The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-09-27 00:00:00

• . . • SPORTINC TNT,: LLIC • LoyooNaracar alcus. • TV TS OIL*, orrr.& Thew 'brine no tsluwaitovs tu States of fifty rn . tat lrbdr.l fur Ills slay. the Sio4 us& ram. tu CGS)* glilast . :l a kw goo for b, bur..., &r. pruper4 1'rm1..31.3r bt ro,,ty. ur u: ~,,i,1•31! ift‘liStAk Of t 1... tit) of Derry —_- Ms steurnowis b. g. r arm, r • Mr. 11t55i011...... r Gincer 2 2 9 tat is ',ova. of Gino.: al ios. tour SLY. A ;1 7 .,, e ,p Plate of :4:ti fel :tar:. so. &c. t.is property of ~,•.be,> of the cw.lAttt... Dui:col, .1 otratu, or T)lo.lit—..!•toil: heist to. '4l r. Spereeo g. us. Nasity Dawson 31.. brig:y*4 • bßwt brttisig Naas." Da e sans Mon vassal:4,Pa% :Eitti Guises' fur say b o rer, carr)l36 :Jr. Joyce. be A. ibbnt 3:64takil cla Ram,: u.1.1C. • "Ate tt waiver !Mate. S:r r nr. r. nor. h. g II: i 5 1 I Mr. Wribmais St. Patrick 3.114 Oubrip.l's e: b, Sit Ildward Mr. Joyce's b. X. :t1.446 2111:JR.11A Y. . 11 , titers'itesktv a 1 e jp. 1. ft. 10 &midi flit Slew " • girds idied 1,411114e3b y's be. Trim •b. E. Cbu.4.%-fa3t 21t1 II AT. Stity G•Jitacsa...llmite boa -3 /Groh br b. Abbot .4P- c. f Doe Nr.8,00 - Capt. II iV g. b. Rears*. • List SASVILD•Ir. D•rty Stet.t pp • ui , lyd by thr• stew•rde, for Ineb b.-rd Inc tort, Armloads by Gro•tirmeir, iSlat j lb. rk•lc —wro t belts Sir G. to. V Hires b g. lleabow iir nieS)ls b. Kre , •o;ite A teenicootestcd watch, and aflordad touch satisfaction the ILllllOl , ll‘ of the tart; l!eubow winutog bath heats by artily hail a Lock. t. %Mt DAT. anis for the beaten hones of the week—:-Rite heats. Zia WA' s.as'.: b. R. St. Petrie% )I.lr. X C.,ulcy, c. h Dtuaroud i dr 111,- lierli's c. a:. D4/II e .--rol.-- CAALISLE RACES. TC1014.4Y, 4111. T. .A. Vie Rin's ride of wogs- be borate, Ste. of en ars. roar oat 7st•Ns....ht y...srs uld List. tilb. ; a yrs. old, set. ; is yrs. oIJ, sat. tab. ; ti yrs. uld, yst. ; spa, get. gib ; mores sod rldinp silo. el 2% s.r H. T. Vanes S. by tor Petry, .7.. yrs. old.. • . a 1 I evbeel Middens** Is r. Demo, a ct. old ... 1 0 2 PT. Bales 's b Honest I ferry, by bt.o. 3 yrs. old Jdr 7.ded Strathmore 's be. ca. Desdentuaa. 3yrs. ad fell dist. fst J. L 3 -caws rh e. Oran ; • yrs. old dr . Xr. tionarrstiees c. us. Peers, by+Sir Peter, 4 yes. •Id N 4 ol Desdanons at ate hag ; aftsesen;ds 6to 3 is larnur Of °tildes's b. c.—llie kuorriapouss were completely token ist ler rSD Ai. Tarty ?mods given be the Earl ,4 Carlisle, fur three and fur years old looses, &e I n u ink beats —a yrs. old, sit. ; • yes. old, let. J Lastioies e I V. Oran, 4 Vre. old I I - - fie SFr. SOO &ALEN Ilbrosd, yrs old Dir. J. Piglet b. t. Tgrstple, J yrs. old.. . ..... 3, 4 Sir M. M. Sykeks f. 3 yrs. old Lord Lowther' Ir. e. by Sir Peter, 4 yrs. old. dr. Emu betting un Lawscres and Sybirei. Sykes's ran out of *lie coarse. SAIIIC CAY. PM/ pournis 0111 by Ow Corporation of the City of Carlisle, with dogs. Subscription salve!, for maiden borers, of aft ages --Too mile be rs. old, Tat ; • yrs. old ; tst. ; yrs. uld, sat. 1011.. ;1, old and aged, set. Mfr. e. try Exprt tntion, 3 ors. uh 1.... 1 2 I hir E g. r. 3 y vs. old Mr. Bell`s h. e. 3 yrs. uld e 3 de 31r. Key's b. e Sir J. Darleverwo, 3 yrs old h 4 dr Lied 14:),/ifitt's b. e. by Sir P rter , 4 yrs. old 4 dr Mr. Stepletoson's r. f Nigtotinnole, 4 yrs. old Donn 11. lest Iseal,.Espoctatius the fortiori's:. After the st roodhent beta raised mud'. Tlittsid•v. The Noltlissea 111S1Ific.:ttcoietes Nabs( riptio• Putie of lair. for barns, 4116 t of alI Sri. 3 'rib Oki. CM. ; • yrs. rat. s yrs. WA, sat. 1646.; 6 rs old, eat aged, rAt • Sit H. Vane's b. at. by Sir Crier, s yrs. old 1 I Sit 3. Las ...a's rb. e. 011181. 4 11..4d g 1. ird Stratlision's be. n. s yrs. d I . • Cobalt takiWers's b. c. Barad, I )rs. obi, by stamiord Jr. Vase's the favourite. Odds 6 Ws. PAR? 111•11. A Msediesrp Plate of Fifty P. tied* gives by the Members for tbe ty est Castle., fur ths beam horses, ke. Twu 111112 \rave. Mr.l%qs b c yrs. old Mr. Bell's b yrs old Mr. Piety's b. e.lempir, t )rs old s at ettle or nu beetiog, 'Ns easy. The Ordinaries and Aiwa&lto *ere nuuteronty sea bril liantly attended. illeldum s•rr on and turner mission do wen mr usher so large as tromblate of Fashitadsles. tat...trot wbona d would he 4i...ikons to enumerate, lea, prehatil), anuintst sir great a number, we nisght omit some; s 1 psr finderh nbmwred the Lad mod Countess of Losisdale. and thew two daughter', Morprth, and the tiled Hun. Thomas Wallace, a Yysterday. at the erne. ur.l Mli rIP Tavern. tin- II;th She- Yid' far the Fare a most eh ?ant fteraslast it. a 110,11ra row select patty I.adies and Ge The Night tionourahle T. 'tt apace, eat Edward Rawl!, F. 4 ,1 of Int/main, are appoidted Stewards fur the atoning rue Amongst one di.tiara.k.4 visitors we must not omit ono sisarmor, ranch or o'. We amen tlw taunt or Semite, - who, although Isiwo-,r years of ate. travelled from Sothis, damns: at se') ou Art, to ateend his fsvourite spoils, *Lich by enjoyed with ea h zest es thissetbu had not 'numbered wore ttorwoomdtkh of iimigine. Government is under contract with Mr. WI t.- ans. of leuchurch-street, to provide itu,outi suit. • cloths igrreii) for the Snails)) Patriot... We understand thew articles are to be delivered next eel,. A few days since, a value to a cc.tiler's cedar. in IJrninark-0 ,- ..,1, 1)01.11.1, and observed to ies wife that her child was amazinzly like Iter's that died. mad of the Name tan month.. She isoilgiit them presents of aces. fur the child, and pratfea•ed great inttrevt in their welfare. Upon the viini vi.it. she wive the colder a letter to Colonel 111112Trt Pith 101 l Mcu s Hosjoitiah and brought the soother to Monnfjoy-sgore. where she mail her-, husband lived as butler. She gave the usoilier a key to di:liter him. and held the eland till she alreull retern, but on coining hark. tier child and woman had vtniyhrtl. She 1% about 311 year. of ' ate. mid.lle %ire. sandy hair, bug visage. her ai :rent like Engli,h or Scotch. note a Whitt aottrcl shawl with red spots. and s tt6 ~d o tted calico gown. fnded in tiur froi.t, a straw *4l: brawn n));wia., ai.d Aare it inisch over he.. The . raer pareats ire nearly Jeranged bj tbe 4aklatty. ZLif r AL INTELLIGENCE. rOKTMMOCTU. strl.24. Arrived the Furimis gult-brig, at.d l ante! . • I &hip, auto a larwe era%tsy of 40iIbt!tig vra.e6.— T., or three trmosport*, tot, tog ou buard Amnia., the t Wr of the atioy of that coooto. , from the. Baltic, a ith guards and otiscr corr., barked at lianisgate, pabacd this Fort lint niiit fur Falmouth. where they are to rentlerNotot. Cause tutu harbuur the Ilippomiemes sloop of oar. —Wiutl E. S. L. sIPT. "%Vent down into Cawsand Hwy, the iWkdeitio, of 1.2'..) guns. Admiral Lord C . :ambler; as she mewed proudly down the 11isrrow, and abreast of the floe, the band and tirunta of the Ist Royal Linicinthire ie t;iseent, asseitsbietl in Long-room barnicks, played Bide Britannia, and the !hole regiineot gave three livarty cheers. Anels were rt.-echoed *until nume rous assemblage or sivectutors.:on the litik t3he went into Cawsaild Hay in a Site style. and win suit in day or two to join theelnuidel fleet. Arrived the lArr fri..,:mte, from Cadiz. ‘ftwo:aa and Cuckoo sch , ivoter front a cruise ; att . :ouster fronts Csijmmn. Nailed time .I'eptlle anti Valiant own of trim to join she (le •1 ; Chu aping Gillette, Conte founder gun-brig,amt Snapp. r schooner on a cruke; Encounter gun-brig, and Supply. uavv transport, with a convoy to the Downs; and Marrisiotra, snood brig, wait a coatoy for Wales. FALMOUTH• IYTT. e 3. A fleet of transports arrived on Stiodiiy last, with artillery horses from the Downs, to Join the expedition assembling at this port., And yester day a fleet, having on bounl the Ist and :1.1 batta lions of the Guards, arrived for the same purpose. The Slat Regiment arrived last week. The troops from Cork, under Sir David Baini, are expected d a ily, sai d the Spanish troops from the Baltic sire also daily looked shr. It is understood there will be Nome other regiments fl-otu Portsmouth, &c. besides two other battalions of the Guard*, and that the whole will comprise about 15,04 w men.— Sir David Baird is stioken of as the Commander, thongli there is a rumour, that the Duke of York will he here in the course of a day or two.— There are three Generals now herr, 11Ni:elixir, Cr.tuftiril, and *neaten. There are also two fleets assembled here, and waiting a wind, vis, one for Portugal, Spain, and the llediterrcueau, and another for British America. VEAL, SETT. •25. Sailed the Nation to the Westward ; and the Quecir to Chatham. Arrived the Truety, and remains with the ships as per last. POLICE. iwestos-Novse, err,. O. SUSPICION OF ROBBERY. D'ilievas C. 11;;Ite ;ti was charged with havng a quan tity of soup and sugar in his possetshan, and not beinz ibis to account in what manner be bemuse possessed of it. Wainwright, • Constable, stated, that at J.:o'clock, yesterday, dining divine service, be stopped the Primmer opposite to Gelid Allhallos's Church, nob • Mg. On cas ino:Sag it, he found it contained spa bars of suap, and about • quarter of a cut. of brown sear. Vise Prisuuer being asked bow be mime by it, that said • Gramisa bad gives it to bin ; and afterwards ho said a Gentleman gave it to his to carry po Pepper.allci Stairs. The Witness Own took biut into cus tody, gad. no searching born, fouud a silver watch, • 'mall hunch of keys, a kaife, and four toll-tickets. The Prisoner, in Ins defence, said, ha was a labonrer, bad bee• re the country bin resting, and came to town lust week ; he lived with his brother, who worked at a bromism:mu. factors . his mute, be said, was ILA IntS ; they re h ) the same mother, but nut the mast father. lie went on Sunday morning to see the ruins at Covent-gardss Theatre, awl on his retort., • was aho was standing at the door of • whit vault, asked him to entry the bag to Pepper.alley Si ail s, rod be would give bins a shilling, mid ii the Prisoiscr was there Inst. to wait for him. lie did sot know what the beg rot:i -nit....4 until the Constable stopped him—he bad out been wearier. tHs his being asked how he ranee by the tolbliellets be said he dr.g a cart owe day, last week, far a 'using and he received the tickets, hat bh did not know who the 'owing n was, hos' the owner of the cal t. ua his being asked if be bad nu, our to speak to his character I be atom ere.' that I, :s ', m e lt e, sag sister errs present fur that putp.eic. They were s seminal separately. The brother stated his wane WWI John Adley ; he lust been a hatcher, bat steer worked at • bruues-maeufaetory ; that Le was a bourelerper for ten years in the Borough ; he bail • wife aid three children. The Prisoner's name, Le belierril, was Townsend, ■od he also believed he was his brother; they had the same -another, bat not the sense lather. He had • sister, ahe kept a slop in Pepper-alley. He believed the Pi iltotler hail kern %oil:not at the liseista, bet-sole he told hula so. The Priww r had biea employed as • e at t e r h. a 31r.Fislier, about four mouths since, 111,411 which thee be had sot area hire tomtit the utornioe, at the (ampler. TM Prisms.. had ale ►-ew at his house last week. . The sister was then eallc.l in, and stated, that her name was Sarah ('ictor. her hambasid •as a ...menu's, and she lived in Peppri.alleyi the Prhoser came to town shout ten days s=e, Le coil he lsad been to wart. at the harvest ; list Sturdy/ week she and the Prisioiss wait to the house of the last Wit ness, niters the) saw him, and they sprat tie ~Moir tugs they; did not recollect the Christian IMMO 01 She last Wit arm, a:thoagli I. was her brother, but b..lievell it .as John the Prisoner skin at her how so Es lay night lest; she kept a taaw,v,le ; did nut sell algae er ,oap sold apish. and top ; did not et; wet the Prisoner sound bring her either sorry or soli. The )1 4i:15/RATE remanded the Prisoner for flintier VriT 019A1.1, ►err. INI. FAT R Ell F. DI ST Ess. ♦ videel-lorting raison, apparently shout )sirs or age, amorist is oIITIN epistolist to ihr Satin Mogrstrate for • pow to be seat to he; parish ; sire stated that her husband bed bees torgeon Ow a renamed of Militia, and had latex died, mail she was restored to the greatest wog .1% ; she had two sans sea WIZ is the !loyal Navy ; she could rot I.ring Irrnielftii log, although she had been for rowr taw without !rodeos food, east she bad no altentatire hot to heroine so itteaushesit as the pariah to shi. h .he btdoeryi. '1 hr Presiding A t.tieftsi••, sitli the Ingested haw snit), obrerwed to tier lie hail a mat painful task 10 perform, when he as. obliged to ryonninnieste to h. r, tho it ars out of his poser s. asks h. r the means to take her to her parish, silkiest rionosittine ber for sewn Jaye to Prides ell ; 1101 he ,slat, a.tb the greatest pleasure, give her usenet rat. dideat fur her joionsey, out of his own poelot, bat the poi Olt she behmetzed to world out he obliged to reyrae her scathe.% AN had, ie. the Ira imbiber, born committed. He further atom.* that the Art oat sot sine he approved of. I.ut it was the law, he, as • •.Sliseistrate, was &mgr.! to act Gude, He mowed hes, ,t ors the` name dining renovated Bride...ll s:se had to .head, f-r I,t mould take rin that every intention should be pabd to ber, sod every conduct ininirtered _ Ma retuned Mardis toile otietby ALOra , 4l/01, fmr else belietc...t t., Lid sham., fur her, r: a otaarstr that CYO flitted C 0-,211 :air ha wren hem, Sal mid said. Ilia bee suifortuoate sitstatiuu left Ler au ebes.ce. 11he waa. at. cordowly, ra.tain fraseriee. , ,. tram roosraittrd to Brit/avail, for a fort ta:gt,t, f.r hatrima a dead cat, a di, ■ curd tied to it. as: , / ea..* ire a at , use yestestisy, Oaring L': MP! 11.3:r.Cr. I. IL. grcaz aauopuier trf air ramps*. N.IDZIA Exti*et. Beta to mtert st?us•Wo2l4lB , l4 Obilie•11, kit* •' 4 PK:firre PROVISIONS. The necessaries of life are cr the hest quality hero, especially those which are every their the first M demand, via. bread, meat, wine, and cater. With regard 10 the bread, there arefour difirieut sortii, all made of wheat. The finest, tutted pax eendial. has Vie form of flat qusdratigular little hats, and costs five quartos a pundit.* It it beautifully white and well tasted, though at first it uuty seem to lie sottirviliat Treaty on the stomach. line probably arises frutu the great qinintity of dry flour, with Aids they kueod the dough over again, even aft .r being fetment‘d, purposely to make it the whiter. The second sort is called ran feriae., made of Less white flour, but baked as light as French Lread. It is so l i at four quartoi and a half. The third is coarstertill, and sold at three quars 'tor and a half, and the fourth, which is quite brown, at two quartos cud a half, finds its chief Consump tion,, omen} the poor, for whom it is an estallleut resumer Au to water, cOnducted to Madrid, almost from a distance of seven leagues, over twilling but amid wad pebbles from the monist:anis of Guadtirraina, it is so peculiarly excellent, that it is scarce possi ble to flail it lighter and purer, even its the towns of Saitimrland.—lt has been distributed through the different quarters of the city, by means of two and thirty great fountains, two of which are consi dered as the best, viz. la fuente del Berro, before the Alcalis gate, and la fuente Castelluna, befurethe gate of the Chratteiscan Friars. Beside,' this, Ma drid Fresno pipe or river water, the Marizznares being dried up for the greater part of the )ear. The meat, particularly mutton, is good too ; but this is not to be understood of the summer months; &I pound of beef costs from 13 to 14 quartos, accord ing to a hat it is, (ox or cow beef ;) suuttou 15 quartos, pork 16, veal 14, bitcoo 23, deer 8 or 10 quartos. A brace of partridges 6or 7 reels, a bare 7or 8, and rabbits, which ate muc h eaten here, shout 4 or 3 orals each. The ante* generally drunk at Madrid are those of la Ninuclia, aldrltruuad, and Marizatiures, but the high duty renders their very dear. Fur in stance, a pint of these oiliest, winch coats no more than one quarto, hi the cuuutry where it s, c annot be had for tubs than seven quartJs at Madrid. There is both red and %bite La Mancha wiue.— The fanner in flavour, bide, and colour, excels the ,best Burgundy. especially if drawn nfl and laid up in bottles, but at first it causes a little heat. The white La Mancha looks like Chumpaigue, and has a tart medicated herb-Like taste, but is stronger than the red, aNd is dearer. Besides these, there is a great quantity of sweet wines from .1 rragaii and Navarre, a pint of which is to be hail for from too to four reals. The gemisue tine wines are sold in houses pur posely destined for their sale, at. I called almaceseas des riaos generusos. Whoever wishes to drink Xeres, Malaga, Aheant, Canary, Re. wines. pure and unadulterated, will find them here. It is trite they are dear, a small bottle a nW Malaga, for in stance, ail! cost fifteen rests. Other provisions, vegetables. fruits, &c. are plentiful and pretty cheap ; for tire oraix quartos one gets vegetables enough to satisfy three-or four persons. A pound of gcrbau:ur costs twelve quartos, a pound of rice the same. A dozen of eggs, three real ; a poutsd of goat's cheese, taenty quartos ; pint of goat's milli, seven quartos; a pound of coffee, seven or eight mats; su, , ar, six or ►even reels; and so forth. All the vegetables are sold here by weight, and being more compact and sub. ►tantial than in other countries, less of them are required for consumption. Fish is seldom toebe had fresh, and then the price is exorbitant, *ad the taste indifferent. But the fruits are better, of which we find here al 4t even• sort, which the south or north pro duces. Cherries, plums, oranges, lemons, apples, pears, limes, water-melons, t#3., walnuts, pome granates, and bergamot pears, are all to be had in abundance. Oranges and figs, in particuhti, are extrenyrly cheap ; oranges are every where sold at three quartos fur two, and a whole handkerchief of dgs are to be bought for one quarto. The price* of all these cominodities are marked on a list, taking up two folio ►herta, and pliteed at the critinuce of the Plaza Major. It is rtnimed every• Saturday, and seems to be rigidly attended to. It IP, however, to lie regretted, that many of the drat necessaries of life are burdened with exor bitant insposto, and duit a very oppressive system of monopoly is observed in supplying Madrid with provisions, which kites birth to a great many shameful abuses. It seems as if a reform would also soon be made in this respect. The importation of bacon, oil. and soup, has beeu quite free ni.ire the latter end of I Nut, awl pains are taken, from a sense of precaution which can be easily accounted for, to put an end, by every possible ware, to the learn... of other provisions. • A real b a P quarto. and a hall; and is worth t pence halribrany th.lliab. A (iano Is a little hetleslba• a tar this% each quart,. has g ix:noon, and au insha. halt . tartniag Ensl:sh. A letter from Stilly.dated the 19th instant. says. " Came iu the American ship Thomas Jejj'irsum, Motatiox s from Archangel to Iniatlou—she came north-almot. last from Belfast. Capt. Muattsos dined with the Governor of Archangel. who inform ed hint t:Lit all the people were in a state of itri cation against the French. anal be expected that a peace with England and Russia %timid soon be settled.* A ;trot melancholy accident happened at II coal pit, neur Kiinbersoetth Cumberland, tic:oll,4in" to Messrs. Washes, by the fliplobios.of sulphurs- Das 'Ratter owniseon in pits, called the dresdarrip. which unfortunately killed.. four ;screws, viz. Monte Hay", Tilo3/41$ lianbe, Jesus daisy's, and WiLußas Firma; the two former were lather sad son, and what added to the diate:ress of the scene wen, they were found locked in cock other's arms—o striking instance of putout*: and liCal af fectios'in the assonias of d;atii. 17LE ILINIrETS. COIN- FILCH* NG E, r 76. TlsslesblorAis itt tt Lost INA day uiukt: si p ur ply. in port woc of tlituuind Hitt 01%14, wknL 'tun M. tower, ail& itto ohd acarly ou En Tics redo. Baracy iu itt.Ety, taut, with 11 wh, Litt e %VW, Peas ire li;.ker—.o lAaas iitt•C V31.1.1i (routines of "tisane col+silenshlr, itltre:if Lett; at Uur Last suutatiou.-.4tapc Act..l rallaur dearer. a w l fi ra, f . Zs. pa: tick ("Kam. CIAIRENT TRICE ni . GRAIN. Wheat eitis loft elt. i Delos 641. 7e o . r-4 I itw• dig tu Rya (new, 4n a , 30. 1 Oats J :o. tsp., ~o s liarky 440. 41,N. ad. I Puia•da. . Vo. ea...,, halt White Peas 14 Z I ape A•N-il ....... 4 0,,, 1. ,; (i . ocg . ) ... 13("*. .0.. ...r.....-- n eer Gray Peas ... 6* 63 5 . Sea m ,. 70k ~•,, ••- vx EZ u nat: Curs.lnspretor's Uotaris.—Tßl: gin 4Y, attn. gi, 11 Leal. per 1094. • 401 . ... 1 .. to 931. oil. OW M 00.... 935. to'-... gip. Barley, per quarter 4.11 -.-41. to 47g. .....4. V). .• • ... ..... . — s. —.I. to .....a..-.d, Oats Hr. --d. to his. —d. Beaus - bac .—d. fa liar. •-d• Pea... • .. le fate. .-41 PRICS OF HOPS: 1114411 r. Petit% /1401 31. —4. to 41. ILeot, 31. los. 14 41. 1,, Sur:, 31. —a: hi 31. 1134. 1144411, 31. 134. 14 41. at. _4 , to al. 134. V0r 3 1 4 0,31. 14 I. ~,, - - NUDES OF HAT AID wirrtAw ON SATOADAT. Hay. sl. ss.tu 51- I4t od. Day 41. los. to a. 1 ,, 6traw,ll. 13s. to al. las. Od. Arw, —a. w N c ,. Clover, 61. W. to 71. 7 s • • Straw, 1 - • SIIITII FIELD, SflPtr..O. This du's mu Let was amply boppbed lA* Pegli hub, and the /hew of Cattle, in general,' was resSolal, h,, r. Mutton, Limb, Pork, sad Veal, IN i.oort wit prices a te r e trade, ur the rut part, was pretty good. Tba asks Hay-market were somewhat euusa.lersVe--Hay, Ittrtr, Clover, sold at last priers. We subjoin au session.* st , ..e• name of the price, and 'Ambers : To sink the Offal per alone of alb. Beef Nlavow 4s. od. to Se. 6d. Beasts.. ......... .. • taro Laudo 4s. Od. to Cie. od. Sheep li.id Ltilabs .... 21,,, 4 ) Veal Pork Ski ITIIFIELD II AY-KARK ET. }Tay 5l. (1. ed. to O. tut. ,d. Straw 11. Wt. td to 11 is.. (...L ~,,. Clove:— tal. t*. od. to 71. i i ... od. NEM:LiII% AY!) LEADtIititXLL (B> the Circus.) Bert" as. 4d. to 4s. 4d. I Veal os. od. to C. Mottos 3s. 4d. to 4S. Sd: Pak 59. 4d. to tts 4d. Latnii - 4s 0.1 to 50. '4ll. OAL-MARK F. SEiTEMIER t 6. ILiekor ' Price. 115.. Newcal.tie 31 'Asylum' 11 435. IGII. • illos J. O .... od • oc PRICE OF STO<:tiS, TZSTERDAY. a far CVO. CuuSills 5 per Croft Navy Inapriial AuLaitita 7 11-12 i Ousainui al 3 Jis. India Bonds F.schcrisirr Bills 2 dia. 2 rm. COuSoll for T. BI'II Stock-broker, a, CaruLill, and ~ Ckonsw-Cssid HUSH STOCKS, Serr. dd. Gov. Deb. at per eesd. oernroseut Stock, 7:il COUKSE Amsterdam.... 34 7 2 U. Ditto at sight.. o Rotterdam—. 40 17 OC. Hausburglis.... J.l 9 U. Altuna "%1 le W is tchWailible 23 4 Ditto Sta ft 9 U. Hauraki= 93 • 'CHAeiGE, SEP,. 23. VeNiCt s7l` Napke Le•boe ()pato 7O Dublia lw Curl lll 111111.1 Portugal (gild iu Coin and Vara pee Now Doubloons New Dollars Silver in Bars — -- \rw bum tea — Agin of the B3nk of Haltw.d. 5 prr Ctpt Mudrit — is paper. I)itts 4.t eiritt. Palenam......• ta PT". Ditto wietteet. Rabat 4l Lcgbora SI' Ceuos 471 DEATHA. At Blackroek, near Dubha, age 4 cialttora, Lady eirukte Gore, damillsier to for Las.: Arrag, aod half taster to 11..: Norellioitess of Alwroorn In RAgget-strert, Dubl.a, Mies Jane To tedf, only daugh ter ofpie late A lelormaa ruerdy. 3itas Louisa Nasser, ated eightt Year , YouNdrag a" 16141 41 Sit INA Dillon Massey, Etat. of Lt.;uuala, Limariek. HIGH WATER, 'iHI DAY. AT LUX ilUti-Bitttit.c. Mona 27 ..miu. after ..7 Even.sy.. tin. after ..` SALES BY AUCTION. CANINE AND PRIME itousrmoLn TURE, LINEN, CHINA, GLASS AND &ITCHES UTENSILS. By Mr. RO hi ?ZAHN, Without reserve, cis tba premix U. )7. Hatters-oardr?., us THURSDAY b EAT, at Peres, C()MPH ISIN excellent to u r.pco,t, tent. Sri other iiedstrsda, with rids intnyings, gnaw I:00 414 ;roar f athrr bcd• And twein i g„ a draning-rutua wt ;. French Alruper7, riudow curium% sofa awl chairs, •i:a cushions and cries, eiclreHest cermet furniture Is rninirelas, IPIGIVII4I, st. As, ru,i niudes. hewn stands, dinieg piiiar anil class, ...h ',wards, tualtugary and utuix ces.,a limn, and Lucke% win ionic, ▪ Tu i.c sisii..rtklMiltOMlll. Cuisines , * uo ▪ atilt Auctieueer,Quetswatntet, Limed. tun . toes. • HEREFORDSHIRE. By Mr SQUIBB, At Garrity's?* CoE•e-isess, so lIIMAISBAY, the i-TA Day of October, t mai at Twelve 04`1.,.7 , N ere Vidushl” E- FA ./ S.. the roomy of licreforr , „ r.waprolog ;he Simon any of HAMPTON.-COUILT, the A i.rie4 13:•. }{,gust, (r fete with accomaeorlstios fir a large •• AL: ottkce. Lardriet, ?teacart L. oantit, park, the ketti • water mill, lake, abd Ash ?omit- ?..ctr...e... , .re catt , ;s 4 . groves, woods mot ptr.atatio Aiehly onstritcoled -vrslltAr, her, chiefly est ; commis:it, upward* of tirel - e La , s , c•l statute sera 4)f Vt . : • nc k s,aoe.meadow, pa.torr, hop cruito.i, and wood laud (tythe t r del zhtfull, -:t•••:r is a beest.fal coyote!, bee su.lee it i:vut the Lermilaster, roma from the tits of ti..: .f ird, sod ore . _ . obeli owl tiiiripaire frogs 1.004041 To be viewed, by eirleta gall; - on pecotioo to .?r. Tabus-, at the Steoorro Louie, to llatoptea Court onsk. •,* whom print..: Vat t;to',o, .nay ; s h e at Om A a 1. Rereford; tip. 17 J, Pule Is. Wortootrr ; at Got ‘• - Co:roc-iontor: of Ealtoor4 Ttoodio, lon Lwow Be'.' .t and of CiatAga, W. e 7, Pal-Nag, Loam' e whor. p!v• i.f Rise eu! fte Rosy be aren. LO? lAth g.ted rc G... 11 • N:ir,rl,l, *P• rs-rlnot, me published thi Na 1. Br* Of Pt new?* • .batch, Str.:••• ' WHITI: of sour ',tate —.mom ike• foe this rest to abt Utliee.!putt ps d . , viii be City Inmost 11,1,11 kett,u z tihtiuc. - lau ...II • tof Let i ,; a " fin.: IL 7 ". r 4 grj: L4i6. 7 • 4. N• CA. - - • • 4114 . TN "LW. I; HIS P u TWO' Don P 1 Lo r. ed T. deo, Mr. 31 04. Pies. :mster. •-4. • in Bei co —4, 1..., 'den Bet —4. . e in diet • Obeli Tbe The Odin S• et it s tbeetei Ilf• le 41. de. Ma** GI. !wDied, tin Settled Pk $. to 01 . if IL to 1° PI 14 tin IL 7 . • t hub, THE ,r . w, tIIr r c will bi elm 111 ibe Ti Mit Ot Ennis, i Vireo Brent - ft , -Isy itneipti 'Co ft'ft.tl • • - • ft,rPo • • • • 21, , .4 Fatlerc 1.1 ?atm St, Al rd. P fo of!. itft LAO Gi B 'I It to Gr. 0.. bar to b o 4a. bar `lon 5,•1341 It of Cif offtt.Shi Piled, I Ift. v 1„ ftftft da. THEATIR ow. M. 4=IIONNIR Y. t 414 E. Ir. 0/tobge I, Paella be motion die. P:i Brea emiieseel Aides" 4 Newel 1 tee Staff can he e LII In • t. 41 t.• •11 luc e •~ p•t, u. I THE i ATM . - Sfraewr with .."1 imposes tea& Ow Pi " cs =4,1 war' is INA &sal 71Ik 'wire IN limos Lasel Ajst • • S Imo, aid A it Lei tug, mat Pita yi AI 4lg .111, said Wbi