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WITCHCRAFT, MURDER 4- CREDULITY. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET THIRD OCl't►Bf.R, OR HOCGIITON MELTING, loos 11103/IAV, UCTiIIIER Swerpstakes of i oop. cacti. T. M M. Gement ihnver's 1.4•P00r, eit..1119. Mr. Pay Bulrush, i t. !ill). Maier Wileou's Junior), 7st 711;. - Mr. Huworth's Laurette ;at. alb. LA Foley's Aires, tat. 'lb. bweroetekes of wogs tacit h. ft. AcriKa the Flat. tiro. Givers-Hues John-ts'Gauitt, est. 71b. M. of Rutland'. Ned, set. sib. Mr. Lloyd'. Fitu, 7st islb. Mr. Craven's Beau Nub, art 14 relay`, Cecilia, Ist. each. Lan M. of B. C. 7nuip. h. ft. IA Foley's Ca' van; itet..slb. apt Mr. Csavet*s•Beau Nash, net. D. 1. Aar. ft. Mr. Shateepeses Sir David, Sot tell,. @got D. of f;ralltin's Mosirdia, 7st. alb. 11. C. Atop. b. it. LI! Barryestre's Miranda, est. alb. apt Sir J. Slieilr)*s Fenny, est. R. M. lon.. • Mr. nbakespear's Zudier, test. agst Gee. Gower's Pelisse, 16st. Two-yr. old C. ;icor b. 11. D. of Butlnnifs Rambler, est alb. a. , st Mr. Hosorth's Laurette, eat. Ab. coms. 14 Derhugtau's Ituhens apt Sir C. Turner's Jock, est. 7th. emit. Across the Flat, eitugs h. 11 Gen. Grosvenor's Rifleman , set. 51b. net Sir C. Turner's litrant.Ae, ail. D. 1. 15.A8. h. ft. Mr. Vattaittart's Letwirigh, apt Ld. Lowther's Hylas, Set. alb. each. Ab. M. eons. Mr. Croft's Hart, est. gib art Mr. Gonldbern's edit. Ob. Lost 3 51. of B. ('. 51415. D. of Gra:lmes Pearl) ke, est. Mb. ree 7.4. , zt from 14 Lom as:es Hiles, Set. 716. Ac.na s tbr lg.. b. It. LA. G. H. Cavendish's ic. 2.. r. true, Gen. Grosveaor's Brier's, est. 760. each• Ten ••• •ofß. C. b. It Mr. Slieltespeer`o Hiscuunt, rer. 30p. from Sir C, Turner's Casein Almadiaist s-t. alb each. Ab. M. soup. h. It, Mr. Baleen's t:harLier, rec. tt. fro Mr. Goulberier Gris otaldi, set. 71b. each. Acre,. the Flat, loop. b. il. TV Lsl3•T. Fifty poen& for 2-yrs olds carrying a feather ; 3. are old., 741. :,lb. ; 4-yrs olds, est. ;41b. ; 5-yrs olds, pat. Jill.; la *14,,, ISt 7: 4 ) and aged lot. toll.. Last .1 M. of It. Tbe %inner, with his ,ogagettients, to be sold for stooge. if demanded within a neater of' an hoer after the tare, the owner of the secood horse being first emit nal, ••.e. To be enteral at the King's Stable., Newmarket, on the day before rimming, between Sieves aid One o'clock. En trance :tgs. 14 Jersey's Whistler, est. alb. apt Mr. c. Iy HAMIPM.7I.I4itau, Mil of Tottarclla, ust. alb. Ali. M. alp. Mr Fermor's Bri‘htou, est, apt Mr. Keikr.aaa's L'Hoile de 'Venom 7st. nth. Arrow the flat, doors, b. Mr. Iloworth's Casio, apt Sir C. Turner's Goody, est. 71b. garb. Y. 4'. a wigs, h. ft. Gen. GrairrawS May. apt Mr. Pantoe's Ita'Asita, e.l. re , b. Two-yr old Coors... sop. : Mr. Roererie's Wood-Memo, apt No C. Turner's Cootie Abraham, est. 41k. each. R. M. loop, b. ft. Mr. Peatots Chlorts, 41b. opt Gclo. GrOlivelletr• a. Weudwell-heli by Whiteley, Pt. llb. Y. C. 1.4 hilmisiotrs Achilles, pet apt Mr. Lloyd's Foe, 7•t. Two-yr old Course, sop. Oflby moat. lai Lon tine's Toe, net alb. nv. top from Ld Barr ! naorrli Parities, est. db. M. touts, b. 14CDPIESDAY. The dualey End Stalkye of ails. each, Za gs. ft. To start et the Ditch and rod at the Grote Post 1M end the Duke's Stead. Mr, Shaitespear's 'Arlin., 6 yr old, tat. alb. D, ..I'Graftwe's 11o:del:di, 4 yr ad. eat. 7 01 . .11r. Bat aon's 'hattircr. syr old, est. 21b. Mr. Kellerman 's-ll:Nude ds reitas, a yr old, est. I.d. lanvilier's liylas 4 yr ut4,7 sl. fatb. Gar. Grovresur's boa Canso, 3 yr old, 7et. ttlb. Mr. Lake's Nysoplainsi. • yr old, 7 al. tuft,. 14 tirosseuor's Sootheara, Ayr old, 7.4. ;lb. • Vassittart's Berbigh, a)c old , ;.t sib. Mr. Lalhe's c. by Gouty, sot of Slecleinorselle, 1 yr old, Est. D. o▪ f Rellsal*s Rambler, apt Mr. I'ianior's Wren, by Waxy, owl. elb. ault. Th. co-yr old t 'went, Amp. h. ft. THER•IS4 4. General Groomer's Ridemen, asst Sir C Coasts Abraham, 80. alb arch. D. I. h ft Me. Payee's Bulrush, apt. Mr. Valentines llorneatilla, sot 4th. each. .Ih. 11. aloes. b. ft. D. of Graftimes Vandyke, tot. 91. b. apt. Mr. Yeasittares Raleigh, int nth. I M. 10.1... rs h. ft. str Boma' liendlea, test. apt. Gen. Grosvenor's Don t Dn. 311 T. M. M. loop h. ft. Geo Grossaives May, Pt. elb upt. Mr. Lloyd's Zephyr, 3*t. Two-yr old C. loops. h. 1.4 Foley'. Weever, 7st. 911'. apt. Mr. Bouverar's Waal. d armint„ 7st. alb. I'. M. M. -.rms. IA henryr Limon, est. tolls. apt. Mr. Gralburn's Romeo, 7st. lAb. D. I. sop. iIRIDAY. Mr Vaasittart's Cerrycomb, apt. Mr. Shakcareare'. WM. piarratea, fist. 411. each. Tie...yr uld e. trams h. Gra C. rni.r's Rrixrs , Pot. 31b. sot. Mr. Paine 's Bulrush, SM. 31% 11..!.. 1 soars nay. it. Mr. Denkani's GaUtricay, sst esenailing . . art. Capt. Armoires Gallowwy, not exceeding 131.. . two yr. ant c. loop. h. ft. Mr. Shake/Tram !WWII. art 1 , 116. set. Mr. Fertoor's err berms, sat. b. r. 'romp. h. ft. Off br rimarat. Shakrapratir's Diarissat, rec. sues. tram Sir C. Terset's l'eter Musky, vat. ;lb. verb, db. 51. troop h. ft. ■On DA V, After thr 11.3. ting. Shlkor pram's Harpearatels nat. loth. apt. Mi. Vanait- WV, Cerryessab, sit. Ab. M . 2001 11. ft. lil4l 111. INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOOTH.. OCT. 0. Arrived the rffritwixe, with dispatches frwin Lisbon ; Skylark, from a cruise; and the 31e4lusa, from Newfouoilland. haring ender her convoy the fFnere transport. Captain Easingwood. from New Brunswick, with timber for the Lock-yard; the remainder of the fleet babe put into the western p Sailed the Sscagew, ou a cruise.—wind W.C.W. IFILVOUTIf. OCT. 'ti. Early yesterdaynu.rnia% the priviiiiSecretars of Mr. Canning arrived heft, express fumn London. A King's Messeiirr is also here; and the fried:or Cattle packet is hrld iu readiness to start this morn ing for Gijon - with ihtn, charged with important dispatches. PLY o,lr. 22. Came in the brig Mario, Captain Bit:bias. of lbw: tpr Teignintiuth, from New Brunswick, with _timber. She was Captured on the gOth inst. about a mile from the Eddystone, and recaptiired the same evening by the Acres revenue cutter, Captain Kinsman. Ihe privateer which captured her is a lugger of about thirty tons, armed with two swivels, small arms, and 32 men, called the Break tr Day. She was also captured the same evening. about seven o'clock, by His Majestfaabip Brilliaat, the ..Icrice cutter iw company. The Privateer, on her l::•t cruise, raptured the Leeds .I/vreheurt, of:mid from Wcytimoth, for Guernsey ; and the jaccess, of Milford; (coin It oughall, for Southampton. .trrirad the Jane. Graham, from Madeira : and the Drie Gcbrodcrs, Schwartz, from St. U bes--she sailed in company with sixteen others, and pouted aboutalue days since is a gale of wind. An artful and villuiuous plot, accompanied 11 the most unprecedented instances of-credulity that ever engaged public attention, was yesteriiuv cle weloped before the Magistrates, at the !loathe s office. in this town. The parties were Mary bate. man. of Cauiplield„ neap this town, and illiam Perigoi and his wife, of Brantley ; she, the witch. moil they the dupes. It appeared that in August. 180 G, au application was made to this woman by Perigo to cure his wife of a complaint which was not stated or the examitietion, but which we saps pose to be what is calved ateongit people of her rank" nervous," mid amongst their betters, .4 the hip."—Mary, with becoming modeNty, declined to Undertake the cure herself ; but said, that she had a friend at Scarhro7' a Miss Blyth who could .4 read thestars," and collect front them the litiou - lodge requisite to remove all corporeal and mental maladies, and, us a ercliminary Step, required, that Perigo 's wife should send her Haunch peLticoat to Miss Blyth, in order that she might from that ar ticle of dress collect u knowledge of her disorder : The petticoat was sent, and a propitious answer retuned, wherein it was required, that the medium, Mary Bateman, through which all coinmunicatiou betwixt the astrologer and the patient was to be made, should have four :mince notes presented to her, and she was in return to give Perigo four other guinea notes, inclosed in a smell hag, into which, it either his own curiosity. Of the st-11 stronger curiosity of his wife, shoubl induce them to look, the charm would be broken,_ stud sudden death would he the conk-pence. • Strange as it may ap pease the wife of l'erigo never looked into the en chanted bag to the day of her death. Sorel after the four giniu•as had been giveu to Mary Bateman, a letter arrived froru St:ail:an', directing that ano ther guinea should be paid into her hands. Similar requests) were repeated and complied With, tali forty guineas had been thus eetorted from these iii &tinted people, under i- promise, however, diet they should, by-and-by, he allowed', to open the hags, and these bags, they were told, would be found to contain all :be itiosico they bed advanced. About six months had now exeired, and the business of fraud and delesiou still s ent on. Miss Blyth could not, while certain planets ruled, sleep on her own bed; and in order to promote the com fort of the .o wise woinan," Perigo was to buy her a new bed, with all the neceseary uppoudages, end send it to Mary Bateman, through whose hats& it was to be transmitted to the nymph of Scarbro. The bed, &c. which cost eight pounds, were bought. and lives, to the amount of thirty !towns more, paid at various times into the hands of the im postor. Unbounded in her extorticns, she “ent demanded a set of china ; this was also funtiehed to her; but she complained that tire tea-cannister was not sofficiently handsome to set before the gen teel company kept by a lady of her dishes-tine, and demanded a tea-caddy in its stead; which dentaed was also complied. with. Perigo and his wife, thus drained of all the tno ney they had in the world, and all the stints their former good credit had enabled them to robe, and the wife's health still goofing worse ruther than better, they !meanie impatient to look into the' mysterious hags, and' extract from them* the wealth they contained. 'their dominoes impatience pet.- biddy became troublesome, when, as it should seem, to silence thyir importuoitv, Mrs. Bateman, received, as she said, a packet fiorn Scarborough ; this packet contained a powerful chaen, which was to be mixed up is a pudding, to* prepared fur the purpose, and of which Perigo and his wife were to eat, hut on no account to allow aay person -to partake with them. They did eat, and there is but too touch reason to suppose, that this vile %MOSSO had said within herself, .. in the day you eat there of, you 411411 surely die." The husband/ate sparing,ly, be did not like the taste, hut his ill-fated wife, less scrupulesis, ate freely; they both became sick al most immediately, and continued its the most de plorable situation for twenty-four hams; the wile poet tine use of her limbs, and, after languishing live days, died on the tub of May, 1807, a victim of credulity. Penen recovered, partially, but from that time to the present has never had the perfect use of his blithe. Part of the pudding was, by way of experiment,' given to a cut, and it died ' • sense fowls also picked up other p ar t s o f it, an d shared , the same fate. Contrary to the direction of Mary Bateman, Perige applied to a Surgeon its this town for advice, and was told by him that he had- hike') paiwnb but fortunately net in a quautity auffeciently large to occasion his death. After the death of his wife, it is natural to sups pose that the husband would have possessed suffi cient fortitude to emancipate himself from the fangs of this wicked woman ; this, however, was not the case; she had thrown her toils over him, and though the wife might not have been, re she sup-, posed, bewitched, it is pretty evidei 1 husba n d it Lie was under some such influence. Front May, 1807, all Weduesdav last, the charm coutanued to operate, and the spell could not be dissideed.—At one time lie wait to Manchester. by the direction of this Jezebel ; at another hi sett' her one of his wife's gowns; again she contrived to coax or frighten hint out of another gown, a petticoat. and the family Bible ! And last of all she demanded from him half a bushel of wheat, with three sei eis shillings pieces inclosed. His creditors at length became impatient, and the hopes of getting any part of his property back failing, he determined to brave all danger, and look into the mysterious bugs —but what must have beets his surprise and vexa tion to find that the et.ateuts of these liags were not worth one penny ! ! And to fiord himself a pauper, without property, and with a ruined constitution. The bubble now bunt; and after hasiug kept the business an entire secret from every soul living, his wife done excepted, for upwards of two years, lie laid his hopeless case before some of his neigh. bourn • by their direction Mary Bateman was up prelier:ded ; when brought before the Magistrates, she in part confessed her delinquency. pad admit ted that' there was no each 'lemon as Miss Myth in existence, but that the whole was a mere phantom, conjured asp to forward her vile purposes. The Magistrates have committed the offender to the House of Correction, whether to be tried for swiss& ling practices, or to be removed from there to the County Gaol, to take her trial fur wilful Mur der, we are not informed, • Ou searching the bows of this woman. (who has a husband and several children,) the bed and some other articled, the propery of William Perigo, amounting in value to about to or till. were found, will be restored to the owuer. _ _ _ Isis worthy of observation, that Mary Bateman it the person whose hip laid au egg, about two years ago, ut the Bank in this town, beating this raarvenous inscription, " Crist is consiup"-- ( Leeds Mercury, Oct. 9'.2.) EDINBURGH, 04. T. 11.0. COURT OF JUSTICIARY. Some time ago an action vas raised, at the in stance of lb* Majesty's Advocate. against several jonrneynien papermakers, for entering into an ille gal combination or tmispiracy to compel their mas ters to raise their waoes. Au objection against the relevancy of the libel buvit u been started by the Counsel for the paunch', the Court ordered memo rials, and yesterday their Lordships, after having maturely considered the case, and delivered their opinions, pronounced an interlocutor, finding the indictment not relevant as laid. The plume's were therefore dismissed from the bar. The whole of their Lordships were present. Lords Armi.dale and Meadowbank supported the relevancy of the libel, and with them the Lord Justice Clerk con curred in opinion ; while Lords Craig, Cullen, and Herm:m.l, spoke against it. Their Lordship de livered their sentiments at great length, and in such a manner as evinced tile deep attention they had bestowed on a subject of sorb vast importance to the interests of the community. IRELAND. DUBLIN, OCT. 20. COLLIER THE ROBBER. Collier, who has long infested the comities of Louth, Meath, dtc. has been arrested hr Captain FOs, in Church -street, and although several hilts. Intuits of that- neighbourhood were repeatedly called upon for their assistance, not one gave the least aid. We understand tins fellow had the har dihood, at uoon-day, to co 't his atrocities on horseback. Mr. Fox, it is said, has traced his stud in several parts of this city awl in the country, consisting, we hear, of five borse , , all of which we presume to he stolen. Large r. ►►Ards were offered by ►he Geistleuien of Meath and Louth for his apprehension. So much was this freebooter dreaded, that the Police of both coun ties gave up atteniptiag his ddetectija►, lie haring declared that he would die licfor..i he suricsuiereci. Considerable credit is due to Mr. Fox. for the ce lerity.and courage he display►d on this oemsion. CLONMEL, OCT. I.S. 'On Tuesday night last two - coo s t the property of a fanner of the name of Ryan, who had lately taken part of the lands of Ballitalanuey, from Ilryans, the occupying term:its, for the remainder of their town, were shat by some deluded viaiour miscreants. Earl Donoughwore, with his customary activity, iinmediately on heariug of the outrage. proceeded to the place, and took the iuforinatioini of Ryan; and has offered a very bberal reward for the apprehension of the offenders. This outrage is pot referable to any principle that commonly in fluetic...a the mob, for the Bryant. 'eon: glad to get so good a tenant as Ryan for the farm, which they were anxious to let, in conscipit•sice of the loos of their fattier, who had been apprehended by Lord Donoughmorc, about SI year .iiive, N. an attempt to carry away a MOllOlll, and a usunler in conse quence of it, and from particular circumstances, was permitted, at the recommendation of the Crown Lawyers, to enlist for foreign service. Committed hr- John Palliser add Samuel Jacob, &lin , . James lieevan, charged, with baying uummi ninon in his posscriiion,contrary to law. • 1114.111% OCT. 15. On the night of Tuesday last, a mast daring and rather singular burglary was committed at the house of Cahn-con. About ht e'airsek en the seivive iii4lt, a beat under sail put id tit the quay, front which CO men, w e ll armed and apoidited, and at,- der the command of a person whom this daring banditti 'tiled Captain, landed and marched to the front of the house ; they 1.,“..k‘e some of tha,witt (lows, and fired one of their pieces into the Ittniar; which appears to have been loaded with an g .. They searched with the utmost care for arm, and ammunition, and took with them every thing of that sort which they met with. They entered an office of Mr. Scott's, on a table in which lay his account-books, and papers of different sorts—bus what will appear almost incredible, on this very table exposed, a quantity of bank note., and sonic silver and gold specie, which the Captain would not penult them to meiltVe with ; and 011 useeti.ss with a quantity of spirit., they 'hewed not the least de sire to taste it, but in every instance evinced a de gree of rigid discipline and subordination that we really know not how to account fur.—On quitting the quay of Cithircon. they starred for the County Limerick hanks of the Shannon. 111'. Menet was at Kilrush, attending his 3iagistcrial duty at the Sessiona.-•-t Ennis CAraniete.) BA LLINASI.O F. FOR. The great annual fair of Hallinasloe commenced the sth inst. Lord ilanearty, AS usual, up.aied his Park at Garbolly the day before, to accommodate the proprietors of sheep—.a greater number ap peared thun for many years. On Tuesday. the 4th. 00,000 sieve sold in the Park, and ou Welnesday, the 6th, above itmoo in the Fair Green. making together 01,174 ; not • single sheep remained un told. The price on Tuesday was about 10 per cent. more than last year, and there war a consi dentbie advance the second day. There was • striking improvement both in the form and condi tion of those animels, owing to judicious crossing with new Leicester rams, which are in good de wand. a sufficient supple net having appeared at the Fair. On Theroday, the llorse Fair was full •—there were few good ones, and these acre soon lxiught up at high prices. The Bullock Fair was on Friday : the exact number we hare not been able as vet to ascertain : the improvement iu their rogue, particularlt• of the three-year olds, far surpasses all expel, tation ; the price shave last year is supposed to eaceed twenty pa mat. OXIORD, Omuta U. On Tliotsday the Rev. Thames Water!. It.A..dad Stet./ in Divinity, of Nerdslen-ball, was ailm.ttait Baclielue act Doctor io Divinity. Rat. Peter Frye Nutiv and Fenicti Lawtey, Eaq Students in Law, of All College, w e “ admitted Bachelors is Civil Law. Rev. Ch ,rlea Wrott.viis, of Ali Souls` College • Mr. Robert l s hillituar. , Sr,. Wdt:t Lovett, Mr. Archdale Wilson Tayler, Ni e. Chrilltuplut Jones, Rev. Charles Smelt, anti Ate. Predericlehlaster, u i Christ-eburcb ; snd Puy, !William Bohan Yetiunins, of Nto B A were admitted Masters of Arts. Mr. Haw s Du Cane, of Oriel College ; Wiiiiastrlidward Rona,, Barth. ton, Esq. and Mr. John Blackborae, of teascoute Collep aim Mr. Jones Guyer Bedford, of New College, stem witted Bachelors of Arts. Ou Friday Rev. John Storer, B.A. of Christ Church, admitted Master of Atte. Robert Gordon, Esq. of r Church, *as admitted Bactrian,. of Arts, Gaud puuuikr. THE MAICKEfI. CORN-EXCHANGE, Oct. 14. The supplies of Wheat this day arc ronsiiierable, butt. tieing tunny millers, much in demand, caused sales early the day at an increase in prier of full 50. per quarter; dull after; new as at:tucked ; fine old at I tie.; Earle" Malt are earl. higher; White and Grey Pcas at id Ile i tint ; Peens of the two kind al e detest; Oats likewise, its short supply ; l'heir as last week. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat 745. Mid. 965. ' Beaus 7 0, ,:, hoe ditto (sts/)..100d. iIAIS ; Tick Beans ..... N ,., 7 2 Ryc Sarin —;.440. 4F>.. Pe15ad5..........1 24. 4.1 s Malt .. .. rig. !ilk* Pattithe l'illu VIIRS 14:11110 Rape Seed ....•.. 4.11. .1:,1 (hemara y i• • 13414 14411. Fine Flour ........4;. Grey Peas... stis. Gig. Seconds ses UXBRIDGE. Carts.lonettor's Retuns.—TowAsts•v, OCT. Zu. Whcat, per 10ad......... —a. to ogt. .r,. Bealcy, peicputrter. ...... 4511. to 413/.. —ci Oats Beaus ....a . •-•41. to 70* Peas • - - PRICES OF HAY AND STR.IW ON IT. J ants's. wwisrcuarrt.. Illy, al. sr. tst W. tar. at Hay st. La. to IX Strawol. JAIL 1• Yl. as. ud. Kew, — 4 . to 01. Closer, 61. 101. to 7' Straw, tl. stir. to ,z 1 rLIFI ELI). Ocr. TLC; dal; martat WWI amply supplied slit% prim mad Hsu llkew of cattle in utter respects was *wife): sitton i Veal. aud Pork, !support last price', and the Ia aellei at was somcv !Lit The sates iu t H sydit, ki were pratty anisitWrable; Hwy fetched 3 Letter price Frid-Ws tnarkat ; Straw and Clovcr sold at last pricer . sat iOlll4l all . accerate statement of she prices and autabas To sink 51w Oft.l par awls of alb. as. ad. to r..s. zd. I Head of Cattle ti n s dry Mutton.... *a. ad. la t.'s, ad Resets Veal • do. aal. to 7a. att. Sheep ..... Pe* ls. d. to 7a. od. Cairo, Lamb ia. ed. tors. od ......... HAY.NAILET. ed. to M. ie. ed. od. to 11. vac 04 at. to 71. es. ed. SMITH FIELD Hay 51. Si. - S 1 rim 11. hi. Clover .. 6l. toe. GOAL-MgMli LT, th.:702111 e‘. Itto• at Market. link/ Price. - 66 . . Newcastle ..... 7ti .... 401. 04. a .5.24. 13..f.iinderlainl .... 10 .... 441. 64. 4 IRO St—Cinders ..... •.. 2 ...• 4Sa. Od • ...-a. PRICE OD 57'0414,4*' . 1R13AY. SI pa. Cent. Reduced....... 66( 6 3 ye, Cent cuneuis 0 Oa • per Cent 5 prr rent N wry 991 94 Los3g Aunuities me 3-16 Omuium ... )4 die. loath Roods V xchcquer fills Eue-416 Lottery Tickets •••14. )54. Cusdols Air 6 74 74 7 T. BUM, Stork-Recker, 4, Cu. itilill, and u, Ciuing-C. IRISH STOCKS, Ocr. I•. Cos. Delo per ere( (:..vmenseutiv s pia mut Exchanr--Duhliis on Latativa (Ott. to) COUII.*: OF EXI Ainsterd•th 34 4 13ittu at g Rutterdtu4 10 16 t V. I) , authurgb 33 1.141:• A ltutut 33 I tit'. .Prots tda.ol4lo, %I 16 bin" 'Pnurdeinuc *3 • Bladria....: , piper. .Rein. ;RANGE. Our. 11. reike 3ll rfaVve ' 4, Liboo• ..... 6. Oporin. ip Dnl4a9 .... '.. 9; Coil( RC 1.1.10]. 'Portugal iu Coin inti liars pie os. New New Dollars tither is Rai% — New Laois reds — AO, et the Bank of 11 SI re Cent. -• pap , / Ditto, tiffwit. Dabs 4l_ Leghorn j j i Gew•la 47) !!RYAS On Sunday morning, at Woberu Abbey, her GIACC Duelns:* of Beiahroi, of a sow. On it ei!aesda), the 19th instant, at Edinburgh, Lad riet Aarrm , of a &Gest. r. Near Ualbw , Isetawd, the wife of Jain n rixon, Egg 900. In Upper Merries-sereet, Dublin, the lad y of Capt. Geory BardeV, of the Royal Navy, of min. At Staeumnie, comity Kildare, the lady of Sir Simon 7 attvet, Bart. of a daughter. la Pelfa.t, Ste.. Colocel :11‘Ca.k.11, of a ann. At her mother', hoore, Loner fiardiner-atrect, Dublin, on the milt last the holy ofJolin Hamilton I,Yrldou, ' )host, county Meath, E of a daughter. tht IWedntmlay last, tl,e lady of Frerleriebdarette Great Jataeu.atreet, Bedford-ton, of tame, Oil the I till laataid, at her lAkcis biome, in agr. deus, the lady of Lieut.-Colonel Nonfood, of a gbh MARRIAGFS. On IVednesday the toth instant, at St. dohs's, iVorrrster , George Frederick Knipe, EMI of His Majesty's II" Oinar,:t of Dragoons to Mary Anne, you..gest dose, the late John Wiliam, Esq of that place. At lii‘hortragh, in Tot e, by the veil ft,. the Peso Voile, Chink. s Lloyd, E.A. Major of do. root, to Miss Emma Dale, daughter of the late Hale, of the l'lnatatime. On Saterday hist. t.t lenahrth Church, Theme. Man son of the lion. W,u. Manners, of Lambeth, to Mo that.... of Nes ington. finSattire.sy last, by the Rev. G. S. Townley, .1 oba . to tlarr.st, yuitu,last daughter of Use Pickwued, Esq. DEATHS. At Rtro Rouse, county of Tipperary, the Rev. Peacock, aged LS. He sas :early 4u yeas, Rector and cello, of Kilfruota, lie«uld, and served the Cars Loseratit, 49. • O Thursday loaf, in Tunstiala-piare. City Rood, Nog sad painful diner, Ann. tn.* *deaf Xt. Thomas the of the Masten of Lloyd's Cafe*. braise. MOH WATER. THif VAY. 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