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finding bis clothes lying on the beak, caused an alarm for
faillobA of Sip, and WM. Musky pfd' blinself
Into the rivet 11 of It, awl wheelie* intimida-
the eistifki wi 'else.ationp, be sleek hit ' and called
deed fat Aber Wipe alibi eh the bank of the
if* ; Pbeiembe tralf hito the meet to his
maild:sant
•to MIMI ribcombe by his left ester,
auldhii on thde faces pd wok to rhos no more.
fle ii Ai Wen obbild de tosetly, that the
hookas ' lately been obligee to Mel Many thousand
pseuds waft to London.
Quad y of Ore sold at Rana MIN tens—
Amer Amount of Sale, 12,0231. 111.—Ave.',
DP 16f1. 17s.
Teellaliat leftuth, Aug: 18,—Tresevaan, 520—Wheal
Tom% 4s—Wheal Jewell, 277—Ting Tang, 230—Wheal'
Da, ll'entbroke, 167—Wheal Garland, JU—
NO% OmMk 168—Lanescott, 80—Wheal Hills, 65
Wheal Charles, 16—Wheal Sparrow, 7.—Total 2266 tons.
For fisle, at C.amboene, August 25.—Consols, 5/3
United Mines, 227—Wheal Leisure, 564—Ease Crinnis,
457—Panstruthal. 243—Rashleigh, 144—Great St. George,
352—Wheal Tolgus, 123.—Tingtang, 110—Cardrew, 108
—Lanescott. 105—Fowey Console, 101—Wheal Prudence,
81 —l'raskerby, 50—North Downs, U. Total 3,266
Tom

Tauao, Wheat, 245; Batley, 10s 6d t Oats, lea ed.
HiLsTotr.—leheat, (average)24s ; Barley, llts ; Oats,
81 6d.

Ceiestroan.—Wheat, 23s to 23e 6d; Barley. 104 to
lls Id ; Beef, 64 to 7d ; Mutton and Lamb, 6d MM.
MARRIED—Mr. Spry, surgeon, Truro, to Elisabeth,
eldest daughter of H. John, Esq. of Waterloo—At St. Ives,
Mr. Hocking, surgeon, to Honor, only daughter of R.
Warne, Esq.
DIED.—At Falmouth, Lieut. J. S. Spargo—At Her.
reppa, Martian, lobo Boulderson, Esq St commander in
the packet service—At Heiman Dr. Head—At Llskeard,
Wm. Pear, Lig. surgeon, 78!...At Southernhay, Exeter,
Rowland Hunt, Seq. barrister-at-law—At Tiverton, Elisa-
beth, wife of the Rev. J. Sporway—.ln Union-street, Stone-
house, the Rev. W. Evans, the oldest chaplain in the navy.
DERBY REPORTER. Aug. 11.
ARRIVAL/ AT Baxrcon—Arthtleacten Power, and Mr.
Bush, Admiral Sir James H. Whiuthed, Lady and the
Misses Whitehed, Col. and Mrs. Bentinek, Cat Sir Joseph
Cairncroan Viscount sad Viscountess Saathallan, Mas
Drummond and Brothers, Dr. Willis, Rev. P. Corte* Rev.
G. Hodgson, Rev. T. Williams, Rev. T. Chamberlain, and
family, Rev. Mr. M'Lean, Mr. Fineman, Mr. &twig.,
Mr. and Mrs. Seagrove, Mr. Dcdd, Mr. Wood, Mr. and
Nis. Jones, Mr. Orr, Mr. Winter. Mr. Gewthame, Mr.
Selland, Mr. Kirkby; Miss. Wall, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs-
Haight, Mr. Harris, Mr. Long, Mr. Wood and Sister, Mr.
Sada, Miss Byaoft, Mr. and Mrs. Gregeon, Mr. ear-
brook, Mr. Hall, Mr. T. Watson, Mr. Hudson Gale, Mr.
Bamford Hudson, Mr. Arnold Oee,,Mr. Barker, Mr. Hyde,
Mr. Hubbard, Mr. Hill, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Pilling, Mr. Rogers,
Mr. Baker, Mr. Wear, Mr. Bendy, Mr. Smeaten, Mr.
Thornton, Mr. Bradley, Mr. and Ms Clarke, M. Pear-
son, Mr. Bars, Mr. Salt, Mr. Crowther, Mr. Marsh, Mr.
Tillotson, Mr. Boomer, Mr. and Miss Newman, Mrs. Eil-
een, Mrs. Beaumont, Miss Taylor, Mr. nod Mrs.Hinchliffe,
Mrs. Ashton Mrs. Hardy, Mrs. Dodson Mr. Mrs. and
Miss Butcher, Mrs. Hackett, Mr. Manikin, Mr. Rob.
son, Miss %Risen, Mr. Williams, Mr. Whiteby, an &c.
The Derby Greed Triennial Musical Festival will be held
on the 27th, 28th, 29th, and 30th of September, for the be-
nefit of the General Infinntay.
O LIGHTS TILOM WATTII...—We understand SOHN
highly Interesting discovery is about to come before the pub-
lic, malting from the experiments of Professor Donevan,
and Mr. George Lowe, of Brick-lane gas works, London.—
It is said that letters patent have been obtained for the In.
vendee. We have been informed the hydrogen gm obtain-
ed by the decomposition of water is charged with as Ilium!.
easing peinelple by passing through some liquid procured
during the distillation of pit-coal, in the ordinary process of
gas-makint The requisite apparatus is stated to be much
more simp than that used at peewit. The new gas livery
superior is illuminating power, and may be oltaltied at a
much lower price.
On Sunday evening, a little before five o'clock, a dreadful
stem of thunder, lightning, bail sad rain, passed over
Helper and the neighbourhood. The hailstones were very,
large, and have done a great deal of damage. Hundreds of
windows have bum broken ; Messrs. Ward had man
broken In their wareboues and premises; Mr. Jeded
Strutt's bot-houses suffered very much; but the greatest
damage has been dome in the corn-fields. Mr. Jaeksea, of
Wildenk7 near Helper, has sustained more than 401.1055.
Mr. Ride, at Chevhs, has a great deal of Injavy dbne to
his awe ; mall the fields and gankme in• and about
Helper have.
You Woos. WARKIT, Auss. 4.—The quantity of
Wools shown was small, Mt many buyers being present,
the market was dull, and part was left unsold. In the pries
there is little or no alteration. Hop, 17s td 17s 6d. 'Mop
mid Ewes, Uts 6d to 16s fid; Locks, Is tolls 84; Moor
Wool, 8s to ee 94 ET stone of 16 lbs.
Waitrristm, Fatnar, AVG. 6.—There is a good ar-
rival of Wheat fresh up to-day. The dark esam of the
Lancashire imams has caused an unusually sm athtadame
of buyers. and the ereasaetioes to-day are 'vter ' bet
ptha have not materially altered, except, whys sales are
forced. Oats are id. per stone lover, and Shelling 6d. to
ls. per load lower. Beans steady. Only 221. was cared
for,reel of new Rapeseed of middling quality. Wheel,
Norfolk
and Suffolk, new, per gr. 60Ibs. per bush. to
fins Ditto, Boston and Wisbech, new, "per ditto, ditto, Ms
to 61111 Ditto, Yorkshire, sew, per ditto, ditto, Ida to 06e;
Ditto,' White, 641 to 68s; Ditto, Foreign, per ditto, ditto,
dile to Sib; Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk, per qr. Ns to
Ditto, Yorkshire and Lincolnshire, per ditto, 3Us to 36s ;
Hamburgh and Seale, per ditto, 30s to 36s;' ats, Potatoe
and Poland, per ditto, Us to 30s; Ditto, Mealing, new,
per stone, 13d to 14d; Ditto, ditto, Foreign, ditto, lid to
124 ; Beans, English, per 831bs. 37s to 411; Malt, per
load, as to 44a ; Shelling, per load, 31e to 338; Repeated,
$a list, per Last of 10 quarters, 201. to 231.
• DIED—At Wivertren 84, the Rev. John Dirks, who
was Minister of the Presbyterian Congregations of Duffield
and Ripley—At Claybrook Nall, 84. Ann, widow of the
late Thomas Dicey, Esq.—Charles Watson Robinson, 37,
of Hill Eldware.

BRIG HTON GAZETTE, Aug. 13.
Arrivals at die Old Ship Hotel : Mr. and Mrs. Weston,
Mr. Mrs. and Miss Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Grey andfamily,
Mr. and Mrs. Betts, Mr. Wilkinson, Dr. Latham, Mr. and
Mn. Hume, Mr. and Mrs. Cullyer, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Wright, Mr. Atm end Misses Wy..
att, Mr. and Mrs. Lightfoot, Mr. Rowland. Mrs. Careless,
Mr. Neville, Mr. Smithers,
At the York Hotel: Mr. Heiden, Mr. and Mn Cud-
land, Mr. Henke', Mr. Mac Keen, Mr. and Mimes Nelson,
cd. and lady Chichester, •Mr: Butsell; Rev. Mr. Edmsd,
Dunn, Mr. and Mn. Cox, Alm. and Miss Earle, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Tooke, Miss E. Tooke, Mr. Arthur
Tooke, Mr. and Mrs. Ckarkei Lady Otorgiana Paget
and Lady Augusta Chichester, are still at the above
Hotel.
At the Sea House Hotel : Sir G. Wehster, Mr. Fel-
lows, Lord Stephenson, Lord Hunbury,llll. PiwnehtM_l3-
and Miss Chapman, Cosust dat Casa, •Mr. and: Me.
son, Mr. and hlrs. Bryant, Mr. Moneypean,y. Mr. Clarke,
Mr. Moiety, Capt. Lyons, Maas. Selland, Mts. Col. Grant,
Mr. Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Neale and family, Lord Yarba.
rough, 11r. and Dirt. Saunders, Sir M. Pole and • Rely,
Capt. Hitch's:, Mr. and 'Mrs. Beak, Mr. lodelhp hr.
Meyoll, Mr. Pratt, Mr. Whisker, Mr. Porldol. old
At the New Ship Hotel : Mr. and Mrs. Hunter, Captain
Goodly, Miss Bonnomie, Mrs. Smith, Miss Cotkhain,
teeth. Miss Blydon, Mr. and Mrs. White and Redly, Mt.,
Spring, Mr. Arnold.
The Town Hall, being part of the spacious structure
whir Triclinia Brighton for public plutposet, will Ira
tea few days for the transaction of magisterial
Several competent judges from different pans of tbeel
erWat
dons have declared their opinion, that' there it t
nowhere a handsomer, or more commodities building of die
kind.
To the deep regret of the Rielrestuld'herlly, to thesitisse
disappointment of the loyal eltioonalichtdroolor, as we
of the whole population of Wall= Ilsolos. NA -SS list
public generally In this port slaw Kluge* thairblllaJpo.
I* do not Intend to visit Goodwood races oat week.
Tat Timor' c.—The principal novelty of
been the production of the OPreithifehere, %%kit herfer:
Oteurod„ for the I* doe, on Ilegiring.—This piece
OMB originally preload at the i Theatre, where it
• played itylrovirllFewelbiswited w. do ie get
up, every attention hap buy =gPartiNlad_7
7_611101 to the seakery ; and tge scene of lie Lira
time see, and'ltheine canlaimelnip oho inosed, are really
bsttLongli there Is no ipfentWo is 14 'So abondaniee
mune Serino 3 wo iionfase we tee no
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