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Coternment this morning received dispatches from
Lord Wis.'s** of a Immtra-
tifying name. 'One of the first acts of the Sicn
Parliament was to abolish else old Constitution of the
Island entirely, and to substitute a system founded
upon the model of that of Great Basin. The ob-
noxious feudal system, which has so long kept the
greater part of modern Europe in thraldom and Vas-
salage, is thus at an end in Sicily. The change has
been received with univiisal joy throughout the
whole island.

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THE ARMY.
The men who were drafted from the Coldstream
and Third Regiment of Foot Guards, and who were
to March this day, have received counter orders for
the present.
It is said, that the First Battalion of. the First Re-
giment of Foot Guards, which matched for Ports•
mouth on Tuesday and Wednesday last, in order to
embark for Spain, have received counter orders, and
are to remain for the present at Hilsea Barracks.
COLONEL. Wrz.ualtiox.—Thursday the remains of
Colonel WlLuausox, Governor of the Commander-
in-Chief's Asylum, at Chelsea College. were :moved
for interment, from hisvparratents in the above Mili-
tary School, to a vault in the College Burial Ground.

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N4PAI. INTELLIGENCE.

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PALMOtiiii, SEPTEMBER 9.
Arrived this day the Windsor Castle packet, wish
mails from the Mediterranean.—Put back leaky the
schooner Nancy, Meuesav, which joined the out-
ward-bound Mediterranean convoy under his Ma-
jesty's ship POMPEE and Pautaxa, on the sth Instant.
—bailed his Majesty's ship IPRIONNIA, with her con-
voy of Indiamen and whalers,for the Downs.—Messrs.
NEWMAN aid PIsTOR came passengers in the Wiled-
sor Castle._
YARMOUTH, -SEPT. H.
Passed this port for Hoseley Bay, the fleet =der
Admiral PERRIER, from the Texel ; and the iselle.
PATICAbLE for Shields, to lie as guard-ship. Arrived
this morning, the PROSPERO sloop of war, and remelts:
with Solebay, Leveret, and Drake. Arrived a pm-
ray from Heligoland, but brings no news.
POOL, SEPT. 11.•
Arrived, the Telemachus, Bawer, from Mira-
Thichi, in 40 days—came close along the coast of
Newfoundland and saw nothing of any Privateers :
brings no particular news, only that when she left
Miramichi there was a little alarm spread, on account
of a large asstniblage of Indians in the neighbour-
hood, and apprehensions were entertained of their
hostile designs.
PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 10.
Captain HEtts9nT, of the Asherican ship Thomas,
which was stilt in here yesterday by his Majesty's
brig Fravenr, reports that no less than 400 vessels
were loading, at the time of his departure from Anse—
, rice, for different potts of Europe, Captain
ams; who lately commanded the brig Concord' of
this port is arrived here, having been landed at Yal-,
mouth out of his Majesty's schooner, ALPIIEA' With'
‘4lispatches from Halifax on Tuesday last, the Con-
, cord was captured, carried into New York and con- I
damned there, previous to Captain WIDECOMEE'S de-1
torture from hat place, knd the crew imprisoned._
The Swedish Ship Crown Prince arrived here this
morning in ballast, one month from New York ;
left the .GLEANER ketch there, waiting the reply from
the American Government. It was generally re-
ported at New York that insurrections had broken
°nein different places in the Northern States, owing
to the war, and the abhorrence of the p'ublic feeling at
Boston- was lately strongly evinced on the arrival
.there ot.a French letter of marque, for whose safety,
from the fury of the populace, it was found neces-
sary to moor her alongside a revenue vessel to pre-
serve her from being set on .fire. A large American
privateer, maiming 32 guns, had been seal into Ha-
lifax by one of our cruizers without even firing a gun.
Arrived since my list, the Neptune, Kcv. master;
and §erah, WILLIAMS master, fram Quebec, with
timber'. 5 weeks passage ; left that place with about
80sai1, under convoy of he SAVAGE brig of war. and
parted 16 days since, on the Banks of Newfoundlafiel.
then 45 sail in company—brings no news. The
MINERVA frigate, with seven sail cif transports with
1600 troops on board, were going up to Quebec art
• the above ships came down the Riverone of the
transports, No. 239, with 200 soldiers, having pined
' the convoy, was Captured by the American frigate
Essex, but ransomed for 12,000 dollars. The Mary,
CUTHERLAN, frOnli Lisbon, with wool, Bcc. for Lon-
don. Ss. Town, Admiral Lord Korn ; CoNcluneei
TADOR, Lord W. STawasT ; TIGRE, Captain HALLk
bAY ; MAGNIFICENT, •••.••••.••• ; and ABERCROMSY, CaPP.,
'tain PANIE, from Of 8r0t,..t0 victual and refit ; they
saluted the Port-Admiral on their arrival, which corn.
•Plinient was repaid. Remain—the Boyne, Colosius,
Tigre, St. Joseph, Clarence. Magnificent, Abertvom-
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by and Conqnestador, ships of the line.—Laurestinus,
' - Macedonian, Nioble, Melpomene, Belle Poule and
Favorite, frigates.—Zenobis, Bittern, Pheasant, Rein-
deer, Wasp, Fancy and Pelican, stoops.—Bramble,
Seaflower, Bloodhound and Intelligent, gun-brigs. .

PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 1 i .
His Majesty's ship CHILDERS gives instructions to
the convoy for Bermuda and the Bahama Is'lnds.
Sailed Ms Majesty's ship PARTRIDGE on a cruise.
DEAL, SEPTEMBER ii.
Arrived the brig Anna-Maria, STsPRIVISON, from
Lisbon, and remain all as per last.—Wind S.W.
LIVERPOOL, SEPT. In.
Arrived, the Nimble, 'Cum), from Bahia—sailed
the Ist July: was in Company with the Amiley,
CitAwroan, from Africa for Liverpool, for some
days, and left her on the 19th August off the Azores.
Same day boarded the American ship Virgin,- with
11 other Americans in company, no front Philadel-
phia fbF Lisbon, with sour, out 21 days. Arrived
1 also the Hannah, Bur, from Tortola—sailed the
t 16t August : on the 4th, fell in with the homeward-
! bound fleet that sailed on the Slit July, consisting of
'' 56 sail, and kept company with them until the-16th,
1 when she parted front 'them,
COVE OF CORN, SEPT. 1.
His Majesty's ship ilmcto a, 1; leutoutnt h.
sailed on Saturday. The Bros* sloop of war, Capt.
LitiBBYT, is SERSCUIti Ow Iwo from L•ughswillv
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20tis october, contaisiiig of; XOOO, and a gra
number of Prizes .41saais that just casseluded
PITMAN* Tickets and Slar'sdhltb, in great variety.
Pialry C;.pt. lon Sala at his -ersaasistelSora, NO. 37, Ca
ughswalii I bal3-1116 liafraimalsa k No. 141, Oafoad•strset.
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And pew die

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The SWAM
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lrb• wares
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Pies foe& and teequeriag died !
Thar volibwe sad their orphans gaard,

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Ye Britons bravo sod good.
link Sears of grief your deeds shall sum
To tests of gratitudo

Wyk a farmer at Shank, neat Edinburgh,
'sing a boy washing a turnip at a stream on his
conceived it to be a , stolen one, and
,brutally
wa stone at the boy, which striking him on the
, killed him on the spot.
ount ro ANlMAL3.—Yesterday a Gentleman
Nash, exhibited a complaint, at Union Hall,
ainst JAI Ain*, of cruelty towards an animal.
. Nasl tinted, that he was passing along the street
he ip‘w the prisoner, an old man, driving a small
, who was attempting to draw a cart, loaded
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brickal the animal was in an extremely low and
condition, and after several ineffectual at-
npts to move-the ponderous load,•which was by
*too heavy for him, he was so exhausted that he
reunder the necessity of foregoing the attempt ;
strength and spirit having failed him, to invigo- 1
both, the prisoner took a sharp nail from his
ocket, which he repeatedly stuck into the wretched
iraars side, but without being able to raise him to
farther exertion. The defendant acknowledged
error, but promised not to be guilty of any similar
r in future ; under this promise the Magistrate
ve hiin.
ARM ATTACK.—Last Saturday evening, Mr.
ORMr/NOTON was attacked between Worcester and
ry, by a man mounted on a grey horse, who
ded his money. Op refusal to part with it,
fellow seized him by the neck, and Mr. Won-
op, noway dismayed, griped his assailant by
collar. 'The man finding he had a resolute per-
tp deal with, pulled out a pistol, and discharged
Mr. WORIMINGTON'S head, and happily the ball
y pasted through his hat. • Mr. W.'s steed, terri-
Id with the report of the pistol, departed at the gal-
p, and the robber followed *full mile, but could
it overtake him. The man appeared to be badly
bunted, and was very smartly dressed in a dark
tat and vest, with light breeches and boots. He
irs of small stature, and the horse was below the
mmon size.
A few evenings -' 0 aotrehnuse in the tenter-
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_..as 'of Mrs. Edwards, of Swan.yard, Newing-
i, was broke open and plundered of two pieces of
ta long ells, and a piece of superfine purple cloth,
th whirls the
villains got clear cuff.
,The herring-fishery in the neighbourhood of Wick
going on successfully. Last week there were in
le new harbour above forty sail at one time ; and, it
supposed, that there are from 5 to 600 boats ern-
toyed in the herring-fishing on the coast, Above 100
f which are from the southern parts of Scotland, .
nd some from Northumberland.
DUNBAR, Saps. s..—Sixty boats are employed 'at
a fishing at Eymouth, and caught, this morning
boot 800,000 very fine large herrings, most part of
rhich were purchased by curers, atfrom I6s. to 17s.
er barrel, of 82 gallons ; and by carriers, at from
s. Bd. to Ss. per hundred of sis score.-
, Extract of a letter from. Drirnoch Loch, dated
leptember 1.-46 For, the last 14 days, there has
nen in Loch-costisport, on the coast of. Knapdale,
krgyleshire, a very considerable herring-fisbery..,-
here,are about 50 small boats fishing, and only at
t two sloops salting. For'the last few nights
y caught. about 90alsarrels each night. This mow-
ing the fish was sold at 10d. per. hundred. There
is a great want of casks, and only for the good sense
of the Legislature in allowing the country people salt
it a moderate rate, the greater part of.the fish would
sow have been lost, and even.as it is, if purchaser*
don't come from other plasma to buy up the fresh fish
for salting, the price will dwindle to nothing."
A Gentleman who receives& a challenge from ,
Tukwila., lately retired from 'booing's' on Vaassesa z
formue, refused it, on the ground of* laios
hi= to RICK so ma& a tollow.

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ShirritirlitiD,dsseosiss, ?1.
OS w rifle 114 Via As •od tti ts Od
Is Od tot. Od ork ds tad tO ts Od
.;;• 1 Lamb es. ed. to 7s. Od.
about 710—Sheep tmd iLtuthe, 7,600.
!.. Woes, 1110—Pigs, SSD.
lISTAIATE AND LEADENHALL MARKET.
Ilyd >a Id to .fis Od Veal 4. Bd to es ad
Melee* as od t• da sd Pitt os adisi os Od
Lomb 41. Id. t tie. Od. •
R4i.irEICFS OF HAY AND STRAW IL , •
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t1:410113' *IWO& Oa.' Ho? 41. 4s. tO el. Is
aM 14.. 01.• Clover • 71. Os. to 01. -Co
Straw 41. 145. to SI. Os
PRICE OF HOPS lair Yid BOROUGH MARKET.
Begs. Pockets.
. Zs* 41 Os hi it Os Kent SI Os tb lir so
31 10s to Oa Suss': 61 os to II Si
31 iOs to 71 a Farnham ia os to 10$ 00
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' RAW HIDES.
Dm Heifers and Steers (per I Ordinary is. 10d. to at Of
Od.. to :Ss.. Od. Market Calf 17s. Oil.: NA
Is 4d. tsp.'s.. Oil English Horse 14.. to tis. Pd
• is. od. ss•i so. Od. Shearlinp Is. Od. to —4l
COI/4-MAKKET, Sept. 11.
ajfis at Market . SOW Priers.
S lolowcastlso ' 4 sea. M. to
Twitentos rlig•-4110 wood best price of a bushd et
wart ilia dilwedlog to which price, and a dbe
110011 made io tie sod price of bread are as fob
wise—The 90111111110 bosoolioid. to weigh 17 lb. 6 as. Sibl4l
Tho half peck Its. Sett. and else *Mgr In proportion.
Coarrazavar STOce Matra?, Stet. L—Beef, ISo. ofl. t;
,lds. dd. per score.—Mutton, ss. Od. to 65. Od. per 5t0n0.....1
Leek Ss. 04. to Is. 6d. per ditto.—Val, de. Od. to 7s. Od.
pie &eta
/.IPristol Pair last week exhibited the largest show of cattle
lisoion for litany years pint, and the numbers sold were almost
IliOrecedented. The supply of leather wet not large, except II
-11111111nes hides and buffalo. sidns. • .
: alit Harlow Bush Falkin gssexon Wednesday last, there was
large shear of cattle, which sold freely, particularly Scots runts,
which were soon taken rid at high prices. Thera were several
strings of !opltal horses, beds mar' road and harness, which

Ay market en Thtirsday se'onlght
old oatreeal at Ys. 94.
vest has now fairly begun on the batiks
xk to Cti wfo
rd . The crops in gent ral
Glasgow market, void at i Id.. peck,
. has been of late dry and told for the
harvest, however, promises to be most
• Country.
s—A paragraph appeared in the
ult. stating, that in an action respect-
reside Assizes,'; it was declared by Mr.
,that the person to whom the hedge be-
' of his neighbour's field for a ditch er
..cr purposes; nay, may enclose 5 feet and plant it ; sod
atm claim S feet of any mineral which may be contained under that
space."—This paragraph, which we copied from another paper,
his produted letter tram Mr. Ba:on Wood, in which his Lord-
says—" It is an absolute falsehood, interred by some malig-
art spirit, with a view to injure one in my judicial cbaraver, ms
I never did declare any such thing—l stated to the Jury, that the
ditch on the outside of the hedge, as well as the hedge, belonged
to the owner of the field in which the hedge stood, and tqctri this
principle, because anciently, when the owner of-the land made
his hedge, be at the wane time made the bank and ditch to sup-
port it, both must have been made in his ram load, as he could
not make them is any other person's land. And the question in
the cause was, whether the trespass was committed within or
without the limits of the ancient ditch, which, perhaps, might be
five feet wide."

H EUMATIS US, PALSIES, AND GOUTY
it‘b• AFFECTIONS, with their usual concotnitants,'Spasmi, or
lying Pains, Fistnieccy, Indigestion, and general Debility (ori-
ginating in whatever source), are relieved and frequently cured
by WHITEHEAD's ESSENCE of MUSTARD PILLS, after
leery other means had failed.
The FLuirtAissanca or Mermen (used.with the Pith, in
those complaints where necessary) is perhaps the most active,
penetrating, and effectual remedy In the world, generally curing
the severest SPRAINS and BRUMES in less than halt the time
usually taken by Opodeldoc, Arquebusade, or any ether Lini-
ment or Embrocation; and if used immediately after any ac-
cident, it prevents the part turning Neeir.
WHITEHEAD'S FAULT MATE,
is equally efficacious Pr all Illeoellikeekt Isis, Sore Legs,
Scarbtattc Eruptions, Blotches, Pimples, Ringworms, Shingles.
Bre'kings out on the Face, Nese, Ears, and Eyelids, Sore and
Inflamed Eyes, Sore Heads, and Scorbutie Humours -of every
Deacriptioa.
Prepared only, and sold by R. Johnston, Apothecary, No. 15,
Greek-street. tioho:Londoo. The Essence and Pills at Ss. 9d.
each; the Curate at Is. led: and Is. 9d. So d by every Medicine
Vender In the United Kingdom.
.The Genuine bass Black Ink Stamp, with the name of R.
ohnston inserted on it.

w anaawreip ma rpoollr also sold dear. i :1"• I; 0
s wens at awiage ea, .
.. ..:., , „New oatmeal was willligA
Meet blade dest, rs
. 411.. a. 4d. per prep, and old m
''. • What and barley harvest I
Witaaseirex ream% - - '4I Alothat3C, from Gteenoek
Alas beide war. 4
414. k
.1", , Potatoes, In GI
nor dial '
maws arbieb Jules above, I . '
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pill ae be—. • • ••
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*mei at the year. The ban
Raigli iss hoot um kw, % ~4 - drat In all parts of the vc
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%in Orton I I - • toaTanT TO IPARMEIRI
1.. -• .- A& of Saturday, the 291 h ul
adgbay Pewit be pais, • *hedge, tried at Newel's&
inners on ow aide I SWIM Woos) to be the law,thai
Imp has a right to Ave feet of
tro yo, any pilaw troops,
ether purposes; nay, that he n
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