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r4 -, p and returned a prisoner, on his parole, frets Eng land. It will not be p.eiended that Ju,ster. who brings back *army, with their property, if not with their phluder.,.4iods is u simibu predicament to NittaEative..-<Wes bletrou, who capitulated in Egypt, disgraced by NAPOLEON So far from it, that he has been constantly' employed ever since, is ut this hour Governor-General of Tus cany, cud we rather think is, like .111140 T, one of the Corsican revolutionary grandees or Dukes. When, as we all recollect, at the battle of Ey'au, in February, last your, one of the ic;.,iinients of the French army was repulsed, and lust their eagles; how did B011•PARTIt act Ito disgrace, or break them ?—..No! He seprimanded them ; hut, like en able General, lie promised to restore to them their military ensigns, as soon as they should deserve that honour, by acts of valour in the tired. He is ton well aware of the cubic of a veteran army, inured to the climate, and which may serve hiorrlaa more effectually in Biscay, or ill C - . talonia. than they could have done in Portugal, ant to employ them' against the Spaniards. It is gulch enemies as Sir Ilan DALRYMPLE, end such Conventions*. those made on the .29.11 and 30th of August, that he desires to meet. If CAITAR oft bad been armored by the same spirit at Binder), . ow it PAt.irox had coldly calculated at Saragossa, the impediments to any defence tapittnt his titinit wins inottilents, neither Andalusia, nor Arragoti, hail repulsed and huirdiled be legions of the Ty rant. If BY NG, or if CALLiee, haarcoMmiaialeal at TmTidgar, perhaps the event of that glarioas day might hare resembled the 27th of July, 1778, bets ems Karim'. and rl'Onvit.t.tLes. The victory gained by Viarrionovott at Blenheim might have• proved as l defeat ill the hoods of Or.sman- Of stseiveonitnandeis we may say with Houkce-r.- a Nun has juveutus unit percatihns, " Infecit solar sanguiee Nolen, Pirrboairpie, &inmate= ceeidit krAiorissius,..hasilasksyse airun.n They are the ‘Vat.t.ast.ave, the Iluatuans, one the bAI.IIY.I4F ILES, whom we must employ, alien we are to used and to vanquish the Generals of /Jo- AP.tarc. A full report of the proceedings of the Meeting of the Comity of Ewes, held at Chrhurionl, yea. tertlay, is gives in our preceding ealetrias. The result precisely what ire anticipated flow the fears and intrigues of Ministers, and the instruments which in that county they lord in their heads. he Answer to the City of London Address, thee hoped. would damp the spirit of the country, but they have been clreeired. Their machinations, and the miserahte and disgraceful intrigues of their creatures, yesterday, ut Chelmsford, will not Ott -Inalsly prove snore rervierahle to their cause. Yesterday, at two o'clock. u Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign-office, which was attended by the Date of PoltTklaD and all the other Cubinct ;Ministers. The 9th Light Dragoons are this dayto receive seven piano& each mail, part of the prize-me:ley of Buenos Ayres. Centro! SPRIIeER. is sliortly expected Immo from Lisbon. Ile was tict ready to take Isis departure lir the .11fricaPer lately arrived at Portsmouth. Geueralalluoae marched oil the 13th from Lisbon. We bare sincere pleasure in stating, by the lee occoulits four the. Bettie, that gallant 011icer Sir JAMES S.tuatAßiswasrecovered from his late dispositl6ll. A report prevailed, yesterday, that Marshal Net had ensteineadot sect-re defeat, in which he was token prisootr, iltji 14,000 of :his troops. by the emu 'dank TII airport has not been.traraidEo ally good authority. Sir IlaW DALItimPLE attended on Thursday ut Mr. CANNING', Offiee. Notwithstairdiug the prohibition of the lauding of the troops at f:orutitte, until leave was obtained bun the "eat of tlovernment, the horses, we are told, were to be disembarked immediately, and every exertirs nerd to complete the arrangement Ina& some days pervious, upon the application of Lientimerit-COlositi ENE sloe, for the reception of • traaps. Private accorrots from Holland state, that a New Tlkcree. more rigorous than any whic h preceded it, wet intted on the 17th inst. The following are the principal ait:eles contained in it I. All 6s4n.nation is respeaded sari! farther orders. " 11. The reprrintendime of the coast shall be divided Into three drstnets I. From the Helder to the ideal of Wisteberm shalt he commanded by General Datmeneree. g From the Helder to ilarlingese 17 Admiral 1M Wilder. a. From timeline', to the J:that bey Gym:al Castanet. " 111. The couitaattiag Centrals rhea be personally re sponsible Re .4 the el‘istius meassres tclating to the total shutting of the ports of the kinplotn, the corn snouirstioe with the Clbenly. it well MI for all Ilium se may hereon.. order. There shall he a daily repent made by them to !Ise Minister, or ',immediat to tie King; ..n.l teary are required to sire an account of the ntgligeoce or (halfwit minus of the civil and military 'cents. " IV ill fishing hosts shall be compelled to return to the piece from *hew* they sailed, and they shall nut Ile ad. motet) any • ions elm, even unties the pretence that obey Ins, received damage. If they shall he found to bare any proofs of baviag emonmeiested with the enemy on hoard, each es strangers ant belonging to their creos; the least package of reerebandite of any kind ; letters or newspapers, alms shall become the property of the Civil oe Military An " a u hi/ ie.sisit ip attisimg Orris, as, mono mi the legality • •. it( she al isiwe shall have been (kit: mined by the Judo-, a In, Baal prosmosee a delleitioeseetedee iii the course of Rfeeen , 1 I dorsal thrtiersyl, V All succebant vume', whether hearing the pat.-It Oe a lonise flag, which shall attempt to enter any of the her bears dt made iu the oho% c-nsotatinord district-, he earned et by a boat, and upprseed that they lie tired epos if they attempt to cuter." • This Decree is stated is be the reault of an en vitemeut agreed upon b. the two Estes:awes at Erfortis. They hare, it is said. tumoral ) pledge d thews: Ires, that none of the ports or places under their eimtrool shall he Op en to any l'oreign cern surrey. The lig of' esclusion is to extend from St. Potet.tiArgh to jaionne. T ' 'A . , 7 . 9 dir 'MN% 0101"." c 1.%•• INDIA. CALCUTTA. JAW. 14. The Burraekpore Theatre uttracted the fashion able world, on Wednesday 'Noting, to its elegant scenes. The favourite 'Play of Jaw Bull was per med in a manner that afforded the highest grit titinttivit to on audience composed of nearly 500 persons. Lord Milan, mid annoy other astinguisli ed characters, were ►resent ; and testified their sense of the merits of the volunteer corps of dra matists, by repeated upplauses. The *plowing smiles of u brilliant aa.•euahl:age of our fair coun try-women, delightfully rem ordeal the exertions and taientr of the performers. BE BHA 31POR E T H EATR ICA Ul. BLIMAIMPORE, JAN. 10. 1,08. On Saturday evening hist, the farce of Allah in G.r Trio. war performed by the Officers of 'fir Ilmjerty's , 2241 Regi 4444 •Ht to a numerous mud re spectable audience, tool in a style of tf reat cookie excellence, unii:lat continued bows of unaiiiiiiutir applause. The characters in general were east with judg intuit, and Aipported t%itli great spirit. Captain toreit ilisi.laygml all the eure slid elegntice of the malt of bobion i-r.au address open end l;:titti ran:- ed, tad a rxt of a theatrie ncucholance, strougl) ehara.setired him us a sta4e The house was fitted up at a considerable ex pense, and with great elegance and taste ; the scenery, &coral . &e.. were appropriate and cellent, and reflect the greatest credit on the Teal and abilities of the 3lnitagers, and the Gentlemen of flis Majesty's TUE CII.iSE IN INDIA. The Vowla puck of fox hounds having received a valuable recruit of flogs front Bombay, were taken to the El uvrepseerjitit, on the morning of the lith tls toter. tBoa. in ffie hope of lindiug • keels all. 'fliey were uo sooner uncoupbed. however. than they Lit upon the slot of a deer, from which they ware w hipptd off with some difEeuhy. A beg fox wus then turned out with sufficient low---. 41- though t h e u2oruiug wits unfavourable, the dogs struck the scent and carried it op with great spirit for 1111W1Irdb "fa aide down the hed of a mulish.— The fox wee now spied at a distance making for e field of thick cultivation. litre he war pressed hard by the dogs, he gaiued the cover and endea voured to keep it in ewer. lie was sit length forced to break, viewed by some of the ptu:k.—The coun try was open before him, but after it short buns, he Was run into in u gallant style. TIIIIEMI.iy His NIAJEITE, Princesses A UNESTA and AMELIA, with their attendrats, took their usual ride on horseback in Windsor-park. The Prinea of %VALES remains on a visit to Their Ms.lesrtcs in M'indsor-castle. A hurt of the Duke of CUMBERLAND ha% within these few days, been finished by l'eatig- RL1.1.1. Yesterday afternoon Earl CAMDEN, after attend ing the Cobinet Cuimeil, set oil from C.'istia's Hotel. Daver-street, fur his seat at the Wilderness, Kent. Lord and Lady STAN LLV and (*sillily are Ott a visit at, Wilton+, the seat of • her Ladyship's fa ther, tow Warrington, and will join the Emil and Cotuitess of DEaux, at tint Oaks, on Monday. Major HEKVEY left NEROT'S hotel, hitsc-street, yesterday, for Rumford, to joiu part of his regiment. the 14111 Light DratToosis, who are to marsh for Portsmouth, to join the remainder of the regiment embarked for Spain. Lord +tad Lady DYNETOR have left their house in Hovel...tweet, for their seat at Castre•Dynever. near Ilandilo, South Wales, where they intend to pats the Christmas Holidays. The Marquis of TowesitElvo is expeett.d in town, next week, front Rainham-hall, Norfolk. I'Atl4 AIETNUEN, Esq. left town, yesterday, for Wariest at Corsham. Sir Wltamita and Lady Sturm are gone to their seat at Hill-hall, E-sex. ThwEarl and Countess of Deasy arrived, yes tertlay, ut the Oaks, in Surrey, from Knowsley, Lancashire.. His Lordship will commence situ,hunting this day. The Duke of CLAKENCC still remains at Ports mouth ; and, although his son, Cornet FITZ. chattriscL, has been embarked fur some dues for Spain, so ardent is the parental affection of his Royal Highness, lie will not lisle Portsmouth until Isis son soils. The Opera of Tire Woodmam, at Covent-Garden Theatre, last night, dibplayed the vocal talents of Mee. Dictums,. Mr. BELL AMY, Intl Mr: INct.r- DON, to great uslvantage. The house was foil and Earl and Countess Coserra, and Viscount and Visconnued Slat.aoname, left town, yesterday. for Ilrucket-611. lie Duke of Sores:esti. had a select party, last evening, at his house in Piecaililly. The PO it• TVOCERE AKRASAADOR, a n d several foreign Nobi lity, were present. Mrs. Alums, who /dared Mre. Haller, on Sa turrley last, to •ii overftowing audience, is an nounced for a repetition of the same part Oil Sa turday next. •—• !qrs. Munn, in addition to her lheancJl talents, has the character or a most ex emplary wife and mo th er . The Countess of DARN LET was taken soddenly ill, on 'Thursday, at Cobham Flail. large, parry of NIA:Way were to his%c dined dire on that cloy. In coasemietice of her I.nilys:Ugi's indiwitowitiuss. a messenger was sent MI to the Earl and Countess of CAN! DEN, at the Wilderners, to the Duchess of DORSIT. and Lord WEKTWORTH, near Seven Oaks, who were to hare been of the party. • Tarinelay Cribb was presented with one hundred mut fifty pounds by his trucker, out of the stake money, its a reward for his courage. Grrgrom isuisn well taken care of by his patron, and willseceirce handsome subscription purse, collected by Mr. Ja , kinr. who has presented the wilier losers-with auras of money adequate to their merits. fiLD BAILEY. THIND DAY—OaT. M. rhasSeth nanyeesi, the wife of lames Tboapese, w Ita dieted fur slealiiig taraiture, the property of Thomas Car. prater, the same bei n g in a rer t a iu lodging-room is hie dwelling-house, let by him to the mid lames sad Elizabeth. The Prosecutor lives at No. IS, Harfuril street, Fitzroy square. The Prismier took a room on the woad fluor, stating the was Past come from Yorkshire, and her husband was a Valet toe • Gentleman in :Manchester-square, who would etc casiumlly visit her. This was on %Vcduesday, the /4t h De etudes last. On the next day she went oat two or three times with a covered basket us her hard ; the Prosecutor saw in. more of her. On the Saturday faliuwing it was dia. cotered that the bed-garniture, a pair of sheets, 11114 a coun terpane, were guile. A duplicate wan fumed um the Boor fur one sheet and a rounterpaue. He by this tasted those arti cles, his property, to 3ley rick's, pawn. broker, corner of Ma .7 -la-bonne-street He never found the bed-furniture. She was afterwards taken up on another charge of a like description, en the 44/II September last. He produced the sheet sod counterpane in Court as his property. Cruller, • Police Otticer, :ippreheiek the Prisoner. He took her to Carpenter's house, where she was identified ley the 41 tighter of the Prose. utur. The Prisoner made no defence, but with teals flues. herself Oa the mercy of the Coat. She was foiled Guilty. lletkock was indicted for breaking and entering the house of Samuel Belijansin, and stealing thcreiu six coats, waistcoats, and breeches, the property of the said Samuel Benjamin. The Prosecutor, a salesoimi, lives at 44, lifary-la-horme lane. H. occupies part of the shop, the oilier part is vitt. stoned off, iii the oet upatiou of the laudlord of the hottee— hin son sleeps in the shop. Ile did nut slei p theie at the time of the milker, ; un the might of the tblh of September lest, is emusequence at hie:l-mat ion he hod received, he urnt is Ins ship about eleven o'clock ; hs found it broken open, laud the g0...1s uearly all taken away. la eisearesenee forwatiwa he hail reeeivrti, he went to the Bull and Gatc, Ilalhorn, about our o'clock next seorniug, obeli the coach, driven Ly the Crayon, germ. in; upon 'earthier it, there was found • mat oada the seat, his property. lie had 'mete the day befere. The sun ut the last witness had left the shop ea the ideates eight shout ten. He had lock, it it, and the pods were safe. He returned about half past eleven ' and found the sh o p isrukeu open, and nearly ell th e goo d s gone. The t:mstahle to whom the coat was piece when the Prienner was Lamm up, produced it, which was soma by the sou to bettors to his ?la ther, and to have hero iu the shop oil the ahove day. He Led ohs rye', the Prisoner that night laiteriur about the Ia ighbourhood. Joh. fnearth, a venom to a publican in the neighbour. hood, taboret etl a coach standing near she Prosecutor's shop u .it!le helot", Met lie sew two seen mom from die shop and put two bundles into the coach. He law them return to the shop, where they staid Ai,. retuute, sod bum; 111.4311 things, whit h they likewise put into the euselii whack going oft, lie a. et to give the alarm ; another kid followed the cuacb, nut: took the number, (Tye); the Otraeleamn 'closed to step, and ...love the faster. By thin they hared the conch to eh. re :I pot rip. The Prisoner sod another man drove the mooch Mho the yard. Upon kieiag taken iutu custody, Le &Med heeemich bail been in the parish of Mary-la boans that day. Poe the Prisouer, his employer and several other %Witiiesies appeared, oho pee Wise most excellent character lor boatsty. The !.eased Judge (1.111114 P CE) retapitulated the est-. - . - deuce to the Jury, retailing • verilict—Ginil. Thomas Wilma, otherwise Smith; was indicted fur stealing • gallon of wine, the property of the London Dar:: Coal pans. The Pennon., who was • •Itat in the set rice of the Company, wee stopped at the Hoek Gate with the whit, continued in tiro bladders, in his cult pockets. In his dr.. fence. he' said be hail bought it of a +ardor. He produced two Officers,. tinder whom he bad acted fur several yenta, who gave liois a gaud character. Vevelort..-Nar Cairfp. Jahn Ser4erine• was indicted fur • similar wiienet, in steal. big three quarts of homily, the property ad the saute Ciro. pony. ILe Premier in ibis ease, 5. i u the Lie, elopoed at the gate of the duels, with two tie eat* containing the brandy, in his coat poekelm Gaon being searched, be al- Icged be had been given it by a mate of a ship. flu also produced several witnesses to has general character fur W endy fur several years. Vt. rdiet--Not Guilty. Ave Hill stew Uscheted fur stealing a it of al eels smd • eove.let, the property of Thomas Hell. The pawnbroker wlacie she peeked the si ticks ht mitention prudweed them in Cunt . The Proscenia Meted Out Rimier catee t• :Os home ' hi Hanw - ny.strett, Oxford -street, in May last, i.. • funnshed rum; she staid about sir weeks, when she ct.a awe, witlimit shift any thing. The articles sects mooed the aril allersieg i winch be swore to be his pro ws ty, , es pra.nord in Court, hot be had no mark upon them. She aumle sou f:sfeut a. Versliet—Nol (Mike. ItarLay I. t. .14 .C 1,41 fsw eteadiag one lamb's cart-wry the fu,prrty ufJuliu Lrdhill Iby Prosecutor is a butcher. thi the Sqtember, the carcass was hanging sit front of his shup, and takoi sway. list bey stated, that oa (Let niAlit MA Minn tieing gives, be mated a lamb, and instiller, he eves took the I 'eisuaer w:th the enuritas fill has Lark He was iniundiately taken into custody. He made nu definer, but called wittier% to histharacter. Fraffees !Vex stood indicted Fut stealing • variety ofarticles of furniture sot of her ready-tUrnedied Seesaw, the pro perty of I hansom by rack. The Praccatur bees in Gory's haiitlmp, )lambeitir +tome. Ilia wife knew the Primmer. On tlw tall' August she took • furnished room in their Mouse. She sand site worked as an upholsterer, and that her busliand war • mutat. titre lived there better than three weeks, when she neat away ; upon searching the room, there were missing 11 of articles of furniture. A blanket, a act of Gee 1111110, a per of bellows, and • candlestick, were tried, which had been sold by the Primer; they were produced and identified by the Pracentur as part of the furniture let with the route. She was found Guilty. 'omit. ce11.131141.L, OCT. I. Jam Denver was charged wit% stadia' a gaudily of car r's IVm. >start, carpenter, Little Qaera.street, Lineohes. iao•tlehb., ant J, that the Priettuer is • jortaneytuan car penter, and lia,i aoeked aitl, b anent tools had beets missed by rise not knien ; at hat they suspected the Prisoner ; they prtstsiscd a Scan Is-warnint, and scare►rd his lodgings, wiere Ike? Assad a tewat•saw and • aash-plaiw ; the aaw was the %Vitas-rex property. Pitcher proved the pleas to he hi property. he Prisusser made no Iklesace, but said he itaii wallas to pry on board It 1111111% of war. " "' he l'rovermiors •aid, thry kad no objert!on ; they only wis and he ntizh4 out be kt :aye again on PrionDrs was a very pool wurkimegs, and lead generally earned a guinea awl a bolt u•weti. •Phe worthy A nr:av• accardiogly ordered bin to be rent on board the Leader. >v.►watoll•eooas,' DO* 13. Srecrai inifurrwonte fusers wrre brought before the LORD M A vow, charted with being disorder!) —l'he) wert writ to RI i h w cli fur different p•riedv. Tl.e Mary AMU, of T 4 )lin11.1111, GEORGS 1101/ODER s Master, laden with timber, for Pl 3 mouth. WM3 wrecked in Bighttry-bay. on Thur,dity evening 124. The Muster, his titther, mother, nod brother, n ere the only persons on board, and are supposed to hove perished.. • The ram . which fell on Thurrilay. Friday, and sa•urdity,e'nniglit, prodigirriody swelled tlieTwtred and 'firint, and the damage on both rides of these rivers, in consequence, his hecti considerable. A parcel of sheep belouguig to Mr. MARAHALL, butcher, Kelso, were...swept from the island at the confluence of thw twoeirers. but were f•Ai el but one. A lane quantity of timber wus curried off. Fragments or the wooden frame-work of the urches of a bridge, also flouted (lowa. T',.c roads mid law grounds on th.• weit 44 the Tweed, beyond Kt Ise bridge, we'r completely inundated. Nothing Came into dicea, Wiethe, Admiral '" honk with there•. Came 1 3,11ethtrbank, cutter. is comic;; home ill the Africaine. Came Hindustan Lisbon. 'Fins mornii WNS driven feireJ wdf fined. mouth. Arrived Slieernrys. of 314 GRAVESEN from Rio JaneirO us, SuLtb. (rum( A lett:r . sayv—" The yebterday about IN) and Dover, here with damage, v, Tbo — sioop Hurnbv from frosts Condon, and the brigs George, also the brig The simply and r. ry fen purchases at shout ;Jas. p Kell; %Visite dearer—there tbereni are inst. Wheat Fine ditto Ric . Malt .. VC kite Pros (limiters) G.,v fens . C •• ft-Inspector's k y, ()Ma... Remo Pea. T.lll4lltel 11151 i, 51. I rt•. to SC-woe. stout. • Kest 31 S.weex, 60..e1c, day's ant kinds of than oft: last fur tlit Most • market w ere ?Mu. , . ) 'n market. eui•jum no tit - curate Ilecf Muttnn. .i Purk Lacey lluy Straw. Clayey Selpttat Market. ig..Npacaatte 7..smallerlantl Yesterday-6T. OUI RottrAllim. 16m6110.. Altnna P.mmidtW*Arge Dounktimx. Pafrnau... Ditto. Whom.— I.ei 3 / 4 4.111 Gc1103... ..., 4; =.— Ors 11"edne.d• twin H. W. K Saturda3 'Wilmot, of a 4 Wedured. of tt t,,,nu. Lad, of .1,4 d Cr a dau‘liter . Tisurs•Za) Stift:rd. the , On Tuesday Hamilton, Neul I Oa Vamday, of Rd lure, , Hall, neer (Jarman& Lately, aged Tiro. Ou stoncight, the nee. Jul.,Covey. buurue, Haute , Inge Pelham of atJalOtt r. iIUH - "kW. L•AY, Liu% to* Mute. 4 after.. in Eyre. irt.2_ wM LONIX/N : Praile,l by G. D Boowell-rout, eat ry.alrect, wag r. 1 4401i 1 No. 15, Nark o( St. (leme.c. W111T1:, of moue pla.'r —thArrs, oast to ?Ls 011bct,fituat paid), *ill h owl) iNgAarV arrived d L frjoNmr tLipieLoßLlTs:elGmotEvit::::"C.:(:,Cl.:9:be.c:ints.mireel:o27iltalhOl.:: i l it thterbobiefeir t 'i l d ie tr E O li n zn a bc cr t t 4, i. p l : t . 4. isphe, and Meduas ev , lie t a o udo h ou e l.: d ii, o sst,o • .111 C al Is Se l: li t.7 :l t n he s it g e: 1 1111 :a ci t:, ar c a u ll id ti • auk, t f i r l o e m n o m e in rf es orm f i oa the at it t .i t .. h l f i , si m t t i : d r.o i l: lb L l i v: ibo of t; err h , e (Te lw • “ , e to ni iims, p ene czilir, : ...,..• rficaine, hut could not get reudy, in the EtitreprenertPteLYetNittUteLeT,MieZlirci:Ctott ; lea 'WO . VA . fa ti esteerr-steip ; and Edgar, Brown e , { ma .Mr . 1 31u1 truiin7 the Crane Admiralty .4( 11)tn.13.1 0 , , e , ANI ie in shore near the West klue, and it li ll lie totally wrigaied.--Che crei% , 4. A' Dg 11, Orr. it;. 4.-.il the Belltryleon 1311111 of war, j „, ~.i . ..,. I His Sinjysty's ship Fortigonion, i ~, 4 . , 11 N 11, 351.1 remains M the Dowsi,, natl. t'. a : .. 11. s - ajeaty s Shipt, (14 Iper 1 / 1 /t...-Vt bud S. it.. 1' _................. Of FROM 1.1.01'6'6 LIST. Eat 1 c a 13, Orr. 57.--Pastwil bv. the Or:on, 5,,.. i , aneiro , Salle, Eras, 1.... iii '51414„;45, awl the P, a. _: Irbil (rani Gul to: n tu.... 4 h. WO SINCESINCSI3S7I:Mernmeter. COI. :r from 11.411114gettc, elatell 215t11 Ottnl,,•, 'lle I'he Master or a brig winch in tie is Lt-.• 15S ' fro:a under IDintgeuesa , 5 . ,,,n.5, t;,., : Ni .ll l i veccel. are on otione between that i.:,,.. NE er. The Followill4 velsehe have pint ni tyre the Imo of anchors and valiles, and otllLt va : p Sally, Travers, of London ; Royal Soveners, 1 nit London (oral, Domingo; Dtaprr, Camprd, uu, for Beafast; Mature, Hill, of Weyoueth ; ma Ge.arge, -; and 3lary,--......, uf Sesultrtsusi } g Liverpool, hail .g been rats foul sof." Oa THE MA RK E TS. ',hi Nal CORN EXCHANGE, Ocy. re. 1 -41 fly of Wheat this day is again estermemst 4 55 sato are ! effected; the buyer. ill it au advance. New as per eatthacp: t , . per quintet. There is scarcely any soft if .....,. itr Baas Idaewise ; Beans of each tied are gather ere arc also very short supplies of MM, sod mho owned rather higher. Prices of / low as um 1 CURRENT PRICE OF CHAIN. Ur .. 76e. *as. tom. ' Beans yeast 71a t d Jr/ ,new).. twos. to3fr. Tack Beans tits. 731. od WI . ..... ... nil. 5/5. Oats ..... 34. 375. 411 1 444. 40s. Poland,- ...... 43a. as id het 7rs. a6it Potatoe &Ito Os awl Wt i 0 Rape geed,...... oat 454. ot Wu i'' 13 ' 8 ' l " %. 1 - 1510 Flour .... 43. Is. ILA 464. N.. normals ._........em ..., Th Fie -- erLIIRIDGE. spret or's Return.--TitURSII•Y, OCT. la. On . per Toad sal. -1. so tai. re. , per quarter 465. .-d. t o 40E is i -4. - a 6.. .-4. to Its. -4. St 69a..-d. to 7tm.....d. I • .. -ass. -41.A0 ties..ww , d. . i Wii 11 Al AbiDSTRAW I T ESTER tat' . ..SAMtele. 111111TCCIIAPEI.. n•. to 61. 6s. od. Hay 31. Its. to 61. WO ( k. to sti. at. Od. New, -1. -s. to ut. of ChWer, 61. 6s. to 71. ;It .1 : Straw, Ai 1 ts. to it las PRICE 07 HOPS. 1:a VACS. Poemirrs. f„ SI to al. 0. Refit, 31. 41s. to Si. -II 3s. to J'e. 15s. Sussex, 31. Ms as al. la 71. 31. to a'. Ise. Edmin.... fa. ft 71. 70 - _ ara .._ u_...i..- SMITHFIELD, OcT. us._ 's market um tolerabl) a -!1 mapplietraith CA .• fL tattle. Reek Mutton, mail Pork, sac capper at lomat. V supports lawt were, and the teide t part was bat isdifTreetit. l'he sale:. io thel ,, y- -3 e nut 'lively. Clever 'Attained a better mire Oise si worket. Illay.niad I , trava sold at 101 prices. Ii s accurate statement o 1 the purrs and untobers. To .oilt the I /dal pi r stow. ot 'alb. ...m. 'taut to 45.0.1. Dead of (Intik this day .- • ..11 , . to.). to 45. Mt. Mast. .11 . hts al. to 7e. fat. 7:141.1. .. ..... .. . 51. end. to tie. Dd. f - alvis . Sc.. 1.1., 10 01. rut Pigs... a..o it SMITHFIELD HAY.:II.IRIi ET. 11. 100. mt. •to • tili Os. ad: • 11. tae. od .. so IL esc ed fr ter.. 6l. efts. mi. to 71 4 7s. od. p. _......,_____. ..,.._,....._-__. COAL-MARUET, 00708 r t es. • ;whet. &dd. Price. w tweastle nterlaaid moll ea:'. %Ices and So. Jono•-1101iday at the Put, J lie I reit es. 1 OURSE OF EXCIIANteIiu Sect. we. I 1.... 31 4 It U. Ve11iC05.554... Mt s - • :ht.. .1.1 9 NII=.•”,•••• 40 • I .... I.) Ili .3 U. Li ..........- Ila .... 31 -• ~ , ,U. 1 /porta ' • 60 ..., 3 , 1 I Al'. imaia...• •. •• ~ latel%l iti Cork ..... ita u it U. aI:LLIGP• i.l is ' POlll.Ol Gold in Cois -in paper. • and Har. piv of. -- -- - 43 street. New Lotslikatow.. - - - 1 - its paper. Neu Dolluaw - - 43 ta'syt. Silver In 105r5...... - - - New l_msia inch.. - - -' • 5t I Agin 'of tbs. Rank rat Hunan.: 31, per Crui. BIRTHS. imrlayilloereeileg, at the Seamy. the lady of rap- Ruoke, ad Rogirmtst of Goan's, of tutus Au) moratea, at Ashford, Kant, Cie Lad, .41:r 'a dam:later. srawley se'anantit,_at Blainolant, 9rotlasil, tin sent , Adam, Esq. all i'. airs. AM.lrdlierP T 1.0 1,,, ' ch4ll AnstrOther Tbunesue, Eris or Clivril.'''' t e s La c:a d o , iitti nf t, w a nui t Itt ro ota uH ra ili F , I q e r. ante, o i r ti . th .... r in ioioat •: day as'auight, Me Lady of Ih. Julio thew, . sautlaorl, of a won. MARRIAGE. lay, the ad isat. at St. Mietosers,.lubis Bone, r- 1 ..car Wigan, to Miss Saadi Bell, of h.l,r ::: ! tarstang. DEATHS. aged RI, Mr. Meath, barks?, of riaataikli,C l .r a i. s t... sein , ' , -..ig p b eit. t, the a n s lir . .. d .LL . tci f :: 1 7 .-; . 11 1 e. 1 , 2 :4 4 4. 1141- I . fr:t; isms DAY, AT iAts Mir N. -14P.16 , 1• , • 14411. ANT .a 0 I Erel • la.. scats &AN* • • !4! .m.............. 5,......... . _. . 411 • of moue 0a.... -M.N.,'" , L. a., this Pape r i t:::t P u r , iu c L w e. ;ty l : by r.in...ck t 5, ;. :: : a. 1 .. 1f r, 1 71 1 ,1 1 , e . 1 .1. ji. 1 1 7 , , 5u 1ti u 5i i:::; 17, ,..x4.,,..; :is LlGet,fituai paid), *ill Ilm arty elltsailud . -11 l