one penny, paid at any post-office in in 1821, 17,000 gallons; and the prethe kingdom.

sent year less than 7,000 gallons. The Greenland Fishery has not It is an extraordinary fact, that the been so unproductive as this season ship, Sir Godfrey Webster, is on the for many years. In 1820 the quantity point of sailing for Bengal, with a of oil produced was 20,000 gallons; cargo of Newcastle coal!

BIRTHS.

SONS.

'The Duchess of Newcastle, at Clumber

The Lady

of the Rev. R. Salkeld, Fontwell-recLady Boughey, at Aqualate Hall

tory, Dorset Lady A. Wardlaw, in George-sq. Edinburgh The Lady of E. Colston, Exq. Shepton-rallet The Lady of Alex. Monro, Esq. at Dr. Monro's, 'The Lady of J. Nethercoat, Esq. Haslebeech, Bushy, Herts

Northamptonshire The Lady of J. W. Spicer. Esq. Hanover-sq. The Lady of Major Denshire, Upper CadoganThe Lady of C. Richmond, Esq. Doughty-st.

place 'The Lady of W. Lyneh, Esq. Gloucester-place, The Lady of Major Burrowes, Benarth, CarPortman-square

narvonshire 'The Lady of the Rev. H. Bennett, Cadbury, The Lady of the Rev. E. P. Bossier, CheitenSomersetshire

ham The Lady of Lieut. Col. H. F. Cavendish, at The Lady of Lieut. Col. Youngson, Bowscar, Chiswick

Cumberland The Lady of Mr. Hebert, Arundfe-st. Strand 'The Lady of the Rev. Dr. Booker, Dudley The Countess of Longford, Rutland-sq. Dublin Lady Glammis, Paulswalden, Herts, son and The Lady of R. T. Hawley, Esq. at Upton heir Gray, Hants

The Countess of Minto, Miato-house, Rox: The Lady of Keith Douglas, Esq. Cavendish. burghshire square

Lady W. Somerset, Ridge, near Sudbury The Lady of J. H. Butterworth, Esq. Claphan. The Lady of J. H. Whitinore, Esq. Rome-cot. common

tage, Monmouth The Lady of J. Stephen, jun. Esq. Chapel-st. The Lady of T. Wenham, Esq. Brompton roug Grosvenor-place

The Lady of I. Petty Musprait, Es Dulspiel: The Lady of the Rev. Dr. Philpotts, Newcastle The Lady of T. Abbott, Esq. Mornington-eres Stanhop

cent, Camden-town The Lady of Sir A. Chichester, Youlston, De- The Lady of the Rev. E. Barber, Worlingworth von of a son and heir

Suffolk The Lady of Major Genl. Sir J. Lyon, K.C. B. The Lady of Alex. Gordon, Esq. Clapham The Lady of Lieut. Col. Tufnelí, Larkham

Vaux, Mr Calvert Bowyer, Pudding-lane, to

Brickwood, Miss, Sution Wing, Thos. esq. Gray's Inn, to

Paternoster. Miss Mary Ann, Norfolk-street

Whiskard, Mr. J. Mason, Aldgate, to

Stero, Miss Jane, Roxton, Bedfordshire Young, Wm. esq. Hartleburn, Mid Lothian, to

Sauinarez, Miss Amelia

DEATHS.

Aldis, Lady, in Nelson-square, 42—Abbinger, Ives, Mrs. at Bungay-Ingilby, Mrs. I. J. Wm.(the Ipswich Fortune-teller)-Adey, Mrs. Dunsdale, near Guisborough, 63. D. Gloucestershire-Alexander, Miss E. Picca- Jackson, W. at Hazlehead, Alpha, Cumber. dilly-Ackroyd, T, esq. Bradford, Yorkshire- land, 94—Jaques, Mary, late of the bank in Axford, J. Lidgate-hill, 88–Atkins, Hugh, esq. Leeds; at the Leeds Workhouse-Jones, Thos. Moniac, Inverness, 57.

Wilson-st. Finsbury-square, 54-Jones, J. Y. Browne, Lady A. in Gardiner's row, Dublin, near Ross, Herefordshire-Jones, J. o. Lean87-Brownlow, C.esq. of Brook-st. Bath, at his ington, formerly an eminent cook at Newseat Largan, Ireland -Besson, Lieut. Charles, market, &c. &c. of the Royal Hospital, Greenwich, 85--Bee, Kaye, C. J. the infant son of Mr. C. Kaye, Mrs. of Bankside, 69-Beauvoir, Louis Henri Pentonville--King, Capt. G.(of the ship, James de Count du Roure and Marquis de Grisae, in Laing) on his passage from Jamaica, 58. Arundel-st, Strand-Brookbank, S. A. young- Leifchild, Mrs. S. Kensington, 85--Langton, est son of the Rev. J. Brookbank, of Wink- R. esq. Newington-place - Lawrence, Mr. R. worth-buildings, City-road-Badcock, Mrs. S. Bishop-Stortford. at Sydenham, 60—Brewer, J.J. esq. at Gra- Mavor, Mrs. A. at Woodstock -Milles, Mrs, ville, near Havre de Grace, late Adjutant of H. Chesterfield-st. 65-Montmorency, Viscount Tilbury-Fort-Brewer, Mr. W. Runcton, 38. Frankfort de, at his Villa, near Clontarf.

Cornell, Mrs. E, of Lawrence-st. Chelsea, 56 a Privy Councillor, Trustee of the Linen Board, -Chester, R. eldest son of Sir Robt. Chester, Vice President of the Dublin Society, and Comof Bush-hall, Herts-Carne, C. at Truro, at the missioner for Improving the Port and Harbour advanced age of 96-Conway, T.esq. New-place of Dublin-Manning, Rev.J.at High-Wycombe, House, Southampton, 56-Collins, Rev. $. C. 67—Mathias, Miss A. at Druincondra, aged 16, St. Johns, Exeter, 71-Cotes, Mrs. M. Peck. daughter of the Rev. B. W. Mathias-Mackel ham, 88-Cooper, Mrs. T. Henley-upon-Thames ler, D. esq Ely-place-Mackintosh, Colonel J. - Christian, Mrs. K. Wigmore-st.

on the retired list of the Royal Marine Forces. Dundonald, The Countess of, at Hammer. Noverre, F. fourth son of C. Noverre, est. of smith-Dann, A. of Bond-st. 57-Dowding, W. Gt. Marlborough-st.-Newinan, J. esq. Colonel esq. of Upper Thornhaugh-st. 70– Douglas, in the Russian Service, and formerly Russian Miss M. A at Ealing-Du Sable. Capt. C. 47– Consul, at Hull, 83—Newcastle, The Duchess Day, T. Sarratt, Herts, 13-Dalziel, W. Great of, at Clumber-Nibbs, J. esq. at U pon-house, James-st. Bedford-row - Dickenson, W. esq. Southampton, formerly of Antigua-Nepealla Cumberland-place, New-road.

Sir E. bart. Loder, Devon, High Sheriff for the Earlom, Mr. R. Exmouth-st. Spa-fields, 80- County, 71 - Nimmo, Mrs. Kensington, 71Elliott, Rev. Wm. Welford, Warwicksbíre- Newcastle, the infant son of his Grace the Evans, Mrs. wife of Capt. H. Evans, Knights- Duke, at Clumber-Nibbs, Mrs. J. Uptop-honse, bridge-Elliot, E. Peckham-Edwards, Mrs. R. Southampton, only survived her husband ibree Castle-st. Holborn,

days. Ffytche, L. ). esq. in Jermyn-st. 84-Farrar, Ord, Mrs. A. in Conduit-st. widow of the Mrs. of Mecklenburgh-square-Fraser, W. E. Rev. J. N. Ord, late Rector of W'beathamp only child of the Rev. H. Fraser, M.A. Rector stead, Herts-Oughterson, Res. Arthur, at the of Woolwich-Forester, Rev. C. at Selby, 55-- Manse of West Kilbride, 87-Oliver, Mr. J. ef Ponnerau, J. 2. esq. at Donay, formerly of the Canal-place, Kent-road, 67. 20th Foot, aged 35-Foxeroft, Mrs. E.' South- Pratt, Mrs, at Cormy Castle, County Caran. gate, 69--Foster, J, esq. High-green, 71-Fitz- - Pace, Lieut. G. of the Admiralty Telegraph herbert, Miss J. Chichester, 65—Fowler, T. C. Establishment, (suddenly)Parkin, R. at St. Surgeon, Sheerness,

Wenn, Cornwall, aged 99- Petrin, Mr. Elin. Gurdon, Mrs. relict of the Rev. P. Gurdon, of Bromley, Kent-Pigot, J. Admiral of the Red. Assington-hall, Suffolk, 66-Griffiths, J. esq. at at Beddington, Surrey-Parker, T. Bush-lane. Charmouth, Dorset, formerly Surgeon to the Cannon-st. 84 - Parker, r. jan. Bush-lane, household of her late Majesty Queen Charlotte, Cannon-st. 55. and one of the Surgeons of St. George's Hos Russell, R. esq. at Exmouth, 64-Roredine, pital-Griffiths, J. esq. of Stamford-bill, Mid- Signor Carlo, formerly of the King's Theatredlesex, & Doctor's Commons, London-Greaves, Row, T. esq. Mile-end-Ridge, T. eq. Yar. Miss R, at Tottenham-high-cross--Godbold, J. mouth, 62-Read, G. Wandsworth-Robertsus, esg. Bury-St.-Edmonds, 93 --Garrick, Mrs. re. G. esq. Royal Dragoons – Rivington, F. Si. liet of the inimitable David Garrick, Adelphi. Paul's Church-yard, 78. terrace, aged 99 years-Gipps, J. fourth son of Scafe, J. E. es. Gray's-inn-Steers, Mrs. G. Gipps, esq. M.P. Howlett's, Herefordshire- Hastings, 70-Seott,. The lady of Sir J. Sett, Grace, J. esy. Aylesbury-Gill, B. C. esq. Wy. Great Barr-ball, Statiordshire -Street, Mrs. J. rardsbury, Bueks-Goodwin, T. B. Angel-court, Kilburn, 28-Schroder, Mrs. Clapham-rise, 22, Skinner-street-Gilpin, Wm. esq. East-Sheen (relict of H. Schroder, esy. Shipley, Mr. 2. Surey, 64.

Whitley, near Tynemouth - Sykes, Mrs. C. Hara, c. 0. esq. at Nymphsfield-Hodgkins, Wandsworth, 83-Sealy, Miss, Hastings, Miss Mary, of Stoke Newington, 24, youngest Trash, Rev. A. J. of Queens' College, Oxford daughter of the late Rev. G. Hodgkins-Hood, -Tucker, I, at Westbury, Leigh, 61, (he was Mrs. wife of the Rev. R. W. Hood, of Roydon, well known as a Musical Composer ThornEssex--Horton, Mrs. at Bango, vidow of the ton, Miss M. A. Fenchurch-st. 13— Triin. A.esq. late A. V. Horton, esq. of Dublin-Hume, Mrs. Camberwell, 81—Thodey, 8. Poultry--Tippetts, E. Grove, Bath, sister of the late Dean of Der. Mrs. Spital-square-- Travis, J. late of Hull. ry, and niece of the late Bishop of Salisbury Usborne, Miss M. A. Trinity-square, 21. Haslam, Mrs. W. Greenwich-Howlett, Miss Woodthorpe, V. Petter-lane -- Weall, J. of M. Kensington, 13-_Hillam, H. esq. Newry, 77 Hateh-end, near Piuner, 66-Wylde, Mrs. Bar-Hamond, A. esq. Westacre-high-house, Nor. rington, Somerset, 62-Welch, Mrs, only sister folk, 81-Heslop, Mrs. Haxby-ball, Damaris- of Sir R. Welch, Eltham, Kent,74_Wolfe, Mrs. Hustler, J. D. esq. Stepney, 69—Heywood. Miss E. Saffron-Waldon-Williamson, W. GeurgeM. I. Bedford-place--Hankey, the infant daugh- court, Piccadilly. ter of Mr. and Mrs, Hankey-Holloway, Mr. E. Yates, B. esq. of Marlborough-place, WalCity-road, 20,

worth, 64-Young, Mrs. E. Old-st. 57.

PROVINCIAL OCCURRENCES.

CAMBRIDGESHIRE.

open from Portsmouth to the city of The town of Linton lately presented Chichester, and but five hundred and a scene of the utmost confusion, in con- fifty yards, consisting of excavation sequence of a notice having been given and embankments, remain to be comthat the wages of the labourers were pleted in the main line of canal in to be reduced ope shilling per week, a Sussex, in order to effect the long deJarge body of whom, consisting of some sired object, that of barges passing hundreds, assembled by five o'clock in by inland navigation from London to the morning, in a riotous and tumul. Portsmouth. tuous manner, and expressed their

KENT. determination to strike, unless their

An order has arrived at Chatham wages were continued at the old standard. They paraded the whole parish,

Dock-yard, to stop the further discharge preventing any business being done,

of any more men from the naval yard; unless at the old wages; but, on a

it is the intention of the Goverpment, threat of being sent to prison, they

that the men shall continue working dispersed. Most of these misguided

for five days in the week, and the same men have returned to their work, and

hours as usual, which will obviate the the parish is restored to tranquillity.

intention of a further discharge.

There lately accidentally met together, DERBYSHIRE. For many weeks such have been the

at the Castle Inn, Canterbury, eight quantity of apples brought into Mans

persons, who, from their relative con field market, that they have been hi

nexion with each other, form the foltherto sold at the rate of 3d. and 4d. lowing curious fact in consanguinity;

There were four sisters, five daughters, per peck. DEVONSHIRE.

one grandmother, one grandfather, The removal of the Post-Office

pack- brother-in-law, three sisters-in-law, one

three aunts, one grand-daughter, one ets from Falmouth to Plymouth has been finally determined on, and will

son-in-law, two mothers, one father,

one neice to three aunts, one uncle, shortly take place. It is said, the

two wives, and two husbands. principal part of the vessels will be purchased of the owners by Government, by whom the Commanders, &c. Notice has been given by the Mane will be appointed. The Commis- chester and Preston bankers, that from sioners to inquire into Public Charities, and after the 29th of September pext, commenced their labours at Barnstaple the rate of interest charged on dis on Monday the 19th September. counts, and charged and allowed on DORSETSHIRE.

current accounts, will be 4 per cent, Copper ores sold at Pool on Thurs

per annum, instead of 5 per cent. as day, 1787 tons - standard, 106). ls. heretofore,

-With the view of carryCopper ores for sale this week, ‘at ing into effect the railway between Redruth, 2,402 tons. Copper ore sold Manchester and Liverpool, notice has at Swansea, Oct. 2, 162 tons.

LANCASHIRE.

MIDDLESEX.

years, by his manners and conversa. Depreciation of Landed Property.- tion, becomingly sustained the characForty acres of land in the parish of

ter he bad chosen. Harmondsworth, which a few years

SUFFOLK. since were let at 21. an acre, were re

On the 7th of October the Suffolk cently re-let at 5s. ap acre.

Bible Society held its eleventh AnniNORFOLK

versary Meeting in the Guildhall, Bury. Notwithstanding the united efforts

Lord Bristol in the chair. The Report of the magistracy and the peace offi

of the proceedings for the year stated cers, and the severe examples made by the satisfactory progress of the Society, the Courts of Justice on offenders, the

and the great good it had effected, dreadful practice of machine-breaking

The Guildhall was not crowded, nor has been again resumed by the deluded was the meeting attended, as far as we populace in this county -A reward

could see, by any of the resident of 5001. is offered, for the discovery of clergy of the Established Church, and the person or persons, who in the night only by a very few from the neighof the 25th ult., set fire to a field barn,

bourhood. in the Wents, in the occupation of Mr.

SURRY, T. Pooly.

The repairs and alterations at ClareNORTHUMBERLAND.

mont, since the departure of his Royal A smart shock of an earthquake was

Highness the Prince Leopold, have distinctly felt at Dunston, near New.

been carried to a great extent. Most castle, accompanied by a loud noise

of the floors, with the exception of the like distant thunder. - - The oil (9 state rooms, have been takeu up and (uns and 158 gallons), the produce of

new ones laid down, owing to the drythe whale which was taken a few

rot baving affected them to so great weeks ago upon this coast, and the

an extent. The principal part of the right to which had become an object house, with the out-buildings, have of dispute between two great land

been fresh painted, and the stateowners, upon whose property it had

rooms have received great addition of been cast, was taken possession of in splendour. The servants have been behalf of the Crown, by a special order on board wages the whole of the time, from the Admiralty- -Newcastle and

not one being dismissed owing to his the neighbourhood, in conséquence of Royal Highness's absence. Marlthe stoppage of the keelmen on the borough House has likewise been river, are filled with soldiers like towns greatly improved. His Royal Highbeseiged. Earl Grey has recently ness is soon expected in this country. compupicated to his numerous tenant

SUSSEX ry in Northumberland and North Dur- On the Brighton road, not far from ham, his intention to remit 20 per cent. Reigate, is a notice on a large board of all his rents, from Martinmas, 1821.

of a farm to let“ rent-free." At the SOMERSETSHIRE.

election of a Mayor for the town of Upwards of 200 navigators, lately Arundel, the Leet Jury returned Mr. employed on the Bude Canal, have

Watkins and Mr. Parker to the Court. commenced their operations on the Each of these gentlemen were put in projected Taupton and Bristol canal. nomination, when a great shew of They are immediately to open the

hands proclaimed the choice of the ground at Fire Pool Weir, near Taun- burgesses to be in favour of Mr. WatA party of the workmen are

kins. No poll being demanded, he also to commence their labours at was declared uvanimously elected. Creech, and a bridge near the present The migrations from the villages in one at Bathpool, is to be erected. The the weal of Sussex to Brighton, this live will terminate in the Paret, about Michaelmas, have been incrediably voa mile from Bridgwater.

Some villages are said to STAFFORDSHIRE.

ton.