Star. — London, England, 1810-10-20 00:00:00

SP~Rt INC lATFLLIGPNCZ. ' NEWNLIKKET srr(lm) *`C MEER MEETING, 1810. ii lititfax ocTOlsra 19. Majnt Wheatley's brairsble, 9st. I.lb. heat Mr. Andrews's Thorn, Bst. 91b. It. M 100m...e5 , to lon Bramble. Lord IKinnaird's Dandy. 80. 5%. beat Mr. Payne 's e. by Go banns, nut of Chester's sister, ti a. I lib. 'Ab. M. 200 gs. h. ft.- 7 to 4 on Daody. The Third Class of the Orlando Stakes of SOgs. each. D. M. Lord Jersey's Rohla, 4 yn old, 9st. Mb. - - I lord Lowthur's Ape*, 5 yrs old; 94. Ge.n.Govrer mimes Harpneraies. 9 yes old, igen. - - m Mr. Andrew's Thorn, aged, Pet. Ch. - .- Pd Mr. Craven names Perenette, fl yrs old, s.t. I Vb. - pd Six to 4 on RoSt.s.:—Ten declared forfeit. fisgeepstakes of 200 r. each- Arrow the Flat. Duke of Cretan's Pope, Bst 71b. - - Lord Fnley's Spariard, Bst. Xlb. - - Mr. Lake's Brinania, 7st. 191 b. .• - - Sto I asst. Pope-3 to lon Snaniard-5 to 1 agst. Britannia. Sweepstakes Of 107tS. each, for S-yr okls, Tst. Vb. 4-yr olds, Kit. ..71b. 5-yr olds, 9sr Slb. fi-yr olds and aged, Ost. 81b. D. M. - Lard Foley's c. by Eagle, S yrs old - - - - 1 General Gower's Genseric, 3 yrs old . . - - 0 - I.ord I.riwther's Cerbern .1, svt.4l - - - Mr. Blolfe"s Queen rf shrbs, by Alexander the Great, • 1 . 2 3 6 Tr- , obi F.mily, 9 yrs old Mr. Andrew's Thorn, a 7, d - • tt to 1 irt. Lord Foley. Puke of Rutlami's Pat. 11b. Neat Shakespear's Knave of Clubs, Sic. 0.11). Ab. M. SCirs;-.4 to 4 agst Sslvator. . DUMFRIE 3 R ACir.z.-(Com Meted fro* Monday's STAR.) TUESDAY, ocroita 9. A Maiden Plate of 50 Onions for all ages, two Mile hears. Mr. Cumn:ing's b, c. by 7ohn : Bull, 9 yrs.eld, Gst. 71b. 1 1 Mr. liell's ch. c. 3 an. old. Est. 71h. - . 2 3 Mr . Storry's ch. m. 4 yrs nl4l, 7st.. 91b. - - 3di Mr. Coat's cli. f. 3 yrs old, fist. 71b. . - - 4• '2 Mr. Yourg's ch. ni. Pairoui, 6 yrs old, 9st. - 5 4 Same Day, a Put's:: or 3();•.•s. for A yrs old, the hest of three two mile heats-Colts to curry goy. 51b. Fillies Bst. 1 21 h. JA Mcnitgomerir's ch. f. Ayrshire Lass, 3yrs old, gst.2lb. 3 1 1 Mr Ridley's hr. c• Souvenir, 3 yss old, Sit. 21b. - 12 2 Mr. C. Ciraliara's h. f Mrs. Frigid, S yrs old, Bst. 21b. 23 3 A Match he! ween Major Hart, of Castlemilk, and Mr. Crichton, ot Friars Carle, 50r.s. each, p. p. Masterson. Major Hart roccived frteit from Mr. Ctickton.. . WEDNESOAT. OCTOitlt 10. Ore liundrid Guineas for all ages, Mares and Geldings allowed 91b:•-s•nve mile heats. Mr.. Baillie's h. f. Pentlope, 4 yrs old, 7st. 131 b. • '3 1 1 I,d Mon•gomerje's eh. f. Diana, 4 yrs old • Ost. 131 h. 1 4 3 Sir CharleaDonelas's b. g. R oyal Prince, 4 yrti old, 7st.l Sib. 5 2 2 I.d Stilthilsore's b. m. Rernembrario, Syr, old. Hat. 91h. 2 dr LA Eglington's ch. f. Bit of Taman, 4 yrs old, 7st. 131 b. 4 -3, i A • A Purse of sags. for all ages-the best of three .4.mile heats. Id Bellisrren'sls. f. by Hambletonian, 4 yrs old, 7sr. 61b. . 1 1 Mr...Cttoming's b. eby Pensioner, 4 yrs old, 7st. Mb. - 2 S • ' - THURSDAY, ACTORER 11. A Plate of Sets for all ages. The winner to be sold for 150 gs. . If demanded, within a quarter of an hour after the nee. 'The owner of the 'esond horse first entitled. Two-wile heats.. .d Mon , gomt.rie's hr. e. by Waxy, 4 yrs old, 'r st. Illb.' 7 1 1 C. D•uglaci's b. h. Palafoß, '4 yrs old, 7st. 31b. (r. I.amb's h. in..Creoping Janift, *6 yrs o ld , P st t 1 $ 2 • 2 dr r.Walton's b. c byl , en'ytmlerance, 3 yrs old, est.lolb. S ,dr Mr. Bell's ch. e. 3 yrs old, Get. tutb. . 4 I• 3 'Mr. :Coat's eh. f. 3yrs *old, 6st. 10Ib, . 3 4di Ur. Henderion's hr. m.Grema'Green,4 yrs old, 7st. Bib. 6 5 4 A Purse of segs. giyen by the Hunt, for horns that have been. reply* hunted in Scotland,.pd the property Ofpfiember 01..1be Hunt sis moptits before runnirtg,who never YOU plate . or st*es.(lountyrs plate apti awltopstakes extevtielptiO !i , i , tTy 22,t. each-.,fotinakilelmkr s. ..- . . .Mr. Baillie ib. h.:Heart of r Oalt, 6 Yrkold , -.' • l 1 Ld.Elphlstston's 'ch. I . by hialer ROTA; ". - 1 i . ,4 2 Ihrt on aceourit of Mr gaillie's lione not being qualikiallik i ls . , . . : • rots r, tab .purse was given to_his Lord%lsip's. ItRIDAT,QqTelasa it.. A Pt rse nf 100g14 for all . ages-*e 'beat or three 4.anile heats. Ld Sfrathmore's h. in. Remembrance, 5 yrs. fat.. 131. 1 1 Air C. Ilotslas'sb, g. Royal,Prince. 4 yrs s old4st. 21b. 2 dr. Mr-Hamilton's - cll. f. by John Bull, S yr5.01d,..541.,41b. • ' .2 r.. -- SATURDAY, O.CTORRR IM. Punt of Fifty Guineas for all ages-h.t.st of three 4-ml le heats. 'IA ~ifeliaeven!, h.f. by liambletonian, 4 yrs old, lit. sib. . 2 11 ,A . srotpsAkes of Five Guineas each, p. p. with Twenty-five Gulp liras added from the R acing' Fund, for all ages; one 2 miliss. . Mr. W. t. Graham's b,f..late Stella, by ,L'Orient, S yrs old; • jsr. lip,. . -.. .. !• - .; .i 'VI Meintgomerie's ch. f.Diana, by iseningbroisgh, 4 in old; ' • , Ist. 41b. k - - - - -. ' • )1. ' '. A • ,;air C. Douglas' b. c.• Palafox, by Delpini, .4 yrs did, ;etc 41b. ' '3 Ld Mootgonierie's Rover, and Sir D. H. ,akit's Ailiie Mak% by John ILO, paid forfeit. . Same Day, a Match between Sir Charles Douglas's k k. Pak kx, by Delpini, nst. 216. agst. Mr. Fenwick's g. c. the Priest. kr Plowder, tot. 100 gs. each, li. ft. 3 miles. Sir Charles received. forfeit from Mr. Fenwick. Nothing could exceed the sport afforded by the races during the week, which from the very fine weather that prevailed, were freqttented by an immense num ber of Spectators. We have already noticed the un common sport afforded by the races of Monday, and we have to add, that those of Tuesday and Saturday were equally good, being most keenly contested, and some of the heats gained by a few inches only. The knowing ones were in general taken in. The company, during thil week of festivity, was ~ tunierotts and splendid, nor do we even recollect so - many strangers on any similar occasion. The follow ing were present : ii he Noblemen and Gentlemen of the Caledoniant Hunt, Farl of Dalhousie., Lord ot Elphinsto:e, Lord Viscount Maitland, Lord Viscount Douglas, Sir Wm. Cunningham, Sir D. Hunter Blair, Sir James Baird, Sir John lio,•e, Sir H. Dalrymplt -Hamil ton, Ales. Maclean, Esq. Robert Hay, Esq. Captain J. Oswald, Captain W. Hops Johnstone, R. Alex . 0.4a1d, Esq. R. D. Mac (l9 Cell, Esq. Arch. Campbell, Esq.; Colonel Blair of Blalr, and Captain J. Hunter Blair. The Ordinaries at the King's Arms and George Inns; and the public breakfasts by Mr. M'Clurc were . 'elegant and stiniptuotis, and gave great satisfaction to the aitherolii; genteil, ' Off-fashionable company that attended them: Oa Wednestlayi Iso ladies and gentlemen sit "doWn to chnnerin ths King's Arms, wherea hurtl e was served up as part of thirepast, and I between 90 and 100 partook of the public breakfast.'' -The assemblies viefetriiiktigd, thfisiating of about . . 200, and ex'aibiting a great iiisplaY of fashion and . beauty from the town, the connty, and the stewartty. POLICE, fie. CO S IV.ACES. • The circumstance which we stated on Tssisdai last of the very gnus and quid process for a divorce, which is now in progress in the Commissary Court of,Edin- • burgh; at the suit of Lady I'. against her husband, has given rise to considerable .curiosity and discussion in all the fashionable circle:. • WltAt! it is inquired, Can an English couple, born • and tharried on the South side of the Tweed, without property or habitual residence in Scotland—and even . where the faux par has taken place in England, by merely passing over the river, and taking up their abode for six weeks in that dekeujii/country, avoid all the trouble, expence, and difficulty of 1 1. A process in Doctbr's Contwns for a Divorce a mci,:a et there ; Y. A suit in the King's Bench on an Action of Damovs for trim. mt.; and . . . "..an Application to ,Parliament for a divorce e vincule matri nrwill ? _ _ Yes—and by the sentence of the Commissary they may be as perfreqy disjoined, separated, relieved, and made single and happy, as if they had. undergone all the notoriety and inquisition of that most :crop:lour or deal the House of Lords. The fact is aetually proved in this memorable in stance.• Titre, it requires a certain degree of COM / 1.41. 7 ;,. :ante on both sides. If the Lady means to-complain, the. Caro Sposa must be so accommodating as to be found within the Jurisdiction of the Court, that he may be served with a summons to com/sear; and on the other side, that he may be able to marry the object of his Criminal passion, his earo Silota must not name her in the tibeii but must declare her perfect ignorance of the creature that has robbed her of all her happiness— unless, indeed, to satisfy her conscience, the husband should be so polite as to submit to an extra infidelity with some :tray beauty wh.) may allow for a guinea Or two, the requi.,:te proof to be given; and that the Lady may safely take the very solemn oath which'is required on the occasion. We should be glad if any of our Scots Correspon dents would transmit us a copy of the oath ; fir, we believe, that the party complaining, imprecates on his or her head all the curses contained in Deuteronomy, if there is any collusion in the case. 1 Our readers well recollect the moral and rigorous obstacles to divorce, which have .been established as re gulations to the order of procee:!inp, , s in the House of Lords. It is now a treinstz lour tribunal for any fashion able pair to resort to. There are nr: f.icititie: to be found there ; and we should not xvon,:gr, W in the ; next Session of Parliament this northern door should. be made to creak on its hinge:. • to*-liittPL- 7 Yesterdity Meme l and 13ory. The eldest not 14, were charged: with cutting the shop window of Mr. Wakelin, jeweller, in Holborn, and stealing therefrom three zoll seals, and were commit ted for re-examination. MANSION House.—Yesterday G. Wier, 14 years of age, was charged with stealing a great number of vahiable account books, from the counting house of Messrs. Corry and Co. at No. 63, Broad-street, which were purchased by a Mr. Yarrow, cheesemonger, in the same street, at the rate of 4d. .and sd. per lb. Mr. Corry stated, that luspicion filling on Weir, he was taxed therewith, and under promise of for giveness, confessed the robbery, and stated that he had sold them as above described. , Yarrow pleaded ignorance of any thing improper in the purchase, and that being unable to read writing, he was unacquainted with the value of the articles. The LORD Matoa, however, deemed it necessary to hold him to bail, .and bound the parties over to, bring forward Weir as an evidence. Wood and his wife,charged with robbing the coml., ting-house 41derman Atkins, were again. put. to the bar, when thefoilber evidence was read over, and the husbana fully committed, and his wife discharged, being a femme eairuirte. • GUlLDHALL.—Yesterday two slaughtering butchers were charged with placing their carts on the foot path, in Warwick-lace, to the great annoyance of pas sengers. The nuisance arising in this neighbourhood from the stench and filth emanating from the slaugh ter houses and carts, as well to the comfort as the health of the inhabitants, h.ts long been a subject of serious evil. The present complaint, however, was brought forward by the parish, merely as a caution, and not by way of punishing the parties. The Al derman, therefore, informed them that .their carts might have been sent to the Green-yard, and them .selves subject' to a ',malty ; but, owing to the leni ency of the complainants, he would discharge them for this time, warning them not to be guilty of the same offence again, and hoping they. would also CAD lion theiracquaint ance not to be guilty of a like offence. HATiON GARDEN.—Yesterday S. Clements under went I final examination, charged with stealing out of a field at Stoke Newington, a brown gelding, the pro perty of Mr. Thomas Jarmain, and was fully com mitted to Newgate for trial. Sarah Pulley was likewise fully committed, charged with stealing a quantity of wearing apparel, the pro. perty of Susannah Tidswell, of Tash.street, Gray's-. •. i Lieutenant TAYLOR, of the Maker Signal Station, Inn-lane, in whose house she lodged. ACLEOROUGH-ETREET.—Yesterday Elizabier Rii: 1 is appointed Head .Warden of the Plymouth Dock 4 . ' us:, the wife of a jeweller, was charged by above.a . Yard, in the room of the late Mr. WHARTON. The dozen . pawnbro , bers with defrauding them, by pledr tituetion is lucrative, end what is commonly termed" . .. • . : ing watch-chains and seals, purporting to be gold.— ra:4g. The laic poeseseor, who held the situation up- Wards of 2'f during Which period 'he discharged. The articles were manufactured so well, that the fraud was ractised to a considerable extent before it was the dunes of itwith fi delity and attention, obtained. discovered. She was fully committed. his appointment in the. 'following way :—He was :-‘ l 7 head-coachman tsa Lord Seatiewien, during the time UNION HALL—Yesterday Abraham Payne was 1 . that Nobleman Was Tint- Lord of the Admiralty ; charged by Lockie, the constable, with aSCAlltringaild 4 .: ~ 's and having the ;good, fortune to win his Lordship's interrupting him in the execution of l: i s duty,. akthe lelfeed,4e i s 'favour by his faithfUt ceindtict, the latter promised tci ;Surrey Theatre, on Thursday eve: ing last. , :..., do something substantial fOr him, the first convenient 1 , The officer stated, that there being a fight.in ..the vi. opportunity.that might present itself. In the interim pit he endeavoured to coe.il it, and was proceeding to e the situation of Warden of the Plymouth Dock Yard apprehend one of tl - .e ringleaders, when the &fere. I became vacant by the, death of ti e former Warden. daut said it was his brother, and threatened - to sd's) A person belonging to Plymouth, immediately set off the ?fficer out ; upon this the officer took him ineacus. post for town, strongly recommended, to solicit the tody, when it appeared that the person was atreritite place - and proceeded to Lard SANDWICH'S residence stranger to him, and that lie did not even know til i e • - for th at purpose ; -but•his- Lordship' not being in the name. He was held to bail. . . - . way t ,hesommunicated his errand to the butler, who, .A miscreant belonging to the Vere-street triter instead of preferring his claim, reminded his Lordship n i t y, was brought up by Wortly, the offiter, charged that. if was then a favourable time to lan assault provide for his et i than with t intent to commit eif.. a detestable , . • coaelnnan. His Lordship took the hint ; anei'Mr. fence ;he was committed, but is since 4dmtued to WIIARTON was appointed to the Situation. which he bail, himself in £lOO, and two sureties in £5O each. filled with credit to himself and patron, and died turi- • Thursday evening, at the early hour of half.sast venally respected. The following story related by the learned Mr. six o'clock, as Mr. William Hill, poulterer, of *- spur -street, was passing throng!' Blue Lion pass age, HENRY STEPHENS, in his Preparatory Treatise to He- in Gray's-Inn-lane, leading to Bagnigge Wells, he rodotus, p. 238, is a remarkable instance of the• ex- was , met by two stout ' lrishmen, who with most nor. treme ignorance of some of, the persoas who applied for orders in his days. 'He says, that a man applied I ri . h ie t h reats and oat h s,demanded diem presented a pistol to his mouth, and the other to a Popish Bishop, and being asked this question, to et a pistol to his left ear. He gave them all the cash try his _ learning and su ffi ciency, Who was father to i p et had, and they made off. the four sons of ATSION ? and knowing tat what to • answer, was refused as insufficient : who, returning Another daring footpad robbery was committed on home to his father, and shewing the reason why he the same evening,, about nine o'clock, in the Duke of was rot ordained, his father told him he 'was a very Bedford's private roecUi.--*- As Mr. Bayley, of St. ass, that could not tell who was father 'to- th e four Martin's-lane, was passing through there on -his way sons of Avetou ? " See, I pray thee, (quoth he) home, he was met by two.men ; each of them seized yonder is GREAT Joux the smith, who has four sons ; him by the side of his collar; demanded hii m,oney, if a man should ask thee, Who was their father ?l and each presented a pistot at his 'head ; he gave Wouldst thou not say, that it was GREAT JOHN the them his watch, a one podhd Pink note, and four smith ? Yes.(quoth he), now I understand it. There-1 shillings. One of the robbers desired. the other to upon he went again, and being asked a second time, I return , the watch, but he refused. Be, however, le- Who was father to the four sons of Mime ? 1-? e an- i turned the four shillings, and, they ran of towaxds steered, I: war Great John the smith I" some new buildings. • Monmouth Races were renewed on the 11th, after Bill Seamen.—lnformation having been given to Mr.. a cessation of thirty-three years. The sport was par- i Naldtr, one of the City Marshalls;that a gang of pick ticularly good. Mr. PEA Barbara was winning l pockets infested the neighbourhood of Crutchedfriars, both the tfembers' Plates very easily, when she bolted I and more -particularly an alley called Pepper-alley, each day at the same post, and was distanced. The I leading from Crutchedfriars, through the India Ware company was very select, and the entertainments, l houses, to Fenchnrch-street, which is the usual track under the direction of Lord Annum Someasate,arsel . for the foreign ship-masters on their way to and froth. Sir C. Monnate, Bart. the Stewirds, very grand. ' I 'Change : some of die City Police were placed yes. The boxing-matches so pompously announred la : terday afternoon to watch the motions of these daring some of the Papers, are merely contrived as a mode of depredators, _oho the day' before had the audacity, at gambling, in which theepassions of the" brute" and .4 o'clock in the afternoon, en pick the pockets of a the " sharper" may be gratified at the same time. foreign Captain, while two of the gang stood behind. Or. Josneson was in company witls•a very talkative him and pinioned his arms : and also a gentleman of , lady, of whom he took little notice. She, en pique, ' his banker's book. At about half-past 4- o'clnek. . . . said to hint - , " Why Doctor, I believe you are not • yesterday afternoon, J. Browne, one of the City Po-1 Th e following are among the latest arrivals at very fdnd of the company of the Ladies." o You ' lice, a most active o ffi cer, obsvieved Bill Soames, at- Chelteeliiipe; are much mistaken, Madam," said he, li I like tended by fuur of his gang, lurking about the place - Lord 'Henri Fitzgerald, Lord Gorrnanston, Honourable Mts. their &hairy * and like their vivacity, and I like their above.mentioned, upon which he immediately at- Creizlion,"bir Rohert Gunning; Sir . Ricliiiid I;ktooke, Adridral j;kna. ,, . i tempted to take Semmes into custody. This the /at. tetspeulat, Ntujor-Geberal Gunmen, Colonel •Dniacht, Mail!. D'Arcy,JMaior. 4:14c1, CaptAins. Wilososs and Belk, Hon. Captain A Gentleman observing to his friend the other day, ter resisted. Fortunately, however, a gentleman was . Soutimell, Capt. and Mrs. G.. orr,ter, capaias Grant, J. Tito- that be thought the Bishop of —'s subscription to a passing by, and seeing the danger and embarrassment ag o n y hotOnifiehl . , gunlock; Sal; ;.-Dto. Gillespie,' Brad;haiv, Pill- certain institution was very small. You forget, replied of the officer, who in vain called on a number of bye- ; lianiaon;Trathr; gev:. Dolman, Mr. Dimint a 0 cdnilly; Mr. we - . other , that , besides the many charities, he sub. standers for' ssistance, he immediately came forward' • and Mrs . Mears, Mr. and Mrs. Clarke, Mr : and Mr< Sims; Mr. • . :. • • ' .. . . • . • scribes to tntrty nine articles ! • to the officer's aid, and after a desperate resistance on ane Mrs. Riebarea, ear,: vet '.‘ere. Bar-opt. Witte, Iwo, Mackeniie, Webb, Hume.' Clark, M'Creary, HewAon, Douglas, The project of making•ao arch-way through Shoot. the part of Scatmes, he was with much deliculty se- Rodrigues. Mr. Lopes da Cuul k .A. Wilson„ Lev f is,torsen, tborali en ' s fill is said to be agaia revived. ,What with cured, and upon, the arrival of -some brother o ffi cers, i M'Neillt Wrigbt, Leckie, Hopkins, S. H. Cid . man, Tanner, Car- arch imp among the men - and arch 'way: among r ' toll, Copping&, Packington, Braithwick, Tbair, Waltham, Hind- i . ditch, mcchcrt„ Brrwieke , unwe ll , corinitint • Fraser 4 J. vaidait i the women, honest Joh n B u ll w il l not be left a plain Ilaq, lk•r.' !iodate, Warren, Suagg, 'Coupille, Sandys, Stephenil way to go, by. . Oltlaker, Vincent, I.yncli,Kiernur t eathcart,; Mistresses Miiortt, On ihe Kith instant, a .I. Cramp, engineer, was Junes, Waterford, O'Reilly, ;antaovit, Willie, Bostaker, Glossop, lakeliikt a screw to sous .p art; of the engine in Bed * Kayasford, Woeskii 1 1 14 4 CiaTillif, Niniaoll, Sinlih; •Millail 1 wi ia t h at o '. •1 1 t Insiesai. lanes, Pynn, Briide, Taunton, Strickland, 11Whiesen, :' leg ? . 1,.. e I cy. . Ipt.Aff ibe . nee, and heaves . Lour, Hooey, Mutes , Bersolt, RQUirt4,Wais lreisiest Wolf, • lettallqy ~ wn nitq the-pit, which Was sixtea_n yards P . 111 ,4 S itg ' ' ati l t ill 'water. The bieely was not fouad 101 Tneedera . , • • . . ._ . . . ..... • - I . . put into a - coach, and safely lydged in the Poultry Compter. We- understand be is to be brought. up for . examination this day at the Mansion House, when . some of *eludes who have. been robbed within diese l ; few daTsatem the apt in-question will attend. It is to be hoped that good care will be taken of Bill. Somme, whole public dePreditions are too weft kabwn '-I 14041.1 i tonsmiisLat kris 1144 141 q soar nice/ • • • • iTNIVEASITT IMELLIGENC2'. ' thIP4RD. Orvonait.l9.4;-Yesterdiy, Mr. June Lloyd, B.A . and , Mr. John Bligitoke Conquoner, of Jesus College, w e:c elected Scholars of that Leidy. soccLem AhTICAL PROkinTlobs. itev. J. D. Churuisilk M A. is appointelkto tke Rectory of H. stead, Suffolk. Rte. W. Wade, to hold, by diVensation, the living of I.lll‘. . • Hens, with that of Ltapingtoo, Cambridge hire. Rev..Franey Cookso4, B.A. late of Trinity Coller- Cambridge, is de: led Nitnimer of St. 4 ohn's, in Leeds, vacant 14 the deceue of the Rev. W Sh4epbhanks.—Thcre were sixter 3 candidates tea this valuible Rev. Wm. Stocking is appointed Reader of St. Jamei% Paribit. Burn. in the room of the Rev. G. R. Leaches, magnet!. ONDOA MARKETS. INSPECTOR'S RETURN UXERIIXIE,'Or-.l•er is Wheat per load VOL . os, to '27%. Barley, pet quitter S. —d.. to QAts 264. —4l. to 4444. —4. Besot 564. —4. to CA. —4. Peas 60s. —ti. to 655. —4l SMITH - 17MIS) MARItET, oi:tuber 19. To sink the OfPal per scone of ttlb. 40. 041. to 54. OA. Veal ' 44. 8.1. to 6. TA 4t. I.<l. to 6i. 40. Pork .h. 41. to Ts e. Beef Mutton Lamb 50. Od.• to Ge. $4. ucso or cATFit VD'S DAV. Beasts. thAut 7So—Shrop aptilatubs, 4,400. Calory. 1110--INgs, VW. NEWOATE 'AND LEADFNHAI.I. MARKET. Per stone of Nl6.by for carcase. Bent Ss. 4d. co 4a. 4d. Veil 14. Id. to 6.. di Mutton as. 4.1. to 4s. M. Pork Ss. 4,1. to 7. 0. ' Lamb Ss. 4d. to Gs. 44 Lamb Skins, Qs. to 31. tid.--SbearUngs, Is. to 2t. OA, PRICE 3 OF HAY AND STRAW. ST. 'ANTI'S. Wiirrerna, rr L. Hay 41. 104. to 01. ins.: Hap • IL iss. to 911. lEc Straw 21. 144. to 31. 3.. Qlong is. Ss. to lul. 10. . • fips. Its. co SI. no PRICE OF It AY ANP STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Meadow Hay 51. 4.. to 61. 91. Clover 71. 0. to 31. 0.. New ditto 51. W. to 91 Os. New do. 01. Os t. 01. Gr. Straw ::1.141. lo YL Me. PRICE OF LEA'I'IiER IN . LitiffitIBILiiiIIIARKET. Butts it .k. '• siDsit ' Calf Skho 411 a. 119 Ditto • 95d.• i 2041. .Dirto Rs, ilp Merchants' Backs 201 .U 1.4, Ditto • Ilk; 2ss bruiting !lidos ild. ltd. 'Small Seals 9s. Id. Ss. 51 Fine Coach Hides 194. ,21d. . Large ditto inns. Lit.. Crop Hides fokiaitt.:l2d. ' SS& • Tamed Horse Hides 19d :11•. 1 0 1 Ditto • • • 17d. • it& Gees Skins Gds. 7t 6 • lit isOf HIDER. Best Heifers and Steerse(per :Ordinary lb. lot to b. Oil stone) 2%. ed. to ss, Oil. Market. ..:Alf 15s. Od. each Middlings 2s. 41. ta,.21. 4 lisi. Erngsb‘Hitess Its. to 15.. 03 PRICE ovrALL.pw. St. James's Market 4s Id l'orn Tallow 711* Rd ;,`lire Market 4s` 9d Yellow Russia Its de Whitechapel Market Ss Id White ditto elk tid per stone of 41b. Sow ditto (I ud Ha 54 21010og Sitar ss. nos lid 'Average ' 46 144 ' bit% unfelt 56. 00. tail Graves 166 4)4. Good Dregs t 1 i Od Yellow Soap, 20,—Motties1, 14604 4Sel —Curd, 104 s. W. Price of Ctodles, per dozen Ms ass—Moulds, i s. od. COAL iNMARKET, October 19. Ships at.MF4t . &yid Prices. t,i Newcastle . •64 sta. 6.1. i. Is,. 64. i - siiighttitt4 .'` t • sus: sd. .:-'.. 1, _ 1 ) TI4 B . COUiVE Or 'FXCHANOE. Awtsttaillilltig Ss 0 2• U %demo, 125 Pence per Oa. Ditto eilishe :4* 11 . Leghorn, •SZ flotterdoin,.c.. t.lO 0 2 1,1 Gracia,: .54 Handsurgh. , 0l 0 It U Venics, a. C. 52 Lir. Plccole . .thoni ' ' 90 - .1 I et U . effective p.... ate. Mir I ' day's ds-'2l' •a - I 4v. Naples, 42 Vito, 2 Us. ..21. If I.i4aot, (I nOo QPnleatuc, 4e• iil le ono, " 1 4 44 nds - ~.. , Effect. 11,,1•1:••• - cailiz, • , 40, Eitect. Nboli' - Firect. Malta ..;) I * . AO • • Rio Janeiro it; . 61, Gibmlret .4 1 • • - v• Ti tire Diehlobissi £4 es. ed. Gold lo bat, per t *. 'XI S. It • ..*;:• ; COUNTRY MARKWI'S. Duitrittss, Ocr. As 114. 2 td Wand. Barley ss. M. fb M. "Oat Meal tts. lid. to 3s. .Bataffe haste 3‘. 4d. Ll'he.i! Flour 5.. a per stone of 17/Ibo. Potatepsjilikkper peck. butte 164. to 18d. per poiand. Ar p, Ocr.er 1.-.-Oat Meal Is. Ad. Potatoes led. fur pac L. Beef 74. to Is. Mutton 74. to 94. ierle: of.t4 ounces. OXFORD MAIIIuI, OC F. 13.-Thu second best ivies of a bushel of wheat was 158.61 accordlaiio wltlett price, aid a dolt allowance made to the baker, the sedge and Vic of bread are as follow viz. the peck loaf hotisehohl, to weigh 171 h. sax. 61.54 the haiPpeek, Ys: ; and the smaller an . pro i sortion. ' flattsauttre-Wheat 9111. to I 305.- 7 4rIacy 40s. to 5280.6 Oats 28s. to 345.-Beatis.6oJ. to 7as. per planer. Ogrizes.-Wheat 1965. to 325.-Barley 4m. to 505.-Oats 1308. to Skis.-deans 565. to 688. per quarter. WAR Wlce.-Wheat 124. to 1416-garky 4s. IPA. to 75.-Oslo 48. 04. to a. 34--014 Beasts 78. a to IN. 3.1-White Peas 78.44. to As. 104.-Sprlng Vetches, -a. Od. to Od. per bushel of from 34 to 36 quarts. ASHFORD SI'DCK MARKET, OCT. 16. Beef, als Od. to 15. 04. per score. Mutton :is 44. to 6s Od. per stone. Beasts about 375, Sheep aital Lam& A6O, Pigs 45. S 4NOWICH COR.N MARKET, OM . 17. Prime W.Wheat Ote. 1002.1 Oats 4 % New Red its. Veit. Barley ...... 4Us. 414. ••• MARRIED. • :Lately, the Rev. Robert Fountain Elwin, to MI Tbef'd" Martha Blake, el4l,bt daughter of 'lhornas Blake, El. a( 5 314 :. reoto7e'e Tontblatul, In Nerwick. . Pll L). Oct. 9, at, Weymouth, John Arbuthnot, Esq. Governor of North Yarmouth. and one of his Alajesty's homes of the Pr.::* for the county of Dort. r Oct. t.. at the Lodge. near Penzance, aged 70, Mr,. Catherine Tremettheare, rchct of Mr. Tremeulteere, (ocularly of that tow: . liulicktr. DEATHS IN INIIIA. At the Mount, hiadra., Capt. Peter Grant, of the Hon. Cott patsy's Cone Art fiery. Fcb t:b. Capt. Ve'nt. Smith, of thy Cavalry of his bte Ili;hreo Outdot Ul Outtah. Is . ..abob of Arcot. L. March 13,. t. Win.l;..ig, Cumnsauder of the ship C u • .". aged i 1 years. • • March- 141. after a stvere Macs% the I.stiv of Car"' W. r * . Othel l a tbe tot Battalion 6th Regiment Nati'. Infantry. At dilttagong, Mattis Is. J. J Wen/1.-mate, Fara a I.l.teenal in his hlikitaty's service on the C:ylon huahls.hutent. March 9, at tlongley, the I.ady of Thousas Burke Shaw, t r v: 4 surgeon, at that station. Feb. 2t, Mr. Th L 'somas Loyd, late a Captain in the se rvice of Dowlut Ran Scihttealt, and formerly a practitioner in the la'. , At Cawnpore, Fob. it, Charles de V tinne. Esq. 1 At Delhi, Feb. In by the fracture of his skull, octuioned e)'' fall from his hers:, Mr. A. Giuttboa iMarch 10, Juntsaggee Cockpit, an morays Persian arr.' Marc'll, Mr. Charles I.atid, many years orgatist of tie ..cv . Church, and formerly an endneat teacher of music it Madras ..tta 1:t Calcutta. 37 To-MORROW. Sun rises b Sun sevi, nunuies after 6 121 minutes after 5 34 Kw rise% minutes sfter 4 . - HIGH Ur A.TEIt .aI i.01414)141 . BR IDGE TO•MOR KOW• Mornirr.. ..... ..... 18 Wrote. cater . 4 .4fteruron 47 -Ainutt LONDON: Printed and phliehed bf LIIVEL KEN! . frrmt.Oririon, No. i; taritrotreet, goi at t h t rj Ot dupls.-1m • •