$lO SIVINDLER. In!brmatinu was el% en a: Marlboroualbstrt et °Mee on .Friday by a gentleman of ti.rinne, r. siding -in Beikeley •aquare, of the exploits of a fiatiate w hose manner • and address, It is atm ist ne.• :less to add, is we.l caklllUit'll to impose. The swindler called at the complainant's resititmee f e,v days since, bat the gritilemati being mit, his daughter invited her into the drawing Itlia, ti await the anis til of her father. Mi. B soon came in, and the lady, de,irous tit Breaking ia! iv 'this with him, is .IS bile%loi into the library. She flit re elaiiiied ataptaintaure milli Ur. B as aliss *the daughter of a gentleman moving iu the first circles in Ire land, tied a Member of Parliament, and she brouelit to his 'rectillection ha% ing beta in company with hint ' with her fa ther, a: a party , in Leland. Mr. 11. tet•olleeteil basing been with each a parr, and although not poi anially main:tinted With 111 , family, he knew 711 r. G. The female having so the impulsed lama him, she began to relate the tale, which realised 'her exportations. She burst into tea 5, and it wa' senie before Nit'. B. in kit anxious solieitutle to discover the .could appease het. She retaivered, however, and wben silt e f ina the seitieree that she had lt•ft home uuknuiris to leer father, Mr. 11. lwrameatill mole atiaiiiiis.-04 enquiring the cease, stir said itswiut to avoid a Ill:Midge agiiiiist her ille1111:1- 4 1• . Mr. B. replied, " Surely yout father would never twee match of this sort upon yen,." " No," replied the saintilt•r, " but the family has strenaly urged it." She worked her passion, and her art flee' so dexterously. that Mr• B. sympa thized With her, and she than began to relati• her errand, that she was about to seek an asylum isllt aq ainit in York shire; hut her finances hail beett much reduced in travelling from Ireland, anti she had no more than 21. to convey her Caliber. She inadiiinany lady-like apologies, and said that another 21. would he sufficient to'ilefray her expenees to the country. Mr. B. did -.not think this sufficient for 0 young lady to travel thaedistanre, and lie advantaal her all he lead in the house which was 131. 'the lady at first refesed to take more than 21. hot she was prevailed upon to accept the whale, and ' Mr. B. soon foamd hetted iitaeudinpost.d upon. 'these practices have been carried on in numerous other "places. General 11. was impost' upon in like manner by the impostor a few days since; and also a Noble laird, where her fta-linga ao fat' overcame her as to CAWr strong hysterics. She was eveli practising these deceptions in linker-street, as ret;etitly as Monday last. She is described as - a young per- , bon 1%110, if not altogether lady-Eke. has a prepossessing ap• pear nee, and two of her sipper front teeth rather project. Ca wnitiong.— On Sunday last the Rev. lar. Kaye re signed iiis of of Vire Chancellor; and on Tuesday the Rev. Dr. Wood. Master of St. John's College, was elected to that office for the yea; ensuing. • 'the-Fifth . Anniversary Meeting of the Bedford and Bed hfordshire•Ankillary Bible !society, was held on Thursday 'Bedford, The Onke l . of Bedfoid in the Chair. T 114! flail - was crowded - to excess—so large an a-aembiy was never . .111 it nevicel as any •iiiiilar occasitin in that town. ' Grata-rottia Even 10/IDINA rt v.— a young hog. three months 'old. was shoot ten days ago, to decide a wager, killed, • scalded, croked. Hurl ate, in the s .ort space of WIC hour, by four persons 'at Franifield, Sossex. 'llitorsrlaylicine the thir at Falkirk, an exhibition of wild • beasts was made in a rams an, in the market-place, when a Rlrl of Minot 3 years of age, in the charge tit lit r sister. who 'ls raved 17 years, while Witnessing it, was seized by a It•oparit, which (though every means that the cit rmitatances of the case 'afforded were used to save the child) lacciated the rielit turn to that degree that amputation from the shoulder was found necessary. It is expected, however, that the child will live. As the animal was properly secured by a close iron grating. it syactirs that the accident happened wholly from what may be considered an inattention on the part of the girl, for the lair pose of gratifying the curiosity of her little sister, by stiffering , her to put her hand forth unobserved. A forgery was Wily effected on Messrs. Lubbock and Co. Bankers, Mansion-Louse-street, for €l5OO. 'the parties, it 'B7olln. roll`ilailK % Of two men and two w 1111 l en, after passing b tote of the Batik -notes they had received, in the purchase of articles with tradesmen io the neighbourhood of Temple Bar, hired two gigs af all. Manta stable- keept•r iu Cirey.street. and proceeded to St. Albans. One of the mailers at the inn where they put up, having heard of the forgery, and conceiving that the newly arrived tompauy were of a eliaraeter not the most rerpec.acile, had the curiosity to peep into a letter whii•li fel! two his hands bringing to one of the party ; and from what he read therein, his suspicions were fully confirmed. The waiter, a ciever intelligent fellow, immediately dispatch ed an express to Messrs. Lubbeeis and Co. who took such .efi . ectual steps as to arrest their progress, and secured them all at Ware, in Hertfordshire. They have had a private exa ntinatlon at the Police Office in Bow•street. 'flte two women were dischai zed ; but the two men wetc remanded for a fnr lher hearing on Monday. From the affecting narrative which was develtired (;rid which was pretty well authenticated by persons a Ito wet t• present 1 by one of the females, of her birth,. 'family, and education. ned the contritiAn which she shvw(il - - for her then I leuratied tituatien, the Magistrate was very humanely ineuccd to recommend her to a ceria;il eliaritult!e . • in‘titation • wherP, from reflection mill good example, she may hi reclaimed from the abandoned life she has been tin tortnnatels led to follow for some time IMO, owillg, as it is said, to the base and seductive proluiste of a Military ()direr. ArTtourr AT SLICIDE.—An upper female servant in a Stu;tun's Family, at the oast end of tile to,t 11, eat her throat in a vimekitie manlier, in n At iter-einset in her 'pager's house, on .itimlay night. She was digmvered by the cook ; lout so , - gie4leill !wing Ituti 'upon the spot, hopes arc entertained of ter recovery. blisploced affection is supposed to have prompted her to the rash net. On Friday last, an innnb.itian was held before 111 r. Hill, C troner for Worcestershire, at the Talb.d, 111!lorwy, body of Cassia Marc, spinster, wilco it appeared from the evidence of Sarah Home, a servant to the deceased's nilther, that oil Monday eveniug, the deceased proposed to take sonic salts and desired her to rea At them from a eliptsoard, %thess they were in bloc psper, nine she did, sad the mother.nma vrte I 'brie tea spoons soli, whitlla were dissolved in water, and when ca!d, deceased swatluwed them. After swallowirtu them, she stamped abiat the haiwe in the greatcst agony, ex chi :lint:. ..G.):41 Ged, in,ther, what have I taken! I have been wking po;son— the boot tgp staff instead of the salts;" I su it timitil out, for the salts were in the cupboard in a siaiiior paper, and of equal quantity : she had taken oxalic a-id Tlie oinfortnetate youniuoin langoi lied in the greatest agony till the following by. Verdict--t ecuulty pnixoned. Mund:ry at the !pill.) , of a man wax fawn] lying on a briek•klln at Winona. It is supposed that the iinforr 'mate wan mast liave laic thre tar iv:1 , 1,101am! was seffreated. It 'r-a take.; to the (Hem's Head, Lau yr stact, 1,1 the lits,TL ti• 4 a !.•• i. rtniel 'a • THE NATIONAL REGISTER. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Yhth a tuber, 1816. THE principal Weer, of His Majesly's Ordnance do hereby give notice, that proposule -rim be receizyd al their (VW 14 Pali-Mall, on or before Friday. the !bits Day of November Next, from smell Persons as may be welkin; to undertake the supply of LEATHEII DRL Ec ti ES AND GI.OV ES the the service of this Dpartnumt, for a periud of three years; d:terminable after Me expi ration of Melted year. LIAM notice s l y . three mouths, at the option of either party. -Patter ire of the articles nosy be viewed upon appli.ation to the re sprriire Olicert of the Ordnance in the Royal Ai usual at 1rm.44 welt ; and .fni Mei Particulars. together with the nims ond Con ditions of th- C'ontrart, may he known at the Seer, tory', Of f ice in Pall-Mall ofirrisaid, any day between Me bones of ten and .loser o'clock, where the pr °fiords assist be delivered. sealed up, and in dorsed Proposah fur Leather Breeches and Gloves," bat us pro posal ran be admitted otter M, said 115th of November. at tweke o'clock at wens of the mos:• d sy.; neither :rill any tender he noticed unless the p oly making it, or use agent in his Wulf. shall alb rid. By Order of the Board. R. 11. CREW, Secretary. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, 41h THE lirincipal Officers o/'his Majesty's Ordnance do hereby aisv, notice, th..t proposals will is ?Writ rd at thrir olive in Pall Mall, on or b,:fitre !flimflam th.• 18tli instant, firm meth pt)thns as may he wink,: to intik, tudr the supply of 011. S. 110 . 17 LES, sod other Article...l;w t i.,•( of this Deportnant, fi.r a period of three !tetras, detriminoble alter the espiration of tic ' first year, upon notice ty• three months. at the option of either party Samples of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeepers in the Tani ; and . 12 , 7 thee particulars. ttne..ther with the t ins and conditions ol'llte contract, may be known nt the Stcralary's Offlee in Pall Mull Ohre:aid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'ilnek. where the proposals must be dr li.rred sealed up and•endorsed, 6. Proposals for Oils, Bottles, tic." bat no proposal can be admitted after the said iiith inst. at twelve o'clock at toion of Cs , swine day, ,seiner :A ill any tender be noticed nnles:S,e petit!, nurking it, or an anent in his behalf shall attend. Ily Order of the 'baud, R. 11. CRE ite, Secretaty. TUE COMMERCIAL HALL WINE COMPANY, Establidnd in the year moo, No. tn, Skinner.ctreet, and N 0.540, l)xfordlstrivt, London. THE COMPANY solicit the Public attention to the Company's List of GENUINE WINES. SPIRITS. and VORDI ALS, nastily; that, as their Prices are fixed on their usual moderate Scale. they will, as heretofore, give full satisfaction to that truly respectable part of the conimunity, Persom who Pay Ready Money ; no paint or ceponce having been spared for the last Eight Years, in selecting the most rare - Wines that could be procured from the choicest Vintages in the World. PORTL'O.IL WINES. Per Doz. Red Port, Vintage 1812 Ditto, ditto, first quality, and the best imported 4bs. • Ditto,. sealed T.11.A. drawn from the Pipe as ordered, and allowed to be the most superior that is sold Dina. ditto. Is months in bottle Old lioriz crusted, curiously 114;11 and soft flavoured fags. %welly, from the Hock Grape Old Port, in pints, Vintage tstalt 344. SPANISH AND LISBON WINES. Fine Old Sherry, direct ... 525. I Lisbon. direct Ditto, ditto, East India, I Ditto, East India 60.. (match/cm) ........._.• Cans. Old rich Mountain Ditto, pale ditto, ditto Cab. Ditto, Old Rota Tent RHENISH. fl.c.___. Moselle ma.l iliick, Old . lefis. Rhenish loos. Ditto, very Old llos. bIADEIRA'S, T •:NERIFFE'S, &r. Pine Tenerife Ditto \'idonia Ditto Langarotte • SO& Ditto. Old East India, par. Ditto Rich Palma Ditto Bronti Madeira aft. FRENCH. Claret, small flavoured. but Chrunpagne.the finest‘park- Food bodied _. 73a. I ling .. . Ditto, t•' the Snit Chown Alargott I Ins. Ditto, ditto, Laflue Dos. Burgundy, Ist Growth l3oe. Hermitage, lat Growth CAI'E Cape Nfaxlcira, the usual fine quality. sold by the C. H 3 la. Ditto, Vin de Grave, in French bottles CORD tine Apple Shrub Sfis. I/o. Brandy, do.dclicious fits. SPIR English Geneva, 9a. bd.—i Is. old. 14s. fid. Ilfillands ditto, pure White 26a. Jamaica Rum, old and Ditto, ditto, creaming l26s. Vin de Grave Sammy , Vin de Garnash, a curious scarce article ll6s. Old Frontignine VINES. Red ('ape, from the finest 'Pinta Grape, transplant ed Constantia, the finest, in pints ALA. ; (4 — oyeau, Red and White... G6B. lITS.—Per Gallon. Jamaica Rum, particularly fine 1 as. Ad. Cognize, tine old Ditto, in bottles, twenty-six . , . . soft ifs. 6d. I . in old For the convenieney of those Families who prefer their Wines in Pints, sad for Connoisseurs in superior A the Comp nr have sleeted the most curious Wines, &c. and ..t• the following, as the num choice that can be produxd : _ per Doz. Fine West India Madeira, in pinta 1 Fee per Doz. Old Fast India Sherry of the most curious and Old East India ditto. of the scarce quality most exquisite flavour Fine old dot I asbon Sts. and quality Malmsey Madeira lialrnsoy Canary Vin de Garb4th W IN ES —Per l'ipe. Pert Wines,Vintage 1M15...i.:100 I litto West India Madeira ...C125 Ditto, ditto 1512 Fine old Sherri' ....... ...—... 111/ Ti neriffe and ‘'idon ia Ditto East India • I'urt \Vines of superior excellence. The Commercial Hall Wine Om - parry have the rl.vesurc to inform their Cuattinters, Families of the first Rank and Distinction, and the Public in general, that they have now for Sale TEN T/101 , SA NI) nO9,E)( of Po RT ‘V INF!, which for ?Avon!. ar.d true excellence of Quality is Unique, the Price 34a. rer Po.iirt. This Wine is of the Purest Quality of Pen tugal Red Vv ine, from the Wood. and is only intended for keeping to produce such Wine as never can he excelled: and to prevent any other Wine from being introduced as this Article, the Public are informed that every Cork will be scaled with bright lied Wax tint' the Words '• COMMERCIAL lIALL WINE COM PANY," in a Circle, with •' T.IL 1.." in the centre of the SeaL NOVEMBER 11. Bllt'lHS. The lady of.lames Tessier. Esq. at Wootln - tee-park. of a son.-11u. T. Cox, of Blackheath. of a still-born daughter.—Mrs.Walkir. of Broad-street-buildings, of a ditughter.—The lady of William Johtss stun, Esq. at Ewell, of a daugdter.—The lady of Sam. Jones. Esq.& Queen-.glare, Bloomsbury. of axlaughttr.—The lady of the 11ev. G. P. Lowther, of the Isle of NV ight, of a still-horn child.—The lady of Robt. Barclay. Esq. at Lakenham Grove, mar Norwich, of a son.— The lady of Lieut.-Cul. Webber Smith, at iiangley Lodge, Lewi sham, of a daughter. MARRIED. Lieut. John Davis, R.N. to Jane, dau. of Thomu Hearn. El. of Alie-street, Goodnian's-fields.--Mr. D. Itisbee, of Bradfield, to Elia betb, dau. of ,Ir. &lines, of Danbury, Essex.—The Rev. Thomas Wright, of Thetford, to Charlotte, dam of Geo. Cubitt, Estf of Cat fleld.—Edward Ball, Esq. of &distal-Fee-% to Ann, dau. of Salis bury Dunn, Eeq. of Burwell, Cunitridgeshire.—The Rev. Mr. Ho gers, Fellow of Sidney College, to Miss Hackney, of Cambridge.— Mr. John Newington, of Burwarsh, Sussex. to Mary, thou. of T. Barrow. Esq. of Hawkhurst.—The Rev. J. Tweed, to Eleanor, dau. of the Rev. William Walfld. of Hatfield-r. cc, Stiflidk.—At Brus sels, T. Sisson. Et-ft. of the Bengal Civil Sueice, to Anna Sopli.a, dau. of I.ieut. Cul. I ialeott.—.l. F. (..Williams, Esq. of Peniartlitiebaf, to Mrs. Lind.—f'apt. Gto. Robinson, It. N. to Ann, dau. of the Rev. Mr. Recces—CoL W. Behan, of the India Company Service, to Mir Colton. of Brampford Spcke. Devon .-- Matthew Whiting, Esq. of St. ti v i en • A - I .lace, to Eiji. dim. of N. C. l'ollison„ EN- of CamberwelL— Mr. Kin der, of Sithuouth-street, to Miss Newport, of North place. —The Hee-131in Clarryvinee, of Nl"oodbridge, to Miss Sarah Tyra. of Camden Town.—J. Esq. of Truro, to Sarah, tLiu. of Arthur Jones, Esq. of Su aura. • DEATHS. • The Marchioness of Wellesley. at her residence. Teddealey, SW f.wrilshire, at two o'clock, on Tuesday last. after a short Om& Her ladyship was I Iyacinthe Gabrielle. only daughter of Pima aeland. and was born in France. She was married to the Mania 1794, and has left two daughters, one of whom was a few years since. Her ladyship had a separate income of 40001. a year, which now reverts to the Marquis.—ldeut.-Gen. Forbes Champagne, Colonel of his Majesty's ;nth regiment of foot —Near Bolton, Lan caabire., the Rev. Thomas Taylor, aged 77, many years an itinerant pr,aehcr in the Wesleyan Methodist connection.—At Corhampton. llama, the Rev. John Upton.—At Chichester, i'drs. Richardson, aged B&.—At Leighton Buzzard, Bedierdshire, Mr. Thomas White, in his 79th year.—At Tottenham, Joshua Garth. Esq. of Frederick's-place. —At Narford Hall, Norfolk, Thomas Pcnricc, Esq. the residuary legatee of Lord Chedworth.—At Upper Tooting. Mrs. Bovine, in the 77th year of her age.—At Finchley,Thonias 4.ildart, Eq.---At West Bergholt, Essex, the 11ev. Joseph Fisher, in his .57th year.—ln his 60th year, the Rev. Stephen Stephens, B. A. Minor Canon of Ely. and perpetual Curate of Trinity parish in that city.—At Bloomfield place, near Bath, Clement Wilson Cruttwell. Esq. surgeon, in his 36th vear.—ln her 77th year, Mrs. Charlotte Woolley, relict of Thos. Woolley, Esq.—ln her t's3d year, Mins limed!, wife of Thomas Rus • sell. Esq. of Exeter.—At Ealing, Miss Sarah Isabella Carr.—At his father's house, Joseph. son of Mr. John Pearson, of Lawrence-lane. • aged sto.—At her house in Sloane-square, Chelsea, Mrs. A. M. At lunson.—At Yarmouth, Mr. John Clement. Vestry-clerk of St. George's in the East —At Schaerheck, near Brussels, aged 10 years and some months, Miss Louisa Fitzgerald, dau. of Lora and Lady Robert Fitzgerald.—ln Dublin, Mrs. Maria Teresa Dennis. relict of the late Wm. Dennis, Esq.—At Cheltenham, Major-Gen. Sir G. llolmee, K.C.B. of the Bombay Est-hlishinent.—Mr..J. Taylor, of Enright:atom Dewsbury, wl . se wife was buried that day.—ln Fleet street, in his 46th year of his age. Geo. Jocelyn Robinson, EN. of Great Coram-street.—Mr. J. Noble. of Sorithampton-huildinga, Hol born, upwards of half a century a clerk in the house of Messrs. Howes, bankers, in fleet-street.—ln Cannonbury-lane, Islington, Mr. M. Dupont.—ln Cruichedfriars, aged 66, C. H. Martens, Fsq. Austrian Consul-General.—At Hampstead. Mr. Thomas Straftbst% in his Gads Tan—Mrs. Eliz. Smythies. aged 71, relict of Rev. John Smythies, otColchester.—On his way from the Cape of Good Hope, Capt. Richard Higott, of the India Company's Serviess—At Path- • hem John Bead, Esq in his 74th year.—Mrs. Mary Jeffs, widow of the Rev. Wm. Jeffs, B. D. and F. S. A. late of the Temple-house, I.ondon.—At Narford Hall, Norfolk, in the sth year of his age. Thomas Penrice, of Great Yarmouth, E q.—At Madras, 3d May last, Maria, the wife of ('apt. Samuel Beadle. of the Surrey, East In disunan.—At Warealey Park. Cambridgeshire. the Lady of the Hon. Gen. Needhatu.—ln his asth year, the Rev. C. Browne, snore than half a century Rector of Thdruthuni, Suffolk.—At Mendletharn, Suffolk, the Rev. R. Corbould Chilton. Vicar of that parish.—P. Wastie. Esq : late one of the Deputy lieutenants of Gaon, and Lieutenant Colonel of Oxfordshire Local 'Militia. LONDON MARKETS. CORN-FACHANGE, MONDAY, NOV. 11. Our market was abundantly supplied this morning with all kinds of grain : New Wheat mild ;.t a decline of per quarter from Fri day (es. cheaper than thi. day-week); tine old samplivi sold at last Monday's pnets, but towards the close of die market the sales were veryiheavy ; new Barley is so very inferior, it is 2a. per quarter lower; Peas arc dull, and new Beans rather low ; the interior sorts of Oats sold full ss. per quai ter cheaptr than :this. day week : in other :utkles no alteration. Wheat 70 a 72 Fine ditto . 04 a Pye 47 a 53 Barley 6O a 36 Malt. so a El; a. a. White Pease64 a 70 Grey Pease So a 58 Beans So a 51 Ticks Oats . 2.3 a 27 I. •. Poland Oats '29 a 34 Pota;oe ditte 41 a 46 Fine l' lour . 85 a 9tl Stemul ditto 841 a 85 Italic Seed... 4.21 a 461 AVERAGE PRICES OP CORN PER QUARTER, IN ENGLAND ALD WALES, FOU THE WEEK ENIHNO Nov. 2. Wheat. I Rye I Barley I Oats I Ilemts I Pease 98 6 55 9 4,9 5 29 4 50 9 50 8 Oatmeal, per boll. 41[ . . (Mc 32 2 PRICE OF BREAD. The highest price of the best Wheaten itnall throughout the me tropolis, is stated by the Bakers to be 13/,ii. the Quartern Loaf.— Sonic Bakers sell the Qiuirtem Loaf from to sd. lower. AVE - RAGE "I ICE OF tirt:Ali. Computed from the Returns made in the week ending Nov. 6, is 461. ()id. per cwt. exeluaive of the Duty of Customs p‘id or pay6bl..! there -011 011 111111011::Ii0J1 thereOf into G reat Britain gathrilay (:az Ur.) HAY AND STRAW PER _LOA D. £. a. d. £ a. d. Avcr. £. a. tl. 1 Hay 1100a518 0— 4 14 0 ST. JAMES'. Clover . 4 10 0a N 8 0— 2 2 1 Ftraw 1 16 0a 2 2 0 1 18 0 {Hay 500a60 0 0 0 0 WittTitctlBPEL Clover 7 7 0a 8 8 0— 717 0 Straw 1 11, 0 a 2 2 0 1 19 4) Hay 4 41 0 a 5 0 0— 4 12 6 SMITIMELD (lover 4 10 0 a 6 10 0— 5 10 0 (Straw I 16 0a 2 3 0 1 19 6. COAL. MARKET. PRICE OF MEAT, NloxnAr, _ _ Nov. li. • &Agitld. Nrupgate and LeadeNilo 11. B. d. s. d. Heads of rotlk at ( nrcase s. d. s. d. Reef 3 2 a 4 tt Smith a l id. I Beef 2 4 a 3 4 Mutton ..4 0 a 5 0 Beasts, about.-- KOo Mutton —2 8 a 3 8 Veal ...—i 0 a 5 4 Sheep 18500 Veal 3 8 a 5 4 l'orl; —...5 0 a 5 ( ('.:lv 's 250 l' u . .. 1: 4 4 a 5 8 1..41n1)....0 U a 0 0 /hip "'X I Latr4)....9 ../ )6 0 14 - - Ships at Alzrlict. Shirr d. R d. Fainay. Nov. . I 15 I Newcastle I 14 I from I 3:i 6a43 9 10 Sond2rl4,ld 10 41 0a45 0 Loonox :—Printed and pntlished by R. WILIER. at I , ln. 113, STRAND, oprlire Ri.ty 'Chsn,ic ; and Anon:dot intn tl.e Conittry by .til No . /131.4:r-, Clerki 01 the ltoos;s, and lieukitlk•re. five of