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N.dfAL INTELLIVENCE. PufTIM•UTN. OCT. Arrival the Dromedary, tram Atitttost, must, fro o the Doira4; Espeigle, with a (oust/ iron) Cork ; nod the Linvet, from r crui%e. Citine in to be embarked, three troops or the 701 Drug lows Irmo irmildford ; they were put io.l tioku th tuft tratepuita fro:n the Duck-; urd u tun :is. PE,IIII4ITII. ocT. 1. Anitei tt,e Sybill r frigate from a cruise ; mica vo:!? urti:e.l raip, with a fleet f;out the West%•ii,l. S mie.l the Sew-pion •Ittup, matt Paletiard delimem , r cn u ertat , e. and the Crame schooner. to the Wert srisrJ. —W int i.W. rm.morrif, OtT. 1. Arrived. ‘etter.lay, the Trimeess khrutarth 'saw from Stalta :nut liifnuttur, twetit)-tour daps From tlev Wier. Ah.o urrieslel hot night, the hirer! krtt:h, 4,; guns. Lielltenaut Don:zits. lin.tt P:yloont v• wait low nrrioob ; and Line& yacht, Capt. NV. too. froll S trairlim ptUI hating' u:i board the Mar yai~ of L A tomilowto. 5,11,41 Bi4titiord, Brclkenbhit, for Lowloa ; soli the WeJlais, Proper, for PODIC.-.. 4 .\ Ind N.E. PEAL, OCT. 2. Arrived the Npeeoltitur kfterpurting uith her convoy of true-port. , , with the Spann.l) trout's on Usird, in lat. N. lon. 4. 4$ W. under convoy got the Kiroua and Sparroarkatilk, with a fair wi,td for Spain; uu:l the Betsey, Q tou, from ilio Janeiro. Sailed the Phcrair, Hill, for the River.—Wind Hutt, OCT. I. The Charks armed brig sails this day front the number, Nail 4 fleet under convoy for the Baltic. The Betsey, Young, from Gitiuslaorough to Leith, r.pruiiir :t leak ut sea. and put buck into tie glinnher, and is now ashore within the Spurn ; whither taut', craft has vae to take part et her • vargn out. The. Marquis of Huntley, Fisher, of aiol from 1.41161U11, l'or the Baltic, has put in here leaky, in consequence of havio shipped a very heavy sea Mt die Doer Bank. She left the convoy on Sunday last. FROy LLOYD'S LIST. Gaosawaso, OCT. —Arrived the Queen Charlotte, Kyer, hum Matta; and the Sarah, I'rauk, Polo Nora See. Oa -.Sailed the Sfdoey Cove, al'Laarro, fur New South Rah• 3 Lawful., Thompson, fur t i arisoa ; Aristides, Gift latairr, f. r Ciwat.ithtugh tiud the liruthers, Erma, fur Maki. The Elizatirrh. of and fruiu Liverpool, for ladelphia, sias spoken with on the 15th ult. in lat. 43. 40. lon. .23. 14. by the Cormorant, arrived at Portsmouth. On Monday afternoon, three men belonging to the Snake sloop of war, lying in Leith Road., sort* brow a Civou milk opportunity, slipped into one of the boots alongside, and made off with all the sad they could crowd.—Several shots having been tired to bring them to, without etlei t, two boats were min ail and sent in pursuit; but being now far a-head, and the wind blowing fresh from the westward, they easily eluded the vigilance of their pursuer*. The Snake sailed on Tuesday morning, ou a cruise. On &miller night last, the house of Dr. MAC• LeithAValk, was broken into, and robbed of some silver plate, and several other articles of Value. The thieves have not yet been discovered ; but on Monday afternoon, while in search of them, the police-officers of Leith encountered a man of *ay suspicions appearance, who, on being accosted by one of them, drew a pistol from his pocket, Which he presented at the officer. It fortunately did not go off, although the villain drew the trigger. Taking advantage of this circumstance, the officer struck the piste% out of his hand with a stick, but, iu endeavouring to seize him, he stow tied and fell, by which means the ruffian got off.— Tile pistol was loaded with ball, nod is now in the officer s pos es.iugg We are sorry to state, that as Mr. I' LETCtlett, of Osvertillylad, was returning home from Sir W. W. WTNN's show of cattle, at Wyntistay, on Friday teeming:it, his gig broke down, by which Mr. F. re ceived a violent contusion in his Wile, and had three ribs broken. 1k was conveyed home in a rarvid , „r , and we trust will nut experience aiij fatal effects from this accident. _ _ . In consequence of a few words, uttered in the warmth of debate, on Friday evening, the 23d tilt. between two Non-coui.nissioneil Officers of the 6th Dragoons, theu quaitored at Oldliarn..(to imitate the manner of their assimeriorm,) they parted, and dis patched billets to each other, containing a chal lenge, to decide time dispute sit half-past nine o'clovk that evm , iiing. (Ham Edge se&i+ the place 'mixed upou to purge themselves of all dishonourable stains, by a ttabh of gun-powder. Pistols were leaded, }latubean, lighted, seconds appointe.l, and all the jiiraurla of deliberate murder pro, Ord-- aum In ! an unta.l4lru thlrml arrived with his staff fluffier, NI:. S.lollut.i. ‘VitIGLEY, sate of the Con /stables of Oldham. and decided, by tin appear / shoe, esery I em.t m.r On Stuulny last, an Inquisition wa, raker, by R. 1 !:..t.t5 1 / 4 tica, Cormier, at Bridge-look, in toe parish of Wigton, Cumberland, all view of the body of a worms's, who, the preceding day, had Men Gum u cart Iwlnngtng to Mr. 1 itlll4BY. at Bridgc-linaa, aforesaid, and died .non after. After a inmate itivestiga 'ion, it was discovered that her is*Uie an, !.weir SAYLk, who haul formerly been • servant with the bate Mrs. NIT; NSON, and that, whets the unfortunate accident happened, elm wa, on her return from the Isle of Man, here she had carried on business us a confectioner. DentA. .v. :.1 ?olonday last, :i foot-rare, of rather a novel iiin, took place at Parhohl, near Lib er ::•?!. et'n-ern a I eters', soldier, of 77, aiii a bulky I s4y, of 55. fora tritimg sum. Tie parties wrre to r un , c l og 4 on 'Aar feet, d quarter of a sulk up l'ar laoldshill, and hack again, -which they accordingly did. At starting, bets wile much in favour of the cid pa u, ,ho eat, however, tlietatoced, although rhe lady, in dt.weading, fell at full length into the god, a rati:adc,r,able quantity of as hirb 5he . br 0444 14 with her to the starting pest; pre s enting to the spectators a more 04.4,14, iiqure thou or. rtatert•ti 15x7'01tIktIcv. 1. The Choice) Prefersor gills this public notice, parsonut to the statute, Ilmt he will begin his Cour* of Lectures ai the Radcliffe lobrinary, en Tacsilay the Ist of Novedi:)er nest, if a sullirient number vt gentlemen to furor a clam shall have delivered io their names to his. before that day. To-osiorow Dettiber the. la, IHIM, a Charity Sr 6 moo will he preached at the Parish Cbareh of St. Peter's - 111 the East, by the Rev. thicorgeTanntoa, Fellow of Csepel Chinni Colisri% for the hi octet of 'be Pour Girls and Bays educated at the Sunday lt,inaits is that pasish. The Rcv.lianinel Scsill,, Canon of Christ Church in this University, has herd lestitnted, on his own present:Abut, ha this Rectory of Dry Drayton, Cambridgeshire, vacated by Ilse drunk of his father. The lk v. Dajlel Davii r, R.D. Fellow of Jeans l'ollege, and Domestic Chaplain to the Earl of !Mansfield, is iHati toted, by the Bishop of St. David's, to the vicarage of Mart; Way, near Haverforiluest, on the 'orientation of Mr. Gro.. villa On Tonaday last the Rev Cherie. Phillips, M. 1 Viral' Of Klastelly, Carusartherahire, 1:1C1 s. hular w . . . • . was elected fellow of that Saciety. Wednesday the flee. James Evans, MA, chaplain id . His Majesty's ship .ISaushir, and Scholar of Jesus' College, wan eltekd Follow of Muiuciity. The Rev J. Harwrrrd, of Elailbary, is elected Mead Mes ter of Hartlebury School, Worcestershire. On 'fhttriany bust John Esq was swum into the ollire ut Mayor of this city ; aft.vn arils Mr. Motor, I:ntiiii, and Mr. Henn' Twill, were cleric.' Chamberlains, and Mr. (larks AtlaltlS and Mr. Richard Davis, Commute Louncil- Men. On 'fneeildy last Grume Knapp, F.sq. M P_ for Abingdon, entertain. about six huuilrtil persons at the C01111110114.11' dinner, in the Tows Hall, presit/lIP to his quitting the oilier of Mayor; tied on Timrssla,, Thomas Esq. the Nlayer elect, gave an elegant Entertainment to the Corpora turn, on ta'..ing upaei himself that office. On Tuevilay last Jolla fusilier, Esq. was, for the s.s . .nid time, sauna into the orrice of alayur of ileisley•upun- Thames. • On Thursday last Pr. Mayor, the Mayer elect of Wood stock, was F• OM into naive; un which occasion he enter tained • very numerous mainstay to dinar:, consisting of the neighbouring gentry and principal inhabitants of the town. MR. PROIESWR PORSON. The remains of this must distinguished Scholar were removed, yesterday, at eleven o'clock, from the house of the London lostituti (((( , in the Old Jewry, in order to be deposited in the Chapel of Trinity College, Cambridge, near those of the illustrious Dr. Bentley, since whose death, .ancient literature has not sustained so severe u loss. This considera tion has induced the Board of Seniority of Mr. Porson's College, by on unanimous vote, to desire to pay this most honourable tribute of respect to his memory. The following is the manner in which the death of the Professor is announced in the place where he was best known. It is extracted from 'The Cam bridge Chronicle of Saturday, the Ist of October. Died, on Sunday 'tight, at his apartments is the Old Jewry, Richard Parson, 51. A. of Trinity College, and Greet Professor. To the departed tomes of Bentley, Dawes, and Maitland, whose classical aelniretnents so eminently main tained the reputation of this University, we must now add, with heartfelt regret, the nadir of this admirable scholar. In variety of information, in depth of learning, he frilly Nulled his great rooter Bentley; while in eritical acu men he (sr ontitripped him. In the happiness and sagneitv of his conjectaral anthelatians, the Professor had no equal. His letters to Archdeacon Travis display dog betom ss and accuracy of his researches; and were considered by an able judge as the Brat critical productions since the me morable controversy concerning the Epistle of Pim. laric—Considerirre his great acquirements, it may per. baps be said that he has out left lunch by which posterity may judge him ; but what was said of Coles is Nattily true of the P rofessor Ponca quidem—sed egregis, and adasirisuda'." Every lover of Grecian literature, every real seholsr, will appreciate the labours of Porton, not by their number, lint by their magnitude In the few plays of Enripidtp, which he edited, they sill feel and ac knowledge the **shaken racelleseies night canoes he bas in troduced. They will perceive what is neerieary to the fur motion of a tree and genuine critic • sail they a ill unite is deploring, that a better pohioa of health was rod allotted to our, from whom alone they coold expert a sublime of every difficulty is the progress of their classical researches. CIRCUIT INTELLIGENCE. ♦re, firrT. 26. The Circuit Court of Justiciary was opened here. on Saturday. the 24th current, by the itight Hon. Lord Mr.sonwra %NM. and proceeded to the trial of IFillians Betrx)id , r and 'Thomas Taggart, shoetuakem, in Kilmarnock, accused of going into the house of a woman who kept a huckster's shop in that town, and murdering her and her servant maid by means of straagulation, and thereafter robbing the house of a lam of money and various articles. After a trial, from ten o'clock in the morning till seven o'clock in the evening, the Jury returned a verdict, Olin one yoke, finding the libel not proven, in consequence whereof the pannels were assodzied simphcitee, and dismissed from the bur, after re ceiving a suitable exhortation from the Judge, re specting their future conduct in life. The Court met again at ten o'clock this morning, and proceeded to the trial of lingh Anderson, pri soner in the Trillionth of Ayr, accused of enter ing a church in the town of Mitybole, and stealing therefrom a number of tools belonging to carpen ters workhig in said church. The panne' confessed his guilt. The libel was rest: icted to an arbitrary punishment ; and the Jury having found him cudry accordingly, be received sentence of trans portation lin- the term of seven years. Mary Johnstone, nisei prisoner in the Tollmoth of Ayr, accused of theft, was, in consequence of her own petition, and the consent of the Advocate Depute, banished from Scotland for life. Moses Mienn, labourer in Maypole, Mary AP :jean his wife, prisoner in the Tolhooth of Ayr, an d R os in, ' Doreen, otherwise Doman, also ni soner ia said Tolbooth, were also accused of theft and reset of theft. Moses NI-Kean, the principal offender, to appear, : and sentence of outlaw ry was pronounced against him.—The diet was de serted, pro loco et teppore. so far as respected Ro sin& Doeiesi otherwise Doman •. and, iu conse quence of a petition from Marylll.Keasi, and the conseiituf the Advocate Depute, she was banished from Scotland for life. Joim N'lrdhass, smith in Challoch r in the coun ty of . AVigton„ had been indicted for murder or cul pable homicide, but the slat was deserted, pro loco fin 'expo:v.-11e was committed to prison upon a new warrant, but was afterwards liherated on find- Mir hail. S 1 l :ourt having hoard Counsel in two appeals, the InAiiieis was concluded at this place. The .11arrynis of Ihnely, FISHER. put into the Ilumberon Thursday la.t, leaky, has ing shipped 4.0.5 Mr Ito notty••nr t CAN/NE .17. D At no period within our reetillectiort 11113 that dreadful disease, the kyrlrqpft:Zirc, lxru se, presa lent in this country, 111 dunug the last twelve mourns and it gives us pain to observe, that in stances of it are atoned daily °yenning is different .{wets of the kingdom. On the subject ut Clio hos.- rible-4nalatly, much has been written, but to very little purpofie ; many remedies and nostrum* bare been recommended as specifics agairist its deplor able effects. How fallacious the hopes which they hold forth have almost invariably proved, the poignant regrets of the relati‘es of eumberless victims, snatched prematurely freer their reunites, unit fmm the world, sufficiently ettest. It L, there fore, with a, much the more satisfaction that we call the avition of stedicid men to a discovery eimouncerl in lischer's inters-dim( Pic/are to . / &olio, to %hien we tidy& too . Muds publicity clue not bc. given. 'Floe ' biting* or the rEstriet of liarja de Cass tulle, in the southern part of the province, powers an excellent remedy against the Lite or the viper, composed of the sea-holly (eryegires eoskpe#re), vipers bugloss fecivium ca/gore), mad-wort /sly*. snot spisostool, and Cretan balm (seelissoCretica),• iu tin following wanner : plantl art taken when they are beginniiir, to run to seed, mid dried in the shade till all their hu midity is evaporated. On this each is separately pounded, the powder is passed through a hair sieve , mixed in elicits! parts, cud pat away in well-corked bottles. It is to be observed, that none of the roots crust be employed, except those of the Sea holly, which possess very great strength. With respect to the use of this remedy, it 14 in dispmsahly necessury that it should he adiniuis tered i tttt nedaitely after the iofliction of the wound . The common thise for a man is one scruple, for a dog a drachm ; and the vehicle used for both is wine or water. No partieraler diet need be ob served, only the powder must be taken morning and evening fur nine days successively. From time i weren't) , ial, the inhabitants of the above-mentioned district have made use of this powder, ace specific for the Lite of vipers, with uni versal success ;,till at length the celebrated Cava- Mlles resolved to by its effects against the bite of mad-dogs. lie lost no time in communicating his ideas to the physicians and mediettl WWII in the province, and had the sander:boil to see that his Phialithropie views were productive of the happiest results. Thus, for instance, at the farm de los Puehole, in the district of tile little town of Sierra den Gar ceran, a man of sixty, named Miguel Puig, and at bay twelve years old, named Vitu Sorelkt, were, in January, 1796, bitten, the one on the. hand, the other on the cheek, in such a manner, that both lost a coitsidrable quantity of blood. Tile phy sician of tile place, Don Illas hales, was not ►ant for till three dots after the accident; he neverthe less resolved to try the powder, which produced ef fects that surpassed his expectation. lu fact, the two patients perfectly recovered of the bites. without manifesting the slightest symp toms of hydrophobia, and till the present time cm dining an interval of six years, not the least alteration has been observed in their health. The a, tual madness of the dog seem► to have been fully proved, I':rr several goats aml sheep, which were likewise bitten by him, died hi 40 days, with all the sign+ of the most complete hydrophobia. Iu i 7.49, at the village of 'Fornesa, in the dis trict of the saine town, a man of 55, named Fran cisco Basil, his daughter, Manuel& Beset, aged Iwenty-three, and another man, named Joaquin Fauns, were bitten, the two former on the hand, and the latter on the middle finger. Beset and his daughter immediately applied to Don Thomas Su hater, the surgeon of their village, who furnished , them with powder sufficient for nine days. On the contmry, Faure, who lived at another village, looked upois his wound as a mere trifle, and took no farther notice of it. What was the consequence? Biting and his daughter were perfectly cured, and have for these three years experienced not the least alteration in their health ; whereas the unfortunate Fauro died sixty days after the accident, with all the symptoms of the most confirmed hydrophobia. Another mad-dog in Sierra den Garceran, had bitten several other dogs, pigs, ;.e. The powder was aihuitiistered to some of them for eleven succes. Hive days, and till the present day, during tlw spare of nearly two years, no ill consequences whatever have been observed. All the autinals to whom the powder was not given, died raving made in twenty tit e days. One dog, to whirls it was found impossible to ad minister more than four doses, did hot go mad ; but fell into a kind ut lethargy, and refused to eat ; till at length hu died on the Sixtieth day, hut without any of the symptoms of actual hydropho bia. So much for the experiments with a remedy, which, as far as I know, has never been included among the six or seven medicines fur preventing the consequences of the bite of mad dogs. It seems, ho w ever, to he so mach the more de.erving of the attention of the Pliveleiatis of every country, since its efficacy against the venom of the viper is fully confirittril by the experience of ages. • Under this name the plant is 441orribed by some bota nists, and among t►e peat by Lianas* ; Lot Cavasiilles proses, (ruin the structure of the calm, and Whet' eircasentanees, I nal it i. protw?h the _Vrpara wnri/•!a[ See ok Con a., Near; ave. Madrid, taw. No. %. p. sus. A Letter from iin Officer in the Mediterranean says:—.l The Spaniards it, this neighbourlinnd arc victorious in every action ; the Freuelt have raised the siege of Saragossa nud Cerona, leaving behind them all their ertillerv, baggage, tents, and am munition, &c. with aliout 401)0 men killed at each place. I was at Figueroa the othrr day; there they are very strong, having shout Calo9 tarn; but it is impolial,le for the Spaniards to retake it without starving them out. They are siirreuuded by elbow 30.600 patriots. The desertion• from the French army are numerous. owing to the Spaniards giving no •Inarter. .41 Barcelona the French have not i nure dam 31:00 men, but .they have plenty of pro visions : and the Castle of )114utjui is iuipregnable. BONAPA-NTE Wirt. the reason. the French troops are qtlittiug Sputa is. that au rpiilquaic disorder has made-its appearance, which all the skill of Itise..y bichnes teeuerals; could not pet a stop to." sroRTING INTL'LLIC.E.N4CE. II'ALSA LI. RACES. IftilittleD•Y el rr. 21. A likeerstrsite , t; , nos fur Li ars.. '!'Erse asi:le Lea's. lAril Glq's els. is. At. Doniiitge 1 Alsjsk L. c. Wilda iv i.eTPlato SOI. Tbrost nsile _ _ Lerd Gre)•• eh L. NC Ifiumutaygo. I Am•lo3.irds b. L. Tia.lo4- Mlk" , Muni:* b. c. slaWir • • • I 1 M.IRICETS. (*On N- . I:XCIIANUE,_ Oct. 3. ip li c ar .. le%. ru 7 . ll l ‘ o r . c . ba bi ;l l;: c o r Three is bitt a saddling supply Wheat Baia day, as s t th 4 irseitttra uncoil). sta. :hilts rt little Bactuaticir, and qautt.l 47sui u M de n t it P C i i iu s s .cio 4 :l l4 a " uyYl i r. q : lart V Bruns idisitth surto tart but little. 'll:ere are tutcrable titan. a 41410 ; t 144 trade le scatty at ins last cateeacy, rue loAts }lust liLearide. CUNRIAT PaICE OF GRAIN. Bleat. 3;t. 700. ejt Itenne., 69s. 6st p 4 Fine Sit ts yc (WM► !".011. S.s. 41tata 3us. 335. 340 44.. Pulanda... 35%. 4,4 Malt Meier Pees isci . Rape Seed ....... 4.4. 4 4 j. (bailers) I Eine Mar e v 4 Grey Peas ...... G3s. -Stromlo ...... „Ins 711 11x: E. -Vat, alma*. OM. fa. %fol. —I. to sal., ft. .43.. --4. i 5, 1470. —4l. .4ao —d. to 46.. —4l. ..traw. —d. t. 6... --4. ..461 1 / 4 —d. t. 6a. --d: 'Ur 'Hors. I'OCUCTS. Kent, al. 40. to al. 44 Simony al. •-•11. U. al. 1411 Fnrilhava i ,3l. ..-s. W 61. to VXBR, Orrill-bripectoes Ret urn.— Whet*, pa ludid Birk), per quarter..... I latil 1/Carr . ......... . ... .. . Peas _ , PnicE Keel 31. los to 41. I4s. Sorel, 31. to 41. —s. Eases, el. to 41. Ur Ott - Thity IsW nt. PRICES OF MAY A N/ 1 254,00 q. TR Ali ; co R Par . . Ilt? VC II A P ►t. Hay 41. las. to GI. 6. New, —I. to yd. us . Clover, 61. toe. to 71. par Straw,.. ICs. to ef. vs' 8 'To pi 1:07 - 6cT. a. 1111$ day's market was fully supplied wills prime and the spew of Cattic, in general, was plentiful. Mutton, and Veal, ace ehtliper than our Inst rrp..rt ; PI !.%, sold at last price, and the trade, Cyr the most rut, was pre.ty goat 'lke sai in the Ilat-inarkst were rather lied) ; Straw feteLed a Letter price than Friday's Market Flat Ind tluy. r obtained last pricks. 11'e •uhjoin au accurate state ma of the priers and numbers : To sink the lAtal per stone of Mb. VT. lAN Nes. Hey, 41.15.. 44 61. in.. nd. Suanol. 114. to el. 9i. ed. Wet Mutton as. ed. to is. td. Daum' .. Veal Pork ss. od. to 6. 6d. CAI el SOO Laitib...... us. od. to es. td Pip . 851 ITHFI ELI) H AY-MARK F.T. Ilay lll. los. ott. to lii. its. W. Straw 11. is.. oa. to 0 9s. ad. Clover ... 6l. OS. od. to 71. to& od. ;ATE ♦AU LEA SHALL (K 3 the Carcass.) Beef 30. ed. to 4s. erl. I Veal 311. 4d. to ss. ed. Mottos LS. 411. to 4t. ltd. Park 59. 04. to CIO. 44. Limb as. 411. to .Ss G4l. COAL-MARKET, OCT•SCa 3. Shun at Siarket. Saki. Price. 29.. Ikteara,tir 9..Sustierltatt! 1.. Wckb Cad.— 1 .... ad. a a. •d. .. Claim MEETING OP CREDITORS, AT GUILDIIA o-rrolutow Barnabas iLitterbee, Kiss's Lyon, Norfolk, bilmr daslsr:r - - I S M . PRICE Qlr WEOCIiS, TESTERarIY• a par Cent. Cam& 661 6 6 per Ccnt Nan ...• 9si I 4 India Bends 2 die. pa. Exchequer Bißa • a 5 p 41111• Consols fur Wilt T. BISH, Stock-hruber, 4, Coullili, and 9, (;baring-('Mal. IRISH STOCKS, Sart. a 6 Cow. Deb. 31 percent. '''. i ( ;ova . tii444t Deb. 5 per cent 9711* Exchange r -Dublin an London (Sept. 96)• • .91 COIAISE OF EX Atnoterdam 7 2 U. Ditto at Sight 3t to ItOtterblni it , 17 II V. Ha m r4ll 9 stilt. 33 IN 21U. Putis 1,103'6 date eot Ditto o 4 U Buorileaux Aladria - is paper. 1)illu 42 effect. Pnicriatu —. Jo raiser.• Ditto 4 .1 ellect.. 8,11.0 a 4l_ Legslrn Geisuu NUE, SEPT. JO. .52 Naplra Lisbon 6ll Oporto 7* t ri Cork. BIRTHR. •VLLIO PVitijral “Old 111 Coln and liar% per ut. New Lkulg”uus New Dollars — ia Liu^. — -- New Low. • .0 is — —•-• Agio uf ale Bank uf Hul:and. Li per Cent. eaterday week, at Kt. Rider,ll's Chsweb, Es-trr„ 13111 Yorke,, J' q. l'isyulaster to tie Wiltshire tu )11.4s I ittigriosi. . - . Saito dac , ut ( at:lntl, Poifart Dawson, jun. Esq. of Li verpol, to llow By/laud, dasigliter of George Nemo 1 , Esq. of BP;land. MARRIAGES. George, son of Thomas, St ti.ltrt, Esq. of Bnitraty-Cast , r, county of c'sro p Se!itin, O&M Oangtster of the Rev. D...0t Back. r, of ('arrick. r. , tot% Armagh. (:rowslany. EMI. .11 . 4.01111011, we of K Criwohny, Tay of Airriliyr, to Mina Eliza klunigray, fourth dauglitrr of lino/Afro). of the Hyde, Prot StoorirrOlge. 1 cbter.lav metalled, at Carlisle, Juba HM1%03130. 1 7. 1 of 1 ophain Pork, Harling, in Nu/1011, to Nleis BiAlantl, now Wigton. I.atsly, Copt. Currrst, of Bost!Id. Berko, to Mary, Idr t doulthicr uf Cu: James Lowtht r, 31. P. br the counts ,1 %Vesimiurlaatl The 2.ni ult. at liewesstir, l: r. Robert Oliver, of r. bill, to Miss Ilauabsia, of liter —The united ores of t. • harp) coup!e alumna but to .ll—the brides. volts mid th• fair bride t t years oral.. At w`l , ll-tare, F.dlnbui4ll, on the 2111.. Septeinh , the Ito.. Thome, Inglis, Ali ii isier of 1.,0-hii:tion, to "1,1 lieod,Joion, youngest ds.ortittr of the Late Hl:Posit. tic Lill sun, Esq. of Clettgh - bep~d-. 1/rATEIS. At St . ..unit'', l!r Jorlin Sv...l(ling, an eminent fartarr. wife only atorannrd hull few, boor*. They r ere bulb burl. a is one war,- ' On it; 2211 'Natant, at Ballplorrr„ in ilst minty /death. after a lung and manful ilh,rss, wLu t; bore with nut. thristian resignatitio, Msa. Abbott, wire of Chris. Abbot. Esq. ut tirtat Ceenge-streit, North, Do,Ain. At Tandragree Castle, (Jan Campbell, seq. 'artier in th 4, rship!all and O'Hara, at Yingsilms J 6 MiaiC 3 At her huure Ccorg,'s•square, os tie it al. instant, Mat. Douglas, of Carers, ,taughter of Pugh tMertt. of Gals, and relict of Archibald Douglas, Egg of Carers. H14:11 .4.tifra, Tics uAt, AT 1AJN1K)7 , ..4: 1 . 1, A ,,, Morn 4 < •• - alOir .. Cyan a 11••• . _ . LONDON: C D tVIUSON, bh , ,r. o:4 nosoell-eiinst, Cuirl.street, sod published ot the IH ter, Au. lA, Sett of Xt. Cbtrueot', Church, &rood, M J "HITE, of .prise Pliter." . ooKiik. be. 6r Air , Parcrs stet to Ott OtEr-,lpbst rti4), sal Iso daily ottro•Iod