North Wales Gazette

BHITI13-. On 'th-P lotli fnst. »r B">df»cb, Montgonjary- »tiir? i!ie lady of J. 4J. Lettibridfe, E^q.of a (jll.tIh!rr. •' On Thursday, et Calcot Kail, too lady of At. J. %3»styn, Esq. of a soa aud Uaur. MARRIAGES, f On TflMdiy mm, at ffolytipead, t#y Anwyl Own, R. C,,ifNiti, Fsq. Sures,)D. it lixlt town, to lvliuadtth cldevt ddui;h ter of Mi. lipeu- cer. ,0.0 the 90th at Wrexhata, by the flu" f;) flughe", M. A. Mr. Lee, Soiicirbr, of 'th'ar:placa% to Miss Jones,-Talwce Ctiifiofe, Iwr Wfmthtm. On the 15111 nit. at Lflaiuiiuot, CardtfftnsUif«( the Her. Wm. Hrrtmt, (if Elizabeth, third daughter. o( Jante.K, Morice, of C«rrog.; both <>i tile »«vae count> On the 19th uil at Salisbury cathedral, Jotiu Mirehotise* Esq. of Brownstade, PetBbrotegh ire* tù Elizabeth, youngest daughter of the Rigiil Rev. the t.icht Raw. the Lord Biabop of Salia- bury. DEATHS. On the 18th ult. ated 47, universally resjiectftd and sincerely regretted, Robert Joues, E«g. iif, I en y lqo, in the-pariah of Eclw*-facl», L) bighshire, w On Wednesday se'nnight, at Talacre, Pliair »hlre, at an advanced age, Sir Pyers Mostyn, Bt, representative of a younger braocb of the Hotua of Mi)styn. I-fe is succeeded by aM ouly JI) who has issue. On the lstli ult. jo the 87th yea* of his aaa. Mr. Foulkes, of Pool, Montgomeryshire*. Ou the 15th ult. Mrs. Winifred Hooper, of Llanfair, Monlgomeryshire. On the 20th ult. at Aberystwitb, Ann, wife »'f Thomas Powell, Esq. formerly of Whitney Court, Herefordshire, aud daughter of the Ui« Rev. Aroiine Styletnau, of R'ingsie.ad, io tfta County of Norfolk. At Dundee, aged 21, Anne, eldest daughter of the Rev. H. Horsley, and grand-dau^hier of late Lord Bishop of St. Asaph.

On Friday week, a sl()Ol) belin foaeJ Wharf Bay, bound for Liverpool with lieu? tfoug and empty barrels, oseriran her length from uiis- calculation anti was wrecked off Sixuhpttrt. by on a sand banir, which she cleared, aiid afterwards sunk. The crew, three lnífl aud a boy Obe captain's lioll),ascellded, the mast, when- the remained in this perilous situation .27 hours, «ntil resetted by Captain Crookall, of the ASbioo^ bound tor Preston rll vessel was lost, and the captain left the shipwrecked stamen at Lytiiatu. Col. Dallas, of 'Mafall&mytUn, •MotMgotnerj-, shire, we hear is appointed Receiver General of the coullries of Montgomery, Radnor, and Bre- I con, in the room of J. Lloyd JoiieN,ofNidesuiawr. Esq. deceased. On Wednesday moroinc, the Sth nit. as young inati, about two aod- twenty years of ace, and sua of Jeremiah Williams, Agent to the Copper inati, about two aod- twenty years of aee, and sua of Jeremiah Williams, Agent to the Copper ¡ Mine in the parish of Liantieris, »a this cnuniy, Iras'ftt work a»;i preparing a blast it). a rock near .Uie ^ioulh of a deep old shaft' nearly "'full of Water, the prajectiog precipice where be stood, j t»ddeo!y ,ga*e way, and be was precipitated into the horrid abyss, where his body is likely"), remain, a* the expellce of drawing up the water .and clearing the shaft, would amount, (it is I coined) to about .e6J or £ 10, it being about 10 yards deep. r Ahotrid murder has been perpetrated loHert. fo/dshire, on the- iitite gelltid oian nained WEAHE, ot tYOII,i; Imi, Loadnn.— The particulars are far too voluminous for this week's publication.—'Three dissolute characters' have been fully commuted,.named John Thurtell, J. Iluut, (who onre kept the Army aud S3.V Coffee House) and Prohart. MOLD EJSXEDBFOP.— We, understand, tbal besides the premiums to the successful ciri didate's atjhe Mold E is !ed¡tfod" ¡(!\ero I Jo"io¡f I D)«dals will also bt! to tbeai with <*p. • r >i)r a^- Inscriptiotis, to he setdeC-hy the c.™ iniffet. of the v,,ilt)c -of tigo t. j Mf. B.Uckwell, Moid, for the b<st Odc 01.1 iviae-g 71oll, IItJ. "I lilt, lik, yvan J "ne, foi'-tbe best Esssy Oil the Antiqo M of Welch value ù J, H. P^rry, E«q. file be*i Kngitsh lis »''«}• upon the ntiiity of holding Ivsteddfodati,' at,(,Ihe( value of one eiiiiielt, to Mr. Oil- rte»f of Wf«^haai,-tha-best Harniti A subscription has recently heeit's$t op f°°t in Giirtnartheo- at the heacl of which is file leort)- ed and pious Bishop of St. David s, ai.tHiis-bene-- voient Lady, towards building a>uew Church io (114t A ""tr(& Liverpool paper says, that an inquest had been held on the bo,dy,or Ralph Mattram, a watchman, who had fallon into the diy. doefc, and wjks drowned before he couid be taken oat ■:ivlartyn StapyIton, Esq. a Magistrate of til# North Riding of Yorkshire, has given notice to his brother Magistrates, ilvat he iutands to move the Court of King's Bench for a criaoiaal in-, formation against iItem for, compelling pfisonerB ,to work on the tread mill before trial. A BOLD ST ft on e FOR A Husbasp. A fetp weeks since, a young wouiau affiliated a c^ild be- fore birth to a young .man.of Walcot, Bath, (who had kept her company for sodae time); and io (OOseqfWoce of 'he iotcrferenee of the parish offi- cers* he was induced to iharry her. On Sunday week, to the great surprise of her h,us!)aud (And friends, she was safely delivered of n--bundle rags! No officer, non-commissionad officer, or ef- fective mepaber of any Yeoinaory Corps, or Volunteer Cavalry, shall, during the period of his cositiuuiog enrolled in, and an effective mtru- far, he compeSlabifc to serve the office of çonsta ble: 57 Geo. Ill, cap. 44. dce. 3. IWe have fit-ard of the fill of Lucifer, aotl the fall «f Cromwell, and tbe fall of Wolsey, hut one of't'hfl-pleaaaotest tumbles upon record was that of Mr. John Fdl, who, when be, re«i"ved from one part of the m -trop^iis to another,-wrote ov'et'hís'doOf,J Fell from Holborn-hili. Ii. COt"tt!po.tldeut WÜhè to remind persons suf feriag fivw dropsical and gravelly coroplaiu'S, that rheprelieut is the blackberry season, and that the juice of blackt?t-ntfs iu very sScacious iia the reHef anti cure of ^uci» disorders, Cat.-rioN *o Persons aiNUiNG PAUCSL*. At",Ùe' Berkshire Sessions last w#elc, a Witll B&Lned Williae Wegtle, of Bosford, was sen. teiieed to tl;ree hard labour, for detain log a p;ifcll ly,* found on (he rn{II,>fot .etw liqu- #erford and Ciiiiton, in the month of August last. ■■Io coosequeoce of the r«c«nt deferflt"nation o the East India Company *<> raise four new tcgi- meots iu Uen«al, all t-ho otftcer# flOW, in India, at the Presi-deiicy,. will «aiu.-con.jderable. promo- tion so 'otuih, tfor i<is.ia»c«, a* to a Ebstgu t« ahoat the twiudia of the i.ie»Jetta«ta «< • regititeot. ,ooi' Hosrs.—IB th# lAUe* of the >*ar U«l #o io net IIneer iu, (lie eaft^rtt pari oi' iat».ctfttu'),». <» • ai »ellit»f >U« produce of a t'anu, P*1 u" Uti of ho:,» at. one h*Up«iHiy Uff, lw • u, "chi*r>' oo Uildd-tufi, -and the lot ifl o hau.i«4 So Mayvl^, tfee aoci'ottnef wit. ilff»'for a penay pof It# and early |M" ■^ioatli they t'ouud purchaser at In peaca per 1M. — ./owa ii. m M '••E*-t».40»»usAav. f»o» Vqsi*vx*■ »r. .it)hi) *"a-* ¡ aaU-ha.#.hecoaia Ea»l of March.m.m 'The ■'•rort-toy-"fopewaker's foriamis is t-QMtt h) ins U'>õW aakto tal, nf uuhtfic (si«- Utae on# Uuuilted tiiouaau11 P JU_U- 1 » and < .i>a:ly adds, ,t .o»e dtstmguuhed •«L»t«» m are t.k*iy to 9«cii the # >>«»:. A* iiAese are delicat*^ «-is, *>• i-.>au >i toc'tikOra jiat t;cttl*r piestuj ^j..i& J >i was taeeu in A«^ric», '• i !t«aU', uj.cat'd Uarues, th\* M rpaad 'biM P'«l(e v.fl hoot used ou a lath« spindle, <^rn.e<* Hh gveat rapidity, U capaUe,t» » vary surpna- j •o*- itt'autter, b) t-fee v £ -,nic+ of, ita. ed^a, °r cu j tio« hard s'ael t the §rave i« gteei actwtrtnj- ao int.-oae he#r, witiio&t the ai«»e de^rtfe of heat ^uelratiag th'' lu «onsssqu uni»l>?ueii' having baen Peuuentiary, it a.d;lil1 oeariy eva > pr i 4r or iiiiii, bit MdjC"} ,¡¡"Ii ,liíg,ni, Bed his gl.*cl(jli6 iiaeaiiuuof .rr:,olÍu,¡. of t|)a *;ertns of taaprtst»nt»t'Ot to 11HII uow confiuttd in the Penit^nr'ary, the to)iowmg scat* i to those orii'.iual y for five years, »'r«n»i«tioo •iB %^r*l,il*rilI year to tbosi; cotifinffd for" sewn y 1 e- mission of one year and a ball I anJ k of oue year it of t «ro "years tf rbmre confined for ten year#, A recent Continental Journal coni#tns the fQI. loaiog ;—Isi the year 1773 'here wer. on y four circulating lit.r»«ie« io London. At ^here ate 100, and in all England there are 900. Ex- clusive of the*|#hte« »'rfe » ,ln Lond IlS"4 •octeti««. A bookseller in London (Mr. Long.itaii) sell, annually Sve mill.oos of volumes has 60 shops or warehouses, ailf bte; •tdes two hundred and fifty pr' snn'f hinders. He payi every year about 500 for literary advertisei«etU«ta t^e^ap#ra. Hu number of journals in Eng'3 the Bo* in which the Patent of fieedom was 'presented io the Right floa, Mr. SecretarrC.o. ning, »as cut out of "'J fi"e bl'Kk u U)'le. whfch now forms part of the Breakwater. |t j, handsomely mounted .o Muted s'Uer. aod very highly polished inside and out. On the !,<] was inlaid the Plymouth Arms, and round th,- ,nsule, on the under silver surface, is finely engraved in „ ,i S(vle—" The freedom of the borough of -,C>i»utn Nicholas Lockyer, H. N. C. B. Mayor, ln'censeqtjeoce of the «ry heavy r.in that fell at the commencement of the pieseut month the rivcra in Cariaartheoshirc henitun- much swollen, and on lae night oflhe 4th, Abergw, brirtse, within aruileof Carmarthen, was carried away by the impetuosity oi the Jam 'sut The mail coach from Miiford.had not cleared the bridge &fty jards when .lie accident happened and th» occusionea by the concussion wss IL distinctly heard hy the guard. The extent of the iniurv was not, however, ascertained untiUhoul four ,V« lock the followuig morning when the Here- foru p.»«t' coach, on itajourhey to that city, was impeded m its progress by the frightful chasm made in 'he bridge. The "toachman returned ttf,.<6armar«K'en» and proceeded on his jnum% by the toad on the eastern side of the river Towy,

..for the North IV<ilet Gatelfj^ AT IIYBARCH GYM DEI TH AS Y GWf- NEDIlIÇ¡WN.. f'ONKUUlGtOV, W BOI gwelfd cyhoeddifid o'r Eisteddlod fawr (Jaerfyrddin disgwyltais weled eich cyhoeddiad chwftbau yn rhyw heu i hwn^, ond ni welais, a siotwwyd h yn hyny. Meddyiiwa w«>i(hiaii -i'ch Testyn rhasorol, sef, LLES G*ttBooAETni" fitted yn (iiii sylw ynghysgod Testy»# Caerfyr- Itil'ini yr hyn oi ddylasai fod jn lj lyarn i, o her- Wydd niitl oedd yr., un o, honyot ator deilwng o sylw J' Betrdd age!: gpedd-y Iwu dro a rail i ryw- i<ai^ gjiou ar sach lestyn %o(1k)o§ .a chvithau lieb wiietitliur nemaw-r o sylw ar y cyfansoddiadau, etto, anhawdd gt'iiyf K.rt-('u eit h bod felly, o her- ivydd eich hod I;A, i ar Farddoniaeth pryd nad cJ I ond chwvchwi-yn unifr; a chwi ydyw y faai »imtleithas ett.o, ac nid 'ydj w y lleUl ond ca\ig. ieut a d'»rndd allan ttch boncylf chwi. Er mwy.n. hooldlondeb i bawlj aar eich Testyu cy- hocddvuh I)ar(i am eich Tlvys y flwyddjn a hoeJ i-chwi -Ilif bariiad, a,it.wyddiant di v >gog» AJcdd-eich Cdrwi difFtwu, J31SWYLYDI). A' corr»spon^*i».t of 'The Gazette o f Health states, that the tooth » £ kf «siy be relieved by smeHing the tornata, or love apple. Aju-tfufrr. — As •oar vrorlwceti Friday last, wtre disgitig » cellar to the fourth honse from the Cross, on tfca Sl sitie of North-Mreet,'Chi- chenter, th^iy fooada Col:d block, a Hmd ol Port- land stouc, tewen fact from the surfaca, I-witil the f'oUbarityi ittficrijition :— GiiN-IO • LfC V LLUS AM I AN IFIL, The (nrm of this ancient remain is 1 shape of us<IiI1 form of the VtlÎsl.I, or votive aaigr (if aucieit It is three feet in hci^Hj Aod one foxii three inches ^ro.t| £ -hout its j .cubical form. LMCUIIUS *a-s L>e!iteiii»nt-Ge!ter«l of Uriraiit, and c >ate.np;)rarv -wi'-b Aff jcola, the latter of »vhoin li/^ succeeded m (he Governorship of this "country, aader the-Soman Emperor D,.i. iaijn, A,"I>S,6.- Captiiiw Lyon, fha ah)3 cnadju^or of Captain Parry, iu his recent attempt for ?tie a Nbrt'h* W-^st i^Ufsage, was the fr.ieml and eom- | pauitrsi of the late Mr. P the Afiican tra- vellei". When that--Gentleman reached fe'ialta, of I)IN AtbrtJH-, .volunteered.- his services to accom- pany l»w, and as soon .as he.uhtaina^ the ssyction of Goveriiijient, followed Mr. Ruchie to Tripoli, a: which place, af/er'being prepared as a Mu«- sulnn.t, iliey commenced t-beir journey nuder the protection of the Sultan of Fe*za* wlio .hap- pened lobe then, paying.. !.)is tribute 4" the licy- During th(} journey through the territories of the latter, the liab;triaa c.,i)otJucte(i liiiiaisell' ii! a proper mtmner j hut wttsn he casoe wUhin his own'district, be' fcaa'sed his friendly tuire. Oil arõh;n1?; at Korgooi: the t>eili,DcutioiHHJf inia- howUa" rene^ado contioaeU to increase, aitd suffering the greatest privations io. f«otl and clothivg, Mr. Ritchie paid itw debt of ubluxe.- Capt. Lyon, and his surviving companion, John I Uellord, also espeiienced ihs groiki,eft distreas, aud ultimately resumed to Ti-opqli. without hav- Ir" breu able, from illuesa and other uaforeseeB aventa, to r»ich ih» Niger. A sou of Mr. Thuimao, of Catfen, ia this couuiry, 'tailor, about fifteen of age. beitig about eight weeks ago employed in aiiooting lunU birds ^hicb were in the upper bramch«i of a,o bia fiitior's juewises, when the barrel oi the piece bursting, he was struck to the-ground and Hui report of tlie CiLplooit)U being heard, he was fonad by VQCU« part of the family lyio# ii>- i»*r-vulf (ifeieas On removing him inlo th* hodi?, il': "yas pexcjived that he wa* not daad i th# best medinal Ice »«80|-ied(0t it w«3,suu(t discovered th,ist,oi*e uf tkiii tyct; Ubii tii/ph forced inward by sogfce part of the gnu,, aad though anim'atioB was re-stored, be was iut Kpibie of titid uf nourishment, j Whether solids OJ- liquid* were with the greatest. di&uity lorced dowa iu quantities «o small a* j acarcsly (40 be bi#iil in eiii,4- in nee, in (hit painful and perilous »iate h# conti- j i'IJ,1J dui iOjj tJae space of five Weeks, at the sad of *hich iime ihe part th^ ejtplotion had lorced IIIU lii* eje, akaie iis way through inter H-ia mouth, ch Mpk p.lat?« in tlii oiigilt, and by putting *t» ti»«. morning it was'. examined-, when to the great astoniihusect of all who wiineiscd it, the-rt *34i the hreecji of tiie barrel, ffce screw, aud part of .tine wgbd of the sioci, th« whole of which had ,ovor aiu" the accident, been making its way through 'ihe intern#! cavities "of 'he. nostrils, and KlS/t'h, on uciug sreigtoed,' was found to be of tbe '•'R'hr of two ounccs nearly, since which time Ilie loss he has hitstaiue^ of t^ue of his he t'ewnôjo a fair way of recovery.— WoYVich mercury, EctiiOES.'—An echo is a reflected sound the unactjaaiuted with the «a«»i*'nf toa echo. i"b# p 'etti supposed it IQ base heiau a nymph, who pined in to a sound for the tove of Narcissus. But the madern of philocoji'hy it upuo un- erring prymiiiiea. Arroinjp t< »h various diw" tances from the speaker, a retl- cling object will Iellil-ls I'll& cobo sevei..iilr ol, (,)f few syllables tor au HI ¡¡llablesmu.t he uttered befora the t'rho of (he first syllable reaches,the ear, other- Clae it will make a confusioa. In a moderate *ay of (peaking, about 3^ syllables are'pro- Wftunced io one second, or even syllables in two second. From the computations of a short- hand writer, it appears that a ready aud rapid orator iH tbe English language pronounces from 7,000 to 7,590 words in au hour; namely, about '80 words in a minute, or 2 words in each se- cond. Therefore, When an echo repeats seven nU.b!e the reflecting object is 1,152 feet dis '»»< i for since sound travels at the rate of 1,142 feet pev second, the-iiistance from th." speaker to the reflecting object, and again from the latter to the former, is twice 1,142. When the echo re- turns fefcurtven syllables, the reflecting object must be 2",28 feet distant, and so on. A famous echo is said to be in Woodstock Park, Oxford. It rejjeajs 17 syllables in the day time, and 20 at n'ght, when the air being somewhat denser the sound dqeg not travel quite so fast. There is also a remarkable echo on the north side of Shepieyvchurch,, In Sussex, which will repeat distinctly 31 syllables. At Rosneat, Dear Glas fo-w, thare is. an echo that repeats the tune play- cd witj, a trumpet three times, completely and distinctly.

FLINTSHIRE AGRICULTURAL VIOCIETY.-The Annual ectlng took place last wcekat the Lees- wood Arms, in Mold, Hope Wynne Eyton, Eiiq. 10 the Chair. The. yrearer part of the forenoon was occupied io the contest for the Plowing Match; in Ihe Show of stock and other matters coutieeted with agricnltural puijiuits. Between three and four O'clock, a large party of gentlemen Itat. down to an excellent diuner at the above Inn and when the cloth was withdrawn, the Chairmau g .YCI- The King—and other customary toasts •, the Lord Lieutenant of the county, Earl Gro«venur, and the Member for the county, who had con tributed most essentially by his unbounded pa tronage t), file hest im«resis ot Hie Society,— Sip Thomas Mostyn, also the Member for the Bbrqugh, Sir E- P. Lloyd, Ilart. whose libera! support lee Society had so frequently ex perienced. Sir Edward, in noticing the hUH tCall, lib, served, 5bat he had been told by an emineui an culturist that few districts exceeded Flintshm- in farming improvement and to what was this to be attributed, but to the operations of the Society? The Hon. Baronet regretted exceed ii)gly !be iua-Jtquacy of the fua'ds (o continue (I)(, premiums so larfe as they bad been but h (rusted further liberal donations would enable them to rt-ward the truly pefseverihg and txpe. rimenta) Farmer according to the measure <>>' merit.1 The Chairmao,(Sir Edward Lloyd,) then pre sented pieces of plate to Mr. John Hughes Mr. Sudworth, and Mr", Britain, for their valus ble services and yio'posed the toast—"Liw a'Jrl let live"" After it)* healill of LNiv. Llnyd ot Rbaggal, that gentieman invited his brother agriculturists call and view his stock additii. Uiat uo. gyyy^>r pleasure could be conferred upo< him auf*^c»n<;Iud ing with the health of Mr; yd. After many- other toasts, aodU: con v i vi a. I and couv et sat ion a (eyeuipg, the company igpiiMled. 'I

VIOLENT si UKivi?'. Ttts fall of rain in the midland counties on Thursday and Fridays this week, has been ex j -cessively great. Most of the country ou the line j of roa<| from Nottingham to Dunstable is com- j pletely deluged. On the Leeds mail passing j through the village of Shefford, which is aha",r 40 miles from London, a stream of water, from IS to 34 inches deep,-was running wjlh greütwe- locity through ail the s'reets. Th inhabit-aots were tfinplbyed is» 'ladtog- it: from their houses, the lower apartments of which wete, iii L-moy CHses, totally by their occupants.—" The waters had ne ver been so high in that neigh- hourhooti for the last 40 years. There was a "deep snow, io the course of the night, which to wards atorning changed into rain; The severiiy of the storm was visible all along .the road in many places large trees had been torn up by the roots, ;niii some of iitem lay across the road;— One fell across the road near Higham Ferrers, ftxiy a.few seconds before the Leeds miiil arrived at .,)e The and, were I obliged, to discount to femove it, and as it fortu- oatelyv»as of no great weight, succeeded in pull- i'U. it a little on one side. country in the iteighlHinchood o! Bedford hti-i the ajipearance of a vast lu&e. ¡ ilXfORO, Ocr. 31,— October has finished in a oiore sii>raiy manner than has been known for Inany years. Wind, snow, and rain exerteit their utjnosf violence around us last night.— Trees are blown down;' the flood* are at an atarmibg height"; the rain hasi found,ti» way into- Uioi! of the houses. The Worcester mail was upset near VVot)ttifticic, wit?,,out attaching to the coachinall, ill of (hé weather: j foriunarely no one was hurt. The Northampton coach was forced to return, as the turn-up trees prevented its proceeding; and, we are sorry to I add, that a- poi)s. %Dau, who wall it) the I-of travelling Oil f,),It wit!) letfel,s, in the neighbour^ blJod of Wood,lock, .8 IOf¡:ed 11)10 a ÙIIt;!1 by the violence of the rtorm, and drowned. We are "•frgid many more accideul have happened, as we never remember the occurrence of so stormy a night at this season of he year. The snow was in many places knee deep, aud the ■wind blew a complete barricade: i^*g*

CompentJtotii? JBotices. THE KING continues at Windsor—Date of Tork arrived in tnwn Suodav from Duke 01 Rut. land's, Cheveley Park—Letters from Paris say the King of France is very ill — his appetite gone aod himself reduced togreatUebility-^Ferdiaaud isuddeuljr stopped by bis French masters, in his flarser (it proscription aud violence against the Constitutionalists—England has also compelled hia» to confirm the conveiiiion for adjiiftoient of British claims made by the former Government. 4.1 Borgo, the Rilssign Minister. gone to Seville—Riego reported foa» destroyed biiwfW jn prison—Letters from Cadiz positively assert that Ballasteroe, Morillo., Abisbal, and Villa Campa, were bribed to betr»>' 'hair country be- fore the French army entered Spain—It is a fact, (Jiat when F erdiuand left Cladia. not a single viva was heard from the People on shore—Portsmooih ¡ paper says,.no naval preparations are going on there iudicative of w^r.—Great fluctuations in funds last week-r-apprehensiflns of our being in- volved in w»r the chief cause—French funds e,q"liy agita,led.-Newf;. at length arrived from Colombia, that-the long-talked of loan of M, JJea will bs acknowledged—The Spanish loan of 1822 eepected will be declared valid, but not the subsequent one. —Christopher '.Puller, Esq. I knighted by his mlalei;fy Tuesday, on his ap- a pointrsent of Chief Justice of Bengal—^Inhabi- tants of Sheflieid gave a public dinner Thursday to Earl Fitavriiiiam, tt» express ttxelr sense of be- ne fits conferred by,fhim during TO) ears' i ckidence iu tbiir vicinity—20Q i;lèli,nl. includinii persons of all parlies—^0.guineas offered for a seatal the dinner, hut in..v.a;q-—Corporation of Loudon in, tend bringiDg a Bill into Paftiament to erect toll gates oa Ulackfi iars Bridge, to raise funds for its thorougll. repaii—Tax surveyors busily em- ployed in various parts of the country, inspecting aqd re-valnins: houses, with view of increasing the inhabited house tax—A rumour that the ludia Company t»cari Io borrow two aod a half millions of the Hank, at four per ceot. to pay off their bills with .the money—Contracts entered into for new -buildings at Cheltenham, to amount of 310 —4500 workmen daily employed petitioning for a repeal of the bop duty of "1832-A new and very splen- did drama, called The Cataract of the Ganges, produced at Drury Lane last week—the cost of getting it tip- more than 5000/—the house crowded nightly to obtain a sight of it.—A poor woman gored to death last week by a bull, the property uf Mr. lowood, of Aston A bbotts, Bucks.

SHIPPING. PORT PENRHYN, BANGOK.-Ar.. rived, Tryall, Susannah, Sarah, Se- vern, Heed, Eliza, Betties, Fame, Delight, Endeavour, Royal Oak, t Speedwell, and Dublin. Clèared out, JplUh Grace, Union, Three Bro- thers, Wilsons, Catherine, Centurion, Tom, and llone, all with slates. BEAUMARIS.— Arrived, Portland, Roberts; Amlwch, Botlialn, Jane and Ann, Williams; Elizabeth, Gnffith Amlwch,' Botham Clles- I ter, Owenti Susanna, Williams; Thomas, Wil- liams; Margaret, Williams; Cam's Delight, Roberts; M:iy Flower, Evans; Wellington, Jones fto W ling; Williams, Courtenay Friends' Delight,Jones; Sarah, EUlls; Ellinor, Davies; and Rover, Hewitt. Cleared out, Jtioo, Williams; Providence, Parry United'Friends, Jones Industry, Edwards Rachael and Sally, Rees John, Lloyd Vine, Ha*lehurst.; Grace, Clough; iloliley, Jones Ho'jw, Thomas Three Broiheis, Ciriiii'h Catherine, Bailey; Wilsons, Kii),3ella Eudeavour, Roberts; Edward and Mary, Jones; aud Aurora, Griffith. ABEUVSTWITII. ~Arrived, Pegtry, Lewis.frum Milfprtl,. with culm; nuiphin, Owens, from Man e<!y Dolphin, Jones, from Flint; Ann and Eli- zabeth, Thomas and Luha, Owens, ttOmiNew- por.t, with coals. Cleared out, Mermaid, Thomas. for Neath El za, Lewis; and Befsfy, Lloyd, for Brisml, with sundries Matgaret, Evans, for Liverpool, Viih wool .and'Speedwell, Morgao, (or Miitofd, wi,li oak poles. MILFOKD.—Arrived, Friendship, Keeler.from* l'or Waferfor(l. Swift, Harries, from .!»*Hieli; and Dtlinence, Jinies, trom Chester tur Swansea 'Peggy, Lewis } and Tivy, .r imes, r in New poll for Dublin; Mary Ann, Edwards, iiout Bristol for LVoctsu r; Sincerity, Paimc, from Liverpool "lor Tviary, St t i froqi Baugor and Barton, Cornish, from D o- 110 for London and Pel« atv, Jones, from Liver- for Portsmouth 'Diligence. Da*res. V"oUi;h-il! for'' Nf^poii W illiam and I ;1 iio.wlaiid, from Chester tor Spain Tasus. Le*is, Irqm Liverpool !or Lynn-j Roy-'l oeorge, *>>lal t()w, and ilou.nd. Revenue ctnizsi's, tioot a cruise. -4 ir ic t Iat ;the viiii a ,Ieatt hill of health, ihe tlf Ig Marv, CivsweM, trom Gibraltar, with a cargo of bark for MllldlCad. t ke 120,11 the Sarah, from Liver poulfor Aytcs,lat.41. 53. long- 11.4. W j.'I'II. ù:' j:.)\n ,c-H 'II _"1" ;1'1 Ut:t"'l!Iriil'1I J'I" spectin.2 the important question,— Whether ( a- r'sfi officers have a ri^ht to insist on knowing ihe | residence of the mother of any illigilimate child? The question was decided in the affirmative. The late C l)ibuti* w,is borii in 1745, and was the son of a clergyman of Bristol, lie was the eighte^n'iYchi'd, hi*, mother ticinj; 50. when he bornf- He had a brother ^9 y ^ars ,.ider than himself, Thomas D.ibd'U, on whose death he wrote,the beaut itul baUajl of P»ot Js'um fiowlirig. This gvntlemari was Cap.ia.ip of .an East India- man, and lather ut. the present Rev. T. F.Dib-

't _n. MAItKlsT--HEHALD. 1" l,<l ,D4'C11. An account of the Prices (,J, il,-n-iFat, Berley, and Vats, m !l::tJ}ee,t,;c"Med: Saturday last, in the under-mentioned ennn/iea^per qT_ rffinckesler I measure.— Ao v'afiaficur notice. •••io-.it. Bafcy. Oats. J Anglesey. J 59s fe64s-; 32sto37s 21 s in 2^3 CarnaTooi. '59«;—-06i: 32 s— S7s j 22s—25s Denbigh ..j 57s -P U 1 27 s— 33s j 22s— lJ5» I Flint o »•. —IS* Sis— 33« ] »—334 Merionet »> —CSs 1 '<iOs—33s '81s—-25» Montgomery. | j.h—67s)-'i7a—33s J i s—23*

I L,,v ■ ,.rUfJfiOA Y. One >'C,iock. Tit". ia" i4, /ri»A Ivheat subi^ited rrl the. (o III 11 i > c 1 re «.0rs» in quality than th<:se reftiru ■prece.tinf. tnem. (juenllif more unsaleable.' -bine eld iVhust nw't'it improved a UHUUI, AI prtu• juiiy eqiiiil to tlmsr. of litis day tottk. 111'; icere co-n'fined to the bov&hl ¡\ n. Irish. Outs are sold reatlttyon arrival there tre, a few samples at to ctay'v market. In rtlier artiMt:J I there was iittle dune, and no alteration in pt-ice,- Wheat, per 70lbs s. d. a. d. English Old S 0a 9 0 New „ a 0 ft 9 0 y On! A 2 9 a 3 0 Barley S 0 a 3 9 !■> 11 r, ptr c2Wij' s. d. s. d. English fine i) a 44 0 "&5 U a 43 0 in boallpe.- 1 1) (,?b s 0 a 32 0

LOYOON. Corn Exchange, Monday, Nov. 3. The. arrival of Whent thte jtlornirig being' rather moderate than otherwise., there teas more life, in the trade, and super fin? rvns"m»ri rehdHij cleared off ,on quite as good o ue/i 'etitr'terms than tt-is day 1 £ • nnig h t, islfilit bthef. <iorts riln» fully sitppt't i our Inst quotation l ire y> llm r lfari-y 'rca<h!i> com- mands hist tveek s fin l gnndi'iz parcels are steady in value. ll> !tnbuth old anffvetc'. 'are the turn dearer. Pgnat if t,oin sorts, aha have rather improved in value, ft7- hau*. a considerable arrival of Oats this mornihi:; hut. tÍle demand being tole.- rably brisk, last week..1 prices are main!a%n d for J good fresh C'irn. FIVIT rvmrriifsas be fore stated. I Wheat-white. 48-a.55s B«rley 4; ,26s a S3« ,Mai( 52s a fi2s Pease a 40« -Poland..24saci6j -Feed. PRICL, Of',F'LO,UR. Floti., 45;; 50s per sack deliverd I)itt(i ■■-kbt-diH*. E-ssex' it Suffolk Flour- ?Hs ,4(hs »n hoard-ship Norfolk & Stockton do 4Os.d.kt-o Rra«.r. yv oeT q-i^rtvr Fioe"PÚl\ard, i> t4 IHs .1¿t:LiJ New RapeiQed, X,27 to,,628 0s. per Last -tV

PRICE OF BREAD TIllS WEEK. Peck loaf [0 weigh nit) 6,) z Halfditto ditto 81b. 11 oz Quartern loaf ditto 4lb 5|oz (to. 2Ib2iJ:o;¡( The highest price ,,f the, best 14 heaten Bread in the metropolis, is stated by the principal Bakers to be Niue-pence the Quartern Loaf, SMITH FIELD, MONDAY, Nov 3. We have to duy a fair supply <>f Beasts, but ths quality of a great portion is indifferent: the best siirts go off at the same prices as last week, with considerable briskness', the coldness of the weaker partly contributing ihereto and use. expect that there will be a general clear ante at thefigures be. neath. The above Observations, both as to- quality und price, wilt equally apyly to the Sheep and Calves at market this day. To siiik (he offal-per,stone of Slits. Beef 2s 8d to 3s 8d i Feal. 2s 8r1 to 4s 8(1 Mu.tton..2s Sd to3sSd | Pork .2s 4d to 4s 4d fiecid this day. Beasts,about.3064 halves. 180 Sheep .20470 I Pigs 240 RAW HI I)LS. Best Heifers and Steers-. >.Ordinary 2s fid l»2s 8d l>er st 3s 2d lo 3s .4il | Market calf each 8s Od Middis. 2s 10d to 3s 0,t | Eng.Hoise OsOd to Od PRFCL OF HOPS. Bags. Kent, 61 t'fh in It His Sussex. i;. 61. Os to 6/ 101 Neic'Pockets, Kent.. ?/ !!)sa Os ,j IW.' 10s Sussex "Ii 7s a 81. 0< a 8i. I-os Essex Si 5s a 9.. 5s PRICE OF LEATHER. Butts, .30 to 5C)Ilts eoell, pc it, ,,2'H to 2St Jiit/o, '.)'>■ in eacU 24 (I to 25 d Merchants' Backs —d to — d Dressing II ides ISd to 19t Fine 20<l to 22 £ Crop H itles,j5to4i;lh lor cutting:. 19d If> 20.1 Ditto :lpjQ5!Uhi, 2tM to åI Calf Skins 3f) to 40lbs 18d to 22tt Ditto to 70 So Siiihs to Small Seals (Greenland) Large ditto 1 Get falSJ PRICE OF TALLOW. Town TaTlow .42, (llj —si 0<1 Yellow Russia ;.39sOd—s f>« W h; 1 c ditto ■ 0,1 0,1 Soap di'lto'f.' .S'isO.! -5 OJ Mciuiis S>,u-S" ;34s 0«;—-0,1 li>t to RiHifrh ,23;0<! f t >. i n'! aves 16 1M Palm 8Ss ltd Oo-cd .th'¡o1 Good Dregs fis y-j I- Price of Candles per d-.z §; 6J — Mnuld's iris Oi ( 6d per do*, allowed tor uailj iii nitj.