Star. — London, England, 1817-10-09 00:00:00

WA AL IM7,,I2IOENCE. MAILS aaa. Dyed ate. DOI. Dublin - - • I I I France • • ls• I 0 1 Waterford G - : 0 S ottenbbrab •• I 0 I.i.bon • - - 0 1 Flanders - - • i 0 Holland 4 - - 0 i Meta • . 0 1 FALMOUTH, OCTOBER G. Arrived the Hind revenue cutter, from a crnize, with seventy tinkers of brandy and gin, whic!i she picked up off Mullin Island.—Sailed the Duke n! Kent packet, for Lisbon ; the Chesterfield packet, for Gibraltar and Malta; and the Lord Sidmouth packet for Jamaica—all with Mails.—Wind E.S.E. PLYMOU fit OCTOBER 1. Arrived the Sir John Esdaile, CAMEL, frnm maica.—Put back the Oxford, Lame, from Bombay for London.—Sailed the Regent, limn, for Lisbon. PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER S. Sailed his Majesty's ship TYNE. for the Brazils; and the Galdteno WALLACI, for South America. DEAL, OCTOBER 8. Rem+in his MAjesty's ship Savant; and three col- N.E. GRAVESEND, OCTOBER S. Arrived the Leeds. Standrring, from Hambergb ; the Persees. fence, Stuckley, from ditto; Neptune, Stranach, from Ovoid; and Duchess of York, frum Buenos Ayres.—Sailed the Findlay, Harris, for St. Mary's; Eleanor, Ellis, fur Antwerp. cusTom-HOUIE. OCTOBER it. • Stars ZIITIALD INWARIIIs--Eleonora, Sammie, from Memel. OUT WARDS--The Thomas, Junes, for Dublin; the William. Wetherell. for Leghorn ; the Letitia ferment, Montgomery, for Belfast ; Deborah, Lloyd, for Antwerp ; Louisa, Ax s, for Ham burgh I Alacrity, Findlay, lot the Cape of Goo d Hope; Hope, Wilson, fur Tobago; Elba, Thomson. for New Orleans; &m -utat, Pust, for Stettin • the Jong. Sophia, Muy.i, for Ostend, Bruges, and Ghent ; the Lord Craustoun, Aitken, tor Jamaica. • Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East-India House, when Captain J. lumina was swot n into the command of the ship Earl of Balcarras, consigned to Bombay and China. Monday last eight puncheons of contraband brandy were seized at Watreetree, near Liverpool. The public character at Liverpool, who is impli cated in the late nefarious transactions at that port, and who is stated to have planned and curried into execu tion tie extensive frauds in question, has absconded. A letter from Liverpool, received this morning, states, that accounts had been received there of the sailiug of several vessels tr Barbadnes, with sup plies for the 'Patriots, who were c .ntiotting their career or success in every department. Motutho had beets cOmplettly defeat-d; and, from his sanguinary conduct, he oas despise,' Lid execrated through the. Main. The kite' cc: :Attie' by stating, that it will take tuote men th.n add Spain can ever send out, to make any thing I.ke an impression on the Patriots. The accalints wfach continue to arrive from vari ous parts of the country, sire still very cheering. The Manchester manufacturers have advanced the wages of their workmen sixpence on the piece. The trade in Yorkshire is viry brisk in woollens and com mon cloth, .particularly the latter. All hands are now employed, and we understand that the cloth is principally for the Russian army. There'will be a new moon at a quartet past four to-nsorrow afternoon, and in consequence of this or.- coniog so near to the equinox, an extraordinary high, tide may be expected oa the following day, which, according to the calculations of the French astranch mars, will be as 1:13 to 0:73. the height of the lowest spring tide of the present year. Its operation on the coasts will of course be more or lest influenced by the power and direction of the winds, but in all low situa tions it sill be prudent to guard against its effects. Another extraordinary tide of nearly equal height may be expected on the 9th of November. An interest is . naturally felt is this country in all that concerns the Protestants of France. According to decision of the Court of Cessation, to which LOIJISS MADIJUIII e Pumas AMT. and Jt&x Cu eaaot„ bad appealed against the sentence of the Tribunal of Lavaux, pronounced on the 2sd of July, it appears that, notwithstanding the Third Secret and Private Article of the Edict of Nantes, which is in these words t- 66 A150 they shall not be constrained to hang or adorn the fronts of their houses on the days of Fetes ; but cativo suffer that it be covered or adorned by the authority of the Local Officers, raving that those of the said religion shall not contribute any thing for this purpose :" and that, notwithstanding the Charter, French Protestants are liable to penalties 'for not decorating the fronts of their residences in ho-. nour of the festivals of .the Catholic Church. Th ree of that persuasion have actually been fined in the 'mount of one hundred and fifty francs, for not act ing In opposition to their religious opinions during the recent Frie de Dire. el Considering." declares the Court of Cessation on the 29th of last August, ' , that the regulations of the Mayor of Puy Laurent throw no obstacles in the way of that tricots coorrhifi which the appellants profess—considering that the procedure is quite regular—the Court rejects the appeal of the aforesaid three, and condemns them to pay a fine of 150 francs to the public Treasurer." insrprim.has.been expressed at the silence in which the circumstioces of the late disturbance in Lyons and its vicinity have been passed Over, and their suppression is generally attributed to the enslaved state of the public press. From private accounts we learn that there was no actual disturbance. but the public 'mind was agitated with a violent appre t bension .of an explosion, and the Government. par tecoOating in the fears of the people, took the alarm, .and made the necessary' preparations to meet the threatened danger. Whether it was entirely a false alarm, or that the precanttons averted the evil, hat not been ascertained. Only one act of violence is said to have been committed dating this interval. A gensdarine, addressing himself to a stranger in the street. desired him to repeat liw k Bei, threatening, in case of refusal, to shoot him. The latter did re fuse. and the gensdatme discharged his piece at him. but without effect, on which the stranger drew a pistol from Isis bosom, and killed the geusdarme on the spot. The stranger was immediately arrested, Pied, found gushy of murder, and executed. This I act of severity and injustice cannot be justified by the fears of a secret conspiracy. however founded in tact. The stranger who refused to exclaim rive lei itsi, may have been a man of an obstinate or inde prudent spirit; but his refusal did not justify the at tempt on his lue 4y the Bens-alarnse. nor the sentence of the Judge, who ptromannead ago'ittt dose 4dence a murder. 161 die — prikes to.faU, *be-mates -an mu neagnnournoon is. going ort.aktu. _ _ ~.,., , .„ . . ~_ ;. sew e ischaslerss expressed 1 are no mote free than ourselves from shameful spe. The Earl of RocicsavAsie is arrived if bislathitlii, which the circumstances of the late I:elation , upon public distress. - from Bath. the Marquis ef Cuousciatiss.er's seat, in Cheshire, Lyons and its vicinity - hav e b een pl On the kit bank of the Rhine the same complaints T attributet ere spade ; on the tight beak of that river , severalhe Coun tess their suppression is generall of Wasneraym and family arrived t state of the public pre ss . From psi'', • -. yesterday at het house in Stratford-place, from learn that there wa s no actua l di stu German States have taken precautions to batik the H a t fi e ld. public mind was agitated with a Beaty calculations of cupidity; in the Austrian The Ran of haver is returned to his seat, Mid. hension .of an explosion, a n d t h e 0 ( States, one has SCLA with •hortor, men wretched (Bet on Park, frnm Newmarket. ticiOating in the f ear s o f th e p eop l e , *sough to destroy the f r om precious fruits of the earth, te _ The Earl • Earl of Werneaarm is daily expected in tow n and made the necessary pr e p arat i oi his seat in Ireland.threatened danger. Whether it was throw into the rivers the produce of the hasrest ; Lord and Lady ELLasaoaeurna and family are alarm, or that the precautions avirta Unheard of and unparalleled crime I expected*** mains to England the latter end of this not been ascertained. Only one act In France, particularly is French Flanders,xcs t sat he in- month.: said to have been comm i tte d during tl habitants have been guilty of dangerous • Lady OlutaUnwr and Mr. Evans have "left to w n g e ns d arme , a dd ress i ng himself to a for ti es • rims. , street, desired him to re at riels k A Baines St. Vino: there has been a tumult, and the Lord &ADM has left his seat , Belvidere, for in case of refus a l, to sh o ot him. TI . passim of Dunkirk has been obliged to march to Derbyshire. fuse, and the gensdarme discharged b , 'oppress it. Tranquillity is restored, and she price Sir Cum.= and Lady Ann SiIITU are arrived at but without effect, on which the suanf L or d EAux,sT's house in Lower Grosvenar.street, of torsi has sensibly declined. According to the u. from his bosom, and - killed the gee a circumstance took pliles frosimrawwrvcne• add Lady Haan*? Wynn have left tiled, sP". fo l ul l d e guilty of m w ur a d s er, ign a ni n e d d e i counts of some travellers, wh i c h „b e its how dangerous a deluded multitude is Llangedwin, for Wynnestay. Denbighshire. act of severity and injustice cannot when it v id a tealts duty to exercise acts of vengeance. Mr. add Lady CAMOLINS Cocas have left Lord the fears of a secret conspiracy; howe I t i s affirmed. that a Merchant who was poin te d oar Susanne seat, Eutawr f..;_aufe, for the Earl of Haan. tact. The stranger who refused to a ambridgeshire. at* mana polist, was abut tip in a hogshead, and thus w,../C14,14 seat, .. Wimple , u /4, may have been e man of an oil t.,onints VAUGHAN has left towja tor Nissan in Devon. pendent spirit ; but his refusal did no wa d e d along for some time, and_that be was bruise d ratngnict w an , E n . auc rwi nr n ia ... l ._ ___. , .., , 6 " ass or tempt on his lire by the seei.d. agne . 1 all over w h e n be - was released from this strange pri. r i ve d yesterday at Blake* Ho el, Jeflhlkslgest, ' ruff , of the Jodie,. • MIN wike Illpi go o. g ar t h e Govemants Ice ever] when watchful, Ur& seat in Lincolnshire. s l4efence it murder • • . THE EVENIN(i STAR. an tnere s t I krt t! it y energetic asehhhies they will stop the evil in .is hiith. The States of the province of Namur, km just appointed Cor.unissioners to dt termine exactly the re. lotion of Lie new weights and me sures of the king dom with those which were formerly in use ii every I .commune of that pr• vince. 1.0 N DON. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, IBM . PR ICF t. I tiCK 5 THIS DAY AT TWELVE. O'CLOCK s Kr. ucr.: flint— Lon, b2i —llo. Oct 84i }_DD. Nov. 21111 4 per Cent. Oita —Navy, 1071 lurt—ltiabt Bonds I I ci 118 pia Bank 1..31 ADD*. sLut—Eschtieuss bull % 16.. to ;i3s. pr. At Tourney a society is forming for the support and encouragement of the national industry, l►ke those formed at Glietit, Louvain, and Brussels. The must ancient citizen of this city has disap peared doling the night; it seemed as if some great public calamity had happened —every body pressed tome point—the women exclaimed, 4 , What a pity, i t is a great loss ! " —what was the matter I the little brcinze statue, called the Mannekin-pis, had been car ried away from its• pedestal. A piece of a plough found near the fountain, of which it was the ornament, was probably used for the purpose. Ti.i statue was by the celebrated Dugnernoy• It is hoped that tie police w►ll recover it. In the reign of Louis XV. the Fresich carried it away, but were o4liged to re store it by one of the articles of the treaty of peace. A Mail (rim Flanders has arrived this mooing. and has brought us Brussels Papers to the Stb. tee slibjoined Extracts from which will be read with more tha . ordinary interest. The Decl incion with which we .re here presented of tie Principles 01 the l'atri.asc Association for the supp rt of the Nitienal Industry, iir, in other words, of the Association for the Proscripti .11 of British filanulactures—hr that is its real object—is plausible enough ; but at bt st no more than plausible. For a etnerat freedom of com merce, we have been always forward to contend ; nor is it possible to be more strongly impressed with the impolicy of all restrictive regulations than we are ; but the difference is great, we thick, between mere restriction and utterinclusion—between counteract lag prohibitory duties by the imposition of similar duties, and interdicting Absolutely the use of any of the pcuoucis •of human ir.dusuy. Ev-ry country is at hoer ty. to impose what duties it thinks proper on theintroduction of foreign commodities. The wis dom of doing so may be questioned, certainly not the right : but for any people to form and instigate the spread of a combination such as is here proposed, . against the use of the particular productions of ano- Aber people, is not only not a measure of right, but a deliberate conspiracy against the well-being of the • general family of mankind. BRUSSELS, OCTOBER 4. PATRIOTIC AitIOCIATIoN rum THE SUPPQRT OP 'UM NATIONAL INDIAITUT. Psi:lapin of the Atrociation.—Liberty is the soul of commerce an,, the first wants of industry ; and the Society has no wishes but fur thus. A nation which bad been 'wise or well governed enough to have en- joyed at all times the advantages of the most exten sive liberty of commerce, would have profited by the errors of all others, and its c3pitale being engaged only in the most favourable manner, it could behold with indifference all its neighbours fetter themselves by prohibitions. But when the prohibitory system has infected for ages, universal and national cum merce, and.has caused immense capitals to be em ployed in branches of industry whence they cannot be withdrawn without destroying them, the return to liberty ought to be only slow and gradual ; the means to promote that :aura is, to turn the arms of the fo &yip prohibitory system against itself; and wisdom prescribes gnat Otis struggle be Tendered as favourable ten pessibie to the national tateresu of the inonsent. The society proposes then nothing hostile towards any nation, or any government; its sole view is to cotiahat the hostile piolobitices of foreign countries by swans adapted to this end, which however do not .go beyond it, and do not themselves participate in ties defects of the prohibitory system; it has in view bet to tempt the civets which this system may have itself produced in the interior, ao come .to the aid of the national industry as it sow exists, to relieve the - fmauulacturing clew, and. to seemed all the measures which the Government or the constituted authorities hue taken or shall take in future with the same views W e undeistand that the ()vim has been advised by lad intentions. her physicians to drunk the waters, at Bath, and that, (Here follow the regulations of the Society, which according . to.the present arrangements, her Mesesrr, accompanied by Princess E LI Z ABSTH , w ill v i s i t t h at me in substance: s ue engage for themselves, families, and dependents, by their patriotism a place early in the ensuing :ninth, Th e Q uaint ,. we sand their honour, re happy to say, his no acute disorder; the waters eent to buy, knowingly, either for their use or for the are recommended for their general utility, air tonics. Purposes of commerce, any foreign manufactures of It has been stated, that the aceomehattesst of the Prin. Sot, wool, or cotton, such as are manufactured in the ten Conni.orrs is expected to take place on Satur country ; and in all other articles to prefer those of day or Sunday se'nnight. The fact is, that the for the country to foreign. They . bwite all their cools dical Gentlemen employed by her Roy a l. High ness; Wyreen to follow their example, and recommend the but . is s as i i s t ong e h P t Po s e o ads . that the sumaton . : has been given, establishments of local associations and committees in very good teme, and that the to correspond with the Central Committee). This econachoesat is more likely to take place about the end tut is dated Brussels, 30th September, 1817. of this month. BRUSSELS, OCTOBER S. Yesterday the Earl of /Avelino'. and Viscount C.aart.ractost had audiences of the PRINCE Ratner; Whfie'rnany Governors of the Southern Provinces at. Carlton Hauge. On Tuesday C ount M uesl i s of the Kingdom have taken measures dictated .by had an audience of his Royal Highness. widen), in order to put an end to the manoeuvres of The Marquis of Hunne has lett Heady Lodge the speculators in corn, which must necessarily cause to attend Aberdeen. races, after whichlis Lordship &liaises tale% ihi-Seases .in ottr neighbourhood le.going yuii tour. . are no more free than ourselves from shameful spa. The Earl of Rociamea trlils arrived at Isis father's, illation upon public distress. - the Marquis of Cutnuoirtstse's seat, in Cheshire, On the left bank of the Rhine the same complaints rw , m , Bath. - me made ; -00 the sight bank of that river , several yesitehredsLyouanstesbserof bonnets i r o a?i s i tn a ttor nd f d. am pl i l ce y a an f i r v o ed m . German States have taken precautions to bogie the H at fi e ld. Beaty calculations of cupidity; in the Austrian The Karl of Jamie is retained to his seat, Mid.' States, one has seen with •hoetor, men wretched Ogren Park, frOm Newmarket. The E3TI Of WESTMEATH is daily expected in town suough to destroy the precious fruits of the earth, to .R° rr m his seat in Ireland. throw into the rivers the produce of .the harvest ; Lord and Lady Ei.i.aaaoitouots and family are unheard of and unparalleled crime ! . expected - to return to England the latter end of this • its France, particularly in French Flanders, the its- month. for L i s i d a y CARDER*, sad Mr. Evans have 'left town habitants have been guilty of dangerous excesses at Dupes St. Vino: there has been a tumult, and the L or d E ARDzirir h as left his seat, B e t e i dere, for person of Dunkirk has been obliged to march to Derbyshire. sopptess it. Tranquillity is restored, and the price Sit CumAN and Lady Ann Sagan ate arrived at of sofa has sensibly declined. According to the ac- L or d EANDLEY'S haute in Lower Grosvenor -street, counts of some travellers, a circumstance too k p l ace fr om a tom. Sir %MEM add Lady Hallam Wynn have left which strews how dangerous a deluded maltittide is Li ange awio, for Winnestay, Denbighshire. when it violateeits duty toesertise acts of vengeance. Mr. add Lady CAROLINE Cocas have left Lord It is affirmed, that a Merchant who was pointed out soalante seat, Eastuor. f..:astfe, for . the Earl of HARD. at a. menopOlist, was ;but up in a hogshead, and thus w_rca n st'a Wimpole. Cambridgeshire. i.onines v ammo has left towa tor his i n wa g e d along for 100). Dille, aud_that he was bruisedFasDtates: w issi Es* au Major usasai—ii7ar. all over when hewn released IP° this strange Pn" rived yesterday at Blokes Howl, Jermykstreet, from S oo . sl ot t h e Goeesnaneuts ace eserj when watchfule d their seat in Lincolnshire. • • • ANTWERP. OCTOBER 3. For theie four .years past we have Dot had such a supply of Corn at our maiket as we have had to-day. This is owing to the example given by Baron Van. derverwe, of Schilde, who, being informed of the marasuvres of the errn-dealers, has been himself to all his farmers, and has represented to them the cur.- sequences of suffering themselves to be influenced by the instigations of the monopolists. " It itnot for ycur sake," said he, It that these wiciad men advise you to keep back your corn, but for theit own; it is to satisly their insatiate cupidity. f advise you to bring your corn to market, and to listen no bingo, to these enemies of their fellow-creatures." This had the desired effect. All these farmers brought a large quantity of corn to market last Friday, and proasised to do the same to-day. The Paris Papers of Monday arrived this morning. The domestic intelligence they contain is of little importance. The following is stated to be the com position of the tight wing of the Army of Occupa. tion extending from the Meuse to the North Sea:— Russians 23,400 ; British 22,000; Danes, Salem, and Hanoverians, 12,0(h). • The British have besides a numerous Light Artillery attached. An article from Berlin affirms that the imrortation of English merchandise into the Prussian States has at ltngth, alter great debate, been subjected to a duty of 3(3 per Cent. wbich it is hoped will hare the effect of reanimating the Prussian manufActures, and dimi nishing the number of poor. Now this is as it should be—it is at least what the British will not pretend any right to complain of. Let the Flemish Associa; tors for the Encouragement of National Industry do the same, sad we can hive nothing to say so their If the Prussians sad Flemings eau do without our manufactures they may; but we feel well assured we have nothing to fear from leaving the matter to the result of the experiment. A letter from Parma states, that lb. contagions malady has almost entirely ceased in that -Duchy., The e*peeted marriage of the Hereditary Grand Duke of TUSCANY In the Princess MARIS ANN* of Snioxy. is now announced to take place towards the end of this month. aPoßnmc livrELLtur:Nce, BOXI:RS. The sports ended at Sheppertuti, tureen two novices, who will never butting list. Scauccura• returned with bis head bound ep, the left gureJ, awl he acknewl Ages Tortroitit shook hands with him at plane:m-4 "1 he s.; sling yesterday, the knuckles hat; says hi. w.* Willed by 7battnes let (right font in advance). and it wr nig bit at the length lb- has :o pie( superiority, he Las had etioligh of L, ferrece to be at him. RitutuAL and fight in the Spring. PEDESTRI/ CRUP started yesterday morning past eight he had guile 19 nrles and an hour, be travelled nn till two ni gone 36 miles and a ball; and a: walked 45 miles and three quarters, at a great rate. Biruarr commenced Ids riiih day Morning at balf.past four ts'th, gone ail, right mike, being rather be retired to dinner , be completed in the afternoon, be made goad 404 • LIMERICK RACES—NEW' SATURDAY, &RUT. tn.—Slaty Mr. Croker's Eaton's colt Mr. Lewe's Ruban's colt Colonel Vatidelesses Olympus C-lonel Duncan's mare Mr. Preudergast's Cossack Mr Blennerbasset's cok Mr. O'Brien's bone Mr. re m p mme ttakes li a .. gss Air each : trlth Mr. Watt's Wellington Mr. Cooker's colt The boy that rode Mr. M•Donneln were conemious by s fall—hie life' imminent danger. but by WIWI way of recovery. The Steward's of the Limerick Races nsunihreot manner, given the Bishop ' ling, for the Fever fitsgtital. ABERDEIN, FORFAR, MEE I INL ABERDEEN, OCTOBER The Annual Meeting for the Forfar. Kincardine, and Ban( day last, and WAS attended I highly respectab!e assembla; Gentry. The crowded ordi DIMON% and DIEMP,TER'S guished by a brilliant displa: conducted by that &carnal ; characteristic of this meetinj Of the fine horses broughi men and Gentlemen, some it is only matter of regret tion, and the numerous plates for, the horses were not better however, two excellent races, tween Lord Kennedy and zean, and tae race for the so that, upon the whole, alth4 two days was highly unfavout field, the week's amusement the great concourse of all rani yesterday, when the numbers known here on a similar ocl and levelling the course, and accommodation of the Stew, were highly approved, and Isiduity and taste of the Hon. planned and directed these improvements. lowing is a list of the distinguished sonages present, as far as we could hope we shall be excused for °mini detail, this splendid assemblage b that 400 are stated to have been Thursday s The Duke of Gordon, the Mule's new. Martinis of Tavistock, Earl of Earl of Luster, and Centime, Earl Strathaven Lord Kennedy and Lady, John Burnett. Est. Woodend; General Semen, 'kick; themes Bernets, you Bemlay of Ury ; J. Boswell of Kincausie Captain Carmichael; Hon. Genera. ter; Mr. and Mrs. Duff of Fetterman. law ; Mr. and Mrs. Drummond, J phinuone of Logic; James Fergeeen, Jambes, Eche; William Farquharma den of Aberdour ; George Gorden Gordon of Cainsieulg ; General G. 4 Honourable Captain Gordon, it, N., Hugh Gordon of Mater; Thomas James Owlets of Letterfourie, Troup; Mr. Gorden, Asehiriit; mono.; . General Hay of Ramses; Js Hon. General Ramsay; Hon. Colonel Bsilmain ; Captain Thomas gainsay; Alexander Russell, Aden ; Miss Finial hiPLeod, and Colonel Lindsay. Misses Hoiden; Mrs. Allardyce ; , Mak, Scoluotrn ; George sits:n.o,l (Main Skene, N.N. ; James Scott, Auchlunkart ; Turner, Turnerhall ton 11111; Major Taylor, itotbientar James loam, Esq.; John itobt-rtson, son. Pluck; Captain Farquhar, R.N. tanks; Mr. Menzi,a, Pitfutidels ; larsigston ; Mr. and Mrs. Young, Ct • RACES. WatINMAY—A Silver ( Maros of neatly% b.s. Martin A Silver Cup s value Sup. Duke of Gordon's ch. g. teddy Mienie of Hently's b. h. Benny ' Tautsnav—Lady'.' Duke of Gordon'. ch. g. Teddy Mariana( Hently's b. h. Bonny . Lord Kennedy's b. g. 'the Captain, Finzean's b. g. Rob Roy-2 rii!es, star. by Lord Kennedy's Captain. This wr An Open Plate of Lugs. given by k. Mr. G. Dasison'a b. b. Lucifer, Fainev..-A Silver Cup, value ltiOgs. of P.rhanient of the f Lord Kennedy. b. e. Habeas Cerpi Marquis of Hanky'. b. b. nanny ; Marquis of Handy's b. g. Mama An Open Plate of Logs. given by tin the District of Burghs connected Mr. G. Dawion's D. h. Lucifer, The D' rake of GORMeN ha; from his :thinning indispositiot. day, killed two rues, besides mal ,Monday Lord and Lady Kett , London; Mr. MICHAEL ANUL . I . AYLOR, for Raith House, Fife o f Salmon, and Mr. CAMPSIILL Mr. Founts, of Auchmedden, cently nominated by the reintiam stracy and Council ut Aberdeen Burgh, has, by the return btought the intelligence, sent accept of the honour. The Right Hon. KINCAID elected Lotd Payton of Editll rEL4IGENCe. .I:RS. on, on Tees with It N.!, ever rank as (Lad eaten to London yesterday tide of the tact is been hit beastly no a, the eudmf the feet; 41' ar eic;or had his tits, 11.4: ving been Managed. length and manner of f. " . was imposstille to Doke & lace it, W!th tLi, etkocular f Lint. and give ace tee%, — and Tuna& will be irr„,lt, e ,i; LIANISM. dg at five o'clock, and at let. • and a half. Resoir.• ••, 1 „. o'clock, when he dLies.l i 2 s : bye in the aftead.,p,k. ere, and was then pr,.4.,,1 21. day's task at Baysnv erie , dts,ck ;by erten oVeck Ina • ler stiff. At ball past 0r t ., 04 al 241 miles, and at fiveo'Cua Mt attars. EW CASTLE couasE. y Pounds fur beaten L A% -- 1 0 •3 s 3 ▪ • a 47* •- 4 S 6 t 4 •• 2 ; •• 0 0 1 tags. added by the Stew - 1 let. • - - 5 - -n 0 wel▪ l's ally, received tow.. ; Was m Brat supposed to Irt I attention, the lad is is a • Races have, Ina handorLer hop One Hundred feuds • SICARDINE, AND BANill ING. , DcTOl3llll 4. the Counties of Aber anff, commenced on T by a very nuarer"to age of the Nobility as dinaries and balls at A: i alternately were din ay of beauty and iathi i And harmony, the hapii hi forward by the Nub were very superior: au that, after to much elet aces and prizes to be is er matched. There re:. :es, namely, a mate) Mr. Farquharwr. of Ft cup, value 100 Ruinen although the weather outable to the sports of of was very gratifyirg • anks assembled, especial] rs exceeded any Vinz occasion. The alteraf• id the elegant stand for twards and their frier. did great credit to file* ar. Colonel RAMIAT, vis improvements. The iguilhed families and,* re could observe; audit or omissions in giveni th ilage being so nuntersts beea at the ordinaric rqrs of Handy and Mardi of Alsoynr, Earl of Aber.ima ul of Fife, Lard lad udy, Sir . at mama! Burnett; Mr. aadlin is, younger, of Leys; Rosa maw* ; Mr. Coke, Noe* ral Duff ; Robert Duff of iso; John Dingwall of brut. Drumtoch:y ;" R. D. H. U. on, Bag. M. P.; Mr. and Mrs as of Monaltrie; n of Hallhead; Mr, att.! Am C. Shen* of Dyes and WO: Si.; William Gordon of filiti ass Gdtdon of Cahnes , i Sf Baronet; Francis bard.: if Mr. and Mrs. Gor2ori, L .O James Xlausfield t.i Mi,!rsoi konei Wassmy ; Sir .0. Izaul, isiy; Mr. gainsay, Fintayson ; Cokmiet and lin 78th regiment ; Mr. Mrs A P. Milne, .E.q. M.P.; lit sof Skase; Captain saw, it.% t, Brothertou; Peter Steitz, lerhall; Robert y; Colonel W 0.41, ilsocS , 4l; Foveran ; Mono N.; Alesautler Assie ; Mr. and Mr.. llrisLos Cornbill. • ES. tr Cup, value sOrs. Luther l walked Or logs for !hiatus. 1 I Jemmy I I Purse of 60p. 1 I r iviramr. C ai9 la s t e a l i s.h elc Ms(l el r l i i i n F. t ap r r. ac qPu. e h . aa'rjr y the Citizens of v.alh ova. Sop. given by the Msrd'rn ✓ four counties. iron . 1 ly Jemmy in I.utlser 3 41 ; lie Members of Pxsi CtiAl with lIIC Meetl , g• as so entirely rec.' v ,13 6 on, that he lately,!.. many muir owl. it :KITH left Edinburil l LiELO TAYLOR Joel ri leshire ; )4r. FILLFI.LI.a , :LL, for Ayrshire. den, _M.l'. w.. 0 to sib • arrant of tot ..td Idt!• . * een to be p l ovost et riot of the Layne iss , sl that I it 11111410Cidnd telir.4 ll 111 r 0 M P IC6NZIE ha; be er mburgh. • •