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t4fI.JNDU SPORTING iWrILLIGENGS. - HYDEttABAD RACES, 11111. MONDAY UTE! YR 33333 Yo--IPIRRT DAR. The Walston ' Plate, 500 Star Pagodas, froc•for all Wens car rying lost. 'Mo. Entrance money 23 rap. added to the Piste. Two miles and a half heats. Ms. Russell's b. Arab b. Sir Harry Wilath: • Captain Carfrae ' a g. do. do. haunt- Lieut. Dark's b. do. do. Monk, Won with great me by Sir Harry. .Tlso Arab Galloway Plate, saorags. tree for al' gelloways under is Us& carrying it. 41bs. Entrance 10pags. Z mile heats. Weldon's Lenconian • - • • 1 1 Medderwcroft's do. do. Meroary . - .11 2 Darke's do. do..Sneakialg Jemmy, dist. Grant's do. do. Squirrel, f.. 2 lame at starting. A fuse race, and won with dlekulty by Lenconian. wtmeiscomr, 14trit—tECOND DAY. - The Residents' Plate; 500 Star Pagi. free for all barns carrying lest. 3 mile Letts. Ent' ancr aspags. 41. Scott's b. a. g. Jemmy - - • 1 2 din Capt. Weidon's Leuconian - - 2 1 1 tin Cunie ' s E. a. 1. Bras idae ' 3 dr The Id heat Won by a I orse's length. Jeremy bolted in 3d brat. The Country Plate, CsOpa,ls. free for all country horses, carrying lest. mile beats. Unit. Darke's ch. country h. C-it Frank Bluster Capt. Gilbsi le's g. do. do. Ironed*, Corn. Rehi's dun do. do. Col net - '-Lblut. Mutter's ch. do. do. ilightlyer SATURDAY, iIiTE—TRIAD DAY. The Hyderabad :=Eliscription Phite, sonpags. free fir all horses -- carrying Stu. 71b. Entrance 2Opags. Col. Scott's B. A. gelding Jemmy I dia. Mr. lluisell'a4lo. do. hotee Sir Charles Easy 2"1 1 2 Cart. Catfrae's CI; do. do. Enaum • 3 2 1 1 Lieut. Meredith's. B. do. do. Tom Tough 4 3 dr. 1,140 e Blait'a . G. do. do. Baba S 4 dr. Close running haween F.maan and Sir Charles.—The second beat won by half a neck. Hunters' Plate, 250 pandas, free for all horse, &c. carrying lOst. •71b. Entrance, 10 pagodas. 14 stile beats. . Lieut. Dar he's eh. b. Sir Franklin Bluster - 1 1 Capt. Macleod's b. a. h.. Hnldhard - = 11 Lieut. Meredith's do. 00. soot 3 11 There was a Ponty Race this day, that afforded little sport. -During the race week there were dinner parties every day, and on the days of mining public breakfasts and tilEn on the race ground, or cour.e. 1 2 1 3 1 2 2 3 dr 4 dr ILSET (BERNS) j'OURSIArG MEETING. 1 7, 1.1 Pay for the Cup, Tuesday, October 12. Mr. Ooodiale's (Any, beat Colonel Stead's Mr. Duff. irs Smut. boat Mr. Eunce's Blossom. Ir. Dterenpor's - Danger, beat Mr. Wrought ou's Warrior. Nel.on'a Nimble, beat Mr. Lovett Lydia. " Mr. Ru ice's Rona Fide, b►at Mrs Hayward's Roebuck. Mr. Jones'. Jumper, beat Mr. S. Worrell's Swift. Mr. B. Moreland s Mary, beat Mr. F. Craven's Croney. Mr. Thus 'Alai's beat Mr. Cu,'. Con. • Winners reduced to four Brace. Mr. Duffell's `mutt. b, at Mr. Goodiake's Glory. Mr. D iveopo t'a Ganger. beat Mr. Nelson's Nimble. , Mr. JJ es'a Jumper, and Mr. Fine's Bona Fide, run an undo. course. • SJOltrilk'D. V . • Entwittaint, Novussmut 13.—Yesterday the Court of Session met for the dispatch of business fur the winter season. The Judges of both divisions met in the first Court., when the LORD PRRSIDLNT took his seat, and addres- sed them in a ♦ery elegant speech. The second division then proceeded to their own Court, when the Loan Junto{ CLERK took his seat as President of that Court, and addressed the Judge, of this division in a very appropriate speech. Lord Woonadusacra took his seat in the second division. ROBERT CRAMP., Esq . took his seat at the Clerk's Table, and is new going through the usual trials, pre paratory to his taking his seat on the Bench. The following changes have taken place in the Courts of Session and Justiciary since the Summer Session : - - _ _ . . 1. 'I he Right Honourable Charles Hope has been appointed Lord President of the Court of Session, in room of the late Right Hon President Blair. '2. The Right Honourable Lord Boyle has been appointed Lord Justice Clerk and President of the Second Division of the Court of Session, in room of the Right Honourable Charles Hope, ' promoted. S. The Right Honourable Lord Woodhonselee is appointed one of the Lords of Justiciary, in the room of the Right Honourable Lord Boyle, promoted, and is consequen•ly now one of the Judges of the Second Division. 4. Robert Craigie, Esq. has been appointed one of the Judges of the Court of Session (Second Division) in room of the Right Ho nourable Lord Polkemnu t, resigned. -5. David 14'illiamson, Esq. we understand, is to be appointed one of the Judges of the Court of Session (First Division) in room of Lord Woodhouselee, now one of the Judges of the Second Division. 6. There still remains a vacancy of one of the Judges of. the Court of Session (Second Division) in place of the late Lord Newton. There is no instance in the annals of tha• net of Session of so many changek having taken pine at the same time. On Lord BOY LE taking his seat as Lord Justice Clerk, on Friday, his Lordship addressed the Court in an elegant speech. KELso, NovEstaxiL I I.—ln constluence rf the late rains, the rivers Tweed and Teviot early this mor ning increased to an extent greater than has been witnessed here for many years past. A great quan tity of lour and meal has been damaged and destroy ed in Kelso Mills. The Mill-ana was entirely covered, as was also a great part of the road leading to Teviot Bridge, and a piece of the new wall sur rounding Sir George Douglas's park there, was thrown down, and part of the field inundated. The water was at its greatest height abOnt four o'clock in the morning, when it reached as high as the spring of the arches of Kelso Bridge. It has since been gra dually decreasing. BER WICK, Novrazzaft 9.—For several days past, the tides were uncommonly high in this -neighbour hood, particularly on Saturday last, when it was so high that it entered the houses on the quay. Wed nesday, upwards of 100 logs were drifted from the beach, and the rail-way at Spittal suffered consider- 1 abledamage from the violence of the winds Old waves. INVERNESS, NOV V.IISER 13.--DIRT ing almost the whole :of the last eight days, we have had tempes tuous storms of wind and rain from the east • and, on Thursday and Friday, the tides were muc h higher here than for some years back. Having been atten ded with a very high surf, considerable damage has been occasioned in various quarters, and we learn, in particular, that the north glacis of the garrison of Fort George has been levelled to the ground. A number oivessels, which had encountered much dif- ficulty and damage, have fortunately got into Cm marty Bay, which has so frequently afforded shelter and comfort to the tempest-tossed mariner in the hour of peril and dismay. MINNYHIVE, Nov. 4.—On the morning of Satur day the 2d inst. about one o'clock, the inhabitants of this village were suddenly and most seriously alarm ed by an unprecedented rise of Dalwhat, Craigda roch, and Carsefairn waters. At 12 midnight, there , was no sign of rain more than ordinarz. In less than lan hour, however, all the fires in the houses from the Post•office and downward towards the foot of Dun reggan were quenched : a circumstance which very much increased the terror, not one spark could be procured to light a candle—the scene cannot be de scribed. The screams of women and children, the resolute efforts of the most vigorous young men, at the risk of their lives carrying the aged and infirm to a place of safety ; the sight of fathers labouring in . the stream, and bearing up their infant offspring, wre truly affecting. About three o'clock the water suddenly receded, nearly three feet from its superfi cial mark, and in twenty-minutes after, it returned, and had extended five feet beyond it. Perpendicu larly it gained 15 inches. About four it began to abate, and at five it was to the ancles on the street. — No - life was lost : a singular instance of particular Providence. For, had the alarm not been given in time, the amazing rapidity of the current must have been fatal to many of the inhabitant's. There never was any thing like it here, neither in the remem brance of the oldest, nor by tradition. A stone bridge ' of one arch at Terreran has been erased ; another of two arches at Kirkland of Glencairn has - been swept away, and many timber bridges. On the haughs of Glentairn much damage has been done ; and at a very moderate calculation, the loss, from the remo val of embankment+, bridges, stone dikes, mills, lime, dung, soil, with the damage of roads, is not less than ;1'2,000 sterling. W. Sietchley and J. Faggot were charged yesterday at Marlborough.street Office, with stealin the con tents of a trunk belonging to the Rev. B. Laurence, which had been put on board a barge, to be delivered in London; Craig and an assistant went to Boxmore, Herts, in pursuit of the prisoners, and whilst the for iner was stepping from one barge to another, he fell ipto the water, forty feet deep; but was rescued and put to bed, witopt animation was soon restored. Part of the stolen property was found on the ,prisomrs. A shocking accident happened on Saturday morn ing last early, in the house of Mr. Mitchell, Sta tioner, St. Martin's-lane. A poor woman lodging in the second floor, 7ifttr having made a fire, lefi her two children as usual, while she went down to the 'kitchen for water ; in the mean time, the eldest, a boy about two years of age, had got to the fire, and before assistance could possibly get to it, the poor child was burnt most dreadfully. It lingered in the most excruciating agony 'Lail the following day, Sun day, and expired. - - •ICOND DAT. . Jumper had jhe course gives him, from a severe cat received by Boni side. Mr. Tuornhiirs Toiler, beat Mr. B. Moreland's Mary.—A good coterie. Ber, Divereport's Danger, beat Mr. Duren Smut. Mr. Taornheirs Toilet, beat Mr. Jonei's Jumper. Mr. Toornhlirs To'let, beat Mr. Davenpores Danger. Toilet carried away the Cup to her , master, Mr. Thornhill (tee oldest Greyhound breeder in Berkshire), having beat the Shrop shire d•gin a mod superior stile.-1 he harts in general were in ferior to the greyhounds. Gran merit is due to Wm. Moreland, Esq. for his attention in preserving thes hares. A duel was fought at Up-Park -court, Jamaica, in September last, between Captain W. and Lieutenant M. both of the- 18th regiment ; when, after an ex• those of several shots, a ball passed through Cap tain. W's right thigh, and lodged in his left. ExectrrioN.—Yesterday morning, -Wil.iam Bevan WAS executed before the debtor's door, in the Old B Ailey, for a burglAry, in the house of a widow in Kensington, on the 24th of last August. The crimi. tad ascended the platform soon after eight o'clock, and was launched into eternity with scarcely' a struggle. The unhappy sufferer was about 50 years of age, and his appearance was marked with resigna tion.--There were but few spectators to witness this sad exhibition. Last Monday or Tuesday-night Battersea Chaise . . was broken open and robbed of all the kooks and other *tides of property ; the robbers also did con.' siderable damage to the Charel. St. James's church, Long.acre Chapel, Grange-street Chapel, and Green ' wish Church have also been robbed. The latter ' was misted by a man, who called on the woman who kept the key, under a pretence that he wanted to Mike some alteration in a pew he had lately taken, and 'obtained *the - key. He returned it after some time, and it was afterwards ascertained that he had ' stolen all the books. Long acre chapel was robbed by similar means. Two inqiiiiitions have lately been taken for the county of Oxford, the first at Belchington, on a boat man, who Was drowned at Baker's Lock. Ver dict—Accidental Death.—The second at Souldern, • oa .1. Godfrey, a boy who was killed by a threshing machine. Having . left his employ, and wantonly Vaying with the spindle, his frock became entangled. TVs death was instantaneous, and his mangled'frame too horrible to describe. Verdict—Accidental Death. Beautiful White 'l'eeth may be regarded as one of the greatest blessings Providence can bestow, without which the finest formed face is imperfect; inattention to the teeth and gums is the principal cause of an offensive breath. BUTLER'S VEGETABLE RESTORA TIVE TOOTH POWDER is a most elegant and certain remedy for all diseases of the teeth arid gums; its particular qualities are not simply confined to clean sing the teeth, but will preserve them in the highest state of perfection ; it will render them beautifully white, fasten such as may be loose, and restore them to their original purity, entirely eradicate the scurvy in the gums, cause the®f to adhere close and firm to the teeth, render them of a healthful red, and the breath delicately sweet, relieve and cure the most excruciating tooth-ach, gum-biles, and swelled face. —Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheap. side, corner of Paternoster-row; and retail by Belam and Sharp, Portsmouth; Hall and Johnson, Gosport; Allnutt, Weston, Mallory and Jones, Portsea • Tr ew, man, Exeter ; Cookworthy, Glenville, Gil bert and Hoxiand, Plymouth ; Newbury, Dublin; Baxter and MiDortald, Glasgow ; Smith, Manderstnn, Scott and Cargil, Edinbnrei ; Crntwell, Bath ; Ross and Peck, i Hull ; Gregson and Billinge, Liverpool ; Stains and Lynch, Manchester ; Bowen, Norwich ; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham ; Gregory, Brighton ; Edwards and Penny, Liverpool; and of most respectable Me-' diens* Venders in the United Kingdom, in Boxes at k 2s. 9d. each. MARKEN. ___ vrarntrrr onzurciricz RE e[ WHEAT In Mark4ano, Including only from the ether Wmn Inaba 9th of November. Total 6,408 quarters. Average 111 s. 144. higher than lastretnrs. AItETURN OF FLOUR, boas the $4 of November to the Bth of November. Total 23,547 sacks-Average 101 s. I,ld. 9s. did. higher than last return. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, NOVEMBER 16. Average Prfee of Corn in England and Wales from the returns endtng the 9th of November 1811. Wheat. klye. ' Barley. Oats. Beans. Pease. • a. el. Is. d. Is. d. la. rt. Is. d. s. d. 103 7 1 52 0 1 49 131 2 155 7 1 63 The average Price of Sugar, computed from the returns made In the week. ending the 13th day of Nov. Is 40s. 74. per ea:. INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, Nov. 14. Wheat per load 321. -s. to 341. Os. New ditto 941. 10s. -to 391. Os. Barley, per quarter nes. -d. to 54.. -4. Oats 335. -d. to 4es. -4. Beans its. -41. to 665. -41. Rye 445. -41. to 595. -d. Peas Mk. -d. to bOs. SMITHFIELD MARKET-November 18. Beef 41 64 to 50 6d Veal fos 04 to 6s Od Mutton 5$ 3d to 6$ 3d Pork is Od to 5s 84 SIZAD or Tfta D Ay. Beasts, about 9800-Sheep and I..oubs, 16,500. Calves, 149-. Pies, NEWGATE AND LEADENHAJ.I. MARKET. Beef 3s 84 to 4s ed Veal 5. at to 6s Mutton 4s 44 to 51. 44 Pork 5s Od to is 84 PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. ST. JANIS'S. Willi [CNA tri. Hay 41. 2s. to 61. Os. Hay 41: 10s. to 61. 61 Straw 91. 6s. to al. 144. Clover 6i. 6s. to 71. 7s Straw IL Os. to 21. les PRICE OF HAY AND SIaiLAW IN SMITHFIELD. Hay 41 os to 51 10s New Clover 41 es to Ll 54 New Hay 01 Os to 01 Cs Wheat Straw 16 Os to 21 10s PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. Bags. Pockets. Kent 41 Is to 61 its Kent 41 les to 71 15s Susses 41 Os to 61 Os Sussex 41 04 to 61 Os Yearlings-Kent, Bags 41. Os. to 51. IN. Ditto Pockets, SL Os. to 61. 6s. RAW HIDES. CASIIRIDOI. Nov. 14.--The SertoelPl NV, riven annually by this University, Ms boss awarded for the third time to the Rear. Francis Wranghant, MA. of 'Trinity College, and Rector of Humanity, near EMl:bran, Yorkshire, fur lir Pena os "Ti,. Saida:ea the Primitive Martyrs." The Hon. Mr. Bathurst and Mr. Mania, of aunt Church, are vivett.d Fellows of All-Souls College, Oafird. Oireas, Nevensta IC-0o 'Tuesday, the gentlemen eleclul to the City Olicsa for the year ensiles took the oaths of vice, and afterwards dined at the Angel inn. The Hon. Mr. Bathurst has been elected of All Souls. Mr. Parnell of St. Mary Hall, has bees admitted to the degree A. M. Mr. Champnry, of Sc. Alban Hall, to that of A. B.; sod Mr. Cassamajor D. C. L.; Lord Clare, who is recently returned to Hogland, is not expected this term ; and Lord Granville Smuts* set tales Ms departure in about a furtoight. The Regius Professor of Divinity preached in the 'tensing, lastlimaciay, and Mr. Penrose, of C. C. C. in the renting, at as, Mary's; the Vice Principal of Magdalen Hall, at Carfaa ; and Mr. Ettontoo, this morning, at St. Mary's. BIRTHS. At Pinkie House, on the sd inst. the Lady of Sir John Hope, Bart of a Cushier. 'Jim infant died the fifth day after her birth. At Weymouth, on the SI it ultimo, the wife of the Rev. Cicero Hulme, of a daughter. MARRIED. - Ott the 10th instant, at Troy/6:14e. the Rev. James Wood, of ILontesley, to MIA 'ammo, of Stoittoo. At Mph!erten House, rear Easter, Jelin, the yotteieet eon el fa.-nes Sail] e, Esq.at th e asv of Dive years. Saturlay fait. at hie hone, in GuiLlierd-etrett, Thomas Link s En. aged 63, !my gear► Chief Cork to Mr. !twice Grua& On the :th instant, at itunptou, r.t.ddle ex, the Lady of SL Beaumqnt ihr.hana. On the 8:1 instant, at May Park, in the County of Waterford. Sir lanizs May, Bart. On the kb instant, in St. Andrew's-square, Editibiugh, Gels rine, second daughter of Dr. Haitiltoe. Lately, Thomas, second son of the Key. Dr. Davidson, of Muirhouse. At StampfOrd, the Rer. Robert Las:elles Can, eon of be late Rev. Samuel Carr, D.D. Prebendary of St. Paul's. Thunday, Mr. White, aged 71 years, stationer, and ens of dra Aldermen ul the Borough of Arundel. At Edinburgh, on Sr Nth Instant, Mr. Henry Drier, of the Advattier Office, fn the II 7th year of his age. At Ktiso, on the •th Instant, Mont. Peyreau, French prisoner of war on parr I. Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary 2s. 01. to 2s. 4d stone) Ss. od. to Ss. 64. Market Calf 14s. 04. each Middlings 2s 64. - to ss 104. English Horse Its. to 12s. 04 Sheep Skins 2s. 04. to Ss. od. PRICE OF LEATHER*IN LEADENHALL MARKET. Butts 210 214 Calf Skins 504 331 Ditto itsd 27d Ditto 364 424 Merchants' Backs 194 20d Ditto h l 404 Dressing Hides 16 3 0 lid Small Seals Is 94 to Os 04 Fine Coach Hides 181 Hid Large ditto 120 s 160 s Crap tildes for cult. 171 ISO Tanned Horse Hid.. 130 170 Ditto 191 226 d Goat Skims 34s 62s PRICE OF TALLOW. St. lames'a Market 49 11d Town Tallow Clare Market tss Od Yellow Ruesia Whitechapel Market 4s I ld White ditto per stone of ISlbi --- Soap ditto 91 iOd Melting Stuff . . 4s 1 Id Ditto rough Graves SiCs Od. Good Dregs Is Od. Yellow Soap, 92s—Mottled, 1112a—Curd, 1065.—Palm, 99a. Price of Candlos per down, lits 64—Moulds, Ilk 64. COAL-MARKET, Nevasesee It. Skips at Market Sold rrkes. 49 Newcastle 99 43s ild to .53s 6d 9 Sunderland at 49a 04 to •Ys id 1 Scotch 1 Its 04. to 00s. 04. TO-MORROW. Sun rtsys - I Sun seu, Moon dna. 42 utinutea after 7I 1R minutes I after 4 28 minutes after • HIGH WA'l ER AT LONDO Murning Aftcruotal COURSE OF ] Amsterdam, 29 0 2 U Ditto at si&ht. -OS 4 et o.terlun, e. L 8 17 8 U' fiamburgli, 24 0 tit U Altosta, 24 1 9 U Paris 1 day's da. la t Lit. Ditto, 2 Us. II S Bouracaux, de. 18 8 Madrid, Effect. Cadiz 4S Effect. who ; Effect. IN GRUDGE TO-MORROW. minute Ave 4 10 111 Kriel after S Ns 6d 178 04 74.04 73s Od CI. Od 40i Ud xcHANGE. Palermo, 125 Pence per oh Leghorn, be C alp; 54 _ . _ Venice, n. C. 52 1.1 v. Piccolo effective per!. it.. Naples, 42 Lisbon, 69 - Oporto, 671 • Dublin, 91 Cork, lot . New Dollars / 61. 24. 57. Gibteltariti. Silver In bars per es. Os. IL ;ein _BE4 1.95. 6d. Average _ _ Rio /anoint 65, Maki New Doubloons, Xs i Os. Portugal Gold le I WILLIAM 8.. MOUNTAIN, SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. Tim bat Accommodation for good Beds, chola COUNTRY MARKETS. PR ICILS Of GRAIN AT Tat ebs.LowistoMAILILITII• BA siNusroce.—Whest 1205 Od tali's od per Quarter. Barley 49s od to 5.56 Od Beans 60s Od to 635 Od • eats sus od to 391 Od I Prse 00s Od to 0115 Od Bread 21 per gallon. HaNitt.—Wheat 114 s od Co 141 s Od per Qr. Barley 46s 04 to 575 Od I Beans 575 Od 'to 661 Ou 04s 311 s Od to 49s Od Pease 685 Od to OOs Od Bread La. 91d. per gallon. Maintwasao.--Wlseat Iles Od to 142 s od per Qr. Barley 5•1 Od to 54s Od I Beans 60s od to 70. Od Oats 26s Od to 44s Od Pease 67s Od to 00. Od NSWSURT.—Wheat 109 s Od to 140 s Od per Qr. 451 Od to 561 Od I Beans 52s Od to 685 Od 112 s Od to 38s Od Pease 605 od to 68s sat Rsaonso.---whear tsss od to 144$ 01 per Quarter. Barley 42s 6d to SSS Od 1 Beans 6is od to 671 01 Oats 30a 041 to 311 s od Pease 65% od to G 96 Cd Bread, 2s. 104. gallon.—New Wheat, 120 s to 1301. Meccas, Nov. IWWheat 985. to 128 s. Barley 615. up 59s Beans, 531. to 665, Oats 112 s. to 385. BANICRT,NOV.I4.—Wheat 13s 63 to IC. Odt Beans 7s 11.1. to es Od: Vetches, 16s to 12s far bushel. Barley Sts to 535: Oats, 34s to 385 per quarter. Bread us r.d. Tuesday, AU-hallow-fair, of Edinburgh, commen ced. The shew of cattle was uncommonly great.— The s Ile of lean stock was dull ; but fat cattle brought good prices. The shew of horses in the Grassmarket was very numerous, principally of the draught kind but the demand was trifling. At Stamford Fair, on Friday last, bc4sts, both fat and lean, sold readily at high prices. It was ob served that there was not so large a show as usual at this fair, particularly of Scotch beasts, which mere very scarce. Of sheep there was a tolerable show, and they sAd rapidly at increased prices, There were but few horses ; they were in general cheaper, and many remained unsold. DOUNE, Novtausea 9.—The November Fair, which took place this week, is one of the principal Cattle Markets in Scotland. The first day's exhibition, whick consisted of sheep, did not afford nearly so full a slew as usual., Tke prices were low, and but very few purchalers. On the succeeding days, 20,e00 head of black cattle were exposed to sale. The holders kept up their prices for the first day, and being at tended with a complete storm, very few were On the two other days, the sales that were made were at the average rate of 20s. a head lower than last year. Liquors, and. odcrate Charges. THE following POST COACHES, - .14 AIL COACHES, Etc. sot out from the Saracet's fit-adios, Snow-HUI. EXE'I ER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchetter, Fabuouht, Dartmouth, and Salisbury New Poet Coach, every Morning at Six &Clock, with a Guard, through Mullion, Axminster, Br.d. part, Blandford, Basiogstokc, and Bagshot. BOS lON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Huntingdon now Royal Mall Coach, sets out every Evening.—Coaches from BOGIOJI to Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knutafordi. Stone, and Ltchfrld, Pact-Coach, called The. gxpelitlon, every Evening at tile o'Clock, to B. Brotherton's, Saracen's Heed Inn, Dale -street, Liverpool. Gtiarded throughout. BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post-Coaches, throughCbippen ha in, Caine; and Mit%korougb, awry Afternoon; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and tie London Tavern, 'I hu nutostreet, BrIsto), next Morning.—Coaches to WeUs, Bridge water, Taunton, s.e. - Bari Oats LEEDS new light Cncls, caned the Rocliftgbam, sets out every Morning at Eight o'Clockt carries Four insides only, and goes re markably easy, with a Cased throughout. Passes through Stam ford, Newark, Retford, Doncaster and Ferrybridge, to tl • Golden Lion, Leeds, next Day, at ;dam. Notwithsta nding tin unconuuon Expedition of this Coach, it is allowed is he the newt agreeable and complete Public Conveyance on the )teeth goat!, bang unequalled in Accommodation by any other. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lensdale. Bolton, Chorley, Orruskirk, and Garet:sag Post Coaches, every After noon at Five o'Clock-Guarded. • GLASGOW, Longtowp, Gretna-Green, Annan Dumfries Brovmhlll, Siniquharaila, Cumuock, Kibgswell, and all Parts of Scotland, Camperdown Coach, Daily. YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh new Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, sets out every Morning at Half-pssa Six o'Clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tadcaster, Darlingion, Nortliallerton, Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves fatigued from the length of the journey, nilf rest what time they please, and then proceed on without any ad ',lanai Fare. I. Crag:, the Black Swan, Coney-street, York, runs Coaches to Sunderland, Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, other Places. BaIDGENORTH and Wikall DOW Pat Coach, every gvening. CARLISLE, Penrhb, and Whttehaven Post Coub, goes with Puur Horns, and a Guard all the way. Passes thrash Iliaugh, Appleby, Greataluidge, Richmond, Catterick, lisroughbrides Wetherby, Aberford, Mesmer, and .Grantham (the ne.ste.l way by tightens miles>. Seta oat every Morning, and perturnia the journey 'with the greatest hciLty. Passengers detained on the road by business, or pleasure, have the peculiar advinov their seats bang secured_ln the neat Coach. CHESTER and PARKGATF: new Poet Coed, Daily. ECLIPSE, a new Hying Post Coach, to Yak,- Stin.:aland. Newcastle, and Edinburgh, carries Four Insides wily, everyAf ternoou, at Three o'Clock, by way of Doncaster, Grap4 o2 .As " Stamford. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarns; new Coach, every Morning. to the George Inn, Sunderland. _,. .. MANCHESTER, Winslow, Conglet i on -Newcastle, WAls.in. and Wolverharimton Post-Coach, every Af t e rnoon.-4.tuari!ed. 6HREWSIIURY, Wellington, and Shlffnal Post-Coach, the Royal Charlotte, every Evening, at Five o'Clock.ae-Otiariled. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Coach, called thp RousalS ham, every Morning. SOU I - HAMPTON, Winchester, Aboard, an. 4ten Coach, every Evening. • SOUTHAMPTON; Winchester, BAIIMISTI X.yndlitiret, Ly mlngton, Christchurch, Ringwood, Fogdingbesdge, Winthe7a. Poele, Isle of Wight, Jersey, and Guernsey Waggons, Da :It. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Pest Coach, with a (Wird, set* out every Afternoon, and reaches Urn& gliartszezt day at Noun. Passes by Oxford, Linton, and Sblpstonc, to the Saracen's Head, tßuil-street, Blmsingbani. SUNOURY, Hampton, and Twickenham, Twice a Week. HULL, Noralcave, liowden, Thong, and ,Doricasfer Pew. Coach, every Morning at Seven 4) . 004, to the pull Ned Sun 1413, Mytnn -gate, Hull. 1 . LEEDS and WAKEFIELD new elegan t Coach, Daily. WILLIAM B. Moral AIN and Cu. respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they will not be azcountalle for any 1 ParcrAs or, Luggage, &c. of more than Five Pounds Value, if lost qr damaged, unless entered as such and paid our accordingly, at ithe Saracen's Ht.,:ad Inn, Anow-bill, London. At a late sale of Merino rams and ewes, at Holetch, in Moravia, a patrimonial estate of the Emperor of Austria's, Count Esteihazy paid for a ram 30,000 florins ; Count Fries paid for another 26,000 ; and a rich cultivator paid for a third 16,000 florins ! The presence of mind displayed in the following in cident, which occurred at Balgarvie in Fife, deserves to be made public. A gentleman of that place, walk ing through his fields, was furiously run at by a hull, which would inevitably have put an end to his life, lad he not, just at the critical moment, when the gni mal was. making a push at him, sprung to a side, with extraordinary activity and address ; in consequence of which the bull run past him a few paces ; when the gentleman, seizing his opportunity, laid hold of hint by the tail, which he hel-t firmly with one hand, while he belabouted him most furiously with a stick, which he luckily grasped in the other, until the enraged ani. mal lay down on the grass, quite fatigued with tie , Co - FaTT7l37neri - 1 _I%IL -1041, .IC b k P' k -equal contort. pabltriird Wert, ant At the atar-Otce, : 2 • •