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__-- ...-nrIrIPC, and atone of von, dimmer., ...-, _ _ Uud soldier" were seen Satetibled ut Busyeitiiw, playing a wile ithroeorgirla tkey CoMed the Cortes,apti offering op incoose ifs On moony* tenni* a Oretidy sod lit-a;--41k was then that you Poised yebeleiteives Mott. The cry of :Piny and Spanish glory--the retire tery oar holy,relipon, whirit wits thrisiteued ..-titdistinCA:riee iff :in& •tiflumatite f cosi lased. risomailtd • ill your eats, with 11. e tune :fad power of o beaten trumpet, sesspninsisty sonemmine yeml6 oar and ecnitealtee. •Tuu 'lid not listen to the timid Vine A ioug of low-inindethiessi To drat! to arms '.—war the oaieersal cry hi Siweiu. The 10U ...Mies sided flertmeivesmod, foil of assarames in thejusteet • ofratises, prepared with Int to break the st-c;ilie of a tyrant trefeeted with iiinteli, whom bell vomited ftWili to oppress the Veined world, 'tumult oar worst busy red ion, and wrest,' if poiniale, from all mankind, the sweet comforts of peace, amid Lie 'wearily of liberty mid property. ' Asteia war the erodle of our redemption, and, of all the. lorovieres ' made the first offer of tier generum etc:tams-- Weal'. Mewcia,Arregine, Cautsliria, Galicia, Extremadura ye art, tithe Cossfiles, Andalusia, and Catalonia, as if -wooed the time gosh, or the sane electric Musa, en ' sbeel to arum, ' declarieg they would rather perish benteitit the rainiest theft %tin lima yield the merileidous obedience 14',44ireil 1.1) . Napo kos, sad the tribunals olden act under compylsion fitouithe iffilleitied Spain, .. gtol it was nut minable that a people so male, so full of ilmomm, &mid how ear Guidh with those banditti, w be, tu be:44 Ike pessimists as gnome, and ruched e ,at all the 14.1 ueity of the Spaoiedi clioricier, in retire tri al Zi en, denudated the capital by the horrid niulders lithe list Noy. No; Meek • people could not Main the .4 11LIlf_ i tieig name byeensentitg to beronie the sabiucts elan re•••••••• • Ventmei, the and*. of the Duke of Emblem...of luta 1/1101sYs waMe ell *occur, for on end lima to mu ole the losinerems tribe of Ilia benthen, sues, dad coadna, INA mi . dr aditincii—of him who rewords the eondowensioe iged femurs of Hisitollitess, by flie tobberfolielthis tempo- P. • ...,_,_ luas-sieff fum e who, oitiella • prettifies; etelitV of Striio of thw throe* of .Strierta, which es poscompel g fsw yea"; Ittfolle bY t h e c ae ° ll e ir Le b imams, sadi•ther important imerifimp—of him um!, ding to his &infinities the unenspacioot Verdlnand to mile affairs whieh did oat rooters biro, cermet the illog, 10 biotnitrlr'r and lien seddeoly Amon kiln into u prison, where the unhappy Prince, to pave Ina life fur tae sidanut, is trot competed to sign a mouncrntott of Ine Crown,. told "do bowitore, ell in it di.tiPt castle ' where be is probably des tined fatilit tragic death which the tyrbot may deem items . itse hafaorenty, earl which will so well cormorant with . ant iff kid mil dada bo; men' can the people ot theriwaltro that be pewees." their trimity, berrsirl de s covernmeid by. issuiug the froit K iodatous E a eftWillogli areal Oat flinty nu whose renunelatium his right. E. finuebnlis-whee wrests firout public justice the wicked and ~.... will . ow Imasnes and rapacity will be ever held Miter llt irsta i neptening him a comtnostion" retreat. amid, With weimegilluo poup, sending with blin,iis aiiiiiPels mitt the hewed fruit" - of hai brutal luste—who, to re-ettabliab tio sopal mereoue, and restore feeder 'to 'the finances, calla bessitiment and poison the pritheipel ageing of pelt di ** wile imstrem-ms employed by Giod"Y to . Of that lied hero possible, lie legit** stoeiee*ollo iliothaii. propmee getters zed chair* for mu r imaSe_youth, thin Os" 111 Ot be transportid to the shores o tlke Danube, to effieft lie iestesetfiess of the Howe of Alisteolf ilik viable* Ir r ishoilteeti at lie Nur theta aiM Eastern pertst i. ildflaff le sacred whirl' oppose • Ill ' t mod tff/ 1411 Pn IV man. The bees of bit fellows went). not a 'Kahl aguitb C o urnainstios projects Trronwo.: lite, romans ko la • aims, owe noble and appetivell Meaus in the 'C u re alaisskaats of his smelteries's sioniftly.: Ile Its. 'sties, and Mideemi l aad spread rein and eksidaban over Italy, Hol- E, , aid d till (kr ivu : 184n le Y ltie be ct 4 Invi ms. r I t i cd -Itr t ß he Yid GQ iii ;CfliTes ien t t nf il F ci rsa " i t e l e c ea a military deepothun, trailing it without basis anal without draarantee : he has nmilered it impossible that the young ' Ora of Wenner simold learn the useful and fine arts of rmo, instructing them only in the art of war, fitting theta only to be the iwrpetraturs of his iniquities ; he has pot as and alike to public morals, to the tights and ornaments of lesnibig, and the Mossine of social life. This mu is prim : mistime. In F"ypt a litossulman, in 'ranee a Catholic, Iwo a &boiler of the Catholic faith, mad now a %indica,* Ist religiom totentins : he has been seen to declare himself , the rotate)* olidodawm, is order to gain a subsidy NMI boat rich inlaid/daub% convoke the Grand Sauhedriso I Illt it wasted but little of his being peocishoed the Messiah And mot from each a man that npans is to hope ire I sencitemtiou, laws, and t h e sole esiornent of her Cat Lath ?. " Spaniards, be resolute!—Your muse is that of 4,4. , Doss and all ewe. From the frown shores of the Ibiltlf,,es I lbw lisrebut fowl of Minus, Mom ere caved ,s to God for year yleisperily and the stferi•se if your armies. Thiii tyro of universe are ineiwel tower& the West of Europe. .111 uotimis, till the ludeetilmis of the Inman softies, who either ore in r boom, rig are threeiteosed by the mom's& op pressor, await "Tri-ir deliverance from the happy ternioation of the mulestoe coegiet, whit), a milgiaiiintoos people is ear Wisest easiest the meat delestabie of lyeaots, Yet is glory, its selipioo, its security, and-its good King. " Du mot Sear his strength.. Itio armies are compond bf a thousand different nations, all impatient of his 313011, all longiug Mr their *orient cunstitosson and the torero smuts tie has eiest:wyed. Do you, perhar, rarity that Ow Punta" pssple theme/two are re' I, satisfied with their pow sitooleso ? :to, Spaniards. All turriourebla Vienamese gruau in secret, sodhluela on reflecting that the fruit of a bloody resmititices Om result of to airier chances et gemernmenti, of the dethrottenicat of the lice. bun dy mosey,- allies dettroction of the Nobility and Priesthood, km' awilhown on erect throws for Pee obscure strangers, end raisesat , llitee of despotism from ineignificoice mod weetekohseM to the rank of Primes aced Dukes; to substi tute la the Peer of the rtspeetable ministers of the ancient ileilemt ellfirett, bii.hops and Coro, who an salaried by the ilmillper, omelettes in renew preach Wield and implicit • ob. , stomer to kis will, sin_'-„ liyini,s of praise in the temple of deal wits* illeplittes ;napes ; and finni py, to dum a cid. liete"ile [ w ari ly , generous, aid mem* people, Lim banditti and pi ** yr re, who fulfil (be execrable. COMUI2II4O of Bona parte by act* of robbery, steer, and externeinstiusi. • " It he boo hitherto been almost refrywhere prosperems —if retinue and victory have 'Maas accompanied his enter- prism, it is larcanse he has known how to sowsliatenstaind ajwiltisfa,lieVe between grtveroomeito eynd vatioso..-Iweattroy ise has heuz,lit :tonna; binge, and never ophot a people L.-- Our sheath*, is tiOry different: he does rut now pillte•st tlllll Pelf as a faittatal altv, who eosin* to reform the Weak sued fatal adminiserration ref narks. IV.• and to dear front tho detested-individual; hat isi-eonno as • pee Mama arm), alio, violating the startea 1 laws of- hospit.tty, rulis • oar bel..red Nit/north, and seeks to doh:peg:lre els by io- Deuce sad f•auct, who pretends to restore youth to an areteut s u .l treble n•ttet , 3 by the wingnlier aid of an arm) of I,lllRlllll.trli h, a Imbrium thief r died a !'rue., and of a ikeog shown he offers es of the Najonifos rare. m 9iao.artls, reculkrt shat be said Intel) ty the Poles••-• • .4 u,CPS.,roo intersitetats, Wkich rest..S . r. to 4 V . ..., is al a Amp, if bet one rervforrrl.' Penni, for wire, by hes in atrvNiu e. us sheer the w..eld that the pus. IT of - tyranny I is enwhienr (qq.....4 to a million of teen in di lime W their Pew a d 4101.40111 r. "listilat *mu entertioos 'Weld be drowned with taCCelle, 41 1 018100* ilvtiLticENck. u ;putlitoistt sonns. „Act . .R.A)I ii To no , ' . 11 41 A Alit kn.krs,, Ili caittE of TIE PulLle. ilfANkikte ....«.Tieb Wipe iesa enterprise nt which yott et, taL.liiivigerjrl"l",•*ooo* a al Cneolte, Ad ,011 1 ,.tn ....a .... • iv, otatnri, 01 many pviei , pruutubir tu' limptaefll v aiiii %Ail& the /hots pup a villapewee *Mk Wei- 'WlN ivaa . dial t. After baying. delving tervaty years arc. *red MAR lei taetetnetiaatienctvrany. l,l o l uPtir.ssedie; * l - - tlarnuilt.lll3 144:11.114 ut itl;l4/Vvirile9a, laud the din- tlftlt arid takei l ti of h gv i ittv staltieotanesiter bee** sore he frvltier-f irtvaAa - 1, Ind even "the efetiptlktt tlt llieartintn.iu be binds date enenet, to st tnon were Lastly delivered, Ipy the !Vinialle.p. VW pa ie uroaniky tke rubber! stoves of our aravarttwetterbelint 4frpvivtA .4 th e i ggi y i t r un* uf our .eoentt Miasorek; n bode k,.,4. ona „rkent, ~,,st toltenti.. um.l tatty 'Otte", Wive. render:ft Wm %ht. vikn ct of your luopt a anti a,itKere 45trf.6.11-:ok.kr .., lb : CV.i.li o f your enentry Sr. unit New**, end milt of rine Crandeell, :41:nostratea, it 6 Of the fits! imptataufe, meal id tl.e assiodanceef the the poovieices should matte, that their plane tilt ld boamsdrellod lateilweN end uN their meantime in hit- Mrspy enie6 um , p.m ince is aide tot,ne to 4e. tiWilinelltf66ll46 yuise which the tyrant islet It abb.* va droroaring to baptise opus it. All sidled, with.mutstatogy intalleersity, should mien ae events a+ cue 4 0d g ,tuit Gr a, , in mottperity, Rust, in the end,couquer, anel"their remain eternally with the memory of theirl Voniptis. We ate aM Spsiliarels. The sar.rest muse of Spain need tal.e. the signet fur uniting the wishes of us all When the coal , m o m weifave of our eunittey is at ionic, let throe be nudlf (c cued betweci Galliciatt and Valencian, Cantabrian and Andalusiae. '.%r are all noembets erode great family: kriti all take ap anus for our king Fentlinand, our religion, laws, nod tatinvor. Our cause sto one; let onr r inds he nue ; one plan, and one defence, and colt/num our dances sad our v ictiories. " It is certain that, at preeent, the imminent are per fectly medical to the object •an which their hopes are concen trated, end that if some of theme Alare not yet raised tie Standortk le latesure they are tangier the power of France, oppevased, sad without the liberty of either arrping them selves, u egnestriag a flee toeisttniktne. Yet there is Mill wanting *centre of amino, a emanate authority, whose mac. is iieneheoed Weed obeyed is oil the premieres, in whoa,: mmoseils,sencrel plass of attack. defence, and itegoeiations, may lac decided. .4 Lieutenant-Geiteral of the kingdom I, avressary, who, in the almenee of the itouserb, may canner *military dictatorship hi Sloan), to long 316 rmucli soldiers are M unto teeritory,•and lie obeyed by all of us who leoir arms Am the king, sad silo lire tea Spnuish CVII4IIIII. TAKI C401611-(4111Cr4 Of .trrigou hill , already invited the cities to seed Dspotios to Teruel, or none tither arm adapted to this most important election. This concern betutute more tirgeut, every day, from the danger of sepnrate attacks from the enen”, which is his passel proiect, F.tt the elect.on of a Lit etenant-Geweral be the object of the first deliberation in all the wives which declare themselvea against the or. promo' of the world. Ou this depends the unity of Spank and the initioleitsuce of the necessary relations of this great whole ' • and while the representatives of the nation assemble, let goo d Patriot* lay before the public articles of a Celestite. 1t.., which may secure to the generates Spaniels people the intlepenolenee of their lowereign, their two dignity, their . warts,. I Ilion, their tumour, taid their sacred rightt, which hitherto been the spurt of despotism, and the prey of its _ _ EAST IS . 111 ES. Of the general circitim;tances attending the in insurrection at Vellore, in July. 1806, the public were informed a considerable time ago: • The fu!- lowiug ;lenitive of that event, written by asi eye. willsrow•lSl it etontitittis several particulars not before published, will prove acceptable : NAIMATIvS OF THR INSURRECTION AT FEL LORE, ()X %BE iuTH OF JULY, taws. The german of Vellare was commanded by Co lonel Fancourt. of Ili. Majesty's 34th Regiment, and consisted of a detachment of the 6Jth Regi ment (four companies). the tat Battattoo , of the let Native Infautry, andatiarly two Battalions. of the 93d Native loliustm Poe amount of Native troops being 4000. liii bll'ojeiny's 69th detarli tarot coosistod of four ecuppauirs of'7o men each, many of whom were sick in the hospital and bar racks. The Mysore Princes were confined at Vellore, and under the immediate command of Major Mer rintt, of the honourable East India Company's ser vice. .. Thus stood the garrison on the morning of the 19th of July, 1906. when, about half past ten o'clock of that morning, two !hots only were fired, as a signal that all were ready, and at their Petits. Immediately after, a most tremendous and de structive ire, both of cannon and musketry. cora- mowed on the European Barrack, on the main guard, and on every post occupied by Europeans. . An Is-launder, from the cavalier. played occa sionally on the ruslit guard, and on the barrack ; three 6-pounders also, two at right angles with the barrack, and the other masked awl ni front of the gateway, where the 69th detachment was posted, oud so placed within another barrack, unoccupied by any other troops, which it was impossible to storm. in the moment of the firing, the Com maudalit flew to the main guard, and ordered the &urns to beat to arms. But, dreadful to relate ! himself, his Officers, the drummers, and the wbole of the main guard, were almost instantaneously 1 massocrval I as were all the Europeans who were at the different posts. The arsenal, the magazine, and the keys of the gates, were taken possession of by the isisuriato.• :flta Sew that were left alive, and unmoral of the 69th.detachment, being im rpeded effort to bmak out of the barrack, y ded ave.destructite firi Af' * mutineers, and woe Ageing s emit ream( of, amousaition, had no alter natita bat to•fiolls unresisting victims, or to break down a poet if the barrack, and to charge, with band bayonets, the. moment they could totally ex tricate themselves from the barrack, which wits, by the incessant hre of the insurgents, almost a ruin. The detachment, bravely determined to con. quer or die, made a practicable breach, throligh which they rushed with irresistible fury, although only 30 in number. Overcoming every abotrite tioo, they reached the rampart. headed by Cap tains Barrow anti MoLatighlin, Lientenants Alit- ellen and Catlin'', and Surgeons Jones and Dean; and took possession, by the bayouet, of the cave her, from which the insunoents had so galled the main-guard. They then carried, in the same iniin ner, the whole front face of the fort, and proceed ed to strike the Mysore standard. which had been hoisted at the cointneucemeut of the itasurrection. Animated by the persevering courage of Britons, it was enough for these few brave tnen to witness the colours of a hostile power flying on their flag staff. Every nian was eager to do his duty ;'and in less thou a quarter of an :lour, the Mysorean standard was in our possession, and the victorious British Union was again displayed. It was near - this place we lost the exertions of Capt. J. Barrow, who so gallantly led on the re 11181Iting few of the 60th regiment to the fort, and who fell severely wounded. Yet these brave fel lows fought sodte time longer without an officer to tommand them. At this critical moment the 19th Regiment of dragoons, with the 7th Native cavalry, arrived ; and Nom Hie gate of the fort in front having brew pre viously ocrnpied by the detnehinent of the tiotb, their aperatioes wertimmedlately decisive. The rodeos of that excelleitt and intrepid Officer, Colonel Gillespie (who was hauled up by a rope, by borne of the 6900 were no sooner given, than obeyed. The garrison gates sere blown °pro, and the dragoons catered. Nothing could impede or resist that gallairt regiment, no less drawled than reletwated throughout the wide extent of th e litt lish territories in the East Indies. About fire or six hundred of the iosargeati 90011 'paid the just forfeit of thin tiirubedieuce; uud tfrauculllity was ksistrily restotA to tlfe mUtilated females ot the garistin. The esitse of this mutiny. is not generally known ; but the Mysore l'rinees lire supposed to have been deeply tatteented iu it. Tltey certainly had snit...trot oppr.l.tattit), as ueither the (*officer of the day, nor the OfEcer of the gawil, were allowed to visit the sentries plated over theta, aho *ere al ways 5i.1)0 , 2, b. 'rue f.illowing is a list of the lined and wound ed : faneoart, tch ; Cal. IH. Carets, 99.1 Native httuttn ; Major Aeuistroag, ditto • cupt. ditto; Capt. Miller, tut ditto • Liet. ditto; I.ient. Smith, ditto; Lieut. Tichbliro, Ist Nada. lufaisti ; Lieut. JOlty, nth ditto; Lieut. tliiichiii, ditto; Lie*. Hay, tilth British larfautry • Lient. Popham, ditto. :Vitunded—Capt. C. J. Harro w,n 6ittli Regiment, stiverely ; Capt. ditto; Lieut.. Michell, tiutli Heat. Lieut. Collar, lid. Native Infrotry. Tots! KiUiret....oiiieera, I t ; Honk and Ws, to; Died of their wounds, 15; about sou; tiarritioA,Payukiatir, I ; Gai•tisou ktorekeeper, Total Wounded—fglieeih, 4 ; Rauk and tile. 70-...74. atammetimatantel6al SIMEWSBURY, SEPT. 21. The annual Agricultural Meeting at Wymistay. took place 011 h relay, the 16th iti-tant, and it gives us great pleasure to say, that the increased number of claimants for the prizes, and the im proved apptArauce of the stock ahewn, *Winded the most a..uple testimony of the beneficial effects which may Le expected to arise from this insti tution. The company assembled at the farm about twelve o'clock, and proceeded to view the dine:resit animals, when their attention was, particularly at tracted-by two heifers, of the Herefordshire breed, which had been fatted by Mr. Croxon, of Dawes try, to a size unparalleled in this part of the king dom, and Ly a Devonshire hid!, the property of Sir S. Glyunc, Burt. The *ale of the Southdowu sheep then com menced, which in general produced very good prices. Lot 17, cousisting of sax 3-years old ewes, bred at Wyunstay, which were particalarly ad mired, was knocked down to Edward Lloyd, Esq. of Bhagat, at four guineas per Bead ; of the 150 ewes which were sold, the average price was Some fat wethers, limn the Wymistay flock, were then inspected, and much admired; they were slaughtered while the company were at dinner, and their weight proved to be— Lb. .Lb. Two revs old Soulli.loscu and Mer'no, iee--Fat 17 Two years old %out Wow u 91-.4)0. IJ One year uld dints s.;-11n I J Oin: year old Merino 6w—Do. lot After the sale was endesl, the company adjournsed to dinner ut the house, and sat down in the different rooms, to the number of nearly five hundred ; many constitutional and agricultural toasts were given, cud Sir W ATKIN, upon giving " Success to the British arms in Spain and Portugal,;' communi cated the intelligence of Junot's surrender, which he had just received the report of, without any particulars ; this was received by the compauf with the utmost enthusiasm of exultation. After dinner the prizes were adjudged as fol low : To Mr. Rowlaud, of Peutre Clawdd, parish of Rnabon, a Silver Cup, for haring ploughed the pretest number of Beres with twu horses abreast, without a driver, In proportion to the quantity of acrd is his oceopattou, in the beat and neatest wigwam A smaller Cup to Mr. Moreton, of Llaydiarth, Moutgo. =crystals., bows,/ the ',email hest • A Silver Cup fur the best 3-yrs old heifer, which shall have produced &calf this year, sod is in milk at the time of sbew, due attention being _paid to the quslaty of flesh sad milking, was adjudged to Mr. Phillips, of Peurbos, Montgo meryshire. A smaller Cup, fur tke second best, to John Wynn, Esq. of Ryton. A Silver Cap to Cie best pair of fonr I-year old short wool sheep, two curs, sad two wethers was adjudged to Mr. John Ellis, of Tan y Clawdd, parish tint ualsoiL • A measlier Cap to the second Lest, to Mr. Denatone, of Stanwardiae. A Silver Cup to the hest t-year Wit sow pig, to the Rte. Randal Crewe, of Harrenlen. • The Judges from the reports or the Ploughing were Sir Thomas Mostvn, Sir Stephen Glynne, anti Sir Foster Cuuliffe, harts. For the Sheep and Pig —Sir George Ingot, the Res. Ofiley Crewe, and Mr. R. Sutton, of Eaton-hall, Cheshire. For the Cattle—Mr. Gwillita, Mr. Ashley, and Mr. Croxon. Upon delivering the Cup to Mr. Rowland, Sir WATILIN urged most strongly to the Company, the great saving of labour arising from the ploir;;liing with two horses abreast, without a driver, and con gratulated them en the number of claimants who had been competitors for this prize. Upon iiiving Sneer's to the Wrexham Agri cultural Society," Sir WATKI particularly recom mended to theGeuttenien, resident within the pre scribed district, to become Members of that very useful Society. After dinner, Southdown Tups were let by auc tion, hut, from the lateness of the hour, did not in 4 icueral produce as good prices as inighl have been expected, in proportion to those at which the ewes had been sold. Among the Company who were present, we no ticed-- Earl Fortexcue, Sin Thasnal Mostp, Stephen Glynne, Foster runlitic, George Pipt, anti Edward Lloyd; Messrs. Themes Clinhoondeley, .1. Kynaataa Powell, Egerton, of Tattoo, William Lracb, Bell Lloyd, E. Lloyd Lloyd, P. I.loyd Fletcher, E. Lloyd, of Rhagat, W. Lloyd, of Aston, • of !Unwise, Wynne, of Coed Coeb, Grifßlbs , of Guru, Heaton, of Denbigh, Yorke of Dieing, Lloyd, Hughey, of Little Acton, Jones, of 11;Inn-place, Esau", of Erboq u eje • Afinirep. Riley, of Marchwicl, of Eynon, 31eydr Wynn, Ablett, of Lianbcdr, Deltas, Astley, Galleon, end Jellicoe ; R. e. Aleyyrw nutter, Clough, John Price, of the Geer, Whiershall Davie*, Utley Crewe, Maurice Wynne, Rowland ltinglield, J. Robson, Parham, Venable', and Lloyd Jones, besides noisy other Gentlemen and harmers of great respectability. The Wildreatek, for the Baltic, is captured, and carried into Copenhagen. On Monday afternoon the hair sloth on which none* hops were drying, at an net iii Dover-lane, Canterbury, caught Are, by which accident two hundred weight of hops were destroyed. Fit Cite damn.* from this. devastating element was pre vent.d by the commendahle precaution of .the owner, who had several buckets of water at hand, iu cane of any accident oecorring; to which, with the prompt us+istance of the it..6064'11j,, mute b e attributed the prewervation of the building amid re 'staining hops, the quantity of which tract very cock aidtrabies NA PA L INTAL LIG ENCE, ruairstotrtt, stn, oh ilrtived the !nig SparrsictAigam7Faloae tt tl i ; .„ a ibib l ff; from Citzert'srey. • _ • • ~„ Saded La Coterifi.au a erameik . Tile Nerdy W ztypeihttl conv oy tdr Ilyealiutb. —.Mind EIN.Eb -* fLYMOICTR. Arrived the Kt!Oast, of 74 'vats, Capt. young, from the Channel fleet ; &mounter guu-brig, faun Spain; Aye, Pyle; from Quebec; and a Freud, &sloop, laden with wheat, from SLIM:Sots, for then, eaptaire:l by the Contrst Sailed the Buuue Citoyenne, of 18 Sane, Captain Thomson, on a cruise ; of 311 gnus; Capt. -Stlmour, for the crow. of Spain; and the Minerva, of 36 guns, Capt. Hawkins, with Store., &c. on board, for . the Channel fleet. Al so t h e • Draskin, on a eritise. Caine up IlaiuGaze the Windsor Castle, of see guns, Capt. Boyle, to be paid inf. FAIAP4OI)TO 4 *Err. 19. Arrived the Lord Lenox, 1\ nitesides i ha m London for Cadiz, leaky ; also revolt-4d venh•l* join the fleet hem, supposed for Spuio.—li iad V DEAL, SEPT. ilt Arrived several transports from Harwich, lotting on board the 76th, 54th, and 43d Regiments, so part of the 95th Rifle Corin4, for foreign medic*. and remain in the Downs with the ships as per last, mad several outward-bound vessels from the River. • coax, SEPT. 16. Sir David flitirri's Expedition still remains at this port. The Pilgrim, of Fiabgnard, Harris, frees CoorlifT, with coals: the Mathew, of Duozarron, Quito:an, eilto,dittoi the Elizabeth, of Llsoelh , Colhns, ditto ditto , the H e s s . lot:oo, of Milord, Jciikius, from hard+, with ditto. are arrived here. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. AKRITRD lathe Hirer—the Argo, Thompson, from Sodom's. At Liverpool—the Fletcher, , from N. Luria; wotiom., from Triuidad ; Scipio, Miro mod Hope, Moore, from Queloe. At %V hitebaten—the Grace, Thompson, from Quebec! sad Swallow, Guanine, from Barbadscs. At Belfast—the Betsey, M‘Lean, fro , t Demerara. In the Clyde—the Benson, Spence, from ditto. - • Notice is licrity given, that a Convoy will he. irrosid c d sail from Leith lavish, for Gottenburgh, ea the ilk of October next. C.uucil Chamber, F.411m. igth Sept. Noi. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, AT GUILDHALL, x. n. lbid• William Goodenough, late of dlenex, euach-sacker Johu Brialithclaistoor, Saw:, carpenter Rickard Peacock, Tarninill-street, Cierkena ell, car- _ . tier . . le . . . . . Richard Breen, Pisimplicate-street, I.endon, jeweller to Georg Stoker, Summer( t,.Luililou, ottaue-uiker : to Robert Weoliewth Ilemlersou, George-street, Mise ries, Leaden, ship-broker . . . Thunman Pater, late of Shadoefl, High.stre et, Mid dlesex, 411 r von . 310 . . , Westfield Gilley, St. Jobe-street, Clerkenwell, keen draper . 3IS . . . Thimias Stork's, Twelsi-street, Southwark, cabinet maker 3 10 . . John Seagoe, Luke-street, St. James's, tailor . Sto Thomas !;dint, ikelfarekwtreet, Gereat-gardeu, tai lor . . I to . . Josiah Sharpe, Market Deepiair, Giocetashire, Lamm draper 9 9 . . . John Wardell, Kines-l.yon, Norfolk, grocer . 113 Thomas Deinau, TetliMigtoo, klittilksex, maltster 9 " _ . , 3 l• William Preitiick O s il druggist . . . Williaiu Ailey, 'Fi.schu —re), London, boot niaker . . . . . 2 12 John l'oSip, Grtat Portland-.-treat, Mary-la-bonne, tipholsturrr . . . • . 212 John %Mime, Little Nes port-street, Middlesex, wirte-racrelliwt . . . . . 2 is James Westoti, Pali-mall, Middlesex, •iutrste . 1 it John Winisington, Brightliclmstone ' Sussex, grocer 1 to William Riekerstall, Nottiagtiam, haberdasher I is Joshua IVatts, Whitt:crow..street, St. Labs, Middle sex, grocer ie, Minutles, Laidus, . 4 10 CERTI VICATES. Joseph Cowle,y, of Sl;eiieii; Yorly cutler. Jnmea ',Stony, of Heredwel, wise-own had. John Bell, late of Southwood-lane, Highgate, Middlesex, (hut now a primer in the Fleet,) (inflame' et. John Taalos&Olhigaignabok Warwick. chaise. Yesterday—Nino', C A of the Pia.c Wednesday, Mrs. B. Walsh, of Lower Clairton, of a sloe. Ou Turp.lr y 11w •lipth instant, at Halgi:vray, hear Suitt ample'', Ms. lerio, of • MM._ DEATIIS. On Sunday evening hat, at the ROA Won. Lard Wyd!r ims's, Park-street, Grusreuorarprars., the Itsgitt Won. DUl.ll* ger Lady Mydleton, in her pith year. On the 17th imiaut, at Liverpool, the relict of William F.sq. in the 75th year alter me. At lirompton, is bit 701.14 year, Besjamit Wodina,, late of St. Jalllla's-street. On Saturday last, at Isis house in Chaseery-lane, of 3 brain fever, Mr. William Barton, poi:let-book mud maker, formerly of the Strand. HIGH. WATER, THIS. DAT, AT LANDON-Bill Di. Marne .. ... after ..4 Evan pg.. ma. after. : I. SALE BY AUCTION. TI'R HAW-GREEN TIMOACE. LEASE OF A SMALLCGH.FifftTABLi. not - sr. AND THE NEAT FURNITL'ILE AND EFFkAMt. By Mr. SQUIBB, Oa the Premises, THIS DAY, the stAd instant, at Eines o'Cloek, by order of the Eccuturs, TVALUABLE LEAtib, (arventeen yt11.4 R. of which art mimic& et • moderate Real) of et t. , • convenient cud demi:tide IebVI.I.t.ING-HIIUSE, removed from the high road ; containing firs .(nod rh.md• e•• two drenii.%-roent.., a dining-room, parlour, two kittliro. , , and convenient others, with a garden in fruit cud saini.ot• house behind, late the residence sud property of Mr. 11 l i.- LIA 31 TONGUE, deceased. Os the same Day will be SOLD by AUCTION, thr nett and gename HOUSEHOLD FURNallif , wed EFFECTS. The House may be ,belted six days preceding the sale, tl • Fnroitere on Thursday, the wed, when Particular* met t a oily be had on the Ptensises; at the Roehos, l / 4 , Turoilmou xi ~.0 ; Pigeons, Bre,tford ; King's Amu , . hi 3- sitionn ; of Robert Etriuw, Esq. No. 4. Inure Tvinult- Imre ; and of Sir. Squibb, at his Great Boom, •I.JA,lt‘t Saville-row. LONDON a Printed by C. D'VIDtAN, hk. Boswell-cmt,l'itte.fratrett, and witthaked at dm 4 Wirt, No. 15, Back k Cletur. , •• %web, Stran.l, by .1 ..f anise plum —Omer% ite. foe this l'aPerr lett% t 9 the Whet/lest keiel), Inn be duly attsadeil