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[ 1 earn?. S k ~~ .e a ITOMIT. OCT Jo. -- Watt was brought up, charged with receiving a large viantity of riblvous and silks, the propel ty of Messrs. Smith, Gutter-lane, he knowing them le be a,toleo. Ileirjamiu Mosier, porter to Messrs. Smith, deposed, that, tun 'Mislay, the tit of October, he left the warehouse at tutu o'clock, and did uut reifies rued ten at uiglt, when lie watt accompanied by another person who slept iu the Mime • los foetid the dour linked in its usual manure ; • lie trent Sown into the kitchirs, nil struck a light, and seat his companion to bed. He delayed fire a short time afterwards. As he passed through the warehouse, he saw two lefts of raw silk un the door, which had not been there in the morning u. no looking totted, he perceived several drawers broken mum. He then called tip his fellow.servaut, mid they marelied the litiuse, but did n o t bud any person. He then went out, mid ,aufornacil the watchman. He tort a young mat, of Om miner of Itninilton, who told hint that he passed Ale house et , half-past seven u'elork, anal the 11.1.1 f was oilers, with a coach Mending near it. He 1..1 Not, at tlw time, any suspicion, hut they were the persous belonging to the warel se who . were in it. He returaed in twelity 'tumors, writhe door one shot, nod the atrriage had driven Mt. Mr. William Swish, a ril.hutt-tinaser, Maiden-Nue, stated, t4at hie servant had take.. iu five pierce of tibbou to dress, which he wespeete.l erne the property of Hrssts. Smith. The dna-clan kfl with them was, " Mrs. Hale, Asigehalky, lii sltopskuteutrect." He gave manic to Mr. Smith, wile, out looking at them, said, they were part of the property stolen from 11r. Smith, sun. stated, that, on seeing the fire pieces of da:ara at Mr. nasals's, he recognised them to be his pro perty; he olataiiiit a search warrant to search the house of the pruot.lr, iu .tuiecLalley, thshopsgate-street, where he Laud bftern and a half Mee. ► of ribbon, which were his pro perty, several pieces silk hasolktrelaufs and which he mull not swear positively to, as tar Illerk. bad 14,411 eat off; he all." staled, the quantity of geed. stolen 14110411t -111111 toy sell tar t ,, %UM. The rimier, tio his defence, sail, be had eselsatiged some • Mark smelt, t for • /me of the fifteen purees, sith • 111•641.11c sot er from Alan. (tester, who Wee gone to PI ywoo h ; and that, fire the remainder "(the fifteen, he had paid tier same per -0.4. 17e a pure; the flee piece's that were left at the drew is, were sent tp him by a Mrs. Jackson, who keeps a stall 111 Fleet Wel ket, to .set dressed for bee The Lotto 0A TOR orde red a reehttil Iv go sad bring Mrs. Ja•-kwon ; bet slur not appearing at three o'elock, bar Lord . ship remanded the l'ritorsar for farther atuttagatatios. • CHVENT-GARDEN THEATRE. Late on Theo day eight [baud /leper wee brought from the Theatre, and eharrid, by Mr. James Ike/Aug, *Mt waking a ilisturlsimeti in the flattest; whe Obsteil, that ditaMg lice Got and &rood act. of He play, the uudienc• • errs perfectly gout; Hat, during the third aft, a great noise and iosturlianee use made in the our shilling raillery, • a annum •aitti by the Prisoner. The. woman ans taken vat of the gallery. ..rilsgelort rhea War w the Prie toner, who was se thing a peat 'mite, singing, and drink .ox heier. Mr. !la:maim tot I Win he was disturbing and annoying the antheare. The Prisoner swore at Mai, iu reply, au , l said, he woeW do its he pleased; nerd, on his eoutiiiMang to narks 4 mine. Wr tittioitro roe chlrge him to some "Jivers whoa were in atleuiaarc upon him. l'ke Prisoner their ezelanotti, then, non ;$ wise was flirts gn,e: to beg* if which Inn.• the met ended This slit..isent use comic wed by %Ant Frisch, one of the penile lwlouging to the -.nice. lettered to nod hail. fle Thurisley souks, aliort nee o'elo,k, as %youth sod his party of the patrol. , leer, pai s tis throogh (Mel-yard, M. Wen's, they oloperre.l two men calk hooatio at the' men per siring the othiers ' threw down then kindles, and ran piny ; the potrole pursued theta, *.Mang out " stop line!" ',wroth Bettor-sheet ; out them ea. mopped by Owl Landlord df the Lion and stun public-house, the corner of Ihvalteleet-atrret ; the nthyr mau matte ha escape. lie Mee she sae stopped proved to tic an old oaetader, of ll* •ssor ..f Ja:epit who toil curly been liberated shoat • mouth from the Ileum* of fostertion, for having itmple- Lyrnt►.dlourseletsking Mewl in Ili% r./.01440N. tie WAS ta'sro twine Mr. GiL n (tr. underwent nes4 11U514,113/14•.. An ilon crow wire fimint the sprit where the Pramiler ems stopped, Ur errs the brawn.... a limb proved to r. n tam twenty • lore goo :iv, of Collll‘ll . llllslr vitiate, seerral Of three haeinz vel) rich tare on them, ammo were wet; sod a Tait. It of uther aril.- ha, of rommlerable vnlne. There wit nu timid but ILu they were I ettirwac from breaking ripen mouse; and In , 1)101 time after, atiormat was retrained at the Oilier, of Mr. SbtAdtpo's Morse, tau Gower-sheet, baring been Isrukeu nem Creases Williams, a servant of Robert Sheihlon, rg l of (Mira ' , street, ratilfiard.spairr,suirt, that she left the laundry perfectly atone am Wedareday night, nhoot half-pest no to'eliieh. The laundry is at the Mach of the Lund:', and sur rounded by the garoriewall, with a doer 1.. Open lido He field., but whit b door they meter upon; it is slants bolted, and task. mud other Hinge plated befog! it. The inrsety of articles of nearing apparel fouoil upon the Primmer by the I irtafiett were all sale in the lomadry when she locket .It up wi It vainest's) . slight, sad were ousted "u TimaindayMliarning'.'•. The handle rimed In Santis emitaiota Moe dn•sees, mg to %lass Agatha 41tesldwo, .11.61 Arisen to Mos Whey Mite eon, said three dresses imlera ging to Mrs. Agatha iWltterthed don. mod • omelet of other set„ ter belongyog to Me family. The tot 11.1. knioJte eustaincJ s vs,i,to of article A bu likkA K . ing to the fAutilg. • Miry skein'', It newer/ le Me. ch..1.10n, proved that all • thertrvsp,olere oao , elf 1/11, to bit karats' the hoes* en %lett •estay averting. James I'ml., to Mr Shedd - on, said, that b e cryn, I.llm.lry 04 l'hoookry mrreni sheet .0.r.11 CiCl4 , ll, in C.000.3.0001r• &iron .1 by ti,. heeseerynl. . 1,,.; g the loo:Ary , the cooks .tad wiser doors whirl, kid Leen 010.04 lagalkit the tokek•,h.ir weer 0.40A.01 inn pinte , l agonise the gardets door Mr /*roue', was itteg b.. trial. 4 10-1 n 11.:XX xorrs. Alwyn, a Caintgbt mutt*, too .I. nuts, and them 11. motes. ore.. rata MIN the Booth .Melt promill.to bc forgeries 9 Ley stre tr.red to a ItaolrP,' to Smithfield, fru... them to 111r.i ' otre, a salesman, a, Si.sthaelhinarket ; front IMO to `onte! Taaumr. • hutrlopt, et 011iport, in payment for so s. 60,1 he ant hem able to rm. a satisfactory ticeiniot as U. how Ito bassaassapossoosad ei then% floseset. thmt Polito 'l4Scsr, dWitsolso., aas SLIM kw% and be ow riven tows his 4-44:hay, until tit 1.111111111/441111:t 0114frirdeS forth'', plow. Os Monday Lit, tausserlest Cooper. (one of the aim molt los e‘eispii front his guards at ()Nitride... so hes rood to the highest Woolwich,) rm. apprehended in thrtruitzham, by Mr. tlitoßGE ipaRRTA. keener of the liouNe of Correction - tit V. tilvetheitiptios. wooled hr Messrs. ReoWNeLL, fleets, and T tour, of 1/eriteetrl, 4114 Cololllllttta In 'll /winch gee!. (tont:tin in whose custody t:unper formerly hod loally alas upon the coach, co l o n/1 40m Wolverhampton to Birmingham. and at the Vain:. C Ct i't Bromwich Heath, Cooper applied' to go by st, hat the coach o IQ* full. Reuters, to avoid siissocino, continued with the .mill lie got to the Itulf. Head. (ilium iir'•l he theta divined himself, and returned of Cooper, who. lifter ninth difficult)y, trice) to Birmingham, where. antaisited h r the .1 i„.v. officers, the l'riioner was secured at ey,pperi :4i iht• Coar•li arid (lonic., I)eritend. Au :unarm. ni-nt for linuo...breiticing, a footle of plit.aphotus. a nd "titer articles. were fnuud upen him. • Tile herring fi.lirry in the Isle of Mains Nr as a n . commonly productive On the night of' Tuesday Several Ipo.,te caught ass hundred elate Consideruble quantities base also been taken off IVhitahaven. THE JUBILEE. LIVERPOOL MEETING, Oct. te. The Mayor having received a requisition signed by a great number of very respectable Gentlemen, expressing their wish that a General Meeting of the inhabitants might be called, .6 to take into conside ration the moat proper mode of expressing Attach ment and gratitude to the best of Kings," on the ap proaching 50th anniversary of his accession to the throne, appointed the said meeting to take place yesterday in the Towu-hall. The assembly being too numerous to be accommodated in the Court room, a motion was put and carried for the adjoura went of the meeting to the area of the New Ea ' Change Buildings. Au address to Ili* Majesty had been previously voted in the Tawa-Haul, and as soon as the wetting had beeu formed in the square, the Address, which had been prepared, Mali read twice by M►. Stathain. The Address was seconded by Mr. P. Dawson. Atter the Address had passed, a Resolution was proposed by Mr. F. Wltkwas, for a general illu mination. On which Mr. Roscoe rase, and said, that he cordially agreed in the Address which had been just pro posed and carried ; but he did not think that an illumination was the most eligible mode of •ex pressing their affection to His llajeety'a person, and their tespect for his virtues. The expense won't be great, and it might be productive of riot. "l'hare a as a better way of expreming the sentiments of the town : he had iu his pocket a list of sixty poor debtors, at present confined in the Borough gaol. who might be liberated and restored to their families at half the expense of an illumination. Mr. WILLIAPIS . .miti he was happy to say that the next resolution he had to propose, after the roes tin.' of illumination was disposed of, was ',divan tially the seine as the Gentleman wile spoke last had submitted. Mr. StANISTREET spoke in favour of an illumin ation. He was hsppy to find, its the resolutions intehdrd to be nubstquently proposed, there wns one which exactly met the benevolent ideas just suggested by Mr. Rosen. Mr. PARR followed on the seine side. The motion fiir r general illumination was then put, and octants I. There WY% however, a etni,i. datable show of hands in its favour, and it was stated that such iudiritlesi's as might choose to il- I on this occa,inii were at perfect liberty to do so. Judging from the numbers who declared in favour of this 'nod* of doing h to the der, it phub:►ble that a t!re,ti 1141't Or the respectable houses Ili town will be illuminated. 810M1N011.131, OCT. 19. A most respectable meeting of the nthahttaatr of thir tools was held, yesterday. at the public oat•, coeveausel by the High GAM: to eotisrquoltee of a requisition insole to hiw by r nutaher of erootlemeol, a•: I personae to public solvertosement. '111:e ollert o the nevtolog on, to address I its Majesty Lou hos attaimug the fiftieth t CNC of his reizot. liadiff, *a a shirt intrfreix. explained the tow.iorto of the meeting, and paNserl *line justly deserved encomiums 041 OUT venerahle and good bloaatcb. • G.Sitscon, E 4 1. then mole& " That al Address be prosented." and shortly d. scanted on the virtues of our Sovereign, and the I,le-sings s hid. his people enjoy under bus mild nod paternal sway. Dr. E. Johnson see ...Jed the motion. J. WooMI. Esq. m nriat the Gentlemen who 14 signed the reniii4ition for the meeting. be desired to withdrew and prepare an Address. " William Smith, Esq. seconded the motion. The Gentlemen having retired for a shirt time, returned Kith am Address. %I - 41mm Villiers, Esq. in a very forcible manner addressed the meeting ; he hoped there were not guy who mould not, Oil *ll4l est I) of Ot.tober, offer up their prayers in the !louse of the Lord hir the preservation of fits Majesty's life, and ril4o rumen thanks ill the Almighty for the blessing which 01. 1146011 Cl4tirt, in being &rosins! with a Monart • ex , roplary. in private life as a husband and u father, stud emotent, in his !white station. for hit firm patriotants, mid !lutenist) regard (sir Isis sub tact.. fb-then read the Address, and moved .* That it be signed to the Iligh and Low Bailiffs, and pre sented to the Biog." 'rite Low Bailiff stenneleil the motion, and ex pressed his entire approltutmi of the Address. The Address was carried imansinuntly. A desul tory debate ensued, on the mode in which the Ad dress should he presentel, whets it was rewittell t on the mutton of the R-v. Mr. Curtis, " That it be through tha medium of the kiembers fur the Couuty." The Rev. Mr. Curti% moved a vote of thanks to the High Bailiff; which was seconded by G. Strn• cox, Esq..; and W. Walker, Esq. moved a vote of thanks to the Low Bailiff, whirl' was seconded by his Rev. Mr. Curtis; these votes were passed una nimously. IVe never remember to hive seen a more respect able public meeting of the inhabitants of this town ; the greatest unanimity prevailed, and great attach ment was manifested tenor beloved King. The Address to the Throne will appear in the public papers of this town, after it has been pre sented to His Majesty. EDINOVItOII. OCT. 13. The following is the manner in srhith the Jai: lee of the anniversary of His Majesty's aere4sion to the throne. and when he enters into the rolth year of Ins reign, is to be observed in Edinburgh. The morning .to be ushered in by the ringing of the bells of the city and Leith, front eight to urn o'clock. Thu Lord Prow. Magistr a tes, an d C ounc il. et eight o'clock, to Igo in carriages to the Assembly Haunts, Leith. to meet the masonie procession, and proceed to the place in the duck, fixed oft by the engineer. and, in proper style, to lay the foundation of the military works, which. oratisf re ted to our beloved Monarch, are to be 'termini/m -4J King George the Third' s b ast i on aw l m ili tary Airarkii, for the defence of the ducks, harbour, word town of Leith. After the stone is laid, • royal salute is to be fired from the dock, and His Majesty' s ship s in the Road of IA ith to return it. This solemnity being gone through, the procession to return, reversed, to the Assembly-romnii. To the prrbeevison are to be invited cill the Nobility and Gentry in a n d a bo u t the town turd neaglilArhood, Leith, &c. who, along with the office-bearers of the Grand Lodge, are to hreaklast with the Lord Provost and Magisti Ales in the Assembly-rooms, Leith. At twelve o'clock, noon, the great guns in the Castle to are, and the music belfs, and tin-se orNt. Andrew's Chnn:b, ere to be set a-ringing, and untie till hulf-past one o'clock. 'I he sohuiteerg to be drawn out in fins in Prince's-street, to flit- it feu-de -joie, and His Atijesty's ships Itt the rus•ls also to tire. ♦t two o'clock, sermons, suitable to the occasion, to be preached in 01l the churches, chapel., fir. this city and 1W vicinity. 'line cull:•ctiuns at the doors to be applied to the relief of prisoners fur debt in the gaols of Edinburgh anti Cumin:or. At four o'clock the music and St. Andrew'. Chord' bells begin, nod ring till six o'clock. At tire o'clock, a grand public &mitr in the Assembly-Rooms, Pewit-street. Tu.kets iI. 5.. each. From six to eight o'clock the greet bells to mig. At seven o'clock, four @military bands to uswal ble at the Trou church. One to proceed south, by the South Bridge ; another north, by the North Bridge; a third west, by the Lawninerkes and Mound ; anal the fourth east, by the Canon. gate., These bends to perambulate the principid streets, and play the most inspiring national airs, till nine o'clock, when they are all to meet at the Trim Church, and, otter accempanyinii • vocal band in God sure great George our hog. Rule Britannia, Heart: of Oak, &c. to be disuiimaed by the Magistrates. At nine o'clock, a superb display of fireworks to be exhibited ou the centre of the Earthen Mound, which is to complete the festival. The Lord Provost and Magistrates are not to issue orders for a general illumination, but it is expected that, in the course of that evening, the different public Imildings will be illuminated. The Oreeeent St. hate,' parish hare rent circular letters to all the inhabitautr. requertior them not to Mulatto:Atte mu the "tight ef the '2 t h instant. it is with pleasure we observe, that the Brethreu of the different Lodges of Druids in Birmingham inteud to comniernoode the iiftieth anniversary of our beloved and venerebie Mumicett's accession to the throne, by going ii, procession to St. Philip's Church, on the 15th instant. At StrAtford-on-Avon, we understand, ft sub scription has been opened for the pnrptfe of pro viding the poor of that town the roinfortior a good meal, and to cheer their hearts on the fiftieth an nivenpiry of a good Alonarch's ace::l4lQW to the throne; the corporation intend likewise to uPeiiil divine iservoce, and afterwards date together. At Evesham, the Mery awl Corporation have made similar revolutions, except that it 14 not yet reeve 4 in what manner the suliteriphues shall be ;appro priated to the tow of thepoor. At a meeting:: of the Mayor and inh.l,:tan s of Warwick, on Friday, several laudable reholiiiioa, were agreed to, having for their object the c.mifort of the poor, on the approaching %er.a•y of IN Maje►ty's acceariun. A spirited eubacription was imutediately opened. . . The Jubilee is to be celebrated at Leith by pub lic worship nod coltectimis for charitable portal e 4, a tinnier at the Assembly Rooms, singing of 601., &c. bit no illumination% THE M, CORN-EXICH, CURRENT PRI WLeat ybs. ous. lugs. Flue thtlo !ibis. llos. Rye Sri. sbs. fibrley sea. 4fis. MA, , . . 411. t'...‘ ? , 1 0 11. Ihr • • • , :r• Pry.% ..1 'CM. Via. VXIdKI ('orn-litopertnes Retails. %I . lteat, per lard Bark), per quarter . ()ins .......... Wm*. PIA% RKETS. LNOE.Ott to. • ICE OF GitAtN. ileooll .• • • ••• • .•6 0 11. 66 ' rw t• Tick !kiss— 3U. 0 Oats 517*:3111 3.• Polito& 38$. SIN • , 41 Potamc date to 4110,+. Rape Seed Fate Flosr ...... 95' Seepocia :it 90. PiIICE C Rent, 4s. M. to ss. 101. •awrx, 31. I. to 41. too. & atm, 3s. 10n. to 31. --dr. PKICESOY HAY ANT lIT. J • M RM . & Hay, 41. on. od to 61.19.. nd. Straw. ot. H. to 91. 474. 64. - SMITHFIELD sL4ESEr, t►cr. 29. • To sink the Otral per stoop .4 alb. od. $o to. od. I Head of Cattle, this day : Mutton...4B. 6111 to se. ad. I Emote Coo Vaal 6m. od. to 7s. al. Sh.•p.. 4060 ioutb os. od to os. omL ('■lves itto PUN I: ..... ss. 6d. to 70 6d. Pip JIO HATAlAlilill'. Hay.......... at os. 'al to 61 iris. oa. .. el. Is.. ott. to 31. ya. yd. Clamor .. ON. 0,1. to ill. • NKMA: ATE AND LEADENR A LI. M ARK ET*. (By the Carew.) Ike( 30. od. to to. 4d I Veal 40. nd. to 6% od Mullett 36 ed.to 44 sod. Pu.t 6.. tut. to 7.. 1.1 Lana, 4.. M. to Ss. 4.1. Filial OF TALLOW. • Ilt. Jaws's Market 6s td' Town Tallow loss 6d —• is Chia M. t Willi',chapel Maikrt 6s nil %%hits ditto .. or al —• • par St. of Nib ..•.•.m•.•• I gasp ditto .... 9.1 oil - , 1l 0. iha . a.lI Meltiug Stuff sks erl -11 0 Average... us old Ditto rough 441 us * I:raves Good Drugs ' 14111 se Tallow Soup, I tea..-Mottiril issa--Curd. Isss • . Pries of (' iiiiii.,, per duzrn, 150 1/40-..M0,1140, 160 04 • I PRICI . OF LEATHER. Betas, so to ;616• r. . h - god to 2JJ pot 14. Ditto, sti to Wolf. elk - to teal iteschaate BSI k. - Nu n s Itrrrstur 1114 ca !tot to t'itti Idle Coach Htics - 1.44 to ety.l •14 Crop Hides CI to oollot rot tothog 19)4 1.0 Ditto ao t.. •elbs • Ind to 191 d Calf Skies 3,1 to 4rilbs t stml to 3ud Ditto so to ;olio - to 4.•1 Dino pi t.' 11011.01 - 5.14 to 39d Small Seals (Greeolsod) , d to mi Qd Lacer ditto tow to 14o• per dot.. Tamara Hone HAWS 110 t‘ , Vt'ld COAL MARKEl'— , Oprosr ft 20 Slips at Market. Skips sold. Price. 161 Newcastle 14;1 . od. to 711. 3d. 1 .. Cisikes , . , 1. NAYAL.INTELLWEAM. —ANIN•at • 1.0011•41011 TH, •CT. !9. Arrived the Frederickstein. Captain .Sere, anti a large convoy from the Aluditerranease t ansong them are the following ships---fticstarel moil Earl Fitztvilliane, Illargaret, Prince George, At ria, PrinceSs Augusta. and The Meer,. Arri ve d the Agincorri armed traosport,Capt. Robert Sail. well, with duplicate dispatches from Senegal ; Lieut. Woodrotte, and 80 Officers and men, late of the Sacbay, came home in her,aadi.t also 50 French prisoners; left the settlement all well the :loth August : they experienced dreadful gales of wi n d liar seven successive days tiff Ireland.—Major Max well, of the Royal African Corps, had th e cow _ mind of the settlement when the .4,lriferuere sailed. The Tigress gun-hrig, mid 'Fickler Cutter, were tell cruising off the Bar. the the 7th instant, lu leagues west of Scilly, fell in with t wo F renc h schooner privateers, o hen they heat to claimers ; hey came near enough to ohoerve the iininmer men on-board the .eteitormert, and not I:4 r appearance, they hauled their wind. A 1.., arriv.il the Arriltuse, Captain Monk lion, Spam she brings no intelligence of is.liate date. Several of the' discharge., trmi.pari. are ;;hoe Ota of lmrhossr, to Spithead, and only wait Inr Convoy to asudsle them to proceed to the northward,. Wind W. PLYMOUTH, Orr. 11. The /We lligett guii-hriv,, which arrived lait iug,hrutmitt Jlr. Ney, en Envoy Extructrilintry, toil t Messenger from the Sublime Porte, ale. were, by request, permitted to laud, and the AID was instantly put in quarantine. It is raid, she has brought favourable news, Arrived the Christiana Margaretta Luria, SI Prfitaklag , galliot. prize to the Min frigate; .hr is oue of 17 vessels, which lately soiled from Butte- &aux without hi:cubes. In the channel ehe elitAce Ls Nymph. with a tarp West todiatimo iii tow. . Soiled the ilarlevreri, with a convoy to the east. word. Stopfuriii this day hoiiited his fin in tit • Famotoirn. oct. ArAved the Queen Charlotte pocket, Cielndia Mudge. with mail. from the 31e41,terraiieen ; press porket. Captain .M tidge, with oasis, j do irs from Cede:. She had en oiogagrinvut with n Frettut4 ecliwouer privateer. white elle heat WT. DEAL, Oct. If). The brig Jingo, Gordon. of Kokahly. bowio Leith, ornereirtiee the Dot nsyesterdav, limit °pot t", ee l 15 4laya ; by which vessel we learn ttlat r 11 •a-t 'reeled Heat that plow. with evnioy, oil the 20th Sailed the Persia*, with convoy, for F lu. hiu 4 ; awl tlw ls►eUigetd. with ditto. tin Yarmouth. In the Ih,wns the Prioress if Orange, .an llo noi.,zu. 4lariloorung6, Maim screw null iiiiternoti-eninil 'merchant 5111 118. OFF 1.0% Fit, OCT. 19. Arrvett the Licerpool Hero. from l.ty u. y 1.11.11 CH, OCT. 17. .S.Okd the Cho. with a convoy. for liatteabonch. GMCCltutli. ot.T. 10. The following communication, for the it4Orni.t. tints of Merchant, trolsirg to the West finites, whit •fecettrel tot eniti,olfee foerrr Iset night:— " Cork, Oct. to, tong "GE'IT/.Cftr.s—Allo dim trete to ad r:se, that the West fad . eunvoy, :appointed foe this day, is arrived; bet Ad ‘i litiotirit antra, tit:a it will omit ...tors five *glow mi l l yet in. We sue, Nspectfully, Nj " Yong` must obedient tteresatst_ " LEYOESTEItS, 1,1 , CA LL, and CU"IUYtR. 1 .1 latcApiete Cotten boom, Gm nock." EXTIOLTE, OCT 11 Azziotd the lietn, Tian., liom Plymouth, with son nor.t, Ticket, hum Cutliz, Lott from Plymouth, with who:: fieur.,:e Ann, Mohler, Flom 'reigutuoutli, oath Mate , Uss, flism,•frorn .Nestigwith twlm ; !whist' y, Hurt, fr..m Newport, with ; Cigml rricutli, Bin reit, from mouth, wills deft. --- --L- - rkl4:E OP STuCES Y EsTEuLimr. Bank Stott ' 264 31 3 3 per Cast. itnineed Us 7 8 Spar hot. Canada &slit 4 per Cent .. 83 lit r. per Cent. Nan! . itPCO. Imue Annuities Pi 7. Walla 1 (imolai. 1 pre m. India Solids 26 'Mm. Embower &di. .......... ........ 11 to rrem. I tbdia fur l93i r. einabulb tub 0 9i T. DISH, Stao.lpraker, • 4. Co/101i11, and 9, rlmriar ever cOttilst; or EXCHANGE, 1 , 410 a 4, th.T. 2u. Ammtiadass 30 to 2 V. I.isbooo ' 66 Dom at sight.: 30 0 010:020 ...... 60 kotter.lain 9 14 2 V. Biro Janeiro.... 71 Hamlough 2O 8 L'. Malts Alton, 2.1 22 7 RIC. Gibrettar 3J Paris i days date 20 i Dahlia 9i Ditto... ..... .. 90 $ 2 U, Cali tut Boardroom OO • 1 SULLIIO2. 111...hul Difto 44 effect. and Pars mr or. Palermo. —hi parer. New Doolitmans.. —— Ditto 4O 'effect. Sithamo."..s it L 414 6 ,004 64 . Genoa.., SJ . Ihmice ....» t 5$ Naples._ 44 Nt . W Sever In 114r5.. --- New l o oms •ach, - Asiu o f the 8.1111. 4,1 1101 . ... d, •• pro ( cut. MARRIAGEA. On Wear*lay lett, at Rochdale, by the Rev. Dr. Drake, Edward Christian, Eq. of igniter °fibs Isle of Ely, Nol the Downing Prefers,* ..f Mt I.naa of laud, to lino N almaler, eldest dartichtei of the late Jeli Watatelcy. keg. of Castleaterr, near Ruciale:e. Ori Tuesday seliaight, at Mairlstoae Cherub , the Thomas Pearce, vicar of /tickling, Esitex,,atitt sun et the Lie 1)r. Pearce, Pir`,, ndary of Ctiestur, to 31:,ei Day. ekka &nicht, of Dr. Day, Thracian al e On Tem Way less, ai Waionehby:Witterlesa, Leicestershire, Mt Julia Gill, of Gbarchall, WM( estereltere, cifilett ion of the late Rev l'honias Gail, of Avou Da,.et, %Vara ickshire, to Vary Anil, eldral datigater of lite late ft•Y Julius Willey, of the fernier place. DEATHS. la Spat.y w/ t allele/nowt fever, brought on by heir* re moved tap eat., iron Is.areea, Ltentcuata-Culoterl Adams, of the o , :att Helpmeet Of rout. Culotta Miami era. rep Ora arm., eV et/leaded iu that ever-atemoratAc battle. ht the par;ato ut lireebva, in the county of Carmarthen, of the a.lvaiww.t age of Pm, Mn Catbenne Parry. Shc retain , ell OW toliallis to value • week of her dratb. 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