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r ens GUN TAW llrb .(From The Morns Lome .dctestifier.) MUMWW, Mo . T 19, 1821. • . •All'ellterooday hie liWelty's brig Snapper. Keene comasamfing, and the I'olut i 4 sktipeollo P,M'e irryfers. Lieutenant Kingdom, ar. rived '1 ttie Getable, and from the supe • a. tieticd 4110ntectiont of the gole trade at Porten. etc. • Leatelltlinst Era& bits been employing the' mai°, Weise energises es the River Gambia, fur the winnower opinion a trade for gilt* with the natives at Pertioestie, idd the approbation of the British iverlbei44, has been liberally ritpreeted. in *chases' )cdgment oldie somest which has crowned the sees • lour rarer of this intrepid °Aker. At the coneetetreenent of the pre4ent year the' Uritials niettlionte of the Gambia obtained the lip.' lON end nielliatteKt of the local government in the . inerrant to nom the gum trade at Portendic. and evise that &kola* asid•good will which formerly ..ili,i;ored between them and the Moore in Senegal. comirewlere Sir George Collier was solicited to or d..r a vessel of war fee the protection of the trade, I , ntt to convey the I'M hinidaome ',reagents from Ibis ;44n-erten:lent to the Ding. Princes. and Chiefs. of the Trarehar Moon; and for this purpose his Me j"..t)'s gun-brig Snapper. commanded by Lies.. Triontle Romies, was selected, and directed to pro ve...l on That mitt important and interesting service. .‘aapoper soiled fiat* Sierra Leone on 18th Feloco,arr. soul slier visiting the River Gambia, and making these arrangentents which. seemingly, nould beet innate the speedy commencement of the trade -tied the greatest safety of the merchant veil. .eirri:reeeeding on this speculation. arrived at l'or trtigliC ea the evening of 3th April. • Lieut. Krans, and the avid of the merchants, baring lauded, had a most gratifying and setisfae= tort iolerview with Prince ihraboint (eldest son to ttu r.igising Sovereign of the Tnorthars), mid his reoptr. The Prince came down to the beach wider cloth canopy. supported by a numerous r. pf . warrinrs ; they all squatted down on the sand. Va. cloth canopy being drawn over their backs to 11 , r winoh, . end held up on the opposite side. H e r e the palaver wee held, and the object of the voyage fatly eeplaiped. The . Frince exporter(' hinierlf 4441141irtentitemi4igeotiliod W seeing the English again ~eAeel~th~l~, ehnt they had always had ever beta Ihrfrititlei N . the If *lid 'to rrideounateuce toffeillellidlo the Illereboole;Vso roe etre the goon , • ... surnlweSte;weeld bee mem at:infornee icy Mi arll Maws of shlkeiNt. TM. "timer efseneeedo /Arne' an beard tbeilltqlper;o11111 ttlee pai equipment of which rapreseed Sot= • .i.ion sad surprise; and before lira departure (is letstris for ea elegant pair of pistols) presented I ;rid. Evans with • string of ivory brads. which he M wt• ii•oarrei his verist—a gift, indeed, which is nee‘ Ic made, ind which is always regarded as the OHM 1.11:410 pledge of their sincerity sod friendship. 114 promised to dispatch messengers to the Kuig. and the me/chums of the forest of Sahel, nqueseing t' , •• latter to repair as soon as possible ' with • plea -I,Coi littliply of gain. to Portendic ; an d on the 434 "s ine of the Wrrbouts arrived. with a quantity of gum, whilst others, with MO laden camels, were 11'.:a a day's journey when the Soopper svoilrri for Cle l'spe de Verd islands. The Moors were most u , sioos fur this trade. . . 'f'he trade in gum has always proved • lucrative ere to the English Merchant ; a very heavy duty to und for its importation into Essglurd, but it is. vorchttsed in Mika at a very cheap rate in general. 'i':;ere is always a great deal of trouble in settling i::r customs with the King. Princes, nod Chief., I:ef..re any trade is begun; their avarice rod joigp. 1..0ce are proverbial ; but in arranging the rearm trade, which is now going on at Pottendie. Po heavy r!eroands were exacted, and no feeling •but that of C•t• hest gust will and amity were masiifesterl.— This in a great measure, to be attributed to 11w All, attention. •and joi4gresent of • I. eat. Evans, the commander of ike Snapper, who burled simost daily. often to the danger of Ins life root the bright and violence of the surf, and did crery thing 111 Isis power so promote the tiurle, mid atsar.it the Moors to the interest of our country.— .fsiotbing can be more fl sitesiog to the feelings of t::s officer, or more sitisfoetory to his gallant Ctitli modure, who selected him (Jr this important iser bier, than the highly honourable teattitiony of his zeulous meritorious conduct by the British merchants of the Gambii. 'Si. Mary's, Gambia, May 7, • . . • "Sa*.a.oll Mhalf of ourselves cod the merchants "metro • d is the trade lately commenced with the Moors at .Per• t u.air, it devolves ou ws, before your departure from this • Ltorl, to rein 11 )6w uur pi O thaols for the very eminent . an,lj vs:amble a. is me you have con:ributed towards effect ang *la .1114. et • •• tand , ring our bumble ackeowkdensenh, we me i3petted by the moat lively vatit ode ; wt sooty for the wrest Ade:infep you have reuderei es onslostecometry broke tr.% I tla4i aldwes.t of su isitriosie a brmiehof commerce, but .pree. • t •R:asPy fr•-vn the •ery bray interest sod good-will iviib .6.111 liese wirier* have Inca scrump:in:ed. I •••. We aye aware how inadequate use testinsooy is to the ealeiisive toilette you have employed. . • this ,lithetslrettusgh eat floe pursuit.; which having I .tr•sielicevt under such eattesisee auspices, traits se doubt e:*ll.tiiihwt•turfeet end happy re.ult: and can may odd,. i •r 1111 t, ere long, to have again the pleasure of tieing ).ii, i.iir port. And with heartfelt wishes for yairlealth .„,r„,,prines., beg leave to subscribe ourselves, *• s,r. your must faithful and obliged Servants, 's • (i.gued) •• W. WATERMAN, EDW. LLOYD. JO*. WILSON. J. DODDS, •s t- r. " WM. FORSTER J. WYNNE. / •.. . 4 To .Liopiii.rbn. owasE•aas. consmasiding • , FLIES* Snapper, , lee. the. ate. • • aims is the ass eifJohu Evan Eaq. °Miner- Mew - fluismoulluddsta. • fr ' • .11.;O1'RSE 01 7 EXCHANG • A*6l. plow, C . F. 12 14 Litho al 5i01... It 13 ' 44.tier4110 ....... 'lt 17 Ai weep 12 • trembler."... 31140 •Aievos '. . 37 II Faris 3 day's '''' t 3 70 20 'll..univet fraukfort ire the 157 Prlegaborgis. p. 04 3Ca. Vlfollll .do 10 13 10 23 /114.1 r id Xvempay, Oci•isza t. Legl,sit . ...... 7 4 4 31 Rice " Vales . 45 Naples. 394 Pak rime, per es 11111 ILedites SO M 5O lOW ITO. Mehl& es Odblis Cork V ssitaitua Portugal Gold le 'd .d. Culls. per ua II • Geld is 8an...... WV* Nrirs Deashinee—i • • 'IT • bier •. • 0 Writ is Uwe • • i'aofis .. 34 /alb* .• • 3 lifiEwhoei • Gibraites 3Ol ?ROM zasr Nmars VIIIEV'TV" P 3 . •'T BANICIRUPTS.. I" . I . 7 414 .. a " $1 ltelph Wtaltrbeutt, late a Winos'', lA:a, ens.sin.. l Asia, to vaneeider, October 19, at are. Sat Sewn% sad November lt teeny at th e Sea Ina.Preien. At Mr. Georokshrls, Plamliester • soil Meyers. 1101 lett, Great Jamemotrem, Bedford row, Leedom ,• Hairy Mercer, a Liverpool, surname, to amitgai i °e mber Mk" aid November 13, at ow% at the dowse lon. Dalbstreel o Liverpool. Adorneys, Mr. Lige, Liverpool sod Mr. ilettr, Clkaoterrlso. Leedom. 'Mom Ward, of fkrou ' ser York. onalisles, to .arrow,, ; Orlober O. 10, sod Novesnii 13, at Memo at 14% Dell low learberoaals. Ailerons, Mr. Thanks, firlybogrolii, op* Mr. Len% Gray's. lea, London. .; tint p.. DIVIDENDS. e el • 001obw 29. T. Care, of Iliodery, .Jrapallpo dorm% as twelve, at the Ewe , 4 November I. J. Black's% of ewes Amu, Imp% at eine% at the George .krilri Tier. Novesabre 3. 111 Cohn, of Denewhirmstreet, Qiireweireare sod We of Great Jameosartet. 1111411oses , eadmagedirolier, at limn, at °oddball, Leiden. o r e e kr 32. W. 1111liamo sad A. Whyte. at New Bowl. wool, Middinei% hatters. st ten, at tiraildball. Leeds.. NWllternef 17. B. Truro/Moo, see. sod J. Trouibioe, of bropoLotreeto Lembo, silkmee, sod of Overfoo, Harts, (=rainwater% at Mena, at Guildhall. 17. T. Garbutt, of Maaelleater, woollemermikram osi4tiorer, al three, at the While Bear loft. Illavolowleo., CIIRTIFICAT BS —oo2mito 13. 4 '3. Caner, of Latotiog, bores, Varner.—J. Do1100.•99 Rory St. Fahooodk, Nordk, sorgroo.—S. aortas, of *se& whom, Clooopoidle.. L.. 4,., a 111 massentarterero.4 riattleo. woremerelmat.—J. WaiMMlPaisc 1119410‘, WA% Geor.r, . Wm Aileen, Corri2oll, 18.0.4100 per —J. Drake, of Leiriolmes, Key% 1901119,902iem • • - PARTNERSHIPS DIWALVED. • "11144410 r, Krilbrod, sod C. H. Hackett, of 6..14. ogiedoi ileedoe, obip.boebero, lletob.-r I, 1921.—E. While led & 12113311 of Med I.i.e.strret. HoNsofe, Middleors, morgeeeNaormillso•llll, 1921.—T. Ily mod T. Mesh& ef Iler•o4OW4 Werpieg, Middtsw, mrlbseierto, loploorobrt ink 11121.--J..ooeie. O. Iltooto, J. &woe mod W. Mills, Peroommetk. sod kittens, .f Geipe:t.Soethomptee, oestreet bowlers. Sepliomber 29, 1921.—E. lAA, E. J. Whittaker, sad M Porkers, ef Rlorkeoseidiret. Ilemotheork, themi•ta, hek.3o, 1911.—. T. 13 Ceti.. oed T. Cellos, of Pluck lase, Ca .. bill, loodoge. otwelt.agrelo, Jena 211,, ...J. G. Dailierr and E. P. Cieveuery, of Geliseeteroo, Steetheirk, fierienther 14, 1921.-6. J. Peel' abo.l J. r. ef rv.whire•wharf. Ilsokoide cool.emovobeied; 9•Fivesb.r 1,1911.—G. Witeme,G Reowee t eed J. At. 1141090 1 td &Ws stns, Itatehlfe-highway, Mmillsors, haven, Uciebor I, 1921. . 4 ..., • i814,.A vhasb CORONERS' INQUESTS. • Eienearry meadow an lamsisition was held, at St. ThipitS's liespkoll. am view of the body a Josue Minot% lipid. . l ild s mho braises rim over about three weeks since by see the Inns stave ire Graerehurch-street. The mark, it appeared. Nod leen meaning epilog another, and thus tire essfortenate beeideneltapprwrd. Aber it short deliberation, the Joey returned a verdict of ifessitiiNgder against Maas Dowil, the c..ochmais, and •desidatta of Shy pounds on the roach and horses. A pretensions! gentleman attended the evaniinatioa ow the part at coaelimma, but the Coroner would sot permit him lapel a shier "wait's, as lie considered it interfering 'witb ale libriCiirovier's) ditty. • • • ACCIDENT AT ST. PACII:S. ,'lOl Monday an Ingneet was held before Thamamilbelltelb rug. Cnetrater, at St. Bartimbiesiew's Hospital, on the bodies 44 Them* Nullimos and homes Nay, whet were nefortuaahr. 17 killed by the falling of a seoffold within the Agee of St. Peel's church, me Saterday moraine hod. James Delaney, one of the labourers, &pored, that be sod ermtal,istbers were employed ia b.wliue up • pole for the crwepsep'et erecting a sealisid t when suddenly the centre ledger, which sopported the planks, Woke, and instantly the • shade the workm.s. (eight in number) were preeipitated with Hre t wrairelding, part a which, with the tee nakeirmate insfferees,, fell to the ground, s rho:Hoer of 34 feet. The others mere jentsned between the hoards, mid were melted with lisle semi injury. IVitneas fell wth them, but weed him. self by lisf.ng hold of the ladder. Mulligan dropped oe his , hend, erbich was dreadfully fractured, and when taken sip was quite insensible and cowered with bloo.i. He died before be *trived at the hospital. May received several levere bruises on his hotly, but was sensible. Janie, Devarses, another lahmirer, corroborated the evi dence. kir. Langstard, surveyor, deposed that he and 'reels, ear vegan had examined the er•lfahl, which was perfectly *mare andstrowe. They had examined the centre ledger, which broke, sad (outwit it to b► rattalid i iu Ills ciptitioN the weight of eight emus eatised it in break. In answer to the qoie.tiva of a furor, the witness said it , was nut requisile V.o loser eight *co to haul sop the piste, whim they diol without orders from their employers. Six note were sufficingt for the purpose. The Jury relented a verdict of Accidental Death. . Os Tuesday last, liaanalo Flofiction, residing at Hortland, in fle County of Kildare, of respectable patents, drowned herself in the Royal Canal, at Kilo-tick, in said comity. An balm* was on Wedstorlay taker. brfore Thomas liar rusty., Fool. Coroner of said comity, and a respectable jury, when, from the examination of witnesses, it appeared that the obsiestoord, who was about Moores, years of age, was go l orted by a serjenet of the 33t1 regolient of ties, Ober eta diked 100 Kilrork....llol he promised her marriage, and hay ,. hog gut the route, be was tallest npou by her friends to 'inform his prestige, but whirl he evaded, saying, he ..Avoid first have bus Captaia's content. On the Sunday pre. ..biwapa to euitimittirat ibe rash art, he spent the evesoing 10119 her sad bre simerin•law, and an , Monday her brother atedatispowted her part of the way home, when sbe'retarsed soil deowootkiereelf in the 'Carat. The toady was very men . ilhie dineaverrd, as deceased .left her besot on the bane. 41gaiety, • spidertlerlibitetlins 'of the Curiser, relurtied a rule " That thodeiseiled, talhosioring under extreme grief, 'must Old being of aosend listed, did east and throw herself into .....11bwitgyal Cowl, at ILikock, sad was oh,* and there suffo , .*annd t instl drowned, of *bide she Instantly . died —(Dtibilat sCrgoloomf,J. . • ku , rho% • ' •.. “: huusserenis ffritetes.—A young woman, who proved to be the daughter of a tradesman in Wesioninstar, about two oo'cluck yesterday ufseration threw Ismael( into the Thuile., .beyoad Vasshall-beidge. She was sere 'by as watt null, who . was rowing dove in Ids boat, and he went ission:distely to her 1. aosisteoce, and took her inti Lis boat wish ensue difficulty, in a very ealtsoited state, and carried her home to her friends to.' sou pitiable state. It was said that the cause of the •soab.atientpi was a qlsertl with her souther, who had been upinuitlisor her fur keeping company with a soldier. MOST EITiAORDISARY CASIL—The wan of whons se veral arettimis have recently been published of airallesieg jack helms, bullets, marbles, fit. dud its the Alms-house on Sunday, is consequence of Outmoding his system with those tracks. He gave a history of his lute to the attend ing physician, iu which many so asudeaul Acts will aloubtleas appear. Oat opentag hie body, Saralee Ashore (all shut) were found in his stomach, one of them four Ouches sad a half is " length, sad our *quarter wide, 'sod anioug then the pucker. • knife of the Philadelphia physician, with hie name on It.— As authentic report .of this very reissrkalite ease will un doubtedly be wade in the Ileditei Repository, with mere particulars Ohms would be ad. isable to give tin our boaraoy authority.---(Anterican Paper.) II _. , ltoitaeay.-0 S ..... U sa_.l uy - HA a alit GToN, of Broad -street. Goldru-squarr, after , diower went out to take a work, Nod only left a see teat attending the young children. Wlteu sbe re luitoed she fouud that thief tier I a sit e_w o , ce buta k e d: 'in iud robbed the place of upoatdr of 1004 %Rd , several 111111C1t11 01 Wellll4ll apparel. h1r..11A111111110 , .. TON amain the country for s.itrul do), btfige. . 1 4 Mw 1 1 utot, . d2iii.', , arti vie ft I...derimpwor.m„„.sl ..orol•rd n r soft oft pARrr *MC' • , A complaint h a ring bee° made to Mr. Grant that the Lisburn Yeeinaorr. ea the 25th alt. had adrendell the phhlte. by playing certain irritetieg Party tom% Mr. Greet etenrered the comaturicu dia 67 the following l e iter N Dahlia Castle, Ilith September, 1821. hew the bower to ockoosPledir the receipt of ybwr letter of the ISOi Mt. aid to Mat yen fac the troolds Wm low , films i. eseveyisat the information it rousisinsd, wine% I bat osi lbws is siabosittisi to the Lord Lieisseasut„ Ibis Excellerier haw* aecoesliodlY divetted. 1 " 1 , aranansiestioim to be held with the Iblasoe-Sliklor . r Military, in She Slew to she special investiestios of the 640 Ifseelleney he. she satisfaction to led front hie reply, that. the times w aneshon were inadvertewily played, without MI issoatio• of gisior offeisea„ bet with inset actioss base lOW issued so will, it is expected, folly guard spinet a like lib irisereore in (store. • a I have the hoses, to be, Kw, " Your mum obedient humble Semite, " C. GRANT. " William Jaen Niammeh, Es. Lisburn." BIBLE SOCIETY. We !street the renewing very important demi. merit from the Drogheda Journal : " On Tuesday last his Grin the Inrd Primate held his Amoral Visitathor for this pet of his diocese, in St. Peter's Moth. Hi. Grum was aeconspisied by the Richt Hob. Stephen Radcliffe, Vsear.Gasserat. Sher Divisor Service so excellent Sermon, apposite to the occasioo, was preached by She Rev. Mr. Ormsby. Recto/of asllynsascanlon. " lornirdiately after which his Grace ruse, and delivered an eloquent and impressive exhortation to his Reverend lirethren, impioehre thew to protect their Socha alpinist she intrigues of secoariaiso, who were siviux every art to di vert the weak and *enable hum the estahliehnsent. He hewed that, theories their perms exertiour, the evil would be counsoratted. tllia Grace farther stared, shot he had witlolraon hiurrelf from the Bible Society—she Members of that body basin, Is his opinion, deviated from the oririaal plan hid down for their government. His Grace, however, stated, that he wee a warm friend to the circulation of the Scriptures, wad to the Society fur po lemist Christian Knowledge suet the Supprersiow of Vice. The thereh wan crowded, and his Grace's oppeal on this 111110111e11140111 sishject appeared to wake a strong iraprisvion cia the R d Geudensea, and the congregasion in reveal, -0-.. r. BARBAROUS OUTRAGES IN THE COUNTY OF LIMERICK. Ltweittcx, atrrrISSIIR 26. floodsy lut, Dula Barkley, Co►arlis, Crowley, and two wooers, who were Crown oilmen's at the last Comity Amities. returning home flows 'hit city, were attacked at Ardhgh, and beat si woomierifully, that Barkley died on she following moraine Crawley and the women escaped to Newcastle, whesitthey were also maltreated, and it is slated, that little Mores are amtertaisail of their recovery. As ■ swami at easitriae Bortley a sate retreat to his home, he was seal a circa itaas route by watrr, and lauded at Forte's island, lust sack was the determiesihm of the ►nfans who projected his destruction, that no pass be mold so by, was ieff without oburvatims. On aPlllas, - the Mail Car was patting throuth Rillikeale, Bernard APClosky, a nylons, returning from the -Amities to Nearest le. waSforeilily dragged from it by a mum. her .1 men from the town, sod heat end mangled so severely, lbas his iife is emisiderod in great Jaeger. • no Saturday hut, ll* New: Francis Langford, of Castle sews, is tuts barony of Palli• Kerrey, in this county. sent Jolla Corneal, of Ringmnylan, and snob. other mesa, to draw off tithes, agreeably to 1/411 ife received from some landholders— while* Corneal seat his coniptiniouki for horses and ears, ha WM moss inhumanly ensirdered, lila head being severest from hie lowly. The most Wire menowirsis are porsaing by the numerous reepertable gessikmen of that aeighbossrhood, to apprehend the perpetrators, who, it is said, have abscooded. About eight o'clock on Sunday evening, the house of Wm. Morgan, Eng. at the Abbey. near Shanagolden, us. attacked by a large party of fellows, who broke the drawing.roons windows and ball door, but stone shot. being fired by Mr. George M or gan, d o ry flPesin prig, after firing five shots. All she male part of the falsity, except the riving gentleman who acted so resolutely. were fount home. The object of the ruffians was to obtain fire.ams. sesday 'sight an armed party of two handerd, tansy of them wrariag white funds oil their hats, attacked the village ssf Siossagoltlen, in this county, in search of fire.arm.. They first weal to the pod-ofiSce, and no being told that t►e family had no musket., they 01111111iiiirli dreadful de. predations, such as breaking the furniture, threatening to mauler the inhabitants, fie. They twat proceeded to the Brolewell, and broke it open; thence to other houses, and after demolishing the doors and windows of each tiny attacked, catered is a moat hostile and menacing meaner, and took what arms They could get. They then proceeded to Golder-honor, the residence of the K.,. George ♦iucent, and demanded his fire-nem., but on telling them he had nut stay, they retired, first haviog attempted to break open the ►alf.duor with a slerlee. It is to Ire repelled that the inmates tr err not able 10 tweet them sill. that reception they deserved, nut baying a single hostile weapon iu the house. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTAMOUTH, OCTOURR 1. Arrived the Maria, Wilkes.; film Batavia and St. Helena, leaky. Sallrd the Guvernar M'Carthy, Dean, fur Guernsey. It has btovms a gale (rum ib N.W. all day, and still conti nues. The shipping are all riding safely. I.SYcitroot., agrgcmgcst 30. A Asbernias slates,. that lie saw • twig ur West lir , ylet Rank last MLitt, Juni thinks she must have tone t pit cc.. Several vessels have pot bark. Is blew • strung gale from the N.W.durlog srlsule'nf and until abort twelve o'clock trmJay, ahem it bream, %Louie moderate. DCAL, OCTOBtft I. • Sailed the Cinciunalns, Champlin, fur New York; Lae, Carrington, Knip, for the Maar, and several coasters. Came Jowu Gum the River and remain the Wmidstock s fur Jamaica; Betsy, Smith, for Gibraltar ; Chins, Hamm', fur Lim rpoul; George, Duper, fur Cape Coast; and Matilda, Moore ' fur Liaisons. .Passed bl the back of she bkosidwin Strad the Levkas, Sim, from Habra flor Hamiburgh. Arrived and remain the Nancy, Candler, from Prisrshurg4l for Dublin ; Mentoa , Spark, from Memel fur Cardiff ; mid Naplooe, Nicholson, Guns Priersburah fur Eacier. arrraisant S 9. Il lies blown • sale all Oa, at N W. and still i•mitiones. I Vie Jane, 111•Ellsitar, from Liverpool fur Hives...la. got agteuud between the pieta. : She is at present partially fermi, and should il«c wind remain in the mine tiasuier. she may be gut off. . • DOVER, OCIO2/111 1. Arrived Ilot Swedish sloop Emus*, IVests-rburig, from 110 Malt for Haver, Mich Ler pussips. choked, 'ad . O ut du. chatge. leer cargo. ' • /MARGATE. OCIVIIIEII . Arrived k r! l b% oars ; hos twos Bom bay; me4l &dimply", eva. from Jamaica. . A lier•ois died at Glasgow mt Sunday morning, • samouird, Wi th the exception of his father, oo be the most extrusive (Orioler to hair coin in North Although lie rattled ou obi* buiiiorae several yroors, as a trholr•ale ono reliant, he usauard me ti er , b., INA Hotaithsiatidisog the ssiusest ve—t Amer or the of f ices he could never' be • fully Ircted. Ills scrims um: fear base shilliusa rui a 'illeituit ruk nut?. .•- . . intivisaker maw eilaessa szenNa, • • -mai: spouraw iliesses 1. TM Trial Orebro, • oobortipllon lep. earls, for dm yrs • 741. Mb.; boor yrs old, M. Ob. ;in yro old, Mb.; on no old sod nog, Ow. Illb. P.M. Lord Barter% b. I. lloltso,l yry MI Mr. Vary% eb. k Moroweide, 5 yrs old Mr. Wyndham% b. b. Noble Hood, 4 yrs old Mr. Voodttarer c. by Cr..; sot of Lolly Prawn% 3 yrs old Mr J. b &o'er, 5 yro old .... 5 Mr. Orrinneteo M. b. Paroles, 4 yn old • oo ea - - The Grand Doke Michael Stakes of begs. reeh, with • Clip of SSS stitoe, girt% by his Imperial Highness, for throe • yes old coke, Set. 7th.; tithes tit. A.F. Lieroevertor's he. f. Bittern, by Tbooderbolt, out of . novae Mr. Junes. limber to Ihrorbass Mr. Souveries b. e. Treenail's, by thwllle, out of Morel 3 H. R. H. the Duke of York's b. e. by Ithseher, out of &repairs dans Lord ktreter's b. c. Makes's, by Soothsayer, out of sister Is eltippenhass Mr. Villiers's ch. a. by Suotheayer, oat of Jobs of Paris's dam Mr. Villiers's f by Seiko, out stf Deus Clara Doke Of Graftoo • b. c. Re aisid,-by Haphazard, out of Prodrocc Lied Jersey's ch. e. Prophet, by Soistbseyer, Soft by Des. Mr. Vsositiares ch. c. by Cardisal York. out of Selina Mr. Usloy's eh. f. I bla, by Trull', swot of Emily Mr. 114tiwa's e. Rioter, by Hedley, out of Jesse Mr.Bittson's cßosicroeissi, by Sorcerer, out of Cecilia tA Maysoird's b. e. by Part Urn% out of Gist Mr. Clare'', e Gyp, by Hephassrel, out of Landscape Mr. Fos's eli. e. North Wester, by Haptiassrd, out of Chats hir .1V slsson's c. by Sosuleasko, out of Cowslip Mr. Goadard'a lovater, Welber to Bobsdil Mr. Crasektord's e. by *list, out of Palma Mr. Jaques's b. c. Welber to Maedassis. The Judge placed hut 3.-46 paid forfeit. 2 to I sgst 8i11et5...4 to 1 ark Treisiliso..-6 apt Reliustd-2 to 1 apt Ibla. IVATERFORD AGRICULTURAL REPORT, MENDING Ttilolloll THE COWITISS OW WATIIIIVOSI, TIIPTIDIAILY, KILKENNY. AND wairoas. SEPTEMBER. Reaping and preserving the harvest were the auxissolepaa cern and prlecipal employmest of farmers during the sneel part of September. The great fall of rails with which Angled rescinded, aril September tommested, extremely alarmed fanners with an idea that the chief part of their harvest was lost, or raised. However they were, at intervals, favoared with a moderate poetic*. of dry weather, so list better prow peels are wow eutertsieed. In this district the hervest has bees much recovered fin. its prentrities state, sad crops is these pans are but partially injured. The loss will be tri vial in ramparison with what warn anticipated in the early peat of the month. Although corn was exposed is various wale to bode 'sultry of the rain, and muse wheat,tat dears and I. abeam, was scattered upon the stubble, subject to the limy rah*, still this wheat was, in the sequel, thrashed and disposed of at market, and the highest price of the day was sibtiieed. The wooing, then, of the loss of the benefit are sot so et. lenitive as might be expected. Notwithstasding some partial injeries sustained by she isitjacesit commies, the harvest raw not be an materially injured as si vend here aunseed. The crops were well nsoisiened with the rain, which circumstance moat have contributed to as increase in the weight of torn, as that in this instance fanners seep to be gallons end set losers, baring gut papered for wet. Alt/weigh is some cam corn might be a little damaged by rain, yet ie other respect. it has bees swelled by it, and very mooch enlarged, and oath corn often sold to good advantage. Atiestineee of produce, additional weight of water, and tolerably good prices, should eventually be expected in ermunerate the fusser for the in jury dune to his crop. {fill, regard la the alaresiegateminfs which reach Us from different parts of Ireland and Esglaad, we should, upon usalere coasideratioa, hare reason to hope that the truth is not altogether so dismal as represented. In such eircumstauces are often exaggerated ; fur, In ge neral, when crops are but partially affected the alarm is pro. claimed, that the major part is lost, when is fact nut, snore than a small propel thus is affected, or injured, aed possibly that tittle is bat superficially damaged, nail by due maims may be restored. The intendancy of grain disposed of in this market during September exhibits sin deficiesey of quantity, sled we are pessiailed that the liege supplies of grans thus disposed of at ibis rally season are without a parallel in the records of the Waterford markets. If our treas. actions were allowed as an estimate of the ammonets ui train pardoned in other parts of Ireland, and of She abundance lif both old nod new earn in she English markets, there could be no •pprelseusiee of a scarcity of grain Ibis season, as once dieaded. liewever, specu lators are often disappointed. A change of weather will re their most sautuine expectations, as " Provideete only must rule in the kingdoms of sue," so that a scarcity might come when not expected, and, when expected, alight be averted. At any rate, all idea of hewing the pons °Freed is nearly abandourd for this quarter. We intiandeal is owe last Repo. t that we should be more rompeteu to jails* bosh with regard to the produce and misfit in of grain this mouth than in the former, we now proceed with the fullowieg state strut : Wheat is in abituilance, although is some respects de- Anent in quality. 'limner there appease some eery rinse, mole but middling, and a Lirge portion very irfertur, which latter descriptioe we should have reason to aspect has beta already "Inertly or nearly disposed of. If immediately kiln dried, it will produce tolerably good fluor or wholemeal. except such of it as has vegetutril, or begun to grow, sod should be considered malty. At present we bear no com plaint with regard to malty bread; perhaps moue of this ha tenor descrip is in yet nounifisetwitil. We si l ents s o t expert at this gramme so large a rinaeisty of palme d gerund flour as Islet year, but ne may welt expect a auperabandauce of coarse flour sad hrau. Harley appears Io have beta rather snottily .on lke qoantity must be limited, and the chief past Riot mend. red prime, so (last lashing barley will be rather *4 - vet. l Nid e ithstanding, these sill be uo de6ciesey with segued to a sulliciesey fur beverage. Here and 14e, we expect, will be fully adeepuill to the eowsumpr . (hats appears sot so aliumbtel as wheat. Howl wee, the quantity wall probably be sufficiesit for the &tenni Al though there is some of it but very issierior, yet mine of it is very p . i. Potatoes, according to the prevent prospett, log super abeitilaut, cod excellent in pointy ; CUMIN I.eutly,' their ap. pear to br more than arkluate to wake up fro any dellessury which may occur is grains, Pastore grounds suit aft, rgrass appear in a Ilussiirkieg emidiours, with a must beautiful endow. The grass anus to grow nun redact better thaw iu spring. Hay and straw are likely to he sufficietit fur their tiartice tar uses. Fallow. are sow prepared fur the reception of seed sheet, and the wane; will comassees tatty its Ociuber.s—f Wyggp,i ford Mirror.) 1 t • 4 The Two Catharine", Price, from hica to Prorideses! (Rhode Island), was sunk scar Dutch *slated, Jurists a hair riraue, eau the 3d ult. The Ontario, Depryster, from New Tusk to Chisa, was lost near Timor, uu the 2.1 of January. Cargo sawed, PRICE Or oi l , iper Ct. eras. 7611 i 77 per Ct. N. A05..1092! H00d5..." 63 p.. I South Sot Stuck...44j Coos. for Acc. 7 6 j 77/f . tAI If/pITERDAT. Es &Us, ed. 1.0001. per ! I pr. Ditto, 5001.....1 I pr. Ditto. swell.. 3 3 3 pr. Lottery Ticktt, 19/. Ise. Primed sad Po&UAW as THE manna runs sad TEE GLOBE Oft" N. 117, arm/4 17 C. C9IIIIWELL, of the Stsaml. )4AR/tiffs. [From " teridos Noresoter Prim Norval," of Toiiiliggi October ISlI.] WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. Contest.—Several patine sales have bees brewed forward sloes ear last, the Plantation consisted ehkilly rr ordinery" to fine ordfoory Jamaica which sorts heist' extremely dolt' of sale, a farther redaction has takes places( from 4.1. to It.' per cwt.. sad at this decline not mach was Dahl ; the baler volitive have Wee dell of sale, bet they lining esespiara sleety scarce the prices have not Mire se mach. Oh/o•-• Iwo parcels of Ditch suited to the hone trade bresibt Wrote! as high prices as these looted in our last. The Feedttii Coffee pet up has bees generally withdrawn at seede la.; week's priers; St. Deader, at 1078. sales have heiteerr 6-4 load* at Ins. A politic oak.. Friday. consisting of Haesenah, west at a considerabk redaction, fie ItiV) t Flee paid was IS.. ed. per cwt. B. P. Swaim has bees is steady demand. end we make 'say alteratioe I. stir "mantissa generally: some pa. - eels of very ordieary brews have, however, begs split 10w..r. FOREIGN Susan—There has been so public saki of II vassal' aad Brasil aim:stew last ; they are still isoloireJ bet there are no sellers at the prices eared. The Rem market is dell. at the prices jested is oar last. Coosa — A large panel of Trinidad was ireegltt to line. ' lion so Thursday, bet there was ay offer east the price re qiikired, sad it was takes in at about 7bs. pot cwt. Greaskla appesirs t. g. off steadily. Diswooos.—Logwood has bees in good &stead, sod higher prices have bees paid for Jamaica. LIVERPOOL REPORT, Satrassamt 29. We have a moderate demasid fur Cortes this week, but prices generally ate maiotained. The sales are 7,100 bags, sod assikit of 2.600 Bowed. at 814. • lid.; 650 00PaMI at op. a 111.1.; 50 Alabama., at 411,. • 300 gra Wands at 141 J. •14.1. II stained at I2J. ; l'ensanss at 111. it 11141. • few at 1221. awl 13.1; 3'U Nokias at 111.1. a 1114.; 900 Mariehamn' at 111 , 1. a I2J. and a few at 1131.; IGO Pains at 11341.; 709 Mies Novas at 1141. • 111 , 1.; 410 Mina Germs at 9/41. a 10.1.; 120 Drew. t 10141. • 11241.• ' Bahamas at 1011. a 1114.; 160 Barbadian at 9•141. • 100 Carthagesias at 80 Surat' at 74. • 814.; 150 Bengali at Old. a 714. p-r lb. Tlar im port this week is 9,836 bags, via. Demerara 380 hags, We.t India 148 bass. Charleston sad /4avatmah 1,720 bags uthrr parried' IL IL 1,824 bags, Brasil 4,869 bags. The sales of Plaistatioa Sugar, rombiatiug of Jamaica, Demetara, sad Barbadian, have guise off Headily this week, without any alterative is price: the quautity sold is about 700 ra km. 700 bags good white Bengal have bees nitre In the grocers at previous priers, say 735. 93. a 754.; is Furs igis molder luis been done. DellNTOra 114018 , itee b-tre here disrobed of by moieties at rather lower priers, vol. 19s. 04. a 114.9 d. Coffee mutineer, in a very limited 41. - mad, sail a sale of notch, eortsirting chi.* of 1 10 9• 1 I. See middling, went at a &entre of Is. • 3s. thls descriptiou Arises' only Ins. a 114 s. Id. le Cocoa, Ginger, and Pimento, within has bees dose. We have had very little inquiry fur Candies lire this week; 1,700 bags of fair white Ileogal offered at surdas were taker is at Its fur wart of buyers. le Roue there is so alteratiou • Jamaica 14 O.P. have brought Bs. Id. a Is. 14.; Demera 15 O.P. 12.1041. Three is OMNI inquiry for States' Ashes for import, sad New Yo.k Pals have keen taken at 395. and Roston Peseta at 39a.; Montreal Pots have bees disposed of is. the Crake at 64. a 33a. and Pearls at 375. 6J. No atterattue is Bides. Tobacco coutiooes is fair demand for the Irisk market; abseil SO Abdo. fair mew, nappolioomick Leaf have bee* mid for 'sport at Nit per IC The Cr. 4 market has bees os the whole very dull shoes our last ; sad thong\ ow Tues day last we had a good attesdosco of buyers, few sales were 'sada, sad bolder. beim', assisses to miler, a declise is ail descriptions of Grain was submitted SO, Use Wheat of L. to ls. 34., Oats 2J. to 34, sod Satley Sd. to 9J. per busbel; a cargo of Canada Wheat, in bond, has beer sold at 9s. 9.1. per bushel. The demand fur Flume he. 'early subsided; almost 100 barrels Americas *war Flour, its hood, sold at 255. per barren, being a dmiliss elr Or. per barrel from last week's prices. Logwood coatieues is good demand, mid an advance of 10s. per tun has been paid us Campeaeby and Misdates. The sales consist tastiest 50 toes Jamaica at 111. 10,. fur inferior to IS. 15s. per 100 fur good; 50 lona Campeacky at 95.105. ha 101. and 90 hiss Misdates at 91. to 91. 10s.; beside these, 300 loss Caispesclsy have been sold, to ar rive, at 91.95. per lea. Several pablic sales of Fu.lie have been attempted, but measly the whole was withdraws; about 140 tons common Spools\ have since been disposed of from 51.55. to 61. per too. la Skuease uuly small sales bars bees effected at 19s. to 19s. Id. per cwt. OlL—Whale 0.1 has bees very dull of sale since last Tuesday, and the prices hate dediaed to 21. per tan; the trade appear to &thee nsakine purchases until farther ac counts are received of the Davis'. Straits fishery. Seed Oils arc steady at a small decline from the prices quoted last week. It is dilecult to quote pricer fur Whale nue, the holders are asking above 1001. Raised SVGA& has brru ia fair demised, and the holders are rwther lllure Arm, parcels of hiw lumps might however be purchased at 775. Posiseript, Tuesday, Wooer t, IS3I, Four oTioeh. The B P. SUOMI market was very heavy today fur mid dling and tow qualities, but the prices were not lower; Sae qualities readily command ■ sale. The public sale of Bar badoes weal ab.rut lg. per cwt. Ligher. A parcel of white Havanaah Sugar was sold at about the prices previously eurrelit. Correa—Five public sales were brought forward to-day, consisting ufJamosoes, Dousiwica, St. Domingo, and Navas nab; the Plantatien was rot so heavy of sale as daring last week, sad the prices were fully supported. In the Foreiga, a depreesation of short Se. per cwt. wok place from the pre views prices, but the chief port was takes in: at. Denting., at lOts. Ild. fur which we believe lOU. per cwt. was bid. Is DISO —About 900 chests of the sale which coesseuced this morels' have beets mild to-day, the ire qualities at as advance of 94. per lb. ow the prices of t►e last sale; the faiddliug urdina►y, good neiildlieg and goad at an advaace et IOJ. to ts. 3d. per lb. BIRTHS. Om Saturday week, at lirmeausood-plate, N. 8., the Lady of Sir Wm. Milliken Napier, Ban. of &Nee lii Drbilu , the Lady of bit Ermaeis Howard, of a daughter. At Malls, on the 20th July, the Lady of George Ward, Eaq. D. put, Paynsaster-General to the Forces, of adaughter. MARRIAGES. Oa the tat of August, iu the *Nod of St. Ifiseemt by tLe Bar. Lmittakairae Gosildneg, Pemberton Hobson, Erq. liar• t reater at Lair, to bLitylateita Jaue, second daughter of M.., Wilson Carmichael, Eaq. late Captain of Ins Majesty's .t:IJ remumeat.. Liesteriamt•Coloriel Garner, Roo. Emit India Compal... marvicr, to Mariam. daughter of the late Major Berke. la trader, Charles Dormer, Eq. son of the Imo Janata gllorellitf Esq. of Woroiek.dure , laud minim to the reseal Lard I;arramer, of Grose Park, to Elizabeth Charlotte, doookoe of Charles de Corti...gem, kw'. of Ashford Cottage, Middlesex, mad Willseek.aireet, Loudisu. DEATHS. Agml IS, at °rialtos. the seat of Sir John Owes, But• M.M. his guardian, Rd. Le Haute, Eiiii: of St. Botolplia, renstwokeehire, mid Annual's, mufti) ta..xfutd. • At Folesuuth, tie Sunday' ►e'uisißhA, James Bull, Etil i aged KS, formeely ('otawaade► of use of bis Majeaty'ii packets as that alstioa. Oa the lath instant, at Marlyn, in the 69th year of his op, , Hemy Peter, Eil. formerly Lleuteaaat•Coloael of the C,.►aw.o militia, and for malty years a Magistrate of Ikat comity. fir+, - • ; HIGH WATER THIS DAT AT LONDON BRIDGE. Morrie' 4 after 6. I &easily; 33 lifter 6. V