too often the dupes of illite rate Pretenders, who practise on the Credulity by imposing titles and specious promises. Against this class ,(of •late so numerous and daring), Mr. Kiernan conceives it apart of his Official duty to caution the Public, by pointing, to the List of th,e Royal Ctillege, published in February 181 E, as the only tire guide, and that no ;:ssertion of Persons assuming such titles, and publicly •advertisiug them, without being sanc tioned by this List, are-to he credited. The animal reports of the Lock Dispensary will !Imre, that tone of the most dangerous cases of Strictures, Debility, and other supposed inecrahle affections of the Gestotative Organs, have been here radically and ,suecessfully •treated ; facts t'lkitth require no haelonved testimony of aililavits to prove, but the most re spectable Medical evidence. • Mr. KIERNAN may be consulted as usual. by both Sexes, at his house, 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bedford-septare, uhcre Letters from Town and Country •tr 4 to be addressed, and the necessary AdVice and Medicine will be given, or tent, to any part of the United Kingdom. Just published, price 4s. `second Edition, Practical Ob servatiens on the Mitre Diseases,.bY F. Kiernan, and may be had at No. 174,' Fleet-street, No. 20, Patcruoster-row, and 10,,Crown-court, 13ohu. LOAD AMI - Ik;ltSrS MISSION TO CHINA. -- • This Dili - was published, Handsomely printed to -One Volume. 4to. ntliformly with Sir ( . ;orge staunton's Apcontit.- of the former Emba,sy, il lustrat ed with „Itaps, a Portrait of Lord Amherst, and Seven Coloured Plates of Views, &c. price 21. 2s. I °URN tL of the PROCEEDINGS. to . -the late EMUASSY to . CHIN A r comprising a - correct Narrative of the public Transactions of the. Eminvisy, of the : Voyage to and froarChina, and of the Journey front the Mouth of the Pei-Ho to the Return to Canton; interspersed.with Observa tions upon the face of the C.inntry, the Policy, the Monti Character, and Manners, of the Chinese Nation., By HENKY-ELLIS, Esq. Secroary. of. Embassy. Printed fur Jutser Mu IlitAX, Albemarle-street. UNCOMMON GOOD TR AV ELLING, ft am - the SARA CEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-liLLL.\ To YORK,-LEEDS EDINBURGH, and all PARTS of the NEMETH. Four Inside Coaches - , the Best Horses, and keep excellent Time, By B. W, MOUNTAIN and Co. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. • , 91 1 1 - IE following POST COACHES, MAIL . COACHES, &c. set out from the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow-Ilill . The .1.7111 PIRE, a New LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only one Night on the Road, earrying , Four insides and Four Oetsides, sets nut every Day at One o clock, arrives at Liverpool next Afternoon at S'ix o'clock, through Dunstahle, .Woharn, Latlantry, Northampton. Welford, Lffiterworth,-Iliaekley, Atherstone, Lichfield, Stone, Hugely, Newcastle, Knit tsford, Warrington and Prescut. SOU niAmpToN, Lynsingtou, Winchester, and Basing stoke New Four Inside Coach at half-past Seven o'clock in the ',Morning, arrives at the •Dolphin lint, Southampton; be Five ii clock.--This is a atoq delightful Conveyance to th e E s te of Wight, Jersey, Guernsey, St. Marlow, Havre -tit Grace. Cherburgh, &c. siIIt,F.WSBURY, Wellington, and Shillnal, Post-Coach; eves v Fretting at Five .i'clock.—Gnarded. IV'EVMI 4 Ayr' I,Dorelie.ster, Illandford, Salisbury, Andover, and Battgstoke, new Post Ciateh, Afternoon. The Weymoift Packets to Guernsey; JerSey, Cheranrg, 'St. itiit toe's, &c. EXETiAt, Plyinonth, Weetnout It, Dorchester, Falaniutti, Dartmouth. tine! Ni s Post Coach, every Morning, at Seven o'clock, throttgli Uhinitutt. Axminster,' Bridatirt, 'Dlantlford,-BasingsttMe, and Bagsbot. BOSTON. saalding Pete. horaugh, Stilton, and flaming, d o n, it o ro Majl Gomel, sets out every Et-ening to Spiisby, -1-outl..keintshy. and Hull. BATH And EIRASI 01A Flying . Post-Coaches, through p aenl!aiii, Caine, and Marlhortnigh, every A Itvrnonn arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyh o und Inn, Bath, anti t he,London- Tavern, Thomas-street, and the Swami, Bristol, next Morn ing.—Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, Exeter, Ply nonith, &v. LEEDs new light Coach, 'called The It i khingham, sets tint every Nlorning, at Eight O'Clock ; carries Four insides only, and goes remarkable easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through Staniford, Newark,-Retfotd, Doncaster, and Ferry bridge,' to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next, inorniag. Not., withstanding the uncianinon Faepeditian of this Santeli, it is allowed to he the must agreealle and eivatolete Public Con veyance Ott the North Road, being unequalled tit AccoMmoda tioa by any other. GLASGOW, Lungtown, Gretna-green, Annan, Dumfries, Brow nhili, Thornhill, Sampthar-Kiln, Camnock, Kingswell, and all Parts of Seothinu, a Post. Coach (daily). YORt. ' Scarbor ou gh, Waitby, Shields, Sunderland, New castle, and Edinburgh, Nev Four Inside Coach, ieith a Guard throughout; sets oat every Marnitt r ,. by way or Newark, Ret foed, Tatleaster, Dailington, Northallertott, Durham, Mut at-Ih, anti Berwick. Passengers finding thernst;ives fatigued trims the length of the 30articy, may rest what time the.-- . please. and then proceed .01 without any additional Fare. MARLBOROUGH, Swindon, Rams) try, iiungerford, and Newbury Post Coach, at ,seen, Morning. BitIi:GENORTH and Walsal New Post- Coach, every Ertning: CAItLISLF., Penrith, and Whitehaven, Four Inside Post- Coach, and a Guard all the way, passes through Brough, Appiety, Greatahridge, Richmond, Catteriek, ,taroughbridge, V‘etherby, Ahertord, Doncaster, and Grantham. Sets out every Mornng, and performs the journey with the greatest facility. Passengers detained On t h e Road by business or pleasure, hare the peculiar advantage of their Seats being se cured in the mutt Coach. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton, Chorley, Otutskirk, and (4:frit:nig Post-Coaches, every After noon, at Five o'elock.—Guiuded. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knutsford, Stone, and Litch field, Post Coach , called The Regulator, every Evening at Five o'cl'ock , to the Saracen's Head Inn, Dale-street, Liver pool.—Guarded throughout. WAKEFIELD Post-Coach. every Morning, at Half-past itix o'clock. • • cilEsTEit, -Whitchurch, Tarporley, NAM wich, Nortbwich, and Middle% Ws Post-Coach, every Evening, at Five o'clock. . SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarm, new:-Coach every Marning, to the George :nu, Sunderland. MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congletim, Newcastle, Wa;sal, and Wolverhanipton, Post , -Coach, every Afternoon. Guarded. 'SHEFFIELD acrd Rotherham Pust,Coach, cailel the Rock- . lughani, every Morning. ISIRMINGHANI Pt tt Coach, natb-a Guard, sets ant every Afternoon, and reachos Birmingham next day at Noun.-- - Passes he Oxford, Euston and Shipstone , t o th e Saracen 's Head, Mill -street, Birmingham. Northcave, 11,,w den, Thoth, and Donelster, Post ,Coach,' every Mount); at half-past Six, to the Cross Keys, Market-Place, Hull. DOVER., Mal, Margate, Sandwich, Rarusgate,Cant erhurV, Fevershans,-Chatharn, Rochester, and Stroud, New Post- Coaches, Morning, Noun, and Night. . HEicaoßn, Ware, Holdesdon, and Chesbunt Coach, ever , Morning. TOTTENHAM and Edmonton Coach (daily), at Half-past Two, Fivt,- and Fight o'Clock. • It. CLAY'S Original Wa2gotts and Coaches, ta Newbury, Swindon, Aldhaurn, Wootton-Basset, Lambourn, Hunger ford, Chilton, Reading, and all Places adjacent,. daily. WAGGONS. To HEMEL HEMPSTEAD, Watford and Stamnore,Three Times a \Vert:. MSS, heecles, Bungay, Bury, and all Parts of Suffolk, every Nlonday. CIRENCESTER, Abingthm, Henley, Bristol,- and Glou cester, SOUTHAMPTON, ‘Viachester, Ramsey, Lyndhurst, Ly mingtow, Christchurch, Ringwood, Forilingtiritige, Winiborn, Poole, Isle of Wight, Jersey, and Guernsey Waggons i D , i l Y)• SUNBURY, Hampton, and Twickenham, Twice a Weel. GitEEN'ViCH and tVoolwieb, every Day- • TOT rENI LAM and Edmonton, evei v flay. 11. W. MOUNTAIN and Co. te . spEetfitlly acquaint !,heir Friends and the Public, that they will not he aecoutitable for any Parcels, Passenger's Luggage, WI ititigs, Plate, 4(,:e. of more than Five Pounds Value,if stolen, lost. or damaged, un fess-ent,4ed as sack, and the Insurance paid for acccidiagly, at the Sat acen's Head Inn, Suuw-hill, Loudon, perm . , of Russia. , .; .t . • Luis Alakty also received the Duchess of Or-' leans, (I 114detnitiselle d'Orleans . The number of Sees to which _ t he Pope pro moted new Prelates iu tlw Consistory of the Ist itt•tatit, is 42, of which 31 are in France,, eight 'n Piedmont, our in Spain; and two in partibus ; . , Charles Moonier was conveyed yesterday to; Bicetre, to be ctintined for lite. We learn from. Qnesnoy, that. the grand ma , ileavres of the I.l,wsian troops, terminated on the Ith iu,t. The Duke ,of Wellington, the Connt de Niro, onzoff s ,. all Ore Generals of the allied troops, and 'several persons . ot . ilistinction, were assembled on that day at Quesnoy, where they remained I'll the 13th. Brilliant halls and fetes were gi%)en by the Cditiit de WrirOnzoff the nib and 12th. _ .... The c?ld, weatherloiss done much damage to the vines 'Those of the , Moselle are totally Ale- stro%eil. Act:0'111os from Riissia mention the death of the Duke Je Polignac, Peer of France, at St. Pete'rs burßl►. M. Mehul, the celebrated composer, died last night. A fire brake oat yesterday in the Rue St. Ger inain-l'Auxertois, occasioned by some 'children, Who had been intritnently left with a lighted can dle, setting fire to n • straw bed. l'he another ruNlied into the midst of the fiAlties to Su Ye her tntant.., but would have perished had it not been for the prompt asstvanee of her neighbours, and rpliestrar ot a yoting man, the son of ri-lo'ck smilh ; he got ii at Oe window, and successively arried out the gr‘ind-moilter, the another, and the chilthe - . A circular, addressed by the Prefect of the Upper Rhine to the Sub-Prefect§ atul Mayors of !,;,r went, directs, in 'consequence of orders from high authori;y;that all Newspapers printed .Belgium, Gertipahti, awl Siv tzerland, shall now "lrei 1y• tea into Ft ;ince, with the excep-• rim' of The True pr med.at Brussels, The Mercury qf the Rhine, and . The European (iozette, of Brine, e ,trance!and Circulation of Which continue proibit d. - Several .1 ottruals hare s publi4lied a pretended let e't. Ii On, Madame Manson tothe Chevalier Fernuc - do Rosay, in which it is insinuated, that, she will not make disclosures in private, site will coniess every thing oti the day of her trial. There is. however, - an trier in i rte signature, Pauline tieing' substituted lor Clurisse, :be real hate 'Of Madame Manson. It is, therefore - , probable 'bar the let ter is a forgery imposed on the paper in which it first appeared. Five pet Cews.—Saturday, Gsf. 25e. • MADRID, Oc - r. file Archbishop of St. James, Don Raphael Mmlniz, who for a long time enjoyed the particular favour of the . King, has received orders to quit Madrid in 24 hours. the cause assigned for his disgrace is, his being the chief of the party of the Clergy who•oppose the execution of the fin.incial plan of Don Martin' Garay. It is said, that the Bishops Of Sintander dna Jaen who„wete proceeding to Madrid, have, on learning (his intelligence, returned back to . their respective dioceses. PKTERsauaGn, SEPT. 14.—The General of In— tantry, GOrtchakolf, is to be ,tried.betore the Council of State, . on a charge of having to leratetl 'abuses during his administration of the War Department. This is the. first instance of 'a• Minister being put upon his trial, and the first obit before the Council of State,. which was•or... ganized in 1811, .RJ. de Molicbmioff, who, the absence of the Emperor in 1812, 13, 34 and 15, exercised. the functions of a Secretary of the Empire, is im plicated in the above charge. Being a Senator 'he is to he tried before the Senate. 'The Generatof IntantrY, Prince Labanoff Ros toffsky, one, of those who concluded the 'treaty of Tilsit, is appointed Minister of Justice. . VIENts7A, OcT. 9:—According to the last counts flom Constantinople the result of the ,con ference between the' Rnssian Minister, the Baron de Stroganoff, and the Reis Effendi, was, that the left arm of the Dannbe is no longer to form the frontier bet wren Turkey and Russ ta, hish to henceforth to be indicated by the second arin of the river, called Salina, to its junction-, with the Kilia, below the liver Ismael. 'The interme diate l a nd, a lmo'st enntmitilly devastated by inundatlons, will remelt desert for the btead:h of iron) one to five German leagues. he habita tions of the small town of Kiliastaya are to, be rebuilt on the right bxt.k of the Danube in two years, and the frontier hue on the soil marked by columns 18 feet in . height. Respecting navi gation there is nothing further determined own). 'lbis Convention is con.sidered a gimil init afire for the dem:ire:llion' of frond( is, and it aitfords reason to hope that the oilier negotiations IA ill b e happily terminated. is untrue that the hullo ing of the New Hotel for the Russian Eniltitssv at Constt'intillop:e has been Counterthanded. Ideath of Czerny Georges will cause oomisunder- standina. The Emperor and Empr6s of - Austria gill, it is expected, pay a viz,it to Munich iu the month of January. _ biAL;RID, OCT. Bppears that the 11101 T. , . SURREIT Yesterday CharleS Ethot andd - Thoma Barter' were indicted- fo.r felorionsly stealing - a gun from the liop ot, Audi, w Marthant, a whites:lath, it& St. John's, Southwark, on the evening of t h e 9th of August - last. It appeared froM the evidence, that on..the evening In question the ,pros'eentor tvas zrbsent front home., humg left his Shop to the care of his son, a boy about eleven years of, age, About eight o'clock the two prisoners carne in, under pretence of giving 'sonic ttifling` order, and after loitering about for some time, Elliot took up the gun in , qnestion, and left the shop Ea'rter •goitig out at the Same time. On the Mon day following Elliot sold the gun to a man named Thomas Skips, who. keeps an iron shop iti I{Gstmary lane, where it was afterward, Fenn I by the prosecutor. Upon this evidence the Jura ac quitted Barter; but. found Elliot Gm.qty, and the Court sentenced him to two months' hard labour in the house of Correction. William Detifiett aJOI -Charles Hall were indicted for breaking arid' entering, the,house . of Mr. Clark, of Canterbury-place, fombeth, and stealing hall lamp and ()thee articles, on the 2.0;k of ?kith' gust lair. The Jury foynd diem Guilty, tint! the Court sentenced client 10 be transported for seven years. -: --- WESTM,INSTER, SESSIONS, The Court met yesterday, !unsnarl t to adjourn.; ment, to swe , o in Constab;ri a w l th e G I . for the Comoy rrf Mid.fles-rx. After the Riot Act, and the K i g's Proclamation for the stippres-' .ion of vice and immorality had hien read, the Chairman, Mr. IVA•rsoN, delivered, the follotoiiic short charge to - thi- J4lry " Gentleman of the Grand Jury-1 do not see it is'necess.2rY to trouble Gentlemen of your ex perience and intelligence on this occasion with" any observation ; you will be adjonrned to Mon; day, at ten n'elock its the Morning, then to pro ceed on your busine-s, ta - king "yOur con Side ., ration the telo,iy UM to pi (Tare for the judges. 1 recommend taking the capital offences first, pro.: - vided the witnesses be ready." • (4rand Jory rras then adjourned to MMl day ; e nd the SeSsiouS for the City of Westmin ster will be held tn;morrow. SINGULAR INCIDENT'. gne of the most extraordinary instances of good lOrtnne that perbaps„ever occurred to ally human being, has fallen to.the lot of a ,yotinggentiotan; now about 18 years of age, time son Of a respect able fanner in the vi,inity of ,Newmaiket. lu tra vielli4. mere than 18 mouths since, from his father's house in the comity 'Ortaintrit:ge, towards Shrewsbury (where be went to school), he acci-, :mentally met with an elderly gentleman in the stae-coach, to whom he was entirely unknown, out who was so much pleased wri , lt his company, that before they . paftedat Shrewsbury (where il•e gentleman resided), he told the, youth that .he itad been Ion.;: looking for a, person to Whom he might leaye his'fort tine, anti t hat he was the object of his election. The gentleman ch u m alive him art invitation'. to his bonse, where he was salways treated with the greatest respect, and introduced to the hest society of the place for more than to year, and had a ihorse and servant kept for hint whilst he remained at the school, which he conti . titled to do till very .recently. The gentleman being taken extremely ill within these few weeks, sent for the youth, and repeated his former inti thationof giving him all his property. Accord ingly he ctOsed a tree gift of his immense wealth to be Made out, only siipulating, that itt case he surviyed, the yonth slioctl,i bandscimely provide tor hint during the continuance of his life: He, ho,%ever,•died u.ithin a short time after lie had signea the deed, in which it has been dis ,., • , covered tliat lie posSessed none titan 509,0001. sterling ! What is very remarkable, the youth (as we are told) never communicated any of the dr etiiiistancei to his .faindy, anti! after the deeeas6 of the. geuolentan (who is said to have been a \Vest " - did") , fearing, liro.ban!y, en raise expectatiMis that Might never . be realized,.. Si nce t h e event, howevt4, We have wrest ide . aS , 4ol! rel +ling, that the youth's filial and fraternal affection has been Most . 1101.16(11310y e‘incei by his ha, in;; vt)harita thly g i ven 50,09,9/ each to l!is father trot: elder bibther. Styli are the eircow.stanees of this sin gular inc.illent; . they hale hero verbally con ninni.cated_to tisi for tue%correcttiess of tile whole 0 1 %diet' state'meut e cannotvouch, hilt the wain fact is undeniuble, although we are not an t hot !zed to [tunic this favdorite of Fort une.—(Bury Paper.)