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• - SHREWSBURY; 00T. it. -••••••••■•-a." . The Shrewsbury yeeim#nry .tiavetry were in., 'peeled, on Thursday nineentg hest, in their exer cise ground, mar Gravel /lilt, by Lieutenant-Co leuef I. F. 0. for this county ; and went through their Tenons evolutions with the greatest precision aud steadiness. The Colonel estimated hitte.elf to their Corentintlei. (7aptain terms of the most perfect approhation, us it re spected their discipline, r:undurt, and appemittice, which was extremely htitolsoine nod soldier-likr. Captain Dallas huvin 4 then retired, the next se nior cfro:er, Captain Lloyd, (who commands the troop originally by the bite Thomas Jelf Powys. Esq.) advanced in front 44 the line, hold lug a silver cup. of the take of do !_:omea, , , which bed beets placed in his builds by the vote of the corps to present to Captain Dallis, MS a mark of their esteeni and uttarliment--of the high opinion theymiitertunt of him us their super intendent oftiee;—and as a Antall testimony of their ;grafi:title for his very useful and emitinued adre nal' to their discipline. 00 presenting the eup Caption) Li-pd spoke nearly as fr liotY ' Conlin's MMus. I hare here deei.aol he the Officers, MlS commissioned °Weer*, alai privates of lb: Shrewsbury Yds.. usury to return you their encode thanks fur the great attention you hare 'hewn them ever gime you erel joined :he cor,-,s, and fur the great pains you have taken lo instruct and perftwt them in indittry iltediiltie. It is cur. upwards of ten yens Finer the corps (ot nest, cquk.4 bare new the homier of ad iremieg you,) a:l3 Etat totaled, tangier the amperes of a Gentleinau t scremed by ns, slips olliPpoc• we cannot but rearet. w Ink or 'Wm' the he dosity.otii... lie tnaarquenre, hod evis, of Ile. %Vim mare impartial engagements in Parlemient, and its the str vire of Lis tomalley abroad, the command most frelet oily devolved no a ousels respected Gentleman, n o w no mote, whose true and loyal attachment to his Conotry mud Ls S Ins, Mali whose zeal fur the honour of this corns, s ill lowt remeuibereil by all those who du ' cud by ...it , many .Stew Jo nut. lotions to it. If4M hare now tor facie years been successor to oar, show view', while living, ion *day and a. elvishly cTriodFd, Dad ynu ran yourself, utmost from Ilse to heat period of out enrolment, lwar Onto. to the en - xi Ovtiordia.Atiou wed perfect harmony whirl, has subsisted con &tautly among us—* eirceststeeec which, while it cannot but be esechtsble to the Oaken,. I% en.commisstoned t alit^ sod privates of the corps in general, niust at the smut time hr greatly attrileatedl to time buouuraltle acid inlerninly conduct of iteCoutmandrea; the comerionsuced of whic h , I least, wiil odd lie small value lu that 'intik of their rie.pect and attach beat, whirl, I awl desired by the corns now to present you in Galt arra.c.." entkain Lloyd having then delivered the Cup into the hands of Captain thillita, the latter address ' eu the ciirpsi nearly to this effect : ."Ginitirusea—Tbc.sc who hoe( etuoil fur earl! to Feist corps tor the defence of tin it country, Jetteve the high( st yr she. 111110 or Hill, our Commanding t Wirer, Sr are greatly itide:itc d • fur bringing as together, and I hone in. prrseat suissieu may be troweled with I WIE CPSII. Ste arc also greatly iudrbttd la Capt. Rory* for all his exertions in uniting a., scud hive mach Ip leseseist tar 10.1 of hint. There was num (lesion for this peelept king made to de is a powifuf the ha. :Deny that sablialsaaatarz us. 11 is Dearly bee yeses sure I had kind the. UMW lea ling you to the ochl of exercise t the ulaci.ty with .rhirh yom here perfornied ever:: IV:n.4 I has. - • eqe.•eted of you, traces no doubt io ray naiad as to the happy utickr standee; lliat taint, betweee all Idols in this Corps; roll f have to thank Ccqacidosi Lloyd, !leek, and Lieut, l'ee'r., for their steady dinette' in !dolma their troupe; *Lich I cam whirs you, when „Mitod wins unisaiiiiity, Is the truss; eigo of a happy liehe to all our. eatatioied, hb,old e.t he c-1.: d oa to tore the cut my. It odor& r.'e the I,i, 4 h.st 3.-.!isnoc:i.n to semi back, and to declare that, Once l h tee heel' intoelicil to lon, their In rot been * anal: r.113 1 ,1,..tht against ary imtieidual Of this emit. ; (Let the mensal yowl has 'signed iii the : , A4 oar arrangement bit h all !eau Warn, has hero the diar sime Voile lota Vii.•:l6lllCl'i, stow for more titan ten years. This eeflects the hi la st hu mour u.n s outwit...li, and I shall te r proud iu Mg this Cup to those siho arc not well acquabat d with the happy e'rcumstauces attc tiding tun i and if till tkituae 1 . "(11-sr:V4 with tuna! good tom:or:, tic :nay s.t the rest of thew Flt Lt &tones.... Tile ceremony of iirt‘enting the cup being over, thl whole of the Ca;/is Was inctilifully re!tuletl with as ddwiehrs Mal alt, limn tallies laid in the litlti ; alter which flay incelie.l in the best order to florin The efficers t , at ilr.sv it to ass excellent ' ner at Vie will their a nnl uiruduig offs , • and lrir tient her, ll'olotte I ; tool in Ilse seenir.;l attended the perform:titer of 111,- Sot!ler's lissl: - h:mr at tae tlic.ttx.l,t•A v olo• 1)y thc l nri),„ 'The. L 41741 Mora'- anti Itorel Ouk battalion of Volunteer, erns insp. etc.! by I .ientemint 4lnlottrl Clisytor ; as: , l went tlivrie4ti the u bole o f tlre 1.1 MOstmilVlVP. at , 41:4k-tied by tile : 1,11,11:m:- (ier.eral, with toe gre.itest co:evil lit aad highly to the ?•ittisfavtioi, of the lospeetilig-i'ielci. Meer, who spoke in tenon of tors' npprolnition of their appesnmees r'eadi'es, and attention under arms. Their exemplary ht haviour dining their stay and partieulaily the t ordial respect whieli sob , slated be4ween them mid the 99th foot, crtairtt red here, nre spoken of with the greatest praise. The hat,taliou this tidy complete their period of penult. Went duty. by marching to liner rencettire homes. Since writing the above, we have been favoured with a copy tit the regimental orders, delivered on parade yesterday evening:— A. ft. Ostep, Oct. it. tans. Sow- Commissioned Officers wad Prefabs of the Moree soil 1111simi Oultßettalsoo--Tbe pet IA of moment in duty rapine g llomesteser f let mendurt, tin, night, and en the masrh . lune, be WIN regularity cool order ems litter hi therto einteveL preplan at your sea ice IMP bid' wit nessed by the alectrui4.4 eye of regular cool caps riveted Mildien. YON base not thestraecti the gloriooe Cane! ye. 1111,1141 yoenorTvrs to comport (your Kiqt sod ('ountry), by a sleek act .:f misdealt snout.—.lceept the a unseat and 101011 ehieere that ha of our bo se proud to Idyl* hinewlf ,our Ossantioading Officer ' • take stir r .i. to your homes his at wishes fur that prosperity which yeur ?abbe enrdart OP Portly entitles vow to; and emend' not the reed you hart pitied, by selleriug suisnosities to break the chain of lona shinty, or private gluon-els to interfere se.th public duties. Far distant may the period be, when your threatetied gauntry delaantla Oars active and important service! bat shimald it tome, at the bead of my hattalioa I will share its dangers sad its fate. Officals, To yoa I feel particularly imielited, for thr ernes elieckarge of your inepuruint duties. You have conimmulcil respect and etteetioa by the regularity of your conduct. and the best of 'maniples. Accept the moot sincere thank •of your ['Omni The m a c aws of hastily well dioehorgeil your duty will tie a eonstant source of satisfaction, and entitle you to that rank and respect be society, which a britiah public 'stiff fails to con di" on loyalty and merit. Nua•Coensaissioned Officers, and Coined hes this day witnersed row salt:re-HIM eundoet. Ile desired me to communicate to pus his make upprstirt , irer error discipline in the field, and an.!..•ly and st...oy snoulact la quarters; red shut his Report to the Geuassal alf tie libstriet, Oslo be regrets tin sot pretest at the jus t ,. tin::; will be evil, to the awn be has hitt...rt.' made of airy COMP order tie tomeethin. THOMAS Limit Cot fora. Morse sad Royal Oak Battalion. Ilead-gnarters,Oet. i 1. h 40P. 'Lime following testimony of re•pcet from the lfayor to the Corps, was sent to Col. Whit:nore plsterclisf evtvinn SIR—I have p-cat ist:at.ure in conveying to you the thank' of the Cotpurutioo and •town of sl.t•ewsnuty to the Officers, yrutt.Couoaiss:onsl mid Privates a the Nlorse and — Royal Oak Volunteers an& r your Collllllliall, their and orderly wo!Fiet whilst Oil pet otancut duty here ; sisal I!..ve to rc.iurst that you I'M hale the goodness *to couiniuoicate this to :he Corps, in such wanner as you think prolut. I tiler the hoticur to be, Sir, Your feittlful sad obedient humble ecreeut, 120bEil7' PEUSE.IITON, Slayer. Shrewsbury, 3 lab Oct. imps. To I.icur-Culeciel Mattoon,. SPORTING INTRWGENC2. NORTHALLECITON It AC IN. OCTOCITR - - . A Sirecritakca of logs. each, with 2,r-s righted. N.> race, there being ouly two aubo'rilitto. rt:IDAY. The ITerulerie Plate of std. fu: three and fuur ytar std Julius that never won shore the vutue of rox ut o n e titne,,itt plate, ruatch,&e. art.e year olds, pit. 111). and four year 111Igb, hell. 5111. Filatit alto eett alb .1 r.iuurr of -.f. we sop. in plate, notch, or •31 *Taw% iv, tots year, Curry itq 3lh. of too, or more, .7,16. extra.. Tiara. mi.. heals. Mr. Field's Ix f. h St.- George, 4 tr%. Mr. Guru was ehorc. Derrinsiuu Catk, tyh , MB. Disueuttshe't. 1.. c. Itsemiaxton, 4 es .44 Mr. Rutrto rh. e. Volta, e, 4 yrs ottl dis 4 0:I the sad aft.•r the lola 9 to I. • %TURD /kV. 'Lh. Gentlemen's Picts of t.ol. r.r all at:es; times yrar olds, CO. 711'.; toter ?vs, o!els, 7st. 1 tBl. ; lire year usls, sst 016. pi:: year at., ust 121tt. ; nutt gut. mares al lust:42lk A whit, or of Sol. since the let of Mardi last, carrying ills. ef too, or store; alb. extra. A Kitties Plate tL s.,us: as two bfties. A irklatT of t h e Cap at Eon rastisr, ar auy of the t'orce Eulwiiptiuns at Turk, Oda year, rust ulluse.l 4.. ruto • I.lliik :teats. Seyosoui'm L. c by Si. George, .1 cc< old .4 1 1 `Sr. T.E.:un'i. 1.. r. ririr Stn, 1 yrs. obi Mr. Fletrher's br. f. &Orr, 4 yrs old, watt Sul. Mr. 'Ways b. e. Tar, a yrs old, woo Sul. Mr. Richardson's b. 1. by Dcliriui, )I's uhf, trini sot. 5 snit 13 tot or the 5..i.1 at.er the first he it, ii to 4 utt frir Star; after the St con.l heal, 7 to 4 un C ittlr. LIM ERICK, OCT. 6. 11II•ItIaEli. We have with indignation to record, amonzst tlw Willman murders perpetrate:l iu several part; of this county. the following, committed on the oer,rot of David Murphy, in the villa a of Abby r,,k,•, ou Monday night lust:—At a hoe hour he V/ 44 W I, VII• ed from sleep by voices which seemed to refreshment ; the innstispecting victim arose. opened his door, in order to direct the ao...,sins where they 'night he uccomModated ; immediately on appearing, he reeeivedrthe contents of a pistol loaded with shot, followed instantly by the dis eloirge of a musket the ball of which entered on e of his eyes, passed through his head, and (416' per forated the ooposile 4..111 of his dwelli.q, which put a period to his existence. SEAIIOIISE rItIGATE. No official detail hits yet been reeciretl at the Atliatiralty, of the brilliaot se•tiou of the Seghtorge. We Late been favoured with tile following extract of it letter from an (neer of that frig:ttr, which give% u trty modest mod characteristic account of the ettgaenictit. " ALTA, JCLY al. " Fortune ho* at length smile,' on the (HI hone—l ar. rtred i.tre flee st,ts ago, is the lictsm 7stfer, a l'orkibli frigate {pf tirly-two whieb we eartuled in the Arrhir logo, sr •1.. action of ' font. hones, 1111 the night of ihr .;th inotant. Viere w!ts • snsdller fripte twenty-Ws gOO% 3...1 too toort•srs, wli . ,eh sent down daringthe onion, at least hra not spree hewn heard of, and she wits fast sight of he as very soddenly, a feu maintstea after we had bezel entreats; her as war so t h . two %hips could lie together. They bad slur a galley full or fIOVI which escaped. 44 Our lo , a bus Leer nairarti:ow , ly greall,bat five kelted n -. 4 ten wounded, moat of site latter not dateeerongly. t tor si.? has entre/4d esuashrrably. of our guos being sinerrylee table ; we atoll th.taitx.l he, e rrhaps these writhe getting tsr alter wh*.rh I thi:t% it pr..hahie Cott we sisad ea stone our station, sod ICrp di The Alf, ed. Paovvre,• from Liverpool for New foundland, is lost iu entering Placentia Rartiour. The Elinsteth. Arnt?asav, from Africa, for London, put into Rainsgatc, on Monday last, with tlie loss of anchor and cables. The Ilelend, JoN►:a, front the Cope of Goo4l Elope, hu» 'opt four anchors add cable., in NlArgnte Ruud*. Extract of a Letter from Pathitow, dated ”th October remittals of a hoot were driven on shore this it corning near this place, marked 211yrel.r, of I.:.treaster„ Tutr.;.ts 11.tarka.. It is lwheved the unfortunate vessel MU driven on shore in the tremendous gale of lost night, against the high ('his, about three miles front this place, and went instantly to pieces, as scare'. a vestige of her re :usi..s. Some small quantity of palm oil is asshing uu tit,: rt elcs." We have much butiAfnetion in recordirt the fsi& lowing honourable testimony to the isteloory of Lieut.-Colonel TAY Loa, a the .2otti Light Doi -I,nions, commionicated its a letter, dater! St pterulter tIU, from an °dicer of high rank on the Stan' of the British army serving in Portugal :—*• Too Joys ago thi• Frrocels Corneal of Cavalry, lirt.t.ftftm AR paid his memory the comilliment of sending Welt his horse, as a present to Vic 20th Light Dragoons. When Colonel TA Y Loft fr 1. it was taken." The Nary Elk's Ehmbrilt, Jonnootr:frorn Les don, for the Il'estern Islands; Hammy, l' and the .Freerlom, Taumrson, fmm Poole, for otfoundlu old, wild from Portsmouth, a few dsea since, under convoy of Ifs 111Asaste's ship Lily. and parted off Plymouth, intro which puce the Lily put, with the remainder of her column, vie. the Extelatiau, BARtto It, for Newfoundland, the ikrtor, —, for Lisbon; and the lir-roans. GRAY, from iftlifox. Atittm4 military nava, it is reported, that warm! new Gen. ral °Meer* are 1. , ,0ing out to our armies in PGrtugal anal the Niediterratwilo. We mention the names of the following, us we :out them, with out ereteioling to vouch far their appo4dtamit CATIII'AILT, to cootmana; Grlier.t6 THOR - TON, Aanacuumsti , Er.wts, and Ilous- TON. _ . Tat-44NT, a Foote *a+ received at Luweii, for the lqt . h. Of Priittv'it I;eqiitient of Light and the first Airieiae tairchrti, yo4tertluy. tor Mouth ; the whisk rrvinent tor rublhirkr.l by Mood.y. ACTION IN THE Diane. The fullowin; is the Re:sine Aceniii.l of the late Naval Ac tion iu the Balite, betoceu the Russian squalons of Eng laoJ anti Sweden. ST. ITTEMIIII/11611, IMPT. 7. (From the Court Gazette.) On the 9th of August, (O. S.) Admiral Cita nykow sailed from flusiguthl, with his squadron, consisting of • sail of the fine and nine frigates, and steered fur Jougevrove Sound, to reconnoitre the strength and position of the enemy, mid to net according to circumstance*. He discovered the enemy's tleet, consisting of In ships and frigates, iu Joagevrove, at anchor in the Scheeren. Ad miral Ctianylow cruised there with his squadron until the 131i1, when he learned from his advanced friAut , ”: that the enemy were weighing anchor. The Admiral immediately detached a sloop of war to observe the motions of the enemy, placed himself in order of bottle, made sail to the east to prevent his beiut cut off from his ports, where it was his isi tention to cumu►euce a general engagement. — In the afternoon sit the same day they were perceiv ed from the mast head the enemy's sqnstlron, rein forced by two English ships, in chase of our fleet. The neat morning Admiral Chunykow deteruviued to attack the enemy, and kept tacking during this night to gain the wind of the enemy. At day break the enemy's tleet, consisting or 13 sail of the line, and five large frigates, were went* leewsvd.— Among them were two English ships, one a three sleeker, carrying a Hear-Admiral's flag. and the other a two-decker of the largest vise. 'fht re was also a three-decker among the Swedish ships. Tile van of the enemy, led by the English ships, was then close sip with our rear, and at five o'clock in the nion.ing the Stun English ships attacked suc cessively the Wsetru/sd, the last ship of our rear, %%Inch had fallen to leeward. " Admiral Chauykow ineneiliately bore down with the whole of his squadron. The English, afraid of being cut oil, instantly tucked, and the Swedes did the ohne. Captain Itudnea, of the iUseasolird, was the tired to open his tire u;sin the enemy, and vigorously repulsed their ittrek io the view of the two fleets, but suffered iniiiih iu his rig giurg. His main and top gallant -musts, and the greinest peat of his rational; rigging, were shot to pieces ; and he was no longer rife to keep his place in the line, which he cornakurticated by sigual.— Admiral Clinaykow, who was an eye-witness to all this, allowed him to go into Baltic Port, and or dered a frigate to take him in tow. In conseqnence of this, our fleet was a ship less in number than be fore the battle began. Besides, the Sercerhaja Sicestla could not set all her sails, on account of some sudden damage she had sustained. " From these causes the enemy was stronger than we; and Admiral Chanykow made sail for Bud tic Port, to prevent the enemy from availhig hiur a:•lf of his superiority. The enemy also knat:e sail to windward, and the English vessels inaie use of kill their dexterity to cut off the INerrulotf, which could not be put in condition, or kept op with our fleet. To prermt this, Molina ClianyLow threw out u rigout to the rear to cover this Klap, and to giS4, her every possible ussistusu e, but having fallen too fur to leeward, the Wsericaod. pouvithstamistsg all rase efforts of her Coruknauder, I of the other Captains of the Divisioa, could not get round the outdo:fru extremity of the e.lainl or. Hop, and enter Baltic Port with the rest of the fleet. She Was, therefore, obliged to come to anchor to the northward of the :Island, at a short distance Com • the shore. to the ikkeiiii-time the Conimander-in-Chief catered with ull his squudren, untie to anchor, arid made every preparation necessary for repolsikug the eueuky; but the latter stood ott with all his Beet. The first care of the Admiral was to eaideavour to bring iii the Wsereaoil; aid far this purpose he collected all the boats, and appointed to ti•la deity the t! . .ecoarl Captains Alinizkos and Tulubjew, ricers of talents and experierier. At three in the afternosa they proceeded, u.sit us there was but little %Md, began to take the vessel is two. The English. ships 1111 l uedi:oely iu sight of the Svvedisli bled set all their sails. and ass it was hi-spondee to . get up our anehor, oil necon..t of the wind, which' blew iomtly from the north-east, they bore dawn Oa the Wvermlutt, which Was attacked y one of the English ships when she was J ost its ' the act of rounding the neck of lamb: and iu the eseniug she Wai attacked in the a alaa inatmer by the other.• All the boats wereilispersed by the enemy's broad sides, but Captain Minizhoi c!!!;:t:tcui them and re turned to the %gumboil. " There soon cot ttttt rowed a fresh action between the WseteAvi and the two Eagiirli ships. Captain Rioulnew ciwouraged his crew, who, for the greater 'Dart, were composed of men taken ftwu the Mi litia. His bravery inspired them with courage, and he receivial the enemy general). kind The tire of the heavy goals was lireallfUl Oil both sides; that of the moult arms, which began shortly after, encreased the horror of the fl. ht ; at every howl-We, the slaughter bocione greater. The Cosistatio of the 11'..ereolud, who haul so warmly re el ivesl both 11:s intrepid enemies, dial not I.ac his presence of mind, lint did there very great da mage,. supported by the most exemplary efforts of minor and skill Irma Cipmin Tutit** and the other Officer% The Waetoofod diskeliargerl her whole broadside into the atria or one toe cite nii's vessels which got alma 'a sand-hack, and killed a number of her crew ; but having many shots through her hull, and making a gnat dial of sister, she began Si.sink. _ . " In this stateof distress the Irserrolud hoisted the few tatters of sails which were left. and renewed the engagement. She was the.. boarded by ono of the enemy's ships, and a dreasiful carnage rustled. The enemy were frequently teiliged to retreat, lint returned to the charge with increased fury. All the officers awl crew of the Frreepded rhil their daty, nud did not spare even to the last drop of their .blood. 'Elie blau,:liter lasted upwards of an hour, awl mould have only ceased with the death of the feu of the combatants, had not the other English ship approached the iVsezcloce. llnv iug come us dose to her as she could, she gave our rew.cl her whole broadside, nod completely de:graed her.— The English then took possession of u vessel shot through and through, tend filled a tilt Lead. Such of our people as survived, brio; no Linger in a con dition to mist the enemy, ju:nped erbo-rd. to at sad being takes prisoners, and .;ii of theta by these means, suliporto4 by oar e , and th•ittii, % ; the vessel, escaped. The ultilit: g ;t possible to get the vess4:l off, ~•t u.-r eti, tin., 1 , 4004 away the rest or the crew, of opal% 1 nkr.Ait ay i nit Hood ' , rot bads hi a :lag of truce 31 rroaaib•d, the August (o.ti.) We are• an.kiiied by these persons, that the liutrlirb hail a gm liter nonshe r killed awl wounded, cud that *la•ir ships are hulled in tereral place*. Admiral Clani keit doer Mites. achy know thr exteut of our lowa eat killed a w l vioulided." NAVAL INTKLLIGIiNcE. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 12. Arrived the llovcr, with a fleet of tra m curb from Plymouth. Ilydra is appoilited convoy for the Me , !;- terraurati ; and the Jupifrr, fur spaiu.-•-11 lad . PLYMOUTH, Ol T. 11. Arrived the Crane scliemicr, in hd e and Lily, of 1 H gun*, Capt. Sheriff, also this Fleche, of 16 ;puss, Capt. Buclimuin ; kid gtitt-brig, Lieut. Morris; an d t' oi lli ct brig, - Lieut. Batt, from the eastward ; and the cr rent d un-bri o , [lure, from off Br es t. Sailrtl the Hrlena, of 18 guns, Capt. Wath, with a convoy fur haunch—Wind W. DCAL, OCT. 13. Sailed tis:.! Skylark• on a cruise. Arriied tile Nalcffite fmin a cruise, and remains in the . Duw tot with the rest of the ships as per :tot, and a fleet of outward bound vesoeht.—Wind N.W. 1 , 120 M LLOYLA LIST. GILA VE , IFMIT), dry. IL—Passed Iry the Surrv, Ihrry, inns IlutivinraN; Anti, Fly, fruit: Guernsey: and the Geol. —, from t/rurtu.—Sailed the Herald, Scutt, f ue Madeira ; James, %t ardeu and the Royal StWtreign, fur Gibraltar; Venus, lrerkley, fur St. Mary's ; Ceres, Owen, fur Lundonderry : Minerva, Alexander, fur Surinam: Lacs tiana, Carman, Grenada; Pearl, Pattivou, fur Gotten burgh ; Amerman, —; Gratida, —; sad the Tres Cu,,. roes. —, fur the Uraida. ARRIVFO, In the Downs—the Duke of Keut, Aurora, Prinetiot of %Vote., ; Eatalieth, Elliot, uod the Dunscoitibe, %miser.. At Pus t , s;ostitlt--PalLui, Rolme u, from Quebec. At Liverp.A.l! tdJuis, Monis, from Cbs c Jeffcraou, trans Srvilk p and the Maxwell, Eslatoutle„ trout Ell Woes. Al Dablin—Akrt, Bryan, from London. - • MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, AT GUILDHALL, TO-MORI:OW. 111. Simnel Sanders, Abeherch•linie, Laudon, vintner lv William I:iambics, 9;spert!gardeit, 31 iddlesex, earthes aresiinn - 12 Charics Field, Potties, Hampshire, tai lor - - 1 Slioreditch, Lams-draper - 1 I MACE Clfiriminu, Hieh•sh,rt, paya-brnker I Is Ilayh Jouet, Skinner-street„ Lou.kw, clbeeeemonger I PRICE OF ',TOM( YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. Pointed.. ....... div. 3 per Cent. l'ussold 4 In.. (:rat pl . / ( . tll5. Navy .. . Wail Lm: Annuiliq • 34 V. , hu ttu,ls Exc;welit:r Hslts " S 7 pre. Ettgli% Lip is ttery T m ickets ..411. ir.s. Cu..xuls i;wr aiii T. MSI4, StrekAittsser., 4, Cortshit, and IklifithWerelii• COVILSE OF EX Alr.steritali .... 34 7 tt U. Ditto at %A&.. Ja o Ittaterti-aa e. f. 10 17 I U. llatut trOs.... 33 • Altura 1J 1 air. hu . .4 11;ttu . e s et • :CII4NOZ, Oct. It Ug‘to ()porky hubli• . Curl' •t: LLION Portugal GOlll in Coat :tn.' Bars 1. .. p rlla O u I NMI/WOW& U 0 al ew lhollnro J Siver in flans Near Louts (ench) n o Agin 00 thr I;auk of Holland. 5; pit Crut. _ - 41111111 Aux .... 2$ 0 43 effertive ll:i4lritl ...... 43 elft.tilre EU 4l _ _ Lc 7~aro Neelms I iviows 4; Vera* sr: C fr.? Do. Net RtR'JNB. Oa Wer.lneinlay Otowt.T.strect, tbv Lay at :2 eorg r Flaunt, Esq. U • sae. •. . - On the 1 tth Lint. at Cauniterttell Grave, the Lady of Cyt. Ilutoymaa, It N. a 3 :at. On th • .:.11.t.t. at tiJudbatat. Kent. the ).rely of the fit v. T Siw•3r•y l,Lar.lnin to the Right lian. Lurd,Ve4cuuut wut.,ho, of a datrzLoi _ _ . %Vett:wog:v4, at 4u Wiser i 4 Upper ItnnA.strect, the L,ll of John trr . ntornood, Erg. of e i.e.. 03 MOlldlly !AM. at Ktlty, Seotiand, the Lady of the Hoie. Major Intrusay, of. sou, .MARRIAGES. ....... Ora Tuesday 1W:111i:tit, at Limerick, INA )f , Closke► a Eng. Port Sareeyer of Clare, to the truly amiable and :..cma plialted M.i. Lea-17,111, of Moy-Caette, in that r 4 not:. Stilohtir, at Ltedacinetee, to the millet "(divine 44,4 CC, at , " l . prettence of a aniavous eou:regcti•tn, Jai, 1:04c, Otiolry, ao .1 ;s, Ma.tha Wilcox, 4:f It ith, tic. , ed I.!. The bC.4....1111:11111i Lk:CAW a mother, grandmother, and great zrandatt,thcr.to i.u.ocruna provoy. 1:1`:ATIIS. lately, at Mid,hie!ds, in ScottaLd, M. Johnstone, eldest dant:liter of Archibald Dimzias, Esq. of .td.lvr,t...w. fnt the mth of September last, on hood Ho Majesty's doop of nor Cie Phipps, Colonel Charles Williamsoo. in hit pas maze Loin. from the lloranuale s:th important dirpatebes to C;..vernno...t _ ..... Ars. .t ittA harry, a maiden lady of Syleham, in USIA. S?il 11111 ?Mired hau apupltet.e fit whiL.t in her ctrriage `mug not to &mate, and 83 c.4;:tug upon a fro od .it ." f.uid lying at the [Nano: thereof, and uu being tak..it out attre'rett Lute ctlre th.an ar. buur. _ tat Srirr lay last, rt his canna, to the Rivet Ex, J.0.“1 Sh.blott ' Esq. F. R S Lecturer on A...tansy at the Re:0 1 Aewlequi, Principal Surgeon at FartarPhripital, (hi 'Faraday kat, at IVarillimuli, near traria), atqr , l far lo Witham 11e)aias :dew, kat late id the Lane, Satan Lata bctli. Oa the 7th itstant, la Hill-street, nerkeley-egitare. K - t6rriee Maria, wife or Le‘t . SUil Guotr, Er* 1.1 heiress of the late Sc in!,,, tirealnas, But. of in harry. At West-Cassel,Sorneritrt, John White Farms, r-sq. ma 1 years an active toenilicr of the. Bash and West of England Alrt jeul!nral ti.oiety, and a path:Loan eqsallY sallow' and well skilled in rural iteproveutentw lu Ilrs:Calittett, elfe of Was Cahliett., of Mesita Video, iu the duty of Limerick, Emu and A.maghter of the late Colonel N alier. a Castle %Vat ler. county Tip PCMI. On l'hnewiay last, at the leolue of Surgeon Irankiin, in W Lisaeriek, where he was el a sign. Ilea: y Sandra, of Carreumakilm, wear Tarsewt, roaoty Berry , Eel. Its west to Led apparently well, hut sous after on ',Lich D o cto r . lisery had Gro l ot were hollowly voi for, they arr.t, in kw six minutes, to • itore. his ilia. Itelello•ri he hail .-%ol.reil inisaeillitely on their a.' rov ' -• wATEn. Titts DAY. AI ..D..,,D.N.-0 , 4115 ,1 liorn 17••• • .14in n'trr .. n J F.Teti t0 , ,4 an,r.• LDN CON : Psiott.% lof G. /3*.Vl/..-. 14 .• I:. mart, ey-st et et, owl tiabloblot.l d tile 0.1 .. rad. of Si. 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