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I 6' - FOREIGN tIMLOCERVIL . • . DUTCH PUMP!. o . • sretei .111lig, 19. I Jacob Nensidowinch s , tree transmitted to e, to the Council of . &tenni; the fullawieg •le of the military everiti that have taken place ic e d it ews the Caltireirei and the Drina. towacla the end of lint month, mi 1 the beetiming of ti•e 'activist. — There wee, he trays a attapetimon of 'arms from the tst re' June to the tete of July. Ott the estli hostilities recommenced. and to the 27th there were ou.y some Admrs of. advanced posts. On 'the etttli the enemy, with a view to reconnoitre the postsuu and streogth of the right wing of the Ser vices, erelertook. with 2001) Janissaries, to pas.; Ole Calu'avvra, and possess hts,nwlf of Sisakoca ; lint he was obliged to retire, am! remee, that river. 41 I the 29th, at tweak of day, JAviih Ne1111(IIMIINCh ktelts. , thrown tco briii..;l' , / over the CaliihArra, ti-et-1 that pa:sage with In j , whole army. The l• rift. united all their trooe.• to oppo,e the march •o' our. ; but we rapidly carried all the ia tiencliments which the emony 11-d think% a sip at l;:usettewas, Krojab, Niki• cl, alai lima. Three ti.llV4 were we repulsed ny the Turk., but at length we drove theta bark. The day was ad vanced when the baffle ended, mid the enemy re- Vented upon the Jesef. Oil the day following we *gain drove them, iii despite of a velry brisk ca.:- bonade, from the ro.4te . in which they had *gam en trenched theiii.elves At 11dr-eerie and IA , In:a, atl.l we dispersed the whole of the corps of d titib,,ii ley, Itortitnatodecl by the Lle 4 lerliee of 11 iiiiallika. The Turks then retreated precipitately, 4oal in clot fauna, to Everabsica, on the Dritri. They there matte a stand for noose time, protected by vic can non of that place. and afterwards passed into Dennis. Scarcely had the enemy gained the Drina, when he repaired that river on the ist of Augtpa, forti fied the batteries, and took by assault the village of Koo o k. N,tillooltsch folloreoi them with all his forces. and otter two hours ti v ;n:ing put theta to this rout. The lose on both sides is ente.itter. able. • The Screen's bane left a nutu:ier of wound ed. bestrewn Veldts's,' and Scholmem. They hare 1 as the reward of their victory, ti greet quirt ot saiistenition and be- A ga s ;e, 4 uombcr of itr. till rE h 01414 andandrotor thuissanda of p o w e r, ii, wry ,told tied silver. Tile Pasha of Zworvick, I/ arlee. Perm. Itas been made prisoner, with several other Twilleisitaellkors a;o. A. Itte are maimed that the tuglish Minister, Mr. Adeir, has addri.swed to the Reis effendi several demands on the part of his Court. which here been commuoteeted to el ClltlNlOrtitrutry Dims n is which the Grated *egoist hr petteitteds . Maim, iiiisbeernwtt with respect to the esture,rif Oho peopmetions made by this theister ; but it te believed, that they are supportedliy threats. which mere to have peetueerl * great sensation. and whirls, it is peel. see MIIC. to coesprousim the be= Dour of the Ottonsitil Porte. We are ciinoui to Irani, what consequences this violent proeseedidg of the Court . of London will have; but it -ii b. grind a doubt, that in these ch. cometaners the Vivien will be 111.:sged to sisliJare for or against Ers.:lerel. There have been .nine disturtmetot et 011106- • staple. excited. as usual. by soit t e-usdemetsoiste4 Corp.. We err asiwarrti, that white persona 1110111 been killed. Some - beside of Asiatic troops, who were on their march to join tie laltoralts sr my, have commuted disunlers on the-ir march : it is even-said. that they hive refined to joist the Ihtoin su ariny.-..(Alosii tear, Sept. 20,) • 11 1 D . 7 a.teonwE. aarr. Tlw pa s sa g e of Eu21i.,11, Portuguese. red s;.en ish prieorwr% tlimugh tine city still continues; tint) inure arrived to-day. The corvette La Ile!fr liroilc. from Goa&loupe, furs arrived at l'orie ,Mier e eoya:ze of w I', to ilsr.. lier in (4)10,1141 cooininlitics, is usti l osteil si t noir e 011411 14 11141401 i of iivres. (.7nptain stites, th,st he left the vevtcl named 1:11,1- protract bite Aiinie, from ilutirdeaus, at anchor tit the roml of 11.sicsii, was theu blockaded 14 the Eugh.l.. 7::TEROURON, SEPT. 6. The Coart G4:etis cu.ituitt tisc Wowing ur tiele:-.- " The akievinii tronlri, cnotnoeiti4 the a r m y of Moldavia, heti tce.ti rreventr,l front continuing their ornatinii. I the ,!xtritorilinAry Ly.i i tht or till waiters of that 1) twil)". The intone" On it of the D.ciu or, awing the w11 , 11,r of t 4:! !I r, pvetentect in otruwuntable olnitoclev t evurs 'neut. Nt e.titettile the Cnidot every I.rei.tortto ion for .he pavio4e of the wrier Rettl3l4 the punutie. " Ai e3JII as fi^ river b*,pn to fun, Wg4 thrown firer from the left back to the ..land oppoiite to Galas, and a are de pear .rat coml.-octet' on the 114teriet were erected at .li;fertait points to rover the 'Jritlite; nn 1, st +en oc:rsts bridi;', a hoam of floate.l4 ehdlilled together, W 33 t:tr) . v II acmes the Dantib7:. A feet orai coo otriteted at the cow:vice oi tne Serat . ..Ito the Dar- Labe. to isisting of a reologbt •:i nod, and a flatting bitters below it. s• U e tue 30th July. Lgelteza.it-",.if.n7r..l Sgt., who heed wade corn aril 'novella...A fre fi .lat, fid e-weed with the gray and-r kis torn in the direction of lsAktschie. On his appr.m,h. tier Twit.. olin aitone.l the cootie wed tort, a in the di rection ~f Toitsutia ; a r...giraent of Cu.sgeits were sent in pursuit of them. 0.4 the itfl of Augur.% f ientenso,t-Georeal Sass, with his corps, approssidiril the fortress of Toitaci.a. The enemy oliatillonr-1 that fortress, sod the I,ient.- General tank possession of it. This post is of the pre etret itoportmace to us. in every point of view. Being iii ;wore. of it, oar flotilla ran act, 011 i any impediment, a t zani.t ; stool 4t of the ves'lrk eon:wooing the 11.itiThi, hare already ar rived fit Tultsehe. . _ to Lieut.-tie:l.ml Platow took tro4sestion of ,Ito boll on the 4.1 of An est. 'lite Turks fumed lIV solver by light, leaving behind than hi lasers of mention. owl *Wee of every deverilltirm. After the fortress of Tultscha wit, token-pot oessise of. t*th our flotillas, which were ut Mir/ owl at the mouth of the Danube, formed a jam:- film). Tire Wend of Tochstel was situ °erupted by our troops. The bead-quarters were trunsferred on the sth •••"44 ‘ ``e...... 111 Airnt ins GslisMitteetber isle 4 a s Th,. o nil*. _ raminvorr, ssr,. lg. Advicet from the Smith el France state, that General Joins Kunkle°, who served in the Smallish army, under General Rowena, in Diumerlt, but who took no share iu the traitorous proceeding of the latter, is raising a corps of Spaniards, consisting ckiittly of Spanish prisoners, with which lie will weedily march for Catalonia. Private letters from Spain state, that Galliciaand the Asturias remained tranquil, subsequent to the departure of Marshal Ney for the Tagus. The non-arrival of thMisg hall grand expedition, which had so long been ex pected at Vigo. had excited mush dissatisfaction among the inble ;ems. INDIA. • MADRAS, NAT O. We understand the principal part of the Parkets rot the Hon. Company %hips Streatham, Europe, Earl Sprnrer, ukul 3lunarch, which hare been lying at S2lll'4llr, fur some time, under dispatch, will be ..eot off from tow,' on Saturday or Sunday next ; the final l'“ekets will follow a day or two alter wards. The followiwy is a more correct it of passengers . provoedueg by the shin♦ under , lispattli, than uuy other which b,ss yet appe.ired ; we ure aware, how ever, that it is still incomplete : Per rlgular ship h,—Ca,tain nvl.ton : Mn.. Wright, !Ifni. Heim, Captain Bean, ul II M. 174 nt, A. Wright, Erg. Civil Strv,cr , Ceeil Smith, F,..% inicas t.tnl Service, slid Masters Smut, and Lilmistion. i'vr reiguilar shit Sirersihunt--Cdpt am I )tile Lestbart, 26th regiment N. I. Beagtl Estab lishment. _ _ Per extra ship Earl Speurer--Capt4iii /Cr avat; Lieutenant Charles Dudiagtou of H. M. 17th regiamest of font, arid Lieut. Laogslow. Chttdrea duos Beason, Isabella Duotrer 31se grreur, Derslem, aid Charlotte heefued.—.Masters tV. M.Bffsa, Andre. , Felll Robt. Guthrie Macgregor, Joh. Su, sbrto , anl Geo. Seaford. 1 o ear C8..,,te or Good Hope and St Helena B—The Ho staursats J. It. f,aploutsong, aid Major S.lll' Rangrace. I'.•r c7ttr4 B.lBBiB Lord Keith—Captain Catnip. hcll Emig"' Staidey, Mr Gordon Menu, Mr. R. C Pritchett. Clati.treullaster James hamonn, Misers Jane end Cbas , lotte Chas Adman, sad Jena Forgessuo. Per extra ship Munasch--eept. Hewer:- - Sirs. Johanna, Mr. U. Johnson, tilargeo• sth 11. C.; Ea. silts Walter Kodre, of the In Battalion 17th ti. 1. ; Mr. A. Strwirt, Cadet. Cliikketo..lTisses &Ilia Perkin, Eliza Templatua, sad Arabella bletelineson. The Captain*, and corns of the Passeagers by these ships, hare already left town. VLACH 22. On Wedneealay last arrived the brig 11eifits Su nsets. She left the Isle of France with seven pri soners of war who were allowed to proceed from thence on their parole. The resael saLs under Bur nigh colours, and proceeded first to Acheen. cud thence to this port. Be the &dente arrival ere are itiformed that the blockade of the Miniri.iit had been very strict, ef ft cted by the Re;tunabist, 64 guns, Captain Row_ ley, the Leopar.l. 44 suns, the Nereid &vitt. 'terrier, Misr. and Characcll, sloops of war, gild 6 cutter,, The Rsibuselde, lessrever, had left the stAtl t aand it was supposed had ri turued to the Cape.. with a number of prisoners of war on hoard. Eleven. pnecit. taken in the Indian Sear. were at anclitht; at Bourbon, and the Le ;Mach. sent thither to protect them, had arrived in safety in ti m : nitro road ; where, protected by the batteries shore, she W:46 inacessitile to attack. It was Ahtught, that, as the season of the liniticslies was npairoaching, the ships would be titahged to conic Ott, ita the anchorage is not safe iii stormy weather. If therefore our squadron can keep the sena; there is greet reason to think these prizes will newer reach the Isle of France. A small vesol had arrived at the Island, from in September last, with in4ortnwt dies patches. p a rt only of their contents had trans pire/1; no cocetirrutees in Spain, later than June, were published ; and no account whatever was git en of the insurrection in Portupl. A large schooner had arrived in December, in three months from Narita. Tim intelligence she br.itight Wll4l kept secret. European articles were at an exorbitant price, hats hiring 40 dollars, and all other articles in pro portion. Provsions were also extremely scarce. A loan had been obtsinial by the government fro:n the merchauts, at two payments, and the bills transmitted to France; of three Bonaparte had di reeled the first hills to be paid, hut considering tlw ipe.niei a< not having been required for the nc eemtiries of the Island, their acceptance had been refused. errimis, v•acti_3o, 1809.. A detachment of 170 men, formed from the Ceylon Cavalry, the limit regiment, and 3d Cey lon regiment, the whole under command of Ma jor Maitland, marched front Colombo for Aripo, the latter end of last mouth, to form the guard for the pearl fishery of the present Newton. A new bank, *hounding with the richest pearl oysters, loci been lately dimenvered, and is to he fished this spawn) for the first tune. A he t of va luable pearls, is, of course, rspi med. We arc happy to oluierve the increasing success of V•wriwktion, oil the !slated of Cerlon. In an c.rficial report, cominnnicided by Dr. (Amalie, Mrdiral Superiiitendant-Ceneral un Ceyloss, dated the 32.(1 ultimo, it appears, that, (luring the yen'. 1808, the her of patients vaccioatell ou that 'shut, amounted to g6,v07, which exceeds the pro portion of any former year, and makea the whole untidier vaccinated, from the Iliad iutroiluctioa of the disease in Ceylon, in 1803, automat, up to the end of 1608, to 103,036 persons. The dreadful ravages which the Small-Pox usually committed on Ceylon, previous to the intro duction of Vaccination" Dr. Christie observes, " must he in the recollection of every one;" and he has asoqtaideil, that" thnt dreadful malady has lint existed in any part of the British possessions, im Cet Mo. during the yeur 1803, etteePt in the district of Galls, into which it was brought on the :It of January, by is Muldivian boat from Bengal. A large proportion of the crew of the Inuit died, and the disease was cowsitionicated by a dsherman who visited it, ou its drat arrival, to two or three in liabitonts in the neighbourhood of Gallia, but aprend no further, which moat he attrihnted chiefly to the favourable itienerrre of vaccination, which dies been an esienrively diffused so that and the wetter districts of Cry Ion." ..g M 1,1 NEWMARKET FIRST ocrossa incirrusa, tow THISOSSIAT, OCT. S. Wit C Dnukory's Fig She, an. 71b. beat Mr. Shaltespeark ReisiAsicript, at. Lost kalf M. of B. C. loop, I.k. It to I pa Fair Star. D. of Rutland's Volocria, mt. beat Mr. Lake's Brown Bees, 7at.1111) Across the Mat, sup. toe uu "Volucris. Mr. Lloyd's Pock, tat. tJib. beat Mr. Lake's Miss Ma uer, 7st. Tao-yr Old Course, Pis. S to 4 oa Pack. Cr. Grosvenor's Tromp, 7st. 41b. beat lAI G. IL Cayce dish's Hymen, est. Mb. 1). M. :notes. II to • against Tromp. D. of Graftoe's Dokfol, est. brat LA Foley's Osprey, at. 611 s R. 111. toup. 6to on Dolefol. • . The Ring's Plate of loop fur 4-year olds. carrying tort. Oh. r.-year old. I sat. 61b. o-year olds last. and avd lest. elk. 11. C. Duke of Graften's brown cult, Vandyke, 4 years old Sir LL ch. cell, Pan, 4 years Mr. Sbakespear's bay colt, barouet, • yews 3 Major Wilson's cb. cult, Juniper, • scan 4 Mr. Gillian's b. m. Primmer, by bail, 001 of 3lacarin, by (lend, aged Mr. Lake's b. M. ympllina, s yew . * Ii to 5 on D. of Lr4nou's br. c. V:indyke. Gen. Guwer's Mirth ' est. beat D. of Retbunl's Shyster, eat. elb.—Audlyy End Cunne, enema h. ft. 3 to a evilest Mirth. The Town Plate of 50i. Itar three-yr . .. 4 ,1 colts, o.t. 71b. mud _ Gibes est itb.—D. I. Mr. Sbakespear's b. c. Sir ('. lisaubnry's br. c. Fair Star Sir C. Turner's bl. c. Ilcrry Andrew/ .. ♦ to lun Eau Stet. Major Wilson's Juniper, against Mr. An.lrevos'a Timms, luat. 41b. eseb.-IS. C. wogs. b. fi.--1111 by consent. Si . A DULL lIACLS. • WLDNISDAV, A Sweepstakes of sags. each, fur t wee-year old cults and Inc 'rwwwnlle Heat. Mr. Crorkett's v. c Saudy, by Swerrier ' rot Alb Mr. It lotroure's b. c. Gtassblower, by Expectation, dst. Slb Lard Bradford's b c by ebratitte Cltet , e to 1 w Glosbtuiver. laMF D•Y. A Sabseriptioa Purse of sul. fer nll errs.—Thres.maile heats. Mt. Ile.nt'stx f Lady Earls t 1 - - - Mr. Ts:rates eb. g. Sutieu.er Sir. Tar/sees Maid at Durham THVIISCIAT. _ _ _ A Sweepstakes of legs. ;Web,witiaeop. added by the Stem. stet, fur all ages, earrybrg Leicester Cap weaghia,—Titram mile heats. Mr. Gouihustra's eh. h Romeo, • yrs M. Smith's be. at Miss Shmehard, s yrs sasta woe. A Sobteriptiou Purse of 501. for all ages. Mr. Hewitt's be f. L.ady Lam Mr. Turratt's cll. g. builtluott T Et% K E—SisU RY RACES. This Rees eamoseseed uy Moooday list' A Piste Rrr hooves td all deommuitistioas w na kir, sad WIC by AllUllll team; besting Seorpitno. - TV VSDAT, OCT. 3. A Sweepstakes of five guinea each, with ebe addition of 231. from the Racing fowl, was iiou by Lord C Soesemet's Scorpios. la the aftetwooo of the some day, the Melte/Maio Plate, of sot was atm by Lord Oxford's Victoria, beating Dimple and Moustaineer. _ _ . The Voltiotrrr Cavalry Sweepstakes. of IWO sabeeribars if ten pietas each, was nun by Mr. Midkr's Sportsman. Lord Visevuot I.4nrikey. the Sunward", and a hem list of Subtrribers, napepreaest. His Lortithips stteut;un to the grra r4I seenneusaaties was very °maples's**. The His. Juba Coventry Is samara Stawrad for the seitanra year. NAVAL. JNTkLLIGENCE. roarsmourn, OCT. 4. Sailed the Cho&ore, Copt. Rider, with convoy for Guernsey ; rad the Reindeer, Capt. Douglas, with a convoy for Cork. I'rsed b} u fleet of trot..ports to the westward. The Ilestidless is appointed convoy for the Coast of Africa. The Neut. of 74 gnus, Cup?. Rogers, is to runic iiito the harbour, to be docked. I.I.IIMOVIS•VOCK, OCT. 4. Sailed the Druid, di, Capt. Sir \V. Bolton ; Neptune (Ist) mud Rom tendril. end /Vedic/ hired hi:homier, for Cook. Arrived the Albion brig, Capt. D'Auvergne, from Gueivaey ; Aarrissus. Hum Capt. Aylmer, and Railslfose. 33, CRpt. Woulridge, from 1% eys mouth ; also L'Aigle, 3 6, Column Wolfe, from the Downs: the Orestes *loop of war, from Fal mouth ; Albion, from Newfoundland ; mod nee.- saw, from a cruise. . . Cause up the harliour to lo repaired, the Thaia and ihwor frigate*. . - DEAL, OCT. 5. Sailed, this morning, the Harriet, Black, under convey of the Kangaroo sloop of ear, fur Cadiz. Rental° in the Downs, the Princess of Orange, Sea Domingo, Diana, Rinaldo, and Zetsubia, with . a fleet of tranaporta. P. S. The Harlequin armed ship has a signal for convoy to the weatward. HARWICH. OCT. 5. Arrived, 'lestcrdav, the liens tianspot t, with 300 sick troops( from l hm Imiug ; rud 'redbreast gull brig, l'coot cruise, This rlay, arrived the King Cearlre packet, with a 'Gail Astd pa...wagers, from SHULRNES 4 , OCT. 5. Sadvd, this morning, the li'mmllark. with la ton vny, for C;olteulitirg. 'nor netx.t convoy is csi.r Lied to *WI In 4 or 5 duyr. At the lute fair et liarlow Bosh, in Eosex, s young pickt7 Waited that he had 0 , 1111 e huge tot 101. otiose his value. A Yorkshire Inetul, pr.-srgit, retiursteil to see the moni•y ; on which th,• seller produced 401. in 'oink notes, upon a hunk that had no existence, being the consideration for which he had sold his horse. •As Mr. —, a master carpenter in Westminster, was going, on Thursday morning, thro' Brompton, on horseback, the annual reared, and threw Ins rider on the pavement with such violence, that his scull was fractured, and he expired soon 'currant's. Sunday morning, es Mrs. Wannwoon was re tnrning from Hanky thumb, weer armingbutbi in n Fitt, with her daughter and Mies ifi,loitentitt.. hvr visitor, the horse took fright, and siplei the gig with linen violence against Mr. illuzox's house, that the huties were precipitated against the wall ; mid, we are sorry to say, that both Mrs. 11041 MlssW. received several severe lacerations and contus►ons, particularly ou their heads; the legs of Miss %V. were also much cut; awl Miss C. had her area badly fractured, and away terrible *yawls. 1 1 = 1 71 . 7 4 7" . .• . • %INV iifitSf TS. : CORWEICIIANGEOOe7. G. Torre iN a short supply of.Wb 1 her r i 4 a 4 41(4 b os yeah): the expected arrivalsi salts are be, rily sae*, sue • sgs is simper; rood red about tees. per quarter. Owl. sad Matt are reds low*. Waste Yeas sti.l Osere, at• 1.4 i, ports, hitewi.r. hew Orel as eider. There are. Witerslie applies if Oats, aad this trade is also Raided ellwapet -- Mow does hit support its *ice, wad ospeeted jaws. , lies Atscrieati ass. to taw. per barrel. CURRONT PRICE OF GRAIN. wheat sta. goa. tar Finr .htto I IM. 114.. Rye Sas. tita. Barley Ssts Mall sue. Sea. Lana► ii. 61s as Tick Maass aas.64lo 4.4 Oats 2So. aia. ns4* Yolanda aa. is ari. Putatve date mss. to 4..:s v.•. Whitt Peso j Rape Seed 500 (Witent) "• • 9". 1 """ Plat now 955. 3 no* Grey Peas. k6e.6is. Wends 9•ii. 9,01. UXIIRIIME. Corn-inspector's Retwen.—.Tuums • ay. Oct. s. Whiglt. per Wad. MI. —.ll. 10 321. .-41. New ley, per Tsarist 4 is to r.tic 11att I s. —a. to Na. ---a. Rearm • • ........ •.. to !ilia —4 r IltlYS. MARS. 1 POCK P.TII. Kent, M. —s to 61. —s I —..0 Kent, st 10 , 4 to 71. )...,4 Somwo, 41. :64. to 51. 6- qutory. 51. .to 61. he Lases, 41 On. to 51. In.. rarabwricid. --o. to 1tt1.....1 PR ICI: 4) PRICKS OF HAT ANH ST. J Hay. 41. 'is,. od to 61 !Sr nd Straw, at. SS. IS 21. 15S. ed. V tfiTERDAY MIT s'. DC tot W.. New, 01. M. to 111. IN. Owe; 71 OP. OP fd let. StrSIP. I. sar. to la. MAIKET, I►rr This slash' Market was nut well supplied rith diMernt kinds of Cattle. Beef rrtl said at last prices; Mutti.ti awl Pork are dearer ; nati the trade. for the most part. ass hat sarliffereat.—The wile• in the Hay Market were trAliul4; . Xtrew end Chierr toner cot rep in price since Ilonflay's Mer kel ; Hey retched Inst price —Tke'fittiewiag Prices and Numbers are an accurate statement. To sink the Offal per steer atilt,. Beef...-. as. ed to Ss. ad. Head a Cattle, this day".- Ntnttust...is. ed to so. 6d. I hmsts t;fin Veal Ss ad. tu 71. 04. Lateb tas, od to 0. ad. Puck ss. 54 to) 71 44. HA Y-11, Hty r.l. loa l 1. S. Clover 6l. 10.. Cheyp 3,700 Cll•r; 930 Pip 950 lARK fr. u 4. to GI. 6s. ed. Od to 01. lists at. 04. to 71. *OO. Od. NEIVGATE AND LEADENHAI.L MARKETS. • (Hy Ow Comm) Beef 3a. ad. to 46 ticl. I Veal 44. 0(1. to se. ad Hutto. as. ad. - to sa od. Pork fie. ad. to 70. od Lamb 49. ad. to sr. ad. PRICE OF TALLOW. St. Jassees Market ss ei.id ' TowoTallow tots 6d —4 o Clare Martel :o tali Yellow Roma *!lo od —s o Whitrcbspel Market Go od Mitts ditto .. Om od —4l o per a t. o f 0,, I Soot) ditto .... !its oil ...I 0 170 old Nlt:tiog Scoff t6s od —s o 1 Aversge.• .. 58 rid Ditto rough 4111 121..-11 to Graves Good Dregs Yellow Soap, 1 tos—Mott cd rasa --Card, Ives Price of Candles. per doses, taii od--Nlissilds, ids od RAW RIDES. I list Heifers aid niters (per - Weissty ts. —4. to to. 44 *toot) to- tad. to 3a. od. Market Calf t3t. od. each. 111461tiogs on. 6d. to to. id. tug. Hors? 14i M. to 166. Sheep Skies - - 24. 64. to 31, ud. Lamb Miss sot. 6d. to 3a. 64. LEATHER same •s last writ. COURSE OF SICHA Austenlem 51 4 4 U. 1)ilto at Sight 30 g Rotterdam__ 9 t. e Hambergh 29 o Altoeft 29 i eiU. Paris t dlly'S date ao Ditto 4O $ it C. Bottedetex 4O 5 Madrid Ditto 4 4• Patens.) in IXTVT. Ditto 3yi cheer. Babes 4l Lathers tie Genoa 52 Venice ••••—• • 34 Naples ee WC lituttea.Y, Oct. 8. Lisboa B6 Oporto. itto Jaotiro 7l Motto .. Gibraltar Si{ Dublin. COOL lOl SO LILIOW PainfulGsidhi Coda aud Bert per oz. New Doubloons --•• Nes Polinr. flihvr in liari — Neer Louis • .Ich Agiu of the Wink of !Johan.). per Cent. rKtCE OF STOCI ,s YESTERDAY 3 per Cent. Consols 9W; 1 1 S wu'i eel.% Puny .... Wirt Stock tar -,-; Luba Butter 19 CO Pit Sli. Elategorr Bilis ... I) 14 p n •tn. &neje' Lottery 'rirketo.• ....... lett. s7*. Consuls for T. BISN, Stork broker, 4, CutObin, and 9, Charing-mess. BIRTHS. On Monday last, at Doors, scat Rueter, the Lady of Junes Buller, Esq. M.P. of a daughter. Yesterday miersios, Viscometer Oscarson, of a son and Lately, at Deal, the Lady of Governor Tier, do ow and ►air, to the greet joy of that swiss! MARRIAGES At Edinburgh, on the eqth September, James Thomson, Esq. merchant, in Leith, to Miss Jane Walker, 'mullein, slaughbr of the IMe Kee. Robert Walker, une of the XI too tyre of Coossamite. Oa Monday last, at Great Beddow Reset[, by tlig R+. Robert hfunrp, one of the Prelsearlaries of Canterbory Cn • theslral, the Rer G. P. Marryistt, to Miss Jesse Boa, re. rood diechtrr of John lies, Esq. hate of • Prangs House, one Feittireli RM. flu Tomolay, at Halkin, Flintshire, by the Rev. ftoti.,t Chanihree Jones, fellow of Jerre earlier:, (Ilford, Asehilmlit Thmeisos, Esq. of Loiiihni. to Charlotte, dauzlitt r of Utct IN ethe, Req. of Springfield. Ho tors4ey, at It t. Jamie chords, Bath, by the Her M... Piney, Eaq. of Limerick, to %L..' I.tito my, daughter of the late John Linshay, Esq. u: Lintirait. near Coik. DEATU%. Lately. in Span, Colonel Colaud, itiraterk of the 711 t rociment. Us was raar4•red u Ite eras ratty between Trwatin as P1T3.0, betty Chet bye stoat* ball, and after wards robbed owl utio;yetl. Pride w•uaight, at Lreel, Captain gateau, of Du Itth Light Drywall, and ou Mouthy um buried with smidistry honour,. tlis peetwitare death eras oulatued ambit a quantity of outs us the preeeeling Sedmrday, so whist' day ►e came of eye. Lately, to grin, daring the retirement of the Dritirili tinny tea *Ma Putney'', awaits Hobtys, yorepot eau of the ter, aptort Hoblyi, of Beth. MOH WATRR AT LONDON NCIDGS THIS DAY Mersin 7 sic sifter Is I /Ammo sS Ws. Aar is LONDON ...Primed Ay C. It NITH , No. I, Obbrreee hint sod mthliebell m tire Vim, No. 13. Donk of tat. timanst'a- Cbureh, Noted, try J. WHITE, of mom More.—Ordern. Arc. [tor Ibis repro, wit Ie the Wise, utetibpsid), will be dale Mirsesi to. - ~-