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number of bees, from a quantity of ber-Dives,'
about 20 paces from the road. The men, cover-
ing their heads with their smock-frocks, escaped,
but Were forced to abandon their horses ; one was
stung to death on the spot, the second crawled
to some distance, but is so severely stung that
it cannot live, and only the third, a young
spirited animal, escaped by flying at full speed.
RILDBURGIIAUSEN, OCT. Thuringia the
harvest has been so abundant that it has been
thought necessary, in the Duchies of Weimar and
Gotha, to enjoin the farmers, since the barns are
insufficient to receive all the corn, to stack up
that which must remain in the open air in such a
manner as to guard against accidents by fire, and
not to impede the access to the building!. In the
Grand Duchy of Wartzburg there has not been
go great a crop for these 50 years.—( Frankfort
Papers, Oct. 14.)
VraswA, 0eT.7.--Metalliques, 96i—Bank Stock, 11598.
--(41/141rian °burlier.)

JAMAICA COFFEE-HOUSE.
Jamaica Courants to the 19th August have ar-
rived; they do not contain any late news from
South America.
( From the Courant of the 18th August. )
`fie shall briefly notice the contents of the
NVindword islands Papers 111 r. Charles C.
1101110 n has been dismissed from she Magistracy
°DeMerara, for having been privy to the publi-
cation of the Agent's letter announcing the re-
m°,lll of the Earl of hunting don.—BY our T rini-
dad Papers, we find that the inhabitants of that
tkvatPd Island were still battling with the
storm, and making all the lawful efforts which
Proipective ruin. could suggest to stay the prac-
tical introduction of his Majesty's Order in
Council relative to the amelioration of the condi-
li°4 of the slaves ; they had little inducement,
l'°wever, held out to them to persevere, as the
Governor had expressed in decided terns his
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I ilityto comply with their wishes."

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an arrival at Liverpool from New
York of the 23d, and the letters are in town ; but
we do not hear that they bring any news of conse.
luellee. There are also letters from Carthagena
et the 9th August, which do not contain any po-
litical information.

11}151°VAL OF 311 t. FAUNTLEROY TO NENVGATE.
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beiag theAtnonoUGH•STREET—(THIS
day on which the prisoners were re-
Zeved from the different prisons to the gaol of
wgate, preparatory to their trial, this morning
Mr'
CONANT transmitted the different commit-
Meats of Mr. FAUNTLEROY to the House of Cor-
rection, prior to the removal of that unfortunate
gentleman. At an early hour the vicinity of
the prison was thronged with persons expecting
t° catch a glimpse of Mr. FAUNTLIMOY on his
being removed, but were sadly disappointed on
esriug that he would not be removed till late in
Ihs evening. Such is the case, as he is closely
"gaged in writing letters and preparing for his
4erence, and be is therefore indulged with this
delay, We understand that the Counsel for the
prosecution are Mr. BOLLAND, Mr. BRODERICK,
4:4 Mr. LAW ; and for the defence, Messrs.
"LPHDS, ALLEY, and CURWOOD. The trial
16 expected to take place on Wednesday next.

ttispatches dated the 10th June, have been
eCei
ve" at the Colonial Office, from the Gover-
r)Lteut.-General Sir 14-IowARD BARNES, K.C.B.
CeYlo from
Lie.. - ; and others, dat..edGthe sth July,
„, utenant-General Hon. Sir G. L. COLE,
th 4 Mauritius. They bring no news of
reliance.
Spe Gentleman has arrived passenger in the
e" from Santa Martha, which left that port ona
-"til of August. Advices from Bogota had
bte!rhed that place, dated the 10th of August,
~lgB full a month later than the previous intei
fr-rn-"‘e) stating that dispatches had been receive(
11°--,,"°LIVAit by the Government, to order that
is ° "I°re reinforcements should be sent to him, as,
thLo4‘equence of one of the Royalist Generals
ong come over to him with 3,500 men, he
id require no further assistance.
c( A`
li Private letter from Constantinople says-
-01 express received there had brought the order
ble Cordon of St. Alexander for Lord STRANG,
atnib) from the Emperor, as a mark of his appro-
v rn" °f his neociations for the Russian Go-
a -Ittenw, g
The T
111 • enth Report of the Commissioners of
ItgrtlirY into the Irish Revenue has been printed.
eet:.c.,einMends some very extensive changes, and
ine_lurable reductions in the Customs' establish-
or ilts at several of the ports of Ireland. The sum
401° reduction proposed on the several ports of
tenta„lld is 55,471/. which forms a very large per
too on the whole expenditure.
tlio.e.r Royal Highness the Countess of CHIN-
%) 4, Infanta of Spain, widow of the famous
CrarY, Prince of Peace, and sister of the late
e
the 141 de BounnoN, Regent of Spain during
on s4PtivitY of FERDINAND, left Brunet's Hotel
her so evening last, for Brussels. During
the °iaurn here, her Royal Highness preserved
tvlostiltrictest incognito: she, however, visited
We °f_ithe public establishments of the capital.
liten"fluerstand that his MAJESTY, With that pia-
-44:4 which distinguishes him, sent the Royal
tlpe ofitan invitation to partake of the hospitali-
Incisor Castle.