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London, England, 1823-09-29 00:00:00

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ROYALTY IN THE LOW COUNTRIES..,
TO TOR RIDITOR 0111 TIIR #TATSISEANt ,
Sia.e--1 am an individnal, little known, . resnfinc,in
wintry village, bet occasionally in summer I leave, home
for a few Weeks. to see and enquire what is going on in the
wide woild. Since the peace in 1814, my excursions have
been made to varions.parts of France. SuritzArland, and
Italy—each of which has afforded me much pleasure. In
August last my route was fixed for Brussels, which, as I had
never before viiited,l etprcted would at least affird the charm
of novelty.--Proceeding front Calais, Inv first resting-
place was Dunkirk, where in the Hotel L'Ettrupe, I met
with excellent accommodations at very reasneaWe charges
—my next stay was at Mont Cassel, where I beheld an-en:
chanting proapect—comprising, it was said, a:view of
fortified towns, besides numerous villages, and a aight of
the ocean, where it washes Dunkirk. Being informed,
I could whlk in die gardens of tieneral VsMlarnme (one of
Napoleon's dakes.) l left my hotel, g
while
the bell ; the sun wand
as
setting, with a bey, for My guide.• lie ran
the door was opened by a servant in livery, who ad-
mitted us without makins. a single enquiry, into' an
earthly paradise, containing 32 acres, which Was laid out
by the Duke. when he built this house, about 32 years ago.
The Mansion is situtued upon stoning groundosenething like
the Stat mid Miter on Ricbmoed tdeV,hotr niti voted in a style
which mikes the latter place lose much by tree remparison.
In the gardens l met the Duke with ht
son-;-both bons
asks g stopped 10 speak with me. I was very nearly
asking what bill become of the statuary which bad stood
on the pedestals; but it was seri! I did not; the answer
could be better given nearer home. Front Mont Cassel,
travelled through a very fertile county to Lille—a
ling feuding trading town, having manufactorie s of cotto
linen, cloth. &c. with h population of severvy tho.taand
aoels•• —there it was that his most gracious Majesty.,
King beetle the IVtb., slept oh Iris wry to Honorer. At
the entrance of the place his carriage broke down, when
he alighted, and entered one belotiging to a French lad:,
which couveyed his Majesty to the h..t I. The lady, It is
said, was promised a pair of English co %eh horses in return;
hut I did not oaderdtand that the time was fixed for them
to be seht. It was delightful to hear the intere,ting •
anecdotes of royal travelling. which are still fresh in tit*
incivilities of the grateful French and Flemings.—At
last I strived in safety at Brussels, on a Sattirday even-
ing. Possessing a veaeration for the Sabbath, I endeavonred
to observe it abroad. as well as at home; and hearing shod
would he service at the Dutch Church on Sunday moru-
ing at II o'clock, and that the 'loyal Family would e-t-
-tfmd, I determined to go there. 1 aecordingly went, es-
peeling to see a display of Royal Parade, Ceremony. atid
what some call Splendour—he, to my s re it amon t;istren'!.
in came a plain Gentleman, anti • tall tilt, Lo ty, theaccm
-
pan's,;, by a young WI 0 I mtosl were
King, Queen of the Netherlands, anti their ,'a ie t,ter—no„r
of them half so fine as manta our sinerure.:?lacemm, .nd
their wit m.-Tbeit Majesties BO the Prince-s Weli seated
in stew rather elevated above the rest of the congregation,
seen by every body; and he'raved theme. Ives with great
decorum awl solemnity. There were no quizzing•glams
employed, nor any of that impudent staring. so notocoas
is some &ow of public wq-14tp. After service their Ida.
jestiei walked out amongst the people.tike rational brine',
without any apparent fear of anybody or anything. In thd
Chun h Porch were fear pour-lo ,King women, each With
a petition, which the King took into his cordage. There
was no to push one n.—What still yen 644
e hen I assure yen, I could nit see, or hear o; one
lazy
Parson is the Church, with royalty? A Clergyman
went throegh the whole ',nice. The icrvi a Was in Dutch.
the form of Worship somewhat similar to the Presbyterian
plod in Bogl•pd• 1 saw nothing the next wonting in the
neaspapers of .soyalty going to Church,—no : nor my
thing of Knits being performed in the ittlyal
Christ by
Dow. or Doctor', to the Prince of Orange.—who, t ass
sorry to say, was not at Church. I wish some of your en-
lightened Correspondents would inform the public how it
is, that this Kiag and Queen are so exempt from those bow-
ing and smiling lientlemen in black and other coloured
clothe., who swarm so very much about other Courts.
cut. 20, 1823. Q. IN a CORNER.

Packets /'roes Weymouth to Otterasey; Jersey, Cherbourg,
St: Maloes. Fee. every Wednesday and hatairdaygsflertsocs
at 2 'o'clock.
The " Union," Southampton. Lymlngton. Lyndhurst
Winchester, Basingstoke, 11aq/4rd-bridge, Illaelaniter.
and Bayskot new four inside Coach, every monthly al 9
o'clock; arrives at the -Coach and' Horses, and rice Inn,'
Southampton, by Fire o'clock. This is a most deligittfil•
conveyance to the Isle of Wight, Jersey, Guernsey, St.
Naive*, Hat're de Grace, Cherbnrg, 4.e.—The Proprietors
cif the abarc Coach hope to receive a contianance of that
support which has hitherto been experienced since the cons-
*tenement of the " Union."
Nero Light clay Coach to Dorchester in 14 hours only,
through, Bagshot, Black-water, Basingstoke. Orerloo,
Whlt-
church, Andover, Salisbury, Woodyeats. Cashmore and
Blandford. at a fpast band 7 o'clock in the morning. .
Bath and Bristol Post Coaches, through Ckippenham,
Caine, Marlborough, Hungerford; Newbury and Redding,
every Afternoon at One ; arrive at the Greyhound Inn,
Balk, the London Torero, Thomas Street, and Swan,
Bristol, early ne.rt morning.
Couches to Wells, Bridgetrater,Taunlon,and Plymouth,
at reduced Paris.
The "Umpire," a new Liverpool light Coach, only One
Night on the Road, carrying Four Inside, sets out Daily
at Otte ; arrives at Liverpool next Afternoon at b, thro'
Woburn, Lathbury. Northampton, WelJord, Lutterborth,
Hinckley, Atherstone, Litchfield, Stone, Newcastle, Knots-
ford. lifartlisgioto and Prescol. • •
Shrewsbury. Wellington and Shiffnal Light Post Coaches,
every Storming and Afternoon. Guarded.
Barnstaple.' Soutlanotton. and Credilon New Light fast
Coach,every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings, at
7 o'Clock.
The "Rockingham," Leeds Light Post Coach. sets out
every Afternoon at Two; and passes through Baldock.
Rigglestrade Eaton, Ruckden, Stilton, Wansford, Stam-
ford, Greetkenn Grantham, Newark, Toxford, Markham,
moor, Ref ford, Doncaster, and Ferry-bridge, ar-
rives at the Golden Lion Inn, Leeds. next Afternoon, at
' 3 o'clock. in time for the Bradford. Halifax. bkipton and
Huddersfield Coaches, al reduced Fares.—Driren through
iitkfour coact:nen only. Luggage and Packages only 2d.
per lb.—Notwilketandisty the uncommon expedition of
this Coach. it is allowed to be the most agreeable and
complete public conveyance on the North Road, being
unequalled by any other.
Ilarrorcgate and Ripon New Light Post Coaches every
-Afternoon, al 2, lc 3 in the Morning.
Glasgow, Longtown. Gretna-Green, Annan. Datinfrks•
Brotenkill, Thornhill, Sanqnhar Kiln. Cannock, King,.
*ell. and all Parte of Scotland, a Light 4-inside Pose.:
Coa
Bch Daily. Salop. and
ridgestorth. Walnut, Shrewsbury. Holyheadridgenorlh.
New Light fast Coaches, erery Morning and Afternoon.
The '• Tally Hp," Coventry Light Fast Day Coach, every
Morning at a quarter befOre 7 o'clock. through Rerhern. Dap-
afeble, Stoney Stratford, Towceater, Weedon, Doventry., sad.'
Mlchor:a, to Warwick and Leamington.
' The " Express," to York, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields-
Sunderland. Newcastle aid Edinburgh, a Nem Light Four-
Inside Post-Coach, with a Gamed tareasghota ' • sets rest
erery hlorning; by tray of Newark, RetfortLDoneaster
Ferry-bridge. Ihdeatter. Dar/Layton, Northallertosi.
Durham, Morpetk, and Berwick, and arrives at York the
text Morning, AT REDUCED FARM—Drives through with
4 coachmen only.-7Passen.gers finding theeteetrei fatigued
on the journey, may rest what time they please, and then
proceed without any additional fare.
Mariboroolgis and Swindon Poser Inside Da, Coach,
thro' Aldbourn, Reading, Lamboara, Patriots, Lydington.
Penury, Wootton Basset, Ramsdury, Ilunserford, New-
bury. and Maidetelsead.—Driems through with one coach-
man only
The New Royal Patent Mall, (lotto* and Loup. thro'
.Iloyelont Cambridge. Iloatiagdon, Stilton, Petertioro'.
Deeping, Spalding, Spiting. Afford, Grimsby Hull,
&ening, at half-past 7 o'clock, Sunday, at a qmarter
.Wotro 7.
The "Express," .a New Light Faur-/wide Poet Coach
to Carlisle, Penritts and Wkileharen • with a Guard all
the way ; passes through Appleby, Bro;tyls, Bowes. Greta-
Bridge, Richntond,Catterick. Boroughbridge, Ferry-bridge,
Demeaster. Newark, Barley, Grantham, Stamford, Gree-
tings. Stilton. Biggleswade and Baldoek. Sets oat in the
Morning, and performs the Journey with the greatest Fa-
Wily, AT REDUCED PARKA.
Passengers detained on Ike road. by bombast or plea-
sure,
_have the peculiar adraatage of their seats being se-
cured in the next Coach.
THE ONLY DIRECT COACII TO CARLISLE.
The New Royal Patent Nail. Cambridge thro' Ware,
Buntingford, Rockland, 4. Royston, Keening, at half-past
7 o'c.'oets. Sunday. at a quarter before 7.
Kendal, Lancaster, Preston. Kirby. Lonsdate, Bolton,
Morley, Ornskirk and Garstang Light Post Coaches,
ere ty Morning and Afternoon.
The " Royal Express." New Light Poor-Inside Post
Coach, to Liverpool, in 264 Hours only, taro' Warrington.
Prescot, Congleton, Lorton. Newcastle, Rodgly. Knots-
ford, Woe, Stafford and Litchfield. (onty /MC Night on.
the Road.) erery Afternoon ; arrives at the Saracen's
Head Inn, Dale-street. Li rerpool, next Keening.
The advantages to TrareUers who honour this coach with
their preference are farsuperiur to any other oat this Road,
as the "Royal Express" is driren throng:tont with 4 coach-
men only (3 less than any other coach to Liverpool)—a sa-•
Bing to Passengers too evident to require comment ; besides
the addittonal advantage, especiolly to commercial inter-'
este, of performing the journey in less time Ann any other
coat* • and. notwithstanding its cheapness and expedition,
the P;oprietors pledge themselves that for safety and ac-
'coalmine:aim& it is equalled by few and shall be surpassed
by none.
Staffordshire Potteries, a new Light very fast Coach, every
Afternoon, to Lonerld, Stoke, Shelton, Bursiem, Tainstall,
Lawton, iiaDiy and Holmes Chapel. This is the only Coach
direct to the Potteries.
Wakefield 4-Inside Post Coaches, every Morning and
Afternoon. AT REDUCED FA REA.
Chester, :Newport, Initeciturett. Tarporleg. Nampl-
Wick, Northwick and Middletrick Light Couches, every
Morning and Afternoon.
Stamford Ligkt Post Coaches every Morning and Afternoon.
through Holdout:, Biggieswade, St. Neots, -a, Alcon-
bury, Stilton, ani Wand,ford.
Sunderland, Stockton and Yarn Light Post ('ouch every
Morning, to the George Inn, SKltdCHUitd, AT /SEDUCED
RES.
Mountain's " Express, Umpire and Tally Ho," to Man-
chester, Winslow. Congtelon, Newcastle, Mdse. Wolrer-
/tampion Sf Knutsford, New Four Inside Post Coaches,
Three Times a Day. Only One Night on the Road.
Skeffield and Rotheritant hero Four Inside Post Coaches
every :Morning, called " The Express," and also " The
ROckinghant,' every Afternoon. AT REDUCED FA REV.
The "Royal Express, ' new Birmingham Light Fast Night
Coach, in lb hours, sets out erery afiernoon,carrying 4 inside
only. passes throngh Warwick,. Leamington. sontkant,
Weedon. Da rentry. Stoney .till afford, and l'otreester, to
the Saracen's Head, Bull Street, Birmingham. early the
next mornimg.--zltriren through. with two coachmen only.
The 6' Express" a New Light Post Coact& to Boil, Lin-
Cain. NOrtheare, Ilowden and Doncaster, erery murni ny.
eighto'clork to the Cross Keys. Market Place, Hal, and
also the " Rockiagham" iii
the afternoon at 2 o'cloek.
Coach.
The liertfotd, Ware.
lorldesdon and ..'iseslasat
Tottenham and Edmonton Coaches daily at eferen,• hall=
past two, fire. and eight o'clock,
4'.• At Reduced Fares. to Leeds, York, add Doncaster:
Luggage and Packagtis'at only two-pence peritl: •
S. A. MOUNTAIN and; Co. respectiktily' reqnslnt their
Friends and the Publie, that they wilt not Me aceritiotoble
for any Parcels,. Passengers' Luggage, Writings. Plateau.,
of more than Five Poona*, if tort, olden; or damaged.
unless entered .as such,. and the Inauranoe paid for ',lock9'
.'
Ingtv, at the Saracen't.lieatt lAtan,,.9.kihßer-tlrh..ii ha; I 1,1:1
Loudon.

• ClitOWS AND ANCHOR "Oen'•• 47 IBA
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,
' ' lelaN D. PAUL, Bart. IP•lbe.Dlielial.
• •
lIRWK COMMITTER,
ISTIIAN Wriltl.l) oh behlif4 ,;dull ring
* *struggling GREECE. .
. l• •
Is paWished by the authority of the Committee
.16. wowed, sufficiently shown the well groended
liejskilblate that the Cross will no toaster be trampled on
t. If Christians eal and charity. which are now
tloggetst boaawless expense the blessed doct-lite of the
61A, inmost parts of the earth, will place at the dia-
l:ll*i Greets very moderate means of pushing on their
Ffimisksearlitre et this critical moment.
-.41110.0ete of Mr. Illsgelere have shown that Greece has
Asa a well disposed Government, and that the activity
switakeess of their Beet and army, If assisted by early sup-
OsiMllilt brine 'bunt an early and triumphant lentil-
*
*there bolt' struggle.
figimaidttees‘bioin a statement of the manner In which
ealMeithave been disposed of, and the balance which re.
.766 Assistance now promptly given may save an heroic
iden,irikwilbost it they may be overwhetned, even is the
e •vielory. for defeat in their case can only lead lb
000•exterminattea.
Iberiptlees are waived by all the Bankers in tows end
mEtimssa,by the Treaamage, Messrs.' Braids. -Payne, and
bard-street ; sad Messrs. Ikon mid Paul, Temple-

. QT. • MATTHEW, Bethini;gri6d, Mitidleset:l
1,7 Contract fot Butchers' Most.—Tbe Selict Vestrymen,
.onwernprs, and Directors of the Poor will meet, at their Com-
mittee•room. • 80, Hare street, in this parish, on Wednesday,'
the Ist of Oetotter next, at *1 o'clnehet noon precisely. to re-
Meier" PROPOSALS f-r the SUPPLY of BUTCHERS'
EAT,' for the use of the poor hi the workhouse (wherein be-
tween bilo and dkhl persona are on Sn'averetre, resident), twin
that period until Wednesday next alter Michaelmas.. 182.4;
such meat to consist of the folloWing pieces of good ox beer
and Mahoo. to be delivered lithe house, by 8 o'clock in the
manioc, on Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays weekly, viz.
fore quatlera of good ex beef, cut market fashion, without the
fore rib..cotnatouly cntied the short quarter, thin flank included,
and without,the mouse buttock: and one carcass of good we-
thir reatton, wfthent thi heed and without suet, of not less
than tett stone weight: at Christmas, one lat of bullOnks
and thick thmks, with good ox beef suet, at contract price only;
likewise legs of beef, when required, it prices to be stipulated
per stone: and the master's table to he supplied during the
year also at contract price. The whole of the abovemen-
tiOned provisions to be delivered, free of expense, at the Work-
house. at the times specified, awl to be in every respect 'ads-
factory to the Guardians of the Poor. Proposals to be in writ-
ing,' sealed on, and ler, .my office before 19 o'clock in the
foresees of the let o 0 ;toiler next, or they will not be opened;
and the party whose tender is accepted will be required to ap-
pear at the board, with the names of tso apprnved individuals,
es seretlegkeo be bound In the pima NM of SM. each, fur the
due perfortillinee of his contract. which is its be prepared and
perfeciettAy the Vestry Clerk, at the sole expense of the con-
tractor. The form of the contract and bond may be Inspected,
and any further information he obtained, by application at my
office previously to the Ist of October next.
By order of the Governors.
ROBERT (MUTTON, Vestry.Cierk.
Wilmot-sqoare, and b 3. Old Bioad-street.ololept,

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MI MI of sebscriptiosi received £6,933 16 0
moms *edited Ist Joie& at23l 3 11
Om ell MS • 6-1161 7 6
Otto (paid* Ist Sept.) 739 15 1
OW (Otis Web 5cpt.):......1,601 2 0
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3,133 8 3

HOME-BREWED ALE AND BEER.----NEED• •
AWS PATENT PORTABLE FAMILY
BREWING MACHINE, patronised by Lis Majesty.
The proprietor of this highly-approved requisite In domes-
tic economy, begs to call the attention of the public to the
great advantage and comfort derived from the possession of
gettable home-brewed Ale andileer, produced in the highest
perfection by ythia machine, at less than half the brewer's
chart., and in quality, flavour. and soundness for keeping
superior to that brewed from the same quantity of malt and
hops by any other process.
The apparatus is simple, compact, and doss not require
axing; is economical in time, labour, mad fuel; and, with
the printed directions given, may he used sucesandly without
any. previous knowledge of brewing: It is also applicable to
various other domestic and culinary purposes. The machine
is made of mirioes sizes, warranted to answer, price eight
pourls and upwards.
Sold (only) et 202. Piccadilly, where also may be had..the
BEE-HIVE, from which the Combs are extracted
without killing the Bees.

pisgarsents contracted. acd out-
8 7
0441ag clainis 3 eao
6,733 17 0

2100 19 0

Amount' advertised ..... 10,70f4 15 0
. gslward firetatheod, of Lincoln lO 0 1)
So
W. Itassasy. Esq r . 1 0 0
Ibsen ilenry► Esq. Great Yarmouth 2 10 0
liairieg to the Greeks in acknowledgment of
&debt °yang to their ancestors for the lessons
boy have given to all succeeding gene.i ra
tions 3 S 0
at r. 11... Wood,'Bett. .... . •
Nies E. Davy 1 1 0
f110•111Torolintos • 0 b 0
.
I. Pitman. Req d i
9 9 0
rill TitswilHais (td subsertptton) .... .. a 119 41 0
A partioalsi scromit of the a pproprialloa ol the libeeriptios
sill be hereafter elven.
(S geed) J. D. PAUL. hi the Male.
JOHN DOW RING. Hon. Set.

FROM SATURDAY'S GAZETTE.
WIIITEII ILL, Seer. 27.
The King has hien pl►asm' to constitute and appoint Lord ,
George Seymour, Francis llsotines Mole, Esq. John Earl of
Cer'lampton, the Honourable Asleustus Phipps. Alexander
Campbell end William Mealy, Evil's. Sir John (*heehaw'
Mortiock. Bart. the lionnuoahle ensiles Rodolph Verna's.
/Muni Dawkins, James Ilewitt, Woodbine Parish. William
Plunkett. and John Hacklinitse, Esqrs. to he Commissioner/1 of
the Excise for the United Kingdom; and Abraham Cello, Pa.
trick Feriae Fitzpatrick, Samuel Rose, anti James Cornwall.
Esqrs. to be Assistant Commissioners of the Excise lu Ireland
and Scotland.

• CONTRACTS FOR S'PRAW.
Cosatiorariat Department, Treasury Chambers, zuseptembei,isyt.
til/ljeti PERSONS as are desiring of contracting
with. the Agent far Commigiariat Supplies, to tarnish fer Twelve
loth treraths let of Moccusher next, snrh gliantitlee of Straw for tilling
Balgoes4 mar from Bow tim• be required at Barracks awl Ortnancit
Illitrais in illw midermentioned Countle. and Island., may 'Weir. Partite.
Width. ciaararti on 'applrtng at this Ogle., between the tomey of We
sini loot; and to the Teen...tire Barrack 111.ter. In the 1.113.44 of (Nero .oy,
SWerroind Atilenwe. awl deliver their Tender. at Ms
T °tee.
the (markilttung I
Dams Tender fur Straw.") until Twelve o'clock on uesday
*Saber.
Pearmals are to be mote reparately for each Connty in South Britain. ter
flaebste of the Barrie k in North Brit Ai and al.o for the whole of Bunn lbelge lathe
▪ lebnethefOnern.ey..llergey,RAlderney ;het Propo.al wilce
•LiPSMII4f M. or annexed to, a printe4 Particular, and the Price.. inoerted
Y wrong knell : out mouse a letter be subjssioed to inch propose" from a
Orman al Insewa property engaging to become bound with the party tinder-
ng tat Umiak performance of the Ceased.
COUNT'

WHITEHALL, SEPT. 27.
The King has been pleased to constitute 1111 I appoint Richard
Betenson Dean William Bootaby, Gloucester Wilson, John
William,. and Henry Richmond. Esqrs. the Honourable Jos.
enry Keith Stewart, William Thomas Roe. Edward Earl,
I Abrafwm Her, Huteldeams, Halton Smith King, Francis Sey-
mour Larpent, Frederick Denby Watson, and Henry James
Bouverie, Esqrs. to be Commissioners of the Customs for the
United Kingdom ; and the Honourable William Le Peer
Trench, James Smyth, Louis Henry Ferrier, and Thomas
Bruce, Esqrs. to be Assistant Commissioners of the Customs
is Ireland and Scotland.

Mork, tole of Melt. finial.
Warwick.
Weans* Kent.
York.
Chester, North Britain.
Middlesex.
islands of
Cornwall. '
Norfolk.
Cuealletlrusd.
Nuerhausherliuni. Guernsey. .
Northampton. Jersey.
Nottingham. Alderney.
Pembroke.
F itSolic..
Sorry.

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Durham.
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Tile if Man.

WAR OFFICE. SEPT. 26.
GARRISONS.
T.ieutenant General Martin Hunter to be Governor of Pen-
dennis Culls, ,ice General Buckley. deceased.—Dated Sept.
lti23.

PUBLIC NOTICE—RORER? WARREN, Black
In; Manufacturer, 30, STRAND, begs to cantioti
6e Public against a spurious composition being sold under
Ms Dame, by means of Imitation labels. These may
easily be detected by observing that the genuine has Rowe.
Wanes* signed on each label,—all others are counterfeit
many of which are interlined, in very small characters, with
s different address between the " No. 30," and the word
BiStrand." ROBT. Wmtasx slso es t add, that hls sole
ufactory is at 30, STA Vin nborg haso he any connexion
with those pretended Warehouses professing to be branch
establishments of his. AU Orsons giving orders for Brut-
seg's BLACKING are particularly requested to take notice
hat the real Manufacturer is Rode'. WARREN, 30, STRAND.
If is strongly recommended to shopkeepers Ind others who
Iredeerived by such vile impostors, to return tte trash to
be arties from whom it came, asin a unishment suit-
ablep to base fabricators of an article essentiallyso necessary
*the fashionable world.
This genuine and surpassi4ly brilliant Blacking stands
swivelled for its peculiar excellence in keeping the feet per-
fectly free from damp in Wet Weather. preserving the lea-
ther soft and pliable, and producing the most eleeant polish
ever beheld, retaining its pristine virtues in any climate. Is
said by every respecteble vender In Town and Country, in
Nedra, et 611. 104.12 d. ind lSd. each.

We are sorry again to record another instance of the (Ilia
helical machinstions of an incendiary. On Monday merit-
ing (or the preceding evening) three weeks of peas were
set on fire in Ratting, the property of Mr. W. Bryant, and
entirely consumed. The perpretrator is an yet ondiscuvered,
although 2001. are offered for his detection.--(Ca•ntoridge
Caromick.)
On Thursday morning; as Edw. Marlowe, Esq. of Priori,
and his daughter, a yo'tng lady of 15 or 16 years old, were
driviog through Finsbury-square, in a small (leaflet, the
horse took fright, and went off at full speed Bova
Finsbury Place, at the bottom of %edict), in at:
tempting to turn, the animal fell, and Mr. Marlowe, who
had hitherto continued to keep his seat, holding his daugh-
ter in one hand and the whip and reins in the other, w.t
thrown out of the vehicle to a considerable distance, Ind
sustained wcordpOund fracture of the left arm, besido. a
severe contusion on the bead. He was taken up in a state
of insensibility, and removed to a surgeon's. The fractured
limb has been set, and hopes are entertained for bit recd.
very, though be is still in a but state. It is surprising the
young lady ew.aped unhurt: she was not thrown out. thou's.
. the vehicle came down with a dreadful crash, and was com-
pletely shattered in the shafts and springs. .
Accinatcr.-Saturday morning a gentlenme, named.
Macintosh, was riding a spirited horse down the. Mall, ,;t,
James's Park, When suddenly a trumpeter belonging to
thebife Gaud' blew his trumpet. an 1 the gentlemam's how,.
gave a sudden spring, and threw him off a t o witierable
distance, by which accident his shoulder was dislocale,l.---
The horse ran on fntiously nearly as far as the TrealUty,
where it was stopped by a soldier. The gentleman was,
conveyed to a surgeon, who set his shoulder. He was
attended by a groom at the time.
On Monday an inquest was held at Bridgnorth. on the
body of Richard Overlield, an infant of' the age of three
Months, which 'came by its death in consequence of oil of
vitriol being administered to it by its father! The Jury'
returned their verdict-:f Wilful Murder against the father.
Richard Overfielsl.—The unnatural wretch on the tame
meriting (Wednesday), nimle an attempt upon las life, by
tufting his throat in the prison ; but having no instrument
bat a rude piece of platt.r (which he ground sharp); :tie
failed in effecting his ',arouse: He is committed to gaol
Cif dill. ,
, Aff Wrest was held last week, at the Prince of Orange;
Greenwich, on view of the body of Henry Slade, a boy.
15 years of age, who was spprenticed to Mr. nt,,b, shoe-
bilker; of Green rich. The decoised had frepently de-
eleire4 he Coltld hang by the neck for an hoot, an 1 not
roofer ipjary„
.On Wednesalay, after jekleg apoo.fltils cfbr
j:et, be left work and weal to the tr.:ter-closet. whet*
ti.•tnliPflie fatal experiment ; haring' sospenifeii hini4elt
kirselt rtliewsaeal‘tt,aaPln.d 4:llllll::(llll.l,ollrl:r.Ce4eitilnifte.:.%4;;eirXetlilfilte•yhn‘
The Jury, after bruin:olm different witosse.,,, returned
4 vitilltil--" That the"deeemilAt ea tiikf 1114 deathlh thhnali t-
, *sell/ 400 the experiment if lie could suspend? his tardy
alagthwtorje, . and not with the iatentiou of destpaylog

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. \ ,
T. Reed, High Holborn, linen draper, from Sept. 30, to Oct.
I I, at Basinghall street.
BANKRUPTS.
T. Greetharn, Liverpool, ship chandler, to surrender Oct. 23,
27, and Nov. $, at the George lon, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr.
E. Chester, Staple Inn, London ; and Mr. Ripley, Liverpool.
J. Wood, C irdiff, Olansorganshire, hanker. Oct. 22, 23, and
Nov. 8, at the Angel Inn, Cardiff. Attorneys, Mr. Gregory,
Clement's Inn, Load A; and Messrs. T. and R. Bassett, Boa-
s ilslone.
J. Boulting, Halsted, Essex, linen draper, Oct. 0,7, and
Nov. 8, at the Three Cups Inn, Colchester. Attorneys, Mr.
Sewell, Halsted; and Mr. Willett, Essex street, Strand.
J. end G. Steel, Greenwich, timber merchants. Sept. 30, Oct.
7, and Nov.B, at Besinghall street. Attorney, Mr. Pratt, Fen-
chn rch street.
R. Waters, Udion court, Broad street, merchant, Oct. 4, 11,
and Nov. A, at Basinehall street. Attorneys, Messrs. CI regson
nod Fonulereau, Angel court, Throgmortou street.
J. Claskell, Windle, Lancaster, miller. Oct. 28,20, and Nov.
IS, at the Fleece Inn, St. Helen's. Attorneys. Mr. Barnes,
St. Helen's, Lancaster; and Mr. Chester, Staple's Inn, Lon-

VERY FAST TRAVELLING
To Dov en, DEAL. RAMEOATZ, NIAROATE AND CANTERBURY,
Four Inside Coaches. and keep good time, by
N. A. MOUNTAIN and Co.
SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SKINNER-STREET.
• ,NOW-taiLL, LONDON.
following LIMIT POST COACHES, Mails,
11 Ike. set out front the above Inn :
Tis"RolatTettgrapts," Dover. Deal, Ranugate, Margate,
?head Stairs, Canterbury, rcrcrsham, and Sandirich new
superior fast Coach, every morning at a past 7 o'clock.
—la eimsegnence of the decided prefercriec given to the Te-
legraph Coach, the Proprietors are deterniined no expense
shall be spared to reader it the first conveyance on the
limit Road.
Beemplou. Chatham, Rochester, Graresend, Stroud,.
lettingtrourise, ilainkant 4. Deprive, Morning, quarter
Fad 7.
Moe " Tally Ho," Birmingham very fast )ay
Coach,Morn-•
Sag at I.before 7 o'clock, through Redhurn, ►Market Street,
•Deassable Brickhill, Fenny Stratford, Stoney Stratford, Tow-
eastar,W;edon. Daventry, Dunchurch, Coventry. and Stone
Brillie..to the Castle Hotel, and St. George's. Tavern, High
Skeet, Birmingham, to Bh,fnall, Wellington, Bridgenatit,
Melina. Shrewsbury, Salop, Oswestry, Nantwich, tienzor.
Tarporley, Chester and Holyhead. Driven :hrough. with 2
Coachmen only.
la conseque%ce of the decided preference given .to the Tally
Me Coach, the Proprietors are determined no expense shall
'ha ipared to render It the first conveyance on the Bit:lA.loam
Road.
The o.l3overeign,"•New light fast Coach to Falmouth. Ply-
'mos* Exeter, Truro, Bodntin, Peuryn, Ashburton. Totness4
•DadWolift% Weymouth. Dorchester, and Salisbury, every
Morning at 7 through Houiton, Avu;Auster.-Bridport. ev
ery
Morning
Stockbridge. Sutton, Basingstoke, Hartford Bridge,
Bltekwater cud Sagshot. • • .
71's only Day Coach to Weyntotilh. (Orions thropylli,
with two emktinsen only.) through floogritot.. BligkwfiteV
iteesingstoke, Overton. Initchnech, Jetliner, troodicatv
oigemare. &disbar,. illanelford Dertkettcr, at d'quar...a
l
'er past b o'clock is the morning. •

don.
J. N. Halley, Chancery lane, bookseller, Oct. 11, 21, and
Nov. 8, at Baslnghall street. Attorneys, Messrs. 'Filson and
Preston, Coleman street.
it. Goodwin, Immb's Conduit street, silk mercer, Oct. 4, 11.
and Nov. 8, at Basin hall street. Attorney, Mr. Ilurst, Mitt(
street, eltrapside.

AVERAGE PRICES OP CORN IN ENGLAND AND WALSH, IN THE

WEER ENDED SIPS. 24.
PER. QR. a. d. Pg. QR. a. d•
Wheat bi 9 Oats 22 a
,
Rye... • ..... ..... .21 b Beans 35 9
Harley 30 U Peas . .....•. ........33 1
As erage Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, corn-
putod from the Returns made in the week ending the 24th
day of Sept, 1823, is 31s. b:d. per cwt.

kc. To-ranrrow.l

A ruttier curious circumstance happened at the Police
Office of Paisley Sunday morning. week. Four men had
been apprehended for making noise after baring got aa'
extra quantity of spirits, an•l being under the charge 9f '
only one of the police, one of them thought proprr to ,
step to the dour. The watchman rulloweil, and the other
l three finding no person to obstruct them, began to enter.'
twin notions of liberty, and walked quietly away to their!
, lodgingr. The watcninin, in inrsoing attpr, whoin he cdd
not catch, log the other three, and was camptdleil to return'
to's,' empty house, resolved to be wore cautious in future."
—(l;Megole Free Pars.)
• 'We are :kappy to tiiiil,,rstana that, in the thriving town
of Kiri:ably, which contains a population of 11;fiterteiittni,,,
gi ter' patriotic individuals. along %rid% Mr. that; whiapasl.
IVJOPS a valual;lePhilpsoptiical apparatus, proposrs ,t9flu '
a school of Arts. The emioint' !Oar, °lke ,17. e. !I
1 Fisfakte Institutioh. of filaigifolois contriblttO n 0.11.1 ;ri
Wats eicciTeat gtaltiii.=-Vtit)