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STIRLING, Rcpt. S. 70LICS. GUlLoll.ttt, STIP?. 14. FELONY. frilliest Moth and lobs .1)07 were charged by Mr. Anises, Nn.:. I walehinnker, with robbing his shop. Mestated ilia: last evening, about riev. n o'clink,iis PT was at tea is the mohair; be beard wane persoa attemptin t open the 'Mop door that led into Freeman', court ; he came into the shim. but the person was guar; he retu.n.d to finish his 4a, but sat in II position to give lion a full view of the ship door and window fronting Chespoitle Ile saw a man open the door with great precaution, put his arm iii, sad take something off the winkman's lunch in the window, and slogs obe door ; be sin out, Rail on the left hand aide of •ther.b.ni perreived a mss stanitilt4 sinew factor appeared Apo• the that emceed the door ; he seized hold of • ;at was the Prisoner. Day :he did not seem startled, am did lie make mar resisdinee. The seduces perceived him Very "Ni". to Pot his tight hand jig hie pocket, which be soprani! wns f..: the purpose of dropping something; be closely 'retched Arun ; the other Primmer, North, came up, .aid Day haedtd him a watch, and S h e ease of a watch. The *naive seized North also, ost which they both striae gled to rescue themselves; but he made an alarm, and seve ral persons came to his meistanee, and aeeneed them: they aria brought tutu the warehouse of Messrs. Towers and Noupeos, end in the passage leading to it North dropped the watch and sett h case, which were afterward* room,. An OSeer twloogisg to the Poultry emulate produced theta end Mr. Aeon ideutilted the watch as being one that bail becii left with hint to have • glees put iu ; suit the watch va.e was his property Ruth the Postmen, in their defter,, said they were loan. cent, and wholly anacqminted with each °User. Day said, 'be was a steward to • merchant ship; and North. a man • abort sixty years of ate, aid lie was a journeymen hatter. They were fully committed fur trial. taw• STIR RTT. YesterduAer Naw woo brought to the above Oise, 'lry Crocker, the Constable, ea a charge of mit •steal ing It appeared to, the statement of John Critures, of the Adam and Eve palatie•hour, TottenhasmemirCroad, that Prisoner last night we detected an his premises with a rew pint pent re•pst, which •u prudsced ; and the d,-lenient crwearisit, list at was Lis property, the Prisoner was cus• mined. Joy Brun was brougtat up hams St. Clement's watch 1100,1e William Francis, of the Endiiihureli Castle, Strand, de posed, that last might. about t t of o tick , the Prisoner came into tie huller, end bad half a pint of beer at the bar. and in abut five nitnetes altrrwanis she aas brought hack by the o Jobs, Capel, the watehmao, who sbewed him the till box ato rr produced, which Cape said he had found upon the Prisoner, and which is his (tlr. Praocia's) property, and 'mu lying on the ha. a short time before the Prisoner ease. The irradiator also deem ai that 1'" saw the 'h ills ' eume out of th.. house with the how, and that ale ran op Little Drary-lane onto. a court, auJ come. .'led hi iself is the privy of a hilts, t'o,e, from wheore he took bee into custody wi'n 'the box iii her poas.•.si e a —Committed. Williams Woke, the driver of the hairkiwy coach, No yery, was suramoued berms the hitting Mayetrate i by Mr. Robert Rigland, o f Heraidl Office, es a charge of es• tuning mine th- •i Mr B stated. 'tilt oa the 9th instant, at the Pheath ,m 1 Harrow, Hationits smith, he found Mite wish the Lackner toads. No 7110, whom he asked to take Mai to tows, which hie said ke would d o , if he would inc hi. half which hr (Mr. R.glan I) agreed to, ant ,at into the roach ; hot the lick. dant relmort to act ham down, without paying hits hill a (1111W11 before he got oat of the coach. Convicted is the penalty of sm. Yesterday John Avner, soil AAP. jrbigliol4 who bl6llll 'en . &Monied on suspicion of stealine lead, atoms again hronelii They argot in their Jefesire, that it is moat to h not the cuttings of lead home (ruin the places they w• at .—They ititta lined sm. for the misdemeanor. M 4 uteaev a a-sto!trT BURGLARY. Caul alias ralo, wall known to the town, war cliarce.l w :It la burglary at hobo. .oloart, of 1 ...roloori. wean read. h app. Aired eoiach.,, diet the Plosetuitse was awoke Cron los sleep Inaba ttorltt by a ardor below, and nnawdiatirly ran doors stairs aalted, and hood b.* door Ippon INa perry:wed two arra ataudiag on the parrinrot nerr ♦te house; dm of whom was Ire Prioutyr, sod he t. , • biro into custody. It appeeref! that the shatt. , -. had Lee, L ; rceil '*ith a crow bar. The Piolut-r was e.-n fa r . L ee ewanitemthm. A nut locr into alas yesterday :Oren into custody aa aa arcompric. 1,1 Me burglary. tritov-ntt.t Yeste►day, the rine( man nrim i. its rest., 1 ) 4,0 auditirion st n►wgyery in no %bop nt Mr Tayinr, if iiin4.oon, a:n* o . r . rustnitmitan. Mr. A aORLBII at;etttl d On Actual of qt.! Pritatarr, awl Oft to prove an a46t.-41a sertmat nl tbr abreact: of a milevewdomyh.....-I.o.ewrcomactl. lin. /Poorer and his wile, an ancient 1.0.1140, applrently tittle lee. than I) 'ears 0 1 age, were nonietirst of pled a; lbw hnnlore ni their r-ady•faraishesl loolaiteze. The safortanate pair pleaded di.ti , 7o. In 'lir MSC Inc the Wiese, the, basl enuonsit.ed ; slat the Ilaeonsoste humanely inflicted the lowed fit,* she lam allows in such a cane. Not twist; prepa.eJ to ps, is, however, the LOIN table ..!d mon ars committed C.* • wit. ; hn wife was ord. red to be disclbarsed' Letter 4 frmn !hit S. Ito-he and Alpzird4 lwry I►.n •vneurte.llli) the Froheh. Se seral 4.f the Officers who wtrt• badly wounded in the triton of the 24th July, on for (rout , . ra of Pottog t t. a re, o is sat .l. to come to England. anti Officer. to tr.i out from their m. 4,414111 tuttal.4..”4, to supply their until the., ufr tit for linty it;zain. A considerable diatill.r of tattoo s • eirpected at the onsitiitit Meeting vt 1)11b‘lie. to consuler of petition for the Itt., e4l of thr Union. Mr. CIIKSAM and Mr. OgarT A N , junior, wilt, it is s uiti.osed, taKt KU active part 013 the ocrucon. Mr. Ponta% av was in Dublin on the loth 'no. it to meotioneil in The Pendrig Gaulle of Cie 117118 rehruary, that 111 Ilreacif:alcuad.ogranol ilMd at Itan4oon, w an arrack shod, w!atill drat royril Wady 7,000 hOllllO% mostly of wood), (eaves; only • a buildings *lauding in the twin. Several persons lost their her.. A Pgper of yesterJay says :—'s There is a circuit:- Mance enoinectetl with the refs. i 1 to rec.gve the American Flitt of Truce at Calsie, which. though of eonsiderable importance, has not )et Imeu uncle public. We are assured, that when the French Ulcer from the share viviteti the Flag of True., and learned that Mr. Powat.t.. the A nirricau Me cretary• of Legation. was out board, and WWI the bearer of dispatches from Mr. Par.ingy to Gen. Aims-farina. he ohservtd, that he had orders not to suffer any flag of truce to enter the port of Ca lais, stiles% she curse with a Messenger or dispatches free Hue BRITANNIC MiJaany. A nielaochuly circainstance occurred early on Monday wonting, on board the Fez packet, on her passage from London to Ramsgate, with pas sengers. The ►essel was lying off Broudstairs, *luting until the tide flowed to enable her to g..t into Itainsgate harbour, when by some means one of the passenger•, a Mr. CA3IIIIIISLI., Surgeon and Apothecary. of Coventry-stre.-t. London, 611 over ►oard, and the tide running strong, he iintlicdtatt•- ly drove from the vtrui.-I. though still floating on the surface of the ...Orr a boat was instantly put la. mud he war take's on boar.' ; but not• i in,t h.srl not been ovr•Mard more then am or seven minute., •eery endear tor used he s•nne mu.. died 'gentlemen. his frten•l., • ha. were no the tr-s• I. to restore Will tit Ilk, union nuately proved lilt R: t. teal. The Circuit Curt of Justicary was opened at fipiercry, on Saturday the 3d curt. by the Right Hoo. I.old Artitudsle ; but there was Do bitsisiewh either criminal or civil, to come before the Court at that place. The Circuit Court was opened at Stirling, also by Lord AUMADALE, th:s day, and proceeded to the trial of James Brown, late prisoner in the Tol booth of Kinross, ic:clised of the crimes of theft an I house.breakitig. The libel was restricted to au sr t.itriry punishment, and the Jury, all in One voice, found the Painiel Colley; but, in respect of his iin lan recommended him to mercy. He eras itenteuced to twelve months' imprisounieut in the Tolbooth of Stirling. Thereafter, the Court proceeded to the trial of William Eutaw, miner in Coalsnitightou, in the parish of Tillycoul:rY, and county ofClackiiimnan, accused of the theft Of a five-pound note ; but the evidence having turned out very different fruni what there had been rc.i-on to expect, the Advocate- Depute did not follow out the prosccution, and the Jury found the libel Nut pram, whereupon he was ausailzied and dismissed. Geotv Allan, travelling merchant, lately resiil 7 in; in Alloa, wan accused of theft and de: oreetuent ; hut having been liberated upon hail, and railed to appear to stand trial, he was outlawed. and his bail bond forfeited. 'now was no other bovine* to come before the Court at this place: w*4 coutinnecl till illuialuy next, when it proceeil4 to fileetow. IRELAND. REPEAL OF THE ONION. DUBLIN. AUG. R. - - - 11 7 e, the undersigned late Quarter Session Grand Jurors of the city of Dublin, viewing the distressed and dept..rsbh! state of our inanufscturers iii branch, sill the city and nation in general, do feel ourselves called upon to !mint out. wrist we con c.ire the oily radical relief from the ge neral gloom snd misery that persadc this unfortu. ii4:e hind -.hien is to n•qu , •t, s l id we d o h e r e by request t' high Sheriffs t calla Meeting, as soon as pn—ihie, the Freemen :mud Freeholders of this city, to prepare e., humble Petition to His Majesty and the Pathan:eat, praying for a repeat of the Act r.f Union, as we, mu common with all our un biased countrymen, look upon that Act as the root ■od onm n 4611 our orgiifort um% Thwaa. ItaClean K Manbal Julia Davis Jolla Farrel I 11•Irgan Job's Kt.toych Ambruar Thane 1 ,414 Hamilton Timm %lac. Bride Borer Itsaasanaa Luke Sibiburps Jobe Read. th.- ice,- Inca Freemen cad Fn-eholders of the t':• Oabllts, do request Sir Edward S; nu ley .Viniett Iti,l4.6ll..Kraigho, los City. to call Y meeting of the Freemen and k rei-holikr.. at as early • day as possible, to take i nt o erinsiderytio:i the necessity that exist• of pre senting a Petition to Ilia tjesty and the Imperial Patliausent, fur it Rep-al of the Act of Union. [l4rr, f 4 124 tames.] Strpbee'wgreen, Sept. 10. la lA. . - (iitutes.to•s —%lllsosig'u extremely desiroos to forward the wishes of to , uu , i t „,, •.1 uy f.llow.citierns, yet it appears to war, up iti mature r ...0h...a110t., that the proposed objects of th e ut.. et , ie, whorl, you have required no to eons. ne, are so to be uldatuel, nu I so obviously calculated, 11111ile tmmari!y to uzitate du. pu!) it mind. sod t o em i ssive th e p vier of the city, for uhtelt 7 urn respoutoble, that I world rowsider it a violstaiti or my duty to tenuity with the respti. /Ath o s. I ain fie Mica in 11.1. deli rruitiation by the advice of the roust , Illment Bsokers,lleerli 1,.111, and lacistrateri,rthitin 11.:,' e aI, and wit 1.. °piteous were totally unswayed !Iv nn ; pot,. tor ittto'.lieul doom, —I 113•0 the homier to be, C cat must htlllll,l4 , llCrlr LI) XIRD STANLEY. To th e ;*ro.etne.o and Ererli..'•ler. o f the (\moot. of the City of I/o.hp, who hare• N.:m/4a U4ym.uiva ior an ~regAte Martnig r.lattre to the Untue. TO THE F161.M1111 ♦ND VILE& HOLDERS OF TN/ CCITT im,trr..ed as I •nt will' the tight *Lich 11w l'ett men met Fierl ten pow.ess, ni exprerging ihr.r rrtitteur.o4 upon any pubhe SWAMIS!, is a C.l•riliistiolial rtntertate form; and, trehrg drestictl eonrirtion n In) kcal rosuprtenev t.. n.,r.s.blr Int ni, I hereby, in eomplinnee nut. the Ova., Retynention, appoint the tails of Septenri.re not at twels. n'enett, to rated at the WT.' Etch:inv. Cr, IF. parpo.e f tal.toz i.sto eunsi.kratiun tar orolwi.tr of Pet.' ionhot oar Grackuum Sovertign, and i.e I wirers:ll Par- Itunent, Lora Repeal of ti,. Act of Gown In fulhiluig the. m. boundru 'lei . „ I feel it necessary to recommend the ctrct , ruin unit order which should r!narsc tense au Armin:fly of the CWies..ie of Dublin, c filet to. gr ik, r f ur a' rs t rohlit object, in which the interim' of their country is so rlretily concern, .1, and that they will conduct the Aim ri mum with i i.st temper d moderation beeoining their cause, nd worthy their cis.iraeter of free and loyal Citizens. ''city, this. persuasion on toy mutt, I shall feel it ontii4i 40.31 y h. ,yeauble it , whatever, but the Beaches of their respectivr 'of • I b ar , :b e hoomi r to be, (i^n lumen, Your moat obedient huu,Lle scc coat, JAMES ItIDDILL Ileuatjarequave, loth Septets:dm% _ _ SIPTICSISER 10, 13f401t • Post 11.111 of the Corp wation of FA , - Mukstrs, agreeable to Requisi.io,,, tlir lAlo,slit 4 ll...solutions were unanimously agreed Revolved, That the Ifrgidative Vision was &rust on the Inch Peopk, mod could only he palmed by the venality soil corruption of the then Parliameat, and directly eon teary to the stow of the country i aril that the said Parlia ment went beyond its power in depriving it et* it. &sr est Natioual Rights: and that now, after ■ trial id tea years, it hashers' tumid to he dent-rector, to the erne intercity, homeless. and voltaic of behind, awl has totally foiled its imp ot tog any of the wlraiitag. ft promised on its enaction nt We therefore consider these grievances, together with the stale to •Ineli WM we now reduced, as oaftieient reasons fur applyiiii ei,sy legal means in oar power, fut a Repeal of that moot ruinous sac:lmre. Resolved, That there 1w a Committee appointed to tweet the Committees of the othir Corporations, if necessary, in order to prepare a Petition to Me Kin k awl Parliament, and to pros a reveal of the additional ditty of the So per ceut. on the Window Tax. Resolved. That we are determined not to sapport awl pers.'''. moor Reprearistalives either in Parliament or Cu* mon Coeacil, that will not pledge theusielvt •to support the allure Resulntieue. ritgivr,l by Orate. . _ A Ceritirmon or •he umlue of HADHRAD. from Loosoiati., wh.. bps fire • .hon tithe sincr lodged at It s.si st 44 Ihrswo from a •prnird horse on Se t near uti I .trion.ly hurt as In 40,40'1).1 hi• death 11. , U, •Irter. of Mt. II ARHIS. Or the Dock- ya.•l. .h.. n V.., o ho about four months aiuce threw lilrf •It NUVV well Mt Blur T•wn. put • !.-11 to .iovtt'ltt't. Oil Thursday last. by WELSH COLLIERIES.• REPORT FROM THE COMMITTEE OM Title PETITION OF THE OWNIR3OF COLLIERIES IN SoCTHAVALEs. - • T Illetrurii. 10 die Maii, 1810. J‘lin Pateson, En. in the Clair. (Continued from oar Paper of lestrrdol ) Has not the trade trim your Collieries been diuliui.hed, in some d gree, in consequence of other Collieries being worked in the s muse neigh bourhood ?—That it has decreased in coiiscroname of Collieries opened somewhere. bit I ratlizr think not iu our neighbourhood, 1114:411111g Sc 'Anises, for I am not aware of any new Colneries opened ilkre estept up the canals, which I rather suppose to be the ease thin know it of my own knurl, dge. How far may those Collieries be from your's ? I we coals e 4 tnits4 down the canals, al.! therefore I presume that there must 1w Collieries u'iove ; I know of one C dlierv, but I think that must be twelve miles up the Neath river. • -Can they sell their coals ■t the same price you do your's. or does the coning these twelve miles make any difference in the prier ?—I am not cotn tut•nt to s ! ic .Ic to the price which other persona sell fur. but 1 bria-ve that the price in the Swansea rtve•r is unituran according to the quality of the Utt rim suppose your coal would hare a quicker sale if it was at a loser price 2—l do not know what oilwr persons sell, either Ma to the quantity or the price they get for it, but I should presume there could Ira no great ddlt-rence in the price, because other personi dud shipping coals in the alum way as we are, and if we sold cheaper than othe► persons, I •hnuld think we should have • preferable market ; I know that other persons sell thetr coals. Are those cosh; shipped for the same market as your. ant incompetent of my own knowledge to say where our coals are shipped. for we sell them ■t the hank. Are they shipped at the same place ?—Nearly o, one 011 one si,:e Ihe rioer and the other on the other; there are too co:ols shipped on our side the river but our own, 1 believe. But they are so shipned that they cats rival you in any market they go to ?—Our market is the Soon er:. river. Those other rnals can ship at the same price, and have the same telt-iv:env whatever mat ket they go to, that you have ?--I sui.po-e s o . Whit la the flute opoit crals westward or the flal m es ?—For that We roast refer to the Consoli dation Act of 17i45 or 1789 ; we pay duty 6.. 4d, per ton, or Ns. per eh tidrou for (slats seaelearne. A chaltiroit is from r. 7 to J 3 httlidiroi . ?—The c.fin gravity of toils varies considerably ; but I it.l.;e front the way in which the duty is imposed. 4111,l also by calm:ion parlance, that a.ton and a 'belt is generally reckoned equal to s chaidron. If you were e7:otierated from this duty of .ss. 41. a ton, or eight shillings per clialdron, wool.' your emits he preferred to those of Newport, at Bristol and Bralgewater 1-4 ern incompetent to state the relative quality of the coils, but llt heard, and I believe, that for family use the Nt %iron coal would be preferred ; bet for all purposes of menu factory, .tram-engines, inviting, the heating fur naces of all sorts, I believe the Sanitises coal would be preferred; but as I never made any actual experiments, I am rather speaking to what is matter uf general notoriety and hearsay, than frima env precise knowleil4e I have upon the subject. I suppose the styluses coal does not hnru to a rimier, but to sit ash believeit burns to an ash; I do not think there is any cinder left; 1 have ge nerally heard they get a greater quantity of heat, to proportion to the quantity of coal for the purposes of manufacture than from coal in general, but that it is not so pleasant a coal to burn for domestic le the Neuf, coal of the same quality as the Ss saws ?--1 behevt., generally speaking. it is or the ournie deper.ption or (malty ; but my habits have lea me to more obyerwatiens upon our own coals than upon others. Do you know there has been a progressive rise in the price of coals at Swansea (luring the last Arleen year. ?—From recollection I cannot speak. bout think there baa been one rise in the price of Gogh since my attention has been immediately calisid.eis it since lily father's death. that %Ili i t )%07, sad 1 think we have advanced our price twice. Wail mit it advanced abrint Cul , or five yew. ag i?—lt certainly liar been twice adranct if within the last thirteen year.. it is probable it might be four or five years ago, hut 1 cannot speak with cer. tamty ; it is a point vab:ly ascertained. but 1 am n•.t competent to acovvcr the goirstio , ! at pre..tnt. Perhaps you ktintv wl,ttl;ct npoa the laa ad ranee of prier. a material alteration in the sale did tail Usk.' Ili.s , */*; Ma. not that a thing generally known in the traile?—There was no inapreabion upon we mind of any such circumstance. not kutpa it one way or the other ?—I do not ; I knot that th. qa.kality has des:rear d sq..ry much. nod I know' It has decreased since the pre sent 'Nice h:l4 Iwris e•int•ltslaed. ~t Mr. Mane) Phillip. ope n ! s o me collieries near Swansea ?—flr hat a aolltury ov-n, 1 brlitve s , at S..ausea. Within these three or four years?-1 believe ht became a Colliery Owner there within three or four yeari.; bat I out pretty certain it was an open rid hery which he took. I recollect there was an im. mediate tinware, ; when they got down helot.. they found themselves in old works,therefore I am pretty confident it ors an old colliery. But he has opened some since. has he not ?—Not that 1 am aware of. Has Mr. Morris opened any T—l believe he has opened hstle; he h..s always been mu owner of collwries on the opposite ~de of the river to that on W 'Skil I sin interested, and 1 am not aware of it; the pits appear to me to he nearly the same as when I first remember them forty yeah ago. Hoe fir are your pita from the port of Swansea : what distance does the coal travel before it is slop ped?—From two to three miles and a half : our nearest is about lan miles, a n d our most distant, 1 think, not more than three and a half. NAKiL nTET I Ar•irwl the Rerettge. Puget, Two) t.lteitotor. ; f ru „. as; t e couvoy from BMW . p.• ; A Large iti, the Illacedostiat4,. of 441 lord I She as to tukt [went a p..t of Vie 50h, for Pecret &ern e. e F. 1 exi.see, j . uh the eutwoy Sided th 4 Ley.lers.til. eul).--.•ii fi r th e 1.1 Fra.;er ; Priace 1:1 . 3 feel trtt Ifti,ert. Pri „ a m , . island £l.l u :. • Edward, Foot, i t: 1 7;7 ;1 1 6 . orwa•.-ICina w. 1.1.111' UTII. !Zr.T.l'2 The Spanish ship recaptured *01:1 the ie rmck. that arrive.l here ycstereay. is called tile Muria, :tipl sr..* cut out of Ushaot. The i):,v, 1 , 0 c.iptured her all; laying about a mile hqi• et up the harbour.. • Ptlrmoutu*oncE, stn. I!. • A-I ived t;le Depyiard naval tralAvort frutn 'T i c ,. mei the Talbot bluop of War hoot the station. SAiltd the Mariner goo-brig. with the. n;: p „,i naval trsitspoot, fo► Portsmouth, aw i 13 „. convoy for thr I)owns.--Went down the Bru t frigate, niter refitting. MAK, NGE, Sere. i 4. • ICh OF GRAIN. Rears ............ szt Tirk ditto thite ere 3 1.. !eland dims ..... 3a. J.j. Putative ditto ....... . • • :T. Rape Reed .........5.c:4 Fire I lore ........ rig or Retro& ......Ws 'E Ys. C cu O t t i N F.N EX T C r II R t iniest 7". 9". lons Fine ditto Rye k nviii Mu ley .. airs 4.2. Malt 7n. sus White Peas / (boilers) 5 489. sip Grey Pees 4 9 1 . 442 UXBRIDGE. Cora-lospecloor's Return, Tribausay„ ben 13. N brat, per lead ... 04t. 30 301 Barley, per quarter US. —d. to 430 —4. taws Jos. —4ll. to MM. —L }ksns .sds —d. tr firs —t 1)141 Dam, Pots 64s. to 63.. —L eNITHFIEI .D, Si/r. 14. To aiok the oast, i er stew of alb. Reef...... 46 bd. to 511. BA. wallet Cattle, die hip.• M iatiOS • • .4‘. ed. to M. od Beasts MI Lamb.... 49. 0.1. lu tit. dd. BUNT and Lambs.... 60. Veal 'A od. to 7s. M. Calves • ill Pork ...... - A. od. top. od. Pies BAT-11ARK ET. Nay ...... •.. 51. oa. ad to la od ed. Ott. to 31. 311; Clover 6l . Ida. od. Is 101. Itm NEWGATE AND LBADENCIALL (By Ow C aro n) leer U. .4. to od. Veal U. •I.to k tt Mattes 4t. uA. to St. OA Pork Gs. tf , l. to 71. • - u. ad. to Os ad. ' PRICE OF HA Y AND STRAIT TESTEISAT. 44%1 4 WWII. truly. Hay it. 51 od. to tut. to.. od. Hay 61. Os. to 9s. Its 50:m..314gs od. to al. too.od. 01. es. to 01. I Ifie;er, 91. as. to tit. —4 Strilr. 31. 311. RAW HII)ES. - I Bed Whom mad Akers (per 'Ordinary es fol. to of A Nese) Ss. OA. lo Ss. till. Markt t Aleß Ist. A rock illia4Riato 24 AA. to td. 64. Rag. Ilona 161...:.te... A giteerlings - - - Is. gd. to -- -- Lamb Skins - . - - 2.. 6.1. to A. Gd . PRICE 01 IL Jason's %Art Clare :Warkii 4s 0.1 Yellow ltoes:a Is ud Wititeehapel Market 411 ad White ditto .. 67. u 4 per it. of alb. -- Soap • las std Melling Stull sae ud —4 e Avenge •• • • as ld DWI" roagh Ull Graces Yellow Soap. goo—Mott Price or Cieo, re► ileac IGoud Drep ..... . Its tied lomosi—Card, tw• ?n, 6d.010.1e5, •i. 6. 1 COAL MARKlcr,Sert. 14. Napo. *hips s4M. Price. 54 Newcastle Coal 43 4 7 1. 6d. to sirs. n''. * Sunderlaud 4 Welsh .. .... . . .. 2 gos. od. to -4. I Clatter• COURSE UP EXCHAN I Amster.lam.... S 3 0 S V. Ditto •t Sight.. 39 _ . Rollers to a U. Ilasuburgh 31 0 Sky. Ahowo 3l 1 111 Paris I &est/ale sl 6 Ditto Moordeoso • ea is DE, FRIDAY, Sort. a• Ortu Rio Janeiro.— 79 Malta Gibraltar 3 Dublin 9l '''''' ILI Madrid....... is Palw* Ditto . • 49 effect. Peleneo 125 in paper Ditto !Whoa 4l Leghorn 54 Gespuo 54 Venice Si Naples ♦4 Lis . lkoa .641_ •ULL/OA• Portugal Gold is Cos and liars 1. I. 4. per as ... u • • Foreign Gold 14 liars Sem Doubloons a a • New I)ullarr ri 5 $1 S.ller in Bars u r (carlt) a a Apo am the Atoka Ilullad • ptr Ceut. PRICE. of STOCKS YESTERDAY . ' a per Cent. Commis 5 per Cent. Nary . nci Y 9 I Imiliont .. 4 i d.i. 113464 Souris 24 au, prem. Esrlirquer Bills I 5 prom. F.aelisb lottery Tirkets Cuomils for T. nisH. ge.d-blahs. 4, Cornball, sad u, Ck 1.10.1...5mut . .---............—...,....--27-..! . . MARRIAGE 4. On Snipe* the lit inst. at Tiverton, Devon, w the Rev. Jelin Pitman, %Vinous Donnforil, Eisq. late Cotonieu.., el the Ceres East Iniliantait to Emilia, yottinzest daseittr of the bite John Halsey, En:q. Bonshas. IN Monday last, at Tiverton, Devon, by the Rev .1 Cores., U. IRaIL"-0%4 1 . ..qui.", t o p e s o ri.•, fourtn Julio ¶'err Clarke, !sit eldest son of Ric:,..14 Hal Clarke, datt;rhter of the Isle Sir Theinas, and sister to the preen , ' Sir lien., Carew, Bart. of ll , evitntir, Devon. the Res Miii.d.iy last, at lasith,..l dosed,. no n . Fr Dr Perkins, Joseph Fob. Caren, Esti eldest son of :he i;'tkf 800. Rilitiald Carew, of Anthony. lo.use' oroirAll, to gro Combo.. Ellin, second daughter of JohnEilie, of ‘lOO lOll4. knits. Esq. Tnesdi List. in this parish chunk of MI OASIS. nc“ .. .. 4 by the Pi r ('hurter, Ni.holss Brooking, JUL t.. Its Chat sitte Reeve, dsogliter of Roy'' Dorris Reeve, Esq uf CAirtos. Dr.ATHS. last week. st F.dinburgh, Pnol NinrMa, Crl. liew-Aa. rabid of th. SVliite. On the oth test Gov, •nu of the Don. Lietit George Carleton. HUAI WATER, Ti Is DAV, AT I.ON VON ItnIPUZ . *M O,IO 97 nt..i 3 rr.l. 4.1 ram LONDON • —Priat , tl t t" ITO. No t . rt.tatrutet ,l " . ; feud pa4!4•1411 al Nu .4 q t. c.,,...e..schut p. %tiact4, 11) J E. ul plug 9 \ lus )7rS. I Mal r~ ..a~n meat igual lows ILA C. 71 Ce 4 [peva Lnr.l , non the (1 1 .04 eis 11.1 ice, rim atk , Rui Ara si 1.104 q 0441 . ,;! f ftd