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The Sun.
London, England, 1818-10-14

GUILDHALL.

ItOtattay nv Ma. Eonncs's tiousi.—Three
persons, Mary Anne Thurnbry, Mr. Bottlers
maid-Servant, Light, a resurrection-man, and a
charwoman, were examined publicly yesterday be-
fore Alderman WAITIMAN, -consequence of
NViffne sitting the office was much crowded. The
prisoners were suspected to have been concerned
in the robbery of Mr. Horder's 'house, in Earl-
,treet, on Monday week last. A great deal of
evidence, which had been taken privately., was
read over. Alderman Goodbeirere assisted in
the examination, and both Magistrates agreed in
the pi opriety of admitting the charwoman as an
evidence ; both declared that they were perfectly
assured of her innocence i but though they judged
it expedient In dismiss the other two, after a most
minute investigation, they did not do so without
having expressed their opinion, that there was
strong reason for suspecting them of having been
accessory to the robbery.
EXTENSIVE EMAEZZLEXTEN'T....-Joseph SAtith)
YrIM was apprehended on a charge of having em-
hez7l,d considerable sums of money, the property
of Mr. Fag, of Holborn, was committed on the
(01 ing case :

‘Villiain Roe, guard to the Exeter Auxiliary
coach, stated, that on the 19th of September se
paid to the prisoner the sum of I'2l. 16s. 61. as
appeared on the face ot the way-b 11, for which
Smith gave him a receipt hearing his initials.
Mr. Fagg said, the prisoner was the only one
of his Sri vBllll who accounted to him for cAsh.---
There was no such curly as the stun just men-
tioned in the cash-book on the I 9th of Sew em-
ber ; on the contrary, there appeared opposite the
name of Roe the word " nothing."
Mr. ANDREwS, Counsel for the prisoner, seem-
ed surprised that the prosecution thonld go for-
ward, Mr. Fagg having formerly declared that he
did not intend to press it.
Mr. Fagg said it bad been his intention not to
prosecute, if the deficiency had not exceeded 5001.;
but since that deficiency had been admitted by the
prisoner, upwards of 2001. more were unaccounted
for.
London, England, 1818-10-14

BOW-STREET.

lfm. Cartwright, the driver of the Bognor coach,
tvas charged by the surveyor of Charing-cross,
employed by the inhabitants of that neighbour.
hood to keep the streets clear, with stopping and
obstructing the King's highway on Saturday, for
23 minutes, opposite the Ship public-house. The
correctness of the charge was not disputed ; but
the defence set up was, that the Ship Was a book-
ing-house for passengers and parcelaof the Bog.
nor coach, and that the time it was stopping on
Saturday was only while the coach was unloading
the passengers, luggage, and parcels.
The Act of Parliament not admitting of any
excuses for stopping such a length of tone in the
public streets or King's highway, the defendant
was convicted in the lowest penalty and cots.
The Magistrate observed to the Surveyor, that
he hoped he filled his office with impartiality, and
that he did not a!low some coaches to stand in the
streets unmolested and prosecute others. _
London, England, 1818-09-07

PUBLICATIONS.

This Day was published, '
By the Society of Antiquaries of London, price 11. Is.
VETUS TA MON UM U.:WA , Vol. V. Pl.
V xix.-xxv., being Plans, Elevations, and Sections of
the Temple Church.—To he had at the Apartments of the
Society, in Somerset-place; and of Messrs. Nornaville and
Fell, Nicol, Sotheby, Wilson, Cadell and Davies, Egerton,
Taylor, and Rodwell.
London, England, 1818-09-07

THE Tar, aR ES.

HAYMARKET THEATRE- —A very Whimsical
farce, written by the late Mr. COBB, whose vir-
tue,' evill nl,says he remembered tint, revered by
his friend;, and %rho his lett lasting Iron s of his
dramatic talents. %vas revived at this Theatre on
Saturday last. The name of this piece is The Fret
fluor, and it is of so entertaining it character,
that we wonder it is not oftener brought forward.
It was ably simported on its first appearance by
PAnsoss, and BANNISTER, jun. Tile piece was
throughout well represented on Saturday, particu-
larly by TERRY, LISTON, RUSSELL, MISS FLAN-
CHARD, and Mts. GIBBS, and afforded so much
entertainment to a very numerous audience, that
it is likely to recover its original popularity.
ENULISII OPERA HollSE.—The new farce of
.4malears arid dctors iiicacii.es in attiaction every
night : it is certainly an original anti very enter-
taining piece, aunt derives all possible advantage
from the efforts of the Performers. HARLEY,
BARTLEY, WRENCH, and WILKINSON, are indeed
quite lit home : II Alt LEY was encored in his chief
song, and Wit mssos was obliged to sing his
thrice, not however without opposition. A nu-
merous audience.

Miss O'NEILL is engaged for three nights at
r m oil t , where she performed on Friday : she
was to proceed to. Norwich for five nights, and
then resume her station at Covent Garden Theatre.

Miss KELLY is suffering at present under a very
seve►e sore throat, as well as the scarlet lever,
much to the regret of the public general, as
well as of the numerous friends whom her merits
have procured her.

Mrs. MACKENZIE, who is engaged at Drury-
lane Theatre, was a Miss Moony betore marriage.
Hence the newspapers were led into a mistake, in
supposing she was Miss MoniE the latter, as
was stated, is now in Pails.

INCLEDON has returned from America, and
freighted, it is said, with a rich cargo. We shad
see if the London Nfanagers have sense enough
to restore this true Euglish singer to-44 ',toper
station on the London

Air. FARREN, ftoul Dublin, who is engaged at
Covent Garden Theatre, left that city with d hOl
'professional repute, and with a most tespectahll(
character in private life ; he will thrietore htve a',
double claim to the protection of the Loudon

REGISTER OF FASIIION.

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.

The Earl and Countess of Liverpool entertained a few
select friends at Combe Wood, on Friday last.
. The Countess of Kingston had an evening party a few

nights since.
Lady Collingwood en, ertained a few friends on the 2d inst.
in York-place, Baker-st reet.
Lard Barnard had a dinner party on the Ist inst.
Lady Cranmore's presence at. Chelsea Farm has heen pro-
ductive of much good. Her Ladyship's philanthropy is un-
bounded.
London, England, 1818-09-07

CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD.

IT is notorious that various disorders of the
Lit-
man frame are brought on by dissipation in youth, and
a gross violation of those rules which prudence dictates for
the preset ration of health, and laying a foundation for a long
and happy life, with a firm and strong constitution ; the
blessings of health are no sooner lost, than painful experience
teaches the inestimable value of it, and the unhappy, patient
looks around too often in vain, for the means of its re-
covery. .
- Dr. Solomon recommends his CORDIAL BALM OF GI-
LEAD to those whose constitutions have been impaired, and
whose nerves are affected by too intense study, or long resi-
dence in but or tsul,e dthy climates ; in which cases it will
brace the relaxed nerves, strengthen and invigorate the con-
stitution.

Sold by Bacon and Co. 150, Oxford-street; Ward,324, Hol-
born ; Leigh, Is, Strand ; and Mr. Goatley, 133, Minories.
Sold also by every reputable Vender in all Market Towns
thrinighout the Kingdom, and all other Medicine Venders,
price I Is. each, or four in one family bottle for 335. by which
one I Is. bottle is saved, with the words ‘f Samuel Solomon,
Liverpool, " engraved on the stamp.
London, England, 1818-09-07

ARRIVALS.

The Earl of Brownlow, from Bolton House, near Gran-
tham, in Lincolnshire; Lord Macdonald, from Worthing;
Sir Robert Wilson, M.P. from Cashiobury Park, the seat of
the Earl of Egsex ; Colonel Arit.sti•ong, from °ail:suds; Lord
Camden, for Staclipoole Court, in IN•nthrokestrire, from a tour;
Major and Mrs. Atkinson, in Pall-nri-dl, from the Ha.zne;
Colonel and Mrs. Toone and family, and G. Cumming, Esq.
bl.l'. from Paris.
London, England, 1818-09-07

PAR"( NERSHIPS DIsNoLVED.

T. Dirett, E. Price, and It. Jackson, West -Smithfield,
clothiers—H. Paull and E. Dainty, Old 'Change, ('heapside,
carpenters—Ti. and .1. Wood, and R. H. Bunch, Liveronol—
M. Dunn and J. Dixon, Durham, mercers—J., E., and T.
Kearsley, • Manchester, fustian-manufacturers--J. Stirling
and J. Arnold, h hitechapel, chemists and druggists—E. Hunt
and W. Keene, New Alrestord, Hampshire, cowl lone, rs—W.
and E. Eyre, Upper Thames-street, wine-merchants—A: and
R. Sinclair, Londou—T. ',Marsden, jun. Sinnligale Farm,
Middlt sex, and W. Rose, Manchester, horse-dealers—T.
Elliott and J. Slather, Arundel, Sussex, tallow-chandircs—
T. and J. Ackroyd, Clayton, Yorkshire, worsted-manufac-
turers—J. Montgomery and M. Smith, Sheffield, printers—
T. Peach and 4.P. Miller, Leicester, brewers.

SUGAR. —Average Price of BLown or Muscovado Sugar, com-
puted from the Returns wade i n the week ending the 2d day
of September, 13 51s. toid. per cw•t.
London, England, 1818-09-07

[British Press, Sept. 7.]

The Semiramis, recently arrived at Portsmouth, nailer the
c,onmand of Captain Josern IlaanisoN, rate First Liente-
tuna, sailed from riot Royal on the 27th July, with a freight
of specie for the I farannaht at rived there on the sd Angust,
and sailed again on the 4th, with 900,000 dollars, besides
gold dust, cochineal, and ivory, on account of merchants in
London. The Cherub, Captain WILLES, had arrived at Port
Royal, from t he coast of Africa (hat ins; left Cape Coast Castle
on the 21st of May), and Was to sail for England about the.
10th ult. The Tyrian was the only ship beside at Port Royal
rourinz the three years service of the Semiramis upon the
coast of Africa, she lost only two of her men by sickness.
London, England, 1818-09-07

[The Times, ditt6.]

intdligence from Madrid states thatthe Discayan provinces
are engaged in a sort of traffic with the Court ; matting small
advances of money in the hope of preserving their ancient
.privileges \Ve do not envy the situation of. that country
where the Sovereign must be bribed into a respect for the
r►ghts of his subjects. A Cadiz letter gives a sad account of
the dangerous and disordered state of Mexico, which we have
received such multiplied assuratkes was long Bina reduced
to perfect subjection and tranquillity. The parties of Insur-
gents are in such formidable strength, that the Royalist in-
habitants dare not venture beyond the walls of the city of
Mexico. Father Torres is not only alive, but in arms, and
occupies a fort in the neighbourhood of St. Ltiis. Add to
this, that for want of quicksilver, and from'ot her causes, not
one-twentieth of the usual number of mills were at work-
-50 or 60 only, instead of 1500. We insert a Decree of the
Buenos Ayres Government,• authorising a reduction of 25
per cent, in all ditties on goods imported into that Republic.
I* This article is in all the Morning Papers, and in another
part of Tut Sori.
London, England, 1818-09-07

cERTIFICATES—SEPT. 26.

J. Prichard, Church-lane, Whitechapel, cooper—M. Baron,-
Caleford, Gloucester, scrivener—=l'. I nglehy, Birmingham,
cummoo carrier—G. Horne, Threadneedle-street dealer—J.
Buckley, Lawrence-lane, warehouseman.
London, England, 1818-09-07

CORN M.ARKET, arc.

Coati-Ex6KAGE, Sri.r. 7.—We 113(1 a good
supply Of Wheat this morning from Esttfx and
Vent, %%hid, caused a doll sale, at a decline of 21.
per quarter ; Oats being in &mind, and having
hot a moderate Stipi ly. they stipnout their price ;
Barley and Boiling Peas have each advanced veil/
considerably, as per currency. In other kinds of
Grain there is no alteration.

Foreign IS'l►e:it - 603. 703.
Fine 111th1 - - 784. 8=24.
English Wheat • 05;. 70s.
Fine 4itto • - - 803. 84c.
Old ditto - • --s. --s.
Rye -s.
Fine ditto - - - ---s.
Rarity - • - • 475.503.
Fine ditto • - - 60; 70s.
New ditto - - - 603. 765.
Malt
,Fine ditto - - -90 s. 945.
tV'l►iteL'ease (boners) (Qs. Gas.
Fine ditto - - -70 s. 903.

Grev Prnce - - 7 554 eng.
Fine firey Pea ‘e - 624.
'Fick Beans - - -68 s. 755.
Oil ditto - - - —S.
1nt:+II Tick -88 s. 92c.
Old ditto - —;.
Feed Oats - - 30, 3
Fine ditto - - - 34, :Jqs.
Poland ditto - -
Fine ditto - - - 38.. 414.
Potatoe ditto - - Scis. 425.
Rape Seed 461. 521. per last.
Fine Flour - • -
Seconds - - 655. 70s.

HOP INTE

LUGENCE.

WORCESTER, SEPT. 3.—Tice picking has now
very generally commenced in onr plantation•, and
we may confidently predict that the hops grown
in this district will be equal, if nut superior, to
any in the kingdom ; the mould, which has af-
fected Kent and Sussex, loss not appeared here.
In our market on Saturday, 41 new pockets were
roll a► from 10 to 13 guineas ; the quality was
good, for the first picking, but they had evidently
been hurried over the kiln. Yeatlings averaged
121. to
.121, Its —ln the Borough, we understand,
more than .1000 new pockets and bags have been
fold at from 101. 10s. to 1.11. ; the quality was not
fine ; for Farnham, 201. was asked, but not ob-
tained ;
.indeed, there appears a general shyness
of pun basing, from the confident expectation of
a further decline in price ; we have heard of new
Keats having been already offered for 91. The
duty stands at about 150,0001,
London, England, 1818-09-07

From the LONDON GAZETTE, SEPT. 5.

[l'his Gazette. Notifies that the Prince Regent
has appointed Sir T. Hislop a Knight Coin-
wander of the Order of the Bath ; Samuel M'Cor-
tnick, Esq. Sheriff-Depute of Bute; Robert Bruce,
Esq. Sheriff-Depute of Argyll ; and James Wal-
ker, Esq. Sheriff-Depute of Gallow•ay.]

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
J. Frost. St. Albans, linen-draper, from Sept. 12 to Sept. 152
at Guildhall.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
J. Hale, Chester, butcher.

BANKRUPT.

J. 0. Head, Liverpool, merchant, Sept. lA, IG, Oct- 17, at
the George Inn, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Cope, Wilson
street, Gray's Inn-lane.
W. Cowper, Bell-court, Walbrook, paper-merchant, Sept.
19, 2G, Oct. 17, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hodgson,
Dyer's-court, Alderman bury.
J. Dawson, Burnham Westgate, Norfolk. bookseller, Sept.
IS, 19, Oct. 17, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. Attorniest
Messrs. Bignold and Brightwell. Norwich ; and Messrs.
Alexander and Holtne, New Inn.
W. Morton, Worksop, Nottingham, porter-merchant, Sept.
18, ID, Oct. 17, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. Attornies,
Mr. Wake, Worksop ; and Messrs. Wigglesworth and Cros-
ley, Gray's Inn.
R. Felton, Lawrence Pountney-lane, merchant. Sept. 12, 17,
Oct. 17, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Gregson and
Fonncreau, Angel-court, Throgrnorton- street.
- DIVIDENDS.

Sept. 28, E. W.-Dickenson, J. Dickenson, and J. R. Hodg-
son, Liverpool, merchants—Sept. 30, H. and W. Parry, Caer-
leon, Monmouth, tin-plate mawifacturers—Oct 31, B Sar-
geant,Ki ugston- u poll-Thames, carpenter—Sept. 28, E. Webb,
Birmingham, linen-draper—Oct. 31, W. Grieves, Holborn-
bridge, cheesemonger—Sept. 20, N. Ahlitt, Great. Yarmouth,
corn-merchant—Oct. 14, 0. Roberts, Amlach,- Anglesed,
shopkeeper—Sept. 29, C. Nlorehouse and M. Blown, King-
ston-upon-Hull, ruerelnuits—Oct. 10, T. Smith, .Adiningtou,
Gloucester, dealer—Sept. 29,,1). Caruthers, Liverpool, mer-
chant—Sept. 28, S. Trent, Yeovil, Somerset, miller—Oct. 1,
R. T. Sharpe, Micklehrit',,, York, money-scrivenet —Oct. 2,
.1. Grant/ Scolcoates, York, beast johbe r—Sept. 30, W. Rowh-
tree, Newcastle-npoh-Tyoe, miller—Sept. 29, J. and J. Mul-
lett, Ilmioster, Somerset, flax-spinners—Sept. 2G, W. May,
Crispin-street, Spitaltields, hombazeen-weaver—Oct. 7, W.
Matthews, Liverpool, merchant.
London, England, 1818-09-07

D PPABTURES.

The Duke of Grafton, for Euston Hall, in Norfolk; Earl
of Westmorland, for Cowsfield, near Ron►sey, in Hampshire;
Hon. Richard Neville, for Hampton-court, in Radnorshire;
Mr. E. Charlton, for Cheltenham : Colonel Pere, for Suffield
['louse, near Aylesham, in Norfolk ; Lord Crawley, for
Guildford.

BATH Anarv.u.s.—Earl and Lady Waidezraie, Viscount
Wryomoth, Lad J. Thynoe, Lttly Andley,'Lady C. Stewart,
Nl3 s. Hewitt, Sir T. S:epney, Sir . Strachey, Sir C.
Wheeler, Ceneral Nialor and Mrs.
Gartside ; Captains Curti wit, Collin, Ed wai di. Piktgus,
C. Ring, Shearinan, G. Smith, Storey; Commissioner Ingle-
field.

A pinning tiportstuati in his last moments said,
I am going, to a belt-er place." 'l'his ‘vhitosical
exit, at slid) an a..s fill period, will serve to justify
the Poet, who says—

" We feel the ruling passion strong in death."

LONGEVITY.—There is now living at Glen&
less, near this town, one PhCrbe Codhouro, who,
nu tie 24th day of August last, entered into the
I USt II year of her age. She was horn in a small
house on ‘Vhittington Common, on the 24th day of
August, 1710 :—She has been married three times,
her first husband's name was Kay, a tailor, but
she had no.childrcn by him ; she was first mar-
ried at the ..44,,e ut 26.—Fier second busband's
name was ‘Vatkinsou, a labourer, belonging
to Sheffield, by whom she had right children :
one sou (her youngest child, in the 61st year of
his age, "it it whom, she resides) and dangh-
lets ate her only surviving children.--In the 64th
year of her age, she married her third husband,
Codhourn, a labourer, whom sits survives.—
Her father died in the Stith year of his age.
She eats her victuals with an appetite, c4pe-
cially such things as she fancies she can like,
but complains of a pain in her stom,ch after
Caring, and appears to . le:sn forward very
notch while silting in her, chair 3 she drinks about
a pint of melt liquor per day. and ahem' the same
tin.intity of British gist per week. The Township
of Sheffield allows her 43. per week. Sue has t o
remaining teeth. She has of late been often
vi-
sited both by neighbouring families and strangers.
(Sheffield Mercury)
• SEA SKRPENT.—An article from New York, of
the 29th July, says—" An express arrived in
town last night to announce the appeat ?thee, at 5
o'clock yesterday afteroMin, oft Rockaway Brach,
of the sea serpent and her :wt. young ones. Seve-
ral pet sons mete bathing in the suit at the time,
who were Si) much alarmed that they literally
flew over the sand till they reacl:ed a place
of safety. From the nomerons large shoals of tish
which of hite have been hovering MI the Rock-
away shore, it is pro',able the of the
dery will remain some time aim"(;hintplace, and
will be seen by many New Yorkers,, who bait
heretofore (L3believed all the bloucutter dud Cape
Ann stories."
London, England, 1818-03-09

MARRIED.

At Ely, Fife, on the £4th' ult. Mr. John Orenstoti
master, to ;Hiss Isabella Carstairs, second daughter of tios
late Mr. John Carstairs. -

DIED. !
On Sunday morning, at his house" in Lower Grosvenor' '
street, the Hon. J..A. Stewart IVortley Mackenzie. • - •
fit PariS, on the 17th ult. Miss Caroline Hubert, of Bea'
'nett-street, St:, Jarnes"s, aged 23.
Lately, 'in Sent hamPtiin-row, Russell-square, Mrs. Cattle'
rice Tatum,. Widow and,reliet of Stevens 'Cotton, Esq. at tha.
advanced age of 85.
On ThurSday last, suddenly, at her house ip Lady
'passage, in the lo3th year of her age, Mary Aim Murphy,
'lrishwoman, who for the last 70years resided in the Borough'
Afew days ago, at Sheffield, Mr. Samuel Dutton, pew;
knife cutler, aged 73 years, and one of the " old' school .4)L
Change Ringers, who rang in the' 6,018 peal of that intricate
method, Ctimbrilge Surprise, eight in.' On the evening
interment, the St. Peter's Company xang his funeral peal oa •
the ten belts at St. Peter's Church in that town; deeply •
muffled , •

, .
Ou,Friday, the 20th ult. ,at Laneham, Notts. Mrs. Cooling,
aged 76. liThile.on tier knees otri!ring her last service to the
Supreme Being for her dying husband, about one o'clock in
the morning, she was seized with a fit and died in a foil lii'
nuto. John Cooling, Butcher, her husband, died about
ipight o'clock the same morning, aged! 70, after a tedious
illness. • They were both interred in one grave on the
ing Monday.

LONDON: Printed by 4. B. CARSTAIRS, of No. 495 Great
Ormond-street, Queen-square; and published by W. A.
SCRIPPS, of No. 7, -South Moltdn-street, at THE S"
Office, No. 112, Strand ; where Advertisements, Oriersl
Letters, &c. (post-paid) must be addressed.

;
London, England, 1818-03-09

ill) in our RolUs. The Prince Regent schooner drove out of
ibelLbads lasf night.

" POOLE; MARCH B.—Arrived the Ann, Dap:tent, from
Newfoundland, leaky; sailed 18th January,-and soon got
jammed in the ice, where she remained 29 days. -They were
just in sounding's when the gate of last Wednesday came on,
and they tepbrt that it was by no means so tremenduas-as.we
have found it.
.•

" MILFORD, MARCH have had a severe gale from
the S.W. to S.E.—The Minerva,`-Humphreys, lost her bow-
sprit, and received other. damage. The Donegal, Courtney,
is onshore. The Friends' 'novas, Harvey, lost her main-
mast and bow-sprit. Tae Sandwich Post-Office packet has
been on shore, but has got off again with damage. The Earl
of Leicester Post-Office packet parted from her cables, and
was drove on shore, but has been got-off again with damage.
The Goa•er Post-Office packet upset her windlass, and re-
ceived other damage.

" HARWICH, NlAncu 8.'.--Sailed" the Castlereagh packet,
with mails fur Cuxhaven; the Lady Nepean packet, with ditto
for Holland..

IklAncri 6.—During the gale of Wednesday last, the
Metcalf, Tindall, and the Providence, Walson, both for Leeds
from London, with goods, were driven on shore and sunk.
" NORTH SHIELDS, .MARCIU6.—The brig Piece, Cooper,
and the Juno, Storm, are on shore, and the Mate of the
former drowned—all- hands else are safe. The Lady Jaue,
Fleming, sailed to-day for Davis' Straights.
" SHEERNESS, MARIH 8 L-Sailed to-day the Isabella, Val,
lis, with Convicts for New South Wales."

CITY, ONE O'CLOCK.--A fluctuation 'of one-
half:per cent. took .place this morning in the
price of the Fonds ; Consols opened at 77i
:for
Money; and 78 for the Account, but soon after-
wards rose to 78a for honey, and 741. for the
Account, at which price they remained at the above

tiErle

This morning we received Boston Papers to ILC

10,11 ult.

(From 77a. ifos:on Adrerther of Feb. 9.)
lIOUSE.OF 11.FTRESENTATIVES, FEB. Z.

CASH OF ISISADB.

Mr. TRIMBLE ,sctbAitted for consideration tl;c
following Resolutions :

Resoled, That the demand made by the, Pre-
sident of the United States upon the King of
SPAIN;fO( the liberation of RICHARD W. MEADE,

a Citizen of the United States, detained in con-
finement in tiie Castle of Santa Catalina at Cadilf

ought to be supported and enforced by vesting the
President with authority to make reprisals, ill the
event of a failure on the part of Sitain, promptly
to discharge the said MEADE. After same debate.
a motion to lay the Resolution on the table waii
London, England, 1818-03-09

POETRY.

• ENIGMA.*
i have twenty itiensand friends, • .
Duly serving,at my side;
Whose united cart defends
• The POst that Ito them confide. ' •
But if a simple mie Of these
Beyond his comrades dare to go,
Enraged, the officious fool I seize,
And cast him from me as a foe.
• We'r6luest a solution front our ingenious Readers.
London, England, 1818-12-10

FOR TIIE SUN.

115. EDlTOR,—Observing in a Public Print the
report of a cause wherein I was the defendant, 1
beg leave to mention a few inaccuracies in that
statement, which I arl sure your candour will do
me the favour to correct by the insertion of this
Letter. The fact ►ealiy is, that 1 purchased the
premises in one case subject to a ground rent.
This circumstance was not explained, nor could
it be known to the Judge or the Jury, though the
very man of whom I bought them was examined as
a witness: 'f tae lessee was served with a notice
to terminate the lease at the expiration of the 14
years, but not the tenants in possession, which

* We noticed this case on Monday last, and stated the
reason why it was not heard on Saturday, fir. the absence of
the Defendant's Counsel. It has since been heard ; but as
the report is not sufficiently explanatory of the whole motifs,
in justice t 9 Captain FA:nNAN we subjoin hi 9 letter.

was admitted in evidence ; nor indeid werelrla
served notices to quit, after the 1011"#1:11
been so terminated. In the other easel rented.
Btu, in addition to the purchase, I expended
considerable sum in inprovements, more—iideea
than double the amount of their original cost..-A
good a defence, on a variety of grounds. (11'
consider mine to he in this action, thatWhe)
. was called on last Saturday, in the absence bf
Counsel and Attorney, I expressed my readige.s,
to the Judge to undertake it in person. The In
dulgenee of his Lordship made this, however, on#
necessary, by his permitting it to stand t'veri
Next Term my intention is to move in arrest °ll
judgment, or else for a new trial, as al,o to file
in equity. My sole motive in troubling yo`t
with this explanation is, that the eirenmstances
may not go abroad to the world in false colour'''
I have the honour to be, &c. &c.
W. BLENNERHASSETT FAIRNIANO
Captain late 4th Ceylon Regitnent.
London, England, 1818-12-10

sinp NEWS.

LIVERPOOL, DEC. 8 —The Duke of Richmond,
rum Quebec to Greenock, was stranded a' Qoe-
bee, and must unload. The Lliza, LUCK, from
Plyrnoulh to Quebec, was lost on the ()to Nov.,
about 12 miles to the Westward of Cape Chat ;
crew 'saved, and arrived at Quebec. The tler-
cuks, Horts'iottouGH, from Liverpool to Quebec,
and the Orion,' trout Dublin to ditto, were [wally
lost, 'early in November, in the river St. L.,,w-
-renee. The Amanda, CoiEm AN, front Youghall
to Liverpool, foundered on Wednesday nigh; last,
1.0 leagues S.W. of Bardsey crew saved.
DEAL, DEC. 9 —Arrived, and sailed for the
River, the Brilliant, YOUNG, 'from the Cape of
Good Hope ; joi) Bulteley, GULAGEP., front
Richmond, Virginia, in 29 day's.
RAMSGATE, DEC. 9.—Sailed the'principal part
Of the trade hound westward.

Pdittstilourit, DEC. 9."NiriVed the Sove-
reign, DAwsonr, from Quebec ; sailed the sth
Nov.-, and on °the 19:h sprung a leak, and was
obliged to tliroW part of her cargo overboard ;
she is now in a leaky state, but will proceed, with
a feiv additional bands, as soon as the wind is
fair. Sailed his Majesfy's ships Primrose tar Ply-
mouth .; Driver, to the Westward ; and Grecian
on a cruise ; and several of the •outward-bound.

PENZANCE, DEC. 7.—The Maly, CLEUGIf,
front Shields to Nantes, is found to be so much
strained that she has been obliged to unload to
London, England, 1818-12-10

PE rrioN TO RAISE THE PRICE OF BREAD.

Notwithstanding the opposition which has been
raised against this measure in the Manufacturing
Districts, letters received yesterday from various
parts, show that the design is by no means aban-
doned by the Land-owuers and Land-holders of
most of the principal Agricultural Counties. In
Sussex, and in Kent, particularly in the neigh-
bourhood of Maidstone, we find that the Petition
has received a number of signatures. At Colches-
ter, also, it is circulated with some activity; and
in Suffolk and Norfolk the object of it is promoted
with great zeal by persons of much influence. It
is even proposed to form Committees of Mauage-
meor in every County, who may depute Commit-
tee-null to attend'at Westtniubter, trn the 14,h of
January next, its order to estaldish a Committee
of .Management for the whole Kingdom, and to
arrange awl conduct the evidence to he submitted
to Parliament in support of the Petition. On the
other hand, we have much pleasure in statiog that
the itd of Birrniogbati., ,Manchester,
Sheffield, and other large totvns, have it in con-
templation to meet this cruel effort by a Counter-
Petition and Public Meetings are talked of for
that purpose, which are only delayed in order
that it to.ty he ascertained whether, without such
a display of hostility, the obnoxious Petition.will
not yet be entirely tel )

THE KIYO'S JEWELS. —T he supposition which
we lotZ3rded on our first announcil4g the fact of
Chu King's Jewels being. missing, ihat his Majesty
himself might l►are deposited them in some place
ot secret safety, we can now no longer entertain.
It is ascertained that the whole of Corse valuables
were safe in tl,e casket a long time after 1113 Ma-
jesty's lamented malady took place, and we re-
peat, that on the casket being last onened, it
was fount! to be completely empty.—(lbid )

Lord Harrowby's appointment to !tierce(' Sir
Chalks `Stuart, as Ambas,ador to the Court of
France, is understood IQ be in consequence of the
pallicolar request of his M,,st Christian Majesty
himself. The Noble Lord has been for many
years one of the most intimate and respected
friends of that ill nnArch. Lord Pembroke IJlti
previously been spoken of as likely to fill that ho-
nourable, and ice May say, highly important situ-
ation.—(lbid.)
London, England, 1818-12-10

they +ret•e A.Ctilany sl►ippetl in 1,:ogl .na for. The
taverns are HI of Captains and Officers of vessels
looking out for cargoes, but they are obliged to
wait a long time before they can get any ;
snch a (lull state is the free trade, while the East
India Company's shipS have cargoes ready en-
gaged for them previous to their arrival."
London, England, 1818-12-10

OLD BAI LEY

Yesterday the following prisoners were cBi
tally convicted :
Joseph Mason, for assaulting Lord Basset ."
the King's highway, and taking from his person
two gold seals, &c.
- Sarah Thwaites, for breaking and entering till
dwelling-house of Joseph Allen, and stealing a
silver watch, &c.
William Ba!dock, for assaulting Hushai Jon"
on the Icing's highway, and taking from his Per'
son a hat and silk handkerchief.
Robert Thrower, for stealing a clock, three
coats, &c. of Joseph Braidley, in his dwelling'
house.
George Wm. Handy, for breaking and entetil
the dwelling-house of John Spice, and steali"v
several articles of wearing apparel. of
Jahn Moon, for stealing a 51. Bank-tote is
James Jerkins, in the dwelling-house of -10"
Hewett.
John Pidgeon, for a bnrglary in the dwelling'
„4
house a Abraham Borratlaile, II"
and stealing ("'
I/. Bank-notes and othev monies.

WURDER,-A most shocking murder w3s,e°„lll;
mitted in the neighbourhood of 'Liverpool'
Wednesday last. A woman of the name
Nixon was found about dusk in the evelling;'
in the road from Derby Chapel to Faimi.'e.;
ley, with her throat cur, by a young boy, 5-f,
of the Rev. Mr. Towne. She was' not tl
but expired in a short time afterwards. ',d,
knife with which the fatal deed had been c°"o.„
muted was found near the place where 11).e j
man was lying ; which having been trite%
to belong to the family by whom the
husband was employed, he was -of
atelv taken into custody, to await the-verdlc. 0.
the Coroner's Jury. It is said that the
and her husband had not lived together for slfrho
time. On Saturday, an Inquest was held or' ter,
body, before HARVEY WRIGHT, Esq., Cor°,ecf
when a verdict of Wilful Murder was relare
against the husband, who was immediately cQO-11
minted for trial, and sent off the same afWl3°
to Lancaster.
(4f.
Ftex-Aums.—Parents cannot be cant,! o-el
frequently, or too strongly, against all""vgirl
young boys to use fire-arms. A fine•lotle Pbo
was shot dead at Wimbledon, on Friday 10'
a gun accidentally going off, which a !loll('
thirteen years of age had in his hand.
scarcely could have raised a heavy gun, w°s
fered to go out in the fields shooting sparrovf6.or
Monday a wowan died at Coppingfordflo
Huntingdon, who had for the preceding weekt•ctie
in a dormant state. In the course of thelt
she had beet) let blood, when, it is said, she op jol
00
ed her eyes, but immediately afterwards le" do
her former state of somnolency, and continue
till she died. .

COAL MARKET, DECEMBER 9.
Ships at Market. Ships sold. nice' ia;,
36/ Newcastle ....... 15f. .......355. nd. to
2 Sunderland I 335. 6d. to

-rd4
London, England, 1818-12-10

Morning Chronicle.]

There has been a rumour for t‘vo days that a
Candidate likely to start for the Representa-
tiOn of Wes,minSter, on those principles ot Ra-
tional Reform which so powerfully recommend-
ed Sir SAMUEL 110MII.LY to the choice of the
Electors.

It is reported on 'Change that the Bank mean
to call in the Ooe and Two Pound N,ites,
anaonoting to five millions, for which purpose three
millions of silver is now ready to. issue, and two
millions more is coining.—(lbid )
London, England, 1818-10-22

JEALOUSY.

I gather'd the violet so blue,
Its colour spoke peace to my breast,
An emblem of love that is true,
My love for my charmer expreiis.d.

The primroge invited my view,
lik'd not itv colour so pale,
Expreg,ive of jealou,y too,
1 left it to fide 011 the vole.

Snell cant ion 'twere needless to take,
For Put LIDA lateh• was seen
With gifts of a swain at a wake;
At night shar'd his dance on the green.
Since dealonsy's poison has hat row'd toy breast,
Adieu ye soft blossoms of comfort and rest !
London, England, 1818-10-22

FOR THE SUN.

Ma. EDITOR,--Tfioilgi:, as en inhabitant of
London, I am notch gratified %skit the Extracts
which you insert in your Paper from the Pro-
viucial Journals, by which means we Londoners
are enabled to form a tolerable estimate of the po-
litica! sentiments of the Empire at large, while, at
the same time, your Country Readers are put in
possession of all that is important and interesting
in the Lum(ion Journals, and therefore I conceive
that the People in geuetal are much indebted to
you for so useful, instructive, and amusing a
plan, yet I must charge yon with partiality in
this respect, for I observe that you Duly select
those opinions of the Provincial Editors that are
favourable to Government. Now, Sir, in order
to give your Readers what may be styled a bird's
ey e view of the moral, political, and religious
character of the country, as derivable from the
opinions of public writers,who, like the Parliamen-
tary representatives, may be supposed to
the sentiments of their respective supporters, you
should present to us what is said con as well as
pro, and then indeed you may lay claim to the ft
reputation of an impartial Journalist.
Oct. 20, late.

CI VIS.

*** The Editor conceives that as there are too
many e%il spirits constantly at work to delude
the mass of common people, it is rather his duty
to counteiact Le poison of sedition than to pro-
mote its diffusion. lie is highly gratified, how-
ever, in assuring his Readers, that, with very
few exceptions, the Provincial Prints of the Em-
pire at large are animated by sound principles,
and in many instces are tar superior to most of
the London Journalists in knowledge and talents,
as well as patriotism.
London, England, 1818-10-22

DEJECTION.

Compell'd liV a passion moct pure,
I rose with the loud singiux lark ;
In hopes of my charmer secure,
I cross'd o'er the lawn of the park.

The smiles of Aurora I haird,
I wanted my I'm LIDA'S 3in ile,
In pursuit of my charmer I laird.
And fear she looks cold on my toil.

Farewell to the daisy•drest Mend;
Dejection, I Hy to thy cell,
To sonic other inure wealthy decreed,
Is PtittanA destin'd ; they tell.
Cease warhlets your son 4, and hereafter he mute;
Fur my muse is in sorrow, and silent my flute.
London, England, 1818-10-22

London, the prolpeetus of a periodiell work, en.
titled Gabinete Politico de Curiosidades de Espana
e Adios. Thus he has been taken as a hostage,
with the view of loading him with chains, in pro-
portion as his brother may throw light with more
or less force on the teal-administration of this
country.

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Pert armed Lust Night.
THEATRE ROYAL, DituitY-LANE.—Lionel and Clarissa: Lio-
nel, Mr. C. Fisher ; Clarissa, Miss Witham. After which,
The Tale of Mystery.
THEATRE ROYAL, CovENr-GAuDEN.—The Clandestine Mar-
riage : Lord Oglehy, Mr W. Fat ren ; Miss Sterling, \I rs.
C. Kcinble. After which (211 time), Proof Presumptive.

TO CORRESPONDENTs.
Fu:nEttA AFRICAN.% (No. LX.), To-inorrow.

ow" For TAiTE, LITERARY REVIEW, and TERK.E
see the First Page--For PaovtNclat, JouttNaLs, see the
Last Page.

MAILS.
/lunyEn—l Dublin, 1 Waterford, I France, I Brazils.

Dur,-1 NVaterford.

PRICE OF STOCKS
PHIS fIAY AT TWELVE

3.per Cent. Red. 77 761 f,
:3 per Cent. Cons.— • • 771iiii
:3i Inv Cent 87 86&
1 per Cents
5 per Cent. N. Ann.... 107;1

Bank L. Ann 20 1-16th
India Bonds... S9s. pr.
Each. Bilk, 2d... 195.215. pr.
Units. for N0v.... 771 78 77ii

HIGH ‘VATER AT LONDON BRIDGE To .moßnow.
Nlorning, Js minutes after 8. Evening, 3 n►inutes after 9

THE SUN.

11101,ENI QUIS DICERE FALSUM AUDEAT ?

LONDON,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1818.
London, England, 1818-10-22

MISS A. M. PORTER'S NEW NOVEL

On Thursday the sth of November will be published, in
3 Volumes I2ioo.

THE FAST of ST. MAGDALEN. A Novel.
By Nlis ANNA MARIA PORTER.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brun,
Ltincion.

Of whom may had, by the same Author,
I.. The Knight of St. John, Third Edition, 3 Vols. 11. Is.
boards.
2. Recluse of Norway, 4 vols. 11. 4s.
3. lionzarian Brothers, 3d Edit. 3 vols. 165.-6 d.
4. Don Sebastian, 3 Vols. 11. Is.

SCOTT'S POETICAL WORKS.
'Phis Day were published,
By LOngiian, Horst, Rees, ()rum, and Brown, London, and
A. Constable and Co: Ediuburgh,
I. LAY of the LAST MINSTREL.—
By WALTER SCOTT, Esq.
The 15th Edition, in Syn. price 10s. 6d hoards.
2. 'MAR:IIION, a TALE of FLODDEN FIELD. The 9th
Edition, in Sim. price I4s. boards.
•N. ILAELADis' and LYRICAL PIECES. The 4th Edition,
in Bro. price 7s. Cl. hoards.
4. The LADY of the LAKE. The 11th Edition, in Aso.
price 14s. hoards.
5. ROKE:I3Y, in Six Cantos. The tall Edition, in Sen.
price 14s. boards.
6. Th., LORD of the ISLES, a 'Poem. The 4th Edition, in
Bvo. price 14s. boards.
7. Thu MINSTRELSY of the scornsti BORDER; con-
sistiflL! of Historical and Rotnantic Bhllads, founded on Local
Traditions sth Edit. a Vols. Bso. ICs.
London, England, 1818-12-28

MARRIED.

Yesterday •e'nnight, at Gainshro',- Mr. Wm. AtLinson to
Miss Watson.
Same day, at East Retford, Nottingham, Mr. H. Pritchard.
to Miss Peirce.

Lately, John Terry, Esq. of Brough, Yorkshire, to Ar*
Della, second daughter of the late John Foster,
Lincoln.
Lately, at Thatcham, Mr. Jacob Trapper Rabbits, Gibbs
Moore,'Kingsclere, Hants, aged tit, to Miss Martha Samuel's,
aged 71, Crutdiatii, Bergs. The bride and her companion,.
cheerfully trudged it to and from the parish chute!), aor
twice of tour miles.
London, England, 1818-12-28

1,,,* Attendance is given, daily, at the said Offices, -for
the Assurance of Buildings, Goods, Merchandizes, and
Ships, in Harbour, in Dock, or while building, ft oar Loss
or Dania!7e by .Fire; anti also for the Assurance of, and
granting'Annitities on, Lives.
-N.n. Fire Policies wil4 he issued free of Expence to the As-
sured, where the Annual Premium amounts to 63. ur up-
wards.

JUNIUS IDENTIFIED.
This Day was published,

In Pall. with a fine Portrait of Sir PHILIP FRANCIS, and
Five Plates of Hard-w. ding, price 1 is. in boaro, the !.e-
-cotid Edition, corrected and enlarged, of
E THIDENTITY of JUNIUS with a DIS-
TINGUISH El) LIVING CHARACTER e•tablished.
Including the SUPPLEMENT; consisting of Fax-Similes of
Hand-writing, and other Illustrations.
" That it proves Sir Philip Francis to be.Tnnius we will
not affirm ; but this we can safely assert, that it. acemoidates
such a mass of circumstantial evideace, as renders it ex-
tremely difficult to believe he is not; and that, if so many
coincidences shall be found to have misled its in this case,
our faith, in all conclusions drawn from proofs of a similar
kind, may henceforth he shaken."—Edinb. Rev. 57.
***The SUPPLEMENT :nay be had separately, price 3s.
Printed for Taylor and Hessey, 93, Flectsstreet.

ASTRONOMY FOR SCHOOLS, BY MR. GUY.
In a few Days . will be publis:lee,
In Royal 18mo. illustrated by Eighteen beautiful Plates, price

only ss. in red,
ELEMENTS of ASTRONOMY, familiarly
explaining the general Plnenotnena of the lieavenfy
Bodies, and the Theory of the Tides. To which is subjoined,
a complete Set of Questions for Examination. Fur tin I.lse
of Private Students as well as of Public Seminaries. Intended
as a Companion to .the " School Geography" of the same
Author. •
London, England, 1818-12-28

NUMBER 8211.]

P1C717,111, LNG- OFFICE, Dec. f 5, 1818.
EiE COMMISS lONEAS for VICTUALLING
His 31.4.1ESTY'S NA PT do hereby gice Notice, That

'von Friday, the Bth of Jetnnary ncrt, they will. be 4eatly
In receive Tenders in writing- (vented up!, and treat for

Ihe snpply (on separate Contracts), of all such quantities of
'SEA PROVISIONS and RUM as may he demanded for'the
Service ye his Mu, e.sty's Ships and Vessels at Greenock, fOr
twelve Calender ilknths :--to he paid for by Bills payable,
without Interest, sia•ty days alter dates
The Conditions of the Contracts may he seen at the Serre-
t^ry's Office, at thm (Mice; or 1,,/ applying to the Col-
lector his Majesty's Customs at Greenock.

No regard will be hod to any Tender in which the Price
:hall not be inserted in words at lenzth, or that shall not be de-
livered to the Board before. One o'Clock on the *Hid Friday,
'kr 8a of January next, nnr unless't he Person who makes
the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to an-
swer when railed for-
The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at-ths2,
17k-
Ittgll~lry_()bfiee at Portsmouth.

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Dec. 21, 1818.

IBC PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA-
JESTY'S ORDNA NCI; do hereby give Notice,

that Proposals ?rill be received at their Office, in Pall-:?Tall,
•ft or b?l,re fredliesday, the 30th luso ant, from swrh Per-
sons as may be willing to undertake the Sapplo of CANDLES,

fer Service of this Department, at Woolwich, for a period
f One Year, from the Ist of January next.
Samples of the Candles may be viewed upon application to
OP respective Officers of the (Mrinance in the Royal Arsenal
act ir,oolncich; and farther Particulars, together with the
rem,* and Conditions of the Contract, may be hnor* nt
144 P Secretary's Office, in Pail-Mall aforesaid, any Day
ietween tine hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the
Proposals must be delivered, sealed zip, and indorsed " Pro•
London, England, 1818-12-28

AMERICAN DOCUMENTS.

Estimate of the Population of the province of Buenos Ayres,
Cordova, Tucu►nan, Mendo2a or 'Ctiyo, and Salta, under
the names of the different towns or districts which send
Reprbsentarives to the Congress. •
By an imperfect census, taken, it is believed, in 1815,
Buenos /lyres contained 93,105,'excluding trpops and trail-
slant persons, and Indians.

By more re- •
cent esti-
mates, cx- Exc.lnd-
eluding- In- ink
Indians.
ilfang,‘ Ayres
75,000 75,000
Tueoinan 43,000 45,000
Sewli.l4,) del Estero
Valle tie Callamarea '317,00 40,000
20,000 20,000
Salt JIM, 3.1,009 34,000
• 38 OOO 3,4,000
Sal. Luis
Irojny - 25,000 25,000
50,000 50,000

Itic!tid.

in;
10(16 ns.
250.000
100,000
20,000•

480,000 32:3,000

PROVINCES OF UPPER PERU.

Cochabamba lOO,OOO 120,000 200,000
Potosi
Plata, or Choreas 112,000 112,000 ' 175,000
La Paz 800,000
umirr the name of
Vuno. {
sauta Cruz de la —.120,003
Si e 1 ra ... 350,000-f
On iro ..
SO,OOOl.

Paraguay

800,000

11111140 Oriental and Entre
'Rita - 50,000
Probably the town only
t (Jotter the various names of Santa Cruz de la Sierra
Major, and thequitos.
Nutr.—it it not underAtood that any part of the province of
Corrientes, or that of the city or district of Santa Fee, is
included in this eoiinate; and sonic distriets of some of the
other provinces may be omitted.
'Together with the Reports from our Combui.ti.mers, were
transmitted to Citti;zress time suveral doettrutatts
,ttlerein re-
ferred to, comprising the following papers :
APPENDIX:,

A, Fnne's ontline.
'B,' The manifesto of independence by the Congress u
Ilneun,-Ayr( s.
C, Vecl;iration'of independence of Chili. '
Traublatiun of s•ariaus docu+ucu•ts furnished by the Go.
s'e tailt•lit of iluenns-A)reS.
E, Pruvisinual salute.
F, Original Reports of the Secretary at Wit. of Buenos•
Ayres.
London, England, 1818-12-28

BIRTHS.

On the 41st instant, at Lenoxlore, near Haddington, the
Right lion. Lady Blantyre, of a son.
Thnrsday, the 24th instant, the Lady of Mr. Henri
Hoyle Oddie, of Upper Bedford-place, of a daughter.'

MARRIED.
On the 17th instant, Mr, John Perry, of Stroud Hotish
Iladeniere, to Nlitk.s Howell, of Islington.

DIED.
On Saturday, Frances, the wife of Mr. Darid Fisher, of
the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane.
On Thursday, in Duke-street. Portland-place, in ber Slit
Year, Elizabeth, the widow of Mr. Lionel Booth, late of thg
Stamp Office..
On the 24th instant, at Brompton, late of Kensington, in
his 77th year, the Ree. Thomas Wigan.
On Saturday morning., S. Helena, the infant daughter of
Charles Pearson, of St. Helen's-place, Loudon.
_ _

On Friday, the I sth instant, at Stamford, aged 58, Thonsa,
Bennet Grantham, Esq.
On the 24th instant, at his residence, Aldersgate-street.
Mr. John l3attenshaw.
On Thursday last, in Pancras-lane,— aged 40, Mr. Jobs
Watliin, late a Aldermanbury.

PROVINCIAL BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

lI(RTh

Lately, in Henrietta-street, Bath, Lady Willson, of Stroats,
Gloucestershire, of a son and heir.
Tuestla7 last, in New King-street, Bath, the, Lady of Caft*
Jones, of a daughter.
London, England, 1818-12-28

Wheat

Barley
Oats

2,255

- 3,118

The show of prime Cattle at this day's market was large,
and much business doing, but prices were nominally as last
week. The supply of Sheep was 'tolerably large, and pricei
of Mutton cheaper than last Friday. Pork was dearer, as
also Veal. The business in the Hay Market was somewhat
lively, and Hay of fine samples fully maintained our last
quotations; Clover has got up in price, and Straw sold at
brisk sale, at 2s. per load dearer than Friday..—The annexed
is a true statement of the Numbers and Prices at market :

(To sink the Offal; per Stone of Sibs.) •
Beef 4s. Od. to ss. ud. 1 Veal ss. Od. to 7s. Oil
Mutton —ss. Od. to VS,' ~4d. I Pork Dd. to 7s. Od

CATTLE AT MARKET.

Calves . -
HAY AND STRAW PER LOAD.

Bensts 2820

Sheep and Lambs .... 14,450

Hay.... £5 00 to ,C 8 00 1 Clover.. k 6 0 oto ,C 9 0 0
Straw ko 12 otO k 3 0 0

A letter from Mr. GEORGE BARTLEY to a friend
in Bath, announces the arrival of himself and
BARTLEY at New York, on the 15th N,eember,
after a most tempestuous voyage. The Lady was
about to make her debut in Isabella, and Mr.
'BARTLEY was advert;sed for Falstaff.
The crew of the Martnion",- -eighteen-in number
(Americans), with Captain CRANSON, their Com-
mander, attended Divine Service -at the Church
of Saint Clement, Ipswich, on Sunday week, {or
the purpose of returning thanks to the Almighty
for their- deliverance from shipwreck ; a suitable
discowse was delivered by the officiaring Minister
front the 107th Psalm, 23 and 24 v. The Martnion
foist her rudder, and - was otherwise damaged, on
the Ship Wash Sands, a short time since. 'She
sßiled on her voyage to New Orleans on Tuesday,
last.

EXTRAORDINARY MILDNESS OF THE SEASON.—
in the neighbourhood of this town may he seen, in
the garden (Dec. '6), in full bloom, jonquils,
narcissuses: hyacinths;anernonies, pinks, stocks,
African and French marigolds, the passion flow'ers,
'and Monthly roses, in great perfection, ripe straw-
berries, and rast.berrie.s. In the fielth and fledges.
the sweet-scented violets, heart's ease, purple
veteh, red robin, wild strawberry blos,nm, and
many others. the o:tk tool the elm retain much
of their foliage, and the birds are sometkines heard
as in Spring.—(Plyininalt Telegraph.)

. Ibe.Floritl4,. Capt. 1 Aw TAY NE, is an i'vcd at
Chatham, to he paid °tr.
Lieutenant Jack SOll IS ArpOliteti 10 COMII9IIII
the Serapis, convalescent
.ship, for Jantaicii, vice
Lieut. Lancaster.

On Sunday last, as .3 Gentleman of Oxford was
walking in the l'a'rks, he accident,liy pin tip
liera, her akin), ran into llolywt.ll,lunni
thence to liroad-s; eet, and into Trini' y
where she %.v.as tNko•n alive by the s.ou of tlic ror-
ct:r 01 LiGoiul (;allege. .