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THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1821. • ?DICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ('Na &CLOCK per Cent. Cons. 75 is 5 / 4 -5 per Ct. N'a•? 109 108 "Ai India Bonds 645. pr.—Exch. Bills Ss. 4S: 2s. pr. Each. Bills small ss.rr.—Consols for Act. '76. . The Paris Papers of Wednesday, which arrived this foicuoon, throw scarcely any new light on the state of affairs between Russia and Turkey. The following um extracts: PARIS, SEPTEMBER 4._ - - -. • A report went about last night at the Opera, that a Conrier Extraordinary had arrived in the course of the day with the news.of the passage of the Piuth by the Russian army, and of the commencement of hos tilities between Russia and Turkey. This news has not much probability. Baron StrogonofF could, with (but inconvenience, remain embarked in the road of Constantinople till about the end of August, espe cially if it be true, as it is thought, that it was never in the intention of the Emperor to commence hostili ties before the Ist of September. It is presumable Clat war may have commenced, but it is not possible • that positive news of it could yet have arrived at Paris.—Coastiiutionnel. VIENNA, AUGUST 21 The last commercial letters from Odessa which Lave been received at Vienna, are of the 11th August. At that period Baron Strogonoff had not yet arrived, but he was daily expected. The movement for con centrating the Russian troops in Bessarabia goes on without ceasing. General Wittgenstein had reviewed he different divisions. New troops continue to arrive ii. Bessarabia, from the interior of Russia. AUGSBURGII, AUGUST 28. A French Officer, the bearer of important dis patches from Constantinople for Paris, has passed through lime. He left Constantinople on the 10th. ' and he states, that on the day before M. Strogonoff set out for Odessa. French Five per Cents.—Tuesday, 88fr. 20c. The Duke of YORK arrived ititown from Brighton on Thursday afternoon, at three o'clock. The KING has conferred the honour of Knighthood en E. S. LEES, Esq. Secretary to the Postmasters- General, Dullin. Lord DE CHABOT and Lord LOUVAINE sailed from llowth on Monday morning. His Excellency, Earl TALBOT, intends making a maritime excursion round the Irish coast. The LORD LIEUTENANT'S yacht is under preparation to receive hit Excellency and suite. Thursday the Duke of WELLINGTON, accompanied by the Marquis of WORCESTER, arrived at Apsley Ilouse from Paris, and left town the same day for StrathfiehLay, his seat in Hampshire. Yesterday Viscount Sit:mourn arrived at his resi dence in Clifford-street, from Ireland, and left town immediately to join his family, at their seat in Rich mond Park. The Hon. Lady Hann bad the misfortune to frac ture her leg and dislocate her ancle, last week, by a fall, whilst viewing the fine ruins of Castleacre ; her Ladyship was immediately after conveyed in her carriage to her seat of Stow Hall, in Norfolk, and is now doing well. Extract of a letter, dated Baroda (East Indies), April 4 We are all in a bustle here on account of the arrival of orders for our regiment to march on the 7th for Morassa, a place about 250 miles to the northward. When we arrive there, we are to be joined by some other regiments. What the nature of the service will be, or what sort of an enemy we shall have to encounter, we are quite uninformed." A letter from Amsterdam, dated the 4th instant, says—" The funds generally have this day risen fully one-half per cent. from the credited belief that Eng land will unite with Russia to annihilate the Turks, and so put an end to the war which was otherwise anticipated." A letter from Paris, of Monday last, says—" An event which might have led to very serious conse quences, was on the eve of happening ht.e e yesterday. The son of Marshal NET, a wild and handsome youth, in a most insulting manner sent a challenge to the Duke of WELetNuxoN, couched in the most offensive and disgusting language, charging that illustrious individual with the deliberate murder of his father. Of course the Duke took no notice of this insolence, but wisely treated it with the contempt it deserved, and sent no answer whatever to it. The youth, ex asperated at this result, and not being in want of partisans to urge him to still more desperate means to gratify his animosity, in conjunction with several Ex-Generals, resolved to publicly insult the Duke at the Opera, whither he was going in the evening.— Fortunately, however, theirintention got wind; and the Duke, on being informed of it, relinquished his intention of going; and thus for the present the mat ter has terminated. It is not easy to conceive the interest which this event has created among our po litical circles here ; every one is speaking of it, and it is supposed that it will give rise to some interference on the part of the Government. The individuals con cerned in it are at present out of the way." New SHrsLAND.—An article from St. Petersburgh, of the 15th Attust, says, " The nautical expedition commanded by Capt. BELLINGSHAUSEN, has ascer tained that the pretended Continent seen towards the Antarctic Pole, by an English navigator, is nothing btit a group of islands, of which the Russians have made the circuit." Yesterday the Surrey Jury made their survey of the banks of the Thames, in the new barge, and af terwards pal . took of a most excellent dinner at Black wall, and this day made their report to the LORD NAvon, at the Town-hall, Southwark. CARROLL is CONTRACTOR for the present MONEY I,l4tery, containing THREE THLRTY THOUSANDS, and iwi Lllui,h3 it, a Prize! MS MAJESTY'S RETURM DUNLEARY-.WEDITESDAY. At half-past eight this morning his MAssere's yacht was the first to weigh anchor and stand out to sea. Immediately after, the rest of the fleet followed, with the exception of the Regent yacht, which re mained in the harbour. About half-past nine the whole fleet seemed standing to the southward, and they will doubtless be able to weather the Tuskar' Light House, although the wind did not appear to very favourable. CHESTER-FRIDAY. We were yesterday evening favoured with the sight of a letter from Holyhead, dated the sth, which says, " I have been as far as Spencer's (the Hotel), and am informed that his MAtury and the Royal squadron are in sight, bound to Holyhead: we shall, therefore, be honoured with a sight of the Knso."—On Tuesday night there was a tremendous gale; and one of the Kilo's horses was killed by the heaving of the vessel. We are told, that a sm4ll tishitig-boat was run down by the Royal yacht, the crew of which escaped by holding to the rigging. Lord Sanstournimmediately ordered a very handsome sum of money for the poor fellows, by command of his Ilmatrrv, and directions were given to build a new boat. This is a royally noble trait of benevolence. PLY MOUTH—THURSDAY. We understand that official notification has been made to the Commander in Chief and the Commissioner of the Dock-yard here, that his MAJaaTir will visit this port on the 9th or 10th inst. on his return from Dublin to Portsmouth. His MAitaTY does not visit Wynnstay, or the Principality, on his return. ItcraescumesT.—Several whose interest, it was supposed, would be affected by the new arrange ments, were anxious to know whether the economical system would be extended to Ireland. The Dublin Journal gives the fiillowing information on that head: " Mr. Lestmorom has sent a circular, wishing an account of ' each Public Establishment in Ireland as it stood in 1797,distin. guishing the same under the following heads:-Ist. Names of persons.-2d. Salaries and fixed allowances.-3d. Fees.-4d. 1 Other emoluments.-sth. TotaL Deductions thereon, such as Ist. Taxes.-2d. Other deductions.-3d. Total deductions. And also, Ist. ..Vet amount of salaries, fees, and emonts..... W. Under what authority appointed-3d. Duration of Interest thereon.-4th. Pensions, places, or other employments.-sth. Net amount of pensions, places, or other employments. These queries are in a tabulated form, which' is dated the 15th of August, 11391." MELANCHOLY Acme:qt.—About three o'clock on Tuesday afternoon, Captain GARDINER, smack-owner, of Harwich, with a patty of friends, set sail in a boat to drink tea on board his vessel, lying at anchor in the harbour : when about a quarter of a mile from the shore, one of the women's bonnets was blown off, and in gibing the boat in order to get it (the wind blowing fresh), and the mainsheet fat on the contrary side, the boat upset, by which .Ireadful accident the wife of Captain GARDINER, his daughter, aged thirteen, an apprentice, of the age of seventagn, and Mrs. _Macs (who had a child in her arms about two years old), were unfortunately drowned. The Captain, his son, a youth of seven years of age, and an apprentice, to gether with another person, and Mrs. Micas's child, were preserved from a watery grave by boats from the shore, which went in every direction to render as sistance. This shocking event was witnessed by a number of persons on the beach, who had seen the party embark. The bodies only of Mrs. GARDINER and Mrs. Mites have been picked up. As the KING was stepping into his carriage on leaving Dublin, a Gentleman, 4ddressing him in the French language, wished him a good voyage and a quick return among his Irish subjects, by whom he is so much loved and venerated. His MAJESTY gra ciously made answer, in the same language in which he was addressed, "Je revkndrai bientot set, et ce sera won plus grand plaisir." The following circumstance, which occurred at the Stand House, during his MAJESTY'S visit to the Cur ragh, is highly expressive of the condescension of his MAJESTY :—One of the attendants happened to go into the room where the KING was, to look for his Excellency Earl TALBOT'S hat, when he incautiously took up that of the KING, and was going away with lit, which his MAJESTY perceiving, in great good (humour called out..- 44 Stop, stop, my good friend, that is my hat I" Lord Noaauftv, paying his duty to his MAJESTY M the late Levee, happened to slip, and fell on his knee. • Ilis MAJESTY most condescendingly assisted in raising him up, when the Noble Veteran humbly thanked the KINo, adding, " This is the second time your MAJESTY h as been pleased to give me a lift." ALDERMAN Dastute.—On Sunday evening, Lord FINGAL, who, with some other distinguished persons, was at the house of Mr. O'CoNNELL, received a mes sage from Mr. GRANT, acquainting him that he had a communication to make on the part of the Govern ment. His Lordship lost no time in waiting on the Chief Secretary, who apologised for sending for him at so unseasonable an hour, by stating that it was the wish of his MAJESTY, that what he had to im part should be made known to his Lordship, and through him to the Catholic Body, before his MA JESTY S departure from Ireland, which was fixed , for the following day. Mr. GRANT then proceeded to state, that Lord Stniroucm, by the directions of the KING, had sent for Alderman DA aunt, and made , known his MAJESTY'S strong displeasure at that Magistrate's conduct • at the late civic entertainment. Lord Stomootn, he added, had inquired into the character of Alderman DARLEY, and found that be fbre this transaction he way a meritorious officer: he had learned, besides, that he had a large family, and had expressed the strongest contrition for his offence. These considerations had induced his MA• JESTY to abstain, for the present, from mapking his displeasure in the most exemplary way, and to con fine the punishment of the transgressing party to a severe reprimand. In conclusion, Mr. GRANT stated, that though his MAJESTY wished it to be understood that in respect to this incident he acted altogether from his own feelings, he (Mr. GRANT) was never theless authorized by Lord Siosioutir and Lord TALBOT to state that the sentiments of their Lord ships relative to the circumstance altogether coincided with those of their Royal Master, and that the Go vernment of this country would be conducted on principles in accordance with tliese sentiments."— Du/din Paper. THE ARMY. The IltiniddilenDragorms left Dublin on Wednesday for their former quarters, llailinrobe, The 3d Regiment (or Buts), now stationed in Ireland. an ordered to Chatham they will eventually embark for New South Wales. NAPAL INTELLIGENCE. The Fast India Company's ship Kent. outward-hosed, was lo lat. SO. 43. S. lon. 33.1. W. on the lath April. The ship Duke ot P Lancaster, Captain Moaanne. sand from Colombo. Ceylon, for Liverpool an the 13th at March.— Passengers—Mr. W. Rom, of the Civil Service; Lint. Coin ed KetzT, of the 11311 Regiment; and StAXSUIVOCI MARSHALL. The shie d = (free trader), Captain JANIS Sonnmar, ar rimd at m the 17th of March, having sailed from _ _ - Portsmouth on the Bth of November, 1820. The following was the distribution of Ms Majesty's Nava Force in the East Indies, in April last :—The Learnmui, of 00 guns, Captain RICIIARMON, bearing the Sag of Rear-Admiral Sir MOIST BLacxwooo, But. was at Bombay, and to return to the harbour of Trincomalee. Ceylon, about the beginning of June. The Ltvzseoet., of SO guns, Captain F. Cowan, was at Cochin, ae the Malabar Coast; with the newly-launched teak-built fri- I gate ALLIGATOR.—The Torun, of 48 guns, Capdin Louver. in the Persian Gulf and the Red Sea.— The Font of 24 guns, Captain Lace, had sided from Trincomalee for Enibod. The George Symes. Busater, from Liverpool for Quebec, struck on Carney Point, near Portaferry, the 3d inst. and sus tained so much damage that the car:outwit be discharged. The Cairleton, CLARE. from Terceira, arrived at Fayal the 81st July, and on the 2d August was driven en shore and would not be got off without much damage. Livensnot., Sere. s.—The Camille., Maantatt., for Quebec, which was on shore, has been got off and returned to the River. The Malvina, for Toosberg, is on shore near the MBeHouse rocks. HARWICH Save. 6.—Arrived the Spes Nava. Glom, front Christiana, f or London , with loss of anchor and c able; and the Charlotte packet, with a Mail from Gottenburgh. Sem 7.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Wye. from the Me; and Prince of Orange packet. with a Mail from Holland. POSTS3IOOIII, Sarr. 7.—Wind S.W.—Sailed the Regulus transport, for the Downs. Cowes, Sur. 7.—Arrived and sailed again, the Mary, Alth orns., front London for New South Wales. Also arrival the Huard. CLAXTON, from Guernsey; leaky. DIAL, Sere 7.—Wind S.W.—Sailed the Pyrenees, , for Jam aica. Arrived and sailed for the River the Lord Cron swan, Aimee, for Jamaica. Remain the Rosalyn Castle, for New Brunswick ; floral Charlotte, for Halifax ' • London, for Quebec; Isabella, for the Cape ; Hambletonian. fur Sierra Leone ; Neptune. for Trieste ; Importer, for Gibraltar • and several others. Cuirrost-Hoess. Smooths 7.—Ships Entered Inwards: The Richard, from Denterara; Palladium, (rain St. Vincent's; Soma, ilium Oporto • Recovery, from the South Seas ; Sisters, froth Sunset* Cre ek; Ekanera, from Liverpool; Hope, from Har lingen; Active, from Naplee ; Ariadne, from St. Domingo; Ann, from Mem el ; Pros from Riga ; Duke of York, froin Quebec; Elizabeth, from Rotterdam ; Friends, from New York; Mary, Nelson. and Ann, from Jamaica ; Seneca, front Cadiz; Menai, from Marseilles; Tyne, from Monk • and Janc, from Cork.—Cleared Outwards : Ilope, for Dublin Echo, for St. Andrew's; John, foe Napes; Hope, fur Lisbon; and Am• phitrite, for Oporto. Lieutenant-General Sir THOMAS HISLOP, Bart. G.C.B. Commander-in-Chief at Madras, was to pro ceed to England, in the month of June last, in the new frigate ALLIGATOR. lately launched at Cochin. The establishment of Steam Packets from Brighton to France appears certain. The passage from London to Dieppe may then be made in 14 Lours; and the saving of distance, by land, to Paris, is of such import ance, that Brighton will become the resort of all tra vellers either going to or returning from the Continent. Friday five persons were amerced at Dover in the penalty of Ss. 4d. each, under an Act of Charles I. for playing at cricket on a Sunday; and two others, similarly fined, in default of payment, were exposed in the stocks. - - Alderman WOOD arrived at Amsterdam on the 4th instant, on his return from the funeral of her late MAJESTY. In all the towns and places which he passed, in his way through any, the same affec tionate regard for the late a e gri appeared to exist. Whenever the worthy Alderman was discovered by his passport, or otherwise, the inhabitants immedi ately crowded around, to speak of, to praise, and to express their regard for her; and at Osnabruck they flocked into his room at the inn, and many of the principal ones, among whom was the Chief Magis trate of the place, insisted on shaking hands with him, and on expressing their thanks for his attachment to her late MAJESTY. HAYMARKET TMEATRE:...-The Marria ge ef Figaro was performed last night: JONES Alnuroroa, DECAMP Figaro, the Countess Miss CAREW, Susannah Miu R. CORRI, the Page Mrs. CITATTERLEY. Miss CAREW played with lady-like ease and interesting expression, and sang with her usual skill. Miss R. CORM was generally and deservedly applauded in Susannah. Mrs. CRATTERLEY'S only fault, if fault it may be called, in the Page, was, that she looked like an ele gant and gallant young Officer who had seen the town, rather than like a beardless and bashful boy. Her acting was full of vivacity and archness. The other characters were efficiently supported, and on the whole the Opera was well got up. Sadler's Wells Theatre was last night honoured by the presence of the LORD MAYOR and a distinguished patty, who was greeted upon his entry with the cheers of an overflowing and fashionable audience. The exterior of the Theatre was very brilliantly illu minated, forming the City arms, &c. The whole of the Entertainments went off with their usual eclat; the superior acting of Mrs. EcenxoN, as Meg Mari lies, in the Gypsey of Derncleugh, drew forth re peated bursts of applause. ALARM OT FIRS AT ens COZURG Tneavent.—Yesterday, Clark, an °Aker, brought up to Union flail a well-dressed wo man of the town, that be had taken up the night before, for having, with some of her companions, raised a cry of" Fire !" at the Coburg Theatre during the perforrnahce. The officer described the confusion created amongst the audience by the ay feed by the defendant and her associates, as meat alarming, and Only, for a time, to have produced very serious consequences, es the audience rushed out from all parts of the house to the dterror. —A Gendeman who was present corroborated' eer's statement, and said some of the persons in the gal lery etteally jumped out of ; and that, but for the very prompt mei peeper conloct of the performers, who all came on the Sage sod remeimed until they satisfied the audience that it was a false alarm, the consequences might have been dreadful—The CAer bed nothing to offer in her defence, and the Magistrate, admonished her on the heinousness of her offence, in giving a false alarm, by which the lives of many persons were endangered, ordered her to be confined for one month in the House of Correction.—The defendant complained bitterly of the punishment, but the worthy Magistrate assured her, that if she made a good use of her time while in confinement, she would be much the better for it. Thursday information was given at Queen-square Office of a most extensive burglary having been conunitted in the house of Mr. TRITON, Chester-street, Grosvenor-place. The robbers had effected an entrance without alarming the family or the watch man, and passed through a great part of the house, and at length arrived at the Butler's pantry, where they broke open the plate chest, rantatked it, and succeeded in carrying off 82 pieces of va luable plate; they also forced open a desk, out of which they stole £6O in Bank of England notes,; a gold watch, and a slum ber art nirmorauslum-, sti ith whi c h they sunke they escape. SPORTING INTELLIGENTE. BETTING 8001 r, SEPTEMBER 4. _ sr. LIMES. to a apt Gustavus 11 to t apt My LA I ' Ste 1 apt Jack Spiggot 16 to I apt Alti*iclorae. to 1 apt Statesman 17 to 1 agu Sandbeck tot apt Arington From 25 to 40 to 1 apt Lunatic and Saditr's idly PanarA and others expected to start ; 6 tot apt the Seld. Dues !Oman Sracts.--1: to 1 apt Ikesald. ARCHERY. The Derbyshire Bowmen held their Annual Meeti e: ha week at Kedleston Inn, a spot admirably adapted for the p pose commandin at once a prospect highly picturesque, aar.rkt affording an exent level foe the targets, on one pan of which a line band of snide was stationed. The shooting cm:irritated at one o'cleck, and the contest for the prises situ admirable. The Ladles' Prises were won by Miss Bort and Miss J. Q tu. the Gentlemen's by the Bev. I. Huse and Wm. klcsaar, F ie T he d rea m of both Ladies and Gentlemen displayed roseh ts 4 an d elegance, and excited the admiration of the numerous set, rounding spect..eurs. At five o'clock the DOWMerl and Lah ti partook of au elegant dinner, and the Company did not pan wita a late hour. Amongst the splendid carriages on the ground were those of the Duke of Davos:smite, the Earl of ilasavi Gtoa . 1.014 SCAUDALt, Lord KDINAIRD, and the Hun &scum UNITED MEETING. Tuesday sennight the United Meeting of the tollility an/ Gentry of the cosndes of Aberdeen, Forfar, Kincardine, all Banff, commenced At Aberdeen , and centintsd, a s naval, a the three following days. The company, although not nume rous, was highly respectable. The Ordinaries and Balls at A... Dasacees and Dinueseta's were graced by a brilliant and fa.his a . able assembbge, and went cif in excellent style. The sports to the turf. for which the weather was highly favouralik, wer e , very gratifying to the persons of all ranks assembled; and the week's amusement altogether proved a scene of gaiety and am joyment to the company present. The following are the pull ashes of the Races, some of which were excellent and well contested. • TUESDAY, AUCtST 28. The Races commenced with the Caledonian Welter Sta Wet ri 20p. each, h. ft. foe any horse, mare, or gelding, 12st. Tea miles. Maules br.g. Harlequin, aged - . Sir W. Maxwell's b. b. Archibald, 5 yrs old - . g Sir A Itamsay's b. h. Egßoston, aged - . 3 Mr. Farquharson 's ch. h. Lancaster, a yrs old - t Lord Kennedy's Hospitality, G yrs old - - $ This Race was well contested, and won by half a neck, Did not name—Major Leith ihy, Lord Salmon, Marquise( Handy, Sir D. Monerieffe, Mr. Dingwall, Mr. Barclay Ali. dyer, Sir James Carnegie, Major Fife, Sir James Gord o , Capt. W. Gordon, Lord Aboyne. A Gold Cup of 100 gs. being SOgs. given frotn the Ladle,' Sd scription, with 50gs. added from the funds of the Meetin g , for horses bred in either of the four Counties. Two miles Sir D. Moncrieffe's eh. m. Betsy, yrs old - . 1 Sir A. liamsay's ch. c. No One, 4 yrs old - g Mr. Mule's ch. b. Brother to Bolivar, 3 yrs old ISOM WEDIIESDAT, AUGUST 2D. A Sweepstakes of 20gs. each, p.p. for horses that have tees et. gululy hunted during the preceding season. Gentlemen hem 12st. Two miles. Mr. Maule's br. g• Hatleirin, aged { walked over. Did not name—'Lord kennedy, Lord Sahoun, Mr. Cruick shank., Sir W. Maxwell, Sir A Moocrieffe. A Purse of 50gs. given by the Members for the Counties d Aberdeen and Kincardine, for all ages. Two miles Sir 1). 11. Blair's b. c. Milton, 4 yrs old - 0 1 t Sir A. Ramsay's b. g. Monteith, syn old - 02 dr An eseelkst race, the second heat won by half ant& nausisomr, AUGUST O. A Purse of 50p. given by the Lord Lieutenant of Abessiseb sblre, tor all ages. 12st. Two miles. Sir A. Ramsay's b. b. Egli/4ton, aged, walked over. A Purse of 50gs. then by the Members for the two Distrbod Burghs connected with the Meeting, for all ages. Two tan. Sir A. Ramsay's b. h. 'Winston, aged - - I Sir D. Moncrieffe's ch. en. }Winston won the heat, b ut short of weight the Stew,. suds adjudged the Race to Belay. rantar, AUGUST 33. A Purse of 51p. given by the Member for the County of F. far, for Scotch bred bones of all ages. Two miles. Sir D. H. Blair's b. c. Milton, 4 yrs old Sir A. Ramsay's Egtingtoni gad This was as excellent race. A Handicap Stake of 25gs. each (Sp. ft.), with 50gs. added by the Preses of the Meeting, Open to all horses that have vas on any day during the Meeting. Two miles. Bessy, 6 yrs old, 7st. 121 b. . I Monteith. 5 yrs old, 7st. toib. - s Lancaster, 6 yrs aid, 7st. 71b. - - I The following, among other distinguished . personages and is. I:lilies, were present at the Meeting:—Marquis of Tweeddale. Manilla of Handy, Lord Aboyne, Lord and Lady SAGA, Dowager Lady Moon and Hon. Miss Fraser, Lord Niche, Lord and Lady Kennedy, Lord and Lady James Hay, Hos. Mr. Mende, Hon. Colonel Ramsay, Hon. Opt. William Goe. don, Sir Thomas Trowbridge, R.N. Sir David Mamie& ; Sir Alexander Ramsay, Bart. Sir Robert Barclay, K.C.B. Sir Ales. aader Bannerman. Bart. General Hay, General Sir Ronald Fer gana, General Burnett, Captain Farquhar, R.N. Captain Gor don, R.N. Captain Shepherd, R.N. and family, Captain N. Duff, R.N. Captain Scott, R.N. Colonel Wood et Baschory. Colonel Knight Erskine of Pittodrie, Colonel D. Forbes. Cols• net Duff of Fetteresso and family, Major Leith Hay. Maier Ho. derson and Lady, Major Mitchell of Asbgrove, Captain ail Mrs. Stirling, Captain Thomas and Robert Hanay, Glyn& Archibald Douglas, Captain William Gordon of Fakery, Capri Hunter, Captain Forbes, Captain Webster ' Captain Fletcher, Mr. Skene of Shane, Mr. Taylor of Kirklonhill, Mr. and Mn Farquharson of Finsean, Mr. Rose, Mr. Cruickshank of Last ley Park, Mr. Dingwall of Brucklaw and family, Mr. William I.PDenvall Grant of Arndilly, Mr. Menzies of Pittoddels, Cruickshank, younger, of Langley Park, Mr. W. li. Dowlir gin, Mr. Gordon of Auchlunlei, Mr and Mrs. Gerdy@ at Cairnbulg, Ma Boswell of Kiagcausie, Mr. Burnett, your. of Leys, Mr. Duff of Cutter, Mr. James lanes Mr. and Nes Cummins, Mr. Mans fi eld of blidinar, Mr. M'P herson, lir.sai Mrs. Bannerman of Crimontnogate, Mr. and Mrs. Burnett of Park, Francis Leslie, Rsq. Mr. and Mrs. Young of Cash& Mr. Madden and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lurnsden of Tiled" Mr. Nisbet, Mr. Gordon of Prate, Mr. Keppel, J. P. Gad* Rs+ Mr. Raensay of Barra and the Misses Ramsay, Sir. quhart, Mr. Scott, Mr. Douglas, Ste. Ste. 1 . II .. I I BIRTHS. At Newport, Isle of Wight, o the 7th besot, doe Zald John Cooke, Esq. of a daughter. At Cork, in the 28th ult. Mrs. Stephenson, 45 CIP :11 Stephenson, 6th Dragoon Guards, of a daughter. , MARRIED. At Cawnpore, Bengal, on the 6th of February, Lieu James Wright, of the xsth Regiment, to Jane Buck% dastiod of John Campbell, Esq. of Inver-liter, Argyieshire, if. a The sth inst. Joseph Kirkpatrick, Jun. Esq. banker, PI Nor.; port, Isle of Wight, to Maria Isabella, daughter of J oll2 s ''' lo patrick, Esq. of Paris. DIED. On Wednesday last, the Rev. George Cort., es t ! Residentiary of the Citledral of Hereford, is t he 6ith yar d his age. Thursday, the 6th instant, to the unutterable grief of bit If' flirted husband and family, a few hours atter giving birth to I still-born son, Bridget, the belovedbrife of James I lugo 618 well, Esq. of Dentinck-street, Manchester•square, in them rear of her age. At Point de Calle, Island of Ceylon, on the 6 t h of Ars Major J. M. Truter, of the Id Ceylon Regiment, bo o law of J. Barrow, Esq. of the Admiralty. August 26, at Barrowmuirhead, near Edinburgh, Anne PO wife of Major A. Rose. August 28, at Clyde Buildings, in his I lith year, Mr. TO Aitchison, Student of Medicine, second sou of Hr. Aitchison, writer in Glasgow. - - —. HIGH.WATERst LONDON BRIDGE Te-uvim 74 'turning . - 0 minutes tiff 11 - ....--.-----. it _ Afternoon ..l____---________.%-• _ .- • _- _ _ _ LONDON ; Prin•rd end oublishrd by Levu Sem Flo' el.,‘, Torpl•-s.c. Nv Bna 10.780. This day were In One Volume, sm a ll Octal ESSAYS on the FORMA' TION of OPINIONS, , Printed for It. Hunter, Pears Church-yard. This day was pi to Quarto, illustrated with Twenty-i price £E3 13s. CH AHISTORY of the Bit Geography, Commerce, Colo butts, &c. &c. By JAMES TIEN Recently from Sou Printed for the Author, and pub Bees, Orme, and Brown, London. NEW VOYAGE ROUN' KOTZEIWE's Ions;-expect CoVERY has just been reeds ration is preparing for the Two early Nov VOYAGES and Taavats with C price 3k. 6d. each. Professor NECERIt de SA ['SMITE'S aid the Ilt•bricki are in preparatiou i , follow Kotzebue 's Voyage. Five Volumes of this interesting at one guinea each, half-houn'l ; particular Work tray be haJ, at SS. 1 Publishml by Sift liu:/taau be had of all I.l43oksvllurs. JONAS ON fiffif This day war r istilimbed, Third Edi PirHE 1)181IL1.ER'S QUID Will)le ART a IhsTlLLATtolli mimes Branches; with genuine Itt.tips iollands Gin, and .19 sorts of Compo us Waters. by Distillation, Agitation. Sewing the best Method of Distilling; Spices, an 4 Ar•mutie 'Naas kitish Wines. By PETER JO' Lnn,1 , ...n: Printed for Sherwood,S; w, and (Ming and rage, Took' Just public.. y C. CIIAPPLII, Bookseller to his Ilizhnesses the Dukes of York • bray y. Pa!!-mall, r - IXI'EDIENCE: a Satire, LI Price ss. AL 1. NapoLon, and other l'oento, Laid& t. high Digth a Satire, addri Gd. 5. My Lodger's Legacy ; toeing hn Bobbin, the younger, ss. boards., 4. London ; or, the Tritoapit of ' 5. Esculapeian Secrets Rove .led ; rmitions to the Nlttlie3l Profession, ~sly.coloured Frontispiece. EDI N13E111611 ENCYi his day was published, h.andsomely lustrated by Fifteen beautiful Drawings, Volume XV. Patt 1. (pi lIIHE EDINBURGH ENG L. Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, a re. Conducted by D.l V ill E ondon and FAlitiburgb, &c. &c. omen itt Science and I.iterat The principal Articles in this [half % lysore, Mythology, Naples, Natural nd Navigation, MAN:A:aids, New( we Newton. rp A few Copies arc splendidly per, with Proof Impressions of the art, in boards. Printed for Wm. Blackwood, and irgh • John Murray ; B a ldwi n , Cr.o ieba;dsun, London ; anti the other Pl r. Oliphant, D. Brown, Ander son al id J. Thomson and Co. Edinburgh; . Clark, Aberdeen ; J. Cuuuning, kNKRUPTS' STOCK T MILLARD respectfully • Families, and Country Dealers, vgular Trade in Foreign and Ilritiblt tat commenced the purchase of, andl Ilankrupts' Stocks ; by which arrangt , n Insure to his Friends in particular, ar 'nation of the advantage the present oods at the cost price, and others at he cost price. Those who buy to s.l If the advantage to be derived front the Stock now selling off consists of I null, and Bunk Muslins, from 1.33. to rank each; 850 pieces of Checked an 4s. the piece; 30 pieces of Ilettillas; liuslins, at 7d. per yard ; 2(0 at Bd. 6J 40 at 18d. 402 at 244. 613 piece% Iris andry Table Linen and Super Rile Br' 11-wide Printed Cambric% "Unsling, )resaes in Colours and White, Sc. wi t Goods soiltql are rated in ants must he taken in the lengths t' No. 16, Cheapside. :ROFULOUS AND SCORBL DrA R SI It, CONSIDER it nothing but communicate to you a short ac , xvil . . •etable testimonial; which I have la:e) rut. ANTISCORBUTIC DROI ndene of the increased sale of the e I speaks highly in their favour, I Ls is of witnessing their beneficial dr tat respectability in this town and n X, almost incredible the number of e efficacy of your medicines, which mare at perfect liberty to make Ivl ter, and it will give me pleasure to ral well-known individuals, who, as teeth/zed at the relief they have obt.th I shall he happy to answer any ingli by letter, post paid, and believe me, - Your's, very . JOSEPH 1111 Bookseller, II To 41t. John Lignum, Surgeon, M 1 The above Medicines are particular fleeted with Scrofulous or Scorbutic us forms, Eruptions on the Ewe, 111c1 iseases arising from Impurity of t'!, tarkable and well.attested Cures, see ound each bottle. These Drops are sold in moulded Gd:and 11 s. by Mr. Lignum, r; and by J. an d C. Evans, 42, 1441 utton and Co. Dow Ch urc h -y:tr d ; tarket ; T. and C. Butter, 4, Cheat, .i 'aura Church-yard, London ; Huth r reet, Newb ery and Sons, 4, Dame. rtd J. Baxter, South-bridge, Edinbur4 1 .1 J. Ilaxtee; Italian AVatebouse, GI 'enders. Of whom also may be had, Mr. Li r all Scorbutic Eruptions, price 2e. !sJ %. B. Mr. Lignum's numerou.i prui'e wit th e poi, ibility of Lis attending 1 4:s the tttial compliant; or a /.:1 it •Nv BEA 10.780. This day were p In One Volume, small Octa ESSAYS on the FORMA TION of OPINIONS, Printed for It. Hunter, Succes hul's Church-yard. This day was p to Quarto, illustrated with Twenty- price £3 13s. 6, AHISTORY of the BR Geography, Commerce, Colo bants, &c. &c. By JAMES lIF., Recently from Si' Printed for the Author, and pub Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. NEW VOYAGE ROUN IVOTZEBUE's long-expect COVERY has just been reed lation is preparing for the Two early New VOYAGES and Teams with I price :is. 6d. each. Professor NMI:RR de SAI'SWITEN and the I Itbricki are in preparation, fellow Kotzebue 's Voyage. Five Volumes of this interesting at one guinea each, half-bowel ; particular Work may be had, at r Published by Sia Ricitaau PIIILLI be had of all Booksellers. JONAS 0 --- N This day was Published, Third THE DIS'IILI.EIPS GIRD Whole An: of Dts - xitt.srios various Branches; with genuine Itt.ti - ilollands Gin, and .19 sorts of Corn ow. Waters, by Distillation Agitation spewing the best Method of Distilling Fruits, Spices, and Areenatic Mutts British \Vines. By PETER JO Lontbn: Printed for Sherwatsil,N, • row, and Ming and rage, Tooley-st Just publi ny C. Clarets, Bookseller to his Highnesses the Dukes of York braty, EXPEDIENCE: a Satire, Price 3s. A I. Napoleon, and other Poems, by boards. 2. High Binh a Satire, addict Gd. 5. My Lodger's Legacy ; being • Thu Bobbin, the younger, .ss. boards. 4. London ; or, the Triumph of CZ 5. Esculapeian Secrets Revealed ; Invinitions to the Medical Profession, 'musty. coloured Frontispiece. EDINBURG!! UNCY This day was published, handsomely lustrated by Fifteen beautiful ' Drawings, Volume XV. Part I. (p THE EDINBURGH ENC Dictionary of .fns, Sciences, tore. Conducted by DAVID BR E London and Edinburgh, &c. &c. 1 tleinen enth,ent itt Science and Literat The princip al Articles in this Half Mysore, Myt hology, Naples, Natural land Navigation, Netherlands, Newc Isaac Newton. Cf.. A few Copies arc splendidly p Paper, with Proof Impressions of the Bart, in boards. Printed far Wm. Blackwood, and burgh • John Murray ; B a ldwi n , Cra Richardson, London ; and the other I' W. Oliphant, D. Brown, Andel sun ai and J. Thomson and Co. EtlinburOt ; G. Clark, Aberdeen ; J. Cumming, Belfast. BANKRUPTS' STOCK '1 I - MILLARD respectfully i V • Families, and Country Dealers regular Trade in Foreign and British has commenced the purchase of, and Bankrupts' Stocks ; by which arrange, insure to his Friends in particular, an nuatlon of the advantage the present .• Goods at the cog price, and others at • the cost price. Those who buy to s.l of the advantage to be derived from The Stock now selling oil clusists of Mull, and Bonk Muslins, from 153. to yards each ; 850 pieces of Checked an )4s. the piece; 580 pieces of Ilettillas; Muslin*, at 7d. per yard ; 203 at Bd. 6 340 at 18d. 482 at 245. 613 pieces lii sundry Table Linen and Superflhe fir. ell-wide Printed Cambric% Mitslins, Dresses in Colours and White, &c. 'lticleto—'lohe Goods soiltql are rated in I awls mast he taken in the lengths the Ibio. 16, Cheapside. lICROFU LOUS AND sconntrr DrA R Sic, Birmingh ICONSIDER it nothing but communicate to you a short acecem apeetable testimonials which I have la:e lit your ANTISCORBUTIC 0110 pendent of the Increased sale of the e tell speaks highly in their favour, I la hides of witneuing their beneficial dr treat respectability in this town and n fact, almost incredible the number of She efficacy of your medicines, which Yon are at perfect liberty to make w letter, and it will give me pleasure to vent well-known individuals, who, as unleashed at the relief they have obtti I shall he happy to answer any ingai if by letter, post paid, and believe me Your's, very rase JOSEPH Bookseller, 1 round Li ove r d 16 : :atfo o een..nn l a flea:a l b : lca tih tlbßeontm g n misnr u ne. m ns: in , tag nthrp t eu u upr r imi ! tar t e ,yc o eNi o n : f , ou .1 ' 6l r li pa e u c l t d sarkable ( and th w Scrofulous eI- a t te s te d or C Bc ur o es r , bu se f e ic le. 4 y T hese Drops are sold M moulded s oar t le r r ert ; mark e t aju ,N;eTbwy.beajnrd.yandaendijCßa S o ns,l, 0 . 0 i t tu t n e rv d e ca , o l7 4 : l 4 s; l CheaplDarll'2l;nt elit r :a ' • and J. Baiter, South-bridge, Edinbor and J. Rate- Italian Warehouse, GI fat Of t v ; whom rt lic.,,oir,ic:uiatlijrbcnErinltyauyopftibonehihssa,a(plil:cielzri;:isgi. N•l3 Mr. Lignum's numerou, prui', )1.1.r:s utAial compliant: :f.:l II