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N 4 AL IXTPLLIGENCE. PotTslioolll, OtIV. t Arrived the Feeeest gun-vessel, with a tante co-i -vny from Portugal, among them are the Zafeser, Scielice ; Alfred. Robson; bode, ' Gibson; AMP. ; Atli,, Hart is ; Itieeehoose. Bellamy ; Com. Halhy ; Hasetob, Smiths ?bre,- Brothers, Pa ',trick; Ara., Hearn; Whim, Wilson ; ,Provrdereoe. %I:hotelman ; Good Intent, Ntismell ; Seelotoor, In. graham ; Fosoorde, Jones ; and the lodostrei:Mah teeman ; the Pottugnese vessel ; also several 1-lembm' vessels ; they sailed eighteen days since, and have brought home the greater part of the Bti. tisk merchants and eatniliet.—His Majesty's ship liareinus paned from the fleet two day's since off the Lizard, with the vessels for Bristol, 7kc. Arrived the Maim and Brilliont frigates, from a cruise. - Arrived the Raters, of Boston, from Malaga, detained by a British cru:ser. At rived the 4leJoser transport, from Monte Video; -he sail d on the 12th of August, with a division of 11 c for England, under convoy of the Vattern •,. ; I 11.,h, !lig:des. and parted from them in a gale or %%in-!. three days afterwards.—The Alszasider has part of the 95th Regiment on board. The loulv abort transport,' which mutinied a few years ago, is Lying at Monte Vides. At the final evacuation, a great number of Spanish vessels will be left behind, for want of men to bring them home. Borne are ships of war, and fine merchant vessels. The army are wonderfully dissatisCel with Gen. Whitelocke ; that feelings, in filthy sentepees, are chalked on the walls of Monte Video, over every part of elem. It continued the inteatiun to evacuate rt at the end of the two months. Yesterday arrived the Three Crowns and Dean,,-k, Dasish ships of the line, from C-Rnaharni ; and the Conan frigate, from cruising in. toe Belt. vt.vstouru, NOV I. Arrived the Cotiance blonp of war. Capt. Yro. from a cruise ; Lourieror, 74 guns. Capt. Prat* , ; aid the herrings, 36, Capt. Malcolm, from the Channel Fleet. Came in a French lugger pr:vateer, a prise to some of our cruisers. Went into Cawsand His MiNty's ship Mioaaerk, of 7$ grim, she is to be paid off to-morrow ; als, the Soiraey frigate into the Slund she is going to join the squadron now forming in Cawsand Bay. DIAL, litYV Arrived, and sailed for the Rirer, i..e 3lart, Pem berton; Britanneo, Hunter. Drltge:.t, Hunter, and the ,h'entsetch, Herbert.troin Levereonl. Came down from the River the Cu.wterined, Swain, for the South Setts, and rems.n. in the Downs with . the ships as per last —Wind W.S.W. VARIAN/TH. 41.) , . 2. This morning Louis XVIII. lindeJ from the Swedish ship irtya, in conswroce of pernsi•sioo having been received, by the Cnileanr or Cus toms hi r. from the Secretary of SiAte's Oth:e. P. 3.—.lna Arrived His Majett)'s ship St.ady, of . 64 guns, (sem to Nori: Two DAssish men of war and a frigate ate now coming I N CHATHAM. soy. A On Sunday morning, Captain com pany of Royal Artillery, who eison g ussbe.l then.- selves undo' S!r Arthur Wellesley in Zrala:!d, landed at Giiingliam, owl commenced thou much for Canterbtry. where they had been statiuned t. r these eighteen years past ; they were all in high ,pi ri s. And have nix last a man. 'lle disembarkation cl troops and horses belong. his to t!:e Ordnance, will commence this day at Woolwich and Nortl.ll,et. _ _ _ The Astrtir frigate was taken into dock list week to have a slight rtpair,, she will be &tied in me- Jiately. St vete! transports have arrived, laden with stores, from Copenhagen, tnr this dcek-yuct A s'iip of 7-1 was, to be built at Pitcher's Yard, Northfl:et. it to be called the G:aur.ihr. Ilw Va./ea./id frigate will be launched from Wnotwislh. in ahvut • fortnight. The /1...1.4 frigate has ui,dergene a contr.:lo, re pair, at Deptford, previous to being put nito com mission. _ _ _ U. Saturday, the Leyine, and nearly SOO tail of trunspetts, laden with stores, nom Copenhagen, pasted the Nero, the greater part of which wen. up the Thames. The Lepte4 is in harbour at tine. t iles& Some of the transports are expetied I.tte every day. The Werspitr, of 74 guns, will•be I.suncLcsi on the 16th inst. ABLRIO AN, Octossa 21. HIGH "fIDF.. Daring great part - Uil - a, - ; . .seek, hut particularly nu Tuesday and Friday, there was all unusually heavy fall of rain in this quarter of the country, wh:ch swelled th.r rivers to an uncommon height, and the certs , qornt damage, as we have best; it.torn:- ed from parts of the country, has been mist distressing. Along the ;iirm grounds n the side of Ythan, a vast quantity outltendieg corn has be n either destroyed or swept away ; and the turnpike road was many place. laid coroptetely order water. The Dee and Don were likewise suot:cn in an on e-ow:son derv,. Several ves.els in the harbour ke from their moorings, and received consider able daniage one of which, had it not been kw water, woul.l have been Cal Tied out to sea. A far mer's servant, crossing tLe river Don, on Friday, at Boat of Forbes, on horseback, having some meal in a sack before him, and a keg on his shoulders. lost his balance, by the tepid;tv of the current, fill off and was drowned ; and a tender at was car ried away by the Ythan, when endeavouring to save some coin. The bridge of Torrid; part of which was built within these very few years, is also swept away +-A circumstance which must prove peculi ray inconvenient to travellers during the approaching winter, as ace are much atraid it cannot be effec• malty repaired until spring. Great pan of the re tailing wall, on the approach to the bridge of Imre. :ivy, is likewise thrown down, and carried off; and we are Afraid there ate ter parts of the cumin in vhich the a of ibis dreadful inundari• - • h. -., - . : THE COMET. TO THE EDITOR. Ste—Many of your readers will. perhaps, be pleased with the following remarks upon Comets. not only with resped to these bodies in general. but, in particular, with regard to that now visible, drawn from very receat observations. The most ancient opinion respeeting Comets was. that they were enormous meteors formed in the at mosphere. and sent as harbingers of Divine venge ance, an ooiniJn as ancient as the days ut Homer. who speaks at ". The red Comet, by Saturnia tent " To fright the swoon, by a dos portant ; " A fate: to Weill up the plain, "Or ttenOlnig tailors on tne wat'ty main " A similar idea is mentioned by Milton, comparing the indignation of Satan at being opposed is his pis sage by Death, to the burning of a Coact That Ares the lenrh of Ophiuchus heie Arlie shy, and from his heirid hair " SliakLa pestilence and war." Even in times still nearer our own, they were re garded as osieas of dread and forerunners of some great calamity. The writer of this recoiled, hav ing heard an old pirsm mention, that the Comet of the year 1741, which was said to have the figure of a flaming sword. spread terror throughout the land, from the apprehension of some evil to follow, and that, accordingly, the rebellion in Scotland took place in the ensuing year. Ideas of this kind are now, however, very deservedly turned into ridicule by th • best informed put of society, as a mo• nicsit's refleition must convince the mind, that, as these bodies are v'sible to the whole globe, they caiinot be indizative of an evil happening to a parti cular spot. _ _ Mari conjeSures have been formed respelling tie n and use of these bodies. Mr. Whiston, a cilebrxied Astronomer, in the early part of the last camtut.., but in m.sny respells of an eccentric turn et mind, held it as a probable opinion. that they we:e appoMted by the Almighty as a place of pu nishment for sinners alter death, who, ti sin the toi of the t unwary orbits, would be alternately tor mented with the most insupportable heat, wi en neare..i the stln, and, in the op?nsite point, or aplrc lion, we.h the great!st possible degrele of cold. Ile was also of opinion that a Comet's tail was com posed of al - peons vapours. and by the Earth's pas ting throng!) which. and near to the nucletii, the Deluge wa. occasioned by the fountains of the " great deep" bring opened. from the power of at traaion, and the fog continued rain mentioned in Scripmre, and that another ,neat eo4.troplie await. ing our globe. it. dissolut.un by fire, would be caused by one of these bodies, .e Divine command. sinking it, when violently !seated, upon its return from the sun. Astr•Jnomers are noir agreed, that Comets are opaque bodies, of a vibular form, noiviog rounJ the ;ion in •ery long elhirses—teat th.sy are dJom risible to the milted rye, tl. ih.y approach as near as the planet Jupiter, aril, coliserio.ntly, from tins circumstance, their •clority, and the long time be tote they again return. rh.-ie pith must stretch out from t.or system to an infinite dr:tar and that it is only I very small port on of it we ooserve them ro descs The velocity or these bodies is inconceivaSly greet, as may lite ioierred from the immense spices they t:avel throu4h in a Clort period of time. A Tel y beautiful ooe, at; J moving with great swiftness, was seen in the year 1769, in which year, on the till of September, its tail ,tietaed acro.s the laravent, like an immense lumittons arch, of 44 degrees in length, presenting a grand and beautiful spettacle—on the 7th of (Motor. it had reached its petihelion, and was calculate I to be I r times nigher the Sun than the rituation of our eaith, and that its rad stretched from it; nucttvr, or b. dy, to the distance of Sti mil. lions of miler. Ni.iny still rectillea it, and speak of Its aNeArr nee as having excited great wt nder and astonishment. With respen to the use of these bodies. many theories have been published. Sir I..tac Nevrtoa, ammigst other purposes which he thinks they may be de , •gnrd to s rye, add', that for the conserva tion of the tearer and moisture of the planets, Comets seem absolutely refit: site, from whose con densed a ours and exhalation, al the moisture, which is spent in ve,;:eurion, and turned into dry earth, &c. may be ranupplied and te..ruiteil, for all vege.olles grim and increase wholly irom Snide ; &A Again : as to their greatest part, turn, by putre fatlion, into earth. Hence, the quantity of dry earth molt continually increase, and the moisture of the globe decrease, and be quire evaporates', it it have not a continual supply nom some part or other of the anivaria• t " and I .type Et." adds our great author," that the spirit which makes tile finest, tubtilest, and b st pan of our air, and which is abs itutety requi.ce for the life and bcir:.; t.,1 all things, comes principally from the Comet(" Great apprehensions have often arisen from the appearance of these bodies, in case they should strike against the earth; a circumstance which would he productive of the most fatal effeCts to our globe. Recent discoveries, however, thew, that their paths are a:niost all inclined in a great angle to the plane of the eciprie, se that they cannot intethre, with out tt e dolts permission, either with our habita tion, or the other planets, which, without such a •:ise d:sposition of their omits, they might have crhenvise done. On observing this Cornet through a telescope, it appears of a globnlar figure the outline not nearly so well defined as tam of a planet, And shining with a pale light ; the nucleus, or body, is surrounded with a kind of haze, which, upon the side opposite to the Sun, expands cut into what is called its tail, making an angle of About 60 deg. with the horizon, and, last night, only about IS deg. in length. Ic appears t. have beta nearest the earth :thou the loth of Oft. when its apparent diameter sr:lulled that of Jupiter, and its tail stretched nearly friar deg. Walt restitni to its real magnitude, nothing can yet be said wit's certainty, till such tints as the obser. vaticomof eierffent Astronomers have been digested and compared ; it is, however, lik:ly very much in. - the ISIL in the h ! wich, in the *runty of Kerr, grocer, eleven,at Guildhall, Lolid4ll Thwawillsor I. Jamie Owlet, of * butt., in the eon*, et Surrey, ; at twelve, at Guildhall, bind!. November 14. Fiance Henry CI and Chitties Rn.en , * College. ten, at Gol.iball. Nnvennber 514. Francis Henry Chriwin, don, merchant, at ten, at November JO. Charles Cartvragi pariah of St. Rene Wiennsinal me, 1.0;w sutler , dater and cl hall, London. November U. John Suter, of ri mercer, draper, deal Goiklkell, London. Ne.eastier 30. John Theron, of of Lancaster, eMten.spirener, deal at the lloyal.Oak Inn, in Manche Niivenilam a 4 James burgess, nue Haymarket, military hatter, at • November 47. Joseph Walters, , Ist the comity of Dorset, rosier, twelve, at the Red Lima Inn , i semi county. November 45. Selby•Ctemeat Moak of Newcastle upon-Tyne. grocer, A rare Tavern. Neweattle.uponaryn, December S. John Garmd. of Orford, folk, (Las Molter of the brig deekr and Chapman, at one, at November 14. John Vetch. of k Imaadoe, grocer, dealer and than hall. 410111112 OF SRI Avorreroant l5 7 2U. Pitt. at Sollst • • H. il Rotterdam e. 1.. 11 4 1 U. j Hornbaret 34 4 240. j Alton l4 5 tit/. I Paro nits,. 2 Us Ilemrdeasia Cads 29t efeet. I Ditto — MOM 40 offset. Ditto .... Billow 99 1 Latinos 491 MARRIAGES. In Flret.ehort, Dublin, Ed. Th. Savage, ef Dundalk. F.. 4. to Mal Ilepthes, video ugluor ef Jetta Depkies, of Snoop ford, calmly a Wen EA. On Sunday, the s Sth ult. at lonlypen, by the Rev. Joba Williams, the RIM R. H. Came. Carat' of Creditnn to Mir Eliasbetit Lyda, the third daughter of Roby 144*, On Thussday. the I*.th ult. at Christ's Chink, Lierrenol, by the Rey. J. V• 1011, R. itienandsty, of the Mari of Jamaica Esq. to Mr. Radcliffe, yeunge.t daughter of the late Colette; Jahn Tracy, .4 the parish of Si, Alm's, in the island of Major•Crenwal Qontia Deinninersd. to Mho Marpret ter sell. youngest daughter M William Ressoil, Esq. et inixr petit Castle. On the tbth Nevembee, 1136, Charles Henry Churchill, Eon Collector, at Visippamm to Mils hir:ltss. At Ibillithengle. ea Tondo; stennighr, Freer Ewan, Esq. late in the tinier ot the Hon. Ma Fast Who Compaq, to Mies Jane Luton% sosond Anialtber at Arelsibel4 Landis, Lot. Writer to the Signet. Last wook, at Tenonronth Chinch, a poll. whale mired sees anseented to 140; the bridegroom being 61, and the bride la. The anonym den,. had beemikti the toted a lona. Ittwleand fee long weeks ! MATHS. At Amsterdam, en the Add of September but, Wm. Miro E 1 born at Chatham. if 1723 sae, until the Revolution of 1793, a primulas' Oflices in the *Men sy. and pint Caw roi.seoner of the Admiralty. Meeker 1 Lemma So erases, fathom of W dime May o Z. seachant, JefidaAave. London. _ lltis Thurdee, the 11th eh. at Duthie, bonds Yalu, Sal• Cowden« , at Law, land of Pad Hall, t. Ma Ainswertb, danaider ut Thomas Ainsworth, Esq. of Whew. Litely, Thomas Dicey, Eaq. of Claybrook Hall, is Le b o► and at Saw 1.0111.111114 aged 64. On Sunday last, after a very 'hart indisposition, Le Geedni Pierce Sloane, Do of Hnistroid, sear Illarkturn. Hs swot the office of High Sherif. fur Lancaster, last year. Saturday night, Mts. Johan, widow et the MM Ale. Now, of Dover (aii einineut Sneer, and a tavola duck perpods4 depart" tai. lib. She was Sunday week at chunk, is gad health, ►ot on the Monday toentiag, abut the used tins d rising, was week with. a richest pandit , * stroke; sins which time, she has rive► spoke, et taken the hind wedge; WOK ownplainod some hide tire before, ef finding lama wms• what indispswed, her only sea, a young IMO et opirsres of if yams ut age, was called up, aid was sitting ►y for st the des the awful change seek piece. She has me doubt left tire s won ample fortemse t het, hawing lest a own indelgisit father about seven years age, and now maid din Midwest.! erialsers, his situation, though *rad is elltarracis, it ne doubt oily didressing. Mrs lase was Awed AS years of sr. DAY. Al WNUuv•rrlw►. Moo. 96.. sonrafbov .... 4 1 lien. U... ma tom a. ecinf.cairpeemn.lanhi,4,lsils2tnr.:, •• • tool. am... 0 o , dealer a nel t 1ia1 : ,.. 4.,,t.; Dee e " I Ci v i ee ' s nit it . u C i l:l2: rl, Load i;to. t i , . f at twelve, at Guildhall, London 41 1921 Novemberlance Henry Christie. John Ca! p,, and Chalice Bowen, el Colloge.it Lodon, wrist r ' . I. , ten, at Geil.Mall. Nneeinber 2S. Francis Henry Chrinin, of Cone g ,i, II Jou, merchant. at ten, at G.itt,liiiill. November tin. Charles Cattenegnt, pariah of St. Anne, Westminster, in the mums .4 by,. sex, 1. athet sulker, dealer mid chapter, at e leven, at U. T ill N°hNva.„imul'iberni:l2:ll::,.jeteoirinern S . o rreper ,of , r deale ß r , and eta i p n 01 0 wi ll GusidheN, London. fief , November 30. John Thereat, of Manchester, In the co. 2•h - of Lancaster, erten.spironer, dealer ander:4min, at on 7 ';' - • at the Royal-Oak lose, in Manch es t er , pre Nimember x 4 James burgess, now or late of Coventry in Dem Ilayniarket, military hatter, at ten. at Guildhall, L,,,, 4 n Min C November 47. Joseph Walters, late of Stermitieter ;i4.,, t 111 * le the comity of Dorset. granar, Coder and chapman, Me eh twelve, at the Red Lion Inn. in Shaftesbury, in the ,f OW" Mod County. ti me , November 2s. Selbpareaeht Pringle, a the town and r: t. ''''' of Newcastle upon-Tyne, grocer, at Meru, at the Si'l . l' la-m*l%mm, Nesivattle-upos-Tyne. • December S. John Garnet. of Orford, M the counts of !!! folk, (Leto Matter of the brig Visitee, of London) moo I to , dealer and chapman, at one, at Guildhall, Loodan 'sire November 14. John Vetch. of Disoree•yard, Loinbarcht• r**_ _ Leedom. grocer, dealer and umpteen. at twelve, at G o rw . hall. the • CERTIFICATES- in the county Nov.24. of G7uu k c 'l esi n P.IIIIW Freph Stevens ' late of Reading, is the co" Of B car, dealer and elssonnan . est lie bl7oo ßi l factor, d o e f al T e! ' a e i '" id e l im rY i . irnarl. pie Robert Ano i.toid, late of Giggleseick, In the runty a To eras euttniaup . er, and since of Henchmen, in the county 11 Lawman', cotton-manufacturer, dealer sni s barman set lkorrili-valnea, of Ro•oinan-sheet,Clerketioull, in the coo ma of 111.ddesex, watch...ins-make% dealer and chapman. il li ' William Enoch, late of the city of Westunione., ...inlet St' coatroom. km —. n u._ are INSOLVENT PRISONER in his blair.ty*s Prism of the FLEET. VISIT norms. James Stemonon, NW of No. t• - 3, Tottenhani-cowtread, in t 9 pantile/ St. Pancras, and lam of No. 22, Oxford street, i the perish of Saint raiy.ta-Navin, both is the count y is NI aillemx, Esq. and Donor of Mine --- -- - . • - MEETING OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, *1 11•41101111 , o1r. s /A , Jam.. Fllll, lato of Warmth, Surlily, instetonce-M011•C 1 a DIVIDENDS. Henry Davis, Nta of Oldotrett. elbows/1r 016-Mort. used, Middlesex, cabinetemaieer - - I VI Mown Illialoni, lent of Fleet-market, London, cheer- It monger - William Riduirdeni, Methane, Kent, Insilteeper - MUCK OF STOCKS YES CERLIAY. 11 Dank Stock 1241 es • IP par Cant. Reduced 3 re ear. Creole Ol 3 :a 4 per Cent.. 1)01 1 Sof i la per Car Navy 971 $ 7 - Long Ann. linowid 3 per Cent 6ll ex. dirt. 7 Onottium ll preen. India Steck 175 Ditto Era pat. Is. prem. Exchequer Kills ls. 4.. prem. . EngliM Lottery Tickets 4ll 10a. Corals fee 6 3. i if T. RISH. Stesithroker, N 0.4, Combill. and S. Chorine-croft IRISH STOCKS, Oct. 29. Government Dormers 31 psi sae ..... 711 ! C....imminent Debentures S pot Cent . - i 410111SII OF EXCHANGE, Noe 3. 1 Ataireroano .... SS 7 2U. Geer 411 Lir. Ire. Ditto at Mehl . • 3.11 Verne a. C SI Do. NM i Rotterdam e. f.. 11 4 1 U. Lisboa 60 Hamburgh 34 4 tit/. Open* 60 Arne M 3 ?W. I DeWitt 101 Par... l3 6 Lir. i Cork 111 Ditto 2 W. 23 10 sesame. I. i. I. Illeointowin .... 43 10 Portugal Geld in OM. 1.1.114.1 991 edict. and Ron per es. 4 ••• ••• Ditto. - Ne • Doub!oona... ..• -- - Madrid 4O e ff ec t. new Della,. .... - S b Ditto .... Silver is Man .... ••••• S 6 Billre 90 1 I NOW Lomb sorb .. -•-• - Lechers 491 Agin en the Sank .f Henri, Naples ~ 42 si per rout ...—I MARRIAGES. In Flemmtieet, Dublin Ed. Th. Savage. of Dundalk : Eul. to Mws Hopkins, Made huglame of John Hopkies, of Strang. ford, comfit, of Down. EA. On Sunday, the lit) ult. at londepon, by the Rev. Jobs Williams, b L the ,A., ll:iv. R. H. Cro be third daughter of Philip Isene, Carat' of Coe:et: Lea . .to Min rirobot On Thursday. the Inh ult. at Chris's Church. Livirrimol, by the Rev. J. V• 1011, R. Menander, of the Mar of Jamaica, Esq. to Mrs Radcliffe. youngest daughter of the lam Coked John Tracy, of the parish of St. Annie, in the eland of Jamaica. 5e1 p. : 1144 4 . l a cua j ol,:ait . da el lig G" htet 4 lll D. W dimmina illiais lienell, to 14414 /01 ,r 4 Pri l t ragg ita r i. On the 13th November, 11136. Charles Henry Charetodl, Er. Collector, at Visigapatem, to Mies Ploreloss. At liatinbengla, ea Tuesday nennight, Peter Evart, Esq. late in thornier of the Hon. the F.am WM Compaq, to l ad v i , ss ise, Ja zi la h. und s om ignet sesond . daughter of Areleibakl Limb% Ir 4 Last week, at Tremont!, Church, a Irv. whom " . aees winnower to 140; the bridegroom being 61, sr me Mole lb. The menu dame bad lamended the Beth of a Wire husband Stre long weeks ! DEATHS. At Amsterdam, on the 23,1 of September lest, Wm. 16 . 1 10 F.-q horn at Chatham, in 1723 ; vow, until the Remo U. 4 .6,4. 1793 ne1 , a pri of ne th i e pol A O .huirai ffices e i t n . t m ha nnber betch W. owl oiwera, Lawrs*lnsdCaws, slow, father efWdloani May, Kr. metehant, Jellldarowc. London. On Thondae. the 11th wk. at Bram, Morph TAM IN • Co ain u r el lit. l• l a i.h. tt ao r, A latip ipsw.mi a Pad . mia H . Bl 6. l. in t aw bliss Alasermthe IRREGULAR MARRIJOLS. The Provincial Synod of Ilene and. reviotdale met at Kelso; on 'Tuesday last. when as appropriate sermon was preached by Mr. Chalmers, Minister of Islnrdingron, from Ads, chap. 5, verses U and 39. The Synod then made choice of Mr. David flogarth, Minister of Makersttm, to be their Moderator for the ensuing half year. There was no business of importance before the Synod. except ing a reference for advice from the Kirk Session and Presbytery of Ktlso, respelling a marriage, which. being found not only irregular but ille gal, the Synod advised these Courts um to confirm. It is earnestly to be wished, that the Civil Judica ture of the country would en-operate with the Eel clesiastical, and interpose their legal authority to prevent the cm-prevailing practice of irregular and clandestine marriages, which being oftentimes found -pd on rashness, are prodneive, for the most part. of guilt, strife, and unavailing regret. SPORTING IN7ALLIGENCE. MR RACES. On Fri,lay stennllht,il4;:vort ---- ;lThb weak tertninated with th 3 Plate sheen by the Caledonian Hunt. rattle IN guineas, lue all ages M. Kr3ririling's Fortuna , 4 m aid - 2 I I . _ . Lard Nlautg .. 7sterie's Caleb lAind'em -1 i i This was an excellent race. Ayr 551. all Ages. Mr. llndgsel's Mia Decoy - I I Lord Managements'. grey colt . - 2 dr. Mr Haire. Juno, 5 )fi old . 3 41.. Tue two brat were entered at the werting-peet. FROM L 4 7' NIGHTS G4ZITTE. MILITARY PTIOMOTIONS. Co omissions si44td by the L; c rd t Liertemuat lid C .41•11 of Lath of Setay Volunteer.. Ensign Wiliam Gahliser Robs Lieutenant. D•ted Oc abet SI, Robert Iliad*, jun. Gent bi be Ensign, vicJ Batts, anicied. I let 1 a.; ab.+ye. Edward t wean, Gent. to be ditto, Inca Ga, does, promoted. Dated a. above. Sta pithiest% Volunteeis. See ind lieutenint Jams Ottawa,' to IP , First Lieutenant, Watt, sit, it...rime-it. Dated Oet..bew $3, 181)7. 3%' Il MIS ~ :c.a. to be Seems Lientenaisc, site Dna way. Dat.tl as abler:. Ceessiuste•ts si.,oJ int tie Lard Lierrtasent , 1 Haute. Vittlallliing.thfie • Voluotr•er .truilery. tK C unpin!. EJeard Clii:luttworth, Gent. to First Lieutenant. Dated la:tub,t, 30. 18 lame. E tear.' Sparing , Gant, to b. 3tvold Lieuteaant. Dated as album I 1 Company. James Collin., Gent. to bu first Lieutenant. Dated u KWP. John Churches, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Duel as above. PARTNFTISiIIeS DISSOLVED. re.? Sty 1.1 4.1.1 .1A..1,1 f00m,.,n, of they WOW. P..ft. am...square, 10 the cowry Si ;14i.hlieses. towers. Oct. I, I Benjamin l'itehaqs sa4 Gabriel Keteriche Nichnll4, of Gmat Tower street, Louden, ironmongers. October 87, Ibv7. Jim. , Andrew, John Keanley. anti Thomas It•reenshaw, of Lime Drorlvi,n, witbin the paridt of Manchester, twanulac totem of ha:-IMingt. Sept. 2, 1817.. Jane C‘soper and John Cespet, in Newcastic-upon-Tyne, straw-..et.m.ditsianurers. Oct. 26, 1897. AUcha.n Erre, Jamet Mallaheti, ilugh •Emett, and J hn EliAllto J, of Maoctsitst , in* the county of I.aticasta, colour makers. Oct. 29, 1807. E. gum' Catt and W.lliate Cot, of flishopeton. In the coun ty of Sussex, millers and 011ifC114,40. 0.3 10, 18U7. Thomas 34enner and Thomas Sir!, of the city of Bristol, carpenters, jointos, uiulcrtakms, and Inntdors. Uctobet le' 7. Panniao Baker, William HITS'S. and Robert Winch, al; Of irs•tcri, in the county in Suffolk, mahatma and altar ct.inti Stpt. 'Z.!, 13 7. M.lllll Slaughter, Edward Gaintfor.l,,,all4 Joseph Brown, of St. Maittia's lane, L.indoo, ctievsemiougers. October 31, i 6 .7. _ Robert Sparrow and William Seatance, of No. 34. High• str•wt, in the as s 4 gronzrs. Uctoon St9,_lao7. Carey and illnlge &calm, ny Chartertinuse meet, CliaitcriumearioAce, in Ws county or Middlews. (kinkier 30, 1117. _ Wacketbarth, Joseph Drtmar. and John Christian Church, n' Rltes-st:eet, in U.. liai.ll of St. Grow, iu the county of Nl:ddla.aa, 'Wpm 14, BAN i: R UPTS. John Spit le, late of parlanun, io the county of Statfonl, vietualli r, :;„ dealer and chaptisen, to amender, liaireinticr IS, at five, 19, ant D:ceinher 1:i, a eleven, at the 1, uleam A: qui Inn, in Penknife, in the cintoty Sistrned. Vturneya, Silt. Fledt tick Toeuet, Shonteburriquate. Lou. d;0 ant Mr. Joint Healey, in Waleott, in the 'Ant snooty of Ste r I :my Ranson, of Liverimol, in the county of Lancaster, to Itlffill.; 4r, November IS, 21i, at owe, and Decem ber IS. et five, .it the hoche of Dewy Fonthaw, the Celle Ta vern, in Joliro-4.eet. Livery...ll. Attorneys ' Mr. Windier, Joh ...street, Plnlhard-row, Landon; and Mr. Advised Graben, I.o•er C.ol••••treet, Liverpool. len ry Ellison Frodvb.ins, late of LJvorpool ' In the county' of hiKel, list no. of Cakot, n ea r Helywell, in the count, ..1 Phnt, la: mer, to surrender. November 0, 20, .e clean., at the hwore of Drury f...haw, the (ache Tavern, in Liverpool, and December IS, at twelve at Hui Mejecty's ard of the Cectie vi. Flint, in e.o.intr of ' Flint. Attorneys, Mr. Phillip*, Fenvielt -street, 'jemmied; and Mr. Windt'. of Jarm o:ref. Itediord-row, London. • _ Mira.. Redfern, of the teen and county of the learn of Nottingham, hewer, dealer and chairman. to surrender, De cember 3. 4, marl lb, at elaseo, at the bursae of Mr. Edmund Smite, the Rain Inn, Is the .auJ loon. Attorneys. Means. B.gsby sunk Lietlughens; and Mews. flamers and Mettui, Vurrove 1113 Holborn, I..rm4nn. J .hn Mwelman, of Topeham, in the lenunly of Doun, manner, In surrender, November 6, to, and Dareamilaer lb, at eleven, at the 0 Lu:stlue Inn, in the arty of Kamer. Atter n-ya, Mr. J..hn Irrelaiey, in Exeter i and Memo. Witham& and Brook., Lim...We-Inn, Londrus. . _ Jarmo Caruthers, of the city of RriQM, (Meer, dm!rr and cultism'', to surreo4or, November 7. 17, and December I. at ten, at GoildbaU, Losandb. Attorney, Mr. G Chapma,, Mildred's coot, Poultry, London. Thomas litmhantamt, late of Mount-pleasant, Stepney, In the county of Mbkllevev, dealer and chapman, to furtewler. November in, 17, and December 1!t, at ten, at Guildhall. dun Attorney, Mr. Welt. Chatter-breuee-stroet. Janie. Ilaobine the younger, of Mill pamilartreet, In the .pen-it id Si. Mary Magdalen, Ilierweedwy, in the county of Sarrti, bn.t•Grildr►, u, surrender, November 7, 14, and Ile nimbi" IS, .t ten, at Guildhall, London. Alamo'', Mr. Se ward, Prisms street. Itotlierbitite. _ Ronan Hato% of Woomera. is deo meaty of Sacks, makdar, della and eat,,roata, to amanita, November 14, 21. and December IS. at twelve. at Guddhall. Lanka. Attar arr•, I,ihn Crafts, litgluilycombe, Becks and Gawp Ed. SIM is the Exentioac Oda of rifts, Liaco - . NM =saw eaeenet♦rw smog Oa Mai, &Macula's. - \ which the ravage, of this dreaditsl inundation ferior to the *eon in tire , though its come, or tail. LL,d en LONDON :—triottel by G DAVIDSON. No. 1 • . t . out Wen more or lees felt. may chtend 100,'JO0 ogles, or ertn moth - DIVIDENDS. court, II ne.oreet Commegarden. mod pohltatod, • ",,. more. • December 11. James Staltothert the younger. of Widow.- Dees e No. 13, Ilea of St Caveat% Owe/4 The Pr:denim, Sinus, from liltinorr e for trul. lam. sir, your most obedient servant, 111.111.1.4ata...arae1. Llad..a. dealer charm and W.STUCC e of No. 7, Ne• Senoreetoorle 10 " 4 ""7.1., has hoes t a k e n. re .uk ca , aag i 4 arrived at y,, r _ ea-t%roware,at t+rlve , at flutWlta.l Orden, te. furl tins Nog:, seat so the slice 1 1 4111 "" rim*. Dunlop/tr.: n, °logo*, U.leher 80, ISO. J. D. Notdolau JJ. Wilms Mew, of Clouch4treet e Demi wll tweedy attaamlYllo. ~, ` 4 . 1 %.4