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stooded, and woo toll &Revved to be eoternitted so on IC teefAry t, the rohlw.y His only defence was, 'liar he sinsechr they were ferkiern allhoneh flat poor man rci•ated- I, sold him he Wail beine ri.Sued. Ile denied known. 4 the other r..hhers. The Pri.oner was committed fur further examination. HATIIIN•GARI) EY. R►nwa, a journeyman carpenter, n:'+tiuntlyex. ankisie 4 . Chuewl on +uspirioo of r 1111111,11.1 y .t, aliu¢ nix p.m of lead ss , h weight■. weighint , 1411 i. earl, For. out of a new Innise in Onaloe-oirret. Graw's Inn-hine-ron.l, t)w pro perty of Mr Jaime. Unite. hill. of Bartlett'. %pins. The charge nut being sufficiently provell the Prisoucr ft AO discharged. FLOODS IN SCOTLAND. DUMFRIES. SEPT. S. On the night of 11rstirlite last it hiss Lots coin mewed, which cmstiensed until Tio-olay evening, whereby all the nvers betwerus Porturstriek :nut Auluaut were touch swolts. Oti the Fleet wilier a great ismostity of Oili% and hay were snorted down. o,s the Ken water, the old bridge of Kett iswashed ; at Dalry,one arch of the bridge there is gone; the new bridge near New Galloway i 3 ruined, and great loss smtained of grain awl hwy. Part of the embankment on Urr water is damaged, and titles of hay and corn swept assay by tue resistless flood. The Cairn and Nith were larger than ever remembered since 1776—many of the embank ments «ere very much damaged, and the lass sus tained in grain is immense ; our futtuncr bust ten m•res Of oats by the bunging of fin yards of the back which defended the bolos ; nod it is supposed that OM this piece of ground not less tliuti 35 acres o f produce were carried down the current. S,•l end cart loads of stooks were got out h, to, Jo. of grapples and long wiles, on the - de. of the Nith and iti other places, but what ed is comparatively nothing to what will nests- be recovered. MOFFAT, SEPT. IS. This place and its vicinity have experienced the ravages of the flood. The bridge over the river Animal, about two miles from this place, was carried away on Tuesday last. The mail coach was stop p d a considerable time. Another bridge near Miiffut, on the Glasgow awl Dumfries road, would likewise have become a heap of ruins, hail it nit been timeously propped op by posts. At Brood about I,st►U stooks, the property of Mr=. 1-14.1- 11.1 av, of that place, were carried off; as also 600 stooks belonging to Mr. Dixon, of Annan Bank. SANQUIIAII, srPT. 9.7. Owing tp very heavy rains the Nith and the other firers were remarkably swelled on Monday and Tuesday last, and great damage sustained. It is Ml podsible to give all the details of the mischief; but the following forte a part :—The dam-head, that con veys the water to turn the machine for keeping. dry Mr. Barker'. coal-works, had been totally carried away-out a ve.tige remains. The dam-head, for driving the wheel of the forge at Crawick.bridge, is altogether carried off; port of the dam-head for the corn-mills has also been swept away ; as also, the whole of the dam-head shove the Holm Douse, erected fur the purpose of driving the carding, dye log., and other machinery ; likewise a great quantity l.av, belonging to Mr. ilatchinson, at Killieside. ..r.••••iormaw lAA vidahvity have ftuffered 5i verely by having their boy, corn, and crops of all torts, carried away; and Mr. Dick lost above 100/. worth of lime, which was lying in heaps upon his land—uot a handful of it remains. Part of the wooden bridge over the Nith, at Sanyaliar, was Jest rayed. 'rile following shocking occult:tit occurred on Wednesday, the 27th instant, at Mr. Napier's Intindery at Catnlachie :—A young lad, 15 years old, getting entangled in the machinery in the engine -house, was thrown under the crank. Al though not a moment was lost in stopping the en vie, his body was completely , cut into two pit'erk ; 4 oile of his arias was torn from the shoulder, and at another place his thighs and legs sere found shat 'tered and mangled beyond all description ; even the very bones, stripped of the flesh, were almost pulverized. The different parts of the body were speedily and carefully collected and put into a slier', mid afterwards into a and in the eet..ll - ron.veit to his father's house: in the Calton. Cr:as:tow, where his disconsolate mother received the corpse. An itoryeeted chanize ha• taken ptice in Ply - mouth :Arwood :—Mr. ROBERTS. lita..ter shipwri t :;lit td that yard, Is to be removed to Pallet-y. 14 ‘V.11.., and Mr. F.A K I.:, ht assistant, to Sheerness; 111. l'lttlft‘fltt.L. master shipwright at Pither, is to (veil the former, acid '4r. U.►uD, front Sherriii..., the latter. We hear that the investigation twine!, has j.c.t tiketi place into the afturs of .Messrs. Lust i.ssr, WILKINSON, and SNoWDEN, of Stockton-upon- T ees , is ver y di m: ow n i ng ; 111111 th:it tile dividend.. are not expected to be rows! even to those of the Darlington Bank.--( York Herald.) 0.; Sunday senniglit a person wn. srt down from a hired gig, at Mr. flu - Tures. Saracen's Heuil hitt, Paisley : and though apparently in ill health, he W as so well n, io :milli! i 'elf in the afternoon he walking throu 4 ll the street.. When hr went to lied iu 11w-eve...or, • hp nand Ile iotr nd. d :4111114 tt) yow nest day by the mud. (hi Mitioloy the waiter, thinking he lay too long, wrist into the room and found him speechless. Nledical aid %iris procured, but he died three hours thereafter. From a furlough found in his possession, it appeals his itatne is WILLIAM WATT, corporal it. the 9th bat talion royal artillery—that he came from Athlone, Iroland, was a native of Aberdeen, and had been by trade a mill-wright. He was decently interred on Wednesday iti Mr. Harroa'r family burial place. Earl}• nn IVe<lnesday morning WO, the shop of Mr..l. 11. LEACH, printer and bookseller, and the adjo 11l ill g shop, belomting to Mrs. SNowDEN, gro cer, Leeds, were broken ►nto and rinsaeketl. thw following night, the dry house of Messrs. JOHN Wad DAVID YOUNG, of that place, merchants, With OM) entered at the window, and the tenter* deliber sicly stripped d live pieces of twlissr-cluth and kerseymere, with which the robbers got clear oil. Aisl. uo Thur.day night, a mercer's shop in Lowrr- I►rul-row, and a dwelling-house Lear Hewitt-lane were attempted. SPORTING INTRLLIGESCE. TURF EXTRA. Mr. Tinulsirorth his piireba%ed fillet d, rioto t0i3,000214. Mr Shane porchlsed Jorerau.x Riddick kra, Rohl t,. Mr . iVhatcy; Mr. D. Lamittoti% Cardinal V. colt. 2 fold, to th. Parrett; Leon Forte to Mr. Riddell: and hr. on by Stamford, dant by Welo•el, with her tilt , : by Thsimierliolt. to Nlr. liirtov. Mr. I.oft los purchmall the do 1.1 by I.hrk ilrews, stinted t o Ma r imon and a yearling filly by Oreille, out of tlw Stamford lime, Wi Ate Hon I'. 0, Pionleit purrhaecil Orphan; by Camillo*, ui Mr. TAtioll VI.. Denham Intl purchased that fine large lior.e. dark y roy-t_ad ; ;ohm) Herthmian, Shepherd, and that celebrated racer, Autho. CHIPPENHANT RACES. .4??. ?G. The Ileouhen' Plate a mv. Ten 61 de Thnixtmon llle*x Alexander ti I I ... 3 2 2 0 dis NAVAL IN'? ELLICIENrIt POlCrill OCT. 1. Arrived the Gtvuticts.,. frmn -the 'Mediterranean ; 'and Thracian. fro,gejnillair3. Sailed the Cur:Must gitii-hrig, 09 • ernioe. PLYNIO4TIi. SEPT. 30. Caine in the Eti:nheth, frmit S!. JA1111 . ,., New Brolis"rick 4 'Vow. Lo 1041 for the %Vest Its (lies i Proridemer, 1 . CAdt2 ; lA* of war frOut Copenhagen for the Aleihtertanenn. rAi.morta, SEPT. 2f. Arrived yeisterdny the Amelivim ship Stoptrion, from Amsterdam. Arrived tiathry the Erederick 'rocket. from Coirumin ; and tardy Ile//harm park, t fruit the Irslaittb.— both with ATails. ti‘Rwicw. sErr. A 'lived Iltr Success, Black m•cli, N ith pdabenger, from t Iftten4l. the Lay %credo picket, for tionaoil, Earl Leirester packet, for Ctixiut%en, and Active packet, for Gottenbtirg, all with %intik. DEAL, OCT.. Arrived and sailed for the River the /do, Pass more, from Jamaica, under jury -marts, 4nti Sure reign, from Portionouth: Come down from the river the Alert, for Tene rifle; Orlando friguteN and remain. I.IVERPOOT., *EP*. 3151 Arrived the night before last. the George, Oli phant, fowl Marailliam--:atted 1 .!th Angola with the hohert Tod, Nelson, honnil tti M 1111034111 tile Hope, Iltileinw, for Liverpool, sailed six day before the C'enr;e. Left there the Jessie. w.o. to sail shout 2iil August. On 24th, in kit. 4i4. I-2. long. 1.3. spoke hit Lttfurery, ; the Lolly's Adventure transport, No. .53S‘ %%us all well Litli inst. in lar. 47. re. long. Ir. The Eli zulteth, Christopher, from 11/enteral-a, fur Liverpool, that %VHS oil stone on Bork°, has kern got off with out much injury, and came into the River. The t'hestrr, James, from Newry to Liverpool, Pow dered off (7astleiowii, Isle of Matt, on Monday inAht—crew saved ; a hark, name unknown, sup /4”.t1 to lie bound to illis port, was lost at the same time, with all her crew ; a sloop foundered at the same time, awl all her crew went down with her: lb. Ilis. O'Neil Mr. Dickimtrier Nowtli A Suer plitakes of sfrs. vole, with 20:45. 1111dvtl. Mr. PowdrA Marksioau Mr. I)ituilite`t. 11* Mr. Comldurd% %oar 11 ti tit ess Mr. Dickinson). Boswell IVV.II74ESDAV A Filly POUIIII PlNte. Mr. Dimoiais Vriado.,4 Mr. Dirkinaon's Rosurll Mr. Radelitic'sloicht Mr. Darisou'd cla colt Mr. J. nurgesi's l'etu,uth walk..l over the course fur the Iluutcrs' Stakes. 1:,1rIFIS. Nine horo , bane already arrived, and a aim-111er more are experhst. The chief atti:lrtioli, tomcats., will it the wrest b taz ; the foot-rue,. Iwtivi !%T..isioi, of Renwick, and Earl, of , and the suppte.eil pugilistic fre , •to between ("wrier and Allevions lias for softie days been here fur the purpose of traiiiint houself for his pedestrian feat ; and the intoey man arrived here nu Wednesday. A challenge, wi ha* been '0.41 to lint it is not kaown %` /*Vier it Int. her , . sieerried. W . e ir.oferstaiiil the fool.eace will tali ut eleven o'clock on Tuesday Journal.) 11071111:1:If AT moonny 11.4 LL, :V RA R The Varilldll incorrect remote in t 'mutation respecting this robin re, u. to make a per-total application to the Rev. Mr. Prest on, aim halls favoured sis with the follow ing p trticalar , !—Soun after ten O'Cloovk 4.11 Sunday startling, imintoliste4 after the Rev. Mr. Pet 'ton. and all his faulllYt except his I ~,,, ....keeper a n d tine in:tot...errant, had gone to church, foae sailors !who had lately landed at H till, from the GIV.llllltIll Fislwry) came from his barn, where they had emicealed themselves during the preceding night, entered the house. with each a knife in Ids liana, and lifter several iinestiona and threats, forced the women into the cellar, and larked the dour. which one of them continued to guard, whilst another walked shunt the house, to see, as it in sup. abettor any person was approaching, and the ollw•r Sc,, pilltlllfred the house, and broke 1,141 17 or la hi c k s . They took ■wny in notes. guild, and silver. upwards of VW. and akin aeveral rings, both gold and plate, however, and a gull width which they Iced also met with, were left. Whew the women I.llllpovell the mt u near, gtrr,r, they contrived in liberate thcm... Ives, hs pushing ho c k the bolt of the lock ; and an niacin was i ~,,,, ett•iitely given, when parsuit utinoneticed, by the inhahitants of the neighbour. hood. with n degree of alacrity which etc..erytw the highest encomia's. Three of the villains were taken the same rent ing, in liveringham Carr, and committed to the Castle the hut day, by the Rev. Dr Kipling, of Doha , .; but. sinful.. 'motels , . the person who is suspected to have been the ring_ tender of fi- gang, and to have been a servant in Mr. P.'s family shout 12 or 13 years ago, escaped,—( Yor•k Harald.) Two men hare been apprehended nn the coast of France, and are now on their way•to Durham Gaol, on imspicion of having set. tire to theirmse of Misa SMITH. at I lerringtou, near Sunderland, mid inur. dered the servant Girl. The Prisoners are brothers, and the sons . of a respectable tenant of Miss SM ITII. In Editiburgli, a min belonging to the veteran battalion %AN on the t!7tli laat, attacked by a Curi ous ox. In endeavouring to avoid the animal, lie leapt over a .mall dyke between the Castle-hill and the Gaelic Chapel ; Ind in so doing he hit hi. h ea d with and, violence against the wall of the. Chapel, as to fracture his skull, whereby he died in a few On Sunday forenoon a number of prisoners, Con fined on the Glows side of Chisgow gaol, nttempted to brenk prison. (.eorge ./oho Sherry, John I.ochrood. Rupert While, and ;Valliant Grol4 confined in third Hat, having iserforatest the floor. passed to the second, where Jwa,'c Edgar, Unrrirl (.illespie, James glair, trillium Bra..la, and Etran Seolt, joining. them. the whole lko 1111'4115 to the Ltisnlitid fiat. The% then proceeded t.• the water N here they had faired up a tlag stone air tau 14 the pui pose of marlin< the com mon sewer, which communicates with the runnel of the burn, alien the) were fortunately discovered. 11• lien the iip.otnitut UM. entered by the gaoler and assistants to secmc then', they carted no resistimet., Although some tif them held iii their hands 'sleets or a cast-iron bed, ishich hail tarn demolished to !urinal" them with toolls. It %%as deemed ocrestatry, however, to remove them to thin condemned The whole of them, except's< Lochron, are to be tried at the Circuit Court. The Prisoners had been engaged iu the attempt about tan I -s—(rum ten o'clock, when they rev:rived their h,eakfast, to twelve. Those who are lingering under painful and obsti nate Diseases t feel a pleitsare when tlwy me t ilfo r med that Dr t'ssori;it, anti three Surgeons 1.1 thirty years expel..., nue to Strictures, Fistulas, Delalines, mid Serefil!tins Diseases, hove establish ed a Iledical Board at t (.:re at Char t•atte-street, opposite the Ho/. Howland Hill's Blackfriurs-roud, by whom the Public are cured without sulivati 111 l or confinement. The Instaittion claims the attention of theta• who have attempted the cum, or who have consulted illiterate men, whose improper treatment have milted tl 1111 l Eruptions on the head, face, nut body; sore throat, mouth, and nose; moist in the ears, swellings in the neck, dimness of sight ; strictures, onus iii the lieml and limbs, fretistently mistaken for rheuma tism ; weakness in the knees, omit.* int the stint b alm s, swelled ankles, &e. are symptoms which appear years after. and two often imlatters the ma trimonial state. Mes.srs. Cotntiat soul Co. are volt suited daily by all ranks of people, from eleven till right precisely, and give advice l oans., au TUesday, 'l'hurv.lay, 211(1. lull I iwclve i5 ‘ 47 1 .111 k. A dolor round the coiner; ansi peivdts fUlill43 fur &wales. NAVAL APPOINT.WENTS. en l o s ing Bodcock, R. Rowley, J. T. Nicholas, Matterley, 1). (0'116111.y, J. Dighy, J. l'hoinsuo, Ayde, C. W:irde, Far rinutoit, S rophain, Spilsbury, and Priug--•are promoted to the rook o 1 Post Captain. Lieutenants %V. H. Dickson, J Robertson, J. .rill, .1. Gar land, It. Skircy, !sham F. Chapman, P. D. 11. Hay, %V. R. Dawkins, A. G Clugston, A. M`Kunielte, J. W. Harvey, A. Mott, C. Lechinere, H. B. Wyatt, S. Price, %V. H. Smyth, G. Niguel!, N. Asyut:, W. Bourchicr, M. Matthews, Hun. A. Tumour, T. Style, and F. IVcialyss—are pruututcd to the rook of Comestautler, Forty-two 3lidshipineu are promoted to the rank of Lieu tenant. ' Captain T Curter in appointed t4l the F 1111111.114 raptnirl Slouch Pos.tsett; to the finches'; Cnptniu W. Ii Dicke ,,,, , eintittivierr ; Charlet Il ttIA , 14 )44 . 111t11 ; Weiatt, Peltutte; Thos. ILA, futtellite ; John l'usstkey, Veugrurt Sir John Nlibluuty, Euphrates; W. Mittehitt, :tiscl R. ititiont, Al biott ; Mr. ltus•ell, Mipiter, ()routes; Mr. [Muck, Purser, Jupiter ; 31r. It. G. thilltaio, Purser, ; Rev. J. 1). Lloyd, Albiule. SHIPS EN Pox". O.V SA:mit/Jr. in rae Alosond—Tbe Pheasant. At the bland—Bittern, Achilles, awl Renault. 1/1 Barinniol—The Cyrus. I. Ilaanoaze—The Jupiter, Ruchfort, Ramifies, Spruces., T tttttt ant, Superb, Conway,. Tay, Lee, &Manus, Mosquito, Podartirs, Op.issisin, Leveret, Bacchus, Prometheus, Fly, H. Telegraph, Martin, Thames, Briseis, Coluint.inv, Nrylla, Fairy. Ali:cruse, f, R hitmg , Sealark, Cormorant, Tigris, aad Encbantresa ; Dilitcnce naval trauspurt. MEN NItITY. REPORT PROM THE HOUSE or COMMONS UPON TUG STATE OF NENDICITY IN THE METlturesl.ls. (Continued from our Paper of Yesterday.) Mr. Thomas Davis's examination continued. NVlnit other outgoings have you ?—There is 40 guinea:, a yeiir for my house, besides taxes ; there is a guinea A week fur the luau that assists me, and a shilling ever• time he goes out ; if he cannot get home, l allow him u shilling for his lodgings. I shimlil imagine it may stolid me in little less than 3ul. a year fur his expenses. (lave you any other outgoings ?—We have twen vineas a year for four receiving -houses. What do your horses cost you ?—I suppose, my horses, in the winter time, when the roads are bad, will lint stand me less than 2/. a week. Besides their first cost ?—Yes. Yon keep your horses in summer time likewise ? —Y e s; I have got one I would not take 30gs. for ; hut the roads arc lighter now .than they are in winter. Are , your outgoings 2001. a year ?—More than that ; tt is as much as one person can do to fetch for them ; we dare not trust them out themselves. You send these people out in all directions ? To every part, according as the pass expresses ; we take a good many out Whitechapel way. Who attends to them at the houses in the coon try, to which you take them ?—The people who in them, working people. By whom are they employed ?—By the contractor the next count •; they have so much to carry them oil. The woman at Eghain gets twelve guineas year ; six from you and six from the other comity ? —She has a good deal to do for them ; I do not know what they pay her. Do many escape at the end of the first stage ? Yes; no man in the world could prevent that ; in the dark, iii the winter, they would get away unless I stood over them with a naked sword. Are mazy of them persons of very bad character? —Some of theta are bad enough, certainly ; and tome are altogether ar civil. Have you cyer thought what the parisbex could do to lessen their umnlrer ?-1V hen those paupers are taken home their pan•hes bl Id take them in ; but they often titrei tl►em oat before we have got x receipt for them hardly. You regard it us your hmitie.s to take every per son, either to the parish to which he is passed, or else too the pest shore ou his way thither ?—Yes ; either I or my moo. (To k continued ) • O. , 1,1'.#.' 1 . 41 .. • A N 1 r { , r .? 1 IV '. 11 \ * • ` l i- .44 ' i* 3 7 t ., r ,t7,,, .., ,;,.. - :::: 'qv - k- , • r ,;. A (l6 ~,, m i . , ^4,4, • ... 1r MONTHLY LIST OP NEW PUELICATICIigS FOR SEPTEMBER. BIOGRAPHY. General rtiography; or, Lire.; (*lllicit and Illiqt,srlical of 11m must I..,Atisent 1' r,oox of nil AKe., Countries, C. li troo,, Prolesmotos; arranged acrorslim: to alphahrtiral orilur 1 1 1 Aikin, M.l) Vol X. :and 13.41. it. 11.. 6,1. 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A Set of Linear Tables for correcting the apparent Dis tance of the Moon front the Sins or a fixed Star for the Ef fect of Refraction, whereby I.yon's Method of firolinz the tree Distance is rendered one of the easiest that have been fir opo,d ; to which art added, Tables for Parallax, and Roles for computing the trite Distance, illustrated by appro priate Examples. By J. W. Norie. 15s. NOV 17.1.5. Romantic Farts; or, Which k his Wife! By the Author of " Veronica; or, The Mysterious Stranger,' &c. 4 vols. I/. 2s A Mouth at Th.u9s4.ls. 3 VOiti. ifi% 6d. 'floe Caren of Astolpho. 2 vols. 105,6 d. PH I LO LOGY. A Grammar of the Spaokh, Portuguese, and Italicn Tan. wages, intended to facilitate the actpairin of the.e Sistor by I'Xh 011 i in a synoptic'', form the agreements and differences iu their Grammatical Construction. By Ito harl IVotoillsouse. Bro. 7s. (W. The Dictionary of the English Language ; in which the .mule are deduce,' from thew Originals, and *stimulated in their tliflilent Significations, by Examples from the hest Writers; to which are prefixed, a History of the Language, and an English Grammar. By Samuel Johnson, LL.D. With numerous C'orrections, and with the Addition of many thotmiliallVorolg. By the Rev. Henry J. Todd, MA. F S.A. Chaplain in Ordinary to his Majesty, and Keeper of the Archbishop of Canterbury'. Records. Part IV. 4to. It. L. 41,IRKETS. ' CORN ExcH . ANcE, 110NDAY. OCTOBER 2 too r oi le x we haj n use n 1 xn pply of Ik hi at from Essrx and Kent, Inc!' wdd tits IL. . sawn e terms as tPix tlnr• we. k we h alto some Olts from Lineo loshire. a tuck sold midi l% at a t advance of IA per ga: u •tee. Fine Barley k Is. dearer. 3141 t auppp••trts its price. •peas nod Beans har t but n dull Sale. la ulhee kinJa uP grim there is co alter ation. CURRENT PRICES OF GRAIN: .., . Forviaii Meat. .—ii 416 fin, i Grey Pustule 32s 36, Fine do — . 70, I Finc ditto.., --< ':'w. Envli.h do. 42. 64. 1 Tick Beans .. ... _dd. 32. Fine ditto --11, ii 74s lOM dial , ' ... ' ... ....34% :1):, Oki ditto .• .% y 1 Small ditto . 34. :a. • Rye Floc ditto • ----a :1:34 1 Flitti ( lab+ 210 9. - , Itarley • 14s 30:. I Fine ditto "Ti •vi Fine .616, .. ..... . • ..—r.i 33s Poland ditto ...... .23 • ::: . New ditto —.l 314 Fineditto 31/4 31. Malt SS lAN i POl. 10t. 'Litt, ... Fine ditto 11'hile iimltst,iters) ::As 41). Roe dilto —. 44 .R 9! : e. ra:l i; Mt. 4 _ Rape &IA Flue Floor 5..e.91111% RMITIIFIr.I.I) MARKET, MONDAV. OcTomtit 2. This das's market was well supplied with prime hearts and the show of cattle in general wa: em.silentlile. !Whitton, and Pork sold at last priers. and Veal were cliealitT; and the trade for the most part was The sales in the Haymarket were rather lir. Is. llai dropped Straw and (lower felelall We subjoin a Correct statement uf the ..tiamet•s. 'l•4i sink thy offal per stone of $ll,. to Oil. Florid of Cattle this days— ittron A.. Yd. to si. Ott. H. 2,5f0 Land) , . 8.1. 11“ 5%. Oil. Sheep and Limbs ....14.7e0 Veal bd. to ss. tid. Calves Pork ~.As Ail. to :is. J. Pigs - • 340 _ NEWVATE AND I.EA (Ey the Beef 3s 0.1 to 4s 44 Mutton Ac 01 to 4s 4.1 Lomb, 4s 0 :NHAUL MAltkEtS, Veal ft; 4 , 1 to :i. n I Pork to 5s 01. PRICES or !lA' wr..l4wres. Hay.. 31 (Li 0.1 to . - 41 451 04! Room U 7s 6.1 to 11 16. Wd PRICE I %ENT BAGS. AND STR WIIITE , II 41`1.3.. Hay ..4/ 04 0 I to 5/ 5, 04 Straw 1' 14%, 0.1 lo 1' 12c. Cl4i•ei 5/ 100 ad In (V' 10- 04 Kent 7/ 0. to 111 Ito gmo:t x 10:: to lOU ON EsseX . —l4/ th to 11111, [IF 1101'S. N cw "%MUM. Rcpt 4/ 0+ to 91 Fussex to 8' Os Farultant ..—/ O t,, Os POETRY. Waterloo : on Heroic Poem. By the Author of the " Ge neral Post.tiae"—" Rejected Odes," &c. Co. 11. 55. Ode on the Victory of Waterloo. By Elizabeth Cobbold. Royal Svo. la. 6.1. POLITICS AND POLITICAL ECONOMY. Cerpe Diem ; ur, the True Policy of Europe at the pre sent Juncture., with regard to France. Is. 6d Minutes of the Evidence taken before the Committee ap pointed by the House of Commons to inquire into the State of Mendicity and Vegraney in the sletropolis and its Neigh bourhood. Ordered to be printed July 11, 1815. Bvo. R ELIGION. A Letter to the Right Revereitii the Lord Bishop of Glou cester, MI the Subject of the British and Foreign Bible So ciety. By Thomas Gisborne, M.A. Is. 'I'RAVI?I.s. Travels thimiali Poland. Austria, Rnearia, Saxony, and the '11)rul. By Baron DT k Wl* . Sm Bvo. ss. 6d. The Newcastle is to be fitted for the flag of the Commander-in-Chief :it Newfoundland. Capt. S. ROBERTS is appointed to command her. The, Wadiater and Dictator are ordered to ba paid off; the B«rossa was paid off yesterday.— The Weser is to be surveyed, and a report to be made as to her state to run as a troop ship. The Pactolus is ordered to be fitted for foreign service ; the Britomart to be docked and fitted for the Channel service. On Tuesday last, shout four o'clock in the after noou, a vessel wits nb.ei ved by the inhabitants at ticket., in distress; Init the sea runitimg; high, they Collld not atferd lier ally assistance, and about live o'clock she fountlervil. She roved to he the Eli zitheth wicket, of Illightoti, having on board one matt and two who were all drowned. She had honied her ingssetig,rs nu Sunday last at 13viglitoo : the greater 'kart of her hull has since drifted into Paallion harbour. RAW Rest Heifers and Steers (per stone).. 2. pd to 3s 0(1 Middlings as 4d to 2,4 61 Sliest Hop, 30.1 to 43(1. I DES. 01,1luary „Ls In. to 2- 01 .Market (:1111 to 0- .• Fmtr. Horse 146 . 0,1 t o tn. 04 Lambskins, :104 to 5411 PRICE OF St. Jitmeel Market 4‘ 2.1 Claic Market Us tid Whitet haptl Mks kci 4. Id per at. 01811). TA 1.,L01V. Town Tallow 714 •1.1 Yrllow Rus.ia 71% Od OJ {Visite —* Ud Soap 011 67. ud Mwltiog Stub ski IG. (hi Ditto rough ..—stld 4.14 NI Gravest Good Drew 9fl.—t:tord t 100%--.Patou, tills 14s 00—Aloo1ds. 18.6.1 ifs 3i Average ...+ 44 'fellow Soap, Sti4.--3tottletl, Price of Candles, per clozet PRICE OF LEATHER. Rotts, 50 to 56th.. each 21d to N 4 per Ditto, 56 to 66165. each 244 to 254 Met anti ts' Racks Phi to Dressilig Hide, 164 to 18.1 Pi tie Conch H i,le lAd to 10 1 14 Crop Hides 33 to 40 Ifis or cottiog —164.1 to IP.I Ditto 43 to 51111i8 lBl to 22 I Calf skins 36 to 4011 is 22.1 -to 264 Ditto 54) to 71111 is 24.1 to Nd Ditto 70 te, 801bs 214 to 26.1 Small Coals ((reroloncl) 424 to --tt Lance ditto 13lis. to 100 s. per dozen. COAL NIARKET, OCT. 2. Ships at Market. Ship. Sold. Price. 6 Newell •• .... 474. 61. In 57. 2 Sum/edam! 1 Slone Coal 1 Cinders Thirteen huu•e carpenters are to go front Pit - mouth v aril to Gibraltar, to repair the hospnak and other buildings there, who are to gi‘t• hnnd that they wilt return when required. EI t house carpenters are also to go to Bermuda, auu ire to give similar bonds. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDA V 3 per Ceut. Consols SiSy Navy 5 perCest ofimium ...... India Bonds Exchequer Bills Consuls for Ace. 571 7 1,- T. BISH, Stock-Htoktc, 4, Cornbill, and 9, Charisiz-C,•0“, BIRTHS. On Sunday morning', the 24th tilt, at Steplien%•v t.• • . Dublin, the Lady of William Battersby, Esq. of lit taninittr Meath, of a daughter.. On the 19th September, at Meggernie Castle, Pt rth-113.,, the Lady of Steuart Menzies, Esq. of Cuhlarrs, ui daughter. MARRIAGES. Yesterday, at St. Gcorgu's, Bluomshiory, .loltut K iernan. Esq. of Carey-street. Lincoln's lumfieldQ, rive Thorpe, of Southampton-street, Bloomsbury Lately, in Loudon, Geotge Henry Viacontte 11%tmlioke to Louise, daughter of the late Richard Harwell. On Thursday se`anight, at Kanturk.house, tlt. aeatj of John M. O'Connell, Esq. R C. Gould top!.i, of Kanturk, to Ellen, y aest (laughter of the iate DillICI ILEromiell, Esq. of Killkeaskin, county Cork. • DEATHS. On Sal ordly list. at the house of his brother, in DosghlY iltwvi, tiL. Rolwrt Freennos, R.N aged o u 111 :30th of Anznat, at Du rwritilme, Miss Martial W.,r.llnw, daughter of the late Sir David Waralkiw, Sart. tht Wolnewina the 17th ult. at West Cowes, M.ll Melts Heat+, El cf Banks Far Mouse, in the county of Gluaeof ter, eldest son of M. Hicks Beach, &of M P. of I% thaw , strip Park, in the same county Lately, at Holt Were, io the island of Junswa, M Fraucts Robbins Power, sun of the hate 31r. S. Poo, r, Surgeon at Bristol, sancerely laniented by his relatiaLs a 4 umer, us friends Latt.ly, 31r. Colpits Harrison. of Barnard Castle, Maria: • widow and ten children to deplore his loss. elm 41(4,8.4 ,1 was one of the numerous sufferers by the recent failure. the bunks in the north ; and after haviiix far many ”ms lucid a respectable rank ill mulety, nos by thus with: Mg cola mitt' suddenly and ime.pectedly plisuged intu a stub of bankruptcy . HIGH WATER AT LONDON kuiD“a THIS lIAV Morning i 2 after 2. I E.yitej!st 47 2rler LONDON: Printed and Pubfishorl el the Offtee, No Shand; where Advertrsrineots art restive's:F..2d lit (post paid) must be aeldis s..ed --C. SMITH, ' Clement's Inu, Printer WHITE, No. IV $l , Publisher. R. CF (riot ARM i.otrrri t ate i M. i ,11 A • - are rep( t.:rb toted for t !,e Child or (Yin F e tullowi lateti'll o f whit cui 011.: It. YI iktilN I.oltS' Thing k )I'Sanl- itr, 31 A K 7of the tit (~non l'otot.l4 ! 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