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~. I . SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. STA/1014A/ RACES. . Astky's TUESDAY, OCT. ni too guineas, with to Relies fa specie by r, bus at 10 'fulness ends, and ,to guineas added by **Tows —Two mile bean. IC:Grey's b &IMES, 4 yrs. SO 2 1 I males Phlebotomist, 4 yrs. sst. 2lb 1 2 2 • isiMe DAY. A Streeptikes of it, p. each, with 15 guineas by the Town. One two-mile beat. qtr. Drafie'l , hr. f. Dimple. t Mr. Aehe....'r cts c. Apo110 Mr " "-en b. c 'v Gobeonn ...... c. by b.. ... • A very severe race. ArtISESDAV. & Pane of In trailicaa, rcivea by the Hon. E. Munektoi, M.P. IBA Sir Dawahl Nios. ley, Bart. MP. Wright for mite caul armlilcatioas. to ;uiucas to tbraccond brut bone. Four mOr Sir T. &Wiley% b. f. Cowslip, 3 yrs old, Gst 1 6 Jr. DlowLers 1,. b. Moiler, t, yes, 716 4 1 4 Tcu more starte4,,bot two truly were pl4Ccd.—Capital {port. FAME D•Y. heeepstakre of 5t , ...R cteh, with tr,fze added by the Field- Officers of the Stafb , rdebirs• Regintes,t of Yeomanry, and lip by the lowa —lts be rode by Yeootest of the rezttueut .—logs to the streaul twat luwee.—Two-nalle heats. Mr. Vate;hton's Is. us 5 yrs, t let. olb Mr. S. Wiggitie b. g. Regulator, r. yre, I tat. Olh 6 2 Eight wore staeted,bat ester nut placed. TIIE L.ITE SlYnt3l. IoCT. It. The tremendous Aorta which happened 011 SO.- illrday the nth hoe. has uccusiou.d considerable.da 'nage amongst the shipping in the Mersey. Two large ship* were driee.t up the River, and now lie on the Lancashire side, nearly opposite to Himont Park; one of them, the Alexander, of Liverpool, Capt. Wade, lsound to the Brazils, had proceeded oil her voyage as far us lloylake, where site was is the greatest danger of being lost ; in her atte:npt to get back, she was driven to the place where she time hes, iii the sight dummy persons osseitililed at the E.r.thhhm ferry-hotue;,all her masts were blown overboariLasal the water broke over her in torrents. The :spectators trembled fur the lives of her crew. Mr. S:nith iirstairly gave permissiois for the packet to attempt their relief; his bon, the master of the packet, flew to hi, hosit,joiued by the hardy boat mesa belooging to the ferry, quid displayed at once his humanity and skill, loy robbing fearlessly through the rosining surge; soon, to the ioltisite joy and ad • Athol of the beholds:4, the packet was seen stationary alongside the wreak ; great was their anxiety till they raw her again move toaards Rastliam, where, however, after a display of skill seldom equalled in &lie navigation of the 3lersey, •atie arrived, with 6of the ship serews (all on board) whom she had saved from the moat perilous shoo tion. The poor fellow's, haMstarved with cold. and worn out with fatigne, were greeted with the most 1 litany welcome on their arrival at the Eastbiun Ferry-home. A great deal of damage was done on the same E.y to ths shipping at Parkgate, and in the neje_ b airlieorl. The sloop Kiag George, M•Carthy nias loaded with coal, for Dublin, burst her cables Beer House Hole, and was driven on the back opposite Parkgate, where she was soon tilled, when ' her people, live in number, took to the rigging, hut were soon extricated by the laudable exertions of wtverel bailors at Parkgate, and were brought bare on shore. The snoop Ardrnt, Mar gun master, also with cools, for Dublin, ran on a bank oppoidte Fliiit, and sunk ; her crew, consisting of four Men and two boys, and a woman passenger, (excepting oto of the boys, who was washed overboard) were. r •cued and brought on shore, but the other poprl b>y soon after expired. Notwitbstamling the res, sil was not snore than a mile from the llintshire shore, and there is a niost excellent revenue boat belongitig to the port of Flint, none of the people there attempted to render any assistance to the un fortunate 'pilferers, otherwise, in all probability, one or both of the boys might have been saved. Tie Perstreranre, Evans, from this port for London, laden with cheese, got buck lee into 110 - Like, ir.:d arrived at Parkgate, on Sunday. Tile following vessels are on shore at Parkgate, DeVare, Par, front Lrinikmderrr, la ballast, for Chester. —Be,v 'llionipson, with tirolwr for the Royal Durk-yard, P!) month, elismiisteil, with the hiss ocher rudder —Ptineres Reynl, f.ew is, from Belfast, with linen cloth for Chemier if.dr, which is all discharged; and the Seditions, 'Morgan, with coal, for Ireland —The Experiment, from Belfast, a tits linen*, fur Cliestir fair, is np as high at Shotwiek, and inn► 414arbarasof her cargo—The Latttc of Athol, I,:r of 31au r ac k r t, a, fi red at Parkgate, on Sonday I at, aftrr riding oat the 2„-i!e, and strut:4lg ilvre or four tom. upon Ilio,U. Ralik ; ot,r left I.tverpood oa Friday last, 0111;13 twt ea f6rty And aft,, pyquenpwa, who are all wow well and hearty. - Primers, Royal, and Beslairough, Park vete ! whets, male out the gale on Saturday last, in a capital style, owing to their being; well found. His Majesty's yiklet Dorset, and the Loftus, Parkgate packet, which icft Palliate on Wednesday Mat, aro arrired safest itelybend. The Fenny, of this part, Capt. is , ufely ar , ired in Douglas Bay, all well, atter weathering the late treinesilions t and t e, many fatal, .corm. On Sotnnl , tv inoraing ! duriii4 a (Irv:Anil rtorm of wind, a stuck of (Annm, wo% Mown down in New John-street, Liverpool, and a man who was unfortu nately passing by at the time, was killed on the spot ; *ud a fishing-boat, with two young men in her was esr.et in the river—one of then, was saved, hat the other was unfortunately druisued.—/ For further partiettlars see the last page.) The following is u statement of the artistl state of tlie•uirplitai of the Consolidated Fund triiviirds the current service of the year, in the half yew ended 10th October, in 1807 mud 1805, retiwct- • ively ou the lath Octoher, 1.107 • . . I tpltl,floo Dedtict deficiescy on the sus July, to be Ma& good 141,4100 Remahtea *molten, appllc.lle to the service of the rat a e, 6-2,00• Sams, Ortubor, 18011 :. . L 4 ,7 t, ' oo Redact dakteucy at 3th Jul) 4.oo,outio Itcundar torplas applicable to the grant of the year With respect to the War Taxes thy prtetpect ie not less favourable : Their annainet in the quarter liett 6,404 .71r, In the corresponding quarter sri last year, it was 0079,073 Tile net produce of the Property Tax paid into the Earhciter i , is: the year eink.d loth Octo ber, 606, .. 1 1.1151,t1G0 • roinua,•.Esr. PAPERS. PIiteCLAMATION BY LIEUTEnANT-(.LA ERA L DOVE, COIIMANDINIL THE TROOPS OF Ills DAFT.% N NIC •PIAJCSTY, FOR TIME ISIDILDIAT SLCURITI AND TRANQUILLITY or LISBON. INHABITANTS or LMON—Your country is Iva cued, and you are rrstorell to freedom : your na tional flap; is flying in every quarter of the king dom, and Ins Exc ellency the Generrl-in-Chitif of • the British army is anxious to establish your Civil Government upon the same footing in which it was left by your beloved Prinee, when assisted by constant friends, of his peram and his throne, ha escaped from Ins most insidious enemies. Without losing a moment, we are endeavouring to effect this measure, and to substitute a Civil Govern ment for the Military ; to accomplish which, how ever, some days will be requisite. In order, then, that the evil disposed (if such there be) may not convert true liberty into unbridled licentiousness, and in order to avoid, in the present crisis, the ter rible consequences of such disorder, it belongs to the Commander-in-Chief, and to those to whom he, has immediately delegated the snperintendence of the public tranquillity of this city, to watch, with all vigilance, over its peace and quiet, and to give security to the persons and property of its loyal and worthy inhabitants. To (dair' this desirable end, it will be necessary, fora short time, to maintain strong guards, piquets, and patroles, in various di rections, in order. to. seize and take iiito custody every person who shall attempt to disturb the pub lic peace. You may rejoice. Inhabitants of Lisbon ! You . have great cause for gladness; !URI your En.,;lish friends, tiurticipating in your sentiments, rejoice equally with you. Never let it be permitted, how ever, that the Pill disposed should thereby have au opportunity of promoting insurrectimi or confusion. But let them beware of such a design ! 'the most vi4orous and effective means are prepared for sup pressing any attempt or this nature, and all who may be guilty, shall be punished, recording to mi litary law, iu the too-t prompt, rigorous, and ex emplary manner ; and for the purpose of removing every temptation to interrupt the prime of the city, I prohibit,. unclor the present circumstances, the entering the city with arms, OMd the wearing them in the streets. All ions and taverns where wine or spirituous liquors are sold iii small quantities, are, for the same reie-on. required to he shut up at six in the evening, aad not to open before sum-rise, under the pain of imprisonment to the dealer, , , aint forfeiture of their liquors. Finally, I invite all persinis who possess any au thority or influence whatever, and whether included or not in the body of the Magistracy, and more par titularly the Holy Ministers of Religion, to assist - the Military Power in preserving the tranquillity of the capital, until the intedi wished fur object of seeing the Constituted Civil Authorities in the ex ercise of their functions be obtained. God save the PRINCE REGENT ! ! Vera! J. Hope, Lieutemot-General. BARON HOMPESCIF. We some time since mentioned that Baron Mon peach had been very succcsLful in cruising otT the the coast of Norway, iL a privateer which he hod fitted out. • Some of the papers, inistaiking the per son, from the circumstance of their being two of the name, contradicted our statement : the fact, however, was, oa we mentioned; and one of the Hrtmburgh jivers, which reached us yesterday, 'gives the following account of the General's opera tions, on the authority of a letter from Copen lingett Liestt.-Gen. Baron Hompesch, in the Se:amise privateer, e2O erns, arrived in the l'arroe Islati.la, on Wllitsuiaide Monday. The Ba9tit 1 7 10 prahab'y ieformed icy tic tree telhery of a skippe r , i t the ti nor of Ilamicn, whom hr hail • taken along w ith act, as a pilot, on his cruise on the coast of VOrway, that there was on the Ishmd tryout dollars value, in 'peas, money, ke. belonging to the King. 'rho, es It ell as Mae church and school ftini?r, he imattaliniely threatening in can of refaral, to plunder awl sack the place. The Commandant, and the prisms present, protested against &Interim: op the peWir money, 'hewing that it could only be considered as private property, as the revenues of the speech had been wholly advanced by the public to r e p a i r th e edifice. Notwithstanding, be took the money, being 51 40 rile-dinners, 42 skilliupr ; adding, that be, as ( haplatu un hoard his own ship, must know better ; that public worship might be as WC II performed in the open air as in a church ; this the more so, as their. were high nionntaina enough in ranee, no which one cuuld approach the Lord nearer. lie said to the Vire.Prin oat, • 13.", red are tie Poor! "—and when he seised tie,: seliouhfunds of Thintarti, lie observed, that be found the youths every sheer well bred and enlightened, and that they needed no tummy for their education. The chest of the o Idiots of the clergy, coolant:Mg 123 six -dollars, and ,s skillitiv, as well as that of the hospital, containing 43 dollars, he talented., the rest of the ;,tau rix Autism be kept."' COROV FR'S INQUESTS. Friday evening a Coroner's Incpiest was berme At:TIMMY GILL, Em. Coroner for West minster, on the hotly of a young mnis, of the name of Yates, who was found dead, on Thursday, in the .King's Anna Tavern, Bridge -street, Westminster. Front the evidence it appeared, that he had very respectable cnnne‘fmas ; Lc had been a young man of irregular conduct, and was discharged hir a li nec-druper, near Lonibm-hridge, to whom lie was shryntan. lle then ate mid drank at the Nitig's Arms, engaged a bed for the night, and was found dead in Ins bed in the morning. Mr. LYNN, the Surgeon, who was called in upon t'ae occasion, declared, that he saw the sediment of opiiiin in a phial and in a glass; but, as it appeared that the deceased was rather in a perturbed state of `mind at the time, the Jnry brought in a verdict of Lunacy. ~ Another Inquest was held, before the same Co roner am! r Jt rv , iip...l the hotly of Mrs. Morris. a gentlemari that vicinity, who died sudden ly,*by a fall, on the pre/Ix-ling day, and the Verdict wbui—deciitesial Month. A third Inquest was held the :rime evening, nn the hods of A young girl, servant to one of the per /0011S COllliertell with the establi.hintlit of Boa street Policy-Officr. _ It appeared, that whist someone wa. speaking to Insr, on the preceding ev ' g. she suddenly dropped clown and expired. The Verdict—Arc/- den& Death. NiIF,IL INTELLIGENCE. Potersatotrtw, OCT. 14. This morning the Ist disisioti of his Royal High ness the Priuce of Wales's regiment, the loth. light drugomui, arrived from Lewes. and beglll3 to• t m. bark fOrSpaiii. Soon afterwards his Royal High ness the Prince of Wales and Colot:el Bloomtie!d arrived tit t h e Lieutenant-Goierimer, end, after breakfast, went to the Dock-yard, to witness the embarkation oft he regiment. Hui Royal Highness, it is said, will not leave this place till the whole of his regiment is embarked. Arrived the Tigre, of 74 guns, Capt. Hallowell. from Plsmouth ; and the Plow' sloop, from the EastwarJ.-...Wiiid S.W. blows hard. _ *cr. 15. Came down from the River the Foreign le, At kimott ; and Britannia, Millet, for Trinithed ; Lion, Blyth ; and the Diana, Wilson, fur Gibraltar; and remain in the Downs with the rest of the ships as per last.—Wind S.W. PLYMOUTH, OCT. 13. Caine in the Duke of Kent,edianin Ettingdon, from Quebec. Sailed Ilia Majesty's ships Triumph, on u cruim- ; Lily, fur Madeira, and"Lo nectar, Mr Purtsmont h. FALMoLIII, OCT. Sails l the following pickets: Dokr(f Krut i ,l aw- Fence, for Barbadoes and Jamaica ; :Norton. Blight. for the Mediterranean; and 60/one/tester, Davi., fur New-York.—Wind DEAL, OCT. Put bark this morning the outward-bound ves sels, &c. that sailed yesterday, and remain in the Downs with Hie Majesty's ships, &c. as per lust.— Wiud S.W. blows hard. OCT. 13. Arrived the llepthe, with a fleet of transports under convoy, from the bletliterraneun, part of whielT have broottlit up at the Mothetbank • also the Commerce, Ilorsw•ell, frau' London for Malta, with the lossof anu:liors and cables. Sailed, La (Woke, from the station off Cher bourg.—AV Mil N. E. FROM LLOYD'S I.IST Go•Yrsee co, Orr, 14 —Pawed by the Helena, —, from the Cape of Good Hope; Frit:ads, fruus the Brasile ; Juliana, Ruby, for Stirivatu; Lucy and Midis, t'oirrmlogs, from .11;ies ; Industry, —; Zephyr, Donald; Nutley, ; and the Ocean, Pewit, from Gotteuhorg. —Sailed the Bouitu, Griot, for Newry 'Royal George, Pitched, for f'ortitinn; Susan, Wood; awl the Sir Godfrey Webster, Waller, fur Jamaica. CORK, OCT. 7. lAst night, between the hours 'sleight and nine o'clock, a dangerous and alanuin. , tire suddenly broke out in Collector's-lane, at th e tallow-house of Mrs. Ryan, of Castle-street. It raged for some time with WICOMMOII fury, from the combustible nature of the materials deposited there, and threat ened with destruction the surrounding neighbour hood. It was a fortunate circumstance that these premises were, in some degree, insulated, being situated in nn angle of the lane, and partly detached from the surrounding buildings, which were mostly tenanted by the poorer order of the people ; the extent and fury of the fire had, however, created considerable anxiety for the safety of these homey, and it was a distressing sight to see their inhabit-. ants running in every direction with such article* of furniture as they could conveniently remove.— Some stables contiguous, tilled with hay and straw, bud also increased the apprehension, but the timely removal of these dangerous materials soon lessened these fears. The arrival of the engines was prompt and their exertions efficacious. As soon us water could be procured they speedily succeeded in abat ing the violence of the flames, and the whole was extinguished between eleven and twelve o'clock.— The early attendance of the military and their correct behaviour, were also very efficacious in pre riving order and securing the property of the millirem. The Mayor mid Sheriffs were active in their exertions. But the most lamentable and calamitous circumstance attending the whole was an unfortunate accident that happened to Mr. William Deane, eldest son of a most respect side citizen, Mr. William Deane, Architect. This young man, of the most amiable manners and pre possessing appearance, impelled by his humanity, made early exertions to subdue the force of this raging element. His humanity has, however, pro bably cost him his life. A wall which it had been thought necessary to pull down, to stop the progress of the fire, was mounted by some intrepid indivi dual, who succeeded in fastening a rope to its tope, on retnrning he swung by the rope and brought down with him a large portion of the wall.— Thii person escaped, bat Mr. Deane was inifortu timely buried in its ruins. Ile was immediately extricated, but with two severe and dangerous frac tures in his head and thigh, and we are informed his ahead family entertain little hopes alas sur viving. FROM 5A7V120.4Y NIGHT'S GAZETTI. Wldteel, &toter 15, 1 POI. The King hos bees pleased to nominate Tear-Admiral Richard Goode in Keats to be one of the Killable Cesopo atoms of the most Hottourabee Order of the Bath. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. James Andreas and Wale' Garret, late of Friday-street, ( ride, I ineu-drapers. Jrle t , Isot.. Thinans Wood sad James Arkers, of Sculcoates, York, bnutdraierchaats. Aug 4, 1405. Bcniatuin 1 . 44 lacy and James Meadows, of Boron's-build• hip, parish of it. George, Soothwark, leather-,4cts. Aug. 27, 14141. Stephen King and William Powell, of Bush-lane, I.onilon, smith,. Ott. I, Isom %Valises Wiese semi D nismis Tillstese, u( 13ristishclus stone, Sussex, bank.rs. June Jolla kinll*.k.; Atka anti Thoto.• Suikr, of Oxford, cli) , mitts. Sept.:9, tear. - - John Brown, deeraled, •nd Rirherd T.oing, of Great ortinnd-street, M. Nlary•ta-hontie, ten.lealt.4 Sept. 13, 16 , 41 John Brown, &erased, and John Pais, of Great Mazy-la him ne-al rret , t .11 ~len Ic ea. Sept. 13, 1100 • Richard Dunn awl Joseph I: , buteon, both of Barnt.ley, York, linen-mufti's-hirers. Sept. 27, tsos John Daps% of and Job■ Dunkerly, of Pis• haak, 01.11‘an., Lancaster, cuttotovinners. Oct. 7, ;sea. James Alexander Stereo% and John Stereos, of Marmidold, in...-merchant. 11.1. in, 499. 11 , 011t1g Puts and Thomor Davi% Linr.otreet, London, and St. Tboinas'...wateriag, Kent-road, Surrey, ropet-spis nen, Sept. es, 110$. Richard Taylor, of Chueth.rser, Liaaehoose, Middlesex, ar4Wi.o build()Lt. tva.-IN 1111: o 8, r Littutuaselsuie, UW416E4040. ers. Hyde, of Bruusufgruvo, Sheffield, York, and Cloolot Lowe, of Atteiridle, Slobield, tuilkr, . Oct. io, tap,. irl•ard Pratt, Joh n r Staub, and Francis Law,,, c i Cos::.rt, loa:Mica. 0 - t. 15, tans. Hobert Lucas, late of Liston), and Jahn Hinckley, of La„ writ linots. ()et. 15, 111.9+. Clow flaagloy ail Julio Plnter,(dfisldwin's-pleee,oe,t GrAy's-lou-lane, Middlesex, paper-sabers. Sept. le„b. DANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Jansea Cortan Hayward, a Cloacuher's-atrret, Goad . Gelds, , :iliddharx (new or late Parser of the ahq, iagdous, iu ttworrrire of the llomwtrable East tali* tom. patty), de /der stud thapman, Gout October t 1, to Ottwlber at tcu, ut Gtaildha!f, Loados. BAN Kit ITFICY SUPERSEDED. Edward Turcy, of North Ikadicy, el.aitirr. - ---• llANkitUi'l'S. Charlotte Wallhut, late of Pet north, Sussex, milline r , Is agrreurlcr, /molter 14. 10, uud Nevtuitwr '26, at etircii at Ilse Ansel Inn, iu Petwortli. Attoineys, Mtwara. Gills and Hale, Peteurth. William Jontr, of t;rent Portland-street, Purtlambplre, Middlesex, conch-mal.er, to anircuder, October is, n t by en. at elm ell, and Novcats:r •_mj, at sue, at lion. Attorney, NI r. Langle), l'lnrabtree.street, Ilbsnualsin 443 N uuud, of stuckport, (-healer, I,..orrendo, N4.11'1111111" 3,4, and d 6, at eltrru, at tie T.ivrrn, in Manchester. Attorties, Slesses. Mt!ue, • gemit, and Milio in Manchester 7 nod Meshes. Milne kJ Parr), Temple, Loudon. DIVIDENCS. Novraiher 1. Henry Newport, of Villier'eatreet, StrsJ, liddlesex, uptmlsterer, at Wu, nt GuAdball, 1. La Noveinher a. !teary )bold, of Winchester, cabowt•unker, at eleven, Id Glide.%lan, London. November 14. John !huller, the younger, of IVarmino. trate, clothier, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, in Wsua,;,. ster. November 14. ('tiller, the yotinger, of Minnie. ster, %Ville, el.Alticr, at twelve, at the Angel tut. , iu tt, November .s. Robert Cox, of Castle-street, Southearl, Surrey, carpenter ' at twelve, at Guildhall, Lionduu. November I. Charlee Burrell, of Landenhall.streti dun, upholder, at tea, at Guildhall. Novembi r 12. John Cole, now or late of liridgesatev, menet, giliopkeeper, at ten, at Guildhall , London. November 12. Joseph Augnstine Victor Gamest', OW or tote of Alivennsrle-street, Westminster, bookseller, al tet, at Guildhall, London. November 1. Riclined Chambers, late of Newesittle.npow- Tyne, ironmonger, at elertit, at the Shakapiare Tams, N eel-sane- u pou -Tyre. Novi. usher 15, James Brown, the younger, late of Paco. field, Southampton, fettinonger, at one, at the Ship and Hell, in 1101-111k1111, Southampton. November 7. James Itarey , of Bath, brewer, it eleven, at the White Lion lon, in Bath. C EltTI PI GAT ES t —NoV gm Eros 5. Pullet, of IV.. Islington, M iddlemx, butcher Tbu,naa W;lCams , of Kent - street , in the parish of St. Ge, sa the 't tat ty c, &unhands, Surrey , grocer. John Thuillicr, tate of St. Leonard, Devon, cidtm-manatm. Surer. 1, Lou- William Michael Rowell, late of Vauxhall, St. Mary L. bstb, Surrey, maltster. Thomas Topp, of Manchester, colt ommannfar t Peler Francis Venus!lt de Chsnitilly, of Sumenet-stmet, l'ortman-square, AIM/lieges, Esq. coal tnerrhant. Nottingham Simpson, of Nuelbalketon, York, inerehsat. Nathnoiel Itoulsud, late of Grestoke-plsee, Fetter-laatt, Loudon, insurance' Joseph Anderson, of hanger. Witham ingiedew, of Leeds, York,'atarcl►malcer, Loudon, ppm MEETING OE CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL. TO- VOYMEUR. it. N. Matti. .rulck, mew or late of MedlAtin',, Susan, draper Ilisenrito hi r.idereille-strcrt, eteter it id Cartrr, SanOwieb, Kent, &spur it 'Mamas Ilynkry, Abbey-place, Bethnal.green.rcul, carpenter - 2 14 DI 1' I DEN I:S. Daniel Nathaniel %Verde'', late of SS hiteehapel-road, Middlesex, ush•maker - William Beck, Bishopagate-street, Landon, dealer James Green Caslule, late of I% kite-Horse-street, Stepney. Middlesex, tallow-chandler CERTIFICATES. James Rode, of Manclisster, saddh r. Richard Illakeinore, of no kra tailor. Hoary Juntas, of Norwich, Nueloik,linen-desper. COVllffff OF EXI Amsterdam—. 34 7 9 Ditto st sight 34 Rotterdam 10 17 9 V. Hanthargli Altoua 33 1 0.1,1.1. Paris Way's date gg 16 Ditto 23 u 9 U. Illourdeaux 93 0 Madrid — fn Ma'. Ditto 43 effect. Palermo Ditto 43 effect. Bilbua 4l I.eithoru S I Gell02l Pit ICE OF Krocks ON SATURDAY. 5 pee Cesit. Reduced........ ~...........81111 3 per ('ent. Consuls 4 per Cad sill} per Cent. Win y •••• 9141 (nuniutak et. lintta Sty, k 1):tto H.4ids 3 a prem. FAeltequer MSS tuuluis for"... 611:1 T. histi, Stork-1101re, 4, Caro/ill, au.l 9, l'llarispCose. MADIIIAG F.. On Thunday lard, at FarmMg:ton, by the Rev. fh lvia Evans, Clerk, A.NI. Domentie Chaplain to hie Grote the Dyke of Argyle, J. K. Dwight% Eag. served ons of diet to Isabella Maria, eWeat • Thomas 1% ilan, E.g. of Farmington, Gloucestershire, nu , i Mary-la bonne Park. • DEATHS . Fatly on Fridan mornioe laid, Samuel Galata IBilh. r°l of c. you:. II icb. Latin : , in Mount-street, Dablin, rim+ regretted, Moigril, Lcq. llarrister us Law, and .s.ri of the lute Owl. Morrell, of Monet forget!, comity Curt, Esti. and lauv... • to Lady licunv flut la Aogast lost, .un his rptite in the eolooy of r e rt, , . - . Alexander Brute tatteavnapiere, Blooninheny, I ' • Lately, at Oxford, aged. above ninety sears, nt the . of her nun, the Rev. the Harden of All Souls' Colles', h. Inham, relict of the late R. Foribirn Inborn, sad rrt t of the pe-nent Sir J n edition lsham, Dart. of Lampott,,,t r awituumhire. • Imtely, in Waterford, in the f ourteen th seer cf bt Doliert K Ramsey, son of Prier Rornucy, Eno h.tc tt utru, Northumberland. At Wexford, on Thin-16y Inst, William Alcoa. F of the Aldermen, and lute Mayor of Waterford. HIGH WATER, THIS HAY, AT Loot Store 59 nrlrr .. II J WWII. 0.. own. .G. --- LONDON I Printed by C. DIVID%ON, as 1 ninewell-roloi, Vat ry-olrert, sad pubitsbr..l nt 0 1 , No. 15, Berk of St. Clontror. :bort+, WHITE, of ..acne pbwo—tkoroo, fk.o. Net to tbe Hilet p 11,4 1 ., Will be dal) t. :IMAM/E. OCT. I. Veuice se U ..... II • Os 0 , 00 •• it goblin tat II •ULt.tO Porfn:ml Gold in Coin and Bars prr on. New Doubloons New Dollars — Silver in Haws — New I.OIIW raeh — ARio of the Bank of si per Cent. O'Bn *mai • rNI t Adel AM :Jon The, ;‘ .;) Na ;i. • The oy, If TUIIII boa' ill be M 1 r. 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