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• . 111t117I8 WIT IN BPAIIN. KOERf Or 1411 lACCLILLOCT LIEUTIKNANT . k L /IR JOllll4. NoORY, TO TYE OF UN ITI 111•Rri1 FOoll LISSOM TO SIPA.IIr. " The Conitual.dcr of the coccus trusts, that the troops, on their cetering into Spain, will feel nail him how much it Is f r their homier !lard advantue to maintain the high °pl uton, and cherish the good will, a Inch that brave and high spirited people entertain towanla the British nation. The i f ur; upon their march will generally be•quarteerti (mini the inhabitants. he Spausirds Ire grave Mid orderly pantile, and extremely molar, last generous and warm its their tempers, sod easily atlrontrit he any ihault or dime spent that is uttered to thew. 'llieywre grateful to the IM[- w ill „„ re ,,,,. th e troops it ts Luau( IS and riirdiality. This the tienerst hopes will he met with equal kindness us the part (tribe soldiers, and that they will endeavour to ac commodate themselves to their 111111111t4", be orderly intheir v quarters, and out shock, by acts of inteuiraore, a people worthy (lithely attachment, whose tiforts they are come to support, in the 011.1 glocums of 11 . 3111.41-11) free them train Us filch bondage, and tu establish their national liberty and independence. " Upon entering Spain, ns a compliment to the Spanish ration, the army will **ear lln. red cockade, in addition to I !i e .e "au. rash:idea are ordered for this purpose for the ....i.eistuatissionedolliceis, tisk' nuns w ail hr sent from bat, in the mean (1111 e, the ()ricers are requested to ) tti !e themselves, and to put theta uu, when they pass the noui ter." 310DRIVI FURNITI:VF-4 (;(1111IC LIBRARY. A room of am e is now fitting up in a most and elegant sty'e. lo the centre of three sides of the room are placed hook I . llM*B, twelve feet in length, divided cech into th:ee corn potion...is, the central parts advsn •ing six inches beywol the each centre c.) iiprizirs 0 noble al Gothic arch, including two door., subdivided by arches and columns, and filled with transpi..ci:t plate-glass. The arch-work, as is usual in tli , s uioniwr of del-oration, is with c ro ck e t s , and terminated by a liniulsofdehc.ate u :if kinaw.hip; the arid,{ doors are &mirk ell suite. The whole are cmbviied by a uulsie frieze and cnrnice, enriched with rases in blue and crinis 1111 l shields contain ing armorial bearings. The bottom part. su;:iairt i eye thine 114x)k-escAli, consists of n range of presses inclosed by Gothic doors, derided by open work, with scarlet silk curtains beltio.l. Each conipart dient is decorated by pilasters of uleen we.rk,.ur nwtrnted by p• des richly ornament...al with crockets. &c. as is usual. Tins arrangement of li bratc et ealcullited to contain from four to live tl and volumes. The a linhl expense, we mi derstand, nail nut fall short of eight or Mae bun &et! pounds. liel I: 11()IF SCIJOOL. The following seroutit i. given of the late insnr rectsno so /Jarrow School The head-master received an intimation on the 411. 01 November in,tent, that ins pu i tils . had form ed the intention of ettlehratiog the Anniversary of (Jay 1 7 .4mx, nit the following day, by en appropriate "isch-irge of squibs end (7rackert , , fur winch purpose their :itsses were umply stored with suitable ammu nition. Desirous to prevent their gun-powder plot, he determined to seise on their niagnziaes, before they were aware of his intentuins. he hour of play was chose.. fll7 the enterprise, and he accord intgly fogy's' open their boxes ; but there were no ileitis nor other combustibles found. The boys, on their return, diseove-ed what lead taken place; and, understanding that their master had (lone the deed, presented themselves before him in a body, with all their keys strung together, declaring diem to he 110 longer orally use us seenitog their property.—This illril4llTe was, of vomit., Immol with stern reproof, and • threat of correcting the whole corps, if the ringleaders were tint discovered. The conse quence of this was, a dettrmination to stand to•- ther, and invert the order of discipline, I() correct ing the master ; and they were pmereding to vio lence, when the tutors rallied round their clunk: chief ; which seemed to irritate the insurgents still more. The molder threatened to dispatch a servant to town. for t h e aid of a Magistrate iiiel . some sol diers to quell the 1-v4016(11. in Lopes of bringing tlw ifs-airy:tits to reason. Tut a party of near thirty isouiedian h advanced to the nest turnpike gate, aeizoil that pa-s, unit made the keeper of it their priro:ier„ in order to Mb - twist the messengers on their war to Loudon; amid no hotw. mom nor ittaze-eoacli, or other vehicle, was allowed to pro ceed fora emisiihsrable tune. A negociation, how ever, tool; place. and peace was restored. . .. . . - His 111.1.1xerreo sloop Parthias. Captain Bit , ' DEllei.iih. Whie:l arsteeti . hint week With titspßtehell 1 . ' 4.41 Admiral Lord COLLINGWOOD, Mill lay under qutirmitme till Tuesday had. . bad a fortunate voca l ic time three Fr.mch brigs and a corvette, in the Bay of Biscay. On the Ath Nor. in lat. 414 N. long. 11. W. at four p. se. saw four strange sail to the N. E. at six came up with them, inipposinz them to lie Englioh. The Perthies, beim( in the ItMidle of the four, fired . a musket to I/V11 41 '40 one of the brigs, which was itaniech 'Neely returned ; when three !fruits were pertwie-• esl close alongsiele, iiitenfling to board, culling out, .. Strike your colours, we are all Frenchmen." The itartimui immediately made sail. Two brigs on her lee beam, of it wino each, and a corvette of . / . 0 g uns, on her weather quarter, opened their broadsides, accoinnabied with writhes of inusquetry, cm the Partlaiam, who retained their fire fur about a quarter of an hoof, and by her superior sailing iii mile her escape, and :unveil safe with bar tbs. patches. The 4th sail upreared to be an English coifttire. JOH% SIIADDOCK a1..4 301111 1 1 POttIAN. two mint fishermen, went out to din harbour's mouth of ft loally, in Devonshire, in a rimill boat, about t eirteen feet long. with their nets and tackle to fish Aye herrings, on Monday nierning, the 14th inst. . WI de fishing, a violent gale of wind mime on from the„Suuthisiest. which blew then ant to sea f on their icialeitrouring to pull in, they lost one of their win, and having hat onedelt lite boot hecAtue iffi inanagettile..and they were left to.the mercy of the sea. A llrr being out fiturolayor anal shcce nights. in teinries.ll , •:l4 weather, without any Using to eat or drink, the) avert taken tip by the Swift, Captain Gw.oatis llonfLiou, bound from Dublin tp Bristol. almost iwrishitig wish hunger and fatiur f ue; their legs were swollen to an amasing size, awl their akin in setetal places was completely peeled off. by the eilion of tile sea water. A quarter of au hour after they were taken tip, tl.e bunt sus;., with all their net, and fishing itnideulents, being the whole of their little property. ha tura I.ITELLIGE2sCE. PLYMOUTH, NOV. ^V , Coma la the Mediator, from fit. Asidero, in flute days. DT:M., NOV. 27. tame down from the Myer, several outward bound ves'wl. Sailed His Majesty's i.hip Clyde, for Portsmouth. The wind suddenly shifting to the North-East ,this afternoon, the outward-bound, S.e. are again under weigh for Portsmouth, under convoy of Ills Majesty's ships Humber, Cracker, and furiuus.— Wiwi Aortherl y . CORK, NOV. A fine French brig, the Lam, prize to the Dryad frigate, Capt. I /multiunit], arrived in Cove yesterday iu charge of Mr Smith, Master's-mate of the fri gate, and four seamen. Site was front 7% . ante, mad bound to Cayeune with a cargo of privisions. wine and brandy ; she left Lantz in company with four sail of merchantmen, bound to the French colonies in the West Indies, uuder convoy of a corvette, and had on boors! dispatches for the French Com mander-tit-Chief at Cayenne, of such consequence, as to make their destruction A wog tpecial point it the Master's instructions, if .he should fall in with a British cruiser. The dispatches were yester day lauded, and sent to Admiral Whitsited.— W hen the Prod fell in with the brig, the latter had curried away her fore-top-mast in a gale of wind, which had not then abated and ,o dangerous was the ser6ce of boarding her, that Captain Drumtnond was almost inclined to ran mush the attempt, lest he should expose the lives of any of his nthcets oral crew. Mr. Smith, ever, very gallantly volunteered the duty, and in imminent peril performed it. Ile compelled the master and crew of 11w brig to return to the Dryad's. boat, after they had, apprehensive of the danger, made considerable rests:mice to it—they were, in Cwt, thrown into the boat, and left no other alternative, and they reached the frigate safe. When the brig parted company, the Dryad was in ei:aae of the corvette, which could be distiuguished front her deck. The dispatches were preserved by the mas ter of the brig, not supposiie.; it possible that she could be boarded—he at-last tried to destroy them, but wits prevented by Mt... Stun from elite:ling his purpose. TROM IJAII.IM-LIST. Glt TrAre n, Nov . '4 by the Prime's Mary, !bitchiest...l, froia St. flamingo; ktkMarol, 11arab,from Tr amine ; and Prime I:dward,Trotior, fru* NeafuunPhad — Soikd ihr lir!oraa, Panes, fur 7olattu: 4.'cm, Scott, foor Cadiz; SAly, 11 albs, !or .Mrd.ora ; Pcora, Toter, for ("mai:ot ; # 'onanierrinm, H elown, for l'haeraten; Eliza, Pi:ay ; Anti the City of Ediuhoor4ii, Cuuk, for Antigua C Ereuumy. Russ, fur Drinenorr ; Rcoo ard, ; and ibe Lady inhuman, Farr h inter, far Jamaica ; Pruvidruer, Rodyrt., fur Publin fac tor, M‘Succ ; and the St. Patrick, M'Gilniton, fur Belfast. at:RIVED, In Standrate Credo—the Two Brothers, Taus ; Vine. Matthews ; and else V 1 attain. Gntbarn, ham Mula;;;:: ; Greta ; Elita. Luck ; • Frederick, firowo ; and Wreaks, Lewis, horn Malta. Off Dust r--the Good rriettds, tkiosos, from Malta ; and Traselter, from I'rince Eaters! Ishtod. OW risusher a • Heads—the Shedders, Jonlau, from ditto. At Portsmouth—the Traeriktielarrtrun, hum 1.104. t. At Trienustontitise Amu, Crtrekuell ; and the Nelson, Don u, from Nes foundland At I .l )(emith—the Iture, Lettin, from ditto. At Puoir-s-tbe I.ister,?Mrs', from ditto. At Cork—the Brajainiu, earthy, cram ditto. In Yarmouth Reisda—the London, Carter, from Q•cloc. At hull—thy :11mirsa, tolsaim, from ilitto. At Vurkington—t lie Elisa, Thompson, from ditto. • At Lirerpouh—tlic James, —, tow ditto; friendship, Hoskins, front New Brunswick; Jove, Smcla;r, from An tigun; and the Trafalanr, Orli, from Halifax. At Newcastle—rite Catharine, Armotrog, f.son Halifax. At Loch Cr”illuo—thc Dnuiop, 11.E.ring, from Chalice. At Sontlinnipton—the Raogrr, from Lisbon. At l'almaiith—the Euretta, Patterson, fo n ts Mother. At Ihiblin--the Ndl.crfurcty and Brilliant, —, from Malaga. At NeufoumUrisul—the Collate's of Bate, sad the Cotheaa . "..l, Gallehrest, tram the ('ls At Gthreit,4—the Halifax, M'Cauly. ; Prim ness Itlty.:l, ; Chas; Welluim , Writs; Hero, Atka; Union, linmtard; Atarzaret, Gardner; Calcduoia, sail the —, from Nes fumailland ; Unitas, Gum Loudon ; John, Mason, and Itabertria, Fla larty, (rum Cork. FOREIGtV LI'TELLIGENCE. mom THE DUTCH PAPERS. FAA XX 10 CT, X nit. 5. We are infdirmed by a letter rosin Lyons, that the troops destidicd for Spain, whose arrival had been for some time expected in that city, have not ar rived there; from which it is probable, that instead of marching for Catalonia,, their first destiodition, they will now proceed by a shorter road through Navarre, and the North of Old Castile, where, in consequence of a new 1 plan, the greatest port of the Freuch force will be concentrated. Letters from the I)epartinents of the South, mention, that all the horses and waggons have been put in requisi that, fur forwarding the grenadiers and foot elms. sears of the Imperial Guards, aho lately set out front l'aris. The horse-grenadiers have already for some time been upon their march. It is reported that the Imperial Guards will form a Corps of Reserve, to be commanded by 'Marshal Bessieres. The march of troops from Germany towards Spain cent' es still uninterrupted.— According to the last letters from Bayonne, the whale corps of Marshal Victor has pa-sisl through that city, and the corps of Nlarshal Ney was also ex pected there ; by means of which, an infanta divi sion of from 10 to 11,000 flint will he added to that over which he has hitherto hadl the cornindind in Spain. The passage of cavalry is not less con,i (terabit. .tlrtady wore that 14,000 cavalry, for the moat part belonging to the corps in Germany, which were commanded by the present K tiff of Naples, are on their mania for Spain. The dra goon reginieuts which were lately contoiled at Alencori form a part of these cavalry. It is calculated, that in the campaign which is about to be opened, 500,000 French troops will act. sad that. all the Marshals of France will be osuployed iu this formidable army. FRANitrort trf Tilt Dli[Y. IOV. 4. The division of Urnvral•Boudct. conbistiug of the 3d, the s6th. and 9341 regiments of rout, and a lark of artillery, have set out from Illanihnrgli, by tiw routs of Ilarliorgli. Schott, kc. for this city. aml will nuns In tke beginutus of the cumin% wreak, is cohinsua. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE'. MALTON COURSING MEETING. Mr. Bess% greOiounits were generally allowed to be the best at the Me..ting, mid in the best running enter. Mr. Lowther produced some rensarki!ny tine coot of the Snowball blond likewise, and ce.l.liuly ranked second : in deed SO numeronsly wrie spread the dello-10mila of Snow ball, that the contest fur superiority no. 1.02.1.3 t.• rest iu training only. Major Bower, with the same blood, aliened itoiniz remark ably beautiful dor, and very good : but the hares ran so on continually iii , that little or no opportunity was given Cr good dogs to slew their aupteiority. The day of running Mr the Cup produced so numerous an assemblage of spectators, that it will br n must desirable object, iu future, to lime better order ulisersed; and, after the unfortunate accident which bad Sir Thomas Slimo d by, whom every one who knows hitu noun lament, it it ill I.e equally desirable that stallions, who may he Iscou A lit o at, f, e exhibition and sale, should not appear there without they ;lie complstely brokeit and can be trusted Ma crowd. The Bei CIA, bloat COnIOICSICed their uperatioas on MOO. day last, and the spurts in the timid terminated at Lover kl by a Match for soca each. ronr Mika. . . . . , . . _ Mr.Atklom's b. m. by Wl's, out of Alouzu's dlilll, 5 yrs wet Mr. I'. Watts's Ductur, by Whirleiud, u%ett, ti and -to4 ou floe wiutor, %Volt easy. The follow ing 'Match will Ix run user lAsss le) * Cuurse this Jas Acklunt's b an. by Ida :s, uut ui Alougu's dam, I • - • Ir. F. WOW* b. to by Srres-eton, out of Dairy maid, aged, tat. four nuke, bugs. To `erode by Gentle- Mee. ♦LPHABETIC:II. Llail of THE %%INNING HORSES IN isor--Cusyss usu. Age. By EX PIA TATION. 3 'Bay Colt, Mr. Pe;rock'., ;11. nt 3 Bay Filly, (it linty) Mr. l!aldfil's, sal. at Newcastk. • strati, Sir J. Lao sto's. sot at Carli , le. Ity (;011ANNA. 3 Anderida, Luc., E.i.stiouat's, mtgs. at Ascot; sop. at Brighton ; 2.4 wg:. at 1.1015C6'. 4 Bantam, Mr remises, is.:as. and the Gold Cop, value I with a.gs. to sparse at Ascot; Mr. F. Craven's, 5' gs at 11inrhister ; unit r.ogs. al AbillgalUU. e Bay Colt, (Brother to Ilvdtry) Lord Egieruo:it's, riel. at ‘Visichester. It Bay Colt out of • Sister to Horns) Lord Stsrell's, 50gs. at Nes market. 3 Bay t lily oast of Humming-Bird) Lord Egreisiont's, sup. rl Apc.4. Brighton, Mr. Femur's, songs. at .ewmarkrt. 3 Brighton Lass, Lord Egrilitoist's, 2.245. at Brighton ; Stasell's rn. at I.4llain. . s Canoinni, Lord Egrenstit's, take SUL at Newmarket ; Stto2s. at Ascot ; 155 gs. and tuegs. at Ds: wry ' • thu bold l'up,•o tongs. with 3051. iosce,r, at Lzhitiu. ti Cardinal ltraafort, Gescral GUWWS, 3:args. at :intim:w het ; and longs. at Ilr,gliton. 2 Castaura, Luca Ego moat's, ' , ..togs. at r.glmsa, ti errimi r o a , Mr. wogs. awl soog.. at Ncwiniuket ; and Weds. at littaht.a. 3 Ceatriatt, Mr. Eitertta.a, loop. at Clwater. 3 t'orit Caa, qtr. Coddard'a, 25 - op. at Nra otarkt t. 4 E!ectiou, lord Epeastat's, Bogs. at (iimithipotod 130705. at Aarot ; the Ant, e• Plate and bogs. at ; the Kiaa'a Plate, luta the October Oatiaads' stakes of I .;;;It. at Newmarket. ilarpocottes (late Traf..4; tr,) Lord Lonther'a, sons. and 52ottygs. at iNt.ttitiattitst Mr. Shabeaiwate's, stsgr. mint twice Wogs. at rwmarkt t. 3 Ilrdtty, Mr. Bahtm:a, h., ice Iwo. at Newmarket. 4 Lewes, Mr. 'l'n•% auitat'a. Lugs. at Egi 4111. 4 bioure, Mr. ti4arthant's, .2.)ogs. at '.'‘ea market. 3 Scmfam, Lord Elremont's, 173ga i t I.,;hatu ; and thrice 2 , J..g5. at Nett market. Bt GOUTY . 3 Bay F.l!y, (out of Jet) • LJft: C. H. Cavendish., tongs at Newmarket. 4 N'enioisrsa, Lecia, the first Class a the Wilmot.: ..Si;kes of asegs. the Juchel.Oub Pbat Sops. „wit. and swig.. at Newmarket. g Silveraserr, Dula' of York's, 1 , ...0p at Ascot. By GROUSE. 5 Bey Mare, Mr. Lorkley'z, a Silver Cup, value Sul. at Os %vestry ; anti iyogs. at Stafford. • Fawn, Lord Ihsastausille's, stil. at Bedouin. 3 FUSCUS, Mr. Lake's, sup. at Epson: ; :up. at Brigliton ; aud :Ad. at NewitiarLrt. By GUILDFORD. 3 Ray Filly, Mr. Lars.'s wogs. aid :o.d. at Oxford. 4 Ceraicau, Mr Ladbraketa; nog•. at Ascot , the King's Plate and sol. at taLierbury. 3 Mary Browne, Mr. G01.:,,r,ea, sal at Huntingdon; 501. and It at Brecles ; and loop. at liettfurd. 7 Woodcot, Capt. Weir's, '.up. at Tarsatock. IiAIIBLETONIAN. a Bay Filly, (out of Einitatia,) Mr. F. L. liodpon's, soda. at Vet*. 3 Bay Filly, Mr. Price's, sop. at Lichfield. e Bay Filly, (out of Alusicad Mr. Cummins's, some. at the Caledonian-Hunt a Bay Filly, (Easy,) Lord Moasno's, the Kient's Plate at Lineula ; the king's Plate and the tool. Kate raster. 3 Bramble, Sir C. Turner's, ?cogs. and take 45p. at New. market. a Br. Filly, (out of Beatrice,) Lord Sirathmore's, Sol. at Skiptus; Lord Oxford's, Oar; at Woicester ; Sul. at lierefoiii; sod sill. at Lichfield. 3 Ceres, %Ir. T. Dunciwohe'a, Rags. at Yolk Spring Meet ing; and the Gold l'up, *aloe tangs. at Pontefract. 3 Chesnut Cult, (out of (:ohicii-Locks,) Sir T. Gascuigne's, 1741 at Turk August Meeting. a Chemin, Filly, 'out Golden-Luck,) Sir T. Gmeoigue's, songs. at York .tneast Meeting, 3 - Cousin Abraham, Sir C. Turner's, loop,. and tsop. at Newmarket. 4 Dowager, Mr. Gaseuignea, Goss. at skipton, and long.. at Beverley. ▪ Gomeander, Sir S. SitwelN, twice loess and :logs. at Near. market; received begs. k being second for the Oaks' Stakes,) at Crown ; taus's. at Stamford ; 7.:p. at Ches terfield, and limp at Dmacaster. 4 Iluaihrig, Mr. Hunt's, 30. and lisp. ar Swansea. • Miss Blanchard, Mr. C. Smith's, sot. at Kautsfunt ; sal at Newcastle, Staffordshire ; Sul. at (:Ismtergeld ; and 5, , 1 at Walsall. 3 Pam, Sir W. Gerard's, lei's. at Cottrell: ; 3000$. at New castle; swap. at York Amp's* Meeting; also loop. and it igs. with sol. added, at Kielamind S St. laniningo, Lord StaniforTs, sap. and tol. premium, at Bridgenorth ; lop. at Ludlow; 100 g.. and two pre miums a cacti, at Worcester; ;ml. at liercford also Gap. and 5.11. at tValsall. Smuggler, Mr. Wilson's, frogs. at Newmarket. 3 Theresa, Sir . .11 Si. Syks,'s, the Prodnce Stakes of !lungs. at York August Meeting; and d top. at Don caster 6 Timekeeper, Mr. Roils's, sill. at Stockbridge ; sod ill Sil ver Bost, at Salistiiiry. Hy lITACINTIICS. S Apollo ' et Mr Arla's, Sfd. at llswestry. 4 Buckler, Mr. Day's, std. at Riaudfurd 3 Chill. Cult , pocli,l kir eariorih'a,i6nri. t Mahon; and ttoup at Yolk Spring Meeting. ♦ Murioiron-CnSe, Mr G0ma...44.50i. at Stocktoa. • 4 it *nicer Mr. :maim" to. Kitties PIM'. ut Turk. • ‘l6:ivnust, Mr Kirby's, Sol. •t Ilatz4n ; Ilr. !w',;+. ul Worcester. By , . ..... G lay linear (out of Saurinia Jane) Mr. Tattoo /tykes's, Vp. at Poi.tefracs aboi zings. awl pls. at Lincoln. By JOHN BULL 9 Captain Absolute, Lard Fairy'', tsp. at reeemaattet. 4 Ferdinand, Mr. Payne, alp. mad taw. at New. market. 'Fodor, Mr. Parres, snows rid tole. at Natataatket Lord Oxford's, sol awl two Promises of less, seek at Worcester. rowleate, Lord Groseesues, the mead Cams et the Oat- lalithi &akin of 4.50411. the Sines Plate fur )I[ i twice gulags. nnil bugs. et Nrwitulet. By JOHNNY. 4 Monter Jlcliry, Mr. Ladbruke`a, the King'.; Plate at cw at Csiiterhary also the Cup, Imp. with Begs. in specie at Oxford. By KILL-DEVIL. Bay Filly, Mr. Wurr4lPr, at gouthautplun• :25r, ut Kingscote. fly 1..'01t I E.N . E. 3 Temple, Mr. rielreii, a tiamlicap Plate at Bustrrits. Ey LMP. 3 Kitty, Mr. Day's, sill. at Timislark. 4 \l flronvraufs, sags. at Nemalrket „,,,i thsatiagolau. i 3 WuuJ-Ihrmoti, t.onl Ituves, Sal at Newmarket. fly MAGIC. 6 Mountaineer, Mr. Guildarst's, wogs. stoso. And loop. d MuMiineton ; the Cup, value ICKIgII. with ,pe. Cie, at iarla stet.; the Kiag's Plate a 1 NalAhury ; sly tongs. and floes. at F.iugaeute. Ity II ( '4 lr. Iticharskson's.) Neatuts, Cord Catuer's, Sags. at Neacastle, Stafiur.khira By MASTER ItOPERT. 3 Ittwrbad, Sir A. Lou's, lotiga. at Lausbetton ; mai :AI at Kt Ist,. By !MT:TEAR. 6 Aladdin, Mr. rholniatu;rlr:s, 4.lus. at Ilnlywell. i)tvutisi Pro.le, Sir %V. rt'yaiae'v, ....Pp al (Laser, mail twigs at Sliresti,latry. 5 trtorr.ll i;emlissgsen, Sir W. W. r'yunt.',, the C-4 d Cbtstres Plate, Sags. sail the Cup, villa, : ti, o. Chester. A Stewart, ImnlAroavram'e, 3.4. iro. (being second f, the thirst ('law of the ttailmala' Stars) hi .% 'whin the Gold. Cup, 'slue with 4 Stamford; 32. sits, sad the Gold Cup, value isupi eiia sails ia specie, at Ihighloui :Aso 193 gs. and lea market. Lord Grusreanet, tangs. and .sal. s km market. • TiiL MARKETS. CORN- EXCHANG E—.4loolr. MI. Thre fire leers arrisala Al Wheat, this day, nail elle, w e heavily wade at a further redut tins tit about .ss, ler qu.at.t ou line, sad es. oa ioftrita. Burley is plenty, sad ehrls r; Malt likewise; %Visite l'eus si traCe ilturrr ; brans rootraw to vary but little. The surplus of (hits are very large, .1 4 4 sake thereof fall is. par ipiai ter lower. Flour ii chuirs it. per sack. (71 . 11 RENT PRICE 01' (111.11 N. Whrat . hoe 7514 t 4:.% 1.14 , 3114 (014).....7811. 84%. al Fine ditto (no a-) ....hut. s t I Tiel Ileums (old)lies. 745. id R)c Stu s(ys. . Oats 31i4 404.444 Barley Malt ........ a . i . m. 7 46 57 a..1 1(4 1.2 1. I 1 1:t . itti la uc a ditto alit. id White Peas ? . _ 1 Rapc Sled ...... 4dl 491. (4 (boilers) i • 1325. 142 a. 1, • .. I.: lour ........ 756 as Curry PC.. s6a . 615.. *couch • 4 (4 74 .. _ IDG E. ..i . 111.;1111)•If, Nov. 2t• VII. to 2W. as. .4011. 10 • JIK. —d. to UHL —d. .tiva. —d. to OJa. —d. .ttoo. to sas. .. to —d. PRICE OF HOPS, oxuß Corn-Inapeclor's Retitra; Itleat, per load Barley, per quarter— Oats Beaus sew • Par. SACS. kflll, 31. 10/ 10 41. ii. . Seaset, sl. —4.• t• 41 06 &MS, I. 108. to J. ea PRICES OF HAY AND JAN/Pre. Hay. a sr. iota. sy. od. Sttalsol. 1.41. i 0 11.49* (4 . POCIItTa. Kea. 41 --a. to 51. to s._.x. al• 3a. I. 41. la rat 1441.11,61. —a. t. ta. Oa STRAW SATURDAY. WUITLCHaPrI.. Hay W. et. to 6/ IA to ot. e► Ckwer, 61. 6s. to ;I. ;• Straw, il tit to t I 1.4 SMITH PIELU..-eNott. Is. l'his Oar's markst 11 as well supsdied with prime and the %Lew of cattle is ether respects sus pirutitul. P is t bearer than uer lest report. id utt,..ii is dealer. Beef Veil SUN/ 4 AI Lag prices, atui the trade in general sis (Lsa ably brisk. The soles io Ilse Ilsvaiarket sere rater cuisi derable. Hay, Straw, atisl Cs4PV • r . obtaised lest priet s IVs subjoin an accurate statement of the prices mud numbers. Tu siitk the Oirul per stone of rib Heel.. ...... 3i. ad. to is. bd. Htll4l of Caters this day ;Mutton ..... 3.1. 4d. to Ss. Od. resets 2644.14 . teal Pork Lasts us. of tow od.. Pip... 63111THFIELD HAY-MARKET: Hay St. • ss. ost. to 61. to et. Straw 11. Ist od. to II 111. Id. Clever ... 6l. ot oil. to 71. 7*. og- NEWCIATE AND LEA VENN ALL INAINLETS —" . (by the Cu ream) Dale sa M. fa 4a. td Veal •. el. el Native Is. M. to 46. 4ll.l_Parit aa att. to es N. ('I)A L-N1 Alt K KT, NOWZISIBFR SC Ships at Market. Sight. Price. los.. Ni-weastie I‘.. Sunderland .. -a... Stone Cast 5..6114k111 MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, TO-MORROW. Y. ff• Samuel Ilibetson, Ludgate-hill, l wnlun , silk-merecr Ipt tlesorge 11 eller, iVouls lets, kcal, tailor - 2 Thomas Williams, late olSlitte-latte, lAmakia, tiutocr DIVI DEIN IA. John I.airronce, Staiogroesl, Ilentingdonshire, tan- nee - Francis Wesley, Rood-lane, London, arine•tnerelaat i Valentine Green and hupert Green, l'ercy-airtel, Tut- teoshant.l.4..trt.road, torrnvers Germs flail, Duly-street, Covent-garden, liquor-suer- . chant • David Johnston, Brown-street, St. George, Gams rt militate, smith - t Belloolll4l Travers and Jones Ems's& the yote„..er, Queen -41 tit. Clgarside, Load's, ..pr-dealer PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. Redeet4 less; . 3 pvr Cent. CYll9Oll$ 63:1 4 per Cent • S per Cent. Nagy " Long Annuities. • 17; IS-16 Imperial 3 per Cess. 6 4 Oroniuni . 11 die. . . _ I :ilia funds ' • 6 7 pal CI- Exclicipik r Rills 6 s arm . l'.ngl;st. Lotion Tickets . —ea 7 . ;t- Cousula fur T. SISH, Staelsbratet, 4, Cersbill, sad 9, Owing. , to« - IRISH STOCKS, Nov. i 6. Guy. Deb .ti per cent.. 75 Gotenttneet Deb. S pee cent. Uncitanite— l btOlitt oo Laudon (New. I)- 41 BIRTH. At Ayr, the Lady of C. e . Neal, G9th Regiment, daughter. DEATHS. At Clifton, In her t..;th 'ear, of • dccli•e, '4ro. Hs Thiourea, read-dangisttr of the late Lord Robert Setts Alt her bowie is Frkdesock-street. Ildiuhurch, soa the MoPetuber, Miss Hc•rictta Hope, d•ugist tr sA the late Cha►ks Hoye Weir, of Craigithall. WATLV, THIS OA' Mors. 11..105a. after—ll , - LON lit - flit I Ewe 3,..poist. altar • LONDOP4 IPenitei by G. DVIIDSOI4, Be tl uroll-osopt, Casey-street, and pablisked at the Pie. la, Beet of st. Cleme-•' , „lamb, 5ur..1 , 1, 11 1 1111 TR, of Slime place —Orarno, ace. for ter MS So GM 06110. (4.0.1 rapt, 1,211 be da..) atrooll ~OMBII THH ,rOIS Thew RI pia ?Crawl, CApt. Thwrie 'map Lima Anti a bicb, ►btl Abomelique, *thews; Seib Noma, Mr. Ser Oyu ; Bede, SI T....orrwrow; Arir, call;.1, V Nell' coerF, I ke Ire.hisue Tie 1)4 New lAiuu Orel. THE LAST V 4Hccr pa Is PR woi b• solic OPIN Tie Overt•r* , gawk err Coast Ulrich Sr. nviiiiett; Mr ludedon 11:tocr *bee i kinsi F Lefcr Sedan tallorant, In AO 11. •I To obit% 'inn I THE PI Worxro, Mr Dos Guzman, Sancho, Mr. L No. Gthhe, It Tim New Gs n•preter! to (home: surd o di', Macbeth 1 4 1, Siddons, it the O t ters-I. boner, to Ica, where tb• VW. Tu Fame, called.. niscratm LIVER 4 Y antowist Lord • Destro C.:nbin, wkei t. •Atly sold i The pre•ew v.itt mitorior la addition Press, cemetai f.trionate I on the the terry Aare, io amigo a— Irttrra fru 'tux, Pnat e same as if pow Nutt —Lei a‘r. Countr 11/1 VP.) rtu PER t, their fo that valuable or, Advice to a trett :sr on 41141, ke. It Thu natal lulu edition TM Ibis ti production, we anal, add, the world on 8014 by NI T .1. and geno trots of dates for pal the purpose eVperience, I copirtes, wl 10r warty, elbtnit, to II of our parse rrotor esett art.f Blips* tended, r F We entered • school far ir burxit, col Antlio;sy, A Mi( professors, . . su.l Rutile sumptuous are Rot tan Made rests, !H1 QTT. it will, we I twiwleiter tves aim& Ilse sheet p 'pursue, w peeper pen patiesita Amidst gltentlt pr {! puontt ti iatect six, with Harr' salt:tem a ittou. lag till ten he ist Patienh kra of tit bleb:snag tliNt same will I r..• tl insure V: 0 e (t. CCIIit:B !. by Pap 164 W.