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WOOL SALEs AT LIVERPOOL rpo BE SOLD BV AUCTION, on Thursday, the I 4th Day of October, at Twelve o'clock, 240 BAGS, at SPANISH WOOL, I In Bond, 150 Do. BARB ARY Do. or Duty paid. GAME. WHEREAS the GAME, within the Manor! of Rooebthorpe and Uptok, has for sere-ral Seasons past, been much destroyed by Poachers, unqualified Persons, and others, trespassing without leave of Mrs.

Eitchingman, the Owner ot the said Manor. Notice is herein iriren. LEEDS AND HALIFAX TUBNtMRK ROAD. TVTOTICE ia hereby givea, Thai the next Meeting 1A of die Trustees ot the said Tnmpike Road, will be held at the House of Mr. R.ibertshaw, the Sun Inn, Bradford, on Friday, theith.

Day of October next, at Elri en o'clock in the Forenoon. By Drier, SAM. HAILSTONE, Clerk to the said Trustees. Bradford. September 21st, 182L SfAlx.

The appoinhr.ent of Gen. ConMilor to til situation of minister of war, gave great ofYencc to the citizen of- Carthafsena. On the night of tlie 27th of August, a most terrible Tragaia was sunir to him, to the sound of all sorts of instruments that could express in the most noisy manner the spite of his enemies. When his oonsination- was- made known, ic was not doubted but he would be treated with a serenade of this description, he having being one of those who were put on the list on the night of the 17th of April, when he would probably have shared the fate of the other persons CXft Veb l5T.iNT.,.The r.vrf a wnsfrmt was declared at Villa du Prava, Sl on tha ff 00 the "8th. the governor snd the crowns took the oath of adherence to it.

Mass was then celebrated, and it was resolved, that the government ihoni'ul be conducted by five persons chosen by Lhe people, who were elected the next day. On the 3d of aa tteraj was made to reinstate the governor, but it was defeated; and on the 8t two delegates being elected to send to the Cortes, his excellency, without allowing him a moment to settle his private affairs, was ordered LAW REPORT MIDDLESEX SESSIONS Satijudat, Serr. 18. Assanlt on tlte Lift Guards. indicted foras-ggultfos Joseph Lornsbaw.

Tberarosecutor.wholsaprivate in the Lifejuards, stated, that on the 27th of-Aoawst. he was going from his barracks to visit a friend in Tltehliesd-street, and as he passed through Oxford-strtet, he was at-taesedby a mob of persons, who followed him, aallinc big Murderer murderer "Piccadilly butcher and other opprobious appellations and at the same tame pelting him with stones, io. By the time he bad reachea Titch-field-street, the mob had mcreasedto two or three hundred and after he entered the house he was going to, they continued before it in sucB a riotous state, as induced him to fear they would break the windows or commit some other acts of violence. Tcjavoid this, be walked out of the house, and proceeded to Marlhorougii-street police office, the mob following him with the same spirit of outraga a before. He obtained the assistance oOeveral of the police officers, and went out into the mob, when one of the officers seized theprisoner.

The officer swore he saw the prisoner throw a handful of mud at the prosecutor. Several persons gave the prisoner, who is an apprentice, a most excellent character. The jury immediately found the prisoner guilty. The Chairman reprobated, in strong terms, the conduct of the prisoner, and sentenced him to three months imprisonment. OLD BAILEY.

Monday, September 10. Mr. Turner this day took his trial for an alleged fraud on the bank, committed in March last, by a fictitious transfer off 10,000. navy Ave per cents. An account of the transaction appeared in our paper at the time and the circumstances detailed in evidence corresponded with that account Mr.

Turner in his defei ice said, the way in which he had beeu entrapped into tbc transaction, which laid the foundation of imputed guilt, was simple. He was applied to for a loan of money by one of those persona in the guise of gentlemen who infest society, and who had discovered by some means that he was able to accommodate him. In answer to a demand of security, he referred him to a credit, which, for family reasons, stood in his name in the books uf the bank, lie described himself as a man of substance resident at Highgate. His account was plausible, his terms liberal, his appearance above suspicion, and, without making any imiulry at Highgate, he (the prisoner) Inspected the books at the bank. If he had entertained any suspicion, which he did not, that inspection was sufficient t.

remove it. He found the actual entry and investment of the stock, and he had just ss much reason to suppose the whole hook was a forwerv. as that eh is ror runner rarueurars, appiy 10 M. BVITT and SON, I tMES LORD, Brokers. JA MR.

MATHEWS AT HOME AGAIN. AT the THEATRE, LEEDS, on Tuesdat Evekivo, September 25th, 1821, when it is rc-9svcifully announced that he will attempt a Description of his TRAVELS tn- Air, Earth, and Water. Parti. AIR Part 2. EARTH Part 3.

WATER. Mr. MATHEWS wiR represent the Pleajubts of SEA YOYAUEin the POLLY PACKET. 3r Mr. Taylob will accompany the Songs on the Piano-Forte.

Doors to be open at Six and to begin at Seven o'clock. Tickets to be had at the Leeds Mercury Printing-Ofhce; Boxes 4s. Pit 2s. Gallery Is. And at Mr.

ufTs, where Places for the Boxes may be taken. DAWSON'S DIVIDEND. THE Commissioners in a Commission of Bankrupt, awarded and issued forth against JAMES DAW-SuN, of Meltham, in the Parish of Almondbury, in the County of York, Clothier, Dealer, and Cliapman, intend to meet on the higuth Day of October next, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon, at the George Inn, in Huddersfield, in the said County of York, in order to make a DIVIDEND of the Estate and Eftects of the said Bankrupt when and where the Creditors, who have not already proved their Debts, are to come prepared to prove the same, or they wilt be excluded the Benefit ot the said Dividend. And all Claims not then proved, will be disallowed. The Dividend wiU not be paid on the 8th October, but on any subsequent Day, at our Office, in Huudets-neid.

By Order, CLOUGH A BROOK, Solicitors under the said Coisunission. Huddersfield, 2Utn Sept, 1821. MARKETS. State of the Market in Aiurk-Latte, London, during tiit week. Od Monday the market vt-ry Urgel? iui'Hcd with Wheat from heui, uu utfbik, tne unci jutl uf iviiici con.

a'au-d uf ini ys.u growii), the yiuiiuj ut wlwu was iotcrii.Y fine, tiw Mile weit very heavy ua 1 nua ict uouitl iioi uc-uutametl iv mil yet tjuaner but. wli oi-oxwet! ot 4t auvaincetsf fun per quarter un ibdL of Munoay. quoui oiif, bartey, lliua, and Vk-iiuc eiocouwuciAUty utti.aixid Otuy aftuu U.pcr quitrter DigUcr tbau on ui fte'ningiiij out Hit. er quslrter luwrr Lhan un i'ruiy. 1'bc ui trade betvy an auvauue al lit.

per quarter on sUoiuU) 'a trice. On tVfti- ticrday, Uie ia.ourrt.jie cnaii)fe in the weiuei, iuaed iuludu. I'-ify udMru.iUi in tile dciOsiiid ut sijuunl Ul gtaua s.ud pointu i.iriy t'ur wVoeaiu dcurcuiy ny aAlen could uu mide even dt decline ot Its. ucruarier irotn MuiMlay'. prices.

DVou were Her id od lower lerins and Uais may be quoted full ia. per quarter cheaper, la UUrley ana otner artictes uieie i. noaite. Uoa-On ridaf, Uie wheat trade wu very heavy, )i tiiei waaraiuer mure deiuand ihan either oil atfuuday or but the aupp.y wat oteiwhtluiinK that a one quaiter i that day, eouaequeuce ot' the return ut i wemUatf. Smte.JuM Market, atuiug lite week.

The pries ou Mtoutuy ivvieUeel m. uj sa. 4u. Mutton 3s. 3s.

txl. Veal Us. -kt. o. -hi.

t'oi So. to d. Lamb As.Sil. Ou iilfir, Uiere was a supply ol AiieepaNl Lamb, at market, out lailjer a stioii n.ajaetoi lUer, in ioue-quenee ot wtucb Uie price ut koU Heel is on the advance. Current Prices oj cram Leeds, September W.

wheat, of the best quality, may ot: noted 10 lea. aiiU utiier UescIIUUOOStiUlSa.lKKIllallel lllgucr Ulall it, Ceroaod lu the lorepait ol the uaj i tut it pmnis one, and ha. in a favuuraaie aoiivarauce of couuiiuanci, Cauaeu ilie mar. Set tu ctoae Juil.ua.--cy but UUle at uuirtul, -stu to Ss.n.r lustier nearer Oats were III dKinaiiil at an advanced to 3s. per quarter.

beaiu ana tu uer quarter bih-'i snei. him ate da. per load lliglier. dials i us. oer toad hignrr.

Flour 8 to lUs.per laeX dearer. Kapeseed all yer last higaer. ter Umartet Ifwxi a Wheat, NoifoUi SuiloU, 60 7t mfi lorl.anu Llueulo OU ,1 b- uo bis Barley, Noriolk audvlk 38 4ds Horn Lincuin 36ixin Scovvb at Northumberland Oats, I neaiaiid i'uustne CuiiLDaoii i'oland foreign Beans, 1'ick small Peas White Oley Malt, per load 01 6 bu.hels BheUlirg-, per load ol u6ilu. Flour, titic, per sacs ul seu lbs. srs a 7s 0 S3 aia it) 41 40 50s 3a 3d 3SS 64 oos 3ti 3a 6b is rJOt aecuuua Ilapeaeed per laai oi Jours.

Old 33 36 48 60 aaa HICKS OF TALLOW. IpexMoueui Itlbs) 0s Od nieraKpiic o' Wakefield Corn Market, SepUniOer 21. LltllS buafnVMl bwn dww a ihi, akw Tins uuyeisaieduinciiiieuio give hudiac prices, ovrtti iu uie due weather in Uie early part al the week, and the seners will not redutM OwlUK to llir unlavouiahle harvest weatncl lot tbc last ys. J'htt suniiiy of erain Irom Tile fanners was abundant and laai wodt. prices were fully maintained Haptaeed I rather demand, al an advance ol lbs.

to l. ir la.1 aiuce Uus day 'anight. neat, seuun percr. iorkshire Lincolnshire Barley Norfolk Suffolk VurkaJlira A Laneobislnre -Oat. r'rietund and I'ouioe Cumiuoo beaus Peas White Orey Ma i pcrad of sia bush, stiettiug lerioad kul lbs.

Faiui, fine, ict sacs tbv lbs. Katicaced per last new 68s old Its 3a to Ja 60s 40 to Knurcti.ro' Cotn Market, September S. White tu 3d to aa iw per Bushel Red Ditto 7. ad to 8s bd unto Beans 5, Udio 6s bd ditto Oats ITatuMs iief Quarter Barley S.toSfis ditto. Wetltctuy Cotn Market, September iO.

Wheat m. ts uu to ioa Ud per Load Beaui 14sudio 18s Od diuo Oats per Ur. Hiujtue turn Alarat, SrptemOtf Little business has been done at Uus day' maraei, aud each arucit be noted a tilde swer. Tor IToof Market, Sept. 20.

As the seasoa is now neatly over, we but a tbin supply of Wuol to-day at our market, aud the avctase prices the same aa Price of Hops, curt. Saturday, September 10. lurough. Scjit. IT.

About tiou huakt.it ol new Hops have Come lo market, and what lev) were told brouirhl troui 60s. 10 90s. 3uses and 6na. lo 66.. lor tlelit.

llie ani-earanee of the crop, wttn ihe exception ot 1600 aeic In Mid ken', which are very nioiildy, never was better, and nrointM? an auuitdanl lira. duce, the weather remain lot picking. Ouiy lMO.OOIj. Pockets. Bans.

aW 0 to 0 0 0 to Kent ant to to 3 61 Kent Sussex a to it lb Susaex Yearling, 3Us lo 60s Price a Leather tyW. at LeadcnhaU. Butts, oo to jolbs each iierlb. 1M tS '-Oil UtOOaM to rtilb each Dreasmg Hides eine Coach Hides Crop Hides, 36 to tOllis tor cutting Onto 46to601b Calfskins 3Uto4uibs JJitto 'm in 7oib Ditto lUloSUlbs Tinned Horse Hides bpanisli Horse Hides jsiaail3eais(ircenlaud) Large Umo to -4d 17.1 10 18M lJd to iud Irki to 17d l'Jjd lo Xu4d if4d to odd 3Ud lo 3Hd to S4d to iHd 1-jU io 5kXBi Scot. 17.

From iutlaXwaJiulaara. Bats, fisxm dll Jarrles ami Etnaoeth, Barrack; bopply, Abbott. Hon. Was, been Uauy; Mary, Hurracks; Jaae, Higgms; anil uuu, ValUlltia, Hutchtnsnn Sealect, Wright; i'rovideheu, Joue. John.

Mar. tlnsou. 1 rta SpaldirMj Hrothers, 'ItvouiL-son. Lyoa Pcovidence, (IUI; Lively, rieklfpcnny i bllizabeth, Farruit; Iwo logpiowlcr; HUitabe.h, Kliuoes. From Loudon bpitng, dale, Lisard, lllnigworth Welliog-Cou, Batty.

CnstersCiearcd Outwards. Sept. IS. For Uocl.ier Fleece, Kobinson. 19.

Tor Lonilon Ferveranee, Harney; Mary, toster; l'biinas alhl Alary, Follaid; Friendship, lock; Industry, Langrieid, Knart-saru' Castle, ahiinioj Wetherby, s'empertuii Curuinerce, Pc-aiStm; '1'hcaiias, Bos Lonuoa, illidwuoO; ftrseveraoce, Wood. Fur Suiidev land Alliance, Wilson. ForLyuu itietis, AktTS; Juahua and Mary, eivtou tic, Aanp; Tntct Brothers, Feck, ix For isrxch Vouna Han's tude-Vour, Xowns. Fur YarmouUi Banasra, Nettletoii. Hull: Foreign Traders Inwards.

From Riga Suffolk, Palmer. From feler.burg Lord WelliUaitou, Meao; Oallant, biyih Endjertoii, Tinld. From Hamburg Miuoa, Coltia rtiumion, Lawson Packet, Roach Chase, Ibompson Rob Roy, Olictura From MemeJ Peace, Hartand. From Oaniuf Aiuauoe, VotareclU. From Archangel Friends, Sherwood.

From Leer Vyf Ucbroeoers, Schoemakrr. From Vronstadt Aid, Isal. From Feniao Lavety, Newham. From Antwerp 1'wee Kakker. From Queosc- -Clarkvon, Cos.

Kt, buciuah Murray. From Quebec Ssuiuel Whilbnad, Ward. From Miramichi iaieigiH, Causcns. From Fetersbur-' Matgatet, Frost. From Fillau Providence, seaCu.

Fiom HamOure A later, Shuaeila. Frian Prterburg W-gveney, Bocd. Viosa PHUu Piovidxvace, Season. Fiimb Itaaatagatieri (jarUnd. Downs.

HaUs Coasters Inwards. From TinvAva 'swift, Foster Kingston packet Eyre Hbenesvr, Murtay Maabro', i'aylor. From SuoucrUruI Ian, Mallanoy. From Leuhla.nn, Calder Tine. KUck-woodj Hen, Bruce; Bec-ey, Walker; Fnaidabury, Smith; Providential, Bates.

From BycaiouuV. Warspu bmith Renown, Oakley Delight, Oiaj. Frosn Wl.uby-L.uk, CoUfSsadi Betfey. Barker; Allisoa, Slowatt; David, Look. From cinraby Friendship, Burn.

From Thurso liailb aBJjewu, Campbell Alnwick Packet, bit in ore. From Ale-mou Taltsa aa, From Aberdeen Fox, Allan vuwwii. rro to iiwaauw tjialHuoe. Siarv. Mounaer.

From 111, oetwica Argo, oeu. tram scaroro Kib ftosi, From lAard. from ianiiouUl Noraieh Park, fom txaafctop Veracity. Fteket, Clam, rom K)e Britannia, Vfutiall. From lallau Sle.iscr.ger, tsb.

from Newcastle El ut, buefctss. That all unqualified Person, foufcd Poaching, Shoot- ia. or Coursing, within atner 01 uie saia 31 snore, will be prosecuted as the Law directs and that Actions at Law will be commenced against all Persons lound trespassing in any of the Woods, or on the Lands belonging the said Mn Eitchingman, within either of the said Manors, after this Notice. CAUTION. THE GAME' within HOWELL WOODS, and upon my other Estates, within the Parish of Tliumscne, in the County of York, having, for some Time past, been very much destroyed, hereby give Notice to all Person, to abstain from Sport i.vu.

Shooting, or otherwise destroying the Game within and upon my said Wood-Grounds and Estates; and all qualified Persons sporting thereon, after this public Notice, will be considered as wilful Trespassers and all unqualified Perwns will be prosecuted as the Law directs, proper Persons being deputed to lodge Informations. GEORGE THORN HILL. Diddington, near Buckden. CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. JOSEPH DUNTHORNE, of Leeds, Auctioneer and General Commission Aoent, having lately caused a Hand BUI to be published, wherein he state, that I am Partner with him in his Business, I bag mast respectfully to inform the Public, that I am not a Partner with hiru in any Manner whatever, and that I will not be answerable for any Debts he may contract, respecting such pretended Part, nerahtp.

Influenced principally by charitable Motives, I was induced, a abort Time ago, to lend him some Money, and Goods to sell for me, by Commission, but whether he was deficient in that Eloquence, which is so necessary for a Knight of the Hammer, or from what other Cause I eamsot determine there was a considerable Loss in the Sales, and of course, ceased to employ him any further. To shew bis Gratitude for the Assistance 1 have given him, he now, after having contracted considerable Debts, wishes to impose upon the Public by representing me to be his Partner. I am, with great Respect, The Public's most obedient humble Servant, BENJAMIN OVERTON. Leeds, 19th Sept- 1821. TO THE PUBLIC.

WHEREAS, BENJAMIN OVERTON, of Leeds, Haberdasher, has inserted a false and malicious Statement in the Public Papers: amongst other Things asserting, that he is not a Partner with me in the General Commission Business, as stated in a Public Hand-bill 1 beg to insert the Copy of a Letter from him (which may be seen by any respectable Person), in consequence of which, together with other Arrangements previously made between us, I removed from uU with a large Family, depending upon his Promises of the unlimited Support the Concern should receive from bim, and which was commenced in March last, under the Firm of "Joseph Dunthorne Co." but either from Inability or Disinclination to perform his Engagements, he refuses now to acknowledge, with a view to entail upon me the Expense, which his own infamous Conduct has occasioned. ICOPY0 "Uttrs, Frf.l?, 582i. Drat Sr. Yours I duly received, in answer to which 1 shall leave the purchasing of what you think will answer, to your own Discretion, 1 have inclosed you Two Bills, one for 38 and which you will lay out to the best Advantage. As it respects a Room, Mr.

B. (Blatberwick) being from Home, 1 cannot ace about any thing, therefore I thin, the sooner you can coca the better. Get all the Consignments you can, and I think It will answer both our Purposes. Please give our Respects 10 Mrs. D.

and accept the same younelf, and conclude with anxiously walung your Arrival, and believe yours, respectfully, (Signed) B. OVERTON." How far Mr. Conduct partakes of Charity," I leave to a liberal -and discerning Public to determine, confident that they will think him bound to answer the following Question! 1 Who are the Firm of Joseph Dunthorne and Co. Did he lend them Money and not know who they were What Goods ot his did D- sell by Auction, at Loss Who are the Persons with whom he has contracted Debts he is unable to pay Whether O. did not solicit D's Acceptance to a BiU for 30, for his own Accommodation, when Mrs.

O. was in London, which he afterwards tried to compel him to psy, and whether he did not acknowledge this Fact before hit Attorney, and agree to the Bill being cancelled, without the Payment pf a Siiilling and whether he did not agree to allow a certain Sum towards the Losses occasioned by the Partnership, which he will now netthei ackzsowledge, nor allow to be dissolved And if he dots not answer them clearly and satisfactorily, it he not ahssae and mtlicious Calom-ruator? JOSEPH DUNTHORNE. Leeds, 21st Sept. ,1821. TO COL JUaRCQgattSITS, AO.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. Samuel l.i.jta, on Wednesday, the Third Day of October, 1821, by Order of the Assignees of Messrs. So-tnery and Pape, Bankrupt, at the Warehouse of Mr. Thomas Pape, in the Market-Place, Leeds All the STOCK-IN-TRADE, Cisterns, Casks, comprising UalUpoli, Rape, and other Oils, Oil of Vitriol, Paint, Verditer, Red Lead Six large Copper and Lead Cisterns, with Cocks, Pipe, and Forcing Pump; Measures, Scales, Beams, Weights, Crane, Rope, Jenny, and upwards of Two Hundred Pipes, Hogsheads, and Oil Barrels, with various other Effects. Also the Counting-house Desk, Stools, and Requisites.

The whole of the above Effects will be sold free from Auction Duty. The Sale tu commence at 10 o'clock in the Forenoon. PRIEST NEAB WETHlLHMY. ri.O SOLD BV AUCTION, by Mr. Thomas JL Hudson, on Aondaj the First of October, lbi-l, and foUowinc Bays, tjuantity of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, the Property of Mrs.

Walker, consisting of Four Post and Camp Bedsteads, with Mahogany Poles, Moreen and other Hangings, Window Curtains, and Blinds for the same a Quantity of Mattresses Blankets i Quilts Counterpanes Mahogany and Oak Chests of Drawers; Night Tables; Wash Hand Stands Mahogany, Fancy, and Elm Chairs a Sofa Telescope; Pier and Swing Glasses very good Eight Days' Clock Brussels and other Carpets Bedside and Stair Ditto a Set of Mahogany Dining Tables 1 ard and Tea Ditto Sofa Bedstead Couch Ditto, with Mattresses to suit Oak and painted Dressing Tabit a Quantity of Foreign and other CHINA; a large Quantity of Delf, Wine Decanters, Glasses, Ac good Lead Bowl; Barrel Churn; and all Kinds of Dairy and Kitchen Utensils, Ac The Sale is to begin each Day at Eleven o'clock. The Furniture is well wort 1 the Attention of the Public, being nearly new, and will be sold without reserve Also, to be sold at the same Time, TWO excellent COWS, One newly calved, the other to calve in October. WEST-RIDINO OP YORK. TX BE SOLD BV AUCTION, at the Swan Inn, 1 in Clitbrm, on Monday, attHfa QiSswsa, WUss I wo Clock, p. m.

tuDleae prencusly clisposeu ot by private Treaty, ot which due Notice will be givea The valuable Estate of WHITEHALL, in the Township of Giindleton and Bradford, County ol York, cousistiiurc: the Mas tiox-llous. of Whitb- HAJ.S,. and Uie ucut newly-erected Gothic Cottage of Crreen-Bank, with Oarttcn. Coach-fJouse, stables, Barr.s, and FarEi-Yard, with 7'i8 Acres (Statute) of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture LAND, partly Freehold, and paitly Copyhold; together with some siuall chief Bents, and Three Pews in Grindlcton Chapel. The principal Part of the Estate is in a Rins Fence, and into Nine Farms, to each of wnich substantial Houses, Barns, an el offices, (mostly new) are attached, besides a few Cottages aud siLizle Fields.

The are divided into I'orty Coppies of Six Feet Walls, and 00 Acre are covered with thriving Plantations, useful and ornamental, beside extensive Hedge Bows. It is well supplied with Mater, ar.d Stone Quarries abounds with Uame and is in a fine healthy Sporting Country, within 3 Miles of the Post Town of uiinero, ana 01 wliere Cattle airs art new every Fortnight. It is pleasantly situated on the Banks of the Ribbic, from which the Farms rise in regular Surxes-ion ur to the hiffher Grounds, eniovrnr a fiae soutnern Aspect, anu commanding beau til nl Views ot rf Jjoaesuafe, bounded by its noule ountain Scenery, which, together with tsie supe.ior Condition of tne L.ans, helices, and Koads, render it a desirable Heal dence for a respectable Family. If requested, the Estate may be put up in Two Lots, in which Case the principal Lot would comptiae the i Houses, all uie lantations and Utuiriies, and Seven of the Farms, witii Ml Acre, of tue Land a Fence. oi A considerable Part of the Purchase Money may lay at Interest upon the Estate.

ror turtner i-'aruculars inquire of Mr. Calder. Of Oili aiCtoli, who will show the Fremcs of TuOSIascJ. Esq, Solicitor-, of Blackburn aur! Clithero Castle art! ot -Mr. An x.

sr. CbAttK. Solicitor, rials ion, wnerc uie tstate may Be seen. a ah ai to Wakefield House of Correction. TO BAKERS, GROCERS, BUTCHERS, AC.

WIST-KlDlUG OP YORKSHIRE. NOTICE is hereby given, that Persons wilting to contract i.rr the supply of the foUoaing Articles, afar (he House e-f Correction, at Wakefield, tor the next Trrxe MosTBS, are requested to send in their Pro. Djfflali In Writing, sealed up to the Magistrates, at the Court-House, in Wakefield, on Thursday, the 27th Sept. I nn. before Eleven o'C lock in the Forenoon, viz.

Pot BREAD, COARSE BEEF, HEADS, AND SHINS, NECKS OF MUTTON, GROCERIES, CHEESE. The Bread irrust be of the same kind as that furnished to tl- Militia by the Army Bakers, and to be manufactured from Meal, the Produce of good -marketable English or foreign Wheat, and well dressed through a Twelve Shillings' Seamed Cloth, in making of which, Yeast only, and not Leaven shall be used. The Bread is to be delivered at the House of Correction, in Loaves of Half a Pound each, every Day in hc Week, accept Sunday. THOS. FOLJAMBK, Deputy Clerk of the 'Peace.

Clerk of the Peaa's Ogice, WabJUId, nth September, 1(B1. N. B. All Proposals are requested to he made upon, or according to, a printed Form, wliich may be had at the Office of the Clerk of the Peace. GLOBE INSURANCE, PALL-MALL, AND CORNHILL.

FIRE, LIFE and ANNUITIES. A1 LL Persona, whose Iota- rauces with this Comae- ay Become due at Mscfctsswait, next, ar reqmrsted to take Noticst, that Receipt tor the Renew aitbereof arc uow ready for Delivery at the Company 't Offices, No. 75, nil Mall, and No. Cornhill and in the lands ot their respective Agents in the Country. In-urinces due at Sfichoelnat.

must be paid on or before the 14th Bay of Oct. when the flfteen Days Allowed for the Renewal thereof will expire. By Order of the Hoard, JOHN CHARLES DENHAM, Secretary. 1-ondon, 20th September. 1824.

YORKSHIRE- Tori -Mr Ho, Northallerton Mr W. Wallet Thirt-C Walter Richmond Vkm. Close Knareslmru' Cnriatr. Carter fomefract Jn-eph aoftrsna Easlnfrwoiu Jonathan Foster Dtincafcter as. Jun Halifax Geo.

Sander, on Leeds John ThursbV Vfakefield rUrharrl Nichols "Whitby Honert Klruy, Jun SewUdro' Robert Goodwill LANCASHIRE. Jjverpool Jos. Robinson, Eq 1 PrrnonMr Addison mchr Jit. Bayley, Era I Rochdale Messrs Scott Co JLancaater Mr Si llloct Solum James Kay V. JotirrCaakell I Wiaao Mr Richard Leigh Bury Mr Abftl.

Wood 1 CUMBERLAND. Carlisle Mr Janes Bunnell PenriUi Mr Anthony Preston DURHAM. Durham Tbos.Chtpchase I Sunderland Mass, Stephenson Dlrltaalan Rich Wilson tt Rltaon. NOHWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY, PATRONS. His Grace the Duke ot Beaufort, His Orace the Duke of Arsyle, The Right Hon.

Pari -of Oh fob d. The Ryot Hon. the Earl of BosererrT, ftc TRUSTEES, Hon. Colonel Wodehouse, M. P.

Sir Jacob Astlky, Bart. Thomas William Cokjs, Esq. M.P. R- H. GimwEY, Ksq.

M. P. Charles Hasvvjey, Eaq. M. P.

Ac. Slc President Jehemiah Ives, -Esq. VictPresidentJ. Browxx, Esq. Alderman, 1 Booth, Em).

Alderman Anthuny Hudson, Kaq s. AHleriuaa J. 8. ratlesoo, E-a Alderman Hammond Fwk, LVq I. Alderman J' H-In Ciiimej.

Esq IsoMwrdS, Esa Alderman Haiey, E.q. alderman I William Sitnpsoo. Win. Herring, Alderman I Samuel Stnoe, Eaq Treasurers Thos. H.

and Wm- Day, Esqrs. Jkitors Uj THANK T. igol, Jure Esqrt. Secretary Samuel Bjgsold, Esq. Acting Member far LEEDS.

r. Joseph h. Ridsdale, BOAR-LANE. IN this INSTITUTION tli Parties Inauring enjoy the Uenelii oi a Retuhv or THRJCE-rLT TBS of the net Profits, anil Kre COMPLETELY exonerated mOM ALL RliSPONStBILlTY TO MAX GOOD I.OS-8E, t- EiiKaseiif ii'd of the Society befng guaranteed bv a Capital ot A return will be made at Uj34, on Policies granted at JuUl. The Rates of Premium are the same at other Offices.

f.ife Sm-iety This Institution is distinct the Fire. was established in lltUB, on theprin-ciileof the Equitable Assurance Society of London, pt tfist the Uat 9 undei 46 are nearly 1U per Cent. Jiwer. The prcMent receipt Preiiiiutiis on Iuuiranres a.iiount to ilOO tKW per Annuo- Aswt 0 ptr 4. it.

on the Premium in u-ot dictated iu June, lbl6. -Agents for bo; Sucieties ore appointed in every ptincipai'Town throughout the Kingdom. SAMUEL BIGNOLD, Secretary. S.iircy -Street. Norwich, Sept, 20th, 1821.

av "ra. HUDDEfJS FIELD RAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL, Ortober and Uth, 1821, for the BENEFIT of the PUBLIC CllAltlTIES. Pathos. The EARL OF HAHIvWOOD, The EAIiL OF DARTMOUTH, SIR GEOHGE ARMYTAGE, Bart. J.

A. S. WORT1.EY, Ksq. M.P. President-Joseph HAIGH, Eaq.

Stewards. Ki. W. Went worth, Eaq. Christopher Rasrsnn, Eaq.

ioun iwirsnui, rq. II. fclJs. Kali. Capcajn Fenton.

Captain Atkins iB. J-sejib Arroitapr, Esq. Joj ii 0tiH Esq. J. K.

Walker, Es. M.D. Tirr.othy Becclev, Esq. Win. TurnbuU.

Esq. M.D. Sarrw) Brooltj Esij. J. C.

lasyeocjc, Esq, lltuu-y KelDon, Esq. Wi W. Battye, Esq. Tnonni' iockwood, Esq. John Suteliffe, Enq.

Thomas Aiaderson, Esq. Ricxiard Clay, Jun. Esq. Sidney Norris, Eaq. rTiuics Mi-llda, William Priestley, est.

Jl. M. nenoy, fcq. M.D. Thomas Mien, Esq.

John Arrnyttipe, Esq, On the Morn i mo of "WEDNESDAY, the Tenth of Oct. performed in the PARISH CHURCH, ae sacred uratoino of the MESSIAH. In the Evening, the N'aiional School, aGRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT. Op. THURSDAY MobkiSc, the 11th of October, a GRAND SELECTION of 5SACSED MUSIC, from tire Works of Handel, Haydn.

Calcott, Marcelio, Ac And in the l-vening, A GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT. rem ipal vocal rattroRMERs. MiSS TRAVIS, MISS SYMONMS, MISS S. TRAVIS, MR. KltAtiAM, MR.

1SHERWOOD. Pritieiput Instrumental Leatteu it tiik B.vsr, Ma. WHITE. idMucL'! Second Violin, Mr: Uotton.ie) Violas, 'and Settle Violoncello, Mr. Sudlow DoBbli- Basses, Mr.

Brown, frc-m York, and Mr. fites Flows, Messrs. Renney and Pearson Oboes, Messrs. Hughes and Wood Ciairouut. Mr.

PiiilKji Jlorns, Messrs. f-usrden and I rwig I rumpets, Messrs. CU'ty; and Han.n,erton Basnions, Mtssrs. Lister and Wijinty rrmbone. Mr Hirst Ct-mo Barsmo, Mr.

Aniswonh tiouhlt Dnin s. Mr. Crowdey OrtOAJi, Mr. PASRATT. Siihatiipaor received by Mr.

Kemp, Bookseller, di.i. rVxu Sept Sitli to Oit. 9th inclusive, when they ill tioa'Iy close. Single Tickets, with ookof the Word. be hwl of Kemp, Mr.

Brook, Mr. 5i. art. aati Laneashire, Staoiorjers. Subaeripticr.

1 traits, tor the Foul Performaricrs, Sfts. Srqfrh the great Aide ami Chancel, 18. 8d D'ittc. tot the South Gallery, 7s. Ditto, for the Nosifi Gallery, is, Ditto, for the Side Aisles, 8e.

0d. Siile Ti-kcts ror the Concern, lfc- fid. aVo Mvtteu erTetrtvrf at die Dvnrt. The CrurcBwws will be open at Ten o'clock, and the Oratorio cnnimefrcr at -1! o't'lock precisely. The Conceit will commfnrs at itisaf.paat tc inddded is it, bat for a favourable chance, which was, that he was mentioned in the list by a nickname, instead of his simame, and the municipality, pretending not to know him by this nickname, excused themselves from sending him a notice.

We learn from Madrid, that the general has refused to accept the office and that general Rodriguez had been nominated by the King, who also declined acting. PRIVATE COaRKSPONDEVCE. Bayonte, Sept. 9. Letters from Oleron, dated the 6th instant, inform us, that an important conspiracy broke out at Saragossa on the 30th tilt.

Gen ttiego, seconded by an individual named Cugent de Montarlot, a French refugee, formerly Editor of L' Homme Gris, and aided by several French officers, also refugees, undertook to proclaim a republican government. On the 30th and 31st ult. there was much commotion but the troops having, almost generally, refused to support the conspirators, their project failed, most happily for the peaceable inhabitants of that town. Several of the conspirators have been arrested. Kiego having fled, pursuit has been made, and we are this moment assured that he has been arrested, and conducted to the castle of Lerida.

We learn from Madrid, that at Segsira, where their Majesties stopped a few minutes, on their way from la Granga to the Escurial, they were welcomed with universal acclamations of Long live the King The Bourbons for ever 1 Death to the Constitution No tumult took place, because all were animated with the same sentiments. The French minister at Madrid, M. the Count Lagarde, has made representations to the minister of foreign affairs respecting the atrocious insults, in which a certain journal, published at Madrid in the French language, indulges against foreign governments, and especially against France. The interference of the ambassador has been attended with no result. The -j Uit Pamouc Societies established in Spain, have decided, thatall titles should be abolished lu their meetings, and that henceforth thev would term each other muzsin 1 nis measure, wftreh is in imitation or the French Ja cobins ot 1S2, has been adopted by several constitutional municipal councils Paris Paper.

Subsequent accounts from Madrid and Turin confirm the intelligence in the above letter. At Madrid, on the 3d instant, there was a considerable agitation the orators of the club Fontano d'Oro defended the conduct of sxteso, and numerous patrales paraded the streets. General Kiego has been deprived of the military command at Arragon, and ordered to leave Saragossa. He retired to Lerida He has since published a proclamation to the brave soldiers and patriots of the army of Arragon," dated Pina, September 3d. His dismissal from the military command, he says, was procured by atrocious calumnies and he solemnly vows his unshaken devotion to the constitutional cause.

Valladolid was the scene ot not and contusion during the ballot for the mV- At Zamora, and other places, similar mn have nd Co1 uc PmIon 19 me uung Turkey and Greece Two days before the de" parture of Baron StrogonofT, the Beta Effendi addressed a note to the Russian embassy. We are assured that the note is of the highest importance, inasmuch as it contains hew explanations on each of the points stated in the Russian ultimatum, and tha it might be regarded, in. certain respects, as a commentary on the Ottoman declaration wliich the Russian minister refused to receive, and which was addressed directly to the Emperor Alexander. We are assured, that M. de Strogonoff, on being urged by the ministers of the other great powers, consemea to receive this note, which is of a pacific cnaracter.

rie pro.msea to transmit it immetiiately to St- Petersourgh, declaring, however, rhatthis tardy enra- munication could not induce him to delay his departure, In this authentic document the Porte expresses the desire of living in peace with Russia, and its perfect reaumess to uo every toing agreeanie to tne r.mperor Alexander, in order to demonstrate by facts bow much the ottoman government wishes to avoid a rupture. Trieste, Aug. 30. The governor of this place ha been directed by government to counsel the merchants to abstain from all hazardous speculations with Constantinople and the ports of the Levant, circumstances being such that it is impossible to reckon positively on the maintenance of existing relations, 'the accounts received troui the Morea are satisfactory. The government of the Peloponnesus is at length organized, as that of Livadia had already been.

The two provisional governments of Athens and the Morea have named deputies who are to repair to Petersburgh to implore tlie protection of the Emperor of Russia. Accounts from Vienna of the 30th ult. and from Augsburgh of the 1st inst- in the Paris journals, state, that the cantonments of the Russian troops in Bessarabia and Voll.yuia had been raised and that the armies commanded by Gens. Sacken, Oaten and Wittgenstein, were in full movement. Constantinople, Aug.

10. The Porte has received a very importa.it communication from the English ambassador: English and Anglo-Ionian subjects are prohibited the Greek insurgents with men, arms or ammunition. Those who infringe this interdiction will be punished as niretes. The rei nurse- incut of any sum of money to the Greek insurgents is forbidden. The Knsrlish consuls have orders tn rem? nize only -the Turkish authorities, and to give them all the aid due to a friendly power and not to give a passport, or afford an asylum, to the insurgent, nor grant protection to any merchant of their nation who may have sold arms to the Greeks- Ac.

The whole 1 conformably to the treaties existinc between the Porte an Ebgland. A firman of the grand seignior, dated nuasai uie ciuuargo imposed upon Russian vessels, and re-established the free passage of the Dardanelles. A private letter from Constantinople of the above date Safirms. that the Russian ambassador dwlwd before his departure, that war was inevitable, and we learn from Vienna, under date Sept- 3, that the Turkish government has demanded of Russia the expulsion of Michael Suzzo, the of from Odessa. This demand, if correct, will give rise to fresh difficulties.

The Paris papers of Friday week, contain a paragraph, stating, that the courier who arrived on the 10th from St Petersburgh, brought a new declaration of the Emperor of Russia, addressed to the Ottoman Porte. This document, it is affirmed, expresses pacific sentiments, but renews the demands already made relative to WaUachia, and the religious liberty of the Greeks; tu these propositions, however, it was believed the Porte aould accede. The general tone of the journals was decidedly pacific. We learn with regret, that in the early part of August the tranquility of Smyrna was again disturbed br outrages on the Christians. It is said, that the 1 urks, under the pretext of having discovered a conspiracy, ran through the streets of Smyrna with arms, and attacked the Greclcs directing their vengeance principally against the most wealthy persons of that nation.

Not lo the Greeks, however, was their violence confined, for it is added, that twenty Genoese, accused of having acted as agents lor the Greeks, were murdered with some shew of deliberate proceeding, notwithstanding the earnest remonstrances and sohcitations of the English and Preach consuls. An article dated Her-matmadt, August 25, mentions, that the Turks had murdered a numerous body of Greeks, who had sur rendered to them upon the faith of an amnesty. The jfliae 1" A I unansnsne assatr are not atstctL r.i. ioj. in Cg" Vnti-S? 'V V' 1 efreDch Tne tranquulny of this piace was very near oeing disturbed lately, in a very unexpected Since Hussein Pacha assumed the government, he never put his foot out of the strong fortress of Kissban, at which the Turkish soidiery aie asreuiety angry, Decause rney cannot gratify their great pi, pensity to new revolutions, and tins on account of the dirticulty of attacking the Dey by surprise in that well-fDriiticd castle.

Lately, however, he took into hi head to take a walk to the lower town, for the purpose of inspecting the new fortifications which are erecting towards tue sea side. Upon this there was immediately a orcat bustle in tbe barracks, and had not the Dey been speedily informed of it, and retreated with all speed to Kassban, the plot would have broken out. The soldiers are extremely angry because they cannot kill the Dey, and are, consequently, deprived of the advantages which the Turks usually gain in the change of government. Their situation is, in lact, hard, as provisions are so very dear, that their pay is quite inadequate. The late events in Morocco have had no influe ce on Algiers.

These countries are separated by great deserts, -L- nave no intercousc witn eacn other. I he news of has excited a great sensation. The pirate ties: i- fiting out, but it is still uncertain whither or when it will sail. I They would like to cruize against the Greeks, but they are afraid that they are too are afraid that they are too strong." East Indies Dreadful Earthquake Batavia Journals of 28tli April, give an account of a terrible earthquake which took place on the -'liih of December last, on the south coast of Celebes. It did immense damage, especially at Boelekomba, where the sea rose several times to a prodigious height, and then tailing with incredible rapidity, alternately deluged and lcltthe shores, destroying all the plantations frum Bontam to Boelekomba.

hundred persons have lost their lives. The Furt oi Boelekomlia was much damaged, of Bon tain less so. Ou tlie 4th oi January this year there was anoiher nf an earthquake, but we do nut learn that it did any damage. to einoara lor tne lie ot May, where he remained on me wnen tne accounts came away. The pw i.isiaiu on uie linn oi May.

BuEvos ArnEs Captain lacwis, of the ship Gfau thom, arrived at New York on the 24th July, brtws tbe intelligence, that about the 20th of May a battle w5 fought near Santa Fe, in the province of La Plata, between the troops under the command of General Alrueira, in which the latter was totally defeated, wish the loaY about 300 men killed, wounded, and prisoners. The rest of his army was totally dispersed in every direetjoss. Markets dull, and provisions scarce. Spakish America- Letters have been 1 1 1 silm from the Brazils to the 21st of July. They bring ao- counts from Valparaiso and Lima, from the latter to the beginning of May.

These accounts are of a very vague nature, but on the whole, appear to cotiiirm dkt aiaixsucui or an siarun having einharlcrrd has uwr sua icii use coast, anu of l.oru locnraM hay raised the hLvliaai i sequence of which Lima was again thrown open to i 7 iiuagmeu, trial i.ora lo una step on account oi tne aetertmni of Sir Thomas Hardy to protect British ships beinsr stnniMvl ami K- L. suoiuaw was wailing amvai of the Superb, when he intended to proceed) HORTUOCESat America. On the 21st of July -iicuipt was rasas to assassinate Don Lull de He Unreal, ll, 13 jf- 1, I Su "aavi us i ciaauiaura. nil CXCCllC accompanied bv his (wiwin anal fr I was surveying the town, in order to tasuty aimae wmcn nan Detn excite by an xcaiA viwAuHiji ccuiug, iusu suoaroca. ever thing appeared perfectly settled, and his excellencf having diismissed his horses, was returning home cat foot, when, as he was crossing the Boa Vista orui a blunderbuss was fired at him by a vUlain, who was close to the party that the waiaduig of the piece va ki Mr' Perreir'3 arm, bis elcellency receive, a ball in the back obliquely, so that meeting with soul rnistoce, it passed out, making a passage of acout nine niche nearly in the form ot' an elbow he has eight flfhar vni.n,!.

t- aiioi, qui none tnougnt to De uan- gerous. Mr. Ferreira received a ball through the fleshy part of the arm, and some shot wounds in the but he is also doing well. They pursued the who, it was at first thought, escaped by the river barf a body was afterwards found, which ia imagined to bJ thought to be daa POSTSCRIPT, BY EXPRESS. I An evening paper of Friday, gives an extract of 1 fetter from Milan, written by au English aeriuemam.

in which it is stated, thai Rormmi m.i oiuca exenaugt Lorresponderit inionia us, tin no intelligence of the death of Bergami, has qsvche 'J uuuKiu uiccuy i rue Uruon, Solurii "trankjort, Sept. UThe Turks has gap some advantages in Macedonia. General Odysseus' i u.ouuuuus. 1 1 is saiu tnat trie (j Meet has quitted the roads of Solomchi to xo to i other nart of the ArchiTUirL' Hlltt trcm VI w. 7 a tfuacste, Thos, Mead, of Sandwich.

o( Plough court. Lombard street. London, merchant- Wm. Hailstone, of Surtullt. grocer andhopf keeper Wm.

Colyer, lata ot Middle row. Broad street, Bltwmabury, boot and shoe maker Msaheck Rusvley, lata of Bear street, Leicester square. d- Harris Arnold, of l.i,M.ih,.. 1 jobber Thomas Jones, of St. John'.

lieJri, and of ChigweU. Basel, statlonar aad rag rastreaans oi auoa irrett, st. fancraa, Mld-i ui-asca, luuuHaroniaa. AVERAGE PRICES Or CORH, In England and Wales, jtom Saturday's Gazette neni, per ba Hjt, per quar 28s 9sf "ey zs Ueans ou. 31s Id I PRIVATE CORRESPONQENCEjj Royal Bxchange, Saturday Evening.

nt King leaves town this aftarnoori, early Ramsgate, where his Maisstv will honour Sir Wi Curtis wits his presence, with whom he will dine morrow and An i st taitKicuoi WSJ agam quu hts shares, on nis journey to the continenw i HE rujios During tbe whole of the last we the funds have varil 1- barometer, nrrasioni! ska -a the harvest- Although we have had rather boiatcrouV ur, -ao. I-SIUJ IUUf UOUrS, tlie nUCtUa- tions have been lest than hitherto, in consequence of its. bang now pretty generally known, that the corn, xai most parts of the country, ia safely got in. TandaiadJ i'l the orleas veatprdtsv. in VI.

-s -i Laa saw to the tavourable appearance of the money nvraVt, sad- had it not been a there is no doubt rite wouki ham taken place. The tremeudous stonn last night, threw a damp on them this morning, but the piiceaj were little effected. The aoaence ef racst of the operator, as ia usual at this season of the year i much against a rise. Consols closed st 7i. Litters from St.

Petersburgh to the 38th ah. hay as usual tney are enure destitute nt all Tk is however mteresting, as will appearfrom tbe follow 'aai ui nsaasaiwar, lu to nKli tts oi rsussia iooa witn great anatety, riaaf a tumedout verv had aKl 'and there have been less buyers this year than wcral, ever known before. 1 1 ha been remarked, that of tost large number of traders who used to arrive from TurJf key, not one third of the usual number came this From the immense quantity of goods, with which 'he' 4 market is now overstocked, we tear we are on thj of a very severe crisis. These effect, indeed, are ready apparent two Russian merchants, of very can-, siderable consequence, have failed, and mea debts are said to amount to several millions of rouble. That 'exchange, however, continues improving tbe present price is We have this morning received letters and paper from Frankfort to the 14th inst.

An article in one of them most flatly contradicts the report which have lately jayw. wasa.su imuugu lenna, oi tne ltussauo army having passed the I'ruth it had not even dunged it, quarters in the middle of last month. Oidars however, hourly expected, and it was supposed, that part would be quartered in the neighbourhood of lachia and Moldavia, until complete order and tranquiii l.ty should be restored there. Letters have been received from the Ionian islands-" by way of JygBSilfi the Uth Asytiiaf. i 1 1 11 itaf U' Contest in the More to be in a languitriny stait.

arising out of tlie want of means for active speranoni-wnicti both parties laboured under. Tbe Tureja, however, continued in possession of the principal forw and there was every reason to expect that they would oe enabled to mainum their hold, unless some de- cided measure should be adopted to place the Creek "lore ixcriecx organijation. A report was in circulation, that the Turkisii fleet had sustained sigr.al defeat near Chio, but as no paniculai date waif assigned to the event, il was probaoly only the anticil pauon ot the hopes uf those who farst set it on foot I ihese letters do not make any mention of the reverse, which the Greeks are said to have suffered in Macedcn I ma, as mentioned in a Frankfort paper. This circum-j stance does not affect the credibility of the report, a the event must have happened subsequently to the date- of these advices." A number of pear have been recently fount, by the country people in particular species or muscle, which abounds in a rier contiguous to Omagh, io 1 Ireland A gentleman has procured a considerable number of them, some of which are as tine as oriental pcails. One ot them is as hnge as a marrow-fat pea; another is equal in bulk to a small marble the rest arat of' a minor size.

On Friday, the 7th inst. a singular phenoirierioa was observed at Arundel, by the sjbbilig and Mowing the river Arun, five different time in tlie course of tw hours. When the great earthquake at Lisbon took place on the 1st or November, 1745, a similar circa distance occurred, and with the same undulation of die water, although no tremulous motion was felt. When the King at Brecon, on his way -i uiiosutcu uiai lour uui.suius had been condemned to death. He immediately desired iiac juiiges, iwrvo Were tnen noimna ti.e assiiics.) which lasted for a considerable uuie, and the result ul'ii was, liis Majesty's most gracious respite ol uieir sentences.

We will venture to say, ilus thus sought by himself, of exercising his noblest prerogative, that ot mercy, was not the leant of Ihe uapi-j uioiucnts he eiijoyeil. credit was fictitious. He accordingly advanced the mm required, and this was the commencement of a series of pecuniary transactions hich had ended In the of itnition ii: aaVa if 1 aiiK KJK2 Mirtiaciori. He he could have no inducement mil a fraud, aa he was In no pecuniary dlstre He had. liberal aaUiryfrom the bank; had inherited a)0 from "hi mother, and received 5000.

i th hn wile; therefore he was above want- He feelingly and eloqu the jurv to acault him. Several highly respectable gentlemen gave the prisoner an excellent character and the jury, after consulting ah hour and a half, returned a verdict of Aof The verdict pave great satisfaction to a crowded court. The prisoner is a son of Sir Bernard Turner, who, hi saved the treasury of the bank from plunder. Wednesday, Sept. 19.

Mannaseh Gouldstoue took his trial this day for forging Prussian notes. The particulars of this case have been already iriven In our paper. Mr. Newman, the printer, was the principal witness; and theprisoner was found Onilty. HISTORICAL.

EPITOME. Domestic The King. His -Majesty arrived in London at seven o'clock on Saturday week and on Sunday the Lord Chancellor, the Marquis of London- ilar-u an I. A 11 .111. Monday at two o'clock his Majesty held a privy councii at his palace in Pall-mall, at which were nresent-the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Liverpool, the Earl of Westmorland, the Earl of Harrowby, Viscount Sid- mouth, Marquis of Londonderry, Earl Bathurst, Kight Hon.

N. Vansittart, Viscount Melville, Duke, oi" Wellington, Lords Maryborough, and Stewart, when parliament was further prorogued from the 20th of September to the 29tli of November next. After the Council. B. Birnie, Esq.

was introduced to his Majesty, by Viscount Sidmouth, as chief magistrate of police, on which occasion his Majesty was graciously pleased to confer on him the honour of knighthood. At this Council his Majesty announced his intention of going out of the kindnm for a short time and the following nomination of a Council of Regency during his Majesty's absence, appeard in The Gazette of Tues- day His Royal Highness Frederick Duke of York, the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Lord Chancellor, the Lord President, the Lord Privy Seal, the Master of the Horse, the Duke of Wellington, the Marquis of Winchester, tne Marquis tnoimontleley, tile Marquis I of Londonderry, Earl Bathurst, Earl Talbot, the Eail ot Liverpool, iscount Melville, Viscount Sidmouth, Lord Maryborough, The Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Right Honourable Charles Bathurst, and the Right Honourable Frederick John Robinson. A new Great Seal for the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland having been prepared, it was delivered to the Right Honourable John Earl of Eldon, Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain, and the old one was defaced in his Majesty's presence. The following notice appears in the Gazette War-ajpce, September 17, 1821." Memorandum The King has been pleased to remove Major-Genera) Sir Robert Thomas Wilson from bis Majesty's service." Ja A Oama, Mi. HicronymuB, Mademoiselle Brunei, Sansrez.

the Moorish attendant, and ntha? domestics who accompanied the late Queen's remains to nrunswicK, nave returned to Brandenburgh House. Lord and Lady Hood. Ladv Anne Hamilton. Mr. Austin, Mr.

Wild, and Dr. Lushington, returned by the way of Paris, and arrived at Dover on Friday week, in the Bob Roy steam Packet from Calais. Immediate measures will be taken by the executors to carry into effort tbe directions contained in her Majssrty's will, for the disposal of the property. None of tlie servants are yet discharged, nor lias anv arrangement of a occuniarv nature yet taken place with resDect to them, l.ibitoz. her late Majesty principal cook, has accepted a situation at Brunei Hotel, Leicester-square.

Ohi, Fridau, one o'clock. This is a holiday at the Stock Exchance. A ereat number of brokers and jobbers have assembled about the Royal Exchange, but uo aaaes wnaiever are reporteu. ureat interest, how- ever, is excited, respecting tlie proceedings at the Bank of England yesterday, from the silence ot ihe flnrernnr. when asked it the report of the Bank shortly discount- Big at 4.

per cent per annum, instead of 3, the present rate, was true. It is inferred this important measure in contemplation, because, had it been otherwise, a direct negative would have given." Russia. SI. Petersburgh, Aug. 22 A few days ago his Majesty was pleased to view at Cronstadt, the ships of theexpedition of Captain BUlingshausen, which have happily returned from a voyage of discovery towards the South Pole.

His Majesty was pleased, as a testimony of las satisfaction, to give Captain BUlingshausen the rank of commodore, and the order of St. Wladimir (of the third class) and likewise to bestow rewards on the officers belonging to the expedition. Prince A. Ypsihoti, aid-de-camp to Gen. Uajewsky, of.

the cavalry, captain in the regiment of hussars of the Life Guards, is struck out of the army lisL An article dated Frankfurt, Sept. 9th," appears in the Paris journals from which it seems, that the courier with the answer of the Porte to the Buasian ultimatum, arrived at St. Petersburgh in 13 days. The Emperor bad set off for Odessa, therefore the ministers could only forward it to him -but in their opinion, they said, war was more probable than peace. Sweden' Some intelligence of importance to merchants is contained in the letters from Stockholm ot tlie 31st ult.

received on Saturday by the Hambutg mail. It has been for some time a favourite object with tbe King of Sweden to make Stockholm a port of general inircpoi lor loreign mercnaiiQise. and witn that ve instructions were eiven a vear ami tn niitke th nivn ment, provisionally, (br twoyears, on goods wbotejjn- pnftaaioo was not urohibiteo. The trial being thus fr advanced, a reference has been made by the KiraelO thwcollegeof commerce at Stockholm, andtoih, general directiorT of the customs, to deUver their' iudSemf on the expediency ofextendinir further this comunrcial franchise. Both those authorities, however, have declared tncmselves against tlie measure in question- alleging, that the consequence will be great injury to the commerce of Sweden with Finland, in the pruducis and manufactures of the former country, witnottt uny corresponding benefit to be derived from' tbe monopoly of the carriage of goods, the produce or manufacture of other countries.

The affair will next be brought for discussiou before the council of state, alter which the King's decision will be pronounced. Han'over. Preparations on a very extensive scale are making for the visit of George the IV. to this kingdom and also in various towns on the continent, through it is expected hi, Majesty will pass. At Calais, Brussels, and Frankfort, expectation is on the tip toe and at Cassel great preparations are also making.

His Majesty will be received at Munden by the deputations from Hanover, that being the frontier town. From ther.ce he will proceed towards Gottinrren. and stOD not 1 I in the village ot VVehnde. From this village he will go to Gottingen itself, and then by the Hair to Hanover. His Majesty will, it is said, travel incog, under the title of the Earl of Dublin.

Fbaxce M. the Duke dc Ciiatre, First Gentleman of the King's ch.unber, left Paris on Monday for Calais, at which port his iiriiaunic -Majeaity is expected shortly to arrive. The Duke is honoured by his sovereign itb amission to welcome the King of Great Britain, at the moment of his bnding on tne soil of France. yrencli SepL lis, Five per Cent's, shut or. 4th inst.

iWf. ihe Do. for the opening the 21 iast. Biff. 20c Bank Stock, l54Bf.

2.jc Sept. ive per Cents, for the opening, S6t 43c Uaiik Stock, Sept. 15, Five per Cents, for the opening, W'V3oc Bimk Stock, lj48f. 73c Sptembcr 17, Five per Cents for tue opening, 3jc. Uar.k Stock, 1 5 lot.

75c..