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CITY MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

Lam night • respectable bet net very numerous Meeting of this
I...defy !get at St. John's Chapel, John-street, Gray's.inn.lane.
Mary artiminsituf, 10sq. in the Chair.
Alter the Chairman had opened the business of the Meeting.
t!.e Testable, Mit:A. Wilson, rend • long Report, from which
it 5111110100 that the principnl objects of the Society were the moral
raid teligrous it strut-non of that class of the commtmity who, from
ere *mare of circumstances, were unable to purchase instruction,
and, from inability to make even a decent appearance, were pre-
vented from attending a place of divine warship.
The PECRCTART then begged to state to the Meeting, that the
•Socarty bed- been two years established, and was slowly but steadily
increasing in'friends and mtane. They had met to lay before their
trier* the true state of their affairs, and were not prepared with set
ape/dreg, or a prepa-ed string of resolutions, but should mote such
as eirculuteences might dictate.
Seam' Reverend fiendemen then addressed the Meeting, and
three kesolutims, in furtherance of the views of the Society, were
then per and carried unanimously.
Us thanks being about to be voted to the Chairman, lie rose and
rtiuvt, that in Meetings of this description he neither approved of
voting *asks or making public subscriptions at the doors • and he
was afraid that many of the public Meetings were convened almost
solely foe the latter pea Their friends knew where they were
to be found, and • no doubt continue their exertions.

OIEETING OF rizz INHABITANTS OF VINTRY
WARD.

Yesterday, in of the death of Mr. Alderman Aloe.
n•MPelide alba abitants of Yintry Ward was held, to
"I"idet AM Met geteen to fill the situation of Alderman, which
bus beagle tammellieen that circumstance. The Meeting was car-
tel-Ad by the COMMIXIII Councilmen of the Ward, and
Mr. Deputy IVIIIITItY took the Chair.
There were, at one time, as many as seven candidates in the field
Mr. Chapman Marshall, one of the most respectable inhabitants,
had been proposed on Saturday, and his succors was considered
almost as certain, but a letter was received from him yesterday, de.
dining the honour which had been sought for him by his Mends,
•....hout his knowledge or consent.
Mr. Deputy Whitby, another inhabitant, was also proposed will
high•Spettatinos, but he also deelined the honour. The Candi-
dates who now appeared were therefore Mr. Crook, Solicitor Mr.
tilide (the brother of -Sergeant Wilde), also a Solicitor, and in-
tvittitant of the Ward ; he was Under-Sheriff during the late slutie-
VAIIV. Mr. Ba-Sheriff Kelly, the bookseller, oleo appeared with
the present Sheriff, Winchester, the stationer, as Candidates. Mr.
Bleaden, the proprietor of the London Tavern, and also the King's
Mead, Poultry, was invited by a numerous party in the Ward.
The Chairman. in opening the business of the day, dwelt on the
necessity., from the increasing importance of the duties belonging
to the WM& that they should select one who had considerable time
devote to it ; who lived at nogrest distance, and who, being fully
...untrreteot in point of ability, was fully accessible.
Mr. Dicers, in proposing. Mr. Sheriff Winchester as a proper
verson to fill the vacant situation spoke of the satisfactory mantle
in which he had hitherto proceeded in the office of Sheriff, as earnest
tai his competency to fill thosiluation of Alderman. He had ability,
which he had already shown; property, respectability, and leisure,
o devote to their ltfTiC4.
Mr. PHIPPS seconded the nomination.
Mr. WILSON proposed Mr. Kelly. the Es-Sheriff, oo grounds
similar to those on which Mr. Sheriff Winchester had been pro-
posal.
Air. WRIGHT proposed Mr. Wylde, the Solicitor, as a Gentle-
man, who, from his great professional abilities, his activity, respec-
tability, and his residence amongst them, was peculiarly qualified
wo discharge the magisterial, and other duties, of the situation. He
mated, that Mr. Sheriff Winchester had, in his first Address to the
Inhabitants, declared that he only came forward because he saw no
respecialle inhabitant ready to come forward. Yet he persisted,
ti,. ugh Mr. Wylde and another Gentleman came forward, who
• ere inhabitants. 'Would be question their respectability?
Mr. Woicitesvon said, he certainly should not have come for.
ward had any respectable inhabitant, in the first instance, 'dente-
rily presented himself. lie did not now, however, at this time,
after the manner in xhich he bad been received, think himaelf
;..stified in wiring. 'He promised, as we understood hies, to take a
hogs?. in the %Yard, and live amongst the inhabitants, in the event
of his bring chosen their Representative.
Ale. Ex. Sheriff KELLY eitireesed his determination to take the
sense of the inhabitants by a poll.
Mr. WYLDE, in a spirited address, declared his intention of
taking the votes of his fellow-inhabitants.
• Mr. Croon here came forward, and avowed himself a candidate.
Rl4 friend, had not thought the fonstality of a Mover and ilar 1:
r.ezeasony at this Meeting, which possessed no °Riedel clter.
Ile.expressol his surprise at the conduct of Mr. Wilson, who, after
urging him (Mr. Crook) zealously to come forward, now appeared
as thipropoaer of a candidate who was an alien to the Ward. The
encouragement he had received was such as to call upon him to
proceed.
Ettanto now came forward, and said he had been invited
by • number of the most respectable inhabitants to offer himself as
a candidate. He contented to carte forward and solicit the honour,
provided no respectable inhabitant offered himself. Now that he
saw two inhabitants, to whose respectability he could bear testi-
rtuny, come forward, he thought it his duty to withdraw. tAp-
Plause)
These appearing to be no probability that any Resolutions would
be limited to, the Meeting, after thanks had been voted to the
v.:lstan, separated, to prepare for the contest; the Candidate.
hang rroularlyieciared to be—Messrs. Winchester, Wylde, Croak
nod Kelly.

A Meeting of the Directors and Shareholders in the
linperild Brazilian Mining Company took place yesterday,
at the London Tavern, for the purpose of electing a Tree-
iw of Mr. Phillips, who has resigned. L. A.
Curtis, Eaq. proposed Edward Walker, Esq. as a Director,
which was seconded, and carried unanimously.
MANCHESTER, OCT. 28.—A gentleman, one of the ear-
I;est and most extensively connected with the cotton menu-
acture, thqugh now no longer so, has related to me the fol-
llwing e has had exhibited to him a specimen of power-
porn cloth, made near Baltimore, in the United States.
1: was made from Uplands, which cost lt cents., say
p.r lb., and took '.1.1 lb. The cost of the cotton ts.
t.o.rining Ss. 4d. weaving and bleaching 3s. 9d., total
• to thisitid 9J. interest of capital, 10s. 7d., for a
piece pt.:loth, which, according to the sample shown
Lim, lie asserts, could compete with any made here. The
,:acne description of cloth would cost here 10s. in the grey,
add ed. for bleaching, total 10s. Sd. A sale is advertised
fur Wednesday, November 1, on account of the Governor
a. 4 Company of the Bank of England, of 2,600 woollen
cloth shawl% 24 pieces woollen cloth' and 1,100 quilting
jeans, &c. on which they had advanced money, I presume.
Should

.Should more sales he declared of any magnitude, is would parity of Sheriff, he had become improperly possessed. The Plain. thing krift a pardon meld restore him as a competent witness-his `.:"71 ..:7'
"'Air. itOi-w natao you mesa ? Whitt the oiliest went with Blotch-000 to HO on Babelagst. Adept's (taken)
Love ah alarming effect upon this already depressd market. tiff was a rope and auk maker, residing ta quembittts. re the offesite eassieing effect to • treason.. the variant you obstructed him. I can tell you they might have ____ ___ _____
• k more horrible and atrocious case of unnatural feeling emly part or ifas, a person named grommet to eampaelii mm a The SOLICITOt 43 rephed, and submitted that their Aft i he,„ Justified,
man named Burronzha and his own son, mime on ..6,„-_tat
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____..stowidosstd.teastreservir the *amigo, and admit the wit- %rt. -Yoe: Warship. I get three pounds a year foe catch- . MARKETS•
is not on record than one which we are about to re1ate................_
that he was a cornler and matey. end that he cameo ea nem se awes., • hag_ rata at CORN EXCHANGE, OCT 30.
A weenen, apparently about forty years of age, went into to a great extent hi Worcestershire. He required siesta d Mr• lioateito followed. -mi. ROCL-Dori't tell me of your rats ;if tbe man had shot you ,
the shop of a respectable surgeon, in town, and,'
without mkt in his business, -ad came to London to see if Itheould not Mr. Justice Pena mid that *oldeetion was invalid.
,_ It must be could not have been hen for it. 'rise sniveler Wheat Bud Flour last week wee very moderate.
The bei.alme of au infamous noun tourondee li Mann MeoosPetent. Biis • m es a tad said she would not bun swam was the earply of Wheat this mooring; beam the trade was
as misgivings of affection, offered to sell him, for chute- perches! there to greater advantage than in the country. rk...
ton a fine living healthy child of her own, about two elided/ asked for a reference, upon which he said that flarrates . . . a • ._. ..w._ k„,'"euk___l/131", noo per's prestige*, but would lay wait foe me. Higley fully supports. star last quotation, and for
thoeths old. The price demanded was seven pounds. The kat"' hit* Sun" seullnut he had- IniallO ti"Ontt 01°4 Wit Puminin fnunlatens' Ina/ syn"rU!!:.- nu `nu u"n ILI Ma Rpm—Take a warrant fort the wife. I shell not treat this se -I -
thaeowas in an eaten:ft line of business in Woreeiterehira Steh- 'eetePol •WM Wet* .
_,...00d.._.. ‘,._,.umsso,_,_ LOhotste, Mol,,et! (ergot. Tar ten Spa be he assaulam the White Marking - NO! bear. Chces were obtained, and flak
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surgeoh, wishing to see how flu the wretch's inhumanity alq) referred him to te firm of Slather and Co., East India months afF he Sit tint .....' unn_..___'``' red oat on. bra farcomd give hours' notice. He has t here three dome -..• .. . . risesorts do not trusty; brisk •
would go,-Bald he was afraid she would return and trouble Chambers, who corroborated me moment of Burroughs, as to the afiterwareMot SvsoonV
him 'forwards. She replied, that so far from returning respeetabilay of Stanton. Plaintiff in oonsequeoce mid goods to. ma4et, were Wet some 014 ht babes a robbery is Committed. Hems is very sheet sppoly 5, aed ',shit Is. pm
about the infant, etc was willing also to sell hint her son, Stanton to the amount of 041. who thereupon drew out a ;wicket. good. 44* Ifs _,, rig con get So, tisiPkgellien knows
. The rival rat-killer was locked up for bail. Le Os dhow • These hes brie a af Oats pm
datt Irlithe*sonswiTer lerstridosith7mi- liter t roe for g a house on fire, Bpd now a key if 'color the sale" '" of Wei doom& we as scarcely csU them chatter ; but
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thirteen years of age, witom be might kill, and boil, or ,
book, in winch were a number of bills. from which he dregs where t hoe. . be paatma_ said ,um would Iwo. .
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a a upon a named Packwood, which be said was maser soon afterwards comatonertiteu. They issue M. aomtu-stnet. w onente.avagar.-Yesterdst four Irish labourers, named brisk, . maw em obtained, particelatly see
what he liked with him. She then stipulated to retain teradwie amount than any of the other bills. As they were lasivies The prisoner said ke,had pa soyngthsag which bethought was four Tholrrar Hera Petrick Hayes, Wm D , and Maw Col. Cern. es as before stated.
the infant's clothes, and actually tie an to strip the intend.
mortise ices of the plaintiff, Stanton's son 068400 a pony in the or Mrs bashed poem* fle liald something In se white paper, rim, were brought befogs be sitting No (Mr. Teryford) . .
oh Victim. In doing this her eyes Riled with tears. The which he said would exactly suit his brother Id this wpm, Tidiest a seal. Tbeeossit is Welsh's. when 0.1(114 -e him kali shoreditch watch-house, upon a charge oe which We following SMITHFIELD. MONDAY, Ocr. N.
slotripen remarked, that She hod an affection for the child, bet the father declined offering for it,' on the grounded to Ito parcel. Welsh opined it; there was Gee. pool* isEc outline:-. Market en Friday last looked aimed* for may thing ex.
there, partly is hay pound notes, and two were io the Pared, e pared that 011 the evening before, between was and eight apt anti this the teems of het dap Me fishy tuts'
Mid bid better keep it. She aid no, she would put with their es The me however, said that it could liii
into the paddocks, sod in' • once or his iterates* a soon filA er winch Welsh seM one was ',hood which Gide* bunit. They et' , the Inhabitants of Ringsland and leer, throne ppetcd, n the supply of we - elegem a her ems Short
it sad dried her tears. The surgeon sent her to the police agreed umn tor Theo ati* owned fs-tionsaileme of this weal
from to tbs Iyy Haase in Oaswell-great ;he then lanidie greatest consternmitin and term by • light: in Motes, Linpokkeall Omni jibe Um front the ineell=o rod
the pony.J
, where she remains in custody. A warrant has also wend bargain so the ol„thoro oadow, where mese wine idled out Mr. ,
_mid told him William (Garlick) was which a few Irish labourers ridding in that was a qtr time lif bAN sees . iagO; and *tearer oar top
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issued against the husband; but he bas been some was vadat& Stanton' immediately MI in love with the Welting ;be stated to• slab and Garlick what hid passed between partar. The teal cause of the dispute could not Ail totimetend, set Imst filly ICI i bat the Ramie Mm the
Way separated from the %omen, and declares his ignorance amour, and asked where similar wine could be purchesed. The him end Goodman; no st the etre of the 'meet, and bet Is hid Itsorigia INT° Dunn publicAmite. en itsialemeT ; Leismeer gad WITIPiIk MO will very , the rim.
the dreadful stair. She is a native of Ireland, and, result of all wae. dust die plaintiff, who had four pipes of the o,etlielt near him* -.. ~ to meet Of, he bed Melmainall the land
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tar ,-- - k ........ • • 0__.,.._., she k k wine in the docks, agreed to sell hint owe he 13g1. Stanton then "ito given Ilia Mai to it BeH -e lON to way; i qmA *litho, when Cleo .1304.116: Wm. Halm. ella C 5111464 .theimet sieside_a WPM.% ~.eldtle Ism pr
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th..„,01 cite uas Irmo ant years to oeuumau, hat; the he was aerial& dm quitting, eitte aim eauesia, which ha tool a Misht Oar,' bit hi, op •it DI luseir t he did. l'ha gut I :rnlst by James
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broad dialect or her native country. She is *hoot the fancy t , saline that belied sane ardi WPM the river. fOr which be Gulick Und he west to dah's to tredve the ;meg. .9 la topiarist/Oka whim deg, igedin the watch- the heit_nuandfs. ' ... a sw".Ot °`• e"' t and at
Middle Hee, bat has a very stern countenance. Her has- wanted it al a &tering. Craft he esiteley bad, and It would hare rsesimd 501,- le Tevivfdlia In ofiremigna• Wslola home. During they absence, ell that part_ of days nag of Barnet ag• IL Wag wool "re- ---. Ai--
hind was long in the army. He Is now a coal-carrier in bssalueky far abe plaintifflf he had listit !Mather, else than on the retheinder, es.hisiiii, At Ohl .04 , 9 .4. !iri, she meat tleaeseele sad &ruined oaf tig blab WV, tee the mai, per of Inc
ski' west end of the town. When on bar way to the office river. Far this tss gave a bill so a penes named Denton. and the hletielf. lege. lifir
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elbe confessed that she had applieil to another surgeon, who
Irgeleeilterie re nag sent, the road. • Ileum, hp Imi trigetletr. • IS/ `a .ylaupg trees named now sniys, epee whom lOW OA COMA TRIO D*T.
arrest bee only five poonda..-Gissitite CA roniek. treamilles was' Milweited to he en • al the plain- bad gees . ' and /V tageohle It Mile no* Cassie SIM I MGM reSIO I Wow AM IMP la
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