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.+_ SPORT:NC ItellatlVE CALEDONIAN WIN?' ftACES. MONDAY, OCT. 10. At Stirling, His Majesty'. Purr, of 100 Cnineui Sir U. Vane Tesrpest's Ory mare, by bir Peter, 5 yeut. old. ***Stories hrown 11011e1 by CI ansloszten, 5 years Old 2 Sir. F Cl/1111114411 . 11 brow■ Were IrEligbieu, by Bangtail Jr Sir. Dan's browa hoist HOODIEd Jia TUESDAY. Fifty Gbiural, floe/ year olds. Mt. Cumming'. bay Ally by Haiiibletouian I I 11.0,4 llontguoveries bay illy, by Deairgbrough 2 3 Mr. Batrier ebeartut cott, by Stride 0.01 VIID•Y. Fifty Gdisbeag, all airs. Mr. Static% b b Cs auiliugtoa walked over the rocs,. rnozugolv. Fifty Guineas, aft are. Mr. Thearrea's bar born., by Bunsper, 3 years ... 2 Mr. Baud's chi:rout bone Fug, a?d. 1 do FRI tbelf. One Hundred Guineas. Sir U. Tana Tempest's bay mare, by Sir Peter, 5 years eld Lord Beibaveu'a bay colt Sting, 1 year. Mel Lord Mentgateerbei bay filly, by iftesiogbruugh, years old dr Mr. Iledesl Honest Harry, s ) cars old. Mr. acid's Toby dr STIRLING RACES. To FODA‘. Fifty Penedo, all agis. Three 4-mile beats. 11.014 fieUsevenli bay colt stirß, a 'curs old I 1 Al r. Bates's Honest 'tarry, 5 years old. 2 Jr •Lialitbpenr and Stirliuphire Sweepstakes; eleven Subscribers, s guineas cads 3Tr. Btunises bay horse, by Spanker, walked over the course. WKIIA{gD•Y. rifty Pounds. Tva.utile heats. Sir .I,lrsartder !loo's cheroot tour Swished, years old Mr. Yates's rhrsnat colt, by Stride o 3 Yr. &IWO beimu mare Juno 3 2 TNCIOD•V. !My Pounds gires by the Magistrates of Stirling. Mar mite heats. Xe. HestWes home lure, by Pensioner, 5 ) earnold 1 r. aiming's bay loose, by brasher I 2 r. ReWra lawman horse Toby Lard Belharea's bay colt Sting, a years old . Mr. Braces elsesaut mare Miss Winatian) die Tbamamymay was namerons and genteel, the umber good, Sod dm spurt eirtelleut. The Stewards fur Mit finisher, 118041, mart .saris, ern, The Right Kos. Lord Montgorserie W. C. Cormiaglima Graham. of Galway, !.q. Gem Cattemder. ulCraigfortb, Esq. G. Baswiltow Dodos, of Dudingstone, Esq. NAVAL INTALLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 21. Yesterday arrived the 'grim-time frigate, both Lisbon ; General Kelleriaann is on board her. He requested Sir Charles Cotton to land him at Calais, fer which purpose he is come here. Arrived the Medusa frigate, lion. Capt. Bon eerie, from New titithdlautl ; Skylark and Satellite ioops, from the Dow no. Two more of the Russian ships are gone down to the Motherbank ; and the .11iate frigate, and Detternis gun-vessel, to match shoo. Sailed the .Sivallotr, Capt. Milne, for Plymouth. Arrived the Thames frigate, Hon. Capt. Wahle grave, with a convoy iron) the Mediterranean. They left Gibraltar on the 211th ult. Came into harbour the Harriot transport, with the loss of an aiielwa and cable. His Majesty's ship L'Espeigle is appointed con voy for Cork.—Wind W. FALMOUTH, OCT. 2. Sailed the Windsor Castle pocket, Captaiii ton, with a measengiir find t:oipatelies for St. An dero ; and the Eliza packet, Captain Sampson, for Corunna.—Vi ind A. TORBAY, OCT. 43. Arrived last evening; from Lisbon, the Mediator store-ship, mid lauded Brigadier-Genet:al N, i g hti n gale and suite, also set off immediately. for Loudon. The Mediator had thirty Lays' posptge, end firings HP particular mews. : SUEEKNESS, OLT. 14. Soiled from the Nom thi4 morning the Nerve, with d COMO) . fur Ildjgotsmd.—Wind W. DEAL, OCT. 24. Arrived the Podargrs and Blazer, with several other cruisers, blown from off the French coast by the late K.dc, and 'entail' iu the Downs Kith the 'hips as per last. Last slight and this day we experienced .a very heavy gale, at S.S.W. Several vessels in the Downs hare lo•.t anchors and cables ; among them the Heirs, Cale. Thomas ; Canada, Johns; anti the Principe Asaanea. It is reported that a collier, ealle l d the Ciro o, has fcutaderctl in the lb...int.—Wind S.W. conk, op% ln. yesterday the !Wean, Captain Worth, arnved at Cove, from a cruise. _ _ Sailed the Elizabeth, of awl for Liverpool, Mo iling, with prr•viNious Jaiiett, of Rotlit•sy, Bao liatyne, Livitrpool, with nits. FROM LAST• 2VJGII7"S GAZETTE. Admiralty-q 65, r, Octnhfr 25. I ROA. Cory of. letter from Vte--Adrutral Lora Collingruo I, raw masteler-in-Clairf of HMI Majesty's skips and vrestl• to the Itirditmonean, to Ow litotoorobir W. rote, ,L,fra on board thr Ocean, uff Caps Pallas, lite slls of Septi.l . ubEr, 11/06 Sts-1 inclose. for the information of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, two letters which I have received from Captain Stewart, of Ni. je4y's ship the Seshnr.e, dated the 6th and nth of Jul), giving theeccount of his having fallen in with a large Turkish frigate and eon elte on the evening of the Bth of that month, oft the Island of Scopelo, wad, after a severe uo:tiori, taken t h e. Believe Zaffer, a Turkish frigate, of fifty-two guns and five hun dred men t the conette au nut seen in the:Moro- ins. The example, whie!i Captain Stewart has giten in thin action, of gallni.try and of still, by•which his own ship sas so well preserved, while his opponent was ruined., must 1.);.• 111,451 y gratifying to their Lord- Alps, and marks the high state of discipline of his ship, tad the ability of the officers who con ducted it. I inclose also a letter from Captaia Hepen4tall, .r His .faje.ty's sloop Kingstklier, of the 'Pith of June, isifo.mim: me he had maptimerl Freneh let trr of marque, the Hercule, of twelve zoos uud 11114 M ,EiNOOD. tffaisstyls skip &Aerie, off Slim, July ni, 1403. MY LORD—I have the honour to ieforin your Lordship, that yesterday evening we observed two Turkish men of war and a galley romieg round the east end of the Island of Scopolo, towards which we inirnediatelv made sail. On comiug near enough to make out that they were both single-decked ships, I determined to bring them to action, having every confidence in the ()Rivera and crew of this ship. The action began at half pest nine, the Turks going a little off the wind under easy sail, and continually endeavouring to run lib on board; in deed I early saw that their chief attention was di. rested to this object, and as the largest ship ap peared of great force cud full of men, I kept this ship id a position not to be boarded. At ten o'clock, observing a good opportuaity of more particularly attacking the small ship to advantage, we dropped along-side of her, and after a quarter of an hour's hot fire, at half pistol-shot distance, her fire having totally ceased, we left her in ma state of the greatest distress and confusion, with her rails mostly down, and just before we ad left her she had partially blown up forward. By this time the large frigate, which, from haviug fallen a little to leeward, had ant been able to assist her consort, had ugain got pretty close up, and the action between us soon re eninmenced ; still so obstinate was the resistance of the Turks, that it was nottill a pirate' past one we rendered her a motionless wreck. As they now wordd neither answer nor fire, 1 conceived it must prudent, knowing the character of the people, to wait for daylight, to send ou board her. ,At -day observing her colours upon the stump of the tnizen-inast, we poured a lynatiside into her stern, when she struck, and 1 hied the pleasure to take possession of the Badere Zatfer, a very hue frigate, of the largest dimensions, carrying tifty-two long brass guns, twenty-four pounders, on the main deck, except two, which are forty-two pounders, and twelve-pounders on the quarter-deck and fore castle, milae t had a complement of live hundred men, and was commanded by Captain Scanderli hiehuc Atli, who, 1 am informed, was only prevented by his own people from blowing her up. Her loss in killed and wounded is prodigious, one hundred and sixty-five killed, and one 'hundred and ninety-five wounded ; ours comparatively small, five killed and ten wounded& Oar mizeii-mast fell soon after the-action, which is the greatest injury we have suatuined. The other ship was named the Ahs Fe :tan, carrying twenty-four thirteen pounders, and two mortars. commanded by. .Vaptain Danigardi Alli, with a complement of two hundred and thirty inen. I understand they took most of the men wit .f the galley before the action, and sent her sway. Having now, my Loral, given yon the details of this affair, there only rehmins the pleasant office of recommending to you the officers and ship's corn pmay, who, fluting a tedious night action, where much depended- upon working the sail, as well as the gene, behaved in a manner to command my ut most gratitude. The disparity of force, with the loss in the enemy's ships, will prove the greatness of their exertions, to which I shall add, that thirty men were absent from the ship. Mr. Downie, the First Lieutenant, is an officer of merit, ability, and experience ; and I beg strongly to recommend him to your Lordship's protection for promotion. Mr. Lester, Master's Mate, who has passed, is also.vey deserving of promotion. Thomas plunge, Loaner s Mate, and an excellent man, acted us Lei • mer ; and, from his conduct, is very deserving of such a sit nation. I am now proceeding with the prise for any post I ran get first into among the Islands, as it is with difficulty we van keep her abort water. I have the honour to be, :tr. - (Signed) JOHN STEWIII.T. The Right Noe. Lord Culliagwood, Commander-in-Mid, Ex. kr. Ste. Oa board Ria Majesty's sloop Kinoftaher, off the coast of Carers:to* Cal+C Blase bearing N. W. by N. hit leagues, June 27, IdoB. My Lean—lt is with great pleasure I have the honour to inform you, that, at daylight this morn ing, I saw a large sail in the S.W. which 1 imme diately went in chase of, and, with the assistance of the sweeps, the wind being very light, at twelve o'clock I had thcsatifaction of arriving up within gun-rhot of the chase, who had hoisted Fiend. colours, when I commenced firing on her, which sh► returned very warmly, and, after a running fight of one hour, she struck. She proves to be 1..• I leccale, a very fine new French ship letter of ineryte, with a cargo of cotton. on board, from A►rppn and (') prus, hound to Marteille* or Genoa, armed with tairlve gun,. eighteens, twelves, and eights; manned with 57 men'; commanded by Mons. Gereme Cat rose, a Member of the Legion of honour. I em happy in being able to say that I have every reason to be pleased with the steady, excellent t displayed by Mr. R. Standish, First Lieutenant. the other Officers, and company, on this occasion. I hail but one man slightly wounded, but 'uttered very much iii the yards and running rigging; the enemy had twe plan killed and three wounded. 1 have the honour to be, fee. W. lIEPENSTA LL. Vice-Admiral Lord Collingwood, Le. rte. Lt. Copy of soother Letter from Vire-Admiral Lord Coiling wood, to the Honourable William Welke-lay Polo, dated DU board the Ocean, at Sea, the lit of September, 1108. have the pleasure to inclose, to be laid before my Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, the copy of R letter transmitted to me by Vice-Ad rairalThornhorough from Capt.Rosenhugen, of His Majesty's ship the Volage, giving sin account of that ship having captured, nn the :Nth ofJilly last, the French brig of war Requin, of 16 guns, (pierced for tti,) connimieled by the Captain of frigate Behar, with a complement of 10$ men. As this vessel is represeutesa to be nearly new, and tit for Hi* Majeaty's service, proposed causing her to be taken into it, if sbn is found so on survey. I elan transmit a letter, with its inclosure, which 1 here received from the Honourable Capt. Duncan. 4.711 is Maje►ty's ship-PinenPine, who, on sevelislfornier occasions, has praised, in the highest terms, tha ability and zeal evinced by Lientenniit Price, ,in contincting similar succes.ful enterprizes *gobbet t h e enemy. I am, SG coon. . His Majesty's ship 'foliage, Atiocoort Sound, Aug.., I one. Sit.-1 here the honour to inform you, that I arrived here yesterday morning, with Le Regain French brig, of sixteen gnus, and owe hundred and eight Inca, which I had the goud•furtune to fill' in with in the morning or the Seth ult., a 1 We to the northward of Corsica, and captured her, after a hard chase of nine hours, in which her bouts, beam, and anchors, were thrown overboard. Slue is commanded by Capitaine de Fre4,ste Bw riff, Member of the Legion of Honour, :tild had left Ajacciu only the nturntli ! , bet . ..,•:e we MI her, having put iu there on her way front Aigiera to Toulon, with three prites taken un tier rosing.e. She is a very tine brig, pierced for eighteen gams, built at Itoelifort only fourteen months sines., and 'is the same which the Wizard engaged some time *go. The number of prisoners I have on board wilt make it necessary for me to go to Malta; but I shall return to my station without delay. • have the honour to be, &e. (Signed) 0. L. J. ROSENHAGEN. Vice-Admi4ol Tharaborough, 1 1 / 4 e. &c. Two of the brig's prizes belonged to the La vinia and Spartan, whose crews were recaptured. Ills Majesty's ship Porcupine, at Nen, July 11, ma. MY Lotto—l have the hononr to inform your Lordship, that, on the itiorisin..l of the 9th instant, being oil Mount Circello, on the coast of Romania, I observed two French gau-hoats, with a merchant vessel under convoy, going along shore to the West lard ; as the ship Was becalmed , I sent Lieut:•iiant Price, with the boats, in pursuit of them ; after a row of eight hours, in a hot sun, he drove the latter on shore ' and forced the gun-boats to take shelter under the butteries of Port Damao. At this time, seeing three very suspicious vessels coming down with a fresh breeze from the westward, I was obliged to recut him ; but before we could cut tketu off, they also got into the same harbour.-.... Next morning I observed that one of them, a large polecre 114, lie further out than the others, and having reconnoitred, thought it possible to take her; I iv.ts the more induced to try it, from a wish to give a cheek to the trade along this coast, which they think, fioin their numerous batteries, they can carry on without molestation. As soon as it was dark, the boats went in, under the command of Lieutenant Price, and, from under the heaviest fire I ever saw, brought her out. She carries eight long six-pounder guns. a n d had on board between twenty and thirty men, fromiliercs. Bay, bound to Naples with salt. • When I consider that this vessel was moored to a beach, lined with French soldiers, within pistol shot of two batteries and a tower, and of three gun boats, carrying each a twenty-Our pounder and thirty men ; that from the balfling winds, she was an hour and twenty minutes before she got out of range of grape, and that the enemy were at 144 perfectly prepared for the attack, .1 cannot find words to express my admiration at the intrepid conduct of all the officers, seamen, and marines employed in it. I am sure that the services of Lieutenant Price, he having been inure than thirty times in action with the bouts of this ship since October lust, and his sufferings on this occasion, being severely wounded on the head and right leg, will be a suf ficieut excuse for my requesting, in the strongest terms, that your Lordship will recommend this . gullant Officer to the consideration of the Lords of the Admiralty. • Inclosed are the names of the Officers employed in the boats, and a list of the wounded, all of whom, I am happy to say, are likely to do well ; fortunately we had pone killed. I am, &e. Mons Meese, Captain. The Right Hon. Lord Collingwood, Vice-Admiral of the Red, Commander-in-Chia Names of the Officers employed in the boats of His Ma jesty's ship Porcupine, on the night of the tuth of July, 1805. George Price, First Lieutenant. Francis Smith, (a), Se cond Lieutenant. James Renwick, Lieutenant of Royal Marines. Messrs. Barry, Featherston*, Wilkes, Adams, sad Butler, Midshipmen. And Mr. Anderson, Captain's List uf the Officers, Seamen, and Marines wounded is the boats of His Mairsty's ship Porcupine, on the night of the lefts of July, tans. Lieutenant (aurae Price, severely. lobo tYllricii Butler, Midshipman, severely. John Campbell, Second Minster's Mate, ditto. James Lewis, able ditto. Joseph Germain, ordinary, ditto. Edward Edwarils, able, slightly. James Bogeys, Private of 3farittes, severely. And William Mit chell, Private of Marina, slightly. (Signed) HENRY DUNCAN. Vice-Admiral ashon, Comosartiler-in-Chief at Leith, has transmitted to the Honourable William Wellesley Pole two letters from Captains Baugh and Dix, of His Majesty's sloops Clio and Cygnet, of which the following are copies. Mis Majesty's sloop Clio, Leith Roads, titth Octubcp, ions. SIR—I beg leave to inform you, thut on the 21st elt. while eruii:ing off Fleckoro, 1 captured a small Danish privateer, a ith six guns and eleven men. I have, &c. (Siguedl T. F. BAtmit, Commander. Vice-Admiral %salmi, fie. fat. Sm. Ilia Majesty's sloop Cygnet, at ara, . otli Ortubm, taw I tt.-4 captured this day, after a chase of five boom, Bergen bearing K by S. twenty-three lesques, the Danish sloop privateer Giengielderen, of four guns and tweiity-five men ; oat three days without having made any captures. The Gien gielderen w, a fitted at Bergen for a cruise of eight weeks on the coast of Scotland. I have, &e. (Signed) EDWARD DIE. To Junta Vialeun, F.q. Vica-Adaniral of the Blue, Sfie. Leith. fiftpreveti mete, ofr the coebt of (7.tratoial I au], 6:c. . C01.1.1h1 • • " • PARTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED. Julio Prestos Walker, maul Pail Iles, of Halifax, York, cotton- werckarits. October su, IBUN. _ . Agnes Dickiosos sod Timone; Furors, of Whitehaven, Cutaberland, carriers. Sept. 9, tg41.8. William Weaver, of St. Sy/tibia's-lane, Lmdon, gentle maa and John Jacksou, merchant. (kt. 41, so.a . Jelin Needham Smith and Creswell Walton, grocers, Man ch, ster Ortobt r au, illus. Charks Noun Thomas Whishos. Cook, end Henry Nunn, of Chespitiele, Conchal, w Arehoostiromr. Sept. to, 141121- John Piarier, James Aston, and George steel erns -1111,11i-111,111/1E4111011.111, of sla.rliehl. Oet. 20, isom. John Simith, Th s South, and Julia Griffith, uf Mack man -street, upbolstertrs. Jui:e bot. Richard Gramma and Georg,: Ralson, of Leeds, York, druggists. Sept. 29, - ittiv.4. Thomas Webster and William Atlimisii, at Wigan, Lan caster, smith*. Match 14,1d04. Thi;was Scott, W. Saint, and Christmas Saint, of Nor wich, shawl timanfacturers. Semenilicr BANKRUPTS. JA.o.7h Osbal , tiston nod ittcisard junco, of Manchatter, topor, ruder, Novr.olwr 4, mot tio,v, ui tLc'estacv lua, 31aucLitoter. Al tbrooye, Mr. Sarmarl rage, It. alicy, Maaebester Mr. Jotter Edge, 'nut? 'limp, Loudon. Ann M trio Itelrinton, late of Kingston-upon• Hull, liner, to ourrendrs, ltitarenstrer I, 3, and Deretnih r eleven, et the r:".,rls Ism, in 1 41 , 10C-11pl111 A , 'nevi, Mr. Thome. h.aeeey, li.shopr‘ate-Vrithin, lout null Mr. 1,1A0yd,.14 oil. Iltwrii - Kumar, of Cm- brook, star 11Inurh, brewer, to anrreader, No•rnobt-r 4, It, and Decemb.r oue, at the Vltava. Inn, klauct...ler. Attorne*., and With*, IVarato;d-court, Lan.lon , and Melool.th. and Patron IClnc-I,tvect, Mao( lecar,T. %%titian% 3lealbanst, Lie of ito•4, Hereford, ini.holder to surrender, Nuvetuher 3, at four, s, mud Derrnd a r 6 ten, at the Swan lwr, la 8•o$4. Atturnevs, My Julia Hams, Heal tdou-aquare, Loudos; nod 31r. William Huup,r, of Ross. Ahndisun %muter% Late of Tuttenhatn-sttret, Mialdkr..% lactrac-,dataler, to surrender, November.., a , s a d D e ,„„;„..,,.' at eleven, at (;uildh...:l, Lumlue. Attorney, Mr. Sundt, p ford-stra.et, Medford-run. Williant,Fly Old Juhu Fly, of Croydon, Surrey, and I.ung-A.Te ' Middlesex,brieklry n , to eatrender, Nmembee 5, 11, rod Lb eeuther 6, at ten, at Guildhall, I.:naduu. • tunny, Mr. Kiaktunn, Thomas Gans, uf kuey-rural, Middlesex, apothecary, In garret:dim . N..Yember mud December 6, at one, , al l.oudon. Aitoraiy, Mr. Kays, Sonatemet-strart, Ald;ate. DIVIDENIM. November is. John Saxton, of Chesterfield, Derby, hash at eleven, at the .-`.eget I nvo,l lorstertield. Jul... sosion „amt. George Chapman, Chesterfield, Derby, hosiers, at eleven, at the Angel ' Chesterfield. Noveuiloc, IE3 James Dose, now ow late of Newmarket,. folk, grocer, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Novenas,' 19. Th.r.u, I Feu cot , late of the till 'Chan ge • London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. November ii. kiillinm Doortuall, of George-yard, Lombard-street, Louden, stationer, ut twelve, at Guild hall. !Committer tit. Thomas Ishmael Watki ,s of Salford ? Laws,. tar, cotton-merchant, at eleven,' at the Star Inn, Deana gate, 31 ant:water. Noweruber Hi. Matthew 7.laelilln, late of Sontbaraptea, silversmith, at one, at the Dolphin luu, M the said luau. November to. Thomas Fisher, tot Ramsgate, Kent, grocer, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. November on. Samuel Allen, of Cardiff, Ghunargae, monger, at unite, at Guildhall, Loudon. January 17. %%Maus Henderson, l'oettruuster-row, Louden, draper at tn etre, at Guildhall. December t. George Herron, of Bermondsey-street, wark, Surrey, fellsuonger, at twelve, at Guildhall, Willie November 19. Francis Pinney, now or late of , Priercs 'street, Leicester-sipare, Middlesex, carpenter, at lelve, at Guildhall, London. November w. Alexauder Wlsocklan and Jobe Gait, el Ili* Jules 13: Galt, of Great St. Helm's, LORIIOII, factors, at twelve, at (*.oddball. November 8. William Wright, of Queeubithe, Lentlea, vision -merchant, at tea, at Guildhall. November 23. Joseph Hopkinson, Isaac Bower, 11"iltiaa Vickers, James Riebarolson, Julia Birley, ai Anthony (71ireitoplvenoHerker, of Sheftiehl, York, saw and edge-toed untuufact Litt:l'3, at ton, at the Tootioe Ina, Sheffield. Novesuber 4.1 J refit% It itieledetle, of Shweirrld, York, add cdce-tool-unnalifactarar, at tam, at the 'Foistise Sheffield. November 29. John Birk'', of Sheffield, York, saw and 4 tool-manufacturer, at ten, at the 'Tontine Inn, S'bellh•ld. November It. Anthony Christopher Harker, of Sheltie Id, York, saw and edge-tookosinotfaetarer, at ten, at the tine Inn, Sheffield. November it. John Bottemley, of Leeds, Toth, Liable. merchant, at eleven, at the Bull and Month lon, Leeds. CERTIFICATES--NovEmara 15. Oliver Hargrave of Manchester, merchant. Edward Ilanwaring, of Weltelose-square, Middlesex, low-chandler. Yestardav— , . - -v at 1114411TV . 11 A CCESIIIOI Wilk °MCC/. Aniaterdain 34 4 I U. Ditto at titigial 23 Hotterbase. f. I• Iti s U. Handles 33 0 eiU. Altaic * 32 1 Paris - # as IG Liv. Ditto I Us tr 3 • Boawlra•x 43 Cadiz 43 effective Mad►id 43 effective •1 Lisioups .••••;114 MOOS •• • . ••• • • es .• 4 71 1 . 11 % 1 'k- Yelsl a. IA NC r. 25. Lisboa 6l Ormit° Dth 9i Cesk o MULLION. Portugal Gold is Cobs and Mans f. per es. Doubloons New DORMS Silver in -ILies New Louis (each) o Agio ow the Psuk of Hodes& 3 per Cent. BIRTHS. Oa Monday morning, Mu. 'Wrench, of Lew Greco, her tenth chits!. Ou Thursday the 2utti iettaut, tt %Toohrich, the I Lieuteuant.Coi4nel Rube, afire Ituyal Artillery, ut a ter, Oa Friday last, in Green-street, t...._ lady of Capt. Mo•aagen ifynyard, of a son. On t►e with I to-tuber, the lady of Sir Thounc Gilman mieharl, of Skirliag, Hart of a daughter, at t:aitle Scotland. Lately, at Wenove-Castle, the lady of Robe•et Esq. of a son. mAttntAGEs. At Malta, on the 16th of Augteit last, B. G. Ranvier; Es q . to Nisi Frances Henrietta Nub. (to Weilaesday the lytb instant, by the Rey. Mi moat, at lkimaget, in the rummy of Wigtuan, lain, Lieut. I.esesou Denim Stewart, of the ROyli seeowl surviving sun of the late Hon. Admiral Kest' art, of Glasserton, te Miss Etizabetti Dalrymple Hay, dairghler of Sir Juhu Dairy uiple Bay, Bari, al GI/mince. Lately, J. ft. Dwight., Esq. secun.l won of Brigadier. ncral Douglas, to Isabella Maria, eldest daughter of mad Willaa, Esq. of Frowiugtoto, (Houcestanhire Lately, G F. Ktripe, Bag. of the I itli Drag.um, A. Williams, yauogrst dutglitee of the lute J. Wriliams, of St. John's, near Worcester DEATHS. Oa Sunday, M►. Robert Dick, son of the late Mr. P au Clll4lllOlll bookseller, at fiery. This yoon: wen, .1 the miefortnne w hew, lust ewe ley, Inotea took, fur al wager, the day before, to go two wiles in le minute% he did will case ; but uninitunately took a quantity water afterwards, which roused hie death. At Wiloaalos, in the Conoty of Cheater, ow ►is we Scotlaud to Cholteuisinn, nu Monday, the *7th ' Lieutenant-Colouel James Paterson, late of tie - - At Perth, on the Isth of October, Mrs. label rebel of Mr. John Scotland, merchant, a„„vedrl3. survived ha .ister, Mrs. Allison, twelve days, who the 4d, at the age of tyJ, so that the ages of the lwr *wow 4eti to Iso years. At Berlin, iu the State of Connecticut, North Amer the lath of August, in couse . .inence 0(5 fall dews • stairs, Mrs. Johns, wife of the Rev. E%1141 Joints. Last week, Mr. Brown, tio:totej, St. 'Nfichairri Bristol, after along and painful illness. A tee day lir. &oat, having so alt. , ' cattun with his wife, the tt uysier.knife it him, which made s small wouml se,dp of his had. The Curwier's Inquest sat on the at the Sugar-Loaves, Steps, us last, when the body was up: nod by Mr. Rolfe, Smite discovered euiriderable distuve on the flail , . but " of thus part front the knife. The Jury accordigey vet diet—Used 4 the tiditatioi q God. HIGH WATER, THIS DAT , AT LONDoN-Bl Mars .. q j Even. 33.. mils. aft, LONDON : Primed by C. D4VIDSDN. No lkoorll court, Cioro-strerr, and robin& J of tli No. is. Nadi of Si. intone* trio:web, Si.:.• • DIME, of same ploce.—Orores, kr. for ti. sect to the Oder, (wool paid), will be doll ateuto and Wt. 16 , it • ratio ; hest.., 'r 6 . at 00110 iieslutt helo n wr, O. at 14 Their vm tkrs Idlest r, 7.ssb 4 r i ! ober n, h, bed: Ade and of seder) Aitortber rialr. 3 ',u I. At: s . 'I 'wary, Till one, ' , -strtrt 4 Mosit,, • RIO, 111 Let lO N et, Sur Twtr :hung, , ‘,Ol • ),T I, sear 04 f.,1 Bo Cunt Le.(114. • pa to Daus- Til saato%, tuuu. t Th grocer. eve 6 a, fel; • l . ..eatdon, set thsea 4o , South. T :411111•44 ?rtnrcs. apt. 1 tyelve, etbra . . I net G$ factors, (met I the Nil ea, Pe"' Ihrituts , rtilliaa ,Lato,a , lathony Cratl . tt tatastal Id. sadurp - ., irk, VIII lady 31i Whissa re Ina, Id edge. —0 fIMd. Nes la pox he los- ssll4 timber- ' SPA Lore. WS? ex, tal- ru th at the 1,45 It JENNI !whet C QFC tom, pity, 1 moat • Dray, a ashlte . s. d. tk.,tatl o 0 ths sod Cs s 4 Ts I IA o pat o o ROLLIN! paled I Coma ;tees, of hie s 4 Mom I lady of rash dough- Nem Ow. are, the fte Brea elan Car- Exky e Jcaocr,, A' nod,, Pro Ilw tfr. Lat. , ale nil ,rth Sri- ITe Al Navy, flaw: th Stew- hard ly third mode itoem dicr.Ga. STS" alias of VW' rialto to 3:i trim, ss ins, Eel. age TI terra P ni-fr, aw I,sub who had Mk! a trithug wit Ls, al.rti etre v of kohl hob/ Ibis, ea) frets boo iost oat. BotaLay 1,44, ffilsoh, A She only ...iicti Itua • S.SICTIP 44.1 %eel try Paw re Steps, M ya lictate Had threw I vet the tem Owe e.law euit, 41 e1 ly gave a. 314111 6 bat Awe. •7 • he IA lot.. eha lie ( * if re thi • • save' eM re es