30) LOPE AND lILIDNESS. An iortelsition was token on Monday last before John ight Una in, Esq. coroner, at the Grove Ninths, White :p. I-r ad ,on view of the body of Aim Moore, aged 45, w death was caused by her having drank a large quan ta) no tanum. ehe deceased Was a spinster, residing in New-court, Tho rn a. st eet, Whitechupel, and some time back bad received t .eaddr....ses of a Mr. H. residing in the neighbouilioad, of in he became warmly murmured, and a clandestine cambial, was carried on, and continued until she discovered la it lice much admired had a wife and family of his °a tr.— .e train that lime was remarked to be in a low desponding a re, aid on Friday 'light complained of indisposition, whi h increased to an a tanning de4ree until Saturday after • noon, ahem death put :in end to her miseries. A surgeon rs ho attended her was of opinion that her death aas caused by ben having shrank a large qUElllilly of laudanum. She a.l out on•et red to drink the fatal dose, nor could it be ac e .s:•red tor boa she came Ity it. Aver bur decease a letter a its found in her pa. ket, a hich ensijectuted she had written on the day previous ta her .:el/au - holy dissolutioe, and front which we disseminate t i telioa ing abstract :-- DEA is alts. ll.—My micd has never been settled since I fir,t heetaiie at-gemmed a ith you, and now request you will p iy the List ti Mule of respect, by !weeding the mortal r to it mother earth of tier who now perishes for your s .ke, and okee considered herself dear to you. The expec t-tam of )ons comply ing w ith the atone request gives me every hope that I shall Meld up the dent or motile with us I tile iticoeivenience as l riot reasonably expect The near approach of my dissolution requites nee to bring my epistle la a cox, and I now subset ihe myself, Tour admirer (but slam rIY robe). ANNE MOORE. The Coroner briefly recapitulated the evidence, and the Jar', lifter ,oine little deliberation, returned a verdict— •• rhut tlie deera.ed inn to her eiti,tenee by drihk in, ti quantity at laud.otum, being at the titne in a state of rheum! dernngeo•eut. MainsTosta.—bn Friday week the election for the Mayor of Maidstone. for the towing year, was held in the . Court Hall, zed C. "Lacey slid G. Burgess, Esqrs. were nominated by the Bench of JUT3IIII, for the election of one of them by the freemen. The party opposed In the Corporation demanded a poll on behalf of Mr. Birgess, on the principle of rejecting the rotation, in consequence of the same system having been pursued by the Tiny party. to the exclusion of the elder members of toe lower bench from a participation in the honours of t to Corporation, inertly because they differed from them in politics. Alter about two hours polling, Nlr. was elected by a very considerable mak:thy. 1\ nen he had taken his seat, and the customary oaths, a vote of nor ka was proposed to tile late Mayor, tbr his conduct rioting his Xlii)oralty, awl the following amendment Was utuved :—" That this Cae.nrt, viewing with just in. ti.iiistion the unconstitutional amid intemperate conduct o: the late chief magistrate, John W‘se, Esq. in calling out the military on the evening of the 2uth of November las:, a measure calculated to: disturb the peace, irritate the minds, and eitilinger the lives and property of the iehalittanis of the town, which it was his duty to guard leer and protect ; do calmly and dispassionately censure his conduct, which has brought the office into disrepute and entailed a lastimi stigma on the Corporation ; anj which censure they direct to be enrolled in die books of the Corporation, as a memorial to future magistrates, to oid such intemperate and disgraceful acts." The anientiment being read front the Bench to a crowded Hall, and a show o hands taken, the Mayor, after con ci'ling with his breliffen, di clared, that he could not decide either one way air the other, and refused to count the mothers, although Illanitelitly in favour of the amend anent ; he then retired amidst much disapprobation. The y ule of thanks consequently hell to the ground. klainsToNe, Nov. 6.—A most melancholy ac eldest occurred in this town on Saturday evening :—Mr. Cowen, j ,bbiiig smith, was repairing the inside of the - boiler of a swam engine. at the brewery in the West Borough, belonging to Wan. b ~•!win, Esq. and in soldering on sonic pieces of iron he made t:- . • '4: a cement composed of sal ammoniac, sulphur, and iron .'Yb, which produced such a quantity of fume, or gas, that ty.erpoweced Cowen, and lic in akw moments, was suffix:med. William Pearce, his man, being at work on the out and hearing a struggling noise within, got throngh the aperture at tie top, which was bait just large enough to admit his body, and was descending to his master's assistance, when he Minded the Lanes, and fell to the bottom. An alann was Mina:Mutely given, cad a man named Oliver attempted twice to descend, but he was powerfully effected by the effluvia, that he was compelled to r.2.niquish the task. A large quantity of water IViLlnow thrown into tile boiler, and afar some minutes had elapsed the bodies were extricated. Pewee was found quite dean, but sonic ap pearance of lire was visible in Cowen, who was immediately tam:a home, and surgical assistance promptly obtained. Every Imams that could be devised were resorted to, but all the efforts made to restore an , rtiation proved unavailing, and he expired about three o'clock on Sunday morning. When the lifeless bodies of these _persons were conveyed Witte to their families, the scenes were truly heart rending. Poor Cowen has lett a discon solate widow and six helpless little ones, and Pearce a widow and t(eo little ones ; and what renders this sad event still the inure afflicting is, that Pierces wife is very near her coniinement.— Bath these unforttriate persons were truly honest and industrious characters, and much respected in their sphere of life. Cowen was exceedingly deaf, but very clever and ingenious in his busi.. nest. An Inquest was taken on view of the initlies yesterday, at the King's Howl, before George frturgess, E,:q. Mayor and Co. roner. Verthet--" Accidental Death, occasioned by suilbea• don." _ _ _ A meeting of the noblemen, gentlemen, maiit t...ites, &c. of the county of Renfrew, was rectn ly Id at Renfrew, at which the policy of the present corn-laws was discussed. Mr. Maxwell, M.P. spode against the existing laws, and in favour of a perma nent protecting duty, but did not state what he con. ceived the amounrof that duty should be. His ob servations, indeed, were too general and desultory, to admit of founding any proposition upon them, and awurtiingly, after Provost Carlile of Paisley, and 'Mr. Spews of Elderalie, had been heard on the same it was agreed to leave the matter to the consi (. ...lion of a committee at six individuals equally frim the agricultural and manufacturing interests, who should report to a county meeting to be held in December. P h._ THE NATIONAL REGISTER J& J. SIVEWRIGHT are selling undrawn . Tickets and Shares at their Offices, 37, Comhill, YS, Hay market, and 11, Holborn, where they bold and shared, in the Last Lottery, 4,421 TWO ..... .. Prizes of .........£4,000 &c. &c. RICH WHEEL ALL MONEY. TWO of £30,000! THREE TWO of 2,000 ! Not Two Blanks to a Prize.-6,500 Tickets already Drawn. A 30,000 MONEY for the First Drawn Prize SECOND DAY, 20th Tilts Mom'''. November. Tickets and Shares are also selling by their AGENTS. TIIE DUKE OF YORK AND LORD ERSKINE. The above Prince has often remarked, that his Lordship looks like Lord Erskine himself when he wears his own hair. His Lord- ship has used the Russia Ott. upwards of 12 years, which always preserved his hair; but Lathes and Gentlemen ought to be as particular as Lord Erskine, in having it from 'the Pro prietor, or front a respectable Vender, then they will be sure to have it genuine. A. GENTLEMAN, of No. 40, Bedford-square, called on the Prince, and declared to him that his Ru sts. Oa. has twice restored his hair, or else if he had not used it feels sure he would have become quite bald ; and even Medical Gentlemen at the Medical Hall, London, have published in " The Gazette of Health" that PR IN(' b's RUSSIA OIL, is superior toany Oil fur the Hair, and will do in cases of baldness and weak hair what can possibly be done. Thousands of Ladies and Gen tlemen have a good head of hair by using l'rince's celebrated Russian Oil. Rut some Ladies being persuaded to use other Oils, they soon found the difference, as their hair began to fall of 4 or getting grey. In short, Prince's celebrated Russia Oil is the best Oil for dressing, preserving, and promoting the growth of hair, and it' used constantly, not a hair will fall off, or turn grey; clears the scurf, and keeps the head and hair clean, and by using it regularly for a few months, will restore the hair on the bald part, if the least sign of roots are remaining, which has been proved by hundreds. Ladies will find Prince's Russia Oil preferable to any other Oil for dressing their own, or false hair, as it gives a natural gloss, softens, and curls it. Gentlemen wearing powder ought to use it instead of pomatum ; it promotes eybrows, whiskers, &c. The Original Proprietor has now so improved the Russia Oil, that it will always be sweet and plea ant, and will keep in all climates. Ask for Prince's Russia Oil,at 4s. the small bottle, or a bottle containing the quantity of nearly five small' ones, at Eleven Shillings, which Is a great saving; and observe" Prince" on the wrapper and seals of each bottle; without,it is not genuine, and cannot answer the purpose. Sold Wholesale, Retail, and for Exportation, by the sole Pro prietor, A. PRINCE. removedto No. 9, Poland -street, Oxfords sneer, near the Pantheon; and by Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to his Majesty, New Mond -strect ; and by most principal Perfumer and Me:ineVenders. _ . . Proved by affidavit, beforethe Lord Mayor of London, that A. PRINCE is the Original Proprietor of the Russia Oil ; there fore if any Perfumer, Medicine.vender, Hair-dresser, or any one else, sell: Russia that is not Prince's, they ate impostors, as they sell counterfeits to their customers, and cannot answer the purpose. Ladies and Gentlemen will be particular, es there are unprin cipled persons in town and country wbo sell counterfeits, and say they arc gennine—Also PRINCE'S celebrated RUSSIA art, for changing red or grey hair, eyebrows, and whiskers, to brow' or black, with ease, m a few minutes.—Hall-a-Guinea per bottle or two bottles One Pound. GOUT AND RHEUMATISM. THE DOMESTIC MEDICAL ESTABLISH MENT, Nu. 8, OLD BAILEY, near Ludgate Hill, London, is NOW OPEN for the Relief' and Cure of the under mentioned Cases. Messrs. THOMSON and COMPAN Y, Surgeons, &c. Propri etors of the above Establishment. most respectfully return thanks to their numerous Friends and the Public Mr their very liberal patronage; hops! to merit a continuance of past favours, beg leave to state, mat they continue successful in an extraordinary manner, in the removal and cure of the Gout, in all its formidable aspects or fornis. Likewise the Acute itheuniati , m„ Rheumatic Gout, Chronic, or long standing ; and every other species of those tormenting afflictions removed with perfect ease and propriety. Instant relief' is obtained ; health, and the free use of the limbs speedily recovered. The Gout is a disease which has hitherto baffled the most skilful of the Faculty, and as it were bid defiance to Medicine; and as they have never been able as yet fully to ascertain the cause even to the present period, it is not likely that they can remove it. The Gout is nothing else but an accumulation o gross and uiscid humours (from various causes) which obstrucf the circulation of the blood, and thereby cause great inconveni ence, which ought instantly to be removed ; otherwise, through the obstruction being permitted to continue, the fluids become more and more contaminated, and thereby give incessant and insupportable pain, and in the course of tune, the Gout, as it we .e, becom es constitutional. Alersrs. T. and Co. beg leave to submit their superior mode of treatment to those who have already made trial; it is not only ' superior in its efficacy, in removing the cause, but likewise in quality, being an antidote against disease and all pain, and an infallible restorer of health._ Further particulars 111 , y be known upon application, and me dicine sent to sll parts of the kingdom. The Proprieters ben to submit to a diq-nning Public their successful treatment of Con- tractions and White Swe'liugs, and other diseases incident to the Joints, having succeeded repeatedly in the most obstinate cases of White Swellings, even after given over for amputation by Sur geons of the first eminence. Cancers of every denomination attended to wilt uncommon success; Tumours, Abscesses, Ulcers, and Sorer, however putrid or gangrene, if the bones are even atilteted and carious, cleansed, supperated, and healed. Ruptures particularly relieved, so as to enable the Patient to !cave ow the truss ; the turnea, scruialis, or ruptured testicle infallibly cured in a f.w dap without operation, or the use of mercurial.; ; Fistulas cured without cutting, with infallibility and safety. Strictures, Drories, Stone and Gravel, with most odic: disorders incident in the human frame too numerous to insert. Misars. T. 'And Co.'s superior abilities are too well established amongst a highly respectable connexion to Jtand bi need of exaggeration. C.l Advice Daily, both in Surgical and Medical CaseF, from lU till 4. Gratis trult till 10 every Morning. A 8 the cold cLl►uy ss:uson tetviittoes, warm cloth tlL ina lecnmes a nectemry 4s well as a fashionable requisition. Alas I NGRA tl tesituctv.lty invites relies to inspect tier 1 rge CLOTII CLOAKS which she nas gut Lp in the most fashionable style, and variety of colours, and at very low prices, at her cheap CHILD LIED LINEN WAREHOUSE,3O,City Roea, neat Finsbury Square, %acre a lianlsome and well.seleved assortment of Child-bad Linen, Lasses, *Ed Millinery of every description. is always kept ready. particularly a choice colla tion of Caps of the mast fashionable and neatest patterns, in great varieties. Observe, a Dressed _Doll in the ssindowati it is next 10 the Runic Rouse. For Convulsion Fits,!Epileptic Fits, Spasmodic Com. plaints, &c. Da. HADLEY'S CONVULSION POWDERS, Patronized and Sanctioned by Her Grace the Duchess of Lady Catharine Walpole, Rutland, Lady C. Right Hon. Lady Amherst, Hon. Mrs. Bathurst, Right Hon. Lady Lismore, Hon. Mrs. Egerton, Rt. Hon. Lady G.Cavendish Hon. Mrs. Grey, Lady Caroline Lamb, &c. &c. OF all Diseases incidental to the human frrn e , none are more afflicting titan Convulsion Fits, E.'. leptic Fits, Spasms, &c. The late Dr. Hadley, of Derby (the discoverer of this valuable medicine) used it in private practice for upwards of fifty years with the most flattering success in the va rious complaints, as under, which is proved by incontro vertible facts. The powerful virtues of this Powder in a short time relieves the snflerer ; and by due perseverance in its ap plication, completely eradicates Convulsion Fits in Infx•its or Adults; also Epileptic or Falling Fits; strengthens the most weakly Stomach; allays Inflammation, and removes the most violent Spasmodic Affections. It likewise haq• the happy effect of eradicating Fits wkfch Females are subject to during pregnancy or subsequent Reconcilement. This Powder is a grand restorative in all cases of Re taxation, Debility, and Weakness. in Children and Adults; it gradually strengthens the Stomach, increases the Appe Cite, promotes Digestion, and in a short time restores the Patient to perfect health, without confinement or alter lion of diet. EXTRACTS from LETTERS addressed to Dr. HAD• LEV : From the lion. Mrs. Egerton. Dr. Hadley, 'ration Palk, Sept. 9, It2i. Sir,—l this morning received your letter, mentioning your itittLtion or bringing your Convulsion Powder into Inure generai notice. I have so very high an opinion of it, tro u t the cases that I have seen pv:• formed, that 1 thiuk you will be doiri, a public service. I remain, Sir, yours, &C. From the Right lion. Lady Elmore. September 2, P. 20. This is to certify, that I have used Hadley's Convulsion lots tki is my tawny and many others, and approve of its deicacy. FRAS. LISMOIIII. From Lady Walpole. Dr. Hadley, Hillingdon, Uxbridge, Jan. 96, lelv. Sir,-1 shall have great pleasure in desiring you to make me of my name vdteu you publish the Convulsion Powder. Its great efficacy my own family and triends, and to the pour, I have experienced for many years. I am, your humble servant, CATHERINE WALPOLE. E. EGERTON. Sold in bottles, at 45. 6d. I Is. and 2t4s. each, by ap. pointmcnt of the Proprietor, by Mr. Sanger, Medicine Warehouse, 150, Oxford-street; Messrs. Barclay and Sons, 94, Fleet-market; Messrs. Newbury and Sons, 43, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Edwards, 66, St. Paill's yard ; Sutton and Co. Bow Churchyard; Butler, 4, Cheapside ; Evans, Long-lane, Smithfield; Prout, 229, Strand; Strading and Nix, Royal Exchange; Johnstone, Cornhill; and, by their appointment, by most respectable Medicine %enders in every town throughout the United Kingdom.—Ask for " Hadley's Convulsion Powder.'• Idittbe. In Bernard street, Russell square,the lady of R. W. Riplcy,t, t. t a Mill. At his house in South Pitney street, the lady of W. L. of a sop. In ondon street. Burton crescent, Mrs. C. Mahon, esq. of a !• , n. Al i'Al t:51: lady of I'. I. Breen, bis Majesty's Consul Litlltlat ler the Mul ea, 01 4 liAnilter. L. Sidlll‘4llll 241t,04. Nteeklenburgla square, the lady of William Cart‘slight, esq. of a caughter. In eat George street, Westaninster, the lady of C. King, esq. of a son. At her father's, Old sheet road, Mrs.!. 11. Dettinar, of a daughter. At Cheltenham, the lady of N. Alexander, esq. of a Watrieb. At Worth Mnskhatn, Nottinghamshire, J. Butler, esq. of &tactile street, Dublin, to Mary Eleanor, eldest daughter of J, Robinson, esq. of Not lb Muslim's, near Newark. At ahrewsbury, J. F. Cilantro, esq: solicitor, of Craven street, Strand, to Letitia, daughter of R. Hughes, esq. of Alt!lvey Wood hour , Wrexham. • At at. Margaret's, Westminster, E. Hopkins, esq. of Queen square, Westaithoster, to Maly, youngest daughter td the late J. Eliot, es,. Judge and Magistrate of the suburbs ut Calcutta, sort Connulssioner of the Police,of 24, l'ergunnalistnd. At St. l'aueras,T. D. iseliteld, erg. of Mincing lane, to E:asbe% Anti,eltlest datagliter of W. Evetaley,esq. of tits i.lnuail of 1;.1,b.010ta. 'Dien. At Rath, a4cii aft, Maria Anu, the wife of Rear Admiral Ballard, mid liAllOkl• of the late James Slut, ea+ of Judd house, near Faversham, to head. At nallingilon, Charles Wyatt, eldest son of E. Allen, esq. of that place, aged In 4111 Alanor 'Lett, Chelsea, Caroline Matilda, daughter of John Gomel!, e , J. At Hur,hatn, the Rev. William Jameson, rector of Clapham, and ‘icar of Horsham (both in seine:), aced 79. At lefshore, Wm cestershire, ag,tl63, 1. Holland, esq. On the 7th of June last, at Calcutta, Mr. John Finchain, merchaw, son of the late F. Fincham, es.i. e Charing cross. On hls passage, ois board the ship Cochin, from Denttal t, Batavia, in the Sitlr year 01 his Hze, C. D. Grieve, eel. of the Must 41 Vodka' and Grieve, of zunirabaya. In diet stand of Java. Al her residence at I:iirwasll,l n bussex, aged 92, Mrs. Dorothy Jordan, the only surviving daughter of the late Rev. George Jeroal. , Chancellor of the diuccae uisichester. In Burton crescent, Mary Rhea, the wife of O. S. Rome, eq. itt her seat in II el tfordshi re, Mrs. Alien, of Devoinshiie place, widow of Adtuital Allen. At Reading, almost soddenly, the Rev. Thos. Arnold, turmerly Walwoith, aged SI. At (Ito; don, Surrey , not ft), Mi. A. Missed, A.M. Loinon Martats CORN E-XCHANGE, FRIDAY, Nov. "' The supply of Wheat at market this morning was prct:y considerable, laming bad this week several fresh arrivals trot.. the coasts of Essex, Kent, and Suftblk, but there being very little demand except for the finest qualities, all other ilt•senptions were nearly ur,,sleahle, even at a considerable re‘luetion. la Barley, gm, Beaus, Peas, 6:e. there it no alteration. AVERAGE PRICE.OF CORN, Per Quarter, of the Turl% e Maritime. Districts of ENGLAND'aud WALES, fur ti.e Week eudiu6 A ueenibet 3d,.extracted from sat at ua)'., Gapette, Wheat... 53i 1.1 : 71 I Bens Rye .... 446 4d I Oats.... 2 2 6 0: Id I Veds ... 31 , IJJ 'SHOWN Olt MUsCOVADO SUG AR. Average Price fteni 'lie Returns wade in the Week ending Wednesday hot. ad. per awl. exclusive el duty. -- - LONDON Printed and Published by the Proprietor, JOHN TWIG(. at the Office, 76, Fleet Street, where all Lusts le the Editor, (poet paid) n• ust be a:likened.