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Geeslin Duval, Mr. Cooper; Count Altenhere, Mr. Bar. %lard ; dituricy, Mr. Meredith; Wittikin, Slr. Knight; Kit.: oil r,M M . Randall ; Sternolf, Mr. Snit's. Eihelturt, Collators 'of Ahettherz, Miss Smithson; Nina, Mies Csboit ; Ninaeue, 1t,.. Bland; Barbara, Mrs. Beets* .11 4 , y Jew,. .v: Afire shirty .• • '.. --- • • .• ! .'::r • • THE CORONATION., The Procne ' eommenees Truro Westminster Hall.— thc Snood Seem-, the Interior of the Ahhey.—Fl,e Third, .. and Introtioetory Scene,. in which Mr. Knight pill introdnce II lie. Conic Sung, entitled, "The King . atid the Coronation, And England and the Peepte.`The roorth Sitme. the Hall, its the court* of which the Grand Esistre• of kho alliallVilliSl. • To conclude with (I'sh lime) is new Farm, calkil , . • MONSIEUR TOISSON. 111*. liShiPlpill thoiiarros by - Scion. 'Cooper, Pirvalva. Foote, Galtie, W. H. Williams, Miredith, Vining, Mrs. Knight, Mit* Smithson, and Mr.. Bland. The Doors to be Opened at Six °Thick, and the Pm-- formaseen to begin at Seven. On M°o4a.Y, Peealdi Duval—with The Coronation—and nonvieur T.lll sou. • A sew Comedy is in rehearsal. v'J, ?URA Tft 9410 r 4 L, CO V RNT-GA RDA:.V. ON MONDAY, Or•toher 22„ will he acted 1 the Opera of 1 c -. THE EXILE. . Corot Ulric* (the Emile), Mr. Egerton; Governor of Si beria, Mr. W.Farreis ; Baron A Ihradoff, Mr. Imam.; Count Calmer, Mr: Duraset; Dixon. Mr. Tonsil; Welzien, Mr. Connor; Streit*, Mr. Fawren. The Empress Klizabeth, Mrs. Famed; Katharine ' Mn.. Tennant (Mr 4th appearance on this stagy); Alexina.Mlas route. The Greed Public Estry'of the limpets. Elizabeth ; and the Interior of the Cathedral of kloseow, in which the CORONATION of ELIZABETH is performed by the liliilltriatriarch, and his initiating Dignitaries. . .•., i After whirl, theAltspired Farce of THE PADLOCK. Des Men, Mr..l. Isaacs; C.cand-r, Mr. Donna-t; Mango, Mr. Blanchard. Leonora, Miss Monastic; • Ursula, Mrs. Davenport. A Private Box may be had fur the season, or nightly, of Me. Brandon, at the Box•OtEce. Bagel% 7 8 .; Second Price, 38.0141.—Pit, .31. 6.1. ; Second 'rice, U.—Gallery, 25.; Second Price, Is.—Upper Gal lery. Is.; !Second Prier, ltd. The hoors will be opened at Haltpest Six o'Cloek, and the Play begin at Seven. Places (or the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box.ofFice, Hoet.street„ from Tea till Four. On Wednesday, The Exile, with The Poor Soldier. HE-OPENING OF THE EGYPTIAN TOMB ON THE Ist OF NOYFAIBER. f VI E PriTriviter of the EGY PT IA N TOMB I feels himself bound to expice. his Gratitude for the great Enconvegment the Poldie an liberally bestowed on loin during the late Season, and hag the pleasure to announce that, deeply impressed with a proper sense of chat be owes the Public, he has spared no pains br expense to gratify their curiosity on Egyptian Antiquities. 1n addition to the foresee Exhibition he has introduced SixMuJels in Was, representing die following Monuments: The great Pyriimid of Cephrenes ' un stir reduced scale of 120 feet in one f o ot ; every stone of the exterior and interior of the Passages, Chambers, and Portico, are is. their due pro. portions, and so exactly contrived sti to give the must cor rect idea of the eneiesit 1111cruisments. The Interior of the Temple in Are Ivle of Philo. is moll minutely excreted •tui painted. That of Xesmaute* he also !represented stone for stone. The Earl suite to an Zgyptiesi Tomb in Guinn, with en Arch way over it, to eliseidats the. Origin of Arches. That part of the Model of the Tornio of Froinis, which hitherto has net been before the public, will be placed so as tolgirte a cop*" Ohs of - She whole Tenth. The Great Temple et Ihrfswilsel, in Nahia, with all its Colossal Figures, &e. in their slime propertion, give a complete idea of the Egyptian Excavations --A.lmittanre N.B.—The Prupeietor tn!ovs thiri eau Iv opportunity to an. nounce, that the Egyptian Tomb will be Ilually closed at the cut of Felarhary neat. the wounded gentleman. and we are_ happy to add that ito serious danger is spiwebeuded from the wound. Extract of a private letter, dated Eatlikes'. (county of Limerick), October t.t : " We are here in the utmost consternation. Mr. Going, who has been the Cole of our county Li merick Police, has been In rilered in the .m9itt shocking manne r .. Ile had en removed hom his command within the l i st we k, in Consequence of inefficiency, and replaced by Major Stuart. Mr. Going this day rode into thescanotry, a he laid been accustomed to do. and A l ia his return. was shot. dead between too and three o'clock in the dust' ! This town is 11001 in si state of the utmost niarin. All !the , arson that' woe, in die pssscssiott of our es entry geutletokts Ism", liten i tken by nightly' bands, and asearly 9.00/. worth .powder Its. bees, bought and distributed iu this eitu.uty amongst the. disturbers.. I semi you this information. which will, probably, be the first received in Loudon. My brother has jut returned laud viewing the body of poor Going. He was shut within one mile and a hill of this town, and under circumstances of pe culiar barbarity. Ile received nearly fifteen 111111*. krt. balls, and had his thigh shattered by slugs. I sin unable to describe the state we are reduced to. 1 sleep every 'light with a brace of pistols loaded at toy bed's-side, and'a Queen Anne sabre. Going went yesterday to Limerick, and dined (on his return home) with Mr. Walker, from whose bootie. he was literally dragged, this morning, to theCutal spot. His murderers w e re'dressual in white thirts'etvertheir clothes." After Mentioning this horrible murder, the Dub lin Morning Post of Wednesday swell OP follows: " A Privy Council is summoned to meet this day, for the purpose of ogreeilig to such measures as it may be expedient to adopt, ai order to bring the perpetrators of this dreadful crime to condign pu nishment, and to consider also the general state of the couhty." The Dublin Herald thus accounts for the above murder We have been lorrified at hearing that Mr. Going, the Magistrate, was shot, by the country people in the disturbed district of Limerick. The unfortunate Mari was, we believe, very bad and intemperate, 'hough, we dire say, well meaning officer—and this, it would seem, was the opinion of his superiors, for be was lustily re moved from his police situation. We have been itiformed that his habits were extremely irregular and dissipated, and that the persons acting under his orders were discovered at the late Assigns to have been imitators of the Commander's example to a greater extent than was in All cases consistent with the efficie.ut discharge of d lheir duty., Na sew the person who used the phrase " rebels" in a re cent publication relative to some' disturbers, on whom a party 'under his ostlers filed. Of these persons the party killed three, and took several prisoners. The bodies of the slain people be cotn united precipitately to the earth, compelling the prisoners to dig their graves. There was a preva lent notion that one of the wretched men who had fallen was buried. before he was quite dead—and it is to this circumstance, we mider•trud, that the detestation in winch Mr. Going was held by the lower orders is chiefly atitibutable. The place from which be was shot was the former 'residence of the victim of this alleged act of barbarity." to retort) the liri; a proof that coutagethsty amass putties it good cruse, C4IIILOW, OCTOBER 15.—The following die. grucerP l f.ct occurred • few sights ego. in the county of Kildare:— • • " A tenant of Colonel Bruen. from whom he had received . uu rent for two years (tolerable indulgencer andfrom•whom his agent could not get am rent, was distreinild;'=anit• teepee left to watch the pro perty ; un the succeeding .- listght, a patty .of. .then came to the premises, and having tied the • butlitf mid the. fanner, buck to back, swept -away :the entire property which was under seizure. op eery which they hail ready for she purpo,e ! Of Ars part of the outrage the fanner pietetided• total ignorance !" • 7 „ • MARKETS. • • , CORN .EXCHA •FRIDAT °troll,* 19. . Weeoptintre to receive large *applies of Wheat, bat there ht w insprnvernent in the deinatid, fur rusty die Rapt awl di7ent raniPles steel buyers; all the Inf. - roar w.rtr DM only itentinal in value, and ate Unsaleable. The •rrivats 'Put ley this week 41111,0 been very hirer., yet lotting sip* hulers In day than toolty. there was a Witch brisker illremanJ for it, at ate.adyastee of Is. per psalm from pricer. itats are Is. per quarter cheaper, and dtin C.44oer 1111411 re of the ineenitutle of the ruppiy. I, other auricle* there is no alteratitin. _ UXBRI DGE. Coro Inspector's Retort', Tuttmeney, Osrronea le. Meal, per load • 171 sto '23/ - 'Rey dittu aarley, per quarter '14.1 —il to :314 —.l - 'OM .: • l6s —.l 4u : 1 .3s —J '. ' • "... r effil 4 l. • 111* —si es. 4ut..-41. !Willa .i.rf.. , " ~- .0 01 11111- • ' ....male --.1 re ao• --A' -4 X4 .- ' '''''''. , ",';' - '-i Rye -7,41 Its 33e -4 _. • . 4-. A MALEC. serrratitsc, Leitivlicht the Wear 14 &bwd. Usage • ' at Saiadville, near Ca s tle Island, Isms st.tscicell number of ruffians. who soddenly broke in anti seized Mr. Harnett in his bed— in this struggle to secure filial in the dark, they -lore htr his 611111. In la . the xy. I orc slur'. : In this condition, however, he effected his escape and, fled to Castle Island (s distance of hrttet than two miles); where he alarmed the inhabitant!, many of whom having armed themselves and joined hint, went in pursuit, and at a place called Glitusharogn, they clime up with these miscreants who were in great finer, many shots were exchatired out each side, and the insurgents ultimately effected their retreat without any loss that can at present lie ascertained. We are happy to find that on casualty occurred on the side of the Castle Islanders, who succeeded in seizing on, and bringing► sway, eight or nine horses, on which those midnight pests of ►oeiety rode, it is supposed, from the neighbourhood of Abbryfeale. When those ruffians found that Mr. Harnett .had escaped they immediately set fire to his house and went oft The house would have been consumed to ashes were it lint for the timely and active exertions vitt poor neighbour of Mr. [Lanett's, named Thomas Rourke.—( Western Herald.) NEWBURY, BERKS, Demme Is. Wheit 3s. tosai Oats Rye —. to —s I Beans Barley 222 to 36s I Prose JUa lo 33i Bread, per gallon, 1.. 7 i ttl. to 1.. 9;1 MEL4N4I. (From the Limerick Chronicle.) LIMERIcK, OCTOBRR 13. We understand that Albeit Furlong, E.g. von of IVilliain Forloog, Esq. of Diibliii, succeeds NIN Hoskin", in the Courienay agency.--Mr. Fur long is now at Newes,ite. • Thursday, the High Sheriff of tine County, re ceived a third requte to stay the execution of Michael Shaughnessy, who *Us to undergo the sen tence of the law this day at Newcastle, to the 27th instant. Th- intimation elates, that Shaughnessy's existence will depend on peace being restored to the western part of tbr coital, and that the arms plundered by the bsittlitii, should be immediately restored. This gracious and merciful adViee•of the Gusersintent has been communicated by the Sheriff to the Itiglst Rev. Dr. Tuohy, for the purpose of being announced' by. the Clergy to the Congrega. lion of the parishes which are most disturbed. As the police from Newcastle, under the corn. mantiof Lieutenant Percy, were patrolling on Tues tioy night last, they met a large body of men near Killerdy, ull mounted, two oil each horse, armed and dressed in whitey who, on being challenged and ordered to surrender, fled in different direc tions. The police then tired and wounded nor min, who, with another, they took prisoners. The Drumcolloher party of police, who were also pa. troliingin the same direction by Mr. Percy's or. de's, arrested two wore melt, who were brought lute Neweeetiev and base Mace been committed to 4 1ALISSURY, Ocion it 16. • Wheat 441 so $O. 11/1.1 (31..... If, 0110 ;Id,. Od. Barley. 28s to 40, 0.1 I Beaus .. 404. 0.1, to brig. Od. DEVIZES, OCTOECR 18. %Vheal.... 38s o.la diSs Od Oat. ..... . 29s 04 a 334 0.1 Barley.... 264 Od 44. 04 I Reniis .... 211 Oil a 22s Oa 55S Sacks of Wheat 'old at the average of 325. 94. HEM EL H Eh' PSTI Wheat, per Id. (five bushels) 456 to WS', Oil New ditto als to 50s Barley,- per guar 22. to 26s 'EAD, °Mist 18. 0..t0 It.an. Old tilleana Pease —. to 44t 01 HUNGERFORD, Ocoosta 17 W10eat..450. Od. to Bth. Od. 0at0..221 Od. to 35;. Dorloy..3os. Od. to 45.. 011. f Beous 310. Od. to 44s 0J: SMITHFIELD MARKET, FIUDIT Orrorct 19. There was a plentiful market this morning of all deserip : lions of cattle, In consequence Mei iof the prices remain at our last quotation. There is no 'dictation iss the prices of Hay, Straw, and Clover. The following is a correct state ment of the prices arid numbers : To *lnk the Deal per (stone of. 81b.. 8eef,...35. 0.1. 10 4s. Od Head of Cattle 'kir day: Alttitou..to. 03. to 41. 0,1. Resits Vea1....3• 0.1. to ss. 041. Sheep - 's 7.580 Kirk ...as 0.1 so sw. Od. Calves Lamb..,os. 0.1. to 0.1. 0.1. I Pima.... HAY-MARKET. r . Ha! Clover. .. .. ....... ' • r /taw ll. Hs. to 11. les. HAYTI. • • - The Fifth Session of the Chamber of Repeesent.P., tiers of Hayti was opened on the Ist August Lodi when the President delivered the following speech :.-- Cmzena Laossgatoos—The happy events which have brought about the union of all the Dario's, under the em pire acme Coostitution, have fully at'complisbed my wishes, inasmuch as theconfitlence which has been re-established be comes stranger every day, and that in spite of the attempts of malevolence, it is now rvideut that the fate of our mesh, is irrevocably fixed. For a lung period our desensitisation to defend with oar jives the liberty sod iadepeadence of our coostry,baa bats haunts to She whole universe; bet sewing Melee li•lrDenTli“ hill 611111111 d ibiir hope. when nor Wet tine divisions ; and nutwithstooding the fatality with whi. h a deplorabe war was kept op, there are no unachinatinap which they have not employed to endeavour to Wing about our destruction. This truth is too generally known to ren der it sseessary to develops the proofs of it. IS is ',Meerut for me to recommend to the Constituted Authorities, sod to all my fellow.cuitutryasen, to mutate's that tuition and coscord upon which their safety must depend, cintinsally to bear iu miud, that the welfare to which thi y have a right, can only be coon/lid-lied by the lUfillileilatlCC of good order and preserving onrselves from the scourge of •nasehy, which we have as much reason to abhor as that tyranity, which thanks to Providence, has bees annihilated fur ever. My iateotions, always iu harmony with the Constitutional Act, were, since the entire pacification of the territory, to convoke the Communes of Antbunite and of the North, Cir the nomination of Member. who are to reps...arm them in this Chamber ; but the execution of this project was pre vented by the disturbances which ambition fomented abosny lifter that period, but which, in theirreault, have only wetted still more to prove the strength of the Republic. It was natural to suppose, iu couretpieuce, that this convocation would be deferred till next year, but actuated by a devise to bring shout by every possible rnenna an tinily of sentiment, I hare invited the citizesia of these two Departments to pro. Cited to the choice of their Rapresentatives. I therefore hope, that in the course of the preut Session they will co operate in your labours. Citizens Represeutatives--lt is satisfactory to me, under these favourable rircunastauers, to have to announce, that the /senses of the State are iu the mot prosperous situa into, sod that the stew granters of land bate diligently wet about their cultivation. Every thing tends to indicate that the public prosperity will every year increase in a remaika• bhe progression, and that the aiiratiou of these proprietors wall be sensibly ameliorated. _ . . JVF:IV TH RAM R-RO PA L, HATMAkERT. THIS EVENING. SATURDAY, Oct. 20, - wilt be perforated the Comedy of EVERY ONE HAS HIS FAULT. Lord Norlaud, Mr. Yosotiffil Sir Robert Ramble, Mr. 30hissep *obis, Mr. Oxberna MOrMolle. Mr. Terry; Placid, Mr./kilter. t Mr. Irwin, Mr. - Irlootray. lAdy Eleanor Irwin, .Mrs.Cbalterley ; Mrs Placid, Mrs. Tsyleirre ; Musa hpiaster, Mrs. Preset; Miss Wooburn, Miss Royce. Tn which will he added the Musical Entertainsneet of • THE REVIEW ; Or, THE WAGS OF WINDSOR. Mr. Deputy Bull, Mr. tl'illiams ; Captain Beaucerd, Mr. Baker; Caleb Quotem, Mr. J.111'41-11; Looney Marivsolter, tit. Ward; Jobs Lump, Mr. Tayleurr. Greer Gsylore, Miss Boyce; Lacy, Mrs. Juan; Nitrite Whitsiboru, Mrs. .Baker. Door. to be opened at Half-past Six o'Clork—lbe Play to begirt at Stye's. Boxes, bm—Pit, 3s.—First GAllery, ts.—Sreooil Gal lery. Is. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Massingliaar, at AiVnit.T.ADENtrat.t. ARIETS. . (By liar Carcass.) 8d to 34 44 I Veal .... 31 4d to Ss OJ Aluttion.. ?a Sol to 31 4.1 Pool .... 2a bd to be 4d Lamb.... gaol, by Godfrey Massy, Esq. The zeal of this- small party to pursue the fugi tives, obliged Mr. Percy to leave the wounded man at a respectable farmer's house till his return, when, accompanied by Godfrey Massy, Esq. and a party of the 40th regiment, they found the wan hail been renioved, and, though a diligent search was direct. ly Made, they could not sheeted in retaking Rite. but found, in the course of the iseerch, guns, iUs tols, and 6111{11111111i1011 ; horses, saddles, lists, shoes, &c. also a dead horse. It was reported that the min who was shot, had been only 'recently discharged from gaol, and was tried at the last Assizes on a capital charge. The body of Jo!In Corneal, who was murdered in the Barony of Remy, is riot yet found, though every diligent seArch has been made for it. Yesterday ientlight, the boy conveying the mail from Ratlike-rile to A•kratoss, containing the Dublin marl, together with the by-It:nets, was attacked at Boo!iglu's, in this county, by three men, one of whom was armed with a pistol, who robbed him of the,eritire bags. This is the second. robbery of the mail on the sense hue of road within the last three aerks. During the absence of Daniel Codmorc, Esq . his house at Fart Mhz*, in this county, was attacked by p nunterous.banditti, who procured several mus kets and pistols. Wednesday night, a fellow named Wkly. en tered Perk-house, the property of the Right Rev. Doctor Tuohy. but was prevented front robbing it by the vigilance of the housekeeper, who. with the assistance of her Iwo, reeured the fellow, who is lodged in gaol. PRICES OF HAT AND STRAW . witirrese Ars, Hay 31.3494 to 41 Oa 0.1 I Hay .... 3( 104 0.1 to 4t 4. 0.1 Straw 1/ 7s o<l to I/ Ids 0.1 I Clover 4! Os 01.1 I !Ss 041 Clover 41 4s Otl to 5/ Os OJ Straw . I! 81 Od to 1/ 14s 04: PRICE OF 110 PS, per Cot. NPAV 040CILVTI. NEW Kent 101 to 4/ ie. I Kent 2/ 10. to. 4/ 44 Sussex ..2/ 6. to 3/ K. I Sussex 21 Ot 0/ . ,1111 Essex.... 2/ 101 It, 3115 s Essex 011..) 3/ 4 10s Farnham, Sup„7l. to 91.—Seconds, 51. 10.. to 7!. 74: • the Theatre. N.8.--Privme Boxes may be had nightly, by application wt tbe Bex-ottice. 'Oa Monday, the Comedy of She 4 -toops to Cougar,. On Tuesday, The Brgear'a Opera : Macheath by a young 1.14, her first appearance. On Wednesday, the Comedy of Every One has his Fault. [Estract (rust the Freeman's Journal.) PRICES OF TALLOW, SOAP, &t. Orr 11411..• non) Tallow 50. to —... UJ Yellow aun t ' YeSlur Russia 47* 0.1 .....4 Uti MUlllell S 1 lute Jiti0...47. 04 —..s otl Csard . Saar 4100.... 43s 0,1 .—s 0J Graves 2O. .. • . breltisig Motif :IS. 0.1 —. 01 GUO.I Dregs ' —1; t e a DIM rossigh..2s4 11.1 —. 0.1 ICH A RDSON, GOODLUCK. and Co. respectfully acquaint the Politic that the New State Lottery Scheme contains I'RIZES of £30,600 ! 30 other Capitals, nut Two Blanks to a Prize, 20,000 Tickets, OW Clamors, and every Ticket decides its own fate. will hr Di worm in Form Days, viz. 3041. THIS MONTH, 20ti Nu. vvmher, 11th December, sled 20th Dr.cernlwr. The Prizes in tide Lotter! consist entirely of STERLING MONEY! . RICIIIRDHON, .GOODLUCK, and Cu. are Selhrg Ticket. nerd tames in a variety vi' Number's, ot their old Office, Tlawk Corning, where they Sold lest Lot tery, No. i,t3te a Prize of 3,01101. Consols, in save Quarter, one Eighth, end Ten Sixteenth Sherry. • PRICK OF RAW FAT, pee stone vi Alh, • Prierei Tallow (as sweat by the Witte, PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow Chandlers Price or Candles, per dozen, lOs Od—Monlas, Its GA., • Ad per dozen allowed fur resdy m:nu•y. . . . RAW 111 DEB. a• Best Heifers &Sterna, perm. Ordinary.. Oa OJ to 211.1 3s OJ lu 31 4.1 Merkel Calf— enah 95.11,1 Os 0.1 to 34 UJ F.saig flume 04 04 lu Os Ott In the different branches of the piddle service the func tionaries have honourably distinguished theinselvea; our re. 'MMus with Foreign Stales are opus, an advantageous foot. ing. The army, whose Collthlei his always bees' so glorious, has not ceased to give proofs of the purest devoimn—it de serves the highest praise. What motives fur satisfxclion! However, Citizens Representatives, it is of the first hirer,. sily, amongst other things. to the national interests, that the particular attention of this Legislature should be given to a use of great impotence, and which the public voice urgently calls for; I mean ilie Hellion Cole, which is to serve se the guide to our tribunals; yonr defiberatiens will, I doubt out, be devoted to this Mika; may it at length be profoundly matured, awl promulgated to the g I satisfactiou. I shall continue. Citizen. Representatives, to calculate upon the aid of your experience and abilities, to assist woe in the efforts which I shall not cease to mate for the consillida. Lion of the public welfare. In the idame of the Republie, by virtue of Act 75 o n. I declare that the Fifth Ismiosi of the Chamber el Representatives of t h e Communes a opeied. DR. REES'S CYCLOPEDIA. TniS %%nimble ' , rational Work benne now eons 'Acted, F. W FAT L6Y having thole Into hoards measly the chute of this Work since its commeneemeat, sad ►eing casuist's'', familiar with all the *romp-meats of the D'ork, awl also auswerable for the perfection of all ihr Parts which hr has' dune up, respectfully solici". the Purchasers of this Work to favour Wag with she binding of their CupieN either frusathesaselves or through their respective► Booksellers, fur which be has made extensive prepairmioaa. F . ay. BEGS TO REFER TO THE RECOMMENDATION OF HIM AS A BINDER, BY THE PUBLISHERS, OVITHIN THE COVER Of PART 11. YOL. XXXIX. SHEEP SK INS. %pep ..a.,......1 2,1 0.1 to 14 1.1 la nabs . , Extract of a letter from Limerick, dated Octo- FOREIGN ‘llllll S; l w r lb. Spanish Sheep. l.rrrorx• 34 6,1 a 4* 64 Sersni6 of a 34 96 6066 4s 9,1 • 3. 34 ber Is: --- Set illy .... Is 3d a 3s OJ Sammy, Ist. -Rd 4. Od a 59 :J Bohemia, Ist ........4. P.I a 74 itj • 3.1 64 a 49 OA PRICE OF LEATHER. Butts 50 to 56Ihs cash 1 23.1 to 24, I I.s. Pb. Ditto, 56 to 60 lbs. cacti oft I to 2141 Dressing Iliac* - Piles Coach Hides .'. „ „ . to,' to elt4 Crop Hilts 35 to 40 lbs rot cntlits4 1144 to 19 , Ditto .45 to 51111.4.. . 1 .... .... "11+1 to 911 CailSkitis 311 1., 40Ihs Ditto 50 to 701 Its 26J 10.394 Ditto ' To to 801Irs ' • ..e4./ 10 :Ad '99119,414 VGret•itlan.4 ..19.1 ..to 11/.1 Large ditto :..., aloned Flatcar jil wins .... i lP u ieh 'Pr" li:4s?ts. • ... O.l to 210 Si ieciineos of Binding, and • statement of Friers, may be sect' at his Worksimp, Friars-street, INictors' Commits, or al 1 is noose, No. 10, Niatiouers' court, Liidiste.street, Li•ltrrs of Inquiry will bate prompt atimiiitio. • a s Cliolemen's Istirarier lifted up :—Miscellsneoiss "" • 4.4 bis6d is all bindings, from Site plainest to the must ttiallermen to London or its Vicinity will be immediately *sited spousal their request. 14.indon, October, 1621. Jail published, continued to the King's Return from Ireland, with a New Head (engraved by Heath) of Dr. Goldsmith, sriee•Ss. hostisel; the Sevestemeh Edition of •iipoiNNocK's impitovED EDITION of A. Dr. GOLDSMITH'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND, ft out the Invasion of Julius Cesar to the Death of George the Second i with a Continnation to the Reign of George the Powell; with a Classiest sad Modern Map, Questiuus for Examination, Copious Note., •• We cossider ibis to be YON of the most complete Books of the kind for Edscation that has ever issued from the new, and the improvements so copious as to merit a ills (diet eirlwelorn.' • le Editors deserve every praise for the pities and labour they have Mellowed in •perfetung the Pub laratiow.”—Literary Gazette. . Xrintedior G. amal W. H. Whittaker, Ave•Marie-laue. Of whom also may be haul, • ' PINNOCK'S IMPROVED EDITIONS of DR. gOLD IMIETWS 111111'0RJ MS of GREECE sad it" Mk, k, with mumerons Additions and Improvements; at. the plag yf the History of England. 19inii. price Os, 6d each. • You will be clunked to hear that Major Going was yes terday evening inhumanly mo,dered near Cappaiiii, a little beyond Adore. The 71 ins lofted five bullets eu his body, sad not satisfied with that. fractured his skull. The body hes in the Court 110 doe of (tatlikrale for an iuquest: "'Other letters we have see.. stale, that two of his police men were kilteJ at the same time." Wears sorry to find that the spirit of violence. which has fur mime tine disgraced the county of Limerick, is beginning to appear in the county of Waterford. On she night of Sunday last the house of Mr. GRIMM, within about half a mile of the town of Duligarvon, was attacked by • gang of ruffians, armed with pistols and sword., and having their faces blackened. Mr. GREEN hap pened to he absent at the time or the attack, but there were several ladies in the house, and also a brother of Mr. GREEN, who has for some time laboured under a certain degree of mental deli. lily. This young gentleman, undressed and *wily unarmed, rushed 'upon the robbery, and knocked down one of then) ; lint at the instant he woo tired et by another of the gang, and severely wounded in the .shnulder. The ruffians thenpro ceeded to pillage the house; and, .that they might effect their purpose with greater **fay utml ease, they caused :ill the ladies to kale their beds, mud put them all into one room,. Where they locked • them • up, without allowing thew •to dress theta- Wee!, The,latlies wegr l however, risith.thio excep tiou, trotted witlua thew of civility. Property to • considerable amount was curried off. .Surgical aisistonee etas as - prianptly as possible affordeeto We give the following as a specimen of the re ports iu our possess ttttt t front Limerick county : " On Sunday night, between the hours of ten and eleven o'clock, as R. Sheehy, Esq. was sitting in his bedroom, at the bootie of his father, Edward I Sheehy, of Ballintoher, Esq. a ruffian, who had beer, lurking for some tiine without, lired at him through the window, which happened to be open. The ball passed through the door of the apartment, and penetrated deep into the opposite' wall. Mr. R. Sheehy nistantsueously returned the lire on the ruffian as he was hastening by the window (we regret to say) without effect, and the villain es caped with impunity. The promptitude and bra very which this young gentleinata evinced upon the occasion is highly creditable to him, and fur nishes a hold and excellent example to persons how they ought to act under similar circum stances. Moat of our readers will no doubt be surprised at the hardihood which could have prompted an individual to attack thus singly a gentleman's residence ; this surprise will however be in ■ • great degree removed by the consideration of the ekcem of daring to which habitual outrage has brought the peasantry of the county of Lime rick. Besides, this surprise will be the more removed when ou► readers learn that several shots had been heard early in the evening, in the neighbourhood of Ballintober, and taut:lentos parties of midnight marauders appeared on the adjoining roads through oat the night. In troth, the villain who tired the shot is only to be regarded us a straggler from a numerous party, which would probably have' re turned to a formidable attack, had they not brim discouraged by the prompt resistance given to this assassin by Mr. R. Sheehy. " On the same night a large body of these mid night disturbers came to the house of -- Fur long, Esq. and demanded arm•. This spirited Magistrate remitted them with heroic intrepidity. They appeared in very great number, before his house, but after the discharge or six or seven 111111- kris upon theM from Mr. Furlong •ud sons, they immediately dispersed. " On the same nighty huge party of the same character called at Glenduff, the seat of J. Ste , 'telly, Fas t solid took from thence a large quantity of arms. " The 'following nigist Lieutenant Percy, with eight policemen, gallantly engaged a •large• -party of these disturbers, arrionoting almost. to an how „sired. As soon as Lieutenant Percy and his ' gallant little troop discharged a volley at them, the cowardly scoundrels seampertd oIl; without daring ••••• The heads lately exposed on the gates of the Se raglio vete those of Veli Pacha, the. son of Ali of Juan ttttt s, mod of his son Mehemet Nebo. Their death has beets provoked . by the intri. , "uis of Ismael Pacha, and of . Bekir Theioksdor. They have its. botiurtrii to the 014'411 that Veit and his Pali had deposited 14 ions of 5,000,000/. as Saida Mauro, of which they declared the English General, Sir F. Adam, to be heir 'in case of their death. A tiego . - elation to remove the mohey had beett entered 'nisi with the Turkish Chiefs whom •we hive naintAr, -They contended that a Pachis being a slave *ens .ployed by his. Highness the Sultan, was not likely to make a will, except in favour of the morqitei s , and in consequence they •deinaAded the delimit.( The reply was. that Vela mid others essuld not he divested of the. property. A second' demand atm! 'made, a rep'' , was given, and the- Devon.. ii order± to cut the keel of the difficulty. ordered the headsl i of the two permits to he cut off. who bad been eat-•' played to refuse the tressure.—(fanch Poper./ . . - ~. .„ '33 / 118t."3„ t'aigniriae daly,'7it. 7J. pet tato) Port, old, per 138 gsiunl • 3Bf. to 4111.. New, drptr . 321. tu - .3541. • Lisbon, per pip,. ' Madeira, per pipe ttfll6 ill u arlEra lads): 4bl 13,7::.r. Sherry, 0 6. 1: ki i4r11 14:41" 1 1 .104 t1.11 ;1;:nt OCT. sl,'l 7 n O t c b T i. . 4 Hl 6 . MIAS 1 1rie 311.4.1144 r.on ?NW- pvB 4 Now and 4rtelpiivrittailartm rent, from au* r,aBpq . per 1314 4 Sp i llt l "tft • *i t MI K ET,' , 4 vethera : I • . . /Si* et ?Aided. 11116-4 'um. . Prue . • 8104 Newts'sle O Solt& 11 mil A..... air