dl 1-1.4-CITA PELLE. 4.—There has been no conference to day. on account of the indispositioe of the Russian Minister, Count Cupo &Istria. This being the /i•te-day of the Emperor of Austria, it was expecte I that he would go to the Cathedral ('hatch in great state, and that he would afterwards bull a Ceort, at e hieh all the Fo reign Ministers ail the suites of the different Sove nigns would be presented ; but this expectation was disuppninted in both cases by the imlispesition of his Imperial Majesty. The Dehe of Kent arrived here last rti:ekt, and was this morning visited by the Emperor Alexander. Ills ltnvai Highness brine lolged at the Redoubt, in the most frequented part of the city, a great crowd collected a nut Alexander when he I:lighted, and sl:oute Eitiperrur, tile trend; to wilieh they were trained in the time of Buonaparte. A little before two o'clock, Loyd Castlereagh waited open his ileyal High ness, and off:red hint the use of his carriage to the load of the King of Prussia, where a grand dinner was given to the Emperor Alexander and all the Allied Ministers. The early begun to arrive about half-past one, and the dinner was over before four. The Empe ror of Austria was absent, from the sante indisposition which prevented lam from s:eing company in the nornites Besides the Emperor of Rnssia we observed the arrival of the Duke of Kent. the Duke of Welling ton, Len' Castlereagh, the Duke of Richelieu, Prince Metternich, Prince Harlenherg, Prince Witgenstein, and several other great political and military charac ters A great hail is given by the city to-night, in honour of the Allied Sovereigns, and Out fete of the I mpctor of Austria. The Sovereigns and the Minis. tiers are expected to attend. About n thousatel. tickets have been distributed, and many claims for admission, 'Kicked 1w most respectful authority, have been rejected, fawn the impossibility of accommodatiog all the claim ants. Prince Augustus, of Prussia, left this place some time ago, and Madame Recamier three days afterwards. The sister of the Emperor of Russia, the Princess of Orange. is expected at the country-house of the Empe tor to spend there some days. Among the number of strangers whom the Congress has attracted to Aix-la- Chapelle, we observe the celebratel Mr. Owen, of New Lanark, who has just cone from Frankfurt on the hlaine. He is come here to present a memorial td the Allied Sovereigns and Ministers. It is printed in three differcut languages, in English for Lord Castlereagh, and in French and Cerman for the other great person ages of Congress. lie left the Diet at Frankfurt dis cussing the military organisation of Germany, without receiving any answer to his pacific project, or being called ales to explain its deals. Whether the Sove reigns will choose to adopt it, and place themselves at the head of villages instead of empires, I shall not pre tend to divine ; though my opinion is that Mr. Owen trill not sucta.:ed better at A ix-la-Charelle in nroselvtis ire. their Majesties, than the Quaker did who went to om to convert the Pope. OCT. s.—The Doke of Kent left Aix-la-Chapelle this morning at S o'clock. The question of the evacuation of France is now talked of in all societies ns decided As yet the limited net has not been signed, but the sen timents of the Ministers and Sovereigns all concur in the measure, which only now waits their official sanc tion. The greatest difficulty in the ulterior arrange rut nts, and in the settlement of the securities, will arise, it is said, on the part of Prussic. This power, it will be remembered, showed the greatest dissatisfitction at, the delays that occurred in the eflitir of the private re clamations, and probably &teals similar inconveniences in the payment of the contributions, unless the gee ramees shall be altogether unexceptionable. The gene nil details which I sent yO l l as prospectively those to be a !opted, are in the main correct, and will meet the views of till the Powers. The ball given by the City last night was very hril !hint, and will be long mite:Aerial in the annals of th e Redoubt of Aix .la-Chapelle. The houses opposite the ball riami in this pile of ladhlings were illuminated. Prussian gendarmes on ti ,!it and hor,:eback attended, to keep onkr and clear the streets tin the carriages. The. company begun to arrive at seven o'clo c k. E vers - car riage in the town awl neighlionrhood was put in requi sition, and many of them, like our coaches employed in bringing electors to the poll, returned and In-mi g ht tuecessiye quotas. The Emperor of Russia and King of Prussia arrived about eight o'clock, with their suites. 'I he Emperor was dressed in a Prussian unitiami. Th e y were, of course, the princq al objects of attraction dur ing their stay, which wio:neurly an hour and a half.— Nor were they idle spectators of the gaiety of the scene, or inactive spectacles for the public gaze Their Imperial and Royal Majesties danced a Polonaise with Meat spirit with the Duke of Kent, the Duke of Riche lieu, Lord Castiercre.h, and other distinguished per pais. the Prircess of Tour and Taxis, her daughter; the Duchess of K-ut, th.:. Countess of Met ternich, (sister in, law of the Mia;ster), Lady Castlereagh, and other ladles. l ter 'loyal Highness the Duchess of Kent attracted pailici‘lar attention by the ridmess of her dr e ss and the spit rd,Atr of her is Ihe dancP• were principally illes and naltsct The ball did nut ceuclude till uei ! ; TIE NATIONNT, REGISTER. Halifitx papers to the 10th tilt have been received. The cod-fishery has been remarkably successful this season, and nearly all the vessels which sailed front that port in June have returned with full cargoes.— The three American fishing vessels, the Nabby, Vaeh inritun, and Raven, mentioned in former accounts as condemned in the Court of Vice Admiralty, for an infraction of the British laws of navigation and trade, hi,ve been publicly sold by the officers of his Majesty's Customs. Sir John Sharbroolze, the ex-Governor of Lower Canal), sailed from Quebec on the oth of August, on his return to Europe. Notice has been given at Dartmouth, of the regular cJebration in future of the ordinances of the Lhurch of England ; and that community, which for near twenty years has been without a settled pastor, is likely to have a resi (lent missionary, under the putronag,e of the Society for Promoting the Gospel in Foreign Parts. A Spanish gentleman, whose mums is Mateo Moline, an inhabitant of Popayan, in South America, is just arrived in London, on his way to Spain, for the pur pose of presenting some complaints against General Monti°, at the Court of Madrid ; or, that method failing, to apply filr redress to the Courts of law He alleges that Morino has defrauded him of 80,000 dol lars, and that he has been camp.dled to visit the mo ther country from the titter impossibility of obtaining redress, or the least attention to his representations on the spot. M Molina brings with bins a farther sum of 80,000 dollars in hard cash, and is accompanied by his own lawyer, to preside over the requisite proceedings , Letters received from Ostend, dated the instant. state that the prohibition of the export of onions and potatoes from the Netherlands to this country is to take plaec on the 221 instant. The letters from Quebe.. state the harvest to be in a most flattering state, and au immense crop was fully expected. A man named Thomas T...)sch, a German, about 44 reqrs of age, who formerly belonged to the 3d batta lion or the 6th foot, but now an out-pensioner of Chel sea College, was charged with the murder of his wife, at the Public Office, in Queen-square, on Saturday. Jealously appeared to be the cause of his committing this rash net. He was committed to Tuthill Fields Prison until the Coroner's inquest has been held. OFFICE OP ORDNANCE. Sept. 30, ISIS. 7 . 11 E Principal Officers al Ili* Majesty's Ordnance do hereby gip., Notice, ALI th ey will sell luj Auction. nt the I'mayer. oa Tuesday. the 2014 Ottcber next, at II u'ulta:k in the fore. noun precisely, &wiry Lots of New, ()Aland Unscrvitsabie Sturcs, eonsistiog Tarpaulins, 'rents of sorts, &sidle Bags and Pieces, Harness and Belding. Mooting Chains, empty Native Barrels (half and quartco. Steel, Wheels, and Old Match. 7Vre whole of uniich may be rirwed upon applkatinff at the Prin. eipal Nturekeep•r's Wee, in the 'roan-, and at the !tonal A semi, Woo:wick until the day if Sue, and velure printed 'Lists of Me Luis will be detirered I. More Pernms rr'w may (pelt, for the sense. By Order of the B .urJ, 11.11. , Secretary. NOIIWICH'UNION FIRE and LIFE A Nt' E.—The I NSUR NILS are requested to ti.ke notice, that by order of the Board of Dircetorr, the BUSINESS of this INSTITU TION is NO i.oNt;F.R Tit.‘NS.‘CTED at Se, Bridge Street. Illachttiars. Persons intending to Niue• or effect Fire or Life Poli cies m itii the Itiorwirn Union, al e dLlired to apply at the offiec of either of the following r.gtuits. who are alone authorized by the Bona to receive propagitt. for policies, and to give legal receipts for payments on account of insurance in London:— Mr. C. A. ILicIRT.T. YI. liirchin•4.ne. Cornhill. P. STwor, 70, lie:ier-,treet, Portwan-Nuarc. Insurers attending to make payments will be pleued to produce their notie•.:. to renew. All ieuers from the agents or other persens. on official business, arc to be addr..4,..tlw. wual to the Board o: Dut...tors, or to Mr. S. Bi p old. secretary. Scrwirb. fidlowing extract front the minutes of the Board will explain the re.bon of the ahme notice : At a special meeting of the Board of Directors. held on the 30th day nt September. istß, the coicimmieseion rNetved noto t..e Lon don Committee respecting the Secretary at Bridge-street was con sidcred. and the following tewilution was enterethinto That this Board teas compol:ed to intimate to the Secretary. Mr. 'Noma 11,gnold, sen. that in comegmuce of the opinion ex presszd by the committee in Londen, that his remement trout office Is indbiam..stiy neccsasry to the future u4.lfare and prorperity of the turtitution. the Board &eine it enietiient that he thoulummicciiate4 ahrtam from acting further in Li, °flirt, of it minty or agent for tae I...e:ety,mitil such measures can be taken ea this subject as the fir. eutustaucessliall reci9ire.'7 Sizned on behalf of the Bard of Dirremrs. JOHN CROWE, Chairman. TO THE mr.mrsEnsoF TUE NORWICII UNION OFFICE MU astimishment I have Peen On Advertiaentent inserted in the Times Newsnarcr of ti is day. ealculattil to do troy my reputation. taut m wound, iu the irof Pelle matin t r, iny —an nth& nit rt in which, to 'warms op t! t mo,t prinful vivotiens. its authors have inn-mine-A- my own Son as rn a:zing to thctr attidees. —At present I hope and harem. that each and every Member of Insitinion will siistwral the't (Onion :fit eieir ;: dgrnctat Heil a tit:l and fair of roratrity be iitrord , ••,e-m, by orrn in vestimiiiii of niy eomart, to tIR'Ct , .II cr I ha:e this in. , i• v nod tnunanty trenti , I have challenged ir,ve,ii rc:.•11:1y. ty:il : Li t o I hive been cot ttr!:estra, x hil , t fir • haul a rc:viy ant: welcome . ( . 0f11.6111i. • of the :if. ar. of t 1 more th.,•, .. • .• ill-nook **Alf .• the reverse, et: • jtotitv where it ail! not be dented.and to W.' •r• • I . : . !.;m..1. onnow called upon by every tic—by .:, :•r t„ ....hanteter. and by the interest, of the I , ..itabi;•' , . I 114. e L.' , it I -rob cull. am: inotm , l, to make an spiii• 1;1, in i , s1"011 . . •. the ra tional an as well in ;-.0 arc Melll . 4)LrS 01 . the amid at larse—than this ottaelvirdim me is the ether if striaer not only uneore:i.civO with any of public gle,d., Lat motile/fly mischievous to the nl t which it pretends to s. ,%,.. I Vuilt with ant:iott , inn:ohnee t:11 thi. dilations= be ant,. t, anal re rautu 641161 sne eervrfit, Titus. Ifll:;\ OLD. Dttdgc-rattet. Oe.Lvet A short tittle vi tee district rnneUtg aclisv the little island of :.;' , troa.. say, wit visized by n violent thunder ►torn, accompanied by a :Lit ui hail, or rather solid males of ice, whit) utterly destroyed the crops end postwar of a whole farm. whereby Mr. Fowlis, the tenant. andt3 tnnihcs (rub-tenant- and e n trant, enmprobending 87 persona diteinlent on him ere r.olueed to misery and want. The l'4fotlit Bridge era the Cann]. ;n St. James's Park. is in a stated tiled dx.!v. It is to bc suocealed bye east-iron bridge now preparing et Woolwich. A new nook at preventing the dry rot has been sohluit:eil to the Navy Board. by Mr. Cummins of Tritto. , l hich in hailing the timber la alum water, previous to its bt•ing u• e• 1. The population of the Island of Bnerrhon consisted in 171: of 900 whiles tool 1,100 slaves. In ISI7, it consisted of 11,7 an %%bite/1,1.311 fri.e blacks, and Art r nine tkumvaild seven Impaired and fifty.niireslarca ! li appear,, front repot ts made to the French Minister of the Marine Department, that at Martinique the strutd pox has been unknown tOr ten years. and that the 'mother of per s ons Litchi:stud in that time amounts to 50,000. Guadaloupe is also eynally free front the disorder. OCT. 11 BMTIIS. At Ilroolt.green. the lady of the So!leave General. of a daughter. —The wife of the Cerernor of Aldemzy. of a ton.—ln t itsbitry. square. tit: lady of A. A. Goldomid. Esq of a son.—l'he lady of L. Gompertz. E.sq. of Henry—street. Ilath. of a dau. Mr. G. Ic of the Jewish church, an] hs been married to Mrs. G. 29 years and during the second year of their union she presented him with a Alla; since which (full 9.7 yenta!) she has not been, till the pi esent event, in that state in which " Ladies wish to Le who love their Lords." MARRIED. At Cecn. in Normandy, F. GifEirJ. Esq. of Jersey, to Catherine. yowsgest dau. of the late L. Mackintosh. Esq.. Deputy Commiwary Generel.—Mr. W. Sams, of Pall Mall, to Harriett. third dnu. of the law J. G. Raymond. Esq. of Chester-street. Grearentn-place. DIED. The Right lion. Lady NorthiTricit, , vidow of the late Lord North. wick.—Anr. wife of T. Domfortl. of Philpot-lane. wine merchant. aged as.—Charlotte. the wife of .1. D. Further, Esq., of Win lade House. Devon.—At Kentish Town. Mr. Catharine Pyre. relict of W. Fyf:•. Esq., formerly of Kingston. Jamaica. and of Wood.st.— At Enfield, Mrs. Ann Cradoek. aged 76.—At Kensington, the Hon. rs. Goulbourn.—At St. Germain.en-Laye, aged Ito years and six months. MadAine Duree.—She 1134 by one Ine.band to? sons an d one daughter t 19 of the sons fell in the army. She nag 59 and &i. months old when her daughter was born. LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE. ►RIDAY. OCT : 9. We have been moderately supplied with Wheat since Monday, and we consider this day's prices tully supported fur tine parcels, but without any briskness in the trade.—Beans are more in deniand. and area trifle dearer, as also dry Grinding Barley.—The sup:dy of Oats ibis week being moderate the (rade was brisker. this morning. but without alteeatiou in price.-111 other articles we have no variation to notice. There was a small supply of English Wheat this morning. the fine bamplcs of which expencnced a dull sale at a reduction of 2.i. to 3s. per quarter ticre last Monday. There was a tolerable supply of New English Barley. which sold at a decline of 2s. per quarter.— Malt a heave) , sale. Boiling Pease maintained last weeks price,.. havin, ,, but few at market. Ilyc. Beans, and Pease a heavy sale and with !little variation in their prices. The Oat trade was dull and hardly supported last wail's priers. Rapeseed and Linseed but little doing. s. s. s. I Wheat 7G a Whiterease6 a 841 Fine ditto 12 a 84 grey Pease 62 a Gri Rye 54 a fr 2 Beans 76 a 841 Pine Barley 38 a 68 Ticks 55 a 71: Malt l2 a 90 Oats . YB a 35 MONDAY. OCT. IT. W. Poland Oats 32 a 37 Pont•Oe ditty Tt a 36 Finc Flour 0 a 70 Second ditto 60 a 63 Rape Seed 491.-301. PRICI OF BREAD. The highest prier of the best Wheaten Brew) throughout the me• tropolis, stratxl the Bakers to be 130. the Quartern Loaf. Some Bakers sell the Qturtern I.oaf from ld. to gd. Lauer. AVER AG E. PRICES OF CORN PER QUARTER. tN ENGLAND AND WALES FOR THE WENS: ENDING OCT. S. Wlleat. I Bye Barley Oats I Brans I Peas, 22 2 1 C 2 10 1 61411 336 1 131 u I 72 1 PRICE 11111THFIE1.1). $. d. s. 3. Bccf ...-4 0 a 5 8 01: MEAT, MONDAY. NEWOATI Heads ar Cattle at Stain:AlL 3/U - flan —4 4ii t 4 Vtal —.A ♦ a 7 0 Pork 5 6 a 6 6 Lamb 0 • a 0 ti 4190 Shccp l7OBO Calves tao l'ig‘ Vio HAY AND STRAW PER LOAD. A:. a.d. £ a. d. Aver..C. a. d. .... ... __. _... (tray 400a010 0 6 30 0 85112112121.1) -, ('sorer 4too a 9 9 0— 619 6 (Straw 1 9 16 0a t 18 0— 1 17 0 i 114 6100 a 9 0 0 ..... 715 0 Sr J,tairs's Clover 11 0 0a 0 0 0 .... 0 a a :.trar. 2 8 0 4 3 3 0 e 17 0 ,11a1 700.190 0— 8 0 0 WtII2ICCItAPEL i CloVer 15 12 oa9lt 0— 9 2 0 lS:raw 2 10 0 a 2 16 0— t 13 0 CC.AI. MAltlii.T. Shire at Murices. Skips soli. r. d. s. d. OcTon is I. j3l Newcastle 13 4 from 41 u a 4fi I 6 I Santlerliold I 1 —1406 a 42 9 tr. it. AND LEADE !TALI. Carcase s. a. a. tl. P.M" 3 G a 4 It Mutton 4 4 a 5 4 Vtal .5 0 a 6 • Pork 8 a 6 • 0a G 0 AVIMAGE E OF SUGAR. Computed from the ltcpnna nude !!‘ the week actin ; ; 03.7 i% 41s. [..;r cwt. CNCIISSiV•• of tieAy of Customs raid or rayuble I , eleozi on hoportaLtua theredi into Great Briuun—t (:aZyliC.) 'TICE ON STOCKS Ihnk fltock 3 per Cen:. S per 4 Isr (•f.m. 5 per Cent. Navy lll5 Stock I fir:o Stones t.. per Cent.) .. $ , 9 Pr t:x.•; - ,etiurr I lay iM uner Udi!g4l. !Or 7 sii LunpzAbr.uitie, 1.0N110,1 :—Printed anti pt VV•i, e ,i w tl.ar. 1 1 / 4 :01. 1' 2 FI.LET-8 ifl£F.T, I.clWv.:ll M. ( I,ltrt.:. iitHt Voter nitre. anti it:ti.lat'ed into I. , ry by al: NerAntat litanu.llltta,:ati. (-Atka of Ikati. oz Vtatt.tbn.