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taiiimlp teat up Vein. sad law:at& Lim tbeee mat soma owe Whew waitsmt to speak to M.: he immediately west dates oftios t‘. lmiteimmii s ft be woo, aid too ieotasdiag to It aow ' who woo Mete at that owommotioble how, be was mailed t • viol of ottlio ash &Moo of personal vitibmiee. Thin pomotoded from both the Deloadao•te and Memo temolloo we aim Wiwi with 'beim ad mooed with] seine. tosipeilmirlfut artiste; 'oboalil be ores dm dom. did SW ihm bet left theta. Nod moreamt ho totieleed tad doilies** to• SOH Mt. ILlardwa alyMo, bet is his (Com:, piaiaases)edmaalatent with tea hired, it woe lieteraMeni tiled hi .Mold apply to this oilier fee a emerald opium both, Defelidoote, as Oh. Gordimitial forfeited, by his modem asy M:m to she oalliafactiipa of se Uestlemaie. • Mr. Giwtl4.o »Whited, awl is *reser read a letter whist he received fresi the CompWear's, eestaisiag isueb eiresed” IM tete. Tfts Wetillellie Geld, it was t &alias quarrel I hi saw soars( against Mr. Fsrden, aid d•seharzed bits sad Me. 11wied by sidering Mr. Finney sad Mr. Gordis; 'te eater fors *brie awe rerogeis tam at Cll. eats I. keep tbe peace Natant, each ether. JAVEItV kSS. JUSTICIARY COURT, Strrtaisca The Circuit Court of Judiciary wag opened here Outstay, by the Right Honourable the Loa, Apo. Ttctt Citan and Lnrd . - - - - - Aim Mackenzie, idiom Reach, accused of child monk.. sad concealment of pregnancy ; and Anne Mitiofeenzie,• elide Reath, and George folasie, fur sweet, heeling failed to spores', were outlawed. Margaret Milne, from Elgin, uccused of child-, murder sod concealment a pregnancy. having Orioles, Gouty, was veusenced to six mouths tens prisonsteat. Elisabeth Ross, from Evantown, parish of Kil tram. Ross-shire, accused of cliikl-murder, was ills. aniseed from the bar, no evidence having been ad alueed alpinist her. iiie7 Moe Rae, Recoiled of wilful five-raising, by ret nog fire to a ! dent idiom of fir trees upon the lands of Inverinate, on the 24' It of May lay lust, was Brought to the bar, when the diet spins' her was tiesetted. Robert Macdonald, accused of the murder of William Miller, late tenant is Myreleistiern v parish ..r M'atten, Caithness, pleaded Aot The matinee of the decersed's death was issvolved i I obscurity, and there existed in the lenatry 'trot% suspicion that it had been 'indent, which, I..iing attached to the Prisoner, made investigatiou mummy, and he was brought up for trial at the I ~r ... fru it. when the dirt against him was deserted pro ire° et trospore. The cave now came on to be tried. There were nn fewer than forty-six wit wires for the prosecution, the greeter part tic whom were examined ; but the Public Prosecutor, after an investiption which lasted about eight hours, gave op the case. Mr. Gitarr, Counsel fur tit. Prisoner, elated, that this step left him uothisig to say. but to express regret that the practice of inquiry into such event* by an ancient institution (the Coroner's In (Tarot), an useful in the filter country, had been die-• cantos,. d in Ws. by which his client, who had suf leied en imprisonment of eleven months, might ialve been at once dealers d innocent. As even the ,rpnz delieti had not been proved, the Jury could Pi-i•e no difficulty in ti 'Aug a verdict of hot (i iffy, e•L'elt was iiiscomfately returned. James knee, James Mackay, Elisabeth Mac donald, Marian Gray, John Mackay. Jean Gordon, Betty 111vr , izon, Miaowing' Mackay, klitabeth ...urftellnod, and Jahn Mackay, all of the parish of Lair)(. and dowdy •' Sutlierlasid, were called to t..e bar, accused of mobbing and rioting. and its...lilting and drfnrciug the dicers of the law em- I ireirel in the rzitention of their duty. Three of Overly. James Mackay, Betty Morrison, and John Mackay, •opri.red, and pled Ala Guilty. mud the *sire seven were outlawed. After the examination of two witneeses, the pub -I.c J'r..*cutur deported (tom all the charges against Jytio Markry mud Bette limy. but desired a ver ve t of (.stilly against Jaahes N 1.4 key. The Jury having been distiocily charged by the presiding Judge. retired to deliherare on their vet -11.:4 ; sod the Court adjourned ut Moe o'clock. In the evening of the 17th ult. the postboy coo se)ing the Dublin made from Castlrbar to Ba was attacked on the road Wilkie a mile of the hors r 1 BuMpragy by two unwed men, who dragged 141 ..11 Ins liproe, beat him with relentless cruelty, sod rol,beit Lim ni the mails. A reward of fifty nund• has been offered for their spprehembioo.— On the ewertingsf the 10th ultimo, the pout boy • .veying the Dublin ossil-bag from ittathitesl to was attacked by four mend mew, who bat of the snail, after treating him . with .unrl sr barit, A *sitter of the 57th regiment, named 211ilis, was trod fur the morder of Wit., tan Cannon, at ',le fair of N.alr.„ as stated to a former Paler, and ptinitted. We were couterord to bear it die. iloctly swore, swim this trial, by two Alagistratra , e.,usoir (tiriFemee ST. GEORGE. Esq. stud hr Her; CMCIL CRAMPTON), that the Barony of l‘alsoathe la at present in "a very distarbed state," that an ilbgal organisation has proceeded to • I tignilit cable extent therein —(litayo Constitution.) quest was recently *Amu at Turuditcls, is rby•liire, befury Mr. CIIaItNIFIL. BATEMAN. CO. 4tr, on Virile of the boil; of A/MAMMY W•RDI.II hut ail ice, labourer, when • verdict of a' Narckr" ems returned against Ihatiel States, ..! tie prish of Dulfiekl, labourer. It appeared i:,at the il.censret, vu his return from Belper matiet lel the pi .Ce of his residenc , , found Slater in the fa i t. pal h, ',pair t.tly in • slate of tutolication. I hititu l udly assisted and removed him out of ~oviret, he left him *tut pri.ceeded ots his way 11 , 41111 r. ShoTtly alterwards Sheer followed and r , rurt..ok the decesaed„ and accused him of bating, at a pottlic.hhos e in Helper, made use of express. Hihni Injurious to the character of Slater and his hrautor. Waanns 'inured him 4se bad said malting , I the kind. Slater htemeno rely and in s:sied u . the deceased Bgbting him, which be alto i_ether r. tubed. Slater then mixed a broom-sick it al raidcai the drceaaed was walking, and strack 4wia heavy blows p.m the bred, from the if vim ./etch the peer coma died. We regret that li•ts ..ff odes tease MI custirdy. bating We ordvalet, *Jot laded. iii*v.3 Mar& ?. , 1 A 31A Eirbowakial l a r Iry lop?. WI) ' • . I - Vl* T Sod Ased„. is every slay smutting , arillereastel• attoesists have been made liettaterlW4l4l l lllolpatosoil and eeetaved blacks, set soft to etitelti'llelt persenal freedom, bet to esta blish • regularly 'lminizttri rpteno of government. The experiment IMF ,premiers success. The pre sent rater of Hayti. Boyer, as far es we have become acqtailited with his character, sowns to have cor rect ideas of government, disposed to cultivate the arts of peace, and to 14y the foundation of the per natant prosperity and happiness of 'his fellow-ci tizens. The fact once settled, that the blacks in Hayti will succeed in establishing a regular government. the relation of the United States to this people be comes of vast importance. Sheeted ws they are spots our coast and speaking our language. ought we not laterally to expect, that their example will Steve e powerful influence upon our blacks? And is itrnot worth our while to establish • good under. standing with them, that this influence may not he • dangerous one ? Hayti. under its present c . v. cemstanees, mast be, and in fact is, viewed by the southern planter with great satiety ; while its va luable commerce renders it an object of interest to vur merchants. CAPE HAYTIEN, Jvcv 29. 011 ♦ C 0111113.11011 VOW MIL= 11111111111136 TWO AT 0671 111AVTICX. His Excellency the President of Hayti, whose anxiety is constantly directed towards the happi ness 'of his fellow citizens, has appointed • Cost. omission for Intim(lion for Cape Hayden; the Members of which are Citizeus lOaticale, James Simon, Chavrier, •ud Prevost. On the 43(1 July, the Genera of Division Moony, (ienerui Nord Alexi•, and the Members of it►is c • -sion for Public Ins ruction, visited the Priniory Sroioni. General Misgsly there, in the pretence of the )(wog pupil., pronounced the fol lowing address to the Members of the above-men tioned Commission ILgetztos--Publle instruction beteg one of the Im perilled vehicles of national prosperity, has beets established is Hayti by • law, which &foes your ditties as Members of the Comatisolon for Public lastest-tido. 1 will not attempt to expatiate opus the beriefits of education • its saletary erects Am well kuow• to you ; but as • fathe r sod Miceli, permit me to refer you to the Ifsh article of the law, to which I have above referred ; yen will there discover the true fouirdation of a 'motional glory, the talisman Which nailer every emergency will direct you." The G-nest then proceeded to name the Cont. minion, and to declare them appointed to their office by the authority of the President, At answer to his uddreas was returoed by one of the commis ion, Prevost, in the following terms : "Gantam..-1. heftier to the worthy Chief of a free people to 'fleet that education enlightess, assists, sad en courages met; that it readers them better inasmuch is it readers them more happy. The man, larked, aepriVAd of erlocatims, is like • mass of (wet matter or asualioished work, iscopolde of dieeerning between ;pod and evil, but more susceptible of evil, sod therefore Ike plaything of the ambitious, who eta employ him against himself sod to his owe rube; but ediscatiost, by improving him, MORN sod displays the faculties of his mind, completes !Islam`, work, sod forms foetal eitisens, who are the more valoalk, is proportion as they u•deratand their varies rights sad duties, as they are coovinced of the respect they are bound to pay to the Supreme Author of every ship', to the laws, to those who admiairter the laws, and as they proctlse le duties which elitism, owe to each other. Thew it is that wets Ilion what roostitote taw% country, sad the doinestk virtues. " Born in a climate highly favored by Heaves, the young Marlins have • surprisiog aptitude fur instruction the elements of winter, which are elsewhere viewed with dread, they imprint with facility. Perhaps among the pupils sow present. education slime is wanting to call late action the densest tektite of aasther Newsom, d'Alembert, Monies quiew, Lavoisier, Rowseran, Recipe or even a Voltaire. " , Honoured by the cinsideuee of :be first Magistrate of the ReptierNssl.eCommhsioa for Public lustros-silos will manifest itself nutous to promote hi. grand views of public hawse dim. It will be happy to roistribsite to the future welfare of it. young 14..w.rilisros, sad will endeavour to deserve the distiogoislied mask of could. race which it ban obtained. Atter., then,'Geseral, as theorists of the father of his coos. try, ',Aliases's dictated by our love towards hint permeally, and by Hie mil mud devotion with which he is asistated to wards the Republic." NATIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. CAPS MATTIS/I. 2. The national merchants of Cape haytien as sembled on the taili of May last, and proceeded to organize thern.elves tinder the oats* of the Chamber of Nntion.l Commerce of Cape Haytien. The establishment of this Chamber has for its object, to confirm sod regulate the relations be. toren the merchants of Cape IlAytien and their fellow merchants in the several ports of the Re public, and to give a general utieution to every thing connected with commerce, the principal branch of public prooperity. HAYTI. RITMO! OF • LETTFR /ROIL rouw-Au-saiscit., DM'S') •L:GUsT a, mi. The arrival a few days since of W. R. Robin's, Esq. is the United -States brig Rotenone, Ins gives great satis faetioe to the merchants of We place, particularly to those of his owe country. He has lees received is the most fit/redly Insener by President Royer sad the other sethis. pities. I undefined that the Preeldent has prossteed to give every attestioe to Mr. Rebiusou's repreeestatiows in behalf of the claims of uur citizens Gamiest this Govetwasenti snit such is the opinion entertsiued of IMr.Robineon's Apia. mimic abilities, that there is scarce a doubt he will recover the claims ends/ his charge, ur at least *bulls from Ibis Toveroment such answers as will enable wet Guarantee to eumpsehend the real Interco( the claims, mad to adopt such intestine as circuits/faeces may reader Necessary (et as eveuteal jest settlemeut." On Sunday, at noon, a desperate attempt was made iu Paris to assassinate Major-General the Baron Diana, by the Sieur HU•ULT, formerly an officer in the 2.1 regiment of cuirassiers of the royal guard, who was dismissed from the corps, whilst it was under the command of the Baron. He forced his way through the wiudow into the study of the General, and, grasping him with fe rocious fury, stabbed him sole region of the heart, the head, and the shoulder. The cries of .his rictus) Khanna(' the servants, who, with several soldiers, ran to the room, rescued the General, disarmed the assassin, and delivered him into the hands of the police authorities. He is a near relative of the Baron's, who was Lis patron, and always treated bun with great regard. The con dition of the General is very grievous, from the nontbrr, situation, and depth of the wounds ; it appears, however, by the surgeon's report, that they are not considered aso:tal. Es rums zsit i ,AWlL I The iltar-piece woo wit plieed (Ai hid WM ihentioned) by Henry 111. , who rebuilt the church, *bleb was iorigioolly erected by Edward the Cow. timer. It was set up duriog the Stuart., or more prdbably oboist the time the church was repaired wider the direction of Sir Christopher Wren. It is in the style of lest than two centuries beck, after the Italian snowier, and quite out of har mony with the *bole edifice. Previous to the Co ronation it was proposed to mike its removal per. monent, and to solace its its stead so appropriate Gothic structure; and further, to make a present of it to some our of the projected new churches or chapels. %Vint's°, chapel was disfigured, till re. stored under George 111. by similar discrepancies, as loamy of our cathedrals yet are. The improved taste of modern ortios was evinced lately in the Gothic temporary coastructions in Westminster hall, whereas the old coronation prints show that sou foriaer occasions they were grossly iocungruout. NEW B U 111 li t PERKS, °cross& 4. Wbeel 3O. to 90s I Oslo 23. to 13. Rye 4B. to SOI I Sasso Barley 29. to 13e I Peeve 3O. to 40. Deesd, per venom, le. lid. to IL 9id. DUP'ER, OCTOBER 4. The sloop Rome, Westerberg, of and from Helmstedt to Havre or Murdering. laden with deals, iron, and tar, came into this port on Monday last in consequence of the strong westerly winds. Some of the cargo has beets transhipped to enable it to he resumed. . The galliot rieforia, Mjoberg. of Gottenburg. from Riga, ladeu with oats, bound to Naples, ran oar shore between Romney and Dymchurch forty on Sunday last, having received cousiderable damage in a gale of wind two days before, and the pumps being clinked the crew coold not keep her free—she was got afloat the following tide, and is now in this port discharging her cargo, iu order to be repaired. The brig Renolation. from Tunis. and slnop Love, laden with flour, both bound to London, are uu shore at Boulogne. The brig Erie. Lyckberg, of and from Stock holm, bound to Saint Brieux, is jest put into this port with damage end very leaky; her cargo vnusista of iron sod drab, which will be obliged to 'be handed. Ori Tuesday night the►e were upwards of 250 passengers landed from Cretins ; the greater part tied been detained at Calais dome days, owing to the strong sortherly winds. Arrived last night the holy Corkbeen and Defence psornae vessels from Calais with passengers; also the. Desire French 'racket with the mail. Sailed this day thr Chichester picket, with the tswil and tus-engers fur Calais. Arrived this inornisig the Rob R..y steam-vessel r 116.111 Cmlei., and the Lord Demean packet with the wail from Ostend. Seven o'Cloek.—Thr King George Inestge-ves. eel is this in arrived from Calsis, with •bout 60 passengers. NAVAL 111TKLLIGENCR. 'ovenwares. oarosea Arrived ties Riad so 4 Lee from France ; Cifiefignafge, taissaplin, from the Omni for New York ; and Acorn, Christie, frogs ditto fur Oporto. ti.vegotrrn, earesta 3. Mail d ye streday the 11 ambletosiaa, GI Iberisoa. for Africa; and Mariner, Chnrelistard, for Liverpool, Tbey bare put bock to-day. the lamer with considerable damage, having twee me fool of by ■ smack ►etoren Fowey and the Dodunan, abort two o'clock this monis% and carried away part of her niabeinast, 'krauts, &c. TALWOUTII, OCTOIBER 3. WM the Sally, Sieves% for Itarbadors ; •ad hailed., Richards, fur Lisboa. attoot.marest, °cross& 4. The Eliza sad James. Emir, of Yarasarsilr„ was rum dawn WIT Fbinabre Iliad us 30th alt. by the Gaud Desip, or Yar. wreath, crew saved sad landed here. VAIVVVIPOOL, OCTOPI 3. Twu brailird and fourteen bogabearis of tobacco have be►n eased from the wreck of the Da Iris, from Virginia fut The vessel is to be sold uo Friday arm. TAR MIOILITII. OCTOIMIJI 4. Arrived en list 34 iaatant the Apullu, M4ll, freak Leedom, With kiss of sealer mod sable. owWtst, oceowWW 4. ' Aniseed the Hallows Bird. frees Sunderland for Plywnsith, with wisdlasa broke, and slipped frosts her sachet and cattle. DUCAL. OICTOMPit 4. iailyd for the River the Aim and Amelia, Mao, Crum Cal. sotto. Cane down from the River the Mierionery, Davis, few Borneo; Avdeol, Boyd, for Birlfost; aod Pursuit, M , for Tobago. Arrived and smiled for liar River the Recovery, from Roo. bee; Heavy, Limes, from Norway fee the Striliierrawitaw ; Nod Frederick William, &Intim, from !Nellie for Oporto. Pat back the fleecy Poreber, fur Pada ; ■ad several others, names sakaese. GIIVICPWWO, oc-roars 4. Arrived the Moira, Harablaw; Hyperiva, ?loafer; sad Lady Carriagtoo, Kuipe, to. Bengal. PRICE OF LEATHER. Baits, 59 to 561 b.. each 2W 1. 244 per lb Ditto, MS In 116110 s. each ll4 to 2241 Dressimig Hides Flue Coach Hides .. 194 to 204 Crop Mats 35 to 40 lbs for cultism 1744 to 1844 D no 45 to 50164..... ..... "1844 to 204 Calf Skins 30 to 40th. 274 to 314 Ditto bolo 70 lbs 264 to 294 Ditto 76 to 80th...... 254 la I:84 ;wall Seals (Greenlastd) 184 to 1N Large ditto Tanned Horse Hides 114 to 19.1 Spaisisb Horse Hides DAVIS'S STRAITS FINIIERY. The Combriao, armed off the Humber from Dories Strait., briars she folleseriak amnion of Ilse Hall ships : Albiuss. 12 ish ; Madre's , Marvel, 10 ; A.iel, 11 ; Aurora, 3 ; lironewiely 14 ; Frieodship, 1 ; Gilder, 45 ; IYiere, 3,140 h Allen; Kokella, 3, ditto ; Lee, 3, dills ; Lord Wrlliarloo, 3 ; .1111oegaret, b, 1 Iltb August • Mary Fraser', 4 ; Noma% 2, ISIS, Amgen ; keys' Ge orge, 2 ; Thelon, 4; William , Is sod Zephyr, 14. SERIOUS QUARREL—II has been stated to na that -- f !ARDEN. E.g. Son to the late principal partner of the mice-distinguished banking-house of HAYDEN and RIVERS, or Waterford, having had some altercation, a few dais since, with Faswcu Baaaiworom, E.q. of Tenweir, near Darrow, tired his fowling.piece at duet gentleman, and lodged its ciniteot. in the upper pert of hie thigh. it appears that Mr. HAYDEN claims • right of sporting on the !acids of Tenweir, ai,tl had gone there on this occasion in search of game. He was met on the lands by Mr. BARRINGTON, who pr. remptnrily ordered him tognit, ou his refusal, fired at and shot Me. HAYDEN'S dog. Under the irritation nristeg fron► this violence Mr. HAYDEN committed the uct alluded W.—alike:ary Mo derator.) Ye.tcrday two hop. named JeA4lagratil and Ikary Smith, the farmer IS year. of age and the latter 10, were committed f,r trial Goon the Viable Office rest a charge of picking pock , tse They were both identified by the officers as hating been in eu,todt• I.o.firre. COAL MARKET, ()ROSS& 3. ship at Markel. Ships Saki. Prise. Ils} Neweasii; 33 Suoilettlesod 1 Slone Coal. 1 Ostlers 1 calm 14 A if • Aso CORN EXCMARCA 60/41411111 The *frivole of all drearipliest of pale Oa.* sierdsy bey' bees bet swan, pi ear asorket 'aetiology ettaiiiely dull f"w the Wester quakily. if sew Wisest, bet floe old fully s•pports Mislay. prices. parley per gnarar tbfleplit, hewing bet few buyer.. Batas awl Petite an dell sale at Moodsy's prime, bet Oils weft tolerably brisk at a ileitis. of le. pot sparter. Mail DUB. Cora Inspector's Rotors, Tinutt6at, Omni* 4. Wheat, per load l7l 10. to BIS —a New ditto Barley, per qaarter 330 —d to 36s —d Oats ls. —d to 3s. —d leans 30. —d to 44s —d Pease Rye ..30. to 334 —4 HEMEL HEMPIFTEAD, 0,114a4a 4. 111'16est, per W• (live booklets) I Olds 45. to 556 Od Neese New ditto Y36 to 54e Old Bosse ... .. —4 to —4 Borlcy, per goat 416 to tee Peeve --6 to 446 Od SALISBURY, OcTomtit 2. Wheat eta to $O. Oa Oats.... res. ed. tot/a. Bd. Barley. DEVIZES, Ocdroasa 4. Wheat.... It. 01 • 44. Od Oats 27a Od a 33s Od BMarla.... 34. 0.1 a 411. Od I Beams 995 Sacks of Wheat sold at the average of 33e. 3d. lIUNGERFORD, Ocroora 3. t • Us. OJ. I Dat0..140. ed. *0 9M. Od. Bsrey..tes. ed. to tles. OJ. Beers 19.. ed. to 44.. Od. SMITHFIELD MARKET, num, °MIN% S. There was bet a middling supply "(Cattle at maelket this wanealsg, is coasetreace of wiskh the prim are somewhat higher than lest markrt•day. In the Hay-market the price or Hay is rather lower. In Straw sad Clover there is so alteration. The canoeist 311 as accurate stattsarat of the prices Bud numbers:— To leek the offal per stow of 11lb. OJ. to 46. Id Howl or Cottle Obis day: Mistime Als 44. to 4s. 044 I Beasts Lomb.. Os. 04. to Oa. 0.1. 11.01....34 •.1. to 4.. 106. Pork 2a 61. to 44. OJ Amp . 7.00 Calve. nos. • • II A Y.SI A It 11: ET. Hy... .., Si. 10r. 04. to Y. es. ed. Clover Si. Os. Od. to 51. es. ed. Straw NEWGATE AND LEA DENHALL MARKETS. (By the Carcass.) Beer .... to 84 lo 3s 8.1 Veal .... 3i 4.11 lo ba Od Mottos.. 3s 04 1 3. 4d Pork .... 2. 4d les ks Od lArab. . 3. OJ to 4a W. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. sr. Jules's. wotrrest Aral. Hay 3/ 54 0.1 to 41 4. 0.1 Hay .... St 10.04 to 41 dis Od Straw It 7s 04 to It tbe 04 I Clover— 41 Os Od to WO. od Clover 4/ Os Od to au 0. Od Siraw .I,loe Od 1.1 It 1440 d PRICES OF TALLOW Tows, Tallow Sas 0.1 —. UJ Yellow Rani. 47,104 0.1 White dittu...46s Od —s ad Soap ditto.— 43s 0.1 —s ad Sleighs( Sluff 36. fkl Ditto rough..2s* Od —s 041 ', SOAP, &r. per 1171 h Vanua , /hasp See %rola Card Graves lea es Good Dregs 7a ea PRICE. OP RAW FAT, per stun, of Bib . Price of Time* (as state.) by Hie Talluw 311ellers) to. 914. PRICE OF CANDLES, Prow Tallow Chaodiers Hall. Price of Candles, per doses, 10. 0 4 1--Momlds, 11. W. Cl. per dozes allowed for ready Rooney. PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt. New woes ITS NEW BA AL geet —.lt 10. to 3/ Ilis Kent 2/ 2. to 3/ YI Sow. —V 4s to 3/ Os Sussex 21 01 to 2/ 112. I Esses....2l lOs to 31 12s Essex .... 21 2s he 21 16. [Frau the " London New Price C t."] FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER S. COTTOL—The purchase. of Cotton since our last con sist of— 900 Beata! 100 Coral 40 Madre, 7 . •••• 960 Pernambuco l2lld. • 111114. -...f 227 Dens aaaaa aod &Ones Old. • Ithd. lop pit 6 Grenada ' ••.'• The arrivals, from the Ytih September In the 4heltilleiser inclusive : Bositb4y.... 81441flis . Jamaica Berbice B4 _ . . • . . _ • _ _ _ _ This maiket la quiet, or aecosent of t►e India sale Next Weil.; the pries, are little warted. The arenuats fro. Li. verpoul Ills morning state that wiai kat steady,but not Mach busisstas doing. MIMIC—The demand for AV nrciowades has been steady and considerable; the colonly Sugars fully support the previous mires; low browns bare sold at a re ductina of ed. a Is. per cwt. There has bees a considerable demand for Refihed Goals his week, parlicularly fur good lumps; the prices are little variid. The large purchases made by the wholesale grocers Am the Mane consumption prevents any accumulatiou of rink; quantity offering is Sueusisidersble.-31islasses balm bee. la brisk deensuil, 245. fly public sale ou Tuesday, 148 sleets Havanush Sugars supported the previous prices, middling to growl white 38s. • 411 s. Vorrenn.—The piddle sales of Tuesday west at a coml., deroble seduction; Foreign Coffee was 4s. a ha. lower ; Sae al lbe reductiou of 4p. a 6s. Since thea the !market leas improaed considerably: the public sales brow& forward have goose ug wills blinkers', sad Jamaica Coffee Ms sold oboes Se. above site prices of Tuesday. 'flier, were four public sales of Coffee ibis foreasion, the whole sold finely; ordinary Jamaica Coffee is ts. a Is. higher than pis Ail week; It. Doniags fif goad quality st Id lo.ilay letl. 63. sad 163.. • damaged oes. s' 100 a.; ese sedimiry Havansah ed., and 103 s. The mast is growly improved, particularly is the demand ; the prices ars also generally higher than os Tuesday last; there is every res pect of • farther adulate Is the prises of CoWee.. FILIJIT coatinues in rather limited deposed: tlis Grit cargo of new Muscatel's was this foienoon brought fur.a.,l by public sale; the grocers do sot eel... noel' referees* is pioshase so early, as there is rather • minsideralile quan tity of Ilse old still on hand. Rom. PllktlDY, and ItemMatios.—By public sale 3d in stant, 163 parichiromi Jamaica KIM sold -15 a 17 O.P. . IS a 91 This fore's**, lee pemelietias Jamaica, all sold-- 16 •St O.P .. Is. Bd • Is. 91. It • 14 The prices*, these two public sales were about It!. r.r gallon ender the previous rates by private contract : wised for Runs confiners limited, Rod the minket in .y he stated heavy.— , The brisk sad extensive demand 'for Br in.:, cosiimses ; the prices advance rapidly, and for Caesar id good quality, 4s. 6il. has been to-day realised.—Genera ph is scarce, and held fur higher prices. Ott s, Fisstafits, Ise.—The intelligiace of Werltte. , ll respecting the Davis' Straits Gallery aas distressing; Iris vesicle were lost in the Ice : the new, hail • favourable effect on the kir?* of Whale Oil; fro* 241. the previous nominal price of Whale Oil, it 'demoted to 251. and 26/. sod there were few setters. The News this monis( ii spiel favoura ble ; • vessel has arrived off the Humber, *ell Gibed, and gives a eery favourable report lathe vessels she spoke with ; they were well fished. lkotno.—Tbe title Has flaished at the India House; the brie bodice has sold 9d. a Is. higher than last sale, the con suming ladigues at the ad of Is. a Is. 3d. TALLOW.—There is rather MOO' &mend for Tallow, end higher prices are realised: this fuernuout sales at 45•.9.1. The accounts early in the week respecting the Davis' S.raisa Fishery had a favouralle effect on Tallow, but the account from Hull this awning has again damped the menet. Town Tallow is to day quoted 495. tld. which is the same aa last week. RIOT RACE. ...1m0... A Rataaing Match toot place, for a wager of SO guineas, oa Weditesday moroing, in Hyde Park, between two young men of weli.koovro pedestrian fame, whom the Judge tbanght lit to designate, lam mile as Jack spigyof. and t h e other Tall Boy. Bork Hill was the place where th► groom! (150 yards) had been mensored, and where they started a little after seven o'clock, betting 5 and 6 to 4 in favour of Tall Boy. They kept abreast fur SO yards, whets Jack Spit gin berm to twit ground, and Tall Busy eventually true the match, heating poor Jack by upwards of nine yards. Up wards of 1,000 pennon were assembled, sad several Lou. dreds were won and lust. Thursday wwwsiwg, abnot ekves o'clock, Mr. W. Wnod iq a master bricklayer, residing its Grab-street, was repairtec the roof of the basso beloagiwg to Mr. Wbeatby, a fruiterer, in Craws street, Finsbary-quare, when suddenly his fruit slipped, and he was precipitated into the street, nearly fifty fret, tad hikes Do his head, bis skull was da.bed to Mr. W. has left a large family to bewail his loss. NORTHIMIN MUTING.—On Friday night liberal sebacrptions were entered into for the amusements of neat year, amongst which the establishment of contemplated.—Lo►d HUNTLT. in addition to hie oilier subscriptions, placed 501. at the disposal of the long-talked-of race couise at Duneancroy is Glengarry, to which the Chief added 251., and many others subscribed, making altogether a purse of about 150/. as prizes for the exercise.s of the True Highlanders, who at the neat Northers Meeting are to challenge, not only the low coon t►y, but all couutries, in feats of strength and agility. BIRTH. At lliJoey-pitee, oo the Mb ult. the Lady of the Rev. lobo Rennet of Mallow of • sous. The Lady of Willis's Webster, jos. Esq. at CsWailsl noose, near Inverness, of a sos and heir. Oa the 23d wit. at Glossop, is Derbyshire, Martha, •Le wife of Amor Howard, mechanic, was safely delivered of her tweatieth child (by one hatband) : the child sad mother are , dolog well. Memo of the above fatally were born alive, and baptised, sod thirteen are sow living. MARRIAGES. On Tuesday the 4SIk ult. by the Rev. Paul Belcher, Vicar of Mayfield, near Ashborne, Robert Voliyhan Wyune Wil liams, Esq. youngest son of the late John Williams, of the county of Angleses. Esq to Marianne Aked, niece of Mrs. Arkroyd, of Mayfield Hermitage, in the suvety of Stafford. By special lioratie, on Thursday the 27th ult. at Thtseles Church, by the Rev. A. Hoops, John A. H. Beene, Esq. of the city of Dublin, to Sarah Eliza, third dinghies' of Cowie, Thomas (rDell, of O'Dellyille, in the county Limerick, and relict of Maurice Fitzgibbon, Esq. of Castic-grove, county Tipperary. On Saturday, al Limerick, lattte. Therry, F.eq. eldest MD of Jake Them, E. one of t►e Cumminionera at his Ma jr•ty'a ReVrIIIIP, Dublin, to Letitia, relict of the late I'. M. Helieruos, F.aq of Lisketimi, le 'be coosiiy of Limerick. DEATHS. On Tweeds, night, the 4.1 institet, after a long sod pasted illness, is Ids 73d year. John Craeruft, Esq. of Harkthors s in the roost,' of Lincoln. 0. Sunday last, after a lingering illness, Dr. Newsom, of Middlewirh, in the County of Chester, aged 511, wham death will long be regretted by a large circle of friends and ac quaintance. Os the lat instant, at Plymouth, Georg* Wary Strut; Esq. of Milford. I)erbysliire, eldest see of George Beaaa• Stroll, Esq. of Helper, is the same comity. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Moods( 16 utter 9. 1 Evening N •!M 9. PRICE OP STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Ct. C 005... 77111 I Et. 131118,2. 1,000/. 24 pt 3 per Ct. N. Ann. 1 lOU I Ditto 3001.. 3 4 pt. Imp. 3 per Ct. Atm. 77k I Ditto Smell ..5 4 7 t►r. India 13..5id5...66 Gel pr. I Cons. for Ao► 771 if Lottery Tickets 19/. liils. t:OURER OF EXCH AKC Amsterdam ....C.F H 18 Ditto at sight lt 13 Rotterdam .... 2 U. It 17 Antwerp ... 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