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£ 1 . 11 1 .-"~"~ • • since, in the neighbourhood of St. Mei{ by Smith's party of the petrule, with a large quantity of wearing apparel, which proved to hare bees voles Gum the house of Mr. Sholdoit, it Gower-street, was brought to the ()See fur Luther examination ; when the of the Mill in :htie beast., in I)rury. lone, attended, and proved his stopping the Prisoner, lk bee he was running away front the patrule. • Ile.was fully committed fur trial. Joie Brown was charged with feloisiously Melding four pities of shoes, the primes ty of Mr. Kiiiilaud„ of Sews eee t C.uwent•gardon It appeared that the Prisoner, OR thu rVti ing of Friday se'lluiglit, went to the Prosecutor's soup, and ordered some shoes to Mr. Patterson, in Bcdford.street. Mr. Kirkland, knowing Mr. Patterson to be a neighbour, scot four pain of shoes by Jueeph Milts, the Prosecutor's buy ; igloo thee gut ill Mr. Patterion*. door, the Prisoner sent the buy back fur a bill, and other false pretences, and then de- ramped with the %Imes. Mr. Patterson, of course, anew *Giblet( of the order. He was committed fur trial. RicAard !lha?, a driver of one of 11.Mcwic k Co.'s drays, at. tended, in evisrquencc of being summoned, for carelessly, n o d wilfully driving bus dray, against the gig, and damaging it, of Mr. James Willis, oil the Hampstead Rood, on the tost. ; disci, with being ou tbe wrung of his huswe, The Dri - mdant also neglected to attend to Isis bones, although repeatedly odled to by Nlr. Willis. Mr. .:-11 nr otrirted loin in the penalty of Ills. as directed by the Act of Patbautrut, and 341. costs. lIATTOMI-C 4RUFSI. • The furtherexantiontion of Maria Smith, late cook to Au thority Ilan, Esq. the liing's Counsel, whu was charged, to. g•lher with Vjearri Iforfiry, on suspicion of robbing the house of that gentleman, was gone Into at (Inice yesterday.— The evidence produced agailist i thein was as follows Anthony Hart, Esq stared, that Lavine some suspicion that his *errant lad plundered him, argil finding a great diminution in i. e . stock iu the whw•cellar, Ike, ou the al of to tuber,. previous to his ginning town, counter' the number of bottles Ms um, in his cellar, which were 74; be then tooth ed the dews, sod pliced the key of it in a particular direction, in his linAti, in the dining parlour. The cook was alone ICH in charge "film house. Ilu liw return, in a few il.iya, he dis cover%d that the key had been tattooed, and, upon countiug his Mtn, he Mead Oa: it was ini , ns vow bottle. lie scrota ii,gly applied at the ()like, Mid I eptvear.l Ins premises might br• *melted, to toe if any persona stem tu, and that they might be ultimately also:lied. Trott and ti I, oaken of the police, went, according to the directions mart ed, on Sunday, the rAls, tally 'in the ravening, and having knuorked at the door, asked, of the took who opened it, whether any young mats came to ate her' She to-plied, that her brother did, stool she expected Lim shortly ; on heitif preasted more closely, she &whims !edged be am is. tlw officer% immediately prorealed up Mars, and froilid the PtiGniltT in her bed; they were taken into casuals. a.al the pet seises being mat etserl, part of a bottle of runt was hsuud in the kirk pantry ; nun further search, one of Mr. Hart's shirts which was aroma to by the twine arras) was adieu oat the cook's drawers, in so Inch drawers were els. deposited articles of the prisoner's dress. Mr. Slourtn, late master of the Chapter Cotter, •hourie, St. compared the part of the bottle of rant found iu the back pantry-, with one of the boat.. %hob 11r. Hart pan ducal, and he declared them lobe of the same quality; Ibis 111111 Air. Hart had receivi .1 mot ards of twelve years since from the West ladic., es a prevent. On this evidence the Magistrates were coostranwal to coin- Mit the Prisoners fur trial, ow strong sus pteiml of beitigguilty Of the felony. Prerions to the ease bens; gee into, Mr. Hart propmed that the Prisoner should be raked if hr chose to go ou board the tender ! but he &relined to accept the oar, and the evi dence was, of course, grim into. MAR tonnoronst-s . The !servos callinn: himself C i e c;, o ge M•irthe, t t 4.? !'afar Star, alias the Her. Georpe Mockhe, was again ex amined oa simpiciou of rolshing the trunk .or Colonel Young, at Hatchett's hotel, of serious articles; sad also uf attempt g to steal a silver watch from the be.P.-I.ead of* per,u• named Death, waiter at the said hotel. The ,valence, how. ever, did not frilly substantiate the charges, and he was therefore committed fur the misdemeanour, i• unlawfully entering the eadmh., Death ! In the course of the examination, the Prisoner, in auswer to some questions put to bin by the rorth Ilainstr.ste, re plied, that he had received the honour of buogloth . o...l w Swe. den, from Gustavus Adolphus the Fourth, ilia that the honour which was conferred upon him by Hu 31ajeaty, was dune through his uncle, Coloncl Williams. That, with ie. spect to his clerical character, he had been orstained by she Bishop of New York, in Aineries, +lime be had often presrh. ai l'besit facts he should undoubtedly prove es his trial, • . . • BRITISH PRITONP:111 7N FRANCE. Cartels having been established, as we stated on Saturday, between this country and France. for the mutual conveyance and eachange of aged and infirm prisoners of war, in one of these a blind seaman arrived at Plyininith a few days ago ; he had been confined at I'eriltin a considerable time, and, previous to his tiepin ture front theme, he procured u hook, iw which the following British prisoners siitered their names, signifying that they were all istll on the 4th of September last.—The publica tion of the following list may probably tend to re lieve the anxiety of many of their relatives in this country. Peens—Thomas Cocking, Torquay ; Marks Erte and John Itiowts, Lympoton tVin. Rawle, Bideford; George Caislet, Johu Litten, Esnionth ,• Nicholas Lewis, Exeter; Pike, Clindleigh ; Joseph Adam, Saleuttilie ; Henry Maaitms, Newton Abbot. Thesemutle--klalaclai Davis, John Pond, Jobs Illoniton, Robert Langley, Andrew Hansand, Richard Ash, Timmins Go) lor, Richard Miller. Josiah Seymintr, William Langley, Jas Sculley, Andrew Het u, John Hollins, Charleston, John Palmer, Wm.Tapicy. lAirtrnourA—lVilliain and John Way, Eduard Cooker. H. .el—Ww. Se vs, John Sayer, Jolts Bailey, Ed mund Lusky, Thomas Goden, Edward Spencer, James Whittle, John Waiters, Thomas Short, liumas Duke, Vim. Brantley Thomas nosey, Poole; Carney, John Heir I?, re% month Samuel Daynant, Jen kins, Ittihad John Elleott, Heidrun t John Giles, Thous*, Silk, Lyme; Henry Chests:ln, Sherborue ; Thomas Goering. Coewww/I—Wm. and John Tratutock, Mari/ioo ,• Julia Tremethiek, Newlyn; Josiah Sineark, St. lees; John 'Fre- Marizi.in, captured itith Sept. off Falmouth, now at Muria's, but going to Verdun; Nicholas ILelesit, James Dunn, Frank (Minh . , Ilecagistal; Joseph Sincock, Thus. Pommy, tit. Ives Valentine P. Richards, Padstow. Sn ,, er-1 humus Swan, John Green, James Conner, Little Hampton; Junes Viney, John Green, Annuli:Ll; Thotuas Stephens, Samuel Belts, !lye ; John Hurry, Win. and Jasucs II tort net on, Euntwowth ; James Parsons, Shoreham. Thomas Ste:Anglian, of Beadnell ; Robert Hued, Choures. ter 4 Thomas Cullen, Isle of Man ; Mao, Alnwtek ; Abel Davis; Chester; John Pewee, Chepstow ; Huger Peters, Alderney; John kernel' and Juhu Dann, Woodbridge; John Newsom Ipswich ;Joh. Palmer, Watford ;James Later, passenger iu the Speedy ; Kohert Forster, Minikweartimuth; Peter fiauilauhl, Seven Osks, Kent ; James I,IIIID, Sm rcy lb-Loot—) ul.ll James, JOllll Lee. GaII/4mo, Francis Amy, Jos. Rusignol, Thus. Friona Ilsilhar•be, F.lic Shom, Liman Fin nie; Phili p I;.lbrl ard.lames John, brig lining Peggy; Jum, John limo-hemp. I. retest"— Abraham Swan, Nectille. Sundrolasd--Julia Limes, Alex. Sabeston, Alex. Smith, Rd. Errington, N. Gmenwell, Francis Sims, James Hadley, Wm. Nl'Cuin„ 11. Hai risuo, Joins (lurk, Getup , Smart, Andrew Ciithbi ?Imo, Ralph Adamson, Ito_ bent Newry, Robert runt, Juseph Peacock, David Clime, Robert Booth, Alliman, A. Itigard, Georze Albery, Geo. Rrainsby and John Robson, brig Ls pedition, John 1./ovation', Richard John and Pichairl Sasolers, Thomas Lows, Edward Bell, John Hall, Goo. liwllry, Thomas 'I boni tos., Robert Lamb, Joseph lNrcer, Thomas Hall, John Lass, James Pratt, William Luttit, N. Costa and J. Rainey, brig IssMlla ; William Cants, John Gibson, John Robson, Da niel Finlayson, Job,. Ritchie, John Mon Owl. Tbor. Foster Wills, James Monday, %Vm. Cooney, Wm. 8c0..r, John Rountree, F. A:humid, Alex. Smith, John Shagg., {lidos t Jamb, John Dean, Aub. , John Conn..., John Nut• chi soon, Thomas and Richard Shields, Michas, Sharp, Ihrtd Close, John Sandi nun, George Rau, John Smith, John Rs. Moron, John Thonipmin, George Daviilsou, Samuel Darivini, Richard Rooth, John Pratt,Tlininati Yorrow; John Pattison, Henry Harrison, Joins Hupkerk, Alex. Fergusuo, Richard Musgrove, Thos. Foster %Yells, John Scutt, hog George ; Thomas Parker, twig William; John Wardpepper, brig ; Richard Wilson, hug Hadley ; Wm. Dawson, lo ig N aud ; Julio Nieholsou, brig Expi - dit . Soi.th Shielda—Michael and James Sviinturne, Robert Forrest, Thomas and William Atkinson, VI Ohm l' "sing, John Moorman, George and lobo Paterson, George Youtig hu.band, Thomas Fawcett, John Simon, George Pattison, Adam R...ntoti, Jume. Masoss, ot IL, Cura, John Thumpauu, George Smith. Tnnh Nhrrhis—Johit Richardson, Robert liogai tli, F. mt. onn, VVilliatn Grnn,l%, George Carr, Jemiy Hams, W. B. Hail and John Hall. Wm Matter, tin Hardingion. Lt cry...01-113,W Blau, 1 laosuaa %% thou, Wm. Leerrisun, Duntncon en—Anthony Croshy, John Fletcher, Joseph Gra% ea. Allison, Robin ITootra Bay Thomas 31erellaut, Itobeet Dunn, IShithy ; SAO! Sigmund!, Hull ; Rill ism Longlithoup, fi, urge Gnivrer, ; I 'ramie Knalsen, Hall, John Usderilon, hull : Thum.. Chap man. James Lilly, George Bramble, Dridlingtou ; Edward Chapman, Mathew Storm, %Viltiam Neatlekl, Drury Le. thenugtois, Whitby; Edward Fox, ;come Appu..,,,,u,s c i r . borough, Joseph Bishop, Geo. Hanlon., Juhu Aktrumm, Barium William and John thoreb.ll, Stecktuou ; Juliu Nesbit„ - liai ties. Ilnameil—Win. %%maim!, Robert R6lont, Lea. Wallace, Th omas c o l ossal;' Thniumn Nongl.ten, V. ma till, Benjamin I .anc, Joseph llarrnan, tralltain tiardistr, Geo. Primus', Rm. Este, Edinagid l7rabl rm., Samuel Dixon, Wm. Drurf r ws. K y Is, Edward and Bober% Durant. Irt VormaerA—ltudWit Mon, Thomas and Richard It . ..Bruck, James Thompson, Henry (dandily üb. &A! h Yarmoark—Arthur Barren, Judie Nen - berry. Lewdest—John }Dumdum, Luke (.iblwreS, Thient Je n ki ns ; Jobs Farwell ; John Barclay, tiloadtsu Irde,—.Geurgr Bohner, Meth; W Mims Hawk, Swansea ; Joint gad Jet Baia', David Phillips, William Bum, Tech). Sk.o•land sa. Walker, of Leith, at Murtaix, well Oct. a, loon; Janie% Wyllic , Sitlicuurt, Ayrshire; John Simmer and Son, ditto; Juunes Balmy, Punt Patrick; Athol ; ' Greenock 5 James Isles ; kirckaldy ; Hobert Kidd, Dander; }arms Ihibis; Robert Mercer, Camphlestoas b etamd—A lex. Alexander; Gtoirgt Laerv, Galway Theo. • Wa lab, %Vatcrford, Michael Barr!,, I.imcrick. _ . We understand, that m consequence of the ur gent retnoustrances of the British prisoners at Ver dun, the commandant of that fortress has been SUN. 'waded in his government. Sir Tetorts i.tvix has also beau released from the close coalitnement to which he had been committed by the command of that officer. Mr. %Vcirem.t. has lately finished a very large drawing of Christ blessing knit Children, which, f rom the manner in which he has treated it, is likely tumid to his well-earned reputation. Chichester Geed Market, on Wednewday. was eery full. Beef dial mutton fetched last day's prices. Wheat experienced a considerable declension, Nil. 451. and even '241. per load, were the prices. Fat hog meat, (iv. per stout of alb. Peas tis. per bushel. The suliteiraneous passage by which the Roman Emperors went privately from the Palace of .the CA.YA as, on Mount at Rome, to the Florian Amphitheatre, has •hecii Lady discovered ; and from it have Leen taken a number of architectaral fragments, capitals, cornices. ruses, &e. proofs of the splendour of its decorations. Tuesday toorping, a young man of genteel ap pearance was found dead ter a aoixl *host a ►ml distant from Rochester, with his brains blot° 04 VIM is pistol lying n!ongside of him. No p*ope+i♦ aus found upon him ; a piece of paper was about him, with the came of :RAY upon it. The body was taken to the Crown Inn, at Rochester, for a Coroner's hiqutst. At the bottom of a wood larlonging to WILLIAM TURTOSI. Esq. of Knolion-11s11, in Flintabire. is rill of weir called Shell-brook. which empties itself into the River Dee, and when a person steps across he is in the kingdom of England and princi pality of %Vales; in the provieturs of Canterbury and York ; iu the dioceses of Chester, Litchfield. and Coventry; in the enmities of Flint im.lSslnp; its the hnntlrecit of Maylor mud Oxthe.try ; ter the pari.shest of Ellesmere and Overton ; an the town- Aipsof Knolton and Soddy It; and n, Mr. Tottos'a grounds owl his titighbour's! S. i . 1 .1 . SCOTLAND. toys:net% OCT. )3. James "gelid. E-q. formerly High Sheriff of !Buckinghamshire, and Treasurer of the Society fur the Relief of Persons imprisoned for small Debts, has born in this place fur several days, inspecting the gaol. lufirwrry, &c. This benevolent gentle man Ins, with unexampled self-denial and perse verance, ,•uiployed the best leers of his life, and has expended no inconsiderable part of his fortune, in visiting the iliffereot pinions isi Great Britons, with the humane intention of improving these re ceptacles of the ciimicial and unfortunate ; au ob ject which he 111111 happily been the means of acconr ppG►hiug in various parts of the kingdom. Mr. Nedd liar generously placed iii the hands of 'le Rev. Mr. Fraser and Mr. Lyon, of this place, WA. to be distributed among indigent deserving fami lies. and has contributed 51. to the f Iso laud ably set on foot for the relief of the relatives of the unfortunate sufferers at the :Retitle Ferry. He has elan gi►ett 'sedation' belK•lother for all the cells and rooms of the prison, and has favoured the Magis trates with various useful hints, calculated to ame liorate the situation of the unfortunate prisoner, which coo Ise adopted at a very tnfluig expeuse. Smith, Meanber of Parliament fur Norwich, with his Lady and daughter, passed through this place. on Saturday last, fur the North. Mr. Smith hiss visited mint of the fishing stations on the wr.t coast of Scotism), moil inspect ed the Caledonian canal. and the new lines of road. with the bridges e:ceted under the direction of t'.e Parliamentary Commissioners, of a hich he is so di-4111. 4 .11-6rd a Mesaber. With the like important olip,cts in view, Mr. Smith proposes to extend his journey to Ullaponl, and from thence along the coast of Sutherland and Caithness. 4 Durin., ,, the baiting of a bull, on Nlonday week, at Beverley, a mon who sppioactied ton nesr the turious aunnal, received a severe toss. and' narrowly escaped with his life. It is to be rcgrctted that the gentleman who provides the animal for this pur pose, eantiot find out some other we) to keep the frees burgesses in good humour. .• The 6.ltine in the City and County Gaols will he • , • removed to Newgute, on Thurs day, prepwrittory to their trials eft the Old Bailey Sessions, which coin snence ou the tot of next mouth. A most savage act of bit:holism was committed in hiniiiiijny-square, huhlm, ou Tuesday last. A woman was. coming into town upon a cart, with a child in her lap ; a man who accompaoted her suddenly forccii this child from her, and in attempt ing to thmw the infant ...ver the railiag into the square, it fell upon the *pikes, where it was trans fixed, and expired. The monster was instantly taken into custody. COUNT TRAMP. • ~--- Particulars of the seizure of Count Tramp, Go vernor of Iceland, by the crew of • letter of marque from the 'Thames, and of his subsequent arrival ut Leith " The Margaret and Ana, and the Sally, letters of marque. belonging to a considerable house in the soap-boiling hue, in London, sailed from the Thames, in May last, fur Iceland. One Jargisson, (or Joruganza), a Dane, resident in London, was taken out to act as interpreter, and to aid in collect ing tallow and oil at the different creeks in Iceland. In ten days the vessels reached Ilykavick, the priu cipal harbour, and now the seat of government. Count Tramp bad just arrived from Copenhagen. and assumed the command oldie island. An under standing was quickly established, by which mutual trading was to be winked at. When, however, the cargoes of tallow were nearly completed, some per sons belonging to the letters of Epergne thought lit to break faith, and suddenly seize the Count and his guards ; took possession of a vessel belonging to the Count, and still partly laden with his private stores; and laid their hands also on the public stores belonging to Government. Jargisson put himself at the head of this exploit. He took up his quarters at the Governor's house. and made some English sailors and some Icelanders parade before the door as guards. Hearing that a hostile party of Danes was assembled about six miles off', he mounted his English sailors, with their drawn enflame., on Iceland homes, and, heading them, galloped through the trio 99999 s (there being no road.), in order to disperse the party ; a more motley group of' cavalry (we are told, and verily be lieve), it is impossible to figure ! The Icelanders looked on with perfect indifference. Jargisson, elated with his success, affected the pomp of so. vcreigu power. He resolved to hoist an Iceland flag. Ile ordered some canvas to be dyed blue; but the natives could not approich nearer that colour than • sort of dirty purple. He himself cut some bleach ed canvas into the shape of three cod fish, and to render these insignia more ridiculous, if possible, he chase to imitate the split or dried fish. Ile got six dismounted cannon raised out of the sand on the beach, and placed on the fort. The Talbot sloop of war accideutully anchoring near Rykavick, her commander was surprised It the display of a new flag, which he could not at all match among the colours of various nations in his possession. On coming ashore, he caused the Iceland flag to be tbrown down, and Fort Jargisson to be dismantle-di The would-be-governor was ordered to London; and, at his own request, Count Tramp was also taken to Britain to state his complaints." THE ALI RICE rs. CORN-E'en, 6NGE, Orr. os. CURRENT PRI Wheat Flue disk, lot). nu,. Rye ......... sea. 11.4 y Mak yda. il'hits Peas t boos. (bouleil) Grey Peat... Sas. SIN. ICE OF GRAIN. Ikons 66e. 1W Tick Balla 31.111 Oat, ...... We. aos Nikko& lis. an oil Potato, Aitto ---s. to 4IS lid. npe Surd Faue Flour 9os. 95* SO. (NAM ....... 854 pon. 1)3 MR' Cont-liswectues Return. Venrat, pc!' lead Ike-) , r f rrlaKff Vats arab* riVIS DG E.. _ _ _ . —(P.Oituli A V, Oci. 19. . .4tti. to I!. JOS. so slaw. —d. "34*. —d. to 4u. —d. ..stio. —d. ae -.4. to sea. —d. PRICE OP Hors.. • skei. 141/CILIKS. Kent. 41. I. to SI. lOC Kra. SI. --s to 71 --s 54/1•001, 41. -.4. to 41. 15s. 'Sslilsel. 'Os. to 31. los imes.., 41. ..-111. to 31. --4. Faroliam,nl. —4. to 111. 11. PHICESHE HAY AN ST. J AMU'S. r - : - .--- t.kr: El IT 4 Y. 41. ts at. to dt.its.od. Straw, al. Hs. to IL no. Yd. Hay .1. Ss 10 tit. ids. Flew, W. us. to vl. us Clover, 71. us. to st. us srmq. vi 75. to el. Ws 8311TH FiELD 31 • ' To kick the Ofal fi..^.l 55. act Mutton is. 24 firzs :J. 9a. Mt. to tit. o.A. tut. to 0.. ' 0d. sa. OA. top, NI. . HAY-M 11-tv 5l. toe. Str.o, too. 93. per stone of alb. stsJ at Cattle, thildsty fl -est* %sots j Alverep... te,ooo , enfec-• I Pita 111.54.1 ARK V.T. od.• to 6k ius. od. lo V. los od od. to 71 II 1)E" ' kiAlt N IiIVGATE AND I .F.A HA LL A/4. (By the Carsaso.) Reef as. Oa. to 11. od. Veal 41. od. to 41 Od Alumna as. sd. to 11 sd. Pork Ss. ad. to Gs. ad 1.401 41. Od. to ss. od. PRICE OF St. hunex's narket 5s lid Clare Market ”Ititoilltattel Nlititet is lid per Pt. of tab. l'ALLtitV. ioo1;1ullow bowl 6d 0 Yrlho. Itu‘sia 974 od u %%bite attto —. o Soap plait).— 4411 ogi —.l Me filly Stuff 645 ud —. 0 Ditto rough 451 us —1 Grurrr 145 0 Guud nr , Zl ad I us:4-4'113A, :-.Ns 0. 16%.4--Mool,tu. (Cl 0,1 17s aid Mane— Ss aid Yellow SOUP, I los-rM4 Price of Caadteo, per tit 127 F. (le LEA! II EL. • so to 561ta. each - tod M ttsl per Itr. to lioIIM. each - 1:34 • Po SW' 51ertlinotts Berko - coo. theeniug II isles - 183 to 1,5 rine Coach Hides . 10.1 lu fl Crop Hoke 15 to Ault* for cutting In jd to 112 - tbd iktiO 30 to aolhs to Plitt Cal( Skins au to audio - .. to 3ed Ditto so to 7ollea - Jed to *tat Ditto 70 to soles . J. 1.1 to a9d Small Seals (Greenland) 31 net to 3a std Large ditto 1001 to 1401 per doe•n. Teamed Hurst tittles lod to 2old per Hi. RAW HIDES. Best Hearts sad it terrs --- (per Ordinary vs. -...d. to os. od. swat.) vs. .1. to is. ud. Market Calf t:ts. uJ. ratio. Midilimp vs. 4.1. to is. 6d. Eng. Horse 14s. ad to 565. !trap !Wilms - - vs. tol. to ss. od. Lamb Skins - . os. Od. to M. od. - NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PiiRTSMOUTII ‘ OM 22. Arrived the hope, Featherston.•, from Mideirs, for London. Sailed the Derwent sloop of war to the Eastward. PO[ 11104'14, OLT. '2l. Came in the Mars, American ship, of ■nd irons Boston, for Gottenburg, with tobacco; captured, on Friday last, off the Lizard, by g French lueger privateer, and recaptured on the Sunday followeog by the Plover sloop of war. The Spanish ship Tl.ratenino, lades with wine, brandy, sod 'run, was captured toy a French schornivr privateer,,of 8 g/11111, on the 17th instant, and recaptured, oil the is t tp. by the Planer.—Sailed Use Narcissfu frigate, wits victuallers, for Rochefort. PAIVOLITH, OCT. 210. Arrived this evening the Snake packet, Captain Thompson, with mails from Rio de Janeiro; spoke ou her pitaiwge the ship Starling, from Swim:ire bound to London ; also, this um g, off the Li zard, the ship Eurydice, Captain Compton, flo ut same port and for London; last evening the pack,l was chased by a large schooner private.r, otiscis could not come up with her; also arrived the Active brig, Charles Tanbury master, train Tarragona for Guernsey, with brandy and wine for order..--r The Hard cutter, from a cruise, having ►ecapterod the brig Thomas and Mary, of Leith, from M a tra bound to Loudon, which had been captured by the %Mit French lugger of 14 gun*, riesr the Doilies's. Also the Windsor Castle packet, from New-la r k and Halifax, teen days from the latter place, and thirty-one from the former ; Mr. Jackson bail arrived at Washington, but nothing would be de.. termitied upon till the wetting of Congress, in No vember. . _ By the Snake, we learn, that it was reported M Rio Janeiro, that a revolution bad taken place at Buenos Ayres, that the people had declared their independence, and had driven away every vessel, both English. and Others, from thence ; and Linters and his family were expected at Bio s where a great quantity of dollars had arrived on his account. His Majesty's ship Confianre was coming home with a million and a half of dollar► en freight. Sailed this ev:ning the following rockets, viz. Princess "'ageism packet, Furze, with mails tOr Cad Lt...., Dada of Montrose ilia to, Blewitt, with ditto, for Gibraltar, Malta. and Saul .—Prinnt Ernest ditto, Petre, with ditto, for Barbarities mud Ja- Drake of Kent, ditto. Coatesworth, with ditto for llalitea und New York.—Frunt is Freclnsg Bell, with ditto, for Madeira and Ms/sing/mist ditto, Roberts, with ditto, for Lishou. ship Lord Charles Spencer, for Madeira. DEAL, ocr. 21. The outward-bound smiled to the Westward, on Friday evening, with the wind at East. and yester day *eyeful ship* like passed through for the West• ward. This morning the Posedrrgas arrived from the Westward, and remains.. Dove as. Several ships are now coming round the South Foreland. Arrived stud 'Wiled for the River the Neptune. Menzies, from Martinique, and Bram:mitt, titurter. from Liverpool. Sailed the Daphne and St. 1-7uremzu frigates to Flushing. Remain in the Downs the Prim... Tali Orange ) SIM 0n#R441 . 11. R Mll , l6•tfrntrk ; ZPXO6}//, and Hi vcicht sloops of war; I irap gnu-brig, and a small fleet of tionsports. P.S. A fleet of merchantmen are working through the Gulls for the Dowse. FROM LlOl lADT. R • Trir% u, OCT. 22 —.Arrived Oise Radios, frog* Brazils ; llichtooed, Moor, from Bc,tlle ; Victory, ‘Votrou, for Raltiusoir ; Arm, 111. srker, twin trona Jora.ic• ; and si %•,31 ualCr. , Wilk. h w iti be i t ve ft to mottutti.—S.lllril she Resi.lii loos, Per, y,. (or Datilias ; lie sow, recital, fur the Cope et .41.4 Hope. The Bee cartel, with sick and woon.led Freoch prisoners, from the ['capitals near Bristol, bound to Menleis, which arrived at the Mount a fort. night since, is still detained by adverse winds.— Five of these poor ft Items have died shier their arrival there, and two ci. their passage from Bristol. Several others, it is tpreseel, cannot live witty driy,. A liberal suhaeription has been set on foot to purchase such necessaries and color irts for the pour fellows as are not allowed by Government. _ ____— PRICE d$F STOCKS TE..SITA DAY. 0 !Sauk Stuck ,2644 3 per Cent. Reduced . .6111 3 per Cent. CUIIIIOII 691 9# . 4 per Cent S per Cent. N,:ry -to ol Long Amovitie6. illAil4 llonal4. . .. .25 26 pre*. Exrheqner Bills I6 Its press. Cousul2 for 6 f4i T. BISII, 8104 k-tanker, 4. Conditll, and 9, Charing-croft MARRIAGES. It Thilrhonse, 011 the 16th inst. Richard t% harton I)tta: of Orteu, Paq. Cotoptrolk, of His 1111ajoet,', Revrtmea of Excite fur Scotland, to the Med Hon. Lady Amt.: thltr, claugliter of the Wad of Fife. . _ . At Ilales-hill, Stoffortialtire, on flit ioth September, WOL Geartea, Esq of Leith, to Mies Charlotte 'lnciter, third dattebtrr of the late Th 00000 on Turner, E 9. On Thursday loot, Clottien {Volker, of Looett SOU of TIWIIISS {Volker, F..n. late Accounisot-Gemoral dtl.m Hid, l'ourt of Chatteery, to Miss Curweu„ eldest amoebic, .1 /oho Christian Cismen, of Workiogtor.•ltall, Cuakimisla ta w Esq. M.P. for the Lay of Corliole. DEATHS At rolnuniat, to the comity of Forfar, on ThuraJny mom int, the igth instant, David 8ue11..., Eaci. of Itho knrse. At Dundee, oil the salt instant, Al. satith Itionsa, Esq. userrltant, and Intl Chief Magistrate these. At I'a istl” , Alexander Gibson, EVI. town •4 . rk At So ause4„ ou Sauilsr seassieht, the Rye. 1.1 . Con, an ili nnaut preacher among the webk ) un Mclllothsts. lie am mo wed his itiueraut labaurs itt 17 On, but through meals wralcueso and infirmity rf hotly dui tog the last three years, aaa uscapahle oldie duties and fattens. of the itinerant litr. At Erkington, on Saturday last, is the 7.1 your of his or, Mr "Iliousaa lialea,fother of the Misses Gales, I.ouluoellern, of Sheffield, nod of Mr Joseph Gales, of Ralcigli. in North Co foi nicely of filtetheid, and publisher of /rt. pup. r, which lie established' id years ago, under the title of fie Shei4rld Repitter. ""'"4'-""•—• HIGH WATER .AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS DAY. RI ornisig Jo skin. after 2 I A fterapos Si lulls. matt A. 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