SEPTEMBER.

4.--One hundred prisoners of war, from Flushing, arrived at the Cavalry

Barracks, Norwich, from Yarmouth, and next day proceeded on their route

to Norman Cross. Among them were several officers, and their wives and

families, who were sent to Northampton and Chesterford. They expressed

their gratitude to the Mayor, magistrates, and citizens, for the humane

treatment they had received in Norwich.

13.--Overstrand Hall was purchased by Lord Suffield for 16,510 pounds.

16.*--"Mr. Laverock Love, a young officer of the Aboukir, only 18 years

of age (son of Mr. Love, surgeon, of East Dereham, in this county), had

the command of a launch at the bombardment of Flushing, and was the first

who fired a shot. Letters have been received from several of his brother

officers, speaking in the highest terms of his intrepid gallantry."

21.--A plan for the regulation of the Cattle Market was adopted by the

Corporation of Norwich.

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