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11111111IZID. • Ale Gait sa Amami/ling Week, ktety pabliabla k " Tietkr.• qt - AfacNol." 110$1.1TALS.. .4:reittr, the miny hospitals at Madrid, we ortglid ri, u* to. tirAt the general hotipital for wen., 1.1 tow tuni e ttat or the Passion.for women. Aidait. the,w foonslatio.is jou a number of monk. mina of the of Charity is attepd the patient suet hob are nutlct the ilirttien of a apctiol cot* wis4iou. of the samt, formerly called the.ge, itittsum both *c*c* taped to be-re • 4h e r e , -het lit the t;ltt.c of Atocaa, in a free, Airy stna *ethic* tivit of ihd .19 the wiraLt aro couoti.ory, 41;4'.'n 1141( to tile' 0; iro rt. tat disc:o.4A ttbV 4miints Jae adlivted tetith.t. b..ari:l4, for imtatior, the ninied of the woetided ward., the retiefeal ward, 5t . ... All the oiclutvc *cult...n:l)lA% and every bedstead i* made oriruit, to pre);init etst.i.arlialents of ver ttt it t. The order whic:i prevails tote hunt ewery de port:newt or bboite.o.lia of milevf is admirable.; floors, toile, and eatery article of furniture, c:tte extreme cleanliness. The *aloe limy hi:void of the kitchemk card other party, wltitM are puerally Spend very dirty iu other, hospitals. The Mullin of die sick by the .brotbstki' end dip s ra ttf .the Order.ofrAntrity, whoottiaion vaw to dioaramid and taro k , Oil twitio K the liabit, io It . exemplary. If these Ise any ratitilons orde , arthy of approbation and Mete; if ttere be a.ty one pr oper to reconcile humanity, outrawd by vinous, ui atrocitats, it midst lw kid: Chi - 14km Order of 11..2iaritp. T woe imoirtale are likewise otteuded by the *rot weitteal pract.iichters of Iladrid. Them iieW discovery that can prove beac h cial to the seifori.ig wretch Odd is, not steadied here ; electricity. esuipsetisni. Telt!oatkialtieffillekts were tried Isere. Throe otter* *reemployed Imre. phy..icialci: bat titi.lr umber are not, %wag twat. IR. No patient, ward, II ithatO The spirits* 'saltier Of the Ark is esPillY (*emitted bete. A reetur, awl aistf.twe Prinks uster Isuu ' attend to the retyriona weeemitlesOf dye bewails , . Every sick foreirer fie *we of liptihis among theta smite conutryWee with whoa he May converse in his tieLig tongue. How sweet to the tin Ptimeger, to bear once lep the favesseite barman, of. big native; len . iiid to cyanide to weasinding fried the last Ili a=sillarboefiril hi his botaitel $. 4 .4011 I he thee has Been poor, wretched. and forsaken in a foreign bled: he alone can Mel the whale- signa l of such a blesitag ! • , The brotherboedof thitleyelfk. Mossibeded. and that of ear Lady ofgood reffsgaeseflasteibote me a little towards the excellent o a of this hospital. The chief aseinisers -dare joist inepectors of the estiblishineot, end bestow the moot tender cars ow the unfortireate sick. They are provided on every . festival. lind . Sunday with good dinners at the expense ef the brotherhoods; and every dish is served by some member. "seder whose immediate inspection every dish is dressed. At four o'clock in the afternoon of those treats, the whole brotherhood come to the hospital. The lawithers divide. and g o tw o by tw o t o th e bed-aide el' every patient, inquiring afloat the state of his health and wants; they present to him all sorts of refreshotents, inspire him with ammo to endure hie sufferings,, and even perform offices which would elsewhere prove disgusting to aineteen in tnenty. Yet there are said to be among these bro therhoods. people of the first noik, sad some of immense fortune. The same kind attention is paid to the sick in the hospitals for females, where many ladies of quality, especially old dowagers, give them the kindest attendance. 'No obtain admission into these mansions of che ek. it swells no foruaslities, no inquiries, no parti stator reeommendation.; to b} j 1; is sufficient. lie who is yet able. to 'walk goes there be wit) insinot walk sends word, and he As frtelowl He he n Spaniard or fiuMener, a Catholic or I'm teetaiit, known or tinknosn, it matters not; Ins disease is the only question. nod thus he sta)•, mid is taken care of, lint only till lie is cured, but, as WU most tint omit to mention, till he lets completely re amend his former strength. All the poor inhalotants of Madrid. and • great nerriber of truth as are list in low cionsmitsseces, avail themselves of the Wool: of this liable folio:oda trui. It is no disgrsk-c litre 7o go to the hospital. I se. people nett know they are F v: :t ar e tto o d e d that.. A itatientoslio pays ox rests n-day,. Piccolo a De pirate room, ;lad better victinids. The expenses of these hospitals are very greet-: lint tiny enjoy fund. more then. seilliciaist to mossy every To these way he added Y soistelf e:stri w. nhosiy revenues. for sublessee,' a tift etc th.• re,•eint at every playhoose • the whoic prioits weisite4 **root the wluch .suanicit to a utillmu tit reels, besides Other *Our** of irw-yre. Emit iriegolistitie.: and deceptions are likeiviesioptr - • fake place ItittiCt it'd ;14 Onion*, .that they still. har in ere !iLizonit institution. Itesi , Lso thes,e b..vlait ts s tltt pis a 'tint& of others. would he tedious to enumerate. Amis.,' are the hospitals of San Juan tie Dif.s, !tn I the newish, Itsliati. lito tu muli Irish hospitals. 're 'll received into • is attesseFil sun. • trouldr, - ai.el the d'r .ands ho.:ly ea the priests the .11, 1N! PistiTlifoUTY, strT. 4 27. Arrived the Comet sloop, Capt. Sieveudon, how a craibe. Sailed the Pekoes, sloop, time. Capt. King; and the fariustr, w itta a eomoy of transports, for month. Two regiments of cavalry are to euthaik here in the our of the creels, for Spain. t4;tilki 114 Sprigidly cutter, with dispatches, for Cortinnu. 42.1raie pp from the Alotherhank the Lavinia fri gate, faur the Medsternauesii. The h'acekor.ir sloop .4 .war it expected to 1.3i1 fur Madeira and the Cape on Thursday. Wind X.W. • Pl•tlimprg, ester. ; 4i. *dad the Caledonia, of 110 gnus, Admiral Lord Gauthier, 4o join the,Glialinel fleet ; Sur/meta. 01 . 1 d igall44l Copt. Iwke ; and the /Mack joke lugger, on a •cruise.—W it'd .W. -Em.xotrru. sEPT. Arrived, late last 'light, the brig Peewee, Capt. Cargill, from Lisbon, twenty-three days passage ; parsed with the fleet two vhsys since, consisting of Ottrtplase sail of transports, under convoy of the Brazen ; this mimic are, this evening, come to an modem elf this ivort ; they bevy on boned -several ash, french (Hileers• and privates, taken in the action at Wiluirn, nu the 21st ; should the.wind prove fisvauridsk in the morning, they will ymoceed for Portauunath. Also arrived the brig ltiorrioeris, of a guas, for Ply moe*: Perot eosin? tender, from Limerick, with 'atwitter& atimtea, .for Plymouth. ArtiVed,yestertlay, the Priiace Adalplues packet, Botildereen, Usu., Tortola twenty-nme days. A nephew as Sir J. T. Duckworth came 'messenger in her, and went off, immediately on landing, for London, with dispatches--uothiug has transpired. Passed this port, fur Plymouth, the diary, Kgn ble, from Teueriffe, with wine, &c.—Wind S. - DEAL, SEPT. 27. %Leonia in the Downs the ships as per last. Came down from the laver the 1 'ambition, Gun- -as retirenieut Gnm cal klication.uf u► pain • Office. I stating, that work of a profes but ei the loo n the discharge been isiprewitA o his cuastitu. A he has heck notice certain sense, which he cause of truth, of the trans ,' conversations (soya he) . Corporation of Lon riga, who were active in promoting isiy election, I itaiformly deelarad. that I would cootie considered as* mere parade offerer ; that I should error to the easoititatioeol duties of my office, and honeetly diechiove them; and that if I were elected, it ;wee only on this principle, that I would accept the anat." tdaewhect, he observes, " I &swore you, widow* die slightest affectation, that I Jerald can ender it a year ;oat, though nominally engaged in IyOUT moire, if I did not believe 1 had effected some good." Lie tells tl- Liverymen, that however innume reble their opinions and differences of party may be, they will no eosin all agree in this fundamental friliCilk of pabiie liberty, that .11 the Goeernment steroid be adminidignid occording to the Inman tare of the load ; and comegeently that those laws should not be dispersed with, to gratify the caprice or oesmenieuer of persona concerned in their ad miaistration." 1k rosnads the citizens of London, that they alone giro paggsem the pririlwe, under the inatitu tioo of Atffed, that at/Sheriffs were to be elected annually by the people, which wan done away on ' der the arbitrary reign of Edward 11. and which the Citizens of London. repurchased (as to Middleseig), from Henry I. for which. at this liniment, they pay 3DOI. a-year to the acaignee of die Crown. He calls oo ilia fellow-eitizens.to ankle a proper use of this inestimable privileges by choosing Men of worth sod talent, like liinnielt; fertile office, not to make the election a ineana of collecting )(hits (mat persous who are devrepid , aupertuningstedi nr pored to serve the office ; air Ogler& . Itbialtegh whose medium every peoolllllllAit come in coatact aith the laws, whether civil or criminal. cuntlis i It 1". Several notices have appeared in the American news_pupen of the bite discuveries in thy mist{ by Prefiitsnr Miry, of the-Royal Inatitutioe s is 4.ess dom.—Those who are interested in such subjects, and who are anxious to kern the decision of philo sophers on the correctness of Mr. Davy's experi ments, will be gratified by the perusal of the fol lowing extract of a letter, jus: received by Profes sor Sillirnan, of this town, front a Gentleman in Pans, from which it appears thesthese discoveries, so important to physical atielice, are confirmed by the hest chymists of France.—(Coca. tier.) " I lately received e letter from Sir Charles Blagden, of Landon, in which be gives an account of eu important chymical discovery, which Mr. ikevy hay reeeetly made. This indefatigable l'ro tower has, by meat's of vows galvanic pile, dis covered the bases of potash nod soda. ' Ile has obtained them separately, says Sir Claitlee, end they luck like metals, both in their est4id and fluid focus. They also combine with me tido. preseryine their nietnllie appearance. With oxygen they re-coi.ipme pot-hush and soda. ". The Vrcoch chymists with eagerness caught tlrisintelligenee. repeated the necessary experiment, .•aml found" a resent similar to that isflfr. Davy.— ; T>w ditwoyer! of this new link in the chain of ptly ' steel science, was for some time the principal topic of contersation among the Saccus of Puns. The , isitert.t It ex ins' reached even the palace, mud the Empeior ordered NI. Guy Lussac, one of the most perseicring and distinguished experimeidal chy mists of France, to go over the process of Mr. Duey, in his priVelICC. The success wee so satisfactory to His Majesty,that he, in order to enroll rat . Te the cloy mists in experiments of this nature, yawed a ties una mate etilar&ed galvanic apparatus to be poi—, chased fur their use, at the politic expense.—lllut 4 this apparatus is saw rowan to'bie unnecessary. Alessrs. 'l'hinar'd sad Guy Lussae have been able, after torturiug these substances in a variety of ways, usdecompose them without die aid of .gal- The decomposition is etleeted by combin ing these alkalies eith ctirbou and iron, by means of a very high temperature. Front a•cuitibinution of curtain and pot-ash or rode, results a black mass, a hicli.suilileuly itiflanses wheupat in contact with the air, or plunged in water. " two ellymists have already voinnitted these metals to a number of interesting; experi ments, the result of a hich will soon Le 'nude pub lic. Much is expected from their constant and wollsdireeted laboins, and indeed it is generally helievesl here, that this discovery ail' gradually lead to others of equal anti perhaps superior ire portaiwe.' As the metals of potash and wide ran he easily procured, ut least for ell kinds of experi ments, the relations winch they sustain to othem substances Will form u new amid useful subjust fo: Aaiun -al investigation. " It is Mr. 4/art.'s opinien that thediffeneut earths consist of buses nt u peculiar metallic nature, hity jog a very strong affinity for oxygen. be uniting with which they forum those earths Fie believes that 4w has already made visible, by the u.si.tance of the t„ralvanisin, the base of the one culled loaryteL"—(Nete-rork Paper.) SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. DONCASTER RAt'ES, tine. Moan.%lF, sErr. 26. The Filswilliam Stakm.—.l Solocription of toga eac t i , with Sake added by the Corporatism of Donesoisr,tfur•all imps hria-year olds fist. ; thane-year Ada Nal.; Aser.yrair olds mt. 91b. ; fiveleor oils 9.t. ilb ; sit-year olds yot. 31b., aid seed 9st. ;lb....The last mile bud half lk. Shaftee's 1,. c. by Agoe , ..ti s, a yr. old .. Lord FitiraiLliam's eh. c. Pumpkin, J yes 01d. .. Mr. Ileutsortles b. f. by Stamford, 4 yes old Mr. Hinsilale . ti eft. f Fair Caodidate VII old, 4 Mr. Care Efollll . ll b. c. Stud. 4 yrs old Pd Wou easy. Hie atai•sty•, plate of tongs. bur all horses, Syr fi n e-veer okb tu carry tort 4th.; bee-year olds 11.1. Sib.; sisyear olds tot ; and aged IRA. olb..—Forer miles. Lord :Munson's b. E by Hand 01440 41% 4 VW o ld Mr..Nalon's b c. Banger, 4 yrs c 44 Sir T Cascoigne's e 4. f. by Moab:lonian, 4 srs 0bi.... 3 Lord Ihirlinglant's b. c. by Motto.. to Experlation .... dr Mr. Walker's b f by Stamford, 4 yrs old dr Doke ii' Marailton's b h. groaner.:. ym old • • • Mr. .tcred's br. c. Wansibrd, 4 yrs old.. Mato easy. St. Lerr SIAM, of 906 each, p. p. soils ed. Mb. 611 lea est. St. Leger Conroe. Doke of Hainiltois b. r. rairosisso, by Sir Peter Mr Sitwell'. b. c. Clinker, by Sir Peter Lod c. Baton, by 1 10•011001 3 Vary intudince, IW tub algalost the wiener. Mars paid Jodie Cul. !Litton's b. c. by Muotawd, don by Sir Peter, est. 61b. spawn Mr. R. L. Ida geosee Sr. f. by Shuttle, out of bis gr. Sir Peter awe. art. as. two miles, Hoop. Mr. Hodgson Paid Me araemengense. Lard )tense's Sara, W. lib. beat Lord Eitrwilliones Pasties, ad. t*. !map. It. R. Fuse milt.. • Wira easy. Tyro-year Old Stakes, of asp. esela—csire, sat. alb.-41111ier, est. Two-year Old Conroe. I Lord Filewilliatn's b. c.Cerointca, by Hon Sir T. Gascorgor's 16. E by sir &Anoint . Woo easy. Four paid forfeit. Mr. Hewett's scud, rec. tl. Irmo Mr. Mellish's Harry Lorig legs, est. 4th. eaeb, tour yolks, dough. 1. ft. NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER 'MEETING, tons. 'Soh DAV, oeToorle 3. The first year of a renewal of the subscription of :.es. cock, 4-yr. olds, carrying lb. S-yr. olds fist. G:b. b-,r. olds M. tsib aid ogee not. OE B. C. To be the property of n subscriber or psi , sup. eminence.— The bores, d.c. to be entered at the krurg • Slates, New. inarlw, on the Saturday before rumba', between stereo mid &e o'clock, with proper iertilkates. Subscribers—D. of Grafton, Ld. Grosvenor Sir C. Ban bury, Mr. Wyndham, Mr. T. C. Browor Mr. ifilsow, Lor,l Sackvillc, Lord Stowell, Ile. Petro', kr. raison tart, Mr. Andrew, Mr. Lloyd, Mr. Melliols, Mr. Craven, Sir F. Stan dish, Mr. %Tatum, Mr. Like, Lard Jersey, Sir J. Shelley, Mr. I-adbroke, Lord Barry Ms. Goddard , Mr. Keller. man, Mr. F. Croon, 31r. D. e, Mr. lernsor, Lord 1-earlier, lord F. G. Osborne, Gen.'Clvesveoar. Lord Lowther'a Tut, est. lab. utmost Lord G. H. Ca. toadish's Dreaduouglit est. ilb. Two-yr old C. loop. Duke of Crofton's Mosickas est. 41k agonise Mr. Van @Mart's Monseutilia, sit. 3114. D. 1. bowie. h. ft. Lord Foir)'s Cecilia, sat. 414. against Gen. Grosvenor's Rilletrooti, 7st. 1 rib. R. M. loop. h. ft. Mr. 'Fovea's Bulmash, sat. 71b. against Lord G. H. Ca emittiah's Padova, yst. alb. A 16.31 loop. Sir C Turin r's Jock, eat ylb *gaited Mr. hbakeispeore'• Diseenui, asst. Slb, T%u.)r. old C doers. la. It, • Lord Grusvenor's Sunbeam, sat. dl.. against Motor Wit. suo's Jamper, bst. I). I _nuage. Mr. Betsua's Chariot:, vat. 71b. against Mr. Lbsyd's f. by Coriander, out of Peppermint, yst. sib. Two-yr old C. loop. Mr J. Stieltcy's Fanny, eat 31b. against Sit C. Tanter's Bramble, vat. Arno. the Flat, sloop. 13. ft Disks of Graflosni Morel, a.t. rec. 23r from Sir C. Tur ner", Gandy, yin. Two-yr. old cosine, 'ong. h. ft. Geoerid Grammies John ti-Groat, rut. rec. lugs. from Led G. H.Camodudes Pa;mta, art. 911.. Ab. 3i. mop. . heft. stisrity. One-third of a subscription of .2.t.r. each, fur 4.yr. lid colts carryiwg mt. toll. and tithe,. tat. 71b. D. I. The horses, our. to be bratifide the property of sableribers. Tie be catered at the King's %tnbks, Newmarket„ between elerea sad one u'elot k, on the day before resat:Lg. Suberrilwrs—Lard GI orrenor, Loral Jersey, Sir J. Shelley, Sir C. !heehaw, Mr. Varesioart, L or d 0. 11. Caveodish, Mr. Wilson, Duke of Grßntoll ' 11, Frrinur, Mr. Goddad, 141. Sarbville, Mr. Loke,RordSlastil, Lord Lowther, Mr. Kel lemma, (amoral Giriser Sweepstake' of tougs. each, h. ft. fur fillies .1.• yrs. old, sat. Jib. each. 1) I. • Mr 31'silish's b. f. Slll4ll, by Worthy. Lord Crowson's b. if Plover, by Sir Prior. Lunt tirosveaor b. f. Alt ',ander, out of Nimble. Gcomal Ousels b f. Its tl ortby, dam by Woodpecker, out of anat..: to Meltzer Moab. Mr IV &snit b r by Stamford, out of Ligarm's slam Sir F. Standish's Eby Sir Pct.", out of Lark . &sal. The Lilly-boo Stake t M itZigs reel, le J.yr old item and fifties ; colts • &flying ant 41h. fillies.lNl. l). I Mr. Kelletimiti's ch. c. Zuruaa.tac, by ser.cier, out of Louisa Lind Grosyclon's br c. Chester, by So. Peter Lord Grosveuor's b. t Plover, by Sir Irmo. Lord toissiesor's b. f. Isis, by Sir Prem.. Mr Loillwolies b. r Tristram, by Ts-day, bought of Mr. Dllll'll4l. Firmor's be. f Irf Stamford, oat of Mersin. Sir r Slmsdisla's eb. c. by Mr. Teazle, dam by Volaruterr, out a Stance. Six C. Tanser's b e. Bromide, by Illambictooise Mr. Lokc's Is. c. by Tro curator, ;less by Without. Ur. Like's b. c. by Gouts, out al Mtdeismeolle. Lord C. Sueseract's b. c. Etheltred, by Benia;!..ou4h Mr. It. Radeliffe's ch. c. Rnbeto. , brother to sulim. Lard Ssith.ille's numeral, asst. fah 'roost Sir C Tnr aer'a Mr. Gitmly, eel. Lind Sackritle oak," vooss to vows. bit, Ab. M, MARA !AGES At Cractorien-Caltk, in tr,lancl, the mot of Me tidior, %%alt..r word ~en of Jew,. EAI iteratuen, to Mies Stnelpole, tieughter Saiorie Meek pnte, Esq.- ‘l.niiilay, at St raneryi. I) 'tril. rv, . I N. .. rtoostbeila SbettieW, ort be Putyr.on, Seetae.. I uw o. DEATHS. The Hoe. Pigeon, of Kilkenny. In tier tlost Thodsan flunk g, ut tl -! Iterment of totAute), 2t id ni-plow to Attletterlit , timbal". . .4( Vomit Tariat, np the .:•:th iLstemt, Juba • A.ani.3l ci the 1t..1 On the J 1.4 irlgt tba houae of Julio Rom, toerattoo.v:lo.ls, to thectrant! or Derre, Ireland, t r lieriar aim:A, bete !tenth on a tear for bk Cllbri • Iw•a t'g uleridiCo-place, larbdou, 'nimbus% to :1%1 ”:48 Lib hAi.. • M I the 4:14I ha.. Mr. Tlitamas !la:..:patou f Scat's-yea CA.tatis,strart, li4aczted. i i ti:tript.i is twtoo i t irxr which it 1 th.e.e NIP illtoll :1 , .1 0 0 0 , 1111 e hitter Prer:oi..ll ame were tried litre: - aowu groin LIIC [dies LMON o e hundred yottirg otters ars employed here as %mastoids to regular .ee ' for Ituwie6.4l.inti N. phy.ichues; but their Medical course is only usailis f • SHERIFF PHILLIPS. under the suitsainieiehmet el the "suer. aid they. —. are not allowed to give prescriptions - . • This Gentleman b as —" 7— s aniseed his Teti The eessitoasiesi treitaritti'of the they hissed leas the ogee of Shrievaltrhy the puhlicat Istudshig. They receive the belt victuals fpfitfitof Advice to his Successors in Of tLtate requires ; the &alarm of the coavalesaaassaag, The Atttlfor prefaces this Work by gradq.l4 increvisedi and in ewes of saint 4ehi. it " ii ' hattO he considered as the work lily. even the most suniptuoisi winos Ore seteporrd. ssoual lliatlaar, lawyer, or bu in iti effienen d htt a l fee mom wish sbati2l;io4l of man of usiness, who, in t t b ia i da ,„ dli o d a d a 0 0 ,13, c at a mu tiva i es . an important pubife o ffi ce, has be, filtetretking similar is is the kospital tithe Pension. , the neeemitY of representing to The atnetgait regulati`ons are 'flow eiside far the etiftWthe views and feelings by - which 1 beaetit of the sick. lie Oa! ailowed to suit aeteited, and of offering to their ni them a i t i,„d t bp i ag rpevififferierrehtlf, t o pra . observations, dictated by common see vast their geeti wing any *mu tags sithout die ooticeives to be of importance to the en house, which ea ay let • 0 - 414afp dui" core.... liberty, and humanity." No patient, is a eoissaldiscostathikodasst leave his lie feels it it duty to 109 e lin account ward, ithout an express perigishod both the Idly. artisan of his kihrirriskv. ala ell my 4 beetans. (my. he with Nieruber; of the Cowper' Lord Creseenor's Cit. Zlb. against Mr. Shal“. aprart.'s S, Ii , alit 2%1' IS. C. attag4 b. ft. Mr. Sbakeopeanta Trafalgar, aft alb. alaiett Lett! Cm. veno4 Saturn, gat. /term tbe Flat, eon.. h. R. froshrak, arattn't air e.'Tirraer's Thum. sum, mat alb. eatb. '1..A1 C, awar e :. b. ft. yolb nor ma 31i. Lake's T:m, sit Jib tkeTlat, it. Lai:4e of ::.,::atalta alb. splint Gs:egret Gruivreuat's Jaltrt-u'-stet, At.. 11: seas. 1.1111 rsl) AY (toe.fhird of sluhecription of _rots such, furs-sr. old „g , casayiug 441. oft,. add fillies hri. Mb. • 1).•I : The horse', to Ise Ivy,' sit the pt.rtttv of hitßefibtrli. To be e ,, turd ;i t .tt i e .h.yug's Stal4es, A aset.l.ct, &deceit ein e& we 4n, Lefure ruusiang. soleterihot the sense us on Toccdcy. fitlr (iellitatl, rice r.., s..y tierce, Sic. for 4 IT. olds earn i nl r. ulda tau. Ab dlr. tads 'ict. I lib. and sat. 1.1 C. D. o f G r ai oo ' s Vuody.l4,. twit. OIL spinet M. SkNie• SII , IIICA 1). 1. . Jr. Crnsesi's Zeal. Nash, rest. 916 against Gas. Gruevetwe Billerints, net. B. M. 2..0g5. h. B. - Sir C. Butatiorycs Agues, My Sorters?, ow. 9W against Cl. it. Cmi• attialia Yachts. a, Ist. told, Two-yr. old Ccu-su, I h. ft. TIILIt41)41 TI.. Plate of tongs, fur 4-•r..ad,, r'll'rrisz to tt -s r. olds I ist. 61b. li.yr. Mai . I _St. and sge.i LOA. 1:. Th e T oot . Plate of .Sol. fur 3-yr. old is:ohs lie, net. 311. I.—Eutrauce se,. The 41.11:er !,,. sulaeriptleu for d.yr olds, us %%ethic-sday, to car, .extris. N.B. The late Mr. Perram, by Isis will, iiirectedids flours to pay sops to the winner of 11.1 s pTste. No Inliabitaut of Newmarket, or witinu troths tbrreaf, shall start ur run coy horse, Sic. (hr this plate, who Lai aft subscribed thereto before the dcy of ruiming. No rm , shall colt Me this plate who has mut soliseribed one guises towards the some, at tenet, owl paid his 'wrests. Nu hon e standing with en stable-keener, ur its the stable of cur person ktitag lie save, who chill um Neve aubseitbed towards the same, and paid op all his arrears, shall be qui. e.I to 'art foe or wits tlm. Mace. To rllll RC( (selling to liZoes Phalle Artirles, sod if ay dispute arise, the some to he detsrmiucu ny the Jockey Club. Str.'Sliskelipeares Zodiac, est. Mb. tiginst Mr. Ft 111110 4 .11 Brighten, sat. I. C. gongs, is*. • Gee Greerdeare ast. iqaiust Mr. Llupd's Fos, pst. k. M. wogs, h. It. Att. Vansittarei hlonteetille, orinst Mr. Payne 's Baths. rise, Sat. 4111 mesh. Twol r -01.1 Course, tongs Mr Shalecoprare's Mange. est. lib. against Sir C Tamer's Jock, em. T M. M. B. C. .d-ogs, it. ft. IA I'. Bcututck's Sue.', att. .2 t ,. 'spinet Geo. Gaires's Bradbury, ; at. 4th. Across the flat, Zs, Is ft. Mr. Batson's Charmer, Est. plb. against Gee. Geo er's bury, Tat. IN,. 1). M. loop. air. shelespeure's Iterpocretes, 41b. m. asp from Sir C. Turuer's Jock, est. Across the Flat, woos; h. ft. -1/44114114 T. Mr. Shakespeare's Sit Isavid, oat. lAN against IA Crewe.. nor's Estuo, pet. Pith. Acnes the tied, stooge, b. ft. Sweepstakes of scgs each, L. ft. Two-yr old Coulee, tot •lb. etch t. 4 G. H.Ceremiliali's f. Navalnga,"lsy Kill Devil Gen. Crowe o, f by Asparagus, set of Lash/Jane Mr. Psatou's f. by Waxy, out of Relphisa's &to. The homes for the plates must be entered at the Kiagh Stables, Newmaikrt , uu the day before tuaning rtsprei Ivey, betimes etereu mud use o'clock, with proper certtlieste. Those harms übich hare Rot bcfore rail at Ni irmsrltrt, atal those catered fur Abe King's Plate, mum M. Amu al tar that sod place of entrance. CORN-EXCH.-MGE, SEPT. Wheat this day is r.gaia is vary tarp sepptyj Prrifirlint PI a farther redaetioa, very kw sales are ejected, and dune at less prier ; the satapks of maw are st.feriut, 141, et ~rr shoat Mlis, per rparter--old ea per curretry. Batley std Malt are heavy sale. Scarce say White l'eas. a w l Beaus vary hut lil lle. Oats are in ',hasty, and quoted cheaper. Ulnae eapected at Mire reduction in price. CURRENT PRICE Maid 64. llos nos. I Beans.. 641. 7n4 od Fine &Wirt' We. 94e. Tick Dew..... fits. ties 04 Ryc (sew) S.O4.ISSis. 4 / a ts ....14. 31. Racks .. ...... ...Wt. 4.55. nd. Poland... Malt .. 74 , Oill Ptitatue Jittu ...... 3nui. od While Pei. P • , Rape Well ....... 401.441. OD (Itsa4r4l 5• • l'•". 14t$. rise Moe ........Ss 64 . GlllPea. .........601. 640. Seemed. ..... ... —Tot 7$ COAL-M.t RKET, Svetritaka nips at Market. M. • Price. 37 . • tiisrawastle SS .... 43a. gd. • ass. 7..Souderlaad 3.. Curlers mistrimdi Ok CREDITORS, AT TO-WORROM. Gaetano Testslisi, lAisAms, penitents , PRICE OF witikitie:trrrtßnAT. pet Cleat. Copsuls s per Critt Ntsvy barna Aussisies 7( H.* Osmium. • •• •• •g:idio• India Itryinlir% 2 a Ili& Exehrtiut r Bills Coned.' for T. 11P4F1 Atock•lnelter U. W. 1 it 4, Corithill, N 4.1 INDOI STOCKS, Deft. es. Gov. Deb. 31 pre evei. COUILSE OP IF.XI AMottro.hoa 34 7 I U. Ditto at Sight .14 0 C. to 17 S V. eietaircii 31 q Q ;U. Alt to it to gitr. Par's. irato I . • •!.1 8 ißevtteux (WE: . 44l,fferitio Maciri.l 4/ effective 13*.a . LlThvoru Mar. •1 C. 11.4 . ..... 4; iv. Pie. n C 54 Ik,. !net 7 5 1 Vai :II AM:P., Surr.../. Liacet . Ge Oeavto Nib .... Lurk "Detours! t;.s4 is (via awl Liam I. r. d fit r as . . 01•11,30011. New Inwillu• Weer hi Ban New 1.4111111 111 Apo MI itw. Beak of I iwkawl rex Crut. WATLIst, flab 1).1Y, AT liniDON-SRIDC ,11 40• 2 41 ../1110. ravr LW014.. smut atter. ' to. e11t....a1r111;• -tOr- - Prinicti by, DoSITRiCIN, No IP. Powell-r..... 4, Cary rrrrra , 1.;y1 pot:lobbed at lb.: 06 N.. Is , Ruck of ( '4 !WA+. Strah!ty L 141111 r, a. for Chi: P.. "" ' ' wt r.; 11:1121., r~