Star. — London, England, 1819-11-03 00:00:00

4 ' 1 ' 4 ' 4 . , • • POETRY. A WTDOWIkIVS ADDRESS to Itts wain Olt xis slum cetu.n, wearrm ON TUC armor' To ♦ LOCK or lint HAIIL I ~ly {t (!i ' • t • a ,f rt, , . • I if . 1 ( r , I 6 I ! I Pledge of love, as pure and deep • - As ever thrill'd in mortal breast ! • I would not, eobld I break thy sleep, • &cal thee from the couch of rest, • Where thou art now in peace reclining, A stranger to die kvorld's repining ! No:. bright as was thy brief career , • In this wild waste of storm and gloom, And much as I have wish'd thee here /oily soul's dark Sorrows to illume, In laneliness. I'd rather languish, Than have thee partner in my anguish ! &sides, would even Heaver allow Thy advent to this earth again, That boon to thee were cruel now ; .• Since human ills, a numerous train, Would cress thee in thy path of life, And stir thy young sweet thoughts to strife 1 . When she, whose fond, maternal eye, Wateh'd thy first bright'ning hours of bliss, Fled to a world beyond the sky, And left us to the woes of this, I deetn'd not Fate could have in store A future grief to touch me more! But soon, by - dire experience taught,' I foand that fantasy Untrue; Once mare, with added misery fraught, The dkrk, death-dealing arrow flew ; Ob. Goo! •my soul, erewhile in sadness, That stroke 11..1 almost stung to madness! Tholissions of that' hour are past, 'And brokenly my hearrlives on ; Though this will soothe me to the last— Whate'et betide—to dwell upon : 'Twere better fat that thou slsoaldst be 'Where now thou art, than bere with me! Yet looking on chi sun-liright tress, Unlocks the source of dried up tears; And thoughts intedst and maddening; press On my hot brain : though hopes or fears,. 9ince thou and thy sweet tnothet perish'd, have ne'er by me been felt or clierisled ! • ' • Blossom of Love ! yes, on my mind Strange and unusual feelings rush! The food-gates of my heart unbind • And bid itcwateis wildly gush, As,-gatim on these threads, see • The all that now remains of thee! Sweet baby mine, farewell !—Farewell ! T go to join the noisy throng ; But, in mr Soul's deep haunted cell, Thoughts that to thine and thee belong, Shall ever bloom—as fresh and fiir • As if they'd just been planted there ! And, oh! if tears of woe can nourish The flovi•er:.of memory in the breast; Tipp those in r.!ne will surely flourish ; AWd each succeeding hour i•tvest Their stems with charms unknown before, Till we three meet io part do more ! PAtfi t iONg FOR NOVEMBER. L.-.- . . . Una* Ciaturitt edema:h.-Round dress of India muslin ander a pink pelisse:Of figured gees-de-N(10er; trimined 'with the I , *last part pf the beautiful fur of the Arneticap greypotarreL • • Setsinanal carriage bit of pink satin,With superb klume of white ' flathera. Finks puss 04 1 411 E COURT or FRACOltr•White tulle petti• omit sad body; richly embroidered in 'flowery stripes of silven over white 'ado, and trimmed at the border with four full flutings of white satin ribbob. Mantua train of gros-de--Vapks of a D 4 "Maria colour,' ornarntnted with dam* roses, white r•,•-anti goldeit Hie of corn. Ruby necklace, ear-rings, and ceeteittlesra..lla hair dressed full, and encircled by twain:asks of damask ;ad wiatte rows, with ears of. torn.: court lappess of eery Ko l e Woad Rcispels lace: ••White kid gloves, with glove tOpi,of tiefferliatiniibbon. 181 White satin sboes.--:Freas La Bella AdeetjalierOtir •Nd;•efitier t 9. '' .. , . -• • . ' • litilido Dit aut..-:- A l lemon -coloared•peliese•illiggreen gees de Naples, or double twilled sarsenet. This polless'fi Pia pecu. 'irk nswekand i4!gaat fashien, being trillmited round the bor . - der with two narrow ffuted gull Bounces • headed by a layer of Alla - lade,. which gives a splendid finish to , the dress aid ren ders it more adapted to the carriage or public promenade: the• collar and wrists of the sleeves are trimmed to correspond with ;Le border. .Largo hamlet of pale pink gossamer satin, edged with two rows of blond, of a 'rich paters, and crowned with a hilf siteath of fibelers. •Dauble-ntorningraff of fine Mechlin lace. Marine boots, Parisian ridicule, and Limerick gloves. Pewees Commie Costrosti o -Round dress of white net Geer white satin, with full short sleeves of the same , This dress is su perbly finishedsat the border by a rich embossment-of satin and chenille. The bust is chastely displayed - avith a beautiful fall ing totter et fine brtlid Ulm; and thesshattitleris le w exposed thpa for these severilmoathe past, are ; shielded by a double Va loteruff. Fancy diadendsead-dress of pearls; forming a coif f ure oitleir most elegant asp/vote,' kind, through thetoPooioP of whiCh time hair appea,re: in. gloßsi braids or ctrl. At thy back part of thy soma* of the bead is heed a•beantifulOouguet of full-blown ' neap Ear-tiogs in site. shape of a cease, with a necklace ti l'en "-Nile, and carved ivoryfau, are the proper appendages to this cost • tune, The *Wiesen , of white satin, or dish:bin:en drvs-dr-A r nelssi and the gloves of ivtits.kith--Peens afoierostriat's itepeillory. hats .I)sitw.-,-Cadiposed .of rich gauss or gossamer worn over white wits: the .body of rich white satin, with a broad trimming of 'goad. taund the neck; completed with pipings of white satin; sleeves full, and elegantly trimmed with aiteruate poffingi of blond =diet/o, aud tastefully confined with narrow ' bows of dismal. lite skirt superbly. ornamented with a double . Bowe of tick blond; beautifully interspersed with elegant 'ilacrets, placedlefwelel the fold,, so as to produce a most novel apt pitmans ditch (Ilk hair worn in fell-curls, with , a plume,. Of• white mulch. feathers dtoopingin front. Sh oes of white sa tie.. French kidrglOveis. . _,_ ~.. ' • . A SZA-sins WALKING D11 . 131,--COROpOOKI of a tick worked plastid; a rriallirdsg-of"tliffitetne at the.bottolm; cempleted with a.readyked fall ildoneesal i elear Mullin, woeked with- the *sour material. The treat isederately lobo, .and made to lit plain. Thilit•:eves fOus and fitilhed at,the exists with muslin worked teinuning. Speticet.of blue satiny trimmed round the collar, with three rows M white satin byaa, or ornamented with white bautons, forming a 'animal (rent of thebust: sleeves full at tha shoulder, tenisbial.with. three rich byps of white satin, buttoned in the centre of theisleeve pueng, the wrist to correspond; round the threat, three faill'of rich lace. • Satin bonpets are still ilk: favourite wear, variously trimmed with a profusion of ri bends and ince.;—leidper Megasirte: • • Pao Cuaittek--alie following is a deseriptlotrof the dress veorn by /i.lig enemas, when be escaped his pursuers, by hiding himself in the oak; it is extratted - from a note to his own Nar rative :—° Ile wote a very greasy old grey steeple crbwn hat, with the brims turned up,- without. lining or hatband; a green cloth wit, thread bare, cleato this titreadebeing worn white, and breeches catheters*, With long tutees drawls to die garteet: w i t h a n ow katheasa dooblet e a pair of whitelladnel stockinet next to his legs; *hick' the Nag said were his boot, stockily, the tops.heing cutoff to privates theirbeing.rilicovered, and opts* then: a pair Maki grove own sseektop, all worn and darned at . t h e knees, with tilittk tk•Ctait ill; Am shoes Were old, all 511a144,i fur the ease of hie feet, awl WI of gravel; he AMid on an AC coarie shirt, patched boaki.at the neck .sad hands • he had no gi oves, but a ling thorti sleek, net - airy lyrorotibut Freaked these or fourieveril anis, to Ms 160; his hell• eat short' tor to Lis ears, and hands' colour's' ; hie Illtteety . refusing to bees age • lloddiestope offered him some, as alee to tr --, . i li:inget•it woman . remains r n A ie p 1,1 ! i ! . will she be of pilfering rniotbs i t )1 . 4 i• seiearein ilk ti.ghteen, a girl, e. .it'orten. yrithout:Tair or wit ; 9010lik ; at iiiititt -totii. Wal 3lst g i ttoo ,:xmiiiiite; .at twain ' will . I;ii Surrig; - fu thirty w il l tibia i ' .4.;;; B $ bill 's/se "iiii istiiial6l, lint • sohli: _ sometimes repent iiiit ;he ial at iummit I ll '' l I . %, all inc prints its..,v, 4.1 •11'; i; , I chub coat, anted ii:i 401 breeches nfthe's . .. • 1 with an 014 leatheYsi i . • next to his legs; situ . . 4 -• . the topa.being cur a • N them a pair of obi p . . . , , the knees, wkhlifiltic: '• * 1 I i i• • . T. i i fur the ease of kid fe 1 .* roarie shirt, patched v ovrs, but a lo:tg tbt Z or fourieveril 1741, . . . 11!. l : ~ i, ears; and tends rot • .. 1 • • • - glazes, otisoor:Patker , e •'% t ;- qaafse.llll. stic." ° I. , t . f I !4 ; :it 4 t L ir I. .: ... 4p mo e , .apprelle, too yle4l4:icl l ,- ..• I ‘ will .If e . 41 ._ iwolsy l , w, ) ~. I 'c' an disci" 1 41. w," or voittirri look 'down ilie - 1 ko times rejoice and wined that summ _4 kik›. 4 ~.r~1:~'_ . -= SpQI~~I~GY ,tll'T~`L~fG~~C~'. 013 HOUGHTON OCTONII MINTING, 181 1 .. Tv: r; socivbstsin C Handicap Sweepstakes of 111 p. earls, for 3:.yr-olds and upwardli Mr. Bouveric s 13arrnecide, 6-yes-old, 7st. - c - 1 Lord G. H. Cavendish's Little Dick, 5-yro.old, sst. 121 b. 2 Mr. Udney's Corinne, 4-yrs-old, 7st. 101 b. • - - 3 lYlajor Wilson's Haitbell, 3-yrs-old, 7st. - - - 4 'l'wo paid-7 to I agst Barrine.clde-2 to rapt Little Dick -3 to 1 agst Corinne. , Fifty Pounds for .1-yr-olds carrying a fealber '3-yr.olds, 7st. Slb 4-yr•olds, Sst. Sib. 5-yr-olds,•9st. 31h. 6.yr-cdds r 9st. 71b. wad aged 9st. 1016.—Last three miles of B.C. . I . • Lord Rollll ' 3 grey colt Zniith,.4-yrs-old - - 1. Mr. Udney's chesnut fitly, by Woful, 2-yrs-old - - 2 Genetal Grosvenor's hay filly Minnow, 2.yrs-old - - 3 Lord Exeter's cheanut filly Dulcinea, 3-yrs-old 4 Mr. Wyndham's bay filly, by Soothsayer, 6-yrs-old - 5 Mr. 11. Edwards's bay mare Rhoda, 6-yrs.o!d - - 6 Mr.-Morton's bay colt Beppo, 4-yrs-old - - 7 7to 4 agst Zenith-4 to 1 agat Dukinea -3 to 1 agat Mr. Wyndhams bay filly. DUMFRIES RACES, OC'IOBER27. , Produce Stakes of Fifty Guineas. Mr. G. H. Dundas's b. c. Tooley Whack O'Shauglinashane 1 Colonel Clayton's ch. c. - - 2 Sweepstakes of Twenty Guineas. ,Sir A. Don's b. f. .--- 'Earl of Fganton's b. g. Monreith - . .' Fifty Guineas given from the Racing Fund. Mr. Shipley's Jenny Horner, 5 yrs old - Mr. Lamb's Mask, 3 yrs old - - Sir W..Maswell's Charlie Shaver, 4 yr. old - Hon. T. Powlett's b. f. 3 yrs old - - THURSDAY, ocTost* 28. , A Gold Cup of One Hundred Guineas, &c. 'Marquis of QueensberrY's br. m. Syntax - .Earl of rglington's b. g. Monreith - - 'Mr. W. Jamrs's Kaleida - _ - ... 4 1 I 3. 4 2 I 2 3 1 2 4 First beat between Syntax and Afonreith was a dead one. Fifty Guineas given by the Member for the County, for Scotch - bred horses. Lord Kilburn's b. c. Chance Earl of Egiington's Glengary Dir. J. li. Blair 's b. e. 1 , 1 2 2 3' 3 All good heats. HAMPSHIRE HUNT RACES. The Hampshire Hum Cup was run for on the 96th ult. anAb ,_ xsdon Down, near Alresford. ft was for horses belonging tit Farmers within the district of the Hunt, such horses never haw. Ins started, except for the Hampshire Hupt Cup, paid or ras._ ceived forfeit, or been in training before the Ist of September. last, and to be rode by Farmers, weight 12 stone, the best of three two-mile heats. Seven horses started, and they shewed.l tolerable good 'poet. The first heat was won by Mr. Itthering- . 1 'ton's chesnut mare, but it being proved that she bid been in uldahr ing before for a sweepstakes, the mare was disputed, and consoK .quently disqualified.. There were only twu heats for the Cup, which were in favour of Mr. Cm-ds's roan horse; and three heats for the*Joekey Whip, which /Pas won by Mr. fLines 'bay mare. The weather being very fine, the Down *as crovtud with horsemen, carriages; and pedestrians. •-•.; • MA LTON RACES. The Races at Mahon, afforded very fine diversion. 'PM Tally-ho Stakes, with ,ten guineas added, was won by MIN Dixon's black mwc, Lady Horner, by Adonis, and the Ph" ,'as won by Mr. Hessehine's b. g. by Golumpus. A foot-raps. !two miles, was won by T. Hugill, beatini W. Tamen, and two oth ers.—llegill and Larsson are matched to run three miles over the same ground on die 19th pt .November, for fifty Orlin, ' , aside. Mr. T. Carties Twigtepper, by Stripling, and Mr. 'Pate's Reveller, by Patriot, (two of the beat= horses far der : Tally-ho Stakes) are matched for fifty guineas, to run two miles over Langton Weld, carrying 7st. each, on the 9th November. -:- • - - SPARRING AT THE FIVES COURT. This Theatre of the fancy opened its doors yesterday, for the benefit of Spring. If not an overflow, the Court exhibited ; full ,appearance, as scarcely aay Amateur in town, of Mite, phis ah em. The only set-to worthy of particular notice was between Cyrus Darts sod !khalif. The result astonished the spectators, and it is most certain that Randall never met with so, sutopisful lus opponent with.the gloves before-. ' the Bristol boy, full of coo- Wetter,. put in several *en Most dextrously, altlictughAli, did not go without a recci)g for Els , teiserlty. It vrf.s a line und de-, termined bout, and thunders of applause, and " Well One: mid* A the Court : echo kg'aiti. Cyrui Davis; it was generally;a4rilitect, had the best of it ; and, upon the combatanteattemptintut pull off the gloves, " Another round" was unanimously ea W• •forr, res V f and complied with. • All the ogiat vee re now upon the ~ to witness this decisive effort, and the .Noispervil again .. eT isifocers, and, in a sharp and well-contested rally, , - ngain had the best of it. HUNTING. . • .. .: t , Monday morning the Partici Rawness Stsg-hossidiu .:: attelpded by a numerous field of Sportsmen, ttlrned out aline deer near Salt-Will, which took iti course hrotigh the woodsandrisiclo- Sure, towards Beaconsfield, and was.taken on the oppOsite side of the village, after a sharp chase, which afforded great sport to dtose present: Tht same ,hounds wiff turn out by Virginia Water, about half-past ten o'clock op Fridalisext. • - ' GROUSE. SHOOTING EXTRAORDINARY: Ilia season, Mr. Thomas Craig, gatbekeeper to the Governors ' and Cusminitssioners of the Greeniriela Hospital In Alston Moor,' ha' killed forty-one birds in seventeen shots, via, thirteen shots brought down twenty-six birds, three shots nine makingd the seventeenth shot laid down not less thaii Ida, in all ' forty-one. Suck a thing is never remembered to have been done in that part of the countrys.-sad only the -ether day, he killed twelve p lover s in four shots;Vis. twice two and twice four. At Windsor Pair, on ay last, there .was ah Moixf unusual shew of pig s, which sold rapidly at high prices ; but that of lean cattle was extremely dull, even at reduced prices.. The number of exhibitions . and stalls was greater than ever was remembered.—• Princess AvcusiA and the tonchess of GLotiolirie walked threough the fair, and midi many purchases •as they passed. lilieloisfs.Yesterdity an Inquest was held on tfle Wines of-fiyerbeA Edward, ind Mil • Omen lest, and elieert Years of ate); the unfortunate chfl dren whO e siere bitthr to death in the dreidfid fire which toolk place -in Whitethapel on Mondat 7itain6 ing. Thebodies of the decekkal might' be expected, dreadflay• mutilated' by the flames. The only witless eiainined was' he fouse; maid, Sarah Bakers who depOied as follbsvi . :' • " About half.past eleven o'clock on Sunday eveatiflutesit to bed and left every thing safe, tis rsopoosed. mean and mistreis and two children slept oa the kat floor ; atr• fellavt servani and myself on thrsetond floor. &be had 4 child sleeping with her, and 1 had two children *ids qne ; thelbreetleseased Children slept in a room ailioining to us • and the rest otth , family, consisting of three MODS and every:A man, slept on t' third finny. Air awoke I mistress' cr yin 4 we shotdd be destroy( for the three children We brought. theta the two cl it to perions who . lute raged who. - eke* at; the 6 akd cisefeci . "' nqg reePra to the 6(intee. The Jrtri The remains.._ square din ix* veyed tb the erbert. the fin Sak,iiitini . AI. persons wiiis The 'unttapp , disposed at comedlics. . __. • • . LONDON MARKETs, NOVEMBER 2. Cntrms.-te gave the particulars of the Cotton sale of Tuesday last.; the Surats were so unusually bad; that they afford no criterion of the market, yet the prices must be considered lower, as Cottons of the East India sale offer at the reduction of id. per pound, but there are no buyers at the decline ; the only purchase .of Cotton, by private contract, last week, consisted of 20 I'4inas Gearas at 'Sid. By public sale this forenoon, 233 bags Demeraras, favor• rite marks, were brought foewa;d, fine silky Deme rara sold l6id. to 16id. good 151 d. and the fair were nearly all taken in at ibid. per pound. Of the sale it maybe stated, that the prices were generally higher than had been anticipated, yet about id. per pound lower than any previous sale. Coact:.-This forenoon one public sale of Coffee was brought forward, it consisted of 107 casks and 159 bags, the whole of a mixed description, and scarcely affording a criterion of the market, the greater proportion being damaged, or of very ordi nary .qualities ; good ordinary Jamaica, in consi derable parcels, sold 104 s. and 1045..6d. good ordi nary Demerara 109 s. middling 121 s. Generally, it may be stated, that though the season is very unfa vourable to the Coffee market, yet the holders are firm, and will submit to no depression to facilitate .sales ; and as the greater proportion of the importers have sold their Coffee, the present holders anticipate an advance, as the speculators for the spring eiport may shortly be expected in the mai ket. SUGAIL-.-The extensive public sales of Sugar, on Tuesday last, had a favourable effect on the market; the demand for Muscovades continued steady dui, ing the week. This forenoon there continues to be a steady demand for Muicovades, and the fine qua lities sell a shade higher ; the middling and inferior descriptions are without variation. The public sale of Barbadoes Sugars,-this forenoon, consisted of 150 1 hhds. the good whites went off briskly, at higher prices than any . previost.s. sale.; the inferior were without variation ; good wbite sold 795..6d. to 82s. low white 71(s. to 755: yellow .635. 6c1.-.to 68s. 6d.-,, The dentandlor refined. &ids, lase'vreek, continued considerable notwithstanding .tike close of the shiP-1 meats for.tb; Baltic i • the wliOasile gineers,. for the home-oonsumptioit of the 4ountry,-paid hig,h prices •for fint:fgclibds ;: brit•the citeuffistaace which chiefty attxtqfd th i s aitihrtpt(ntOkt Xtad; 4 iisgiiiety Weat disposition anningst,i4;4le4ers • avid. 4iieulators , to purchase goods, sieli;erablax- in the sprit*, se oearly -the present . priteo, several' very extents .contracts Were - reoortecf. 'N(titassers were steady. ". Tel : . Itrntoo.,-The er.tens&s:sale it. theipdia Uou, hich•conmaenced 19th uls, inishea CR Friday 1ast:11 7712 chests, of which 294 *ere withdrawn, .and it or calculated thar about onelifiiiia: dike • tredlitay 'atta . j Idte:qualities were taken'initif theptiiiiietck.. The fine and good" qualities ifiere'iltdispitiesi• of thuch ' 'abaft the last sale &keit iticitl Middling-, • altd *mtsk .diiiig qualities, generallf fold M.. to 4d. 'pcer poondi higherf-dtettdmaredescriptiOns much about tliti kst East Ilia *ale i ces - ; Ofil•labfeurloo 'at* M ad ras •Inaig6- *ere Mx!** -fintSirtlOrihh - irold.l ordinariST.'9d.-te - 45.• ed.• good lisrdtbto• Os. 2c11...:: fine none .: . .' - ..• - • ' - Teiiacittillie illeiorroblieeoltra large . ethe, trade; Sr - 4, hciareter,3lll6e;'lls eatkiek fOC : n *art* eft! Sale. ' 'The* . c*ientS Kent: Holtdrill Otentie'favourableletordzslnit anti hlantank: k . Iris** Pitorrsteirs: .- -F-Itie . iiilcOrtif ftIV atlTMef "retkiiin nbiiiinal ; the arrivals of the latter 414144 esinteed. 2 llnttets'etaitiatte its - mai' Altair:ate 4 0t tite7itifp:rices. ...."" r.: - - • ha*;:4A 2 c, :,714i) - I , 4 l.os4.Tif4:pioisoitia laviinat:e z ini:be.qiilf i'feile‘ntickeriitdi ' ducticki; e lira tlfe isiarkei if heavy aft tfr6ll`tielio.* holdirs'ofiferfri afe'firdt, and' 4 4411'intinti' to b 0 press . ig, to facilitate said. • 'The 00 Of !JO hafE kiven . W . i i i Conti - ckeriblY: •.' - ' " "" " ' ' .4 • ... • ".. • • Rini; 414trir,: totritiot.tAtritt.4B4 iStbltc"safi last week, •neati . r2oo ininchecins -Art "Bra Light tot.. ward.: Jamaica„ll to 14 O . sold, 2s. 6d. tb 2s. 7d: 18 to t; 2s. I lit rY, Si. l•q: tee4ardf t tirtsofs add. tinder, 2s. 2d. to 2i: Ste : Tlnt Fittfilk tiftr fi kd i'f3:' vourable' effect on ihe itaikttCLeittiatill sold` feeely alt the advance of lit. Ist.rlealldn ; '..llrl6alia; bf 4r • Otsciiiltions, whiali z iiiii the cheapest lfildt'in pre: portion, were in greatieiltiest, and sold - iii vet/ Colt:, Siderableloarcels ' at' ilk advance of td. Ed Sd.;er' l gallon. - 'Aits foreneon the reqUettniNftdrl'id ha4e • onsidElably subsldect and oth 'af r oiltect qiidtatiotiV tonfd with - difficulty be reallted.-13r1149es confintit' l exceedingly heavy.- Gthela is stilllietietlet. ! -- -' 4. Oris.--The prices - of qiierdincf - Oil may lie sto4d itiritiiall 'redUctitta.-.-Speterniceti itorifiniiei to }irk. taiga"; At 'publ ie ltalt last Creek. weeseciff with brill: ells &70. £s; to L'72.'and sincethen'Prilatai realise/1 E t T' prliiiste eon-.act: -on sew:fent' of ferthel-nitiiiik • Firied4 hit4-e again given way. -- . .- r : 1 i '0 1 61.0` AWP SttitclL- r :Ati udvanee its - 'prietilebtl i POW' testeriley - -t itilliellainer 21. 6 i tit .tittlitalx4ii' therThttei llidr - • : - -•: •• • . , • .-•••• •.. • . , . . 'n - '' . LlVlntrObt, Ot i tdp**. t6.' • . " The demand •ftie -Cetton his toililltded i "ett stltedArtniiheut the. Wetik•-s-firietii , have, i n ' ctitence, •gß , tin *tyld.46-11,4*tair aitiliti. 'lb id: if Orleans' and ' Brazils . ; aiid; at tbeittiblic dale; /cilia; day, Sea islands declined 4ch to-i ill:- tier pound ' k too motilwit; then - c;ff'eltt* *eretalbect % by the broker:; 3,70 asst Bilaitclklitin. sad nt ed. to 22 . .. for4etrordittilit 241 2 0td.'ttO2t. ' : f(!•.ii.ttlithilin ' fair,. arid 21.441.tetwtlittfot ge ! . Was eed , italaed il ' : try lerdi'l4l Tretteersrie it g el. d Vett r/3 P' . - Illttgle . •1 - OfFeed, - toting of three sons and awrvant man, slept 'en . • ivoie leak. to tb .i. i: ryi iiiii i , - , t iiiii,j;y 6 : l 7-. About.half . -gan twelve &chick . I was awolte bT VII fa.. • Ettitaiit Offered, 12g ' *ere' std' *etnertti ial out i fire,'lnid calling to owgp bar,11, 11 14 9r 4 , t, Lit if - • • , Th ei ,doki i t lic t ia- lo pAv e a e . ro y eti I tan dew 4 main, and returne4 again ] 9ipir ordinarrto laTt. . children thee elelit with int and dit oilier serve:lt* V et * vit.L.:92o ftw e s s i. t t ta. , ttf r o ci; „„ ttorc ij o i - 1 - 1 , ~ theta diortt to rnT atiorer; . * B ° air*4l 2,l t ,L etty ~_. k 0 teit, - 44ct. - !'d !Stitt fhi r ie l 'teeth &Ctd; aft a • ;ikas.flept bk 121.10024 arts wwum " ;'`'°' niiViinie 4t 'l . 4&`: : 6l 4 K%fit Mt tt% tliti.forftir en the.theid'EoOinocapod by. the latitiaa. The it sljai fury, ihat tny inastek aildndatrys hod-to ttrkbottfititillitt.leitdifeitOMP'atittitle*-piAtie Tritei lt Ey* tar erndOiv,lhe d oor ' am.pi us OA, 0 1 tre, rid . 40 - setsritig , e4ti. tiv .. . .4rfittuAg: ~i.,!..,„ii,,,, linen the bassOi.stistsaii .c.oosk ate tit O t t k fic v fort i kintew • d: to' Alt s ) "* 9 ? *oll4rln.wai..44 ` 2'iti2 l tbe : _ air ld,,,,t• -. Yooo . * . *ifs n , :. 4'i odic. Iv. vi The roof el/ lab and theihrie l44 4 4l ,7 --- 77 • if ..„.,,, ._,, , r4tu . ..:. . ei.. - ,16A.,_ all• 1, -4 • :., T canaoitell hdte.the 0.4" • ' ta , ' ••‘" 4 lir"' , 10 . "•z•- • 7,z.V?: l !rits T. ti: 1-Z) 1: returned niertijst*- gdcfentitlDAM. 1; :Agri* 14. R. , id., .1 tildiras ht. 6 ins of tht loisili . es . ,-witt plieta i iisglgser . igi ... -... ~..jept *IT!, 44”3" 5.. iti . yt :to liii . . making;' 3 bekli; 41d hen 104 nsi . * bleb Vl!' ' 7."_ vth,s4aitt , i .. cft . put - .44gb bags . ' There he Jew,i' ; Our ialVreuri'd, In iicifida4 . ... . •• 0 !admiral: . t •••- , • - - m•• • • • o r rmiti fun*iii . serelei'stii: read,toithe ' .- •-•,•.. 4 : tea '' . ..i. • :': , , atAhh'iveeki , &Alit Aalit:ll, 7the Pointy 'RaNbis", • . ff. o ..,,. .. ag ''. '' .1 ~',i, • • ...-n i i . g 0„..,.i a t were iiser n blOtt o stitness tap Will le - 7 • AN • Cle • .•• :• •••-i. ttie ciace offti At, ?py fither and mother continue itinct tii- the market continuer . y /:St..biniiiNgtV'held:Ai .t a friend's house. 102 s. ordinary Maki] sold at 08s. ordinary Jamaica 100 s. to 107.5. fine ordinary 109 s. C.l._ sold at 555. holders now ask to 37 : Pimento or Ginger.—Ruin ic, o ferior Jamaica, 16 0. P. sold a: ?s. Leewards 2s. 1 d.—Tohacco in good ( for export and for I:elan/1..-100 cos Carolina Rice sold 21s,itCorn !nark Wheat 9d. to 4d. per bushel Flour in more request, and ls. higl:er. tle Tar being r. 07- the prices are Is. to 2s. higher.—Ra ta fair demand, 15s. to 16s. for New Vim fine Philadelphia.—Pot Athe3 very h? and Crusted sold 30s. and SOs. 6d. taken for export, New Yoe.: Mk. Si Dyewoods still heavy; 20 tolls St. E wood sold as on gun at £6.75.6d. C!I and £9.-600 bags Sicily Shuman so sales of Madder or. Madder Roots, without inquiry. —Olive Oil Br imstone.-01 2500 bags Saltpetre c lic sale, only a few lots were sold 600 bags since reported 34% to 86..—f Galanga Root, Borax, Tincal. and Fal same time, there were no bidders.-601 Hides, heavy, 2161. per lb.—No a7tera Yellow Candle 60s. GLASGOW MARKET, OCTOr . - sales of the week ai packages. Sea Islands 15, at 2s. 5 Bowed% 107, at Ind. to ISid..-:Arlc Demerara and Berbice 75, at 15p. India 7, at 131d.—Surats 2«, at 11 Bengal% 20, at 7,d. to )d. Advises from Madeira to the 23d state, that the Squads on recently fine command of Sir '....it0 sc.% s I 1.% RDY, ai the 18th September; in eight days f The men of war, consisting of the St Sir T. HARDY ; the HYPERION, Capta the VENGEUR, Captain Matruaxo, oilthe following dayfor South Arae ships left Portsmouth, with sealed ord in . a certain latitude, it was confide .they would first proceed to Cuba; bu that they bawl a4tually left Madeira suit that tiiejlritisti Envoy, Mr. Tr beard Sir, TntiatAs lianuy - s ship. red, thereforo; : ihat the destination i _ward, but whether they will double C as-otter...of (fright, not known even u `the Squadron at the time it left Mn from an QtAcer on bopd the VENGFC preparafaias made in jhe three sli enemy, shoulii any such present him Ajsranams, cOcTonin 27.—:-Satitrd last, wes.werc visited with one of thl .disus gales which have been experienc for-many . .years, It corn mece ed- on Fionr& and .continued during that nil ntaAl t ianday.night, blowing from N.: eqnalts of- unexampled violence; act *lbw anel ..sleet and - we regret' to produetiee most disaEtrotix cons shipping, but inure particularly a' ..FICYft the direction of the storm, th Ma** •Friill have ehiefly suffered; ited;harbours from Buckle to Kinn: jetties one continued scone of deva takiel4 we are grieved to-mentitio, th bouts of Banff and iWaccittlf . have su .lable-siesssagei The works at Macdt noble. and patriotic proprietot had leeray s awe Acerb' destroyed. At Il Portispockle, Bustin , and -Rottensklu titles of herrings-and other property ried-off,- atid,M4iy fishing -boats da ift-thelast-reettibricd creek, the slot Pet es/sere; end haLbetome a wreck. of her materials Armed; and at Po whisk had stoodas4ove.loo years, ha "taYi ged eboultClooo valde of her ri the violenee ofthe sale .on Sunday, was entirely sespevreed,' the people in seedeavonring to save their prope their dwellings, A foreign brig, It and Raz seed, is ashore in Banff 13a) !Aid to be drowned ; and a vessel, 1,1 rings, , chi yen ashore - at Port k noc k ie, the cargo entirely lost.—At Peteihca , &Ave, loading oil at the South Q 1 froth -bet moorings, and - totally wrec side of ..the bay ; about 20 tuns of itied, and 16 lost. We are also son the.ttreakviater, at the New Harbour Considerable dam- r, but the extent belle aftertairted,.owing to the cantin the 101 f.—We have received a mass virrieus qtrartetw in the North,-allexh dietitrout picture of the effects of thi *meth of oar own harbour,•and aloe 'serf was tremendous; and although Vat, during the height of the gale a eittirely ingtilphed in the roaricg e haptirto learn irhaystistained r. 9 in it eirenlar stone, • placed on t'.:e e.`.'.l incived-ficanits place; and thrJrn up of the Pier, to the distance of SO cn lee wall -connecting the Pier with the on the land side was partly thrown islid'other atEnt . t:tnt injury to any of : . troxtaarfs,.op . toe wl tilt. 19 kar TtOncrt, datifikter of the•Lte })r. Witham bribe College of Edinburgh. 'At ereeneek. bit elrtd, st. D..Wradyt giipbnad, late ()lac lie - Navy • ryster, a:Nef Simrs rII er Perth, in e jail of th'it City, of Ziriuinftaifcle of fdlt r4it's life Ai si-nt letved•eeVetaPtekneln thr !two!, and i, ai Boatetet Itiu.sbasseser at -the Oleve.be erotic Publicsmacetiptiqr.ll,E4inburOkyor efort"ye seems - to - lia'eg 4i..nk, a ttrialp predilcairo. inissed fruit/ . his (Ate at Wirburgb..o:t a•••" proe.:141118t-witicli tent pied" at Atm ez..ron •c"their niftpciriatijs 4044 hi MAC i il t r tel - 1 vr.:9Lacaleitted to. 511 :I'4. vacant !vim act ofiiiiirroijkie.liody, vane of the c diticoirta - was niltriaht tUttl bkii into the ci tAiiittiPtyltit notary less/inblO on 3102 otc.•• klati•a , Ove-it ieipeuvet . • . iLkIIIA . B 16; .14114' 4 t i :l ; ll ; iiiil . 4 lt4sivi c . LUX DON; Prigted and iibli.hea by Ent nue, Tentiat ter - ,--- -