hIEM R 44 1-_ MORE PIRACIES. Extract from the lag-Isnok of the ship Benson, William Rom . master, from Glasgow, hound tesSt. Thomas's Siturday, August 3, at 10 a. In., saw two strange sail to the S.W. altering toweada us , at 11 a. m made them out to he men of war; at half.past elev.* the Itemlinost tired a gun, but *hawed no colours that we could diarseru; at noon hailed us, and ordered us to send a host on board of him. which was done al leis request ; he hoisted a blue white and blue Dag.— Sunday,' August .1, at one p.I/1. he sent his boat on hosted of us, stud the ►oat's crew said it was his orders to take provisions, t restage, and ship's cargo, by force of aims, whirls they rig. ship's stores--three tierces of beef, three barrAs of pork. seven to eight cwt. of eordsge, some catin stores, and hotter it. kegs, marked 1), ship's cargo. At two p.m. the Losst re turned aid the follow ing dry goods, hoxes marked E, trunks 1' J)G, ditto W, ditto EW 3, Previous to their going aw'a►, s deal of plunder was made by the butt's crew of dry goads, mowing them iu their shirts : miler bring plunslered, plat of the isgekages were returned. lie said when going on board he would give us an order for pa.stnent of the provisions in Porto !lien, or Margaretta ; in place of payment he hoisted up his boat tool made sail at 3 pin. steering to tile soul:sward. We have every veison to believe he took away other mmks in the hastle —the nooks shove being I:se goods, which, when re tuned, we took a particulir account of. At font-p.m. the pi rate still in sight, ■taulliug auttils. The onslersigoed areis it /waves of the plunder :—,ll,ned. Thomas Anderson, J. W . Deerhurst, George ►llll, and Joh.. Callsoader, passengers." An English officer has arrived in town, who, about ten days since, passed through the lines of the French army of observation on the Spanish frontiers. Ile reports it t amount to near 80,000 men, with a very superior park of artillery ; the cavalry in gene ral remarkably well mounted, and the whole in towelling order. The horses were chiefly from sranders and this country. This account is directly at variance with the statement in the French papers, . that these troops had begun to break up and go into canaonments. FIRE AT Sr. JAMES'S CHURCH, BRISTOL.—At three o'clock on Thursday morning, the watchnam on duty in tat. James's Church-yard discovered a great light iii the lower of the Charcli. On calling op Mr. Davy, the Clerk, anti pro ceeding to examine the prt hose.., it was found that the urst boor of the Tower had caught lire, and was bunting rapidly.— One of the large beams was actually burnt several inches deep when the discovery was wade ; but the names were easily ex tinguished. The plumbers had 1,..ca at wink there during the ci and having had a lire on the :•'4ofle part of the floor, it is opposed that the accident was occasioned by au ember between the boards. 1.; the •illatte of Cltagford, Devonshire, in May last, . the child of Mr. Pinn, a;cd ttr u ntunihs , uud which had been baptized in a Methodist chapel, its parents I)asenters, died. Application was in de to the clergy man to bury it,—he liesttated ethisulerably to pet lotnt hio duly, and d mined " witeiltcrhe had cite nein to Nary it," stating as his reason " that the t h:hl hail not teen baptized ace mllng to the rites of the Chiercu of England." At last he entiseined, .but with the pt Minn that the en, se should not he taken ha to church: the COII,I wis ac.ordiugly buried. We notice the above, as is bears on the case we arc about to state, and shows that Cie felitig exemp:ifiett was not that Gra moment, but a put 01 thist Miran:rant spirit, which, unhappily for the citurch estalif shment, too mien shows tint; amongst its on milers. On Tuesday week, aitother child of Mr. ~,,, and twill sister of die above itintin„ Med. Appli cata' to buty it was made tat die clergyman, through the clerk 01 the parish. 'lite reply was, that master . (meaning the parson) had s "he would not bury the child, as et bad not beet' christened in the church, and that Ile had been laughed at for burying the othrt."— Farther application was made, but the reverend gentle man Jemmied inflexible. The father then hastened to hatter, welt an intention of waiting on the Bishop, to . &wait' redress from him ; but his lordship was itiaceissi .l,l4 and he could not obtain an interview to state his grievance. Thin plan failing, lie had recourse to legal measures, and a leiter to the clergyman, Iron an enti tle/11 SOlieilOn Of this ci 7, Illfeslciting pro:silent:tin if Ile did not bury the child without further delay, trointlit him to his senses. lie said "it was owing to a tiitbielk42 tact he had refused, as his clad; told hint that the child had tuner been baptised!" by this MINOS anent Hog to throw r 9. the ob'orpiy, which must neccssartly be at tszlmil to such conduct, on the shoulders of Pis c:erk. This certainly was one method, thonah not a very ho. atoneable one, of getting himself out of the dileintita."l he culla ars buried un Tuesday i3lll, after using kept froati its resting place eight days. • A girl of the name of Field, daughter of a prior wo •mati at Stevenage, Hens, being sent by her. mot her to j neighbouring pomp for some w tie_ p r teed of doing SO went so a •Vtili to isle. Ebbs, a shopkeeper in that town,avhen on drawing rip a bucket full, the butt kes overpowered her. and went down with great violence, taking the girl with it; fortunately she kept her hold, and the bucket floating, she was enabled to call oat for assistance, when stone pers /113 came to her relief and drew her up. She was dreaillotly bruised about the head non sink Mg against the sides of the well, bat there are factors of her recovery. As Mr. Carnegy was standing on his head on a spear, eight feet. high, at the Surrey lheatre on Wehiestliay et ening lan, lie unfortunately kW fats balance, and was preriptiatett with great violence on thesuage, dough he itnee the same fete the preceding evening watt per feet facility. We are happy to state, that the inktry received w. 19 not equal to the alarm which it excited, tlttelgh Mr. Cr receit ea some, severe bruises. The great cheapness of apples this season renders it • practicable to me th em economically in tusking selly. Lit them be quartered, pared, and treed I the seed I etSeill. Pitt mein into an oven, or a pot without watt r %snit a close lid. When the heat has made than soft, put them into a cloth and wring out the jitter. Put a little white of eggs to it; add the ,sugar. Skim it care. fully before it boils. Reduce it to the proper consist ency, and you will have au excelleut jelly. .~ { THE NATIONA L REGISTER J& J. SIVEWRIGIIT beg to inform their . Friends and the Public that the Lottery will begin Drawing Iwt EX S EDN ES DAY. All the Prizes are Floating! There are No Classes ! Every Ticket Decides its own Fate! THE. SCHEME CONTAINS 120 CAPITALS ! IsictrathG THREE PRIZES of £20,000! 2. or 10,000 1 2......0f ,e 5,000 3 100. 0r......,E300.......1:300...50d...C - 200...&c. &c. Tickets anti Slowes are selling. by J. J. J. SI VEW 37, Conduit ; 11. Holborn ; and 3S, Haymarket; where they Sold, in a Recent Contract, BOTH Priat of i',20,1100 I And in the last eunictiet, 130111 Priors of ±2,00 0! KITCHEN RANGES, etc --The Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, are reqwetfollfy solicited to inspect Jos: Clf &TER and CO.'s Royal Patent Steam Kitchen Reng.s, which. in addition to Cooking will heat a Hall or Staircase, boil W er t ' ; in washing Tubs, an d dry clothes in a Laundry, &c. at a distance of sixty feet. The Patent coutists of a bilk* up right flue in the boiler, over which the oven is placed, by tout means it cleans itself, and heats the oven and biller much quicker titan any plan yet otLred to the Public, completely doing away with the horizontal Hues which give so much trouble, particularly in the country ; the ranges are made to suit all sized families, and may be had with - the oven and boiler only. The same patent is applied with the greatest success to ship Stoves, and and cooks with far more ease and less fuel than any other plan yet discovered ; and has the mesas of makirg from 20 to utro gallons of pure fresh water from sea water, in the course of one day. The principle to be seen in action every Tuesday and Friday front 12 to 6 o'clock, at No. to, Long eke: e. N.B. Regi,ter and other. Stoves, Fenders, Ftre-icons, tic. of the newest and incrat elegant patterns. PRICE TWO PENCE. Just published, No. L. containing 113 closely printed 13ro pages of rr HE HIVE ; or WEEKLY REGISTER of Remarkable Events in Domestic Occurrences, Literature, the Arlb, Manufactures and Commerce, the Drum, Piddle Exhibitions, Life, Manners, and Amusements, in 3 closely Arinted Columns., containing on the Average, from 50 to lOU Distinct Articles of present Interest and Amusement. To be continued Weekly. 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TtlY, and LADIES and GENTLEMEN may rely on it, they will not hare a hair fall offer turn grey. by now using Pill :SCE's celebrated RUSSIA OIL, as it is so impi eyed with an extra saltiable ingredient, through which it has made the RUSSIA OIL the greatest nourither and preserver to the Hair in the Universe, will make it grow thick and long, and prevent its falling tiff nr ever turning grey ; end is such a nourisher to the roots of the Hair, that if it even has begun to turn grey, will restore it again to its natural colour, aril if used often, it Will never turn grey again, and is sure to clear the scurf, from infziney to old age, and will always keep the head and hair clean and bemtitul. Gentlemen who have lost their Hair, and have the least sign of roots of !lair renininiag, by using regularly, for a few month:, PRINCE's IMPROVED RUSSIA OIL, with the extra valtiuble ingredient, will be cute to restore it, and produce a line Head of Hair, which hundreds have experienced. —Eren Medical Gentlemen hare published, in the Gazette of Ilealth, that Prince ► Russia Oil :s superior to tiny Oil Mr the hair, and will do, in case. of 'oddness or weak hair, what can possibly be done. Ladies will rind Peinee's Russia Oil preferable to any other Oil for dreasii:g Weir own or false hair, as a gives it a natural gloss. softens and curls it. Gentlemen wearing powder ought to use it instetal of poinatuin ; it also produces Eyebrows. Whiskers, c. and, through tile extra ingtedieut, it will now always keep rletesant, even in CI climate.. Ask for Prince's implovlt Russia Oil, with the extra ingre dient, and observe Prince" on the wraKier and seals; and iis address, A. Prince. U, Poland Street, Oxford Street, near the Pitmlicon. Londt o," is on the corer of each bottle ; without, it is not genuine, and cant:.. answer the purpose. The ounce but • tie 3,,0r a large bottle, containing fire ounces, Li, which is a surini,4 or six large 'ovules for .0, which is yet a greater saving. I . i-oven by eflidavit, the 21A of Noviulwr. 1814, -before the Lord Mayor of Lutani, that A. Pal xch is the Original impels etor in the Ciaiveree of the Russia Oil; and then:lore if any Perfunia, Medicine Vender. Hair Dresser, or any trot else, bell Russia Oil, that is not Prince's, they arc impostors, as they sell cowmen:its to their chetomers. . . . old, wholesale, urea, and for exportation, by the sole Pro prietor, A. Pit NC E, relllined to No. 9, Poland sireet, Oalord ;street, near the i'&411(00V0 j and by Mr. Smyth, l'erfamer w his Nlaje,ty. New Ittmd Street I llenilrie, Tichnurne surer; and by most principal Pernoners toad Aletticine Vender+. It is no wonder that Ladies and Otrulemen have complained of lute of die ituasia Oil nut being of service to the hair, as they hate found out that unprincipled per.onb have sold theta coun ter:eke I,ad'es and Gentlemen will be particular, as Impostors • have made the caves of utt Counterfeit nubbin Oil b 0 much like the Genuine, and even imitated the Original Pi oprictor's Name, and alio copied the Affidavit of the Original Ploprietor made before the Lord Mayor, therefore purchvbeli altuttitl be cautious, and have it of the Proprietor, ores a req,ectabie Verulet. I.adiimi and Genii...men re=dtling in the country will be certain .of having thegenuine limed* Oti, by beading a remittance to the Proprietor, it will be forwarded immediately by coach. It keeps in all cIiiINS•L); the older rite be ra.—Alerchants and Captains will receive a 110creti 61.10atillIV for txportatit.n. Observe—There are frebli countatfoits selling in petty shop* for any price, but the gellUllle ouly sold in two slaw, In ha. and Sthi. bottles. __ .. ...,... FROM the very greatstatiafaction . which the pl a n adopted in fo r m er Lotteries, of advertising a List of Num. hers, gave to the Public. and the circumstance of several of those Numbers selected by BISH having proved fortunate, he is again induced to repeat it in the present most popalar Lottery i and hopes, that as all the rapitals are floating, some of the under. mentioned may prove Priaes of £2OOOOO, or any of the 120 Ca.. pita!' in the Scheme. the whole of which may be drawn NEXT .% EIINESDAV, the 30th Inst.—The following Numbers ate reserved for such persons as may select them, and may be had in Whole Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Eighths. or Sixteraths, at 111511's Offices, 4, CornLeill, or 9. Channg-Cross:- 13.464 No. 141 5.642 13. as 19,444 2.477 • 7,850 13,462 No. 122 5,37 K 13,r43 19.239 2,456 7.K79 15,461 19.452 5.331 2..,8ri2 17.999 1.435 7.799 13.446 19,4b7 4.29tt b,tri7 t7,tisii No. 699 7.77 6 13,210 19.414 4.296 b. 765 17,b21 No. 244 6,716 13.00; 19.445 4.254 8.151 15,41.3 Persons nut choosing any or the above, may have a great variety to select from ; or if the adventurers have a fancy for any ptutt.. cular Number, DISH will, if possible, obtain it fur thtni. I . ItESE...a PRICE. Ticket £22 : 13 : 0 Half kit : 3 : 0 Eighth ......173 : 2 3 6 Quarter ••• Letters, post paid, duly answered,---Schemes gratis. So, STRAND. THE CHEST MEMONS; OR, HUSBAND BEFOHMIED. A Tale fu• the Ladies. A eouple--to dissonant jarring allied, Agreeing to part, and their property sharing Strange incident WARREN'S Jet Blacking The husband to rummage a Trunk while irrepariug s Two Boots it contain'il—and now gleaming he saw His form in the Blacking of brilliant eclat. " Two Demons are here ! Ito exclainid,—. Then his de " Then the Devil shall have,•-sfor it else were a sin !"--- Then nearer lie, husband she cautiously drew, " Take your own 1"—to the Chest whileshe tumbled hint in! 'Twaslock'd on the instant !—O, then what Ft rout ! lie rav'd kkk'd, and swore cured his wife o'er and o'er, And vainly each etihrt essay'd to get out.— Athwart him there shoots the lulls from the Boots, In fancy lie views them, and utters a roar As if twin a legion of devils--or more ! Inviting her Gossips. the Chest their tea-table, The Devils beneath now to bellow unable ; This Jury of Matrons impannell'd to try The pris'ner fur crime of a heinous tlye, Adjudg'd hint then guilty of conjugal strife, In breach of allegiance due to tits With ! By Women and Devils enthrall'd and beset, The Culprit.—what lot more severe could befall hint Front duress releas'il, and the Imps in the Jet. fits Judges to freedom if pleas'ii to recall him. Subservient and grateful, he vow'd thro' his lire, In all things he'd yield to the will of- his wife!— " Come forth then all three !"—and no laughter was Laing When they, the Chest Demons, allsyers of strife, Were found so pacific in %Vane Lttell Jet Working. )(Beasts Monday. rousing th6n on I sacred taw oil, numbers ronsifts Id.pri 36 91 Sr Od S. 41 41 111 Se 8 1 160.. •. 861 o,l' 11 • lt/ ▪ vio N. 1011 14 stu[► to LONDON' MARK.UTS. CORN EXCIIIAXGR. WEDNE9DAY, OCT. 21. The supply of Wheat at market this day was large, uod buys.' were evidently hanging hack, in expixtution that the I:agents...of the arrivals would occasion a de Nine in pike : the holders (4 grain, however, asked 11 ontlay's and what sates were ellicted have been made ut that day's quotativos. A large supply of Outs 1414 4 offered this nay, which were heavy in sale, at a re— duction of Is. per qr. Malting llt.. ley supported its price, and tine qualities were sought after. Beans and Peas remain the same as on Monday, but the latter were rather heavy in sale. In Bowled Wheat souse little business loss been dune, at very low prices, and many inquiries were made atter this grain this day. CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, OCT. 23. The arrivals of Wheat since Wednesday here nut been large, but there is a very considerable uverplus from the curly part of the week's arrivals, and this grain is very dull in sale, at is. per qr. lower. in barley there is no variation ; this grain, however, hpartakes a the depre tun pervading the market, and buyers ate olding back. Considerable quantities of Oats are uttered, and they may be quoted also to a telluetion of is. pet qr. There is no alteration whatever in Beans ur Veils, but built ate heavy in tale at Alunday . 4 qUOgitill a S. VElt ity I.I'ItICE 1011. N, l'tr, ',twiner, 4.1 ilieT*e. Nifit Mute Dumricts uf ENGLAND and ‘VALF.S, fur t , WetiL elldll.lg Oct. 19th, eatrActed from Saiuttli!'s Gasettr. 3:is 4d Barley— 251 3,i I Barns 's4 04 20s Bd Wt..... Ws CI 1 Pens ... gtts Sd BROWN (►I( RIUsCOVAIIO tltliAß. Average Price front 'lie Heii.ius made in Ike Week einhat last. 32a. 44(1. per cwt. exclusive .dl/ 14111 El.!) ET. FfiIDAY, OCT. t 5. There was a considerable supply of at market this day, and Bed waa a trifle lower than on Al There was also a Page .hew of Sheep urlemit Mutton a the tomte, but 1.130, was about 2d. per stone cheaper tl Monday. Veal was very heavy in lisle this day, and has , a tall of 3d. per stone trunk lart market itriee. Pork was per btOrit lithk3 i the thuouttiong of Monday. Tue. is 4 .:drreet 44moteatt in the prices and ni at market:— 'JUICE tar MEAT, exclusive of the 011.11, which el of Had, Etat ask, mud tilde, sod is worth about posud.—ter moue tor Slut. mow Beef 3s 64 to 3s Alultoo Ss 4tl to Ss Od Lamb Us 8.1 to 3% 0.1 Vral Ss 411 to 4s 8.1 Park 2s 8.1 to 3 ,, 8.1 Plead of Cattle at Mat Beasts litevy eadlAmbe . 20,110 Piga Calves 112114 Y. Reef Y. 4,1 I o NI idiom 2* 4J t+ 101 to C4l S, of to Puri: Vs 8J to Head al (Attila at M 0,t,• . . . • 61.ery and Lomeli*. Pups Calve► LONDON I Printed and Puttithed hy the Proprietor , TWIGG. et the Office, 70, PleetSti eet. whet( CU tin liititor,(poetpaid) must boatidresced. t~ ..• <