, poOdc rtg- LONDON, MONDAY, OCT. 8. Three o'clock, p.m. We have received the Paris papers of Thursday last. The following arc the only articles of interest which they contain : PARIS OCT. S.—A grand diplomatic dinner is to be given this evening at the residenci of the Duke d'Escurs, ss bleb will be attended by ail the King's Ministers, and Andiassa sadors from fuseign COUriS. PI ince Paul Esterhazy, (built E.tether), his sou, amd thcbilli of Pi illee NICHCIII4II, Will be woos% the number. I..etter% from limynnne , dated the 2ded of Sentemb •r, an ununec that liit. Kinp, of Spain simile his entre into 11.idrid oil the 221, in the evening, amidst the ncelmoutions of the The id iris MAjest) received Denotations from d orl Authiti :ties, and expressed his satisfaction to General Dlurillu ;ail 1)on Martin, Politico! Chief of the Capital. A Leiter from Perpignan, of the YQI states, that from ccloula up to the front ier there is not the lea-1 hymptomn of contagion,—all enjoy perfect health The news of the eistitag.oss having compelled part of the inhabitants tu aban don flareelona is cuotirined, but a fall of rain had greatly ;educed the violence of the contagion. At Turtossi it was mare ACIRC, but h••aleh is good in that pact of Catalmiia horderini. les France. The Pi elects of the Eastern Pyrenees and of Ariege have however, closed all cutoniunicutiol,s up cs the frmitirs, stud I stahlislieti Lattareti to receive persons IA 11 , 1 a-cape the tip tot CIIIIIIIII. A girl of the town %vas twirdered (and a Normand) the ni i .:ht before last by u man who bad picked her up. The wretch, having killed this unfortunate person, made oil a it h her u a telt and gold chain, diems bijou a4and about 50 francs in niouey, It appears that he had meditated the crime, fur be had passed the preceding night with another girl —The police me in search of hint. On the 20th of September Ruelle, who was pla)ing the part of Dormant, in the Young I lostess, at Hague rts s was truck wills apoplexy, and died a few minutes after he was removed from the stage. Scpr. 211.—(Extract from a private letter.) — The Russian Dlinislet , Count de Go'oilskin, has received, by a courier from Peterstirgh, secret dispatches. It appesrs that Ilu• Russian troops have hitherto remained immoveable, mid that there is hide prospect of war. The head quarter. of the Turkish guards is at Mink, svbrie they expect the Emperor to itiancauvre them.—According to the news direct flout Bucharest, of the 9th of September, the Turks cow. int:need on the fish with the usual celehrati of the feast of Kirbuu Bayrimi. The public tranquillity hes not been disturbed. The Kiaja Bey gave orders to the Commanders of all for trosses upon the Duniibc, up to Belgrade, to prevent ull ex cesses on the part of the soldiers, and to punish with death ull.who were found disturbing the peace. 'They speak here of (tie arrival of the King of England, and preparations are made for his reception. Letter-, how ever, from London nuke it doubtful whether he will t.&ke this place in hisjounicy. An article dated Venice, the 19th ult. states, that the two Austrian Captains who were captured by a Turkish corsair, have Veen released by a French frigate, which has taken the corsair, and carried hint into Smyrna, where he will be punished with ail the rigour of the laws. AN AWKWARD MIbTAIC.—A reverend popular preacher, well known to the literary circles of the nietiopolis, wag c+n received with warm hospitality at the table oldie late Mr. and Lady Elisabeth Whitbrcul. Ilis conversational talents had recommended hint likewise to the protection of Lady Au gusta Mut ay, better known, perhaps, to gene de cond4ion, by iii- title of ' 5 Duchess of Sussex," at the bottom of whose table he was usually requested to take his chair. This priest of nice discrimination lied engaged himself to dinner with his early pl. in/noes, Lady Elisabeth Whitbrcul, and in the forenoon tie the alyointed day was summoned for ininualiate untr.alaace in his cu. ',emery place at the " cheque:all" board of the royal It did not take hint much nine to decide between the jioaesil of aristocracy and less flattering station with au unpretending boor gwir. " Didisiscent" (to use one of his own oratorical terms) of his duties in Dover-street, he sat down to his aerofoile dr table, and indite! (on tool! .traloi) the following notes, and by d i siogist of higui was sufficiently fortunate to transmit the billets (cross-purptweel) exactly to the parties fur whom they were Nol• destinal " Dear Doeliesp,A thousand thanks for your rom t delightful Invitation. 1 tuna. I win accept it, though to do so I ant compelled to put off the brag . :.r and his wife,"—ad. dressed, per accident, to Lady K. Whitbread, Dover-street.-2d. " The !tee. 11.... presents his respectful earn dissents to Lady Elis.ebeth Whitbread, and regrets that the sudden inclipositiem of his aunt, from whom he leas groat expocustions, will present him from helm& in the high honour of waiting upon the family to dinner this orning in !)upset-street;" atddre.seed (por 7/uprise) to the Dachew of Sussex. Mirrored, staggered, s nagtined, taut cot:founded awn discovering too tete the .lip of hand which had Ulu. laid bare the aristocrat lurking amid the :olds of his priestly garment, he wrote Wu) his newhoed patron. ses a cypie.s.w6i letter, doling out thistiridsle depruattious of wrath, and urging man. miserable entreaties still for lial:iventaiii omeluding with the unisig mined as.unince, " that his soul ad be exposer! to ',O'er tell the thrineats of purgatory, while fur this rate error banished, as Ito tell that lie merited, num the paradise • ;ter patronage." Miss. for the repose of this disturbed soul ▪ ersvented, rte ,Mee/Node reptile*, in the following teems:— " Lady Elisabeth t 1 hitbrcad pre.onts lien cotaplitnents to the Ile , Mr. and doubts nut last that, when fatigued with the warty or flukes and Duchesses, he would condeseend to put up with the litnuide :arc of a brewer and his wife. At the same tinw, n tlier reverend applicant for pardon must clearly understand, ace tarty Missals-ore Whitbread can neva ritalitiesuess Ditruagy a, sit arpol.su for tusgeiult.untilly conduct." RARE INTEGRITY —About six years CIO a tradesman residing iii Leeds fell into decay, and finding his embar rassments insurmountable, he left the town considerably in debt. His creditors soon began to consider their claims desperate, and most of them had long ago placed the ominous word tad opposite the entry in their ledgers. But on Monday the Ist inst. each of them received a circular, requesting that they would meet the debtor and his wife on the arrival of the Rippon coach at the \Vbite Horse inn, Leeds, and bring with them their accounts. This welcome invitation was, of course, readily accepted, and as each account was presented, it was 111:•ellarged, WIIIIOIII any deduction. The appegate amount of the debts thus honourably liquidated we have not heard ; but we know th,t one tradesman, a timber-merchant in that town, received l out. The lady, who took an active part in this pleasurable duty, has had lately a handsome for tune left her, at her own disposal ; and one of the first purposes to which she has applied her well-merited wealth has heen to dischar:x all her hushand's debts. ARTFUL Ibleo,latoN.—A fellow was lately charged at the Police-office, Edinburgh, with various acts of swind ling. The success of his schemes was 1101 less remarkable then the ingenuity with which they were planned. After duping a caster's wife of Iss. and ebbing a house at Custerphine uf a gold watch and other al tidies, lie gained the affections of a young woman, a widow, who kept a shop at Portobello. By his persuasion she agreed to give up her house, awl hillow him, with her daughter, a child allow live years of uge, to a lodging in the Grass-market, whet le the necessary measures were immediately taken for the pencil malice of the marriage ceremony. But the af fair must be done genteely, and it was customary on such occasions to get new gasnieuts; his lameness prevented him from calling on friends; but lie would write a note— au order to a ft lend in Potter-row, for a sm:111 sum 951. and his intended wife would have nothing to do but pre sent it. She went, bat not finding such a person as the one mentioned, she came back, and found that the bride groom had deesiniped, alter breaking open a trunk and carrying sway all her clothes, with some articles of jew ellery. Such was the talc this deluded female told, whose modesty and propriety of detueat !!!!! r rendered her an object of considerable interest. On the fellow himself being called iu to give an account of the property, no thing could be more striking than the contrast in their behaviour. 'the full ruined features of an Italian were distigeted by dirt, and distorted by the lecrof impudence. lie readily gave information of the way in which he hail disposed of the unfortunate woman's property. The next amour in which our hero engaged inuy be considered his thy d'ssovrc, as here lie triumpaed, out only over the catiliouseess of age, but the shrewdness and tenacity of the IlighlatiJ eharecter. Haying got himself conveyed, as a man in extreme bodily distress, to the house of an honest porter, in a It. w minutes lie succeeded in estab lishing himself Mete as a fatuity lodger. The moment that lie had thus domesticated tiniest lf, lie despatched the potter to Leith, to look after some smuggled spirits, which lie said were deposited there on his a , count; add ing, for the put pose of removing all apprultensioo, that he hail used the precaution of bribing the police-officers, who would either walk elf upon the approach of the por ter, or wink at 1111.1.1. he passed. In the absence of the porter, lie proceeded to practise upon the simplicity ul his wife, an old wutiem of at least sixty years of age, who lie•llTely understood a ICOI-11 diTellllCl. I Hel'ortiillg to the out W0111.111 . /1 story, attar sounding the if pit§ of her affection fur the absent Diiiiren, expressed his wonder how site mouthd think of wading her days in the Stmimy of such a homespun mortal. lie nest touched upon the wi l dly eitetionsiatievs or !lie weithy couple, and drew titian his liosie•s an atliniasnm that !lit y had a hank receipt Isom snligly deposited in the ctipboaid. !lav ing by this Buie Made an impresblon on the heart of the old woman, he easily persuaded her to allow him a sight of the dui ument, winch, alter scanning over, lie declared the right of drawing use. money had expired that very dey, and proposed that, lame as hr was, lie would go with her to the thank awl uplift the money. The old woman, in a state of great It epidation, assented. Away they hob bled tip stieets, mot the de fender, by personating the palter, found no ilidietilty in exchanging the receipts for pounds sterling. Strange mid almost incredible as it nay seem, this art b deceiver hid so plied his iinsnspecting dupe with flattery, that, briery they kit the bank, her alle , .tions irk novrledgeo *nuttier master Mau homiest thia min. lio ;dare of home, they went to as publie-hutose, where a 11611 Of rhipmnent was finally agreed upon! To allow Ins gallantly, he treated the V11:1111Ullfed Mahan, out of her utso money, with a silk gow:i, purchased from a broker, and himself with a resplendent suit of clothes. Hi r heat t expanded at this geum a:4ly, and she gave her self 111110 &COMA 11t . ecalatie liappmess, tit ely immt it i ng i n the most copi o us libations, tier-alarmed, astuailstocd, and stunned husband tumid her at ten o'clock in the even. ing dead dtuuk ! But the swain had made good his own elopement, eariying with I his new apparel and the revesslun of the money. A 'mother of similar but ut miner importance, were brought aga i ns t th e "de. tinder, which gr eatly incteased the estuttistouent at the ext. mire haviieks oe hail made upon the hearts and small properties el eitteritniate females. A precognilioe Of all the circootototteea had been manful:led helmet the Sheriff, preparaluty to a 4iiatielasy It Struo LoNDON t Printed and Publiihed by the Proprietor. JOHN TW MG. st die 1 Miku. Struet, where all I.uttur► to 144 !Wit t '', ow,. (1,0.1 laid) UMW!. ue addreebett.e THE NATIONAL REGISTER On Tuesday, September 25, a full Court of the Mayor and Burgesses ofGritnsby, Lincolnshire, was holden, and amongst other things, it was moved by nue of the Common Councilmen, that the correspon dence between the Mayor, Magistrates, and the Rev. George Oliver, curate of Grimsby, respecting the black cloth directed to be placed on the corporation pew in the church, in testitnnny of respect to the memory of the late Queen Caroline, be now read ; and which being read, it was moved, seconded, and curried by a great majority : That the Rev. G. Oliver, by his conduct in directing the black cloth to be removed from the corporation pew, and by the tenor of his correspondence, had contemptuously and improperly conducted himself towards the corporation, anti that a vote of comure of that court be NlSlted against him Mr such conduct, and that the same be entered in the corporation book. In fact, there wit.: but one dissenting voice ; and that was his friend, Alderman Moody, who holds a place in the Custom House. In nankin row, Mrs. W. Chinoladsle, of a son. Al Richmond place, Walworth, U. Woods, of a son. 'lhr lady of the Hey. John Tr) on, of Indwkk, Northamptonahite, of R son. A t tolller's Wood, Surrey, the lady of J. Tyrrell, CM. of a daughter. ' At lhellcnhatn, the lady of the Ike. I. Snow, of a toe. At Malta, the lady of G. Ward, es+ Deputy l•ay master General of the Forces, of a daughter. MIL D. Drysdale, of Queen's place, Kennington, of a Aanhter. _ _ Martini. At Painswlck, Gloucestershire, C.. Skey, esq. late of llighgate, In the county of Middlesex, to Myra, third daughter of J. Partridge, tub of Spring cottage, Stroud. At llonitou, Hewn, the Rev. J. L•'. Good, of Salisbury, to Mary, second daughter of J. Morel', esq. of the former place, sad sister to the Rev. 11. March, of Fiume, Somerset. At Hengeo, near Hertford, C. M. Wilson, esq. of York street, Portman square, to Frances Marla, second daughter of It. W. Elliston, esq. Cl Strafford place. .tt St. Mai gat et's,M estmineter, IP Carter, csq. of Parliament street, to Litnabeth Jane, daughter at the late Hr. Bout geois, and niece to sir F. Bourgeois, of Dulwich college. At Hackney, J. Clover, esq. of Gibraltar, to Lydia, secoud daughter of Mr. W. Hodson. of Leicester. Vials Ou 'llinriday last. at Us house In Stamford street, in the 84Ir year of his age, Jobe Rennie, esq. the celebrated engineer. sp At Plymouth, G. 11. Stroll, esq. of Milford, Derbyshire. At Cheltenham, D. 11a;tlancl, esq. aged 70. Mr. L. Beale ' mut Dove court, Lombard street, aged tiO. Mrs. kachell Grelg, wife or J. Greig, esq. of Blackheath. Suddenly, on Wednesday evening, at Upper Holloway, Mr. William Oaks, sen. of linuudrditch, tappet smith, aged 44. soi. of T. Dawson, esq. of WOOlll.ll, Eases. Sarah Rebecca, the wile of Mr. Crosier, of Chancery lane, in the 38th year of her age. Os Wednesday ne•rcing, at Little Chelsea, aged so, Frances, wife of T. Stoneham, egg. and eldest daughter of J. Peacock, esq. of Brandi Street, Berkeley square. At Margate, in his 7.5 th year. J. Brewer, esq. of Clapham common, At llighbury pink, aged 71, B. Hopkinson, esq. formerly of High At his mother's house, in Wigmore street, In the 60th year of his age ' Gen. A. cowell, formerly. of the Coldstream regiment of Guards. At Cuckfirdil, Mr. W. llabgood, of Visit street hill, aged 30. ---- .. Lonaon markets CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, OCT. S. There was a large supply of Wheat at market this morning, having had a number of fresh arrivals since this day week, but the demand was not very brisk, except for the finest samples of old Wheat, which fully supported last week's prices; ithe inferior descriptions were much lower. Barley and Oats are brisk in sale and fully supported last week's prices. Beans, Peas, ike. are also full AS dear as last week. '1 he finest samples of all grant appear to support our last potations, but for the inferior de tampions there is scarcely any demand. CURRENT PRICES OF GR Per Winchester Measure MONDAY. S. s. 66 a 112 52 a 64 44 a 65 33 a 36 ,IN FOR TI Eight Bush LE WEEK, W EON BM. S. 66 a 82 30 it 63 44 a 65 33 a 36 YRID•Y. So S. 66 a SO 50 a 64 44 a 65 33 a 30 Old Wheat New Red Wheat New White do Rye Brat*, or Buck Wheat Barley .... Pale Nlalt Feed Oats Brew orPoland do New Tick Beans Old ditto New Pigeon ditto Boiling Pease Grey Pease Rapeseed per lust a .._ .... a ..... a -- 31 u 431 34 a 491 34 a 43 86 a 'l2 i 66 a 72 t,6 a 72 20 a 26 1 20 a 26 . 20 a 26 21 a 281 25 a 20 24 a 28 2S a 30 1 28 a 30 28 u 30 31 a 38 1 34 a 38 34 a 88 33 a 33 33 a 35 33 a 35 38 a 42 38 a 42 33 a 42 Si a 34 32 a 34 32 a 34 , 3ll. a 334 31f. a 331. I 311.4 3111. AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN, Par Quarter, or the Twelve Maritime Districts or ENGLAND and WALES, for the IVeek riming September 2dth, extracted from Sattu day's Gazette. - Wheat... TO5 Id 1 Barley... 35, 0,1 1 11e:gus .....361 Ott Rye .... 343 hd 1 Oati.... 23s 4d I Peas _... 2Bs 10d 'MOWN OR MUSCOVADO SUGAR. Average l'ricc ft ow the Rena as made in the Week ending Weillitsdas last. 31s. 2itl. per cwt. exclusive (tidally. PRICE OF FLOUR, Per Sack of Five liu,hels, or 28ollis. Monday. s. I. Monday. s. I. Fine English Flour tis alO I Americau Flour 42 a 46 Seconds ditto .... 60 a o per Barrel of II cwt. BREAD, Is. Od. the p,iiartern Loaf. PRICES or TALLOW, Pith.% oe FAT. per t.t.ut elb. I Whitecliapel Alarket 911 St. James'. Market 2s Ud Clare Market . Ot od 5i 7d Average-11.. 911. Price of Candles, per I.d. per tiUrrEU allue SOAP, &c. per I IV's. Town Tallow 41). Oa O. Od Velluw Russia 4s. (kl Od ‘S bite ditto —* ad 00s ad Melted stun oft. ad Sils Od Dittu Rough 006 Od 24s Od Greaves . . . . SOs Od Good Dregs . . 76 Od Curd Suap , . . tNis Yellow Soap . . NAs Mottled . . . . Mrs 106. Od.—Moulds, l Is. Od ed fur ready tumsey. 63111 . 1111ELD MARKET. MoXDAY, OST. 11—Our market was well supplied with prime Beasts this morning, as well as with Aluttun, but the demand not being very bris►, the prices were lower. Pork, Veal, and Lamb were lull as deur as last week.—The busineNs in the liapularket was brisk, und our last prices fully supported. The following is u correct statement ut the prices told numbers at market:— of MEAT, esclu.i.e of the xvlucli consists of Head, Eattrall•, a n d ll.de, and i. Nurai &hst Id. psi lu.--l'er 111111 V of 106. NON OA Y. FRIDAY. Beef 3s t J to 4s 2d Beef 3, Ud 10 46 4d glutton Ss 4tl to is Ott Nlittiou 3, •Itl to 4. 2d Lamb 4s Oil to Ss Utl L 41111) 3S lud to 5. UJ Veal 3s Idd to Is 10J Ve4l S , 10.1 to 4. hut Pork Ss 4il to 41 lid Irk 3. 4d to 4s 4tl Ilr4d of CiAltic I " 4l ket• Bead id Louie al Nlarket. Ite4sls s iiect , and L a ml e . . 21,50 u aueel. and Lamhs 7 Goo I'tg4 . C‘sher,. N.ll-i4AKKKI. flay Clover . . .5 .• • • YI Y 0 to 11 10 0 Sge