Mutiny, AT NoTrixonAss.---On Saturday night the 19th ult. a young man, aged 19, of the name of T:tnms, ao apprentice to a tradesman in Nottingham, went from his master's house, and not recurring home that night nor the following day, an inquiry was set on fhot respecting him ; this becoming generally known, a person who lived near the bridge which crosses the liver Trent, about a mile south of Nottingham, remem bered that late in the above on'ationetl ereniag,•he heard the cry of " artier' suveri.l times repeated by somebody upon the bridge, and the man went out to ascertain the cause, but it being dark, and bearing nothiav further, he returned to his house t the father of the n.issing► young man made known that his son had 's watch, amongst other things, about ; this reach ing the ears of a pawnbroker, lie was uhle to recollect, that a soldier pawned • watch with him, which watch was identified to be the property of the youth who had been lost ; the pawnbroker fbrtunate!y knew the sol dier, and the latter, on being interrogatel, stated that be bought the watch of two mat, which men he also knew ; these latter two were apprehended, and not be ing able to give a satisfactory account how they be came possessed of the watch, they were kept in safe custody, and during the whole of the succeeding week diligent scorch was made in the river, but without the Anticipated eKet, and a rumour, which gained univer sal credit, being propagated on Sunday week, that. the young man had been seen alive in Derbyshire, the Ma gistrates were induced to liberate the two men they had in hold; however, on the following day, the mystery was unravelled, by the body of the unfortunate youth being seen floating in the Trent, about two miles east of Nottingham ; the corpse was taken out of the river, and conveyed to the church of Holme Picrrepoint,. and information thereof being immediately sent to John Houseman Barber, Esq. the Mayor of Nottingham, he itnmediu:ely despatched police officers in quest of the two men who had been set tat liberty the day betlme, end they were fortunately re-taken before they could posNibly bear of the body of yomn Timms being fiumd. There is no doubt that the unfortunate youth was rob bed, murdered, and then thrown into the river; a dreadful blow seemed to have been inflicted obliquely across the eve and nose, and the cartilage of the latter was broken by its force. Au invest was hell on the body on Tuesday, and a verdict returned of wilful minter by some person or persons unknown. One of the men in custody proves to be a son of Baintlml, witorio::s Luddite, who was shot in the act of breaking into a litruse, to demolish some frames, at Basfurd. It is rumourei thut the Marquis of Hastings will obtain from the Prince Regent the rank of Field Mar shal. His Lordship stands nearly at the head of the list of General ()Ulcers in tl:e service, and the le jea lousy would therefore attach upon the above splendid tribute to the magnitude of his achievements in the East. ARMY CONTRACTS. COMMISSARIAT DEPARTMENT. Truutury Chumbro . s. tail, *yid IMP. NOTICE is hereby given la all Penion4 desirous of Contrib.:lim i t to supply - - - - BEEP AND MOTTON to his Mqiestes Letei F,ircet in Cantouttioes. Qaortcsv, aid hap. talcs, in the nrul.-T-',srentitweil Counti.v and Islands:— Reeks (inch:ding the Town of Hungerford), Berwick. Bucks. Cambridge (including the Tswn (4 Newmarket). Chester, Corn wall (includir4 Scilly), Curoherlar.d. Derby. Devon. Dorset. Dur. ham tincluding Holy Island). Kssex (exclusive of Tilbury Fort). gloater tincluding the City of Bristol). Molts, Hereford, llunts, 1.1.: of Man. lade of Rig:A, Kent tinciuding Tilbury Fort, in the County of ltssex). Leteester. Lineohl. Middlesex. Nortidlc, Northampton. Oxford, Rutland. Salop, Somerset, Staf. ford, S. uflbilt, Sarre), &thirds. Warwick, Wtrstinoreland, Wilts, Worcester. York_ Th.:t the delioerirs are to commence on and Jbr the twcutyeilifili des,. / . if .V,....0:!•er meet; th.:l proposals in see it;leg. sealed up, and ' marked rink, j'or Arm" will be r.T.Tizeil al this D.:- 1 purees:lst ou or before Tmesday the Y7thilay of Uctohct, (best none Kill it re..eive,sl titer ?we've o',^fork on that day), aid, if sent by port, the. pmste:ise suns, be pail. Propowls mast be seisde s.parately flier each county, Eaves proposal roust have t se letter which is annexed to thr ten. der presperly.filled sip, el two pet.c.ms of known prep7ly eng./gi to ties!ollse bUZINd the party tenderly in the amount stated in thc pr inttel partivnlars, for t. 4.; dsse p;:syistsnanee If the contract ; and nlI proposal seal be noticed sinless made ass a pr Wed Iceuler, and the prices arrested i a words at ky.th ; and should it so happen that dhring the contineionee of the contract, no temps should be snppli.ed - make the Canticl', the trpence of the :tamps for the contract and bond, paid in the first biota/we by the con tractor, will he ' , funded to him. Particulars of the emstracts non be had vox' op::icatlon at these Cleam'scrs, between the hours of eleven and five. NOTE. —Some remsiderable alterations having been made in the Ten • der., for the supply of Mist to the 'l' roops. such l'ersons as are de. serous of Tends:ring. are requested to apply toe the p:oper Parti culars. OFFICE pF ORDNANCE. S.pt.3o. 1818. TBE Princiimil Officers of His Majes6's Or (titmice do hereby giv: Notice. (lett 1111. y :oil! sell by l's; 4i4; elnction, at the Tower, on Tuesday. the 20114 October nett, al 11 o'clock is thejore. ?ICON preCiala, Siglidra Lute 7 . 1 A r e:o, (Jul (Sad Urucrvitcub4 StOrei, CW1441 illg of Turpuulma. Tenni of sorts. St.ddle Bap; anti Pieces, Harness and Bethling. ltloorict i g Chains. empty l'owder liarreLs and quarter), Steel. %Vheels. and Old Match. The whole v . :Aids may be viewed von n p plieatinn at the Prin 4pal Starehee,eer's tle4 Tower, and at the lifwal Arscivel, IrOetwich. lentil the day ej'Sale, and where printed Lists of the Luis will he delivered la thaw Persous who may "rely far (lie sante. By Order of the Board, R. I!. tR.6llr, Secretory. LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE. MONDAY, OCT. 5. There was s small supply of Fnglish Wheat this morning, the One samples of svliieh exprienceil a dull sale at a reduction of Ys. per quarter. Fine Malting Barley maintained last week's mires.— Malt adult sale. Rye. Beans. and Pease a heavy salt and rather eheaPer. Tlicre were several fresh arrivals of Englisii and Foreign Oats. which were roil at a decline of about is. per quarter skive this day week. Itapesecal and Linseed little varisuon. FTIUIT SHOW. TETE F.XFIIBI PIIII.T.IPPS, jun.'s monsisting of above 5.00 Sorts of FltiflT TREES, de. in full bearing, which wren many ii:TCS of ground. IS OPEN. every day. from 6 u'Lleek in the morning unto dusk. and on Sun day (except during service time, from t t till I), for the Sale of the Traces and Fruit ; the Establishment is situate in the Portsmouth load, near Vauxhall. adjoiningulie two mile stone f om Westininstcr Bridge. Ailtuittsnce to the who!? Exhibition. Is. each. The Society of London, for the Enoourivement of Arts, dte. gave T.. I'hillippps, )un. two Gold ftletbds tau die merit he has "hewn at his Establish ment. FRAUD PREVENTED. To eo n nteract the many attempts that are aailv NIA to impose on the unwary a Spurious eampositioninstead of the nea•i;nentaeting prepared by Dry and Martin ,they are indue el ;o *topia new Label in whirls theiraildress 97, HIGH HOLBORN, - - - plaredot•nnipirtteuAy, that they trust an attention to this, and the tlitterei k ee ofthosype, whichia un!ikeaii letter-pressoril I Cnable pur:thAvis at Barr to detect the i , oposition. The Ht BLACKING, made by DAY 3114 M A ILTI N. tn, High I lolhorn, *ill in future be sold in tiottksat 6d. ls.and la. Gd. each, and a way of the Label lett withall Venders _ _ DAY AND MARTIN, 97, HIGH HOLBORN. A NEW "PATENT HAT, nt only Etoifyiett Snitiminn, GEORGE FRANKS and Co. have tooffer to the Pub lic asl I,K ll.tT on a BEAVER BODY. conibir,ing every requi site a Hat ought to po ,, ess ; it is stmerinr in appearsnee to the finest and most expensive Beaver. is esm.dly light, and will wear tv ice as long and is of a better shape, which it retaias to the last ; it. w ill tweet change its colour. which is of ties nsost beautiful black, if it ores foe yems; no weather will injure them. they being v..iter proof; they are a math superior Hat to those imitations °Mull Sy °Ric? Houses at ea.—GEORG EERA NK S and Co. Manufacturers, E ING • TON HOUSE. Corner of Il.:leross street. llarbienn.—Nlerchants. and Dealers who wish for siiperiGr Hats, will find it to their "stylus- Uwe in noticing this insertimr. Be panic:Oar as to the .tddiess. N.B. No unpaid letters received. JUNIPEIt's ESSENCE OF PJ: I PI3OIENT. by TIEATII. This I...6st:tic': is a safe, eliictual, mud plettastutt re medy in FLttt it nets. Gouty and ClioLey Rider. in the Storms:di and Bowels. indigestion. llykteness, Nautea attends:it on Prei.natai. Re laxation and Lassitude arriving faint .ktinostpberic butt. tt , ant of Appetite. lii,jurivs horn inekinent %Vend:l-. and in the Spasmodic &action of ..ie stomach and flairels,Fo connnon to iiittr.ts--atimiting the dose to the urgency of the ease., As a r.titn!y wed cine or tot the Army ur Navy..it v foi;nl a valnahh• acquisition. EN4r. r. Pt rt. +. Ntl NT i; yrvrllktitian NS valuable eimily that ths yns rtt,d obisr: of this at:vertisi went is tJ guard purchases agatr..t cuantelf.l.. which arc prepitrcii by Drucui .5 E..• 1111.: only volition .1. P. liottb cau give. is to tee tlita. J. P. HLATH. NOL:Lg;taiil. is talgrd3C4i or. the Curenntient Lamps Prow Two Shillings a... 1 N....,:rtn sr,; Clne S:.ining a tl.rre. h.; vcnre. Sold by E. '..:dwards, ‘::.: 1 ;114: 1 8 NORWICH - UNION FIRE and LIFE INiUR SCE.—The INSURERS ate requested to take notiee, that by order oldie Board of Directont, the BUSINESS °I CUs INSTITU TION is NO LONGER TRANSACTED at 34, Bridge Street, Black ft Los. Persons intending to renew or etFect Fire or Life Poll cis.s with the Norwich Union. ;17k:desired to apply ut the office of either' of the ibilowing agent.., who are alone authorized by the Board to receive proposals for policitm, arid to give legal receipts for paynients 1 ou account of iitsitraiwe in Laosiou:— Mr. C. A. H ACKr.T. so, Birehin-lane, P. STYAN, 70, Baker-area, Portinun,qm.re. Insurers attending W make payments will be pl , m;ed ks produce chair aotims to rtuiew. All letters front the agents or other persons, oq ofiLial bitsiness, arc to be addressed as 11,11.11 to the Board of DirLeturs, or to Mr. S. Bignold, secretary, Norwich. The following e•tract from the minutes of the Board will explain the reason of the above notice : At tt special iLeeidig of t'..e Board of Directors. held on the 30th 4ay of September. this, the communication received from the Lon don Committee respecting the Secretary at Bridge -street was con sidered. and the li:flowing rewlution was entered into:— '• That this Board feel.; compelled to intimate to the Secretary, Mr. Thomas Bignold. sen. that in consequence of the opinion ex pressed by the camtnitt-...e in London, that his retirement from office is indispensably riccelsary to the future welfare and prosperity of the Institution. the Boa., deems it expedient that he *lambs unmetiiately abstain front acting further in Ms ()lace of score cry or agent fur the society. until such measures can be taken on this subjea as the cir. curuatanis shall requ ire." b:zned on behalf of the Board of Dircaors. JOHN CRO %Vl', Chairman. TO THE mEmmilisoF TIIE NOUIVICII UNION OFFICE astovislinient I have seen an Advertisemynt inserted in the Times Newspaper of this day, calculatcd to destroy my reputation, and to wound, in the most acute manner, my feelings —an advertiatince.t in wwich, to harmw up the tou,t painful emotions, its authors have introduced my own Son as an agent to their artifice.;. —At present I hope and intreat, that each and every Member of this Ins:imam will suspend their opinion and their judgment until a full 1161 fair opportunity be aflitrdial :T.em, by open in vestipititni of my conduct, to aseertain whether I have merited this unworthy and unmanly treatment or not. I have challenged itivtatiaration repeatedly, and as uniformly it has been refused. I have been eondestined unheard, whilst my iteciisers have had a ready and a welcome atalenee. Conscittua inte,,rity in the managenivnt of the al. fitira of the idlice thy more than *1 plea, anti dcryine, even ill-nature itself' t peeve the mveroc, emboldens me to F., , e to r rustle: wh ere it will not he dcnitsl,andlo which I shall speedily lay claim. lam r.uti Ailed upon by every tic—by the value I set msat my character, seal by the interests et , the Etttabliahtrtent, I have planned, prot,eteil, and matured, its make such an appeal its will, in its results, satisfy the ra tional and just. te , w.. 11 emu: who are Ceuta is o' the Society, as the, world at hoge—that this attack upon me is the effect of sinister views. not only uneonnectod who any of public good, but manifestly mischievous to the object which it proends to eerie. I wait with anxious impatience lilt this desitlei:ttiun be aeromnlished, and re main your laid:fill and grateful servant, Bridle-street, Illachtriars, October 3, ISIS. BURGESS'S IiSSENCE OF ANCItOVIF.S. WAAL:IIOOSE, 107, STRAND, CORNEI: OP TIIIi SAVOY STEPS, LON IiON. JOHN BURGESS AND SON being apprised of the numerous endeavours mode by to::tiy per,ons to irm...1 , .. a spuri ous artiek tur their make, feel k inamilkut no them to request t!;e attention'of the public, in pitrebaeing what they ctithxivc .o oe the original, to obaerve tho mine ..rd at!tkvaa eort,:i ora:s with Cie above ;—th.c general appea-mce of the soirions dor riptions will de eels* the ungtiardletl, and for ti..-ir detection. J. U. u.:41 14et.satilintit ch.: following Cautions; ,th;l, , are ;:t uppLaw it-e t e. 1,.a ~ight • the !ermine,' but without an . rant. ••• :t rov.--;.itte • Iturg..-4s's 7.ssene:' of A ne!inv ice—Wien • ur,..: ~6 ..:;;..1 many more without adders..— JOYS ?.i Btatt:F IS SON • :laving ben many years nonoured H w im mul, aiptillAuislie:i .r:.!..obi tiou. i:.l every a. inaoitrit Vi s rtZp.:4.l towv.itia the public. t..:.. ~i ng-i). hai'., t t:.co, to ta,;:e:t the I..dela piArriout to pinch:An - W;••k 1.. C .. Alleeitic !.. I.e'vf ...en. t•.,hke. a . .:i..:li Mt.: !...oe will pr... :.• .•: y ..- di., •:.?....- tin .:.....—*VA,t;ilitP.'!-:F. 10i, 8 eMAZID, C.Y..Srat of Alto Z.:A ::). STL:t.;iOLONOUN. AVELAGE PRICE OF SUGAR. Computeo :root tag Rettiros nwle in the week ending Oct. 7 is 4'l • per cwt. ealtuive o the Dtity of Custom, raitl or payable hcrvon on Importation emceed' into Grt:.tt Britain—; GaTIM.) THE NArTOSAL REGISTER. OCT. H A short time shwa district running across the little island of Strom. say. Orkneys, was risit►d by a violent thunder ' , tom, aeroinpailiol by 4 f.d! of hail, or rather solid maises of ice. which utt.trly amino:id the er! . .ps :.nii -,:astu7ag2 of a whole farm. whereby %fr. Fowli*, iltc teNact, and (sub•tenants ::red cottano. comprehending s 7 persons dependent on him are reduced to misery and want. The IlignlN 11:idge neer the Canal. in sr. Jarno.' s P al k, is in it state of rapid deal. It is to be swam:tied by a cast-iron bridge row preparing at IVori)wirlt. . _ _ A tie%* mode of preventing the dry rnt has been gninnittett to the Navy Board, I►y Mr. conunttis TintlyAllllol entisi•ts In boiling the timber in alum water, previous to its heir/ lased. The popolation of the Wend of Illourbon conakterl in 1717 of .000 o bites mid 1.109 slaves. In ter, it coiisistel of 14.79►.ghitr5.1.312 free blacks, entlfortpoine thouvond &Ten h us id r cd un.1.111” NiAcslorm ! It apt.. as. 'from reports made to the French Minister of the Marine Department, 'hetet Marlioique the small pox has been niiknoon for ten yeani, end that the number of per:ors vacrinatuil in that time amounts to 50,000. anadalou pc is a 1,., equally free from Cie dlsorder. BIRTHS. At brook-green, the In.ly olilleSolieltor General, of a daughtc—. —The wife of the Gov2rnor of Alderney. of a son.—fn Finsbliry. setwe, the lady of A. A. Gold,inid, Esq. of a son.--The lady of L. Gumpertz. llsq. of Henry—street, Bath, of a dau. Mr. G. is of the Jewith cline:h. and has been married to Mrs. G. on rears, and durinz the second year of their uninn she presented bin, with a chile ;. since which (full 27 year:. !) she has no. bren, 6.1 the prevent event. in that owe in which '• Latiies wish to he who love their Lords." At Caen. iu Normandy. Ir. Gitiitril, Esq. of Jersey. to Catherine. youngest dau. or the lute L. Mackintosh. Esq.. Deputy Comulissary Genera..;--Mr. W. Sams, of Pall Mall, to Harriett. aura dm. of the late J. G. Ilayeaoad. Esq. of Chester-street, Grosvenor-place. DIED. The Right Don. Lady Nonliwiek, widow of the late Lord North. wick.—Ann, wailt of T. Domford, of Pitilpot-taite, wine merchan., aged St —Charlotte, the wife of J. D. l'orcher, Esq., of Winslade Douse, Devon.—At Kenn. II Town, Air. Catharine Fyfe, relict of W. Fyfe, El., formerh• of Kingston. Jamaica. and of Wood.st.—. At Enfield, Mrs. Ann Cradock, aged iG.—.\t li.:.nsingtoa, the ilon. Mrs. Goulbotirn.—At St. Germaimcn-Laye, aged Ino years and site months, Madenine Darec.—She had by one husband 21sons and ont! daughter: 19 of the sons fell in the army. She was SO and ail months old when her dau.;liter was born. FRIDAY, OCT. 9. We have been moderately rtpplied with Wheat since Monday, and we consider this day's pnees fully supported for tine parcels, but without any bnsitness in the trade.—fkaii4 are more in (banana, and arc a nide dearer, as also dry Grinding Barley.—The supply of Oats this week be:ng moderute the trade was (frisker, this morning. but without altecutiou itr price.—ln other articles we have no variation to not S. S. s. 6. Wheat 54 a 74 Whitermsc7s s l4 Fine ditto. 75 ir 8.4 Grey 6e a6B Rye 5O a 7u Ilvar3 7O a Hi Fine Batley .74 a 68 I Ticks Malt 66 2 Ksl 11. IP. 1 rOlaftd Oats 52 a 3Pt l'otatoe ditto 54 a 3r, line Flour 70 a 75 Second ditto 65 a 70 nape Seed 491. 501. PRICE OF BREAD. The highest price of the be•t Wheaten Bread throughout the me tropolis, is stated by th. Bakers to be 15.1 d. the Quartern Loaf. Some Bakers MI the Quartern Loaf from rd. to 2d. lower. AVERAGE PRICES OF CORN l'Fll QUARTER, IN ENGLAND AND WALES EOM THE WEEK ENDING OCT. 3 'Wheat. I Rye I Barley I Oats Beans I Peas, k.E2 2 62 10 61 :1 I 3 6 73 10 72 1 FItICE OF MEAT, FRIDAY, OCT. 9. SMITHFIELD. NES/GATE AND LEADF.THALI . S. d. ad. Arad., of Conk rt I Carcase s. J. s. (:. Beef.-- 43A 5 8 I SIII:11!firld. Beef 76a 4 R Mutton —5 6 a 6 t 4 I liza•-ti.alsout.... 818 •Mttut n 4 1a54 Vud ...-3 4A 7 0 rep 6500 u 8 a 6 8 Calves IGO rork k l; • Lawb...-5 (1 6 0 Pigs 5.10 Lau1b....3 Ua 6 0 !I.►Y AND STRAW PER LOAD. i. .1. X p. d. Aver. S. w d. (flay— ....... 0 0 a 8 10 0— 6 1.5 0 SMITHFIELD q OMAN 6 0 0a 9 9 0— 714 6 Straw V IV 0a V 18 0 y 3 0 1114 y 4 11l 41 a9o o 7 13 0 Sr JAMES'. Omar 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 0 Straw V 8 0 a 5 3 0— .1 17 0 114*? —7ooal/00 K 0 If WniTt:c:iarat Mover a 12 II $ 9 12 0— 5 e 0 801%. 2 17 o a 2160— 2 35 0 COAL AiARA Ships at Market. Ships Bald. wd. s. d. °CI'47IE2 7. 15i 1 Newcastle I 151 I from 1410 a 46 0 6 j Sanderlarid 3 —l4o i a 42 9 PRICK 01 STOCKS LON 110 N andi FLEFT-S'i rT. b^n•: Lune. ea.l lioni.zellertionc. el Bank Stock 3 rer Cent. Rectum' 3 per Cu f. Con.ola 1 73:1 • pet rent. .5 per Cont. • ary 4•••• 105 f initia swek Ditto Itotil •( 5 pet Cc:10 • ti h9 pr Laciicriti.: iiii:., :7tl. per Day - IA - Ops Cori:-.JIO for l5ll I.oagAnraltie4 141:; ,!i,• "::r.Ks, No. IP2 aurt • and I: , .cr !':•::f ,ry fy uii NIS ur0r.1.2 • n (0.64.4 118