.' ~ 1 14 . 4 lay a *Mk aged man, where uppestanetv t:spolie the character a a reduced ttadtguuttn, was fottnd Ilyae-park, with his throat cut in a most fr4;ittfttl manner; the blond towed in a stream from the wound ; there app aired little sips of temaining lite. and he was carriod by some passengers who dis covered the unhappy man, to Georges Hospital, where he was recognised to he a person of the name of ...Tames Guy, who resided at 12, carrington-stroet, May fair, and was formerly in good rimmed:ewes. A short time son ho lost his wife, and was left with several small %Urea, without sufficient means of support, tvhiA has lately reduced hint to a state of the most mi serable despondency. Having expended all his money. and drained every resource, he roedved to commit the crime of suicide, and leave those troubles his mind was imeapai.le of bearing. Friday morning, with the last twopence in the world, he purchased one pennyworth of milk and a pennyworth o bread, and having divided it amongst his children, he kissed theta, and in his fdind buying taken a last eswthly farewell, he hastened to the Park, and with a razor committed the above act. lie now lies in the Hospital without the least elnuice of recovery. On Friday last, a female child, apparently about a month old, was found in a ltedgcaltmg side thehigh road. . between Sheerness anti Minster, by a little boy. Mr. Kittoc, the Clerk of the Survey of Doek-yard, was passing at the time in his gig, anti he took it to a poor woman near the place, who carried it to Sheerness to 1 the Overseers, and they ordered the child to be taken tl.e greatest care of till some enquiry was made. In tl:e afternoon the unnatural mother was discovered in one of the passage boats going to Chatham ; she wus imme diately brought on shore, and the next day taken before i A. IL Bradley, Esq. who passed her to her parish, at Camberwell. The (laid was well wrapped up, and two or three changes of clothes were left with it. Mr. Coleman, Surgeon, has examined the child, who says it cannot live long, as it has got a hurt in the buck.— uterbu ry Paper. Three new caravans, on an entire new construction passed along the Strand on Friday, with the following. inscribed on the footboard—" Association for the Relief of the Manuracturapt and Labouring Poor." The in scription excited mu ch curiosity among the spectators. An article from Auxerre, in the 1 7 renchpapers men-- tions, that a young man and woman, in the Depart ment of l'Gonne, who were much attached - to each other, being unable to obtain the consent of their pa rotti to their marriage, adopted the desperate resolu tion, on the 14th ult. of killing each other, which they etlictcl in a forest nut far iron► the place of filar residence. An eminent Quaker visited a Lady of rank, whom he tinind six to after the death of her hushetd, sitting on a sopha covered with black cloth, in all the dignity of woe; and gently taking her by the hand, he thus accosted her ; " So, friend, I see that thou bast not yet forgiven the Almighty." Thi3 reproof had such an effect upon the person to whom it was ad dressed, that she immediately had all her trappings of ;.ricf destroyed, and went about her nucssary avoca tions. The helmets of the Life Guards are shortly to be eseharigel for large hair caps, similar to those worn by Cm. G nooatliers of the Foot Guards. T!o: present hel mets arc thund to be particularly inconvenient, and more especially in windy weather. It is said, that when this change has taker. place, they will thenccibrwards be nominated " the Horse Grenadiers." ()to Wednesday morning, about scut o'clock, a carpenter. 4.11110111v.1 in repairi tic St. Bennet t's Church (iraf-reboil di- WI Pet, tell from the aCild . 1111111g; lie was taken up quite dead, Pitsins)lvani.l Panne, that '• the watt r in whirli P tat , a. ate boiled, sprinkled over groin or plants, cam idb desti oya all insects in 'every stage of existence, from ill'• erg its the 11%." We hate sect-iced ititelPtzence from Qnebee and ,Montreal, to the time of Me 19th nil. On the 1 1 Ili the aloud: of ass earthquake was felt al Quebec., alum: the base of the moun tains to thetitirgi.waril ul that city. It is trine:44lNA as har ing been tustfitiently powerful to cause a tremulous motion of the window, of the houses and attic furniture. AN esm:otial addition to Personal Beauty is a FINE TIF,u) of it $ 111. To obtain thus inestitnable Ortuaneut is es Fatally reimuna.n.leil ROWLAND'S NIACASSAR Olt.. Patronised by their Royal ilighttes,e, the I'IIINI'ESSof W LES, Drell Ess y tjit K. and DIME of SUSSEX, His lutpttrial MAjc.,ty the EMl'hitOlt His Excellency the DORE INKANTADO, ant! LUKE of SANS CARLOS, by duet F.sperial Aw1:01..4% This Oil affords the greatest nnurislanent to the Hair—Prevents it falling off m Lir•ling grey—Pro.lutee: a thick powth—Also Whis. lore. P.yebrows, v ua , u , ent, un I will Improve the Hair infancy t 2 the latest pe.,loti of life. Price 55. 10. rid. aX tiip! Guinea per Ito. ilc. Al.o. Irmt.Amirc, tssENcr, OF TYRE. I3y merely wetting tin: Ilitir a laeraration s it imm c diatelr run:et:Fa perket es.angt: in RI:I)or 1 . It I.: ILI I ft. yE.nftows. RISKI.IIB. Ste. to a &annuli gots.;:y 4:11i rt . maiwnt BROWN el IRLACk. imitating the exact naturt.l Wassaing makes this Dye more curable. I Aati ..at or (said, Imo may dye flair with }sale and Secrecy. stivl tsrl. Sold wa01,341.... retail and tor caps, nusan, by tae rmitrio-srs. A. Rowtaion atal Sow s etons.T ot Kieuy Street, firol, turning on the right lutton Garden, llolbora. lamtloa; amt, by appointtuent. by . cr• had Nt.alieine Vottriers tinreiftunit Enlape. A.ltsm 'it amt WIN reb.e.t.*ity ints"r,o the that the he. of t,e• aft it. a C..... flat ha Anrnitl/par:was I tn jtasiona, a stspo• 1;.:: tent Iltll 1110110 W to the tla:r. %. 1 / 1 1:h ret.4.l, st 1,5.: to hss., so. It ssu(..r Ir'.r Iht.. or It OW ILAA Ifa I 'yr. • e . it' 14 :mt..:,; is a:i2,114.41 01.1 the Libel 111 Mk, A. R . () L 1 . , I) ;mid Env. THE NurcoNAr. rtncinnt. N4)IIWW4I UNION PIIIE and LIFE INNUR ANCE.—'II}vIN6IIIII.:IIS itie requested to take noti:e. that by order of the Ilearslef I)i:retuni, the BUSINESS of this INSTITII. TION h NO 1.1)1i(;Eit 'I It". NisAcTED nt 314, Bridge Street. Black (liars. Persons intending to renew or etrert Fire or Life Poli cies with the Norwich Union, aactiesired to apply at the officv of either of the following agents. who are :done ;Authorized by the Board to n:veive proposals for policies. aud to give 1r al receipts for pa:,:ineutr on account of insurance in London : Mr. C. A. lIAt Kr r. CLIZTIIIIII. P. ST YAN. 71), Baker-•tteet. Portman-sqmae. Insurers attending to make payments will be plewied to produce eleir uutiees to renew. All letters from the agents or other persons. on official business. arc to be tahlressed as aural to the Board of Bisectors, or to Mr. S. Ilignuld, secretary, Norwizli. The following extract from the minutes of the Board will explain the reavon 0: the above At n jpceial tuee.ung of the Board of Directors, held on the 30th day of September, 1818, the oommunicatioa receivod from the Lon don Committm respecting the Secretary at Bridge-street was con sit/erect. and the following resOlution wk.) catered into : *"that this Board fedi cuittpellcAl to intimate to the Secretary. Mr. Thomas lligneld, ten. that in consetpience of the opinion ex pressed by the cointnittee in London, that hit retirement limn office is indispensably necessary to the Inture welfare Lail prosperity of. the Institution. the /io.trd dorms it expedient that he shoulu immediately abstain from acting further in his Miro of secretary or agent fits the society, until such nieasxres van be taken on this subject as the eir• cutuatances shall require." Sigurd on behalf of the Board of Directors, JOHN CIWWE, Chairman A NEW PA'TEN'T IiAT, at only EIOIITFEN SIIILLINGS.CEORGE FRANKS and Co. have to offer to the Pub. he a SILK 11AT nu arir. A v II 1101 W, combining every requi— site a Hat ought to rs,vais ; it is superior in appearance to the finest and most expensive Beaver, is equally het. and will weer twice as long and is u better shape. which it retains to the last; it will newt chnnge its colour, which Is (tithe most beautiful black, if worn for years; no weather will injure them, they being water proof; they are a much superior Hat to Rinse imitations offered by other 'Jousts at 26s.—G DO ft GE FRAN KS and Cu Manufacturers, W E 1.1. i NG • TON HOUSE, Coraer of Reecross street, Barbican.—Mereliants. awl Dealers who wish for superior Hats, will find it to their advan tage In noticing ti.is insertion. Be particular as to the Address. N.B. No unpaid letters received. FOUR OF .1:so,ono !_f )N LY I4,())9 TICKETS.—FIRST I'IIIZE X30,0r MORE. THE Public apprullition already bestowed on the Scheme of the present Lottery, is hignly. - rntifying to the Contractor, and al'ords a prospect of a dcinati.l for t 1,4; Tickets and Shares beyond all former Lotteries. Yids of NEXT MONTI! the Drawing begins. The Scheme rontaics 4 Prizn of ...... 5,(X* 5 6 18 Besides 2,830 of £5O. &c. Cuniols and Money. The First Prize drawn out of the %V heel will be entitled to the extra Sulu of 1:50.000. 'rickets and Shares are Selling at all the Offices in London, and by the Agents in the Country. BURGESti'S ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES. WAREHOUSE, 107, STRAND, COItNER OF THE SAVOY STEPS. LONDON. JOHN BURGESS AND SUN being apprised of the numerous endeavours made by many persons to impose a spuri ous article for their make, feel it incumbent on them to request the attention of the public, in purchasing what they conceive to be the original, to observe the name alid address corresponds with the above t—tlic general appearance of the spurious descriptions will de • ceive the unguarded, and for their detection, J. 11. and Sons submit the following Cautions; some are in appearance at film sight • the genuine,' but without any came or address—sonic • Bargess's Esvence of Anchovies'—ozhers • laurgis's,' and many more without address.— JOHN BURGESS and SON having been many years honoured with such distinguished approbation, feel every sentiment of respect towards the public, and carnestly solicit them to inspect the labels previous to purchasing what they conceive to be of their make, which they hope will prevent many disappointnients.—WAßEWOUSE lop, STRAND, CORNER of the SAVOY STEPS, LONDON. FRAUD PREVENTED., To counteract the many attempts that are daily 141,.de to impose ,rt the unwary a spurious compositioliiirftenAl of the Genuineblacking prepared by Day and Martin ,theyare indue ed to adopta new Label in which theiraddress 97, HIGH HOLBORN, _ : - - a placed inconsp ' icuously, that they trust an attention to this. and the tlifferonceof thetyte which is tit.likeall letter-ptess,willenahle intreon.acrs at once to detect the imposition. The Real Japan BLACKING, made by DAY and 7•1 Alai N. 97, High Holborn, will in future be sold in Bottles u.t 6d. ls.and ts.6d. each, and a cnov of the I.aliel left witnall Venders DAY AND MARTIN, 07, HIGH. HOLBORN. THE EXCISEMEN ANTI THE SMUGGLERS. On the rough Cornish coast, where the briny sea Lees. • Stood two or dime smuggler pervading The shore, anti they watehed for their boat from the waves, To share the contents of their trading. It was night--and the signal agreed on was this— lour lights they should place, rizh and bright, On the Owe, that the boat might her hailwar not miss, But silently steal to their light. Two Custom- home officers heard of their prey. And thought that their own they would make it ; They armed eterriselves roon, and they hastened away— Determined to perish or take it. But crc they came nigh where the smugglers were, Their cars were assailed by a troika, Thateame from aboard of the hoot that did wear Very near them, and szonied them to The smugglers on heard put the boat to ute ahore. Expecting their enmraties to meet tbem ; But the luau: that the Custom-home °dicers wore Were in bright, they completely did cheat them. Those hooti, on which Warren's Jet Blacking haul set A polish tuirivalled and grand, Darted forth such a lightning from their Mack beaming.iet, They supposed 'twas the signal to laml. The °effects saw Warren's 11:arking's edict. Anil hoarded the boat in an imtaur ; When 101 WAR it Black eia :heir fares refine, And they made then no further resistance. Each smuggler's face in the boots was displayed, And they thought that at least t full score Of excisemen were them—the surrendered afraid, Sr.bdued by the bloom Olt hoots bore. The above truly inotstiniable Bla•kidg is vrepared by itiNII;Irl• WARDEN. 511, n N London ; and roll by most Root shakers, !;-th..ers. Ironmong , rs. Brush ?lakes. Perfumers. &e. in every Toan iu the King.linn. iu /hone Liont.n. ail. 1041. and mi. cud) 4Csk for WAIIIIEN'S Bicekmg. The Waterton. of tll guns wee launched last week at Poets. amoth. Vast crou•ds at!entirti the the number cannot be esti mated at loss than 20,9011 prisons. The liar bony was covered with noblenwit :mil gentlemen's pleasure boats of alt de set ipliuns. A great number of ladies anti gentlemen wet a lamielicil io her. At about twenty mine Its p.ait twelve. Lord llowat d of Effingham, accompanied by N. Madams. Esq., master shipwright. christened the ship by breaking a bin tic' of wine againut bet bows in the usual form; his Lord ship reins rk!og. that as her head (which is a tine (nil-length figure of the Duke of %Vellingten) represented the Doke of Wellington, so lie name:lllle ship the vatet hill. She certainly is one of the finest ships of her class in the navy ; is built on the new plinciplo, with diagonal riders and truss .fraine ; her gait and tipper decks are laid diagonally. A ship, to he called the Princess Charlotte, of 100 guns. is ordered be irnmedi• at ely built on the same slip.— Portsmouth paper. A man servant of Mr. Dawes, farmer, of Woodham Ferris, Essex, was on Morular arternuoa found near eltettustbrd, in the road lead. big to Crest liatltlow, quite lifeless. While intoxicated he fell under the wheels of a cart, anti was killed on the spot. OCT. CS BIRTHS. The lady of J. H. Stracy, of a duu.—The lady of Dr. Davis, of George-street, Hanover-square, of a son.—At Lower Cheam, Surr4 the lady ofT. Brown, Esq of a dau.—The lady of G. Eyre, Esq, of Warrens, Wilts, of a dau. MARRIED. At Putney, A. B. Belcher. Esq. eldest son of A. Belcher. of Cla rence Lodge, Rochamptoci, Esq.. to Maria, second dau. of J. Alcock, of I:Mumps" Itsq.—M. C. Ely. of Ipswich, to Sarah, second dau. of Mr. Rua, of Clapton, Middlesex —At Felthan; place, G. A. F. Dawkins, Esq. only on of J. Dawkins, Esq. of Over Norton House. Oxfordshire, M. P. for Hastings. to Elizabeth. youngest dau. of the Rev. Sir W. H. Cooper. Ban.--(.tent. D. 11. F. Anstice. of the 5Sd regt. to Miss Dvball, of Taeistock-square.—R. G. Mackintosh. Esq. of Crescent-place, Tavistock-square, to Mary, eldest dim. of the late S. Moody. Esq. of Queen-square, Bloomsbury.—Mr. T. Graham, of Gray's Inn-square, to Margaret, dau. of C. Bell, Esq. of Bedford square. DIED. On Thursday last, of a rapid decline, in the Meth year of her age. the lovely and accomplished second slam of the Rev. Dr. Ni cholas, of Ealing.—Lieut. Col. B. Marlow, Royal Engineers.—At Andover, suddenly. agtxt 63, Mr. Stratton.—He was llama dead in his bed —At Betchworth, Surrey, Mrs. Letitia Scawen, sister to the late Countess Dowager Bathurst.—At Bumstead, Essex, age 4 95. G. Gent, Esq. many years a Magistrate ftir Essex.—Fir J. W. O'Curoll.llart. formerly Lieut.-Col. of the Yorkshire militia.—At Hund.worth, htuffordshire, aged 116, Ann Smallwood, widow. She was bora in 1702, the year Qneen Anne came to the throne. She was mother of Is children. the eldest of whom. now living, is an years old. She had been nearly Wind a few years, but all her other faculties she retained to the last. LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE. MONDAY, OCT. 19. There wAisa liberal supply of English Wheat this morning, which, added to 'PenOn quarters of Foreign, arrived since this day week, and 12,n(N) sacks of Flourirom our own coast has reused a stagita non in the wheat Dade; and few sales were eincted this morning, at a decine from to es. per quarter on last lontlay's prices —Fine Malting Barley being in demand maintained its former price— There was a large arrival of Foreign Oats, which ex:ierienced very dull sales, at a 'eduction of about Is. per quarter since this day week Beans and Pease a heavy sale and rather cheaper—lt is expected Flour will decline ss. per sack—Rap seed and Linseed little doing, ocT. We have been moderately supplied with English Wheat since Monday, the title samples much the same. inferior a dull sale and lower.—Barley a bri.k sale, and tine samples are full ts. per quarter dearer.—We hare had a good supply of 01/15, which being in great demand, made the sales on rather better terms.—ln Pease and Beano we have no alteration to nonce. a. Wheat .... 54 a 64 Fine ditto. 70 a 7?. s. s. s. S. Whitereasebs 70 Poland Oats 3t a 31. Grey Pease 64, a6B Potatoe ditto 34 a 36 Beans Ga a7O Fine Flour 65 a7O Ticke 35 a 65 Second ditto 60 a 65 Oats . 5 a 33 ►tape Seed ye 46 a Go Fine Barley 32 • G 8 Malt - 66 a 76 PRICE Oh BREAD. The highest price of the best Wheaten Bread throughout the me. tropolis. is stated by the Bakers to be I4d. the Quartern Loaf. Soule Pokers sell the Quartern Loaf from Id. to 2cl. lower. AVEItAGE PRICES OP CORN PER QUARTER, IN ENGLAND AND WALES FOR TUB WEEK YAWING OCT. 17; Wheat. I Rye I3arley I Oats I Beans I Peek, 1 81 10 60 2 61 0g33 2 i 5 4171 9 PRICE sanTurmuo. OF MEAT, FRIDAY, NEWOATE a. d. 1. d. Il cads of Cattlf et Bret .....4 4 a 5 S Sne:thfield Mutton-5 0a 6 4 !Vases, about.... s,e Veal 8 a 7 4 Sheep OO9O P0rk......5 4 a 6 8 l Calves IBt Lanib...-5 •a 6 4 Pigs elto HAY AND STRAW PIOI LOAD. Z. 11. d. .C. s. d. Aver. X. a. d. 11ay—... 0 7 7 0a 8 5 717 6 SmyritrlELP Clover 11 0 0 a 9 0 b 10 0 Straw 2 10 0a 2 13 0-2141 6 11ay... 5 5 oaBloo 6 17 0 ST JAMES'S j Clover 8 0 0a 9 0 IQ 0 Straw 2 17 0 a 5 4 0 300 Ilay. 7 ;‘, 029 0 0— M S 0 I VIIITECHAPEL Clover 11 10 0a 9 14 0 9 11 • (Straw V 14 oss 0 n 2 17 • AVERAGE PRICE 00 SUGAR. Computedfrom the iteturnslnade in the week ending Oct. 21 is 41s. per cwt. exclusive of the Duty ccf Unseat/I.s raid or p...)..Ye ber , on on Importation thereof into Great Britiun—(B.itar,ray's /1.'.) s T ocxs Bank St , vl: 5 per Cent. liedueed Vi 3 per Cent. Console i' 4 per Cent. 5 per Cent. Navy Iw. lwlin Sinek Dino Del i& (3 per Cent.) tib hr) PT Ir.xelequer Bills, i'il. per Day l9 %t it CiinsoLi for l't 4 lAmgAncu , Caenr: :—Printed and pnhli.illed by R. Wit As. Nn. p 2 FLEET-ATI. t'r. t'etr•-lni St. 1)11.115t4.11 . 11 Church and Fet.er L-ne sad forwatsiecl :ate. the roulary by all N sm.: WAG:Lees, Cicrks at the Bawl. free eu Nesfte• T. e 3. I i) LEADENnAtz.. Carcase s. d. Bed 5 a 4 8 Aluttuu 4 0 a 5 0 Veal 4 0 ► 7 0 Pork 5 4 a 6 S Larub 5 0 a 5