i r { !' 331 From an account just printed, by order of the House of Commons, ju " a Supplementary Report of the Committee of the General Assembly," as to the management of the poor in Scotland, it appears that the gross funds applied to paupers in Scotland, amount to 114,1951. 17s. 9d., of which 39,7181. 10s. sd. arc derived from assessment, the rest being from contributions at the church doors and other Colds. In seven out of fifteen Synods there are no assessments. The non-tissessed Synods are Aber deen, Muiray, Itos.s, Sutherland and Caithness, , Gleneig, and Orkney. The paupers are as one to 39 and nine-tenths to the population. On Monday, Mr. W-nie, the mai ; istrate of Bow street, received a letter ceoin the Duke of Bedford inclosing a check upon his hanker for 1001. to be appropriated to the suCcrers in the late calamitous lire in Drury.lanc. A singular tp.e. ion has arisen at Stockholm. A writer, who has been brought to trial fin. a libel, exercise= the i•glit which the law allowed of nomi nating f.tur of his Jurors. In the number he no minated Prince Oscar. The Tribunal made a report to the King on tlie subieet : anti his Majesty deckled that his son, Ling cat:ec, •ty the Cons,itutlon tc. it divers political functions, uuid not be subject to the liability o acting as a J • Or. The King also held, that it would be tioilberous to public liberty W Princes were svioweci to foi to part of a Jury. The libel weft a v't,:tnt attack on the Russian 'Govern ment in Inilao, . _ Four Way* or ti, sr, and five transports, ;lave sailed ! . .ont Cia.d.:f; their destination is le.rets ;loin India, brought by the Gederal 4: ) i tater fro& Madras, we learn that :owe disturbance has broken out in Kutch, which, though of little moment, may eventually lead the Supreme Govern ment to establish a position on the Indus, to keep ►he Scindians in &tier, and to be a watch OR the Russians and Pe►:sians ; though any attack ;loin that quarter must be fatal to the invader. An Algerine squadron of two frig rtes, a galley and as armed polacre, has appeared at Tangiers with nine merchant vessels; among which was a Spanish trader, and a considerable number of European slaves. A set ies of Madras Gazettes to June .25, contain no intelligence oi much public interest. The news of the deaths o' his late Majesty, And of his Royal Highness th- Duke of Kent, lia.i reached that Pte• kidency on the 12Lh of the above mouth. Accordin,v, to letters few Vienna, of the sth inst. a singul i. r communication hud been receivel there fromhis iloiines the Pope, in reply to the offer of the Austiian Govern. ‘ent to sent'. troops into the Papal tlocnnlons for the purpose of redressing the ardent &Lire for ••••. free constitution which had been matibi:sted by the subjects of his Holiness. The Pope's letter ~totes that he is grateful for the pro tection oraed hies by Austria ; but that he was so sensible of the spirit of the people, and of their um:- nimous wish on *list subject, that he felt ctripe.lcd to abandon the thought of placing a military con troul over them, and that he had himself, thereftro., called together a conclave, for the purpose of pre paring free constitution to be submitted to his bubjects. A letter ;tom Genoa announces, that a Congress ;s to be held at Florence, wierc 21enipotentiaries v." l matt ;;•om all the Powers of Iraly. 111POPITANT FRU . .4 THt BRAZlL9.—Extract of a letter inns Salem, October 13th:— ••• '.:end left Pemanion 1 August 24th. About tight or ti ys t, his it was reported t .at a ltevolu. woken out in e province to the 3uthwart.l, ne..r , A , i• about a (. tit .ps w..veni. relied , outhward, with ureters t 1 v other hoeic... on tkir mrnh. My hi.. :1 feint:seats the ; , ....le ^1 eat d o se t dise.pi.ent ire fin. it. volution. tfl s: il. rnitm convoy . 211 gllll :led lin .).0 Or _ 1 •••i , t •., t: 4 130/01U3i011 Is d I ' !3 . . • • .3.1 ► E... d t;i: tieet." Mr. Ctiric , rived in town on Saturday from • Pt •s, and on *san..tay went to Coombe-wood, the situ. of 'he E 1o: I.iver:lo.tl. We skill nut be -or •.f tne 1111.i,T1.1 . i0a u; both inintethately, prltcu'.-• - 11 wit :L inLeot•oit iasatute any! • tiarLb. - : . •• h..• MajeNty. . . Jet' Denman ay. L... • up.nr what fur • • • :.. . tc her application . • • . that licr . ' '3 of iLiverpool, ' • • --;• • s' ,• • • , •e Aeuiand which . !. 7i• `: ' • l• :3 letter was , c.I Liverpool by th; , .7 , ,•6 gt • • . •• • • r ae(' by at number •OZ . p • •• . • tr :taribia Qt . St. Ana . i . • :I• ••• a tdeet:og to . . •.. • • " •"t 1 • •t • .C4/111011. • • . • •• & •'t Ex! of Liverpool has ' n s ••011 to l'it• Majesty, and it is • • lie...owty and Mr. Cunni•ig or Lord Liver. pow conipleln Lii43 he has been vciy ungenerously used by his eolleagJes. yowl wo.oun named Ilatvkes, while at:ending %;re on Sunday, at a Dissenting Chapel ut fell durtu WI! antly expired. '~6'` r . jo AigirinaMiliem , ;7. ~;. .1 a 7: w I Evri • .~ .. /.. THE NATIONAL REGISTER FUNCRZAL HANOINOS.--Several cases of litiga tion having occurred respecting the right to the black cloth in hanging churches at public funerals, it may be worth while to record a recent decision of the question by Judge Bayley. His Lordship, in his charge to the Jury, laid it down, that no indi vidual had a right to hang up what are called ornaments in a church, without leave of the rector, because the freehold of the church was in hint, and he might make his own terms for that leave. "In general," said his Lordship, " when private viduals hang up black cloth in the parish church with the concurrence of the rector, there is a kind of understanding that the cloth shall become the property of the rector. In the present case there had been no bargain made between the church wardens and the clergyman, with respect to the terms upon which the cloth should be hung up, consequently the latter had no right to take any part in it ; because by law he was not entitled to take such property, üblcss by matter of arrlmgc ment between the parties to whom it belonged." One of the numerous pickpockets, who, to the dis,,race of the police of the metropolis, daringly in fest the streets, not only by night but by day, when apprehended a few evenings ago, had no less than pocket-li.oOkercbiela conceal& about his person. Lower -plate printer and his wife, resident in ,"reeman-street, birmingham, have been taken into cus.odly, and lodged in prison, charged with forging !lank of England notes, 10,0001. of which are stated I hove been found on the premises, together with the plates, &c. Even 201. notes were fabricated at tins manufactory. The revolutionary chiefs who are take* in arms in the expedition against Naples, are to be tried and treated as traitors to their Sovereign. A manifesto is preparing for publication. ITA DRAWN TICKETS AND SHARES ARE SELLING DI J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT, At their very fortunate Offices, No. 87, Cornhili; 38, Haymarket; 11, Holborn; and 141, Oilbrd Street; WHO SHARLD AND sou, TWO In the pir,ent Contract, viz. No. 185, £20,000-3,636, £20,000. TWO ...... Prizes of "...• £20,000 Console, And ell the other Capitals, mud be drawn N.,XT TUESDAY, Btlth NOVEMBER, bang the Last and Only Day of Drawing. The Pate of every Ticket sold prior to the 15th November was Really ided by the Drawing of THAT DAT; those Persons, therefore, who hove already purchased in the present Lottery, are recommended to inquire the fate of their Numbers, in order to exchange their Snell Prizes fur Undrawn Tickets and Shams. LAST AND ONLY DAY, TUESDAY, Bth NOVEMBER, WHEN. TWO And all the other Capitals and small Prises, must be Drawn. The Fate of every Ticket sold prior to the 15th 24evember was finally decided by the Drawing of THAT DAY; throe Persons, therefore, who have already purchased in the present Lottery, are recommended to in quite the Fate of their Numbers, in order to exchange their Small Prises fur Undrawn Tickets and Shares. Undrawn Tickets and Shares are selling by BISH, Sole Con• tractor, 4, Combat; and 9. Charing Cross, who sold, in Nine Shares, No. 1,483 (Class A) a Prize of £20,000, Convls and Aluney, drawn the First Day, Wednesday, November 18. AS the cold chilly season advances, warm Clothing becomes a necessary as well as a fashionable acquisition. —Mrs. INGRAM respectfully invites Ladies to inspect her large Assortment of CLOI'H CLOAKS and CHILDItEN'I PE LISSES of all sizes, which she has just got up in the mast fa• shionahle style, in variety of colours, and .st very low prices, at her CHILD.BED LINEN and MILLINERY WARE HOUSE, No. 30, City Road, near Finsbury Square, where a very liand.ome and well elected large assortment of Chiid Bed Liner., Dresses, Pelisses, sod Millinery of every description, is always kept ready, particularly a choice collection of Turbans, L:ice, Drcs• , , and all other Caps, Frills, Handkerchiefs, Spencer Balks, Dresses, and Pelises, of the roost fashionable and Meat pat; err.s, ill grey v;:ri,ty.—Obrarve, it next door to the Rustic House, Jaranned, Windsor, Dyed and Mahogany Cbuir,Couch. !lota, a.itt betlanAul Manufactori, aced General Furniture Warehouse. THE FIRST PRO - C;UCTION IN THE WORLD FOR THE TOOTH ACHE, AND PRESERVING AND BEACI !EYING TEETH AND Cal Al try:need by her Royal Highness the late Ducifuss ut YORK. lIIA Esonleacy the DU k: of SAN C4a1 • 03, the Spanaiii Alri• bmsaxt. r. and most oldie Na:nlity. HOWLAND'S AL.SANA EXTRACT, or ABYSSINIAN SPECIFIC for the Teeth aml inta:uable eeific has beca in high estimation fur many years, aid r.voinmet.ded the tir,t Physicians. Its properties are truly wonderful; it itimitdiinely relieves the must violent 'IOOTI I.AC Ii E, clean:w., and beau:hies the Teeth and Goias, and 1 res a :is them titan ticvuy ; prevents Decayed Teeth giving pais, removes the Tartar trona th Tee , h, fastens tilos:. that ate lame, and makes_the Teet:i be iutifully white and uniform ; cleanses tlishetavy from tir, Gums, renders them firm and healtt y, 10. rish.s the mouth during Disease alter Medicine, and inti.arai sweetness to the orza.::. It i. perf..ctly inteitent, su fut+ a trild liy take it. yet con:a:ns tho,e inestimattl.: ties, th .t if :_omtu my used will r.re:er the Teeth and Gums tound, belintiful, end ore from to the latest peliod of life It is an excellent stomachic. Price ts. 9t1., es. tid., anu fOr. per bottle. Sold, wholesale, retail. and for exportation, by the sole Pro prietors, A. ROWLAND and SON, Corner of Kirby Street, Hatton Garden, Lrn ion ; and most Perfumers and Nledicitie Vendees.......Notte s.c 4, , e.mitte without the signature "A. ROWLAND sad SON." e. Zit**. At the Hague, the Cdasten of Athlone, of a ion and hel At La Tour. near Viva', 'the lady of George Baring, (N. of • daughter. At Doctors' commons, Mrs. P. Fenton,ef a ion. At Bridgenortb, Salop, the wife of the Bay. O. Proctor, 4M a fo•. The lady of W. Fos, mg. of Howell wmare, of a von. In .t.epnel street, Russell ensue, Mrs. J. I. Healey, of a dila:Men. At smith-end, Kent, Mrs. 'l. A. Meter, of a daughter. On Sunday last, Mrs. Baker, of the Theatre Royal, Haymarket, of a daughter. In Southampton row. the lady of the lion. Charles Law, of • eon. 'the lady of J. Langdale, esq. of Lavender hill, Sarney, of • ass. At Liverpool, W P. de Bathe, esq. Major in the 86th light infintry to Ma. y, eldest daughter of rboturs Lerle, esq. of Speketands, Lao cashire. At llornsey, 11. Mitehieson, esq. of Canoubery place, to Maria, second daughter of 0. Bucktuu, esti. of llornsey. At ESWIIIIOO, Ilene, Mr. 0. Patch, of Pottet's bar, fti Attu Llearor Wray, of Eswittion. At st. Auttrew's,ifolhorn, W. Thomas, eq. of Fairford, Oluncester• slate, to Eliza Auu Kingsley, of fuming, surrey. At Minnow, Eases, Nit*. Joseph 1 . 011110111. 01 dread street,Cheapside, to sat all, daughter of a. Discuss, es I. us innint,tur. At St. Mary's, Winteeltapel, Alt. K. It. AltierWy, of Hackney, to .:acho•t, 6,1:0110 •I4ughter uf the late P. Aidsley, my. of Lemau MI vet, 'endow n's 11,1ds. At Streatham, Hobert, third son of the late J. Ware, esq. of New lit ;tl , ..te street, to Maria, eldest daughter of John Gurney, esti. Kiog's Counsel. At Newington church, Surrey, It. Minspriss, esq. of Pembroke. South Wales,to Miss Aim Nub, of Canterbury row, Newiuglon. nen. In Jame lain, at Arcot, filsJor Ma.k West,sl regiment Madras native cavalry. In Upper Eaton street, Mrs. Ann Giusti, aged 84 years. At her nephew's, in Cheapaide, Mrs. halals Harris, formerly of °show n place, New rued. At Dinkins, Surrey, Mary, the Istfe of Dedilck Smith, esq. in the 77111 year of her age. 0,1 1 nestle) last, at his house In 11111 street, the Earl of «faintest:airy, in the 7.7ttli y car of Isis age. At 'Mealtime hill, W. Bartlett, esq. aged 68 yearn. At Walthemstow, Anna Maria, daughter of It. Borchelt, esq. On aluittlay evening, at his Marine Villa, In Sussex.. the venerable pet, William Ilayley, aged /3 years. At Croydon, K. Z. Stables, esq. late of the Army ray-office. In Cannon street toad, Mrs. Sarah Akenheaft, relict of J. Akcohead, taq. At Tornnay, Devon, whither ehe bad gowe for the benefit of her bean'', Maly. the wile of J. Lambert, esq. of Bedford row. At Hampton, Nliddlesex, It. B. Devert 11, req. ?die. Ladler, wife of N. Ladles., req. SoulhduiplOn place, New road. Lon Don irearlicts -4410- Con EXC HANG E, AIONDAr, Nov. CO. We hrrl only a .o.ithlin.! supply 4.t . `Vha..t that .;i5 . -.lung from our : st, eoe dem: ior which wan preay bri , lt, and the 1' ,eats mpl. vbi.ined Is. p.:r (In itevance spin last Aionday'a 'uut inieri..r desaiptions 'i,rely sup. portel our last prig. The supply of ir.rLy was n.c very Irsge, u it them beinl o go Al domard, that Lrtick: was a trifle darer. The ply o. Oats was abundont, and brisk in sale, and from Is. to i .er quarter &aro.. "t..ans were is. per qr. dearer, but Pe7ii dui' in sal., and scin,ely support...l'4.st wzelis prices. In.: rticloi Ciere is no alt,a tt r. - - CO I: N EX.CrIANGrt , , litur.rAY, Now. V.. Lye had very few fresh arrivels of \Viten arn.A: Monday, but the : , :cat ~ wide.; sum , rt t'ie Dykes f that day ; th 2 inknor dew is, sii'.eu;h .r.zr t.: ots, o.uld 01434 WWI aut uuycrs. Tte supply of ,t7rley w: • : ia. i 'rich Ole finest *Amides st: , ..dity m ii. J t triii3f, vance. In Oats there we.: 'Jut hut: 9.1t1 no elte.atie in the price;. Ir rictus, s'e . teen wtu . • Iterztion. CUItitENT II Per W inch Red Wheat White Rye Brunk, or We: Wieent Rariej Pale Fec. Oi • • •.• • :!rewil. Pedal slew Ti. 1 . I A Old dint, New ditto - • Grey I', Rape red per' i. OF G t bier Iller.uie , MU\CIA Y. $. b. 65 li 61 4t u 10 i 34 u 39 ,1? Mot V f altr'tt -; 141 A w plums. I. 55 n tit 42 a 701 .4 a asl :3 a 'A.) t.!ro tl u 4.5 2 , 1 a . 18 V.') 1 a S 3 S 7 a •:') St u :;4 4.! u •1) 3'l a • 4 , 1/. si 41:4 33 a S 6 YO ft 30 35 u 2LO 22 a 24 31 a Si 31 a 40 34 a 33 41 a So a 41 40/. a 4w,. ~i:; w a. s. Z 7 a 6 1 4s a 1 0 a ai 32 a 36 a SO n 65 .^0 a 22 VA a 34 :4 u 34 ST a 40 34 a 38 d!-: a 3 :0 a 49 'IC a 121. AVER t6F. PUMA!: OF (.01(N, p,o • e , iri I's: e Maritime Districts a ENGLAND ?lid V.ALIgd. fur ti e V::•ck club% November 11th, rx•ruLtod Ir.llllWl u• (lay . •,‘et , .e. :1i I il 51 1 Bo m•••• Rye .... S.I I 046.... •_0•• eJ Po •e• • • 1 " 1 MOM N OK MUii - 004A110 nUtiA6. Average Price frein rite Veto. os made in the "ek ending it'4••io. 'wit, :1 6 +. 7il. Iser , n t. encla.ive or dalv• /RAE!. --• Fft N OV. "5.—W h.. o.l'. r -.7iAling pl" eip•krik Ise, Jts it t la. whiQa •.d e Jti4t tiethuisd. r.%:.• • t • ; . ttu. .k 4 &Let. ;uNi..l 'Jut : .• • $ stu. wt.e, dull in . . :„ • , LC.' ••:r...ec.:t :out pr. t.: . • ...k t. At le.. , • ...,1. The td. t• . ..... u. 16•14: ••• • at twat.' 1111-1 . . • oft 11 -•••• of i .C,.:•. awl Is Atm) ikotilhi :0. 7 10 • .. . * 1101\DAY• grPf 4. tits to 411 10.1 1* •.1 . .0 •i• I 111!11 an 3. 1-.1 .to 4. 8J :0: 4. 1: .1 5 • 4 "' . ...mob 0* (i to I.l* ••b 0. 0 .0 0 , (: V. sl vs 6.1 10 Ss tml 1 :..1 Gd iu .1011 i 4 , 4 tsd to oil bit 10. 11. 4, Od llb lIe•e11c1 Cffile at minket. S u Lattle r 14 41 " 1 %.: 1t,7430 • • • • • 54 :: ` , 1i.L.Ol. and L . •C • 21 / 1).,. . l• - I IlAv - - i• I • • 3 ti I 4 0 _ I tut, r . . . 4 4 c 1 to 3;',5 5 0 . . 10 0 to Al 15 0 . _ ....)!NUON . l'r'ntet, and 1 . hel by the Proprietc.:. JOIIN 1;:G. ct 114 th'.;ze, • 4 : re . • • .•, .1 •,4 a ll Leiters u lke tithat ,, Im . II '