'• - 350 -.-•••••••• At Ate Wontlivid... AleeslortiLi. a rist , stiess C2lllO IYeiOtt . the C.C7tll" Tel:tilVe to the passing of slut accounts of the Parisis k)ft..ers of nolle..sley. It oppearsll that they, ss s ire in the habit of allowiog the iarga fanners to hire labourers at an under rate, and of making up their wages ont of a rate buried on the itshabitants one.relly ; • wLether snsall fanners or shopkeepers, to the umnifest advantame of. the large occupicrs. The Magistrates de livered their sfeeisioa, that they disallowed's:4n. 10s. of the accounts, which, with a halissice. that appeared its li the b 4, of 9.51. I:cs to making in all 161. ;.;s_ t2d. they trhich•-I to be paid ovet to the succeeding officers. 'rhey deoirea to express their ablaorreisoe -of the principle on which the officers of finllesley actn!, atui hoped their deci.iots would have the 'lulled effect. Francis Bardett nearly met with a serious acci dent, a few dus's since, while !mating. He was riding over a tract of what is called rottenlan& and laud just langliel at the ditl . ultios of some other sportsmen, when be W 11.3 himself thrown out of the stirrups. fle escaped, however, without being much. hurt. The Baronet is at his seat, Itamshurv-mattor, Wiltshire, and he was hunting with Mr. Ward's hounds. Mr. Gaythorne Butt's action against Sir Nathaniel Conant, for false imprisontuent, be tried in the Court of Common Pleas, during the sittings in or after the -present term. re;ant of the termination of hostilities in India, by the surrender of the Peishwa to Sir .John Malcolm, is essnfirzued. The intelligence is contained' in dis patches from Bombay. The Peishwa was to be cons %eyed to Betsurcs. fin Tliurstfry se:might a fire was discovered in a small earthenware sh , ip 41 the Millis:l.; Houses, Port.llloll h, (op. tw rte the Wiltshire Pond) which was 4;1E11114 tj tore hurniug to death of a girl of 16, and a boy of 11 year, of ..er ; the s. orching of a woman so severely that her life is despaired of and the breaking of an arm and otherwise 'Awaking a young ; with the total destruction of the &mese sud every article therein. -A lire broke riot Monday morning about three o'clock, at tire house of Alr. Belittler, a tailor, in liateliffhigliney. frames burst out io the lower part of the and the whole ret the premises were involved in :t state of general eolith Ration before any alarm was given. Mr. and ties. B. who ereived the first iiiiiinatiou from the smoke witieli penetrated their bed tonna, called theservato, and endeavoured to seep/ re the •citiltiren and escape. Airs. B. tried to get to the street dour; but finding drat impossible, went to the two pair of stairs whitlow. and called to the watelioien to catch her child, whirls she threw dew:, to them. The child's fail was broken by the aria of the watehtuati, and it was IlakCll up not ma. twially butt. Mrs. IL Hest precipitated het self down ; hot oke her thigh, and is in a state that leilVe6 scarcely any lopes et' her races ery. The servant girl endeavoured to awake the other ; hot flintier, that difficult, and twin.; evicd by the smoke and flames, site jumped out of the hack crud escaped over the wall of St. firorge's Cliiirei.. yard. Mr. B. in endeavouring tolsase Iris boy, flew dr. tsie room which the servant left, and while iu the act of opening the door, the fluor gave slay, and they were precipitated into the ruins below. At seven in the morning his rennin's were found and emiveyed to an 44444 lertakces ; those of his little boy wery di•rovered at a mush later hour. The premises of. Arrneigiit. a grocer, containing the a hole of the hack warehouses, and Site house of Mr. liorseford,*surgeou, -lucre considerably dam:gill. BURGESS'S ESSENCE OP ANCHOVIES. wAttuousz. 107, STA Alin. CeRSLIL 01 - TAIL SAVO? STF.r3, JOHN BIrRGLSS AND SON beiqg apprised of the intinerous endeavours made by many persons to impose a spuri. nal article for their make, feel it incumbent on them to request the u:or ai o n of the inthli , !. in purchasing whist they conceive to be tile triginal, to observe the name and address oo7respontla with the *love ;—the general 341 , ra:wire of the spurious descriptions will tie :vc the unguarded, and for their detectam, J. 'Land Sons submit the following Cautions; some are in appearance at first sight • the geattine,' but without any earneor address—some • Burgess's Essence of Anchovies'--others • llorgis's,' an.l many more a ithout whlrass. N ItG l',6S and SUN having been many rears honoured with such distinguished approbation,rfeel every sei•timeut of respect towards the public. and earnestly sellci them to inspect the labels previous to purehaaing shat they conceive to be of their make, which obey hope will prevent many disiippointmcnts.—W It EtiorsE 10, STRAND. CORNER of the SAVOY STEPS, LONDON. VENUS AND Titr: visitioss. lkSalim Vent's one day in a 11Urig.1 , 01,1C mood. 11-terittined the fashions of innards ' To mist what wa: evil, and prize what wan good. Awl had woven a wreath for her favourite son: And •• I'll place it (she said) •• rpoll that mortal', head •• Who hit has de. , crvocia-be the candidates viewed !" Then ii.ilLyairs, drapers, and tailors am-e, )lisolayesi their new fashions. and each claimed the crown, p around hnn h z II :ion s. A:4l the perin i vier bends to the ;,shles.'s throne. •• Pooh! this is all telly." Said N(omus sn jolly. S. In a day or two these willno lobger he known." .• Let Warren appear!"—hut reluctant I ame, AIA mode tly bowtd cshe 'bowed his block jot brow Feented encircled in Saone. A. her fora. 11l that Illacking she gracefully met. And Vont said wvilit g •• fitat Slack Is : We think to our wreath Watrftlii hut. tits best claim, rn, \horn. b.ltthla y, how brilliantly greceful The r•y•t...it that ~a bright disis ncstime, Its :or to Wariell So ta.tettl. Oreoe—'r u 55.., I) its bßMun. *.n I , • order tha - In fa Tien :din', go on. Without Watrea's Ilia k—but be set dovo un..a A shitti ng r ot of WA it Hi r :N' s ,; ll' 111. CK I SC: is errial to Your b:iinin; 9 v t • of 111a14:: ,: t . 4 —rrel•arcil by It strtgET WAIIT( ), : KAN it. L oot , t ,i, - - - . . ..... , , ands in.t.t.yrralor, tot Cia-kiNt .• eVely tools in the Litigtimit, in I'm% :A lie IA rind ts.l eul. •••• 14'4::REN's Mad v. -arms at f. nratsTrin. - ,ri, . ... \. V TTI : ir.S..—i)EACC)N and c,.. a : tats COFFEE N!Afer. 2, sl;ioner- sheet . Snow-bill. 1.ondo:) , 0r.41,16.1actl ha the. British Cope Pi.uiters and Merehmits-iu %tit t, take CAI op;.' rtutAtF of appeasing Wore the t'ujite. te return their nasht imeere thanks for the i4.:ronihte end satpleo7 . tthcy**.veso Lille. rag! ntfikrded - tittm front the etmootitteementist thtir ortting the COIN: Mart, anti to assure tittere. it bag !mot tifeireonstant ottitiy t 6 ' e.li n truly getative art;cl2 on t lima reasonahliflerins. Deacon m and Co. think it newts:sty t....i. - on.the ratlltlauf tbe Public. tluai riitt,a OS the articl.i of. t:otfett iii sub?. t - r top, refit adulterations, it bei;oeti..s•St• wetter of importance to familitis and to the l'4tblie ilk gew:al, to 41 , 1 infot ute.o that the Collie 3'i:olives opened wider the aus•ders or .o 1 rvspoettble body uf West IndiaiP.Aerchants and riontert wto.had for their obiat the introdue.totrof a wholesome beverage at the very 1 ltorest prices bte Markets wottlksulniit of, and at the S4:lli. tone, of ! gennine and finest - quality. ['flacon and Co. trust the 'l'it'Jlie will give them credit; when ti 1... "onfldently assure them, they have ar' I alitithes satin :red to the :iroftisions the y . hare made, viz.;that of rending ti genuine whoiesow beverage. without the smallest adulte rotiors or iiiieture of auy I.att;er Lind whatever. , Preeent • prioe-- ?1...cc [hitch C 01 1 ..., roasted, .7.4*r. ; Ditto. raw.2s. bd. ; very Rood 1 I)itto.rnestu4. 2.5., 0;1.; [ )itto. :ON. 2s. 3d.; ilanietion 1.3 i tto. roasted. : '-. :;d. ;an Itll , Vance nc.u.l.• ots.t.iking a cpiantity. [law and Hes fintsi Stigara. slleaeor. avi 0... te;.; to add, tinothey.have appointed me , t respt:dr:ble t t.l-seti.iln u:ziotts parts of the kingtlititn es .egents . For the .:dent thru..ot?ee,f, :o.d are willing to tr,:tt with reSpeztable house. iti those rev„... "t 4,441 !her:: is not at,trn..ent an aieatappepted. Thu trad€ in getter,: .;.. , ,pyil.Nt o:1 the most reasonable terms, ;Thip• ' ping-owl:fa enteuted. Goods carefully paekeq;and sent to!all ports of the to vn ar.d ann.try with the ntmott expedition. Letters 'by post punt:twiny attended to.- •••••. . ; • ' ENr;INIL', .LATII E. and T r t)I;; . :CIA/3 trFACTO[tr, • No. 10, .C(IC KsaWit STRi:r.T, C• lIAIIING CROSS. HOLTZAIITEL and I).EYERLEIN ben most reTsitiilly to acqic..int their ntinierodi fiiends and Amateur. in Me chanical Aniu,cnit.nt,, that they have oft the pr,:setit.season added oon3iderably to their Stock of Nleclianit4Atipa . ratus x;d„‘VOrking Tools. consisting of 311.k;ntlis of rethes, for gnfone and Prdin Tara mg, Work and Chests of Tools for w.,,neral purposes, for home consumption. and far exportation; the quality of which, they flatter the yes, is sufficiently known. Dealers in Ivou and hard %Wood. Alercluints supplied wit-nal. A NEW PATENT HAT, at only Etc;wrirtat SHIT rwr,s. OF.ORG E. PRANKS and Co. have to offer to the Pub tic a.l HAT on a HEAVY:ft BODY, combining every requi site a Hat ought to posaess t it is superior in ap i naranee to the finest and most expensive Beaver. is equally light, and wilt wear twice as long raid is of a better shape, which it retains to the last ; it will never change its eohnu, winch is of the most beautiful black, if worn for years; no weather will injure them. they being watr proof; they are a tutLii supe rior Hat to those iinitatimis ofrered by other 1 louses at 26s.—C Et) It; E Kjil and Co. Mann fartur. rs, Vi E 1.1.1 NG• TON 110115 E. Corner of RAtaroas stre.3, Barbican.—.Merchants. and Dealers vtliti wish fur superior Hats, will find it to their advan tage in notieifig this insertion. Be particular as to the Address. N.H. No unpaid letters received. FRAUD I'REVENTED. To counteract the many attempts that are daily made to impose on the unwary a spurious compositiouinstead of the Gentiincblacking prepared by flay and 3lartin ,theyare indite ed to adopt* nes. Label in which theiraddreNt 97, HIGH HOLBORN, - - - : - - s placed soeonspicuously , that they trust an attention to this, and the difl'erenceof the type, which is unlike all letter-press,rt illenablc purchasers at once to detect the imposition. The Real Japan ni,AcK I NG.madc bx DAY and MA lITIN, 97. High Holborn, will in future tat sold in B ttlriat6d. ls.and I is.thl. each, alui a coo , of the Label left wan all Venders DAY AND MARTIN, 97, HIGH HOLBORN. AN essential addition to Personal Beauty is a FINE HEAD of HA 111. To obtain this inestimable ornament is es pecially recommended HOWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL,. Patronized by their Royal Highnesses the PIIINCESS of WALES. ()min.:SS of YfHtli. and DUKE of SUSSEX. His Imperial Airiesty the It'd PEROR of itI;SSIA. His Excellency the DUKE DEL INFANTA DO. and DUKE of SANS CARLOS, by their Especial Authority. This Oil airfoils the greatest nourishment to the Hair—Prevents it fall mg off or Inning grey—Pruchtees a thick growth—Also Whig • hers, Eyebrows, lee. It is perfectly innocent, and will Improve the Hair from infancy to the latest period of life. Price 3s. tid. and One Guinea per bottle. Also, BOWLAND's ESSENCE OF TYRE. By merely wetting the Hair with this preparation, it immediately produces* perfect change in RED or GREY ti AIR. EYE-BROWS. W !Sit I.ltS. &e. to a beautiful glossy and permanent BaowN et BLACK. imitating she exact natural colour. Washing makes this Dye more durable. Ladies or Gentlemen may dye their hair with Case and Secrecy. Pike 45.-7 s. fol. and ins. bd. Sold wholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the Proprietors, A. Rowisirn and Sow, comerof Kirby Street, the first turning sit the riOn in Hatton Carden. Holborn. London; and, by appointment, by all Perfumers and Medicine Venders thrmAlma Europe. A. ROWLAND and E.ON respectfully infoi in the Public. that the high popularity of the above articles has ottrasioued siairious im .m s. composed of Deleterious ingredients injurious to the Hair, Ls, renders it necessary to ask for Ilowrairm's Ott., or Row ;sites IPer.; and obierve, each bottle is signed on the label in raa, A. ROWLAND and SON. PRINCE'S ORIGINAL CELEilltAl.:l7:l) RUSSIA OIL Is the wlinlesnmest and beet Oil for preventing and promoting the growth of Ilan' of Vadirt, Cent and Children ; makes t!;c Ilair grow thick and long., protects its Pilling off' or tunin g ; grey, and ectn if the hair has 1)..;.•,aa to turn grey. it is such a tlattilsiler the hair, thnt by itlc it will restore it to its natural colour ; also pre vent • lia,r (torn becoming shaded, clears the scurf nod keeps the heed and hair clean; innooks eye brows and wh.skiTs. &c. Genii:men win eve bad, and have the least si;;it of roots of hair rentainit.g, b. using it tegularlythr a stunt time, will have it natured. Gen.le rn vr , ,a io P0w.1.1 ought to use it instead of polwatinn. Even MediealG:n gem n hilve rablislied,that Prince's Rtes , an Oil is superior to any thl fur the hair, and will do in cases of baldaew and weak heir, wh ,r can h: done by art. P r i nc e, ni m bi. Oil is now so carefully prei•arrd, as it is the b. s; an d p1 0 w0,t..... (ti for d.c s'ng their own or Ws,: h.ur, and witl keep (ruin being ran • in an: c iw rte. Ask for Princ..'s Rtlioi3 Olt. 4i. the small bottle, or a bottle con taining near fir: small oces, at elevcu a unhinge, which is a great savit:g. • Si] t by di ori4iaal Prawiettit, mince, No. (A. Charlotte -street, i• ace —a d d I.lvo by most petite:lrd Arfunters and Medi cine V, rt .3 • ,1 • ••. r May 1- a; Prin-e is the original Proprietor of c i • llti; a Oil . the for if any I'erhmer, Medicine Vender, flair ss.r. r any n • e sell Itus is 0 t tat is not Prime's, t c; a imp ors a• 'h 1 Coun erfoi , a t t their eitstonterr. Ow and • ent eat n 11 plc • t t *.it for Princes Russia Oil, • • ee u t t Ti pp ant a ••,1:. p e particular, as that: are 11 or tin awes in town and country ai;o d al au u Lty $ is gamine. :; :. • Our Jae netoont% from Sierra.Lonne have been me. iu the uxu - unie. 'lle white inLa.itants, ex e of military, du not exceed :t0 persons, and of theNe min third i it victiiiu; to the .fever during the rainy setvon. At 3:aU charter Sossions HOW holding at Exeter. for • the county of Devon. a true bill of indictment has been ')und by the grand jtny against Sir Manasseh Lopez, Mr.,frjunt, his solicitor, and Nlr. Sym ons , one o f t h e olectors of Grampound, for bribery, during the late Cleetirin at that borough. •••••Beides the action ag.ainst Sir N. Conant, Mr. Butt has served' notices of trial, for next term, upon Mr. Newman'rhe keeper of Newgate, for detaining him 48 days illegally ; and also upon Mr. Jones, the Marshal of the Kings lienith; tier detention, and breakiug open his doors to recover the . tine of 1,0001. he has also served notice of trial upon the Stook ; kits change, for the money stopped upon the disgraceful hoax day. • ~' BIRTIiS. Poynder. of Brulewell Hospital, of a sons—The ladi of the H0n..1. T. 1.. Mitwillei;of a son.—At Champion Lodge, Fumy, Mrs. Starling lienipo. of: amps —. At hatchet Vicarage, war Wind.. sor, the lady of the licr.'l.•Gosset, of a daughter. MARIDED. Major Reid, of the Royal Engineers, to Sarah. youngPst clan. of J• Rolland, Esq. of Claphain.—Mr. J. Mason. of the C.ld Bailey, to Mary, eldest dau. of W. R. 11. Brown, Esq.. of thesame place.—At llottallamol m k..n k elaitoK.L,ondork- ta . Surah. ddt.. of 11. I.c. syssono, Rotterdam.—J. Davis, Esq. of Malta, to Sarah, dau. of Mr. M. Fletcher, sen., of Guildford.atreet.—.l. Prieigly, Esq. of Liverpool. to Mary Elizabeth, eldest dau. of J. Watson, L:31., of Highbury Place. DIED. At Aberdeen. Lieut.-Col. P. Black. late of the Bengal Native Ca. vally.—Jane, wife of D. Shirley. Eaq. of Grove Place, Hackney.— Ellen. third tlau. of J. Morris. Esq., of East 11111. Surrey. aged 14. —B. Searle. Esq.. of Saffi-on Wslden, Essex, aged 22.—At Cullum)). ton, R. %V. Fox. of Falmouth, a Niember of the Society of Isriende. —Lately, at her brother's, after an indisposition of only a few hours. Miss Young, sister of Adtn. Young. of Barton End, near worth.—A se;ter of the above Lady dropped down suddenly and died about two years ago.—ln Frith -street. Soho. Mr. Howlett, lette►- press and cupper.plate printer. He had dined in good health. and was just returned from a short walk, when, as he was about to speak toa gentleman who had enc:red the parlour with hint, he suddenly fell from the chair and expired. LOA DON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE. MONDAY, NO*. 2 There was a very small supply of English Grain this morning ; fine Wheat sold at an atlearre of Is. to 23. per quarter since Litt ,Nlonday—Fine Malting Barley's being in demand maintained their former prices.—Malt is rather dearer.—Boiling Pease, 2s. and tine fresh Oars ls. per quarter since this day week.—llye, Beans, and Grey Pease, with little variatinn.—Rapeseed and Linseed but little doing. FRIDAY, NOV. 5. The supply of English Wheat since Momtoy has been very small. for v,hicti that day's prices are fully maintained, but there is do briskness in the trade. Of Harley there have been large arrivals both Foreign and English. and not having an adequate demaint, the gales are very heavy. at a decline of 3s, iier quarter on the finer kiwis, but no alteration in the coarser. We hose a good supply of Oats this week, and we do not consider the trait lower. In other articles no variation. a. 5. I Wheat 55 aGS I Fine ditto 78 a so Ilye 4B a CO Fine Barley 52 a 65 Malt BB a 95 s. S. s. Whitel'ease66 a 7 , 2 retold oat. 34 a 36 Grey Pease 66 a 72 Potatoe ditto 35 a3B Beans 7O a 74 Fine Fleur 65 a7O Ticks 56 a fig Second ditto 60 a 65 Oats . 2B a 32 italic Sets 421. 481. PRICE OF BREAD. The highest price of the bmt Wheaten Bread throughout the me• tropolis. is stated by the Baker; to be 12. 1 ,41. the Quartern Losf. Some Bakers sell the Quartern Loaf from id. to 2d. lowa. AVERAGE PRICEB OF CORN PER QUARTER. IN ExaLAND AND WALES FOR TRIE WEEK ENDING OCT. 31. Wheat. Bye I Barley Oats Beans Peas. 1 81 6 61 3 1 62 2 33 4 76 0171 11 PIIICE 01+ MEAT. MONDAY, SMITHFIELD, N EITGAT FL s. d. s. d. I !Vail q/' Cattle al Beef .... -1. 0 a 5 4 SmitAfir/d. Mutton —3 0 a 6 4 Beasts,aliout.... 789 Veal 4tiA 7 0 Siietp....— ......... 4710 Pork 4 8 a 6 8 Calves '4O Larob...-7 to a 0 0 Pigs l6O t)v. 5. ? , 11) LT . :AI/EXUMA. CarC34C s. d. a. A. Beef 5 a 4 6 Mutton 40 a 52 Veal 4 0 a 6 a Pork - 4 8 a 6 8 Lamb 0 • a 0 • HAY AND STRAW l'l.lll 1.0A1). X. L d. .e. s. d. Aver.l. a. d. (Hay... blo 0a715 • 7 2 6 SOITUCIELD ..j Clever 7100 a 8 15 0— 7 g 5 ( S.r..w 1 /1.4' 66 0 A 800.— 73 0 Sr JamEell (lover A 0 0 a.l 00—8 In 0 •`'.3.1%v 2 a 0 4 3 3 0 2 15 6 ./ Ilan 770,11+ 12 0 719 6 V WHITEIAPEL Glover fl 00a900— a 10 t) Straw 2ana2160-2120 AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR. Computedfrom the Returns made in the week ending Nov. 7is 48s. I I id. per cwt. exclusive of the Duty of Customs paid or plyahht hereon on Importation thereat' iato Great Britain—(Satardnis Gazrtle.) PRICE ON STOCKS Bank Stark 3 per Ccnt, lir..duaad 3 per Cent. Con,ob. ... ;7{ Cent, per Ce, 3 per Cent. Nary 1074 India Stock Ditto Boutt% 4. - . pzr Cent.). tt% WI Fr Pitch:liter 11111-; id. per Day l.'l 19pr Ca:c.als for 7711 I.ong.ketnuitio ku 15-16 Losnow and pub:iihed by R. wit.xs. No. i t Wee!) St. illtZiNtatl . S iinitch and Ferrer Lane :fnci t, on.:!.;01 into oun.n• by ai Nevamica lictoktekts,.4:4 ut the trot!. tree to nib IAw.C• ~. I'