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F ~~ 1 '1 I, ~~ . . ESCrI,I Fl'O()b4. • • It is truly rssiorsil• to reettell - trachtvartiontaf: as here tearited us, of the rtivto•ei. committed last To•44l:ty, be•the overfloltitig. of tire 'rivers of the , fottnits of Stittland. After lusivy soil almost ia res'Ait melees, chiefly its the mountelsouts districtet the %steers rimiest in toreros to the plains, tlitring OH the night of 1t11911416 . 1*. *Una next morning st of the fanners, *lto' had cons in sheaf upon the holm lands, Isegali to l'eature It if, the rising gtoutids io the iteighboisrlattal. ..Ili this anemia several ttleccetled, loft noinv'otheis, from the rapidity which the deluge gained *sport them, found their exertimis itteflirctuel. Nome; in• Wed, after, hoeing, iss they fo n dly trusted, verities, their crop, by lodg -I:,g it :,h e av e I lie highest. Istew•ti - flttorl murk, andit tired to partake of a well-earmal refreshment, were airsick with dismays en their eiturii, to lied that their crop wits again afloat, and that their tail mug bevits artery. t • Coneurritez testimonies from the bpper'district Of Nithadale, and from the banks of the Cairo, assure UP, thilt no flood, since the year 1776, 'Nur, Sit those quarters, been nearly so high as that which fire am now reewrdttsg. At Itumfries it did hot alien' its greatest lo•ight till six or seven o'clock in the eve • g, and did not begin to suloside before midnight, the water standing all the while in many of the fallow+ to a very considerable depth,. mid 'hang ~ ,r i•at 1161117: in the sunk cellars. It is re mark tbie, that although on the left batik of the river it wood considerably higher than at the flood of November, Ist 11. yet ; on the Maxwell town Bak,. it Was not so deep. This must Ire owing to some change in the current. It must be remarked, that if, 110 0C4.1.1611 of the imitithition above alluded to, the water row higher below the town than it slid last week, this was caused by the check it then record in tie progress from a high opposing tide. The damage sustained no the Nith is incaleo- Table. In the neighbourhood of Satiquhar, lout of the wooden Itridge over the river is destroyed : the dam head, winch conveyed the water to turn the machine for dr • • g Mr. Barker's coal-works, leas been 140 completely carried away, that not a vestige rrnotitts; the dam head fur driving the 'wheel of the forge at Crnwick Bridge, is also swept totally ;ratty, as well as that constructed altove the for the use of the carding machinery; the darn head fig tie t is so touch !waken, us to Ise reudered useless without very considerable repsirs. At Killiesicle, a great quantity of hay was flo"it el off, the property of Mr. Mitchinson. Mr. Dick has lost about 100/. worth of lone. which It as lyiog in helms on his hind. The ensbanktitetsts olong the whole course of the river have been, with very few exceptions, mote or less damaged, so that would be easier to specify there which have escaped titan Haw which have received iojtiry. digaster was, in trenesid, occasioned by the 'Pressure of the water from behind, alter the river Lad began to subside, the einbatikments having *food firm till they were c pletelv overflowed by the dehs,e. This at least wits the cause of the otwful desolations on the estate of Carosalloch, and sairticulurly on the farm of Mr. Stein, and on the Corms possessed by Mr. Blount of Dalscone, and 111 r. Broatch of Bonixlield. By the sudden burst, thoittoinde of storks were carried off scut one fell 'swoop." • Ist malty places, hay-ricks might be seen inajet titially floating down the current in the mess ; mod asittt 'hobo rear Dalswintois, a summer rick, which led sailed from a distant meadow, was arrested in its progress, and left its its original shape. The care on of a row:, a n d that of a pig or .sheep, were observed to pass under the bridges at Dumfries. 11)1e luantity or floating sheaves pi nc h i neet t sen dly chased one another down the current, was incalcu lable. Many of these were seized and secured be ',tempos who watched for them sit favounittle points an the banks. On one of these sheaves, caught war ICirkeounell, it is said that it live bare was posted, like a ship-wrecked tietritter on u plank, mid, nestled Muter the body of poor puma lay a field- .4.! Doting the height of the flood, the farm-stead inr Netlu•rlinln► wits cointiletirly surrounded, and ex hibited the picturesque spotaratice of u little island crowned with houses and stacks of corn. We are informed that four hares, cloven from their coverts, look refuge from the devouring element in the stack-yard of this farm, where duty met with a more creel fate from their natural enemies—the doge. In the parishes of Clenenirn, Danscore, nn.l liongrny, much ilawa;.;e %vas dime along the vale inethe Cairn. Mr. flier;zar, of Ita.whili, was a se vere sufferer, aod, iU utterroptatig to save Some of his floating properly, nurrooly escaped a watery golve. The ris i ng of the river Atman was perhaps still 1118`re extraordinary than that of the Nith, and the ravages it occasioned were proportionally great. From Johnstone Manse to Mount Anoint, it is be lieved there is not is, embarkment entire. The lifidge dyer the Annamoilmottwo miles below Ma. fist. has been throws, down, and another bridge near she same village would have shared the mnie fete, liail not tinwly precaution been wed. From the farm of Annals Bank. in Johnstone poriPh, °mu hy Mr. On:limbo, so' to the venerable Pastor of.Alouswaild, t s oo stooks were swept down the flood. turd at 13roartholtii, opla►its. to li e ll es niy., ill►. flui Way to.t no leiserthan 1,5t►0. It is wiiil that Consali-iiible utttnber of she.e•p are drowned is, that ne•ighbourhooel. Its many places the water en teed the hotr.es, barns, awl stavi.zyinils, currying destruction and dismay wherever it apiicared. The streams tributary to the Atiliati were Nosily issoflea. At £ bridge, the road front Dinufries 10 • dluff.cf ans long nosier deep ‘sater. Not far from this piece a flock of sheep, collected ou the of ass insulated /roomy knoll, excited inch intert.t. As the deluge iese around them, their hoipotss looks Mid piteous bleating s tensed ill the Ithy oT the ►pectators. At length little was of them above the expanse of Waters but tinir liricls,• and it is asserted, although we do too vngch For the rani, that they were only saved limit yielding to the overwhelming flood, lay moor themselves to this twigs of broom with their tec•tis. 10. Galloway, the desolations of the floods were eitually awful, as way be ju iged by the fulluwitog extrnct of la letter rill*, New Galloway, 29tli Sept. I .The:weath . er It of late been very precarious in the romantic district of Gloater's. Previous to the 15th, it had been uncotuinonly mild trod Iselin tiro!. very fsvourabla to the cuttiog down of the crops, which were of the fairest promise. On the i Iv *Whecriroe ettrefhely thee and sultry ; bright and spiry*clotols arose in the sky ; autl ie. the eve's itig there occurred one of the most tremendous thunder storms ..ever remembered. The lightning was fierce and jagged ; balls of lire were seen to fall fr'nn the clouds; and u hissing sOllll4l was. at One tune heard, Similar fo the discharge Jo rocket. The snecessive.perds of thunder were terribly awful, 8„a the ruin fell- :111. torrents. Three calves were killed, Kiel some e was burnt &was in the le diate neighbourhood of New Galloway, and two permns• were stdostied and thrown down Ly the lightning, .buf. recrivedpi other inj " Frbm Wit • perisia • the weather continued showery, until the evening of Mout*, ifith current, which was ushered in by a moss dreadful tempt-st of wind and rani, which continues; incessently the afternoon of Tnesdely. - Every brook was swollen to is river, torrents were seeu foaming down the fur rows of the mountains, and the Ken. bursting over all the banks and mounds that confined it, •spread over the whole low gronndS *called the " flolms of Kenmore," sweeping beliore it corn, roots, trees, c. with resistless impetuosity. The bridge of Ken, hear Carsphairo, has suffered math ihjury ; drat of Allangibbore, near St. ,John's Clatiehati, was overflowed several feet by the river, and *floe of its arches pletely swept away ; awl it is with ex treme regret that we have to state, that the beauti ful new granite bridge, opposite New Galloway, which was tirade finished, find whicli was so neces sary to this part of the 'country, was undermilied, and entirely carried oil' by the impetuosity of the curient. Four persons, while dragging corn its tl.is neighbourhood, were surrounded by the waters, and, after remaining some time in the utmost peril, were saved by the wilily exertions of young Mr. Gordon, from Kenmore Castle, who, with some others, humanely ventured in u boat to their assist ance. Many thousand stooks of corn have been swept away by this inundation, by which a number of poor persons have been deprived of their winter's provision. The water still lies on the level grounds, covering the stubble and putative fields, which last are rendered useless ; and presenting a picittresque and singular appentllllCe of woods growing iii the inidstof the water. As there is now on host, either for foot passeugers or horses, nearer than the boat of floor Ferry, six miles down the river, all col ttttt ta nicatiou is stopped here between both sides of the Ken." The Fleet also carried off much corn and hay.— The Urr l,roke down its embankments, winch was accompanied pith the natural effects of such u dis aster. A small stream at Newabbey, inaruiiirJ into • river, bore away a bridge which had with stood the winter torrents for centuries. It it said that a gentleman of the parish of Southwick had just passed over, when he heard tie crash, and on looking round, the bridge had vanished. What adds nut u little to the singularity of this circum stance, is the fact, that this gentleman's brother experienced a similar escape near Drumlainig, few years ago. . _ IVliut liti% been the widest extent of these tlisaa. tmin.floode, we have not yet 141.11 able tnascertaitt ; Litt we learn that the. Tweed, alai,•la has its source on the borders of Ditinfriesshire, was reloarkably iwrillva at the Sallie tune With Ore Ore waters, and that it deeply covered some parts ot• the road to Edinburgh. ‘Ve state with pleasure that, so far :IS we hare been nide to learn, no human lives have been lust by to u t deluge. At Wynnshiy Agricultural Meeting, on the 15th last. Among other Noblenieii mat Gentle men present were, the Duke 4.1' ricoroan„ Earl TALBOT. Lord A NSON. L o rd littantrouts. and Sir JOHN WROTTESLI.Y. It is said that 4,000 per sons were present in the field, not less their sever or eight hundred of whom were on Isorsehack,_ Sir W. W. WYNN has lately erected a machine on a very extensive and poserful settle. It is turn ed by n comparatively small quantity of water, nail is Pt rved by women. It threshes corn, separates the husks - from the groin—casts ow the straw— winnows—and conveys the grain into the upper stmy of the building ! On Monthly last. as Mr. WM. BAKER, attorney, of Market Deeping, was taking the diversion of shooting, with his friend, Mr. Moses StssoN, of Maxey, the gnu of the latter weitt off' as lie was raising it to his shoulder, and some of the charge lodged in the upper part of Mr. Ratan's face, by which his left eye was forced out of the socket, and he was otherwise so dreadfully injured, that his life is despaired of. Vi re. regret to tennis from R Correspondent, that n destructive fire broke out in the village of Kerry, comity of Montgomery, on Saturday se'imight.— The 'flames were. so nwfully rapid, owing to the builtlisigs being sill timber mid thatched, and aided by u strong %%TA wind, that seven poor families, 31 in 11111 l iber, lost nearly all their little property, and are reduced to the greatest indigence and distress. Those alio are lingering under painful and obsti- . nate Diseases must reel a pleasure when they are informed that Ur. Court...a, rind three stirgemis of thirty years experience in Strjetures, Fistulas, Debilities, oral Scrofuhrtis Diseases, have establish ed a Medical Board it Chortottt-house, Great Char hotte-street, opposite the Rev. Rowland Hill's Cha pel, Mack friarK-rcad, by whom the Public are.cured without salivation or confinement. The Itutitution cient+ the atteotion of those who. have attempted the care, or who have ronsillted illiterate tato, whose improper treatment Irate ruined theisiools. Eruptions out the head, face, alai Lodi; sore throat, mouth, Lome; 'noise in thi ears, swelliags in the neck, dimness of sight ; strictures, pains iu the head and limbs, frequen tly niistaken for theinna- - weahiwss in the 'knees, nodes on the shin bones, swi Led ankles, 4.c. are syrq . ptinni which aptwar years a ft er , teal often isolotters the ma trunintial state. Messtsi. Coors* and Cu, are eon stilted daily by all'ranks of people, fium eleven till . sight prece.ely, nod give educe gratis, Oil Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday-moruings, tilt twelve - 04ot k. .t door touuJ the turner; an t private min* for fittuefut* ~a+nx~ii~hrrrvi~aitibE.ve~i. NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING, 1815. volnav, or-roots:ft 1(1. Otte•thint of a gah,er:ptiffil of 24'74 ruiy for s.year olds, 9,4 gib.; 6. year oi.N. ; and co:4t. 3111. 11. C. Lois - . . . ---- ftde Ito prwpowly or so s —(18 So bscri berm .) The Garden Stakes of 1009 s each. T. M. M. Me Villieas Doo Cossack, C. yrs old, 0,.t. 10Ib. D. of Grafton's Partisan, 4 yrs old, tIst.1111). IA Foley's Bluster, tired, Sq. 131 b. • IA G. H. Cavendish's Marko ttttt or, 4 yr. old, ed. Sib. RollaioN c Is Wisolle, 3 yru 01‘1,141. Mr. Sl,Ktehrarer's IN•Iville, 3 yrs old, 7st. 131 b. • Mr. Payne's Qiiioola, 3 yrs old, 7.1. OW. Mr. Wei ttttt col poral Violet, 3 yrs old, 7:t. 4lb. Mr A odri w'a e. by Orville, 3 yrs idol, 7st.4lb. Mr. Lake's by I:llbem., 3 yrs 014, 7.1. 1..1 Foley's e. tor Selitn, 4).4 of Glory, Het ozst Mr. Sloiltespeueg Donkey, sq. CIL R. M. 30/ • .' , T , • b II !). of Grofion's Whisker, Sit. 81b. ago UI Ilutis's Equa tor, 8-1. Db. 11. M. 204145. 1,•1 F. Melilinel.'s Youog Eagle, 94.211 k. asst 1). "fG"f fon% Discord, 7.1. tali Portland Course:, *bout two, unit r and three quartets, eltfigs. h. ft. _ 14 F. Iketitiork ; ii Mktikes. list. 01b. agst Mr. Paene's Zora, , 80. Ab. M. 100 gs. 14 Jersey's Cannon Ball, fist. 51b. ngst 11.(1 G. 11. Cavem Bourbon, Sst. 41b. Ab. M. 2ltogs h. ft. LI Suffield's C.rtigrcas girt Mr. Wilson's Capricorn, Sst. cach. T. Y. C 500. Mr. Silrakespetir's Skipjark, 3st. 71b. apt W F. Bentiock's Stookey, 7st. 71h. T. Y. C. luit4s. 1) of Grafton's Minuet, 8.1 Ilb roe. 40gs. from Mr. Lake's Castanet, Sat. T. V. C. 2000. Ir. ft. TtIEFDAY• Fifty Pounds, fur 2-yr old colts carrying flat. •lb. and fillies, Bst. 21b. T. Y. C. • wEDNVSDAY. Renewal of the October I atiati , :c Stahel. C. A Sitbseliption of :tags each (10gs fort ii if declared by One o'clock ON Tuesday) for three years, commencing in ISIS. To be run fur on the Wednesday in the Second October 31cetiti4 of each year, by horses of all airs (two-year olds excepted). Seventeen Subscribers. ~~ THURSDAY The Town Plate of'so/.for ;Ada, :at 41b.; 4.yr Oda, 8.1.41 h ; b-yr olds, M. 1.) Illb.; 0-yr olds, 9st. ; and aged, fl.t. 411). T. M. M. I.d Jeisry's Vantwom-hall, Rtd.loll3. apt Lord F. Brutiock's Monkey, gat. 110 b. A. F. 2.00g5. h iIIIDAY. Mr. Lakr's Aladdin •tit Mr. Payne's Pointers, Bst. 71b. each. T. V. C. 200 p. b rt. I,A , T - PAY. Ul Rona • 101 b. mot Mr. Shakespent's Don key, Sit. A. M. 200g>. YORK SPRING MEETING, lila. TIRST DAT. Marquis of Qncen,bcrry' , . ch c. by Jolion Carom, dam by A ntwns, atcain.t %Tr %I I riondson's hr. 1. Lotto, by Haphazard, dam by Hamhleto.iiaii, $Al.2lb. ern+, two lintel, 200tcs h. ft. Sir %V. Nlaxweirg br. c. Cock., I.rekey, bv orvilleolom lii Trnmpator, agani,t Mr. Michaelooll'm cr f. Georgintia. by Govvrnor, dim by lltipini, Bst. 61b. each, two miles, 380 gs. h. it. The Duke o(Drtirtna has sold Wire, skier to Whitleholie, by Wage, to gu iuto Ireland. We undristand the price is 2000 guincus. --- A trot fine match between a mare Ivelonzing to Mr. Brown, of l'ano;.tl, Hall, and a horse, the property of Mr. Mirth .ote. of Prorith, for ten guineas aside, was performed oto TemphoomeEby to Eamoot-bridge, the (Lamina bein !•IN Mile.. It was we ll coote.ted, and Wllll by the latter by about uoe hundred )arts. Tht,batatme was dome in 2tt 1.2 bCC. CARLISLE RACES. 11910.1 V, OCTOIIIM 3. 11i s lui es to, Plate o f One Hundred Gtrineaq. Four miles. Margins ~f (turf ushrrry's hr. h. F.porrstun 3 1 1 Lord Strathmore's h. It. Heart of Oak ...... . !Ur. th. in trilling LAS.; (hie ,;rare. Eppel-stop the futrourite.—ifter the first !mut 5 to 1 on Eppel sttm. DAY. A Cold Cup of fine Iltoolettl Guinea; value, by Subscribers of 10es. ratio. Four miles. Mr. N. B. HodyrAnt's b. g Woodman 11.11 of Lonadale's rh. C. King Ihrvid Major Ilialratti's br. b. Don Carlos Duke of Norfolk's I. g. Sweet William. Eleveu paid. Wont:rosy. Dust Carlos the favourite. WpONESIM.Y. A I'late of Fifty Pounds, given by the Earl of Carlisle. Tao . Mr. Read's gr. c Carliclor Mr b. c by Sir 1/avid 2 2 Two drawn. 6t04 or Iktchelur before starting—after the first heat, 3 to 1. LIME PAY. &Maiden Piste of Fifty Pounds. Two miles. Mr. Chu L.% b. f. by Itensesubrauccr 1 ) 11Ir. N. It. H u lgnun'n Is. f. by Patroclus . Mr. Ste( I's b. f. :1141.1y Lao flier °lndrawn. Pattuclus's against the held, evvit Ti A Mote of One Hitinlnll ls. Three miles. _ . . ... _ ....--. Mr. N. B. Hotlgoitia b. o. W(10(411111 .. .. Mr. Hntcliinson'a 1,. g i; Sweet William Mr. Frank'a iv c. Sir David Tworlraviu. 10 to lon Woodman. SAME DAY. Fifty Pounds given by the llewibei s tor thc City. Two mites. Mr. 11..arr's rr c. Racitelor 6 1 1 Mr. N R. Hodgioin'a br. f. by Patroclus Mr. 15.11's ch. ni. li thing I a..y Walton'y h. ui. Moll-u'-the-aloud . 3 2 4 31r. Thouisou'r b in. Nancy 1./awrion Sir Ale/gander Dun's eb. c. by Skyscraper 2 0 dr. Three drawls. An cucellent ram, Bachelor against the •irid, elm h. The Carlisle RUC!! were this year very well attended, and, slam the whole, the sport was coml. The asnmahlies exhibited, on tech night,ii blaze tif beauty and faxhinti; nor were Ilw ordinaries neglected. The theatre was' (Toweled etv i ll night, and the Mseuthla,e had en reason to regret the 3latiagt i's remissness in getting up the uewe•sl slid most alt. mused pieces now perfur ... i . 1....n.1011.—The toilsm form pint of the distiuguL.Mel company who visited that city The Carl of Limstlale, Duelteis of Portland and family, En I of Dalton ay. Martinis of 1.a.1y las s Sir Wm. Maxwell, Bart. Mr. Jittues Mars ell, Clenrrid Dearhain, the flow E. Law, Mr.Thninas Crahaut, Cnltniel and Mrs Coulson, Mr. and ilirs.gparlis, Mr. stud Mrs. Knight and fismily, Captain :mil Mrs. Iltti4r, r. and Mrs Ainsley, Mr. Hudson, Dlr. and Mrs. Davenport, Mr. and M.s. Noel, Mrs. Niattlau.l sod Mrs. Erskine, Mr. and MIS. HUSS, 6ir F re d er i c k ' i l ia Lady Vette, and family, General Bateman, Colunel Salkeld and Lady, Mr. and Mrs. Warren lanah, Mr, , Col. Cordon, Mr. and Mi•s Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Calvert, Mr T. C. Stephenson, Col. Atkinson, Mr. M. 1.4 art ley, Mr. W. Lawsoa. Mr. James Brougham, Mr. Crack. Cu thprpe, Mr. Powell, Captain Mxrliti, Mr 1:. isco, Mr. E. Basel, Mr. W. Hasid, Mr. Halton, Capt. Ilackhouse,l4. T. Hutchinson, Mr. J Bruce, Mr. Nleatkholise, Me J. Mande, Mr. J. Wyherg,h, Mr. W. Broom, Mr. Land, :h•. London, :sL•. C. S. l'eatherminhangh, Mr. Wright t Mr. T. Addivint, Captain Broker, Mr. W. Graham, Mr and Mrs. Harnmoittli Mr. %Wordsworth, Mr. J. Hope, Mr. J. Dial klmrn i Mr. wn. A. is .anal On much occasion., A 'limber of pickpockets art.re iningled in the mutly thrum;; nail their hit ri .4t, it up. 11111, was 11011.! of the least fruitful Srvcrul pockrts 'ere picked—ace man l o ot owing-1s of4ol. Another per:ion luct L.t rim bi. and 101. Iniug the third wisfuttaue of the kind lie kaitegnitifenectl within -the last stOtteen months:. Tliis intglii . toeintatioli Others against Imprudently cmooduig then Ilse following arnticinen are appointed Stewards fur the ega n l eg ye a r Riots it final .1. Graham, Esq. The fout•rice between Lad, of Wartria kdrildge, anal Ma son, ern '' , reogliii, was contested on Titesdoy- T the distance one mile, for tell guineas a side. The 0.1 . 11 m te%re six to four in favour of Earl, who was generally considered able` No Os over a certain space of ground in loss time than other, oho, however, was reckoned to lIIISMeNSI manta iur bottom The race was well co-dested, Mason gist ritHy taking the lend. A few yank Gain' the starting:post Lod taiaala.a ',gush and contemn, Wilma /ratio exerted every nerve, but Cie Cu 07- lin swim was declared s ietur, though it required ammo nieety to astevtain the fact. Masan, coming in, was wane fresh, mid, oil passing the goat. itimait slackening his Klee, leapt over the rnpro. His antagonist was much exbanstell. The frirads of Lae! attributed Ibe failure of their favnurtte to his undervaluing the ability oil . his viral, and ht hia havalatt, In the race, contrackA a severe cold. They ran the mile In five Snits les and two seconds. Among.t cali,r Audi ionable company, Carle►. It irinnond Ihe Black, and l'aisiter, have 11.'110m-es! its with their appear. stmt.' It is snit known *bribei.;t match is made top het* reu any of these disiingniOted perumagts : they. bouserr, have berm exhibiting. specimens sir their skill in the milling Sys. tens by public sp:u•rir•„ and initiating uur goad citizens-in this polite accomplishment. THE WitE!:TLING . • . . Was, as in the former years, well contested bi a Cumbria's hardy sons," in a spurious roped ring. The *assemblage of people to witness these ancient sports was very great, and toe niult.st order prevailed. • James Rubinson won the. first prize. SHIPM IN PORT ON SATURII4r. • - in the Sound—Pbcaeaut, Ili:doing, Cormorant s End Constant. ,tt the Island—Bittern. •In Born/pod—Cyrus. • //amorne--Supo b. piter, Rocbfort. Speneee, Muni. 'remnant, Conway. Tay, Timis, Lee, &idioms, PIIII,II , Zlll4 Mo.quil,,, iev,rct , Opuystim, Prometheus, Ber*lt us, I I (.;,co t ,, trgra ph, :Martin, rischantrisa, Alztrine, Dwarf, &Mark, liebulate, aid Diligence naval tiatiiport. - ' NAVAL CHANGES AND APPOINTMENTS. The 113aro‘m, Gladiator, and Myrmidon, were paid oft laxt week at P111 . 1.M4/1111) j and the Tremendoos, at Chatham. The Myrmidon is re.eommiaaionesl. The Bedford and Plantagenet are ordered to be hrnke up. The ships now 17)ing at Spithead are,—Pique, Graniens, Orlando, Ampleion Leven, Regains, Fox, Wieser, Hyweia. Ships in IlarbOur. In Co snail ',glom —Queen Charlotte, Ventr,cor, Antelope, Dictator, Alcrete, Pactolits, laer , Ta gil*, Inconstant, Nlyrinielun, 'Lowey, Hyacinth, Weer, Childers, Riflehlith, Harrier, Satellite, Wasp, Saracen, Griffon, Nimrod, Britomait, Pelican, Musquedolpd, Gee_ ChM, Stfely. The ships at Gibraltar na the 16th tilt. were—Asia, An. Undaunted, Baulerer, Cidvpso, Iliad. stao, and Dilfrilo The ASIA was about in sail for the litivanuali The itiroli, Sabi Ma, Sparrowliairk, awl Partridge., were at Slalta ; Lord Exmouth was at Marseilles; and Admiral Pei]. rose at 11e,mina. Captain Drury is appointed to the Salcette, vice Car. J. Bowen, appointed to the Wellesley; Capt. H. Patton, Alban, vice Boyd ; Ccpt. W. Fisher, Bann, vice 1.. Slicp heard ; Capt. I) Roberts, Hydra, vice Diem • Capt. A. I.owe, Larne, vier Sir J. G. Sinclair; Capt. J. abe. Spry, vice Ferpicon ; Capt. Iluskistom, Perseua ' vice A'Court ; Capt. 31. Madam., Hesper, vice Capt. Bidulph, promoted and appointed to the Volage; Capt. Hutt. A. Turnout., Sphyttx, vice Shiffner ; Capt. Walpole, reappointed to the Thames ; Capt. Gambier, Myrmidon • Capt. Campbell, Shark ; Capt. Strnugeways, Onyx, vice ' Cobh, Lieutenants Royer and S Snarshott arc appointed to the Amphiun; Lients. I. Richards, and P. Gosiling, Pactolus ; CJ. Carter, Saracen ; H Jewry, Grecian. Mr. W. Hellier, 'Purser, to the Magicienue; 31r. R. 31aeshall, Assistant Sur geon, Dt: sit et% The Menelaus (wing found tutu aworthy, Capt. Bowles Isaa berm app ted to the Amphion, and ('apt: Porvia (both taking their present officers and men), to the Ilfhgi cientte. A frigate. is wanted immediately for service in the River Plate and Capt. Bowles is pm tictilita ly well ar gintinted with the navigation of that River, :it writ 11,1 With the real character of the existing intim-1[4.0f the partied that reside upon its hanks. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.. PORTBMOUTO, OCT. 8. Arrive,l yestertlay the Hyeum iitore-shiv, from the Dowto. Arrived to-day the Mary, Jane, Frederick, and Charles from St. Petershur;:h. • Salted the Hyena, fair St.• I plain ; Itlisletoe, on a cruise; and the Seringap.aani packet, for the West Indies. FA tMOUTH, OCT. 6. Sailed the rlimnas and Macy, Di um, fur S!.. He lena ; Apollo. Etly, fir Buenos Ayres ; Minerva, Purchase, for linurdenux. Thr Speedy pAcket, for Corunna; and Duke ty' Iliarlbar t ongk,. for Uhlman, are now in the roads. PLYMOUTH, OCT. Sailed yesterihiy the Jung, Lady Hamilton,' • ,n -ma, and Queen transports, for Quetjte, with stmts. Came in the Liberty, Evans; Franeis and Har riet, Ottiray ; and the William and Mutifteui, front St. Petersliurgh ; the Flexley, fla;ker, and the Halifax, Couth, fioni London; the .Entourite,. Hendry., from Newcastle, uud two ships from Pillau. IIAttWICIS, OCT. 8. Arrived to-day the Leicester packet, with a mail from Holland. Put bwek the Castlereagh ntxi Charlotte packets, which *mkt' yesterif:ty ; t!.v fortnri• for Cflxiitiveil, and the hitter for tiotteiihurgli. The Pritice of Orange pucka, tor Hullaud, that suited with them, rent:oils at sea. rargr.P9pL, OcT. 7. The "Pa*, Hammond, froin.tlos . part for New Volk, was towed into New York 9th September, &molted. The /Mu m and fang, Nltller, that Built d Ist No'staltrer, NeW York, has put back leaky. . J. Arrived the Catherine,' Jacksiin;• from Philariet phis, soiled SeptenA•r ; nn the 9111 spoke the Scipio,' Heniqiinson, in die Delaware, from Su einem, fur Bastin', in distress. DEAL. OCT. 8. Suited yesterday the Coromandel ter Mitilrss. Cnnue'dnwn from the River to-d# the ?'rusty, Want, for Yitcatini; Laii t zdon, for • “re nada ; and the Lure,, Cullen, and * June and Alice, Snows, forClibniltsr. - • PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY 3 pc.. Cud. Consok 53•341, Navy 5 per Cent BOl '7 k Ornitium .• ' In•ha Ruh& n 3 use. Exchequer fills 3 1 dis. COUSUiII for Ace Ssl• 9 St T. RIM, Stuck-druker, 4, Conikill, vat 9, Charing-crow PRICE NEW 1140*. Kent 61 Oslo Al 9s Sussex —Ail Os to 6/ Os Eisex Oslo Al Ox ;11t3T iN 77Z&E.IYD. The 933 regiment are daily exrectnd to de L im y i n rick, asatctil t. the Leib int ; arbeti 11:. , v a 11'1 Vt., that iarrison *ill then roncst of a krigade of atti!lN y, ith Ma goons, 74tb, 144th, 86iti, a n d 9:;,I regiments. and the Cava'. sod loi(11/1.. SLlitia Itegiment,s, from wh,c, large detach_ ntetiti'oill be son: to variuds pacts Of thal county to be eantoordt. . Y ~Ptt n companieg of the Tipperary .11Ti litia :Ire to rmsain at Bantry and other pro .•• in tlw vottoty 111 The ttionntrhati NI ORM arrived in Itinterea, tenthly tlf per3ry, Int Tue.4l.ty Litt, (rum Mounttlants, ue thy duty. The nuval North Doweinhire Militia hitrep;nre.: th• tk r _ manse!' at Mullitiprilhe latter regiment havtag tam cht:ti m Titmice. MA RXETS'. CORN EXCHAFGE. Itnicroim. Ovetwerft 0. Wc hail a cowl 1•1111 ply Ur Wheat this morn ing Ir m o Evart Noll Kent; hoc settiplPs of which, in the early pat, moronic, supported the price of this flay vrt•dt, h.i , t ' • the clore the sales became bean, and niferior its k.•• not lie got 'off at a redoel ion of IL to 2a. per riparter ley was doll. and lower thou Chid thy week, p, as A ,l Beans are dull, and if any thine rather lower. Moe Orq• 'support their price, but ordinury are dull. lit other atilt - lea po alteration. CURRENT PRICES OF GRAIN. Foreign VlUat...—s 48s 5P4 Grey Wage l .2s 364 Fine do —s 6F44 Fine ditto ii :U.'s Eraglisli4lo. 4s ti 24 I Tick Beal; .. .....241s 324 Fine ditto —a •—s 72a Old ditto ..34s 361 Old ditto 4 —4 tined! ditto Rye 2145 30. Old ditto Vis. 404 Fine ditto Rarley • 24. 2S, Fine ditto 27. .... Fine ditto .. ..... ....—s 314 Poland ditt o 23 77„ New ditto --.:(2,: nut:ditto Vs 314 Malt 55 60. Potato+. ditto .. ..... .--:t 4s Fitt. ditto • —4 4 3 f411 I Anise Seed oft' not White Pcitsellittilers . ) 311 s 40s i Fine Flour 53• 6 , 11 Fine ditto —4 444 *roods 'fin. ~ 54 • S3IITH FIELD MARKET. MONDAY. OtTPREft 117 This day's market was adi senpli,d with. palms 4.441 ; arid the show of cattle in general Nat tolerably cowl: Mut ton end Pork were dearer; Beef and Veal sold at last prics; and tiut trade fur the tlital part runs SOrriesliat lwitk males in the Hay-market were mine lisely; /ivy /ruled a better price ; Straw stud Clover °Mahn d hitt pores suttjoiu an accurate statemeut of the prices mod uumbers : To slid; the offal Per stout ut . l 4 lb. Reef—.4l. N. to 'is. 0.1 . ;lead of Cattle t hi s d ay ._ Nluttou ..4 Od. to ss. 44 Beasts 2,114 I nuili ...Os. Od. to On. 4IJ. Sheep 15,9(6 Veal ....4s. 4.1 to els. 0,1. (*elves Pork ....4s. bd. to ss. bd. Pigs HAY—MARKET. ilny 3/. Ox. ltd. to 41. lOut. Straw Clover. 4/ Os. Od. to 6/. 10x. 0.1. NF,W(IA'rE ANI) I.EADENHALL M 114,. if.:S (By the Cate/Ass.) Beef ......3s 04 to 4s 2 Veal 3 ,8 04 to ft- 04 Muttoo .. 3s O.! to 4s 4.1 I Pork 4l Oa to 5. 04 Lamb, 3s Od to 5s Od. PRICF-S OF HA' ET. Hay.. 31 :is ad to 51 Oa IN! Straw 11 10s Od to II ltis Eld AND STRAW V/ HITErH %rr L. Hay ...if Olt n‘i sot 5' A. Si Shaw 1 t 16.. 1 i11 1.1 1 , 18. lid Cloves 6f Os 01.1 to 7' O. 04 , F HOPS, NEW POCK TT! Kest si 0•6 1%. 13' 01 SuliSeX •• • • 61 th io 10' th Ftwohnon ..—/ o.to KAW Best Heifers and Sterol (per stone),': 23 94 to 33 Od Middlings 24 .44i to 2s 414 Shadings, 2.od_to 484. PRICE OF St. James's Market 4a 2141 Claw Market Os Qd Whiterlmpel Market 4r Id per at . SIL. Bs. 31.1 Ave: aze 4i lid Venni'. Ms—vrodrea Price of Cmffillep, per dote ()telinari—la 104 to SI- Oft Marko Calf ;.8. to Miro.% Eat:: Door 14,1'10,1 to 15. Od Lau/al/tot, 404 to COI TA "Ai )11/. Tallow 71s 4.1 0.1 Yellow 11nosist71. tFd —s Oa White ditto.. —.l —s 0.1 soap ditto.. —sib' C 7 NI Aiettiutz Stair —s 4+.1 no,. ad Dino rough ..—s 04 44,4 oil •Graiwis I Od A Guild Dregs lu. n 4 gescsistl, 100.—Pal 1 1 1411 11, Fes Otl-.-11141talAs, 131 , oa. COA4, lUARKET, Oci. 0 ‘ l l , itos at Market. Ships 4 7 arld. Price 11 1 eivcrtAtle 1 Salideriand ......514. Ott. 011 S(.lllCh CO:II •.. • • • 0 •• • • —s. OA. to —s 04. 1 C.adera • MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GU! LI/11 A LI, TIM DAV M U. J. )(tartlets, Geedt Bricer,t.trvet, prwnbreker.... 3 10 J. %Yuuluer , K wain). 3 R. Gregory, Oiti Jet% ry. inanrai.re-brnki r 9 12 J. Ifubcrts and Co.. Whitertri r i, stlzar antlers 3 11 T Penney, LonAnintoi reel, nterchn.. , 2 10 J. B. Wive, Tainow dills, paper-melte.. 1 16 S. 11. %%Minims and Co. St oil Den niviDEN DS. T. Hayward and C. - Bolhorn, ehoeunakers R. Cracker, IC...n*loh Town, victualler. .. T. H M. Heed. Red. 1 . -street, 011ocutaKer H. N eitto au, Skinner-rued, currier CERTIFICATES.. . A. and .1. Payne, of St. John-street, Clerkesivell, Sour-futh,ro nod Bendial, of Erist./. Phillips, of Little Alie-street,Goollman's-fit 11 , (1.11e0eN, tailor.—P. B. AShett, of Lime-street, London, illerehttlt. • IDES. MARRTAGES. 10 IS 1• 10 Yesterday at Kenwyn, Flenjnmin (brother to the present Lord Mayo. of I.ohinn., (Ardis to Maria, arrow, 611ugi.ter of the late Commodore Alichell. flu the 11111 of SeptenaLer, at "Znii.l., in the Inoue of hi• • Excellency 'Mr ('tuning, 13rito.h Envoy, Sir %%Mime C. Cordon Bart. of Altyre and (.ordoin•ton. bs Illna Campbell, elJrit thing - bin. ..4 the late Colonel Caor hell, younger of Struetleltl. . DEATHS. • Madame Lavater, •.tidow of the esitheated mist of that na me, on the Vila of lust month, at Zit+ ;di. At Ditinfrita, on Monday morning fiv ' nisight: Mr. S. Brewer, comedian, bite of the theatre, Denifi 1, 'rafter to , Mites,. of tome weeks, sod 24. This X Ill" titre noonsly avoided giving any .clue by which kia tciruds ••r relatiets Night hat. e h 11 tateirmed of Lai Ateftew • ptrs have been read, but nothin can be gathei . ,4l front ih• We believe, bovicree, that he was Lora in. Lon•ikel, .:• the only one of that name in the profession. As an att ,r Ise was of no eminence, but as a wail he wag esteemed HIGH IVATEIt AT 1.0ING()N 131114)4;E I 1 P• Montag 19 stl.r 7. j Evettinv 4 7 after 7• LO!.: DON Printed *ad Published nt the (/nicP, No in, Strand; ahem Ailverti.erriciaq are receiver), ai.d Lrti:At . (P O At paid) ar.rit 4c adJravocd SMITH. 'Vr• I. Clement's !nu, Printer IV,kitTli 4 Nu. in sum 4, - - I 1., 1-16 E CI Etectui. 41- Imp A litS, l n at the erilt.mett raUTtitaii, hr a civet r • gio FS tee re.Pr el .eert.• 11.}: of P nr the ‘..1 ~.,,th from GOE Nootv• b e pri the whyl with the.' rated w rites btu :be fatiet:' r aw seen f bt the apa:ea EST-n city Cl mr.r.i f; teitl d P,, ct • GEO is hag p e e. In V ,eeee , t of the 4ee d, :11 ...Jimaic lenity , nteroutioi .10 alto T Wild n ; Geneve .4 'bath, rol at' re I , J, .11 incrivil: , thr Ha Carnal it July lasi there col& bra, 1 . 1 'led to t h.' is oi e ntionei .prfir that relit) T rs vMry pa o ilary 016 , 10111 :t1 exp.. criii ‘ in •boute. mbba g. N. AMI • Witte, lh sivm 1 .. Rickety , Ruhr •Mi.. hl ktiowlAu .Thlr,ll„ I Pent, 1.. AR 1 A r 4ll . Lti h Pen. CUEIO4. it wit. tea at Mat 0 . 04 will er.als int ;sine tt of Meat Elva ~ .11;1 alibr not stesprd payable at Londe tired' thi Gni said °TIC! or l cunt r Lau undrr..• P It tilt u •.V IPeWeT,' ler r.r A • Wedni crieril a olutiaala I. 'au) MU} rly tllk h•ruit ‘1 id the *nutrad ted tssi. btrari • no Mr IPV.Ite 0 tiintra r. titulars Itice , acti E sV Subacril i• Simi ; Irv, am.: ide; hosiurir .gle ulth anti r , 4h: bly co It and tDiar Were' Mer e Di agid arta' /.T iediad •0111 , and, t o ht,. 0 Pe9n le* a u e4s