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Vince Regent had fignified unthaken determination to adhere Implicitly to his ullimee with Great Britain, and bad permitted the thipment of all goods and property belonging to the fubjeets of yrgland, without the p trnent of any Government dues, or ad bering in any mann-r to Cultom-houfe ceremonials. Many of the Merchants Ind begun to prepa•c for their return to England; and the Court were purfuir.g fimilar mcafures. at.d retorting to every means of difpatch to enable them to retreat to the 13rzzils. The homeward-hound fleet for England had been appointed to fail on the •th loft an arrangement with will aciord great facility and protcaion to the Englifh Merchant 4. thou:d no favourable change take place in the determination of the French." The outward bound fleet for Portugal and the Me diterranean, failed from Falmouth on the loth, under convoy of the MINSTREL floop of war. Should the former find the country in a Hate not to admit of their unl Acting, they will at leall afford means by which many Englifh families may efcape the dials of Gal lic tyranny. Laft night we received a reculav (cries of Paris Journals r t the 30th Or. incluftve. They are very 'wren of pAirical intelligence The No:tile:sr gives the c4pirnlation .ICvenha > zen, and call! it as before, a ho rid 1. anfaElion"—bat lays nothing of the fimi tar defi,ln formed by the Emperor argairill Portugal ! One paragr rph in thele papers is flotilla/ —The domirlior.• of the Emperor of Aullria ate rn be nar rowed to the call and widened to the well ! In other words, nitric will he wrelled from him by fume mean. or other, and he will be cut off from all chance of ever becoming a maritime power, or of in terfering with the French in their projecits upon Turkey. One of the French Journals quotes from a Naples Kewipaper a paragraph announci-g that King Fslt iIINAND and his whole family emb:l; ked in an Englifh abcl lett S:eily ar the end of Augult. We kn )w not what degree of credit is doe to this fiatement, hut if we may credit a rumour in circula tion this morning, it is pr bably correfl. It is re ;sorted at the Writ end of the Town, that the Brir;fh Troops have before this time evacuated Sicily—the 'french force preparing for the attack of that ifland being too p(;weiful to be refilled with any hopes of foccets. We cannot, however, arcertain on what.au ibority the ruimur refs. It is rowan - eel that Sir JOHN B. WAtettrtr will proceed in a few weeks to take tynn him the cmm !nand of the fquadron ~ n the AnieticAn flation, in the room of Admiral BERKELEY. The report of the Aao us cutter having beer. lately kaptured in the North Sea is but too :rue. The Paris papers [late her arriv.ll at Dunkirk, being brought in by the Etoile French privateer, after a (mart ac tion, on the 18th ult. rff the Galloper Sand. The At cva wai boarded by the crew cf the privateer, and (even Engin feamen were killed before fhe Bruck. The /limos carried 18 guns—the ilrength of the privateer is not mentined. Captain GURD'N, who brought the lafl difpatches ft:lm Lord COLLINGWOOD, was chaced off Toulon by a French &et. - . Tuerd-ry fennight the Kildare Militia, quartered it Antrim, began to volunteer fir the line ; and fuch was the lau.Lable Ipirit of the corps, that, although allowed thi•ty d tys for the purpnfe of crmpleting their cowl lement of 95 men, they futnifhed their quota within three days. Alma the entire number vriutatetred for unlimited fervice. m 0 mu del [be br• pc The 531 Regiinent of the Linemarched intoWey rnruih 13Arraeks on the st:i hoary, witi: 200 breve fell , we, volunteers, from the niopihize and Monz gomery MiIHAS. The write of the Weil Suffolk Militia, which was on its march for Chatham, has been Altered, and the regiment i, for the piefent halted in Effex. Monday and Tuefday the Stiffex Militia, corn randed by his Grace the Duke of NOK c LIC, marched in two crvifions, on their route from Hull, in' York. thire, to Woodbridge barracks, in Suffolk. The Suirex Militia have been in the northern diitti& upwards of three years, atd have left a charaeer behind them highly creditable to themfelves and to their native county. A watchmaker of Vienna, of the name of Dvd EN, has announced, in the German newfpapers, the dill covery of a new method of mounting into the air with artificial wing , . He exhibited his machine to the curious in the Hall of the Univerfity of Vienna, and gave a fpecemen of its powers, by railing himfell 17 feet in the air. In translating the above article from the French journal, one of the I:nguift: belong. ing to a Morning Newfpaper, has elegantly rendered the word horlogr, by tiro/Ter ! On the 3oth of Augtilt lalt the large and handsome town of Bcckfwick, in the Bannat of the Autitian empire, was almuft entirely confumed by fire : eight hundred hr.ufes were burnt, and ten perfons 101 l their lives. The 14, in buildings, grain, and mei chandize, is eflimated at fix millions of florins. The fire on. stinated in a barn, in which a child had wantonly fired off a ;ant ; the wadding fet fire to the liraw, and in lets than three quarters of an hour, two thirds of the town were in attics. Yefterday evening at half after fix, the fon and heir of the H.:n. Wm. LAMBE, was baptiied it the bode of Loid Vifcount Ms tanuRNE, a► Whitehall. —The ceremony was performed by the Rey. W. PALED, Chaplain to the Countefs Dowager SPENCER. The fponfors were his Royal Highnefs the Prince of WALE 3 and the Earl of BEsnortoircit, the Dowager Counters SFENCER and Lady MELBOURNE. As a loyal token of gratitude and affeaion to the illuaricus perfonage who honoured this noble family with his pretence upon this occation, the child was baptized by the names ot GEORGE AUGUSTUS FREDERICK. After the pule:mance of the ceremony, a mutt fumptuous dinner was ferved. Among other diflinguithed per. fonages,the Illowing fat down to table :—H. R. H. the Prince of Wats s, his Grace the Duke of JEvnN• la me, the Earl and Countets rf BEsBoROUGH, Earl and Counters CowrEß, Lord Vifcount DUNCANNON, Lady ELIZABETH FOSTER and Mifs CAROLINE Sr. JU it', R. B. SHERIDAN, Efq. Mr. Litmu s Mt. Caowts, and the Rev. W. FRAM ABERDEEN, OCTOBER is The Duke and Duchefs of BEDFORD, with Lord Jost/. RUSSELL, arrived at Seaton Houle, on Satur- day latt, from Invernefs, and on Monday paired through this place fur Brechin CAIIIe, the feat of the Honourable WILLIAM MAULS, M. P. During his flay here, hii Grace vifited the Colleges, Pier, and' Public Buildings of this city, and exprefred himfelf much ',leafed will the improvements going forward. —Her Grace the Duchefs of G..)rd in was unable, from indifp , fition, to accompany them to Aberdeen; but has &ice fr far recovered as to be able to return from Invernefs to Itinrara. _ _ On WednefdAy lalf, the Annual 06lober Meeting of the Igl!thern Shouting Club commenced, and Ordinaties and A fremblies took place at Cleugh's and Anderf •n's alternately, for the week. The Meeting is not fo numerous a. on former occafions—The fal lowing diltinguifhed families were prefent : The Farl and Counters of Aberdeen, the Right Hon. Lord Kinnoul, Right Hon. Lord Newton General Hay, Captain Hay of RAnnes, General Drummond, Sir William Forbes, Mr. Skene of Skene, Colonels Gerrard and Buraut, Captain Stewart, of Auehlunkart, Mr Harvey of Broadland, Mr. Farquharfon of Knighton, Mr. Ramfay of Parra, Mr. Gordon of Rothney, Mr Leith of Ovrrhall, Mr. Forbes of Balbithan, Lady Ramfay, Miff Frafer, Cagle Frafer : Mrs. and Mifs Burnett, Kemnay ; Mrs. and Mifi RuiTcil, Blackball ; Mr. and Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Drum Drumtochty, kc. &c. Innic.lll. B, OCTOBtR io. arrivals, in vvelfequence of the fine weather, are increaling daily ; and it is generally imagined ibis +avow ne waiving place will be crowned with a pod Aftti feafon and winter. On 1 7, iday rvening was a fele& milk party at the Rev. Z), Bt-AM". Many of the profellion and ama .curs were prefent. Among the evening's mimic. ments we nartictilaity n •tired Vintll's Concerto in G, on the I.iino torte, which can be feldom excelled and but rarely egnailed by a fink rate performer.— Mefrrs. CusistiNs, A suLev, arid ASHLEY, jun. added very c...niiderahly to their acquired reputation. • The I.tte 11 an ivals a: e•—• Lord and Lady ; Hawke and Family ; Mr. Brooke and Family ; Mr P6rtal Rev. H Drove, Mrs. Wrasall, Mrs Noyes, Scc. OCTOBItR I 2.—Notwithainding the general gloom tha. has pervaded this place dui iog the feafon, by the abfence (.1 the Royal Family, there has been a (prink ling of fAi. , n, and the frjyarrade not entirely dcferted. The flags r f dillrefs, technically termed I.)dging bilis, have manife:led during the leafon a fad falling off; they are however general, and long faces are made at the knock of the door el every Tax Colleelor During the fine weather for fume days pill, that ce lebrate-id and inaefa:ig able artiti, Mr. Braithwaite, has been very fueccisful with the Alliance of his Diving Bell, in bringing up many articles of value from the wreck of the Abergavenny Eat Indiaman. Notwithflanding the abundance of fifh of every fort with which the Wellern coat abounds, and which are In plentifully fupplied to the Weymouth market, Hill the fpirit of extortion fo much prevails, that, rather than fupply the inhabitants and very few vifitants that remain, with fith at'a reafonable and moderate price, boat loads are nightly thrown into the fea, to keep up the price of that nutritive and ufeful article. There has been a shameful praeice prevalent'here, by a certain clafs of perfons, on the arrival of colliers, to monopolize their cargoes ; but the Mayor and Cor poration, aided by a number of Genliemen, formed into a cmmittee, in 'he moll laudable manner, have adopted a plan f a the c ovreience I Ilrangets and the pior, by ptirchafing large quantities of coals, and retailing them at prim= colt The Theatrical corps; tinder the management c•f* HticHtf., are very telpettat , l:: ; yet, during the lea fon, there has been a begguily account f empty boxes." Banes, the comedian, premiers lair to be coon transplanted to the Metropolitan boards. The Chips ar indent 141 Portland Roads, Are the Pluto floop !f war. %%it!' the Tigrefs and Liberty gun brigs. A large fleet ef coatters went up Channel this unoruing under convoy of it frigate. A packet failed this day for Guernfey. Yeaerday, the LORD NIATAL was under the need: I'll of railing the price of Bread ha!f an Ala.:, or a penny in the Peck Loaf, to take place to morrow, when the o,23artern Loaf, wheaten, will be fold for tad. and houlehold 911 On Friday the 9th of Oetnber, died at Chefier, in the 76th year of his age, JOHN FORD, late of Old Bond-fluet ;.Member of the RoyAl College of Phy ficianr,andrellow of the Linnzan Society ; in whole eharan er unfullied worth, well known profeifional and a deep fence of religion were eminently united. On Monday a Couit Martial was held on board the Mac,rnanime harbour duty Ihip at Sheernefs, for the taial of Lieutenant Hill Warten, of his Majefly's (loop of war, the Hyacinth, for drunkennefs, and be having unlike ant fficer, &c. when, the charges being in part proved, he was fentenced to be difmifTzd the Chip. Box LOBBY Dirruartancr.—On Monday night, while a Mr. Dearfley, who is faid to be a Gentleman of high fpirit and fortune, was converting viz a-viss, with a Lady in the box lobby of Dime) , Lane Thea tre, the Rev. Sir Robert Peale, Knt. retiring the fame way from the box which he had jut' occupied, paired, inadvertently, between Mr. Dearfley and the lady, the former of whom caught fire at the circtimilance, ccnceiving it to be an intentional infult; and which he inftantly relented in terms to terfe as to produce a warm altercation, which was quickly productive of a blow from the knob headed !tick of Mr. Drarfley upon the head of the Reverend Knight, that knocked him down ; a crowd was intlantly 1- lcdted, and Sir Robert, ddirous to avoid publicity as well as tumult, propofed to his atTailant to ad j Atm to, forne neighbouring coffee houfe or tavern. Mr. Deal Cley agreed : the patties adjourned together for the purpofe ; but, on the way through the theet, a new altercdtion arofe, and Sir Robert fr,tuid himfelf again flruck and levelled with the kencel.— This gave a new direction to the quirrel, and the cafe was referred to Bowilreet, where both parties attended yetterdap, and Sir Robert gave his exami cation, and was bound over to profccute. NAUTICAL INTEL LICENCE. MAILS—Wind S. W. •RR. DUE ♦l[. Dttp. Dublin o o Cottanburgh o s Waterford 0 2 lifbon o Malta 0 0 CORK, OCTOBER 7. The Eaft India fleet have not touched at this har bour as was expefted, but have proceeded on their voyage. Letters from the EMI India Company were fent hither, in order to be f,rwatded by the Fleet ; but this was done merely on the expedation that contrary winds would have obliged the fleet to make our harbrur. The Ezpediti-n, which is ready at Cove, therefore, has no connection whatever with the cootie of the ourward bound Eaa India ru;ps, under Admiral llautti's convoy. PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER rt. Came in the brig Cornelius, HASSEY, of Poole, from Liverpool, bound to Newfoundland, laden with fah : (he was raptured by a French cutter privateer, of 8 guns, in lat. 49 30. long. 5. 35. on Saturday 'aft, and was retaken the fame day by the Join Buil privateer, of this port : the Mate of the brig was wounded by a ball fired from the French privateer, of 'which wound be died this morning. Alfa came in, the Volunteer, MARTIN, from l'itilAelphia, de tained by thiliappy Return privateer; Duchefs of Richmond, Scott, of and from Duhrtn, in bath% for Canada—ihe was taken by a Spanilt privateer, and retaken by tie At.cmENE, 3z gnus; ELECTRA, 18 guns, from the Mediterranean, with difpatches— ilte ltft the Dardanelles 31R Augufl, at which time nothing particular had happened ; Repulfe cutter, from Fowey.—Sailed the FORTUNES, of 36 guns, on a cruize ; VOLAG nt 18 guns, for the Mediterranean, in which General STUART has gone paffenger. PORTSMOUTH, OC rOBER 13. Arrived his Mikity's (hip Congnell, from Guern• fey.—Sailed his Majefty's 'hip Decade, with a convoy for Colic ; Succefs, and la Seine, on a cruize. DOVER, OCTO3ER. 13. His M ;jelly's guts brig BLAZiIt, Lieutenant HIN TON, has recaptured and fent in here this morning, the brig lafeph and Edward, of and fur this port, with a cargo c f coals from Suaderland ; alfo the brig Twins, of and from that is , rt, with coals for a mat ket; they were both captured on Sunday morning loft off the Kentifh Knock, by a French lugger privateer, and retaken in the cootie of the day. The wh le of the crew of the former brig, except the Mate, was put on bat d the plivateer, hut the people belonging to the latter very fortunately efcaped in their boat-- Came in this morning the fl .op Fora, Capt. JENSSIN, of Tonningeo, from Malaga witli a cargo cf . wine, bound to Guernfey, detained by the BLOODHOUND gun brig. Captain SMITH, of the Lis scv Cullom houfe cutter, Icized on Sunday night, off the North Foreland, and fen: in here to day, a large boat laden with Soo calks of W.N.W. moderate. DIAL, OCTOBUR Artived the OSPREY linop of war from Portf. mouth ; SATELLITE, and CHALLENGER floops from a cruize off the craft of Fiance ; FURIOUS gun brig from off 0 ttend. Sailed theSzacuLt. )op en a cruize off CH lend ; Weymouth llortillip ; Humber armed (hip ; Difpatch and Deptford naval transports ; Cam perdown Eati India packet, with nearly 3:0 fail of merchant veffels under convoy for Portsmouth. Plymouth, Falmouth, dc::. The convey which failed with the Humber armed (hip, are jug putting back. His Majetly's (hip SATELLITE has detained and fent into the Downs the Danillt Chriliian, Hoot., from Bourdeaux for Copenhagen, with brandy, wine, &c.—Wind S. E. I'MAIN IN TtlIC DOWNS. Princefs of Orange, Vice Admiral Row lry ; Canada, 7.3 guns; Clyde frigate; Ofprry, Satellite, and ClialleNtfr hoops ; Furious and blizer gun brigs. LIVERPOOL, OCTOBER Tl. . The :hoop Hope, of Fifgard, from Dublin to Swardea, with copper ore, (piing a leak on Monday the 28th ult. and :rnmediateiy went down. OF.e man drowned, the remainioo four were picked up on Thurfday, in a final! b at, by the Cort,,n. Planter, and put on board a 11 rep bound to Greenock. Extra& of a leder from the Carain of the Vit• GINIE frigate to a Merchant in this town, dated at Sea, lat. 55. 30. long. 9. 40. September 27. " After having captured the Spatilfh privateer plus Marla and Joreph, that was cruizing between Tory Kind and the Lewi , 's itt order to intercept the Liverpool trade, I (poke the hlizahetb, bound to Pittou, with a fire bczezt at k. N.E —A. the rrivateer has been of confiderable annayauce hereabouts. I communicate !t to you for the infonwaion of the Merchants of Liverpool:" A lift of the Vet Tels captured by the above Privateer, viz. ,:"ptrmlux 12. 11t Duellers of Richmond, Scott, at Dublin isrdr, Diana, Is.l'Lee. of Dublin, Mary Ann, and Providence, trews defeated the veird...—loth, Hero, Lang, of Dumbarton. --atft, Mary, Ofwahl, of I.oprpoui, retapru:ed.-23d, Sufan nah, Rutherford. of Greenock; commerce, Cole, of ammotah, recaptwed; Induftry, Poole, of Liverpool, raufomed wr sc..D» and had twenty hni;lith prifoners put on board. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. • GRAVOISEND, OCIODER 2.—Paffed by the Flora, jobnfon. from l'ot ult.& ; Lord Bt-ringdon. Partride,e ; London, —; and Ellett, Stapleton, from Gibraltar, Uriana, Fr,nch, from Honduras; Ho laud, Nicholas, front Ncw York ; Charlotte, Olohoff ; znd the Nert,matifo, Kellet, Flom ; Margatetta, Calend, from Finland; Fame, Couk, from Archangel; Laurel, Heatily ; and the Peace, Smart. from Malta; Sir Edward Hughes, trom Bombay; Monte Video, Seaton ; and the Profelyte, Symonds, front Peteribilrgh. OCTOBtIt t3.—Paffcd by, the Dolphin. Groufe. and the Bri tannia, a‘ rank front Copenhag , n. Smiled the thalami, Pitt, and the Alfred, Farr, for Chariefton; the QLt.eo, Aicher, tor Pe terfburgb ; the Cecilia, Downi, for Gotteuburgh; the Ronfon, for Revel; the Margaret, Shenland; the "fr.orcUer, Ut. tin, and the Sptightly, Hill, for P.iga. ARRIVED. At Dublin. the Cheefmau, from New York. At Lifboa, the Anna Philippa, —, anti the Tor Abby, —, from New fountibud. At St. Thomas's, the Fame, Sutton, from London. ALLIGEN I ti4. NIISVMARICET VCOND OCTOBER MEETING, 1807. Tut:Day, ocyoass. 13. t Fifty Pounds frlr z yr old cults, carrying 13(1.4.1b.and fillies /11. 2b. Two yr old comic. Ld jerky's b c by Waxy - Mr Melliffi's b f Sufan, by Worthy Mr Emden's b (Highland t.sfs. by Highland Fling Mr Wyndham's ch f Quail. by Gohanna Mr Hub . .ard's ch f Juletta, by Young Drone Mr Lake's eh f Marybella by Walnutt Sir. F. Standith's hr e by Mr I eazle, out of P.lrifot 3 to t agli Lord . Jerfey's b. •:. ; 3 to t agf SufAn ; t3toBag.'tQtail. , Sweepfialtrs cf sogs. each, h. ft. for fillies carrying SA. 31b. each. D I—A winner of the De, by, Oaks, Afcor, or Pavilion Stakecto carry 71h .extra. Mr Kellerman'. b f L'hulle de Venus, 44m by Pot Bo's, out of • 4 Maid •of-all-Work Lake's b f by Gouty, out of Madonoirelle Duke of Grafton 's Fawn ,by G route, out of Rattle Mr F. Batt's cb f Frances, by Ambrofio 14 Grammes b f Pearl, by Sir Peter Ld Grofvenor's b f Mulidora, by Meteor Mr F. Bott's gr ( by Ambrofio, dam by the Arcot Arabian, out of Black Deuce Pd Mr Lake's b f by Ginty, out of Mameluke's darn Pd General Grohreoor's f Brileis, by Beningbrnugk Pd General Gower's hr f Marcellina by Worthy Pd Mr Wilf .le* b f by Hambletonian, out of Surptize's dam pd Mr Watfon's f by 'ir P iter, out of Doubttul pd 3 tot agit Mr. Lake'► b f. ; 5 to r ag(t Fawn ; 5 to i agit Frances. Mr. Fermnr's Cerberus, t O. 61h. agft Mr. Goul burn's Epf , m Laf.; toll. 41b. B. C. scogo. It. Off by confent. • Ld Srawcll's P antina, 811.91 b. agfi Ld Grnfvenor's Bullrufh, 8a tib. Two yr old cootie, toogs. h. ft. —Off by confent. - 4 S 6 s 3 QUESTIONS and ANSWERS. What's belt our furrows for tin - riling ? The Caric'tures which Tenn is felling But, are they hymn:mug and queer ones? Aye, that they arc, and very rare ones— How many, pray ?-113:re3 3 v. etty. AVhat characters ?-0 f notoriety. But fay, without diffimulation, Does he charge in moderation So modei•ate. you'll be content, _. And lave a hundred, filr, per cmt.— • Pray, where dors Mr.TECO abide? It's io the City Sir—Cuga And what's his Number—odd or even ? Odd—'tis ONR HUNDRED AND ELLYSN. N B The CARICAruRR MAGAZINE is publith:d in Numbers, at as each Alfo. the POLITICAL CARIC4TU*R, ditto, ditto. Likcwife the LAtIONAIILL MAGAZINE, One Number of cAch 'nut irly every fortnig!at. . The remains of the late Marquis Tows:surso were laid in the family vault at Rainharn. The mournfiil procetlion was awfully grand : one !lurched of the principal tenants led the way : the c ffia, covered with crimf n velvet, highly embroidered, and fuperhly d=c Tated, foll wed ; after which came Lord J. 4474 TowNsus END, leadirg the widowed Marchionefs; then followed Lady ELIZABETH Lorrus, the Duchefs of LEEDS, Lady Ass HUDS , 18, (supported by their hilfb,snds ; Lady flasator Tows!;1. Erin next, and then all the grand-children, and gr?at grand children of the Marquis : then a great number uf his friends, ) followed by the poorer tenantry and fcrvants innu -1 tnerable. The Fate Marquis TowlasHEND has left his family in a !laze of great opulence. The Marchionefs will have altogether above pool. per annum, with 30.0001. in ready cafh, and an immenfe pr.perty in plate, furnitnre, &c. The children of the Marquis's fish marriage have Spool. each, and the females of the fecund marriage socol. each. Thurfday night, at about eleven o'clock, a race was run on the new military road, at Chatham, be tween Mr. P—e and Mr. N —m, both of tins place. Mr. P. was to run fifty yards, carrying a tack of oats, while Mr. N. was to run v.-* yards, unencum. bered by any load. The race was won by the former Gentleman. Captain ANDREW Bloww, of the R .yal Navy, ;s appointed Regulating Officer at Greenock, vice TA. TEAM, refigned on account of bad health. Thurfday fe'nnight, WAS hunched from Mcfcr;. Carfon, Fort-es, Corrney and Co.'s yard, in Chefte-, a beautiful large Ship, called the CalerLhia, of Glafgow. The Friendship, Sutherland, tm RiTca for Hull, was captured on the 15th ult. off the li , gger Bank, land fent for Holland. The Amaltbea, Lindfay, from Gibraltar. i. ar. rived at Oporto, after being captured by a Spann privateer. NAVAL APPOINTMEN T'S. Captain Bettefreorth is appointtd to the Tartar. lion. Captain Cadogan to the Crocodile. Cardin Dunbar to t'se Leonidas. Mr. Litt!, to be Mailer Rigger of Portfrnout Dockyard. Mr. Crecy to be Matter Rigger of Chatham Dock yard. Lieut. Hencock to the San A ntonio prlfon•ihip at Portfinouth. Captain Wodcb.,ufc to the Cumberland, lately launched at North fleet. A very extraordinary fifh was fl , me days fince taken in Portfmouth harbour, the body of which is of a beautifully dark red, with round (pots 0111 darker. The head, which is r.ither [Mall, has two horns, and is not altogether unlike that of a (nail; it has two fins, each of which is confiderably wider :Iran the body, and with thefe it makes its way through the water, ufing them in the manner a bird does its wings. The fins when extended in the eft of fwimming, meafure nearly two feet, and from their very beautiful colour, the Mir has a ver y fire appear. ance ; it has a fh at tail, but teems to be without bone. CORN EXCHANGE, MARK -LANE, Oct-n/IFR 1 4 . — The fapply of Wheat to-day is rather la•ge, and the fates are made heavily, at a !mall tedoet:ln in price —Barley, with Malt M . :mile—Willie P:as again at more advance—Bear.; ofeaeh kind are 1 :tiler cheaper —Ol Oats :here are feveral felh arriva!s, all Ni ts o f phis article are at lower prices. —Flour gull Pale at the claw —Con—Fine Ames ican, 35.. to ?7i. per barrel. GENERAL CURICNcy AS UNIIVit: Wheat, go: 54. 644 pct qr. Grey Marc 6 - . s 651 Floe Ditto, 65s 676 lit-ans. 3 0 (Ka of (old) Rye, 4: 4 444 (lien') 'Fick Ditto, 445 5.:s od iSatiey, ;6 , 42 8 od OatS, 236 264 32s Malt,64t .71s od Palaod ditto .:3, 344 al White pcas . (boilers) 1501 275sPo:atrx ditto-6 362 od Rape Seed 221 to 251 oca. Fine Fleur 551 ss.2.—Seetords scs to 550,