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7 NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSNIOUTH, OCT. 4. Sailed the Speedwel: brig of war, on a cruise. Wind S.W. PLYMMITII, ocr. 3. Anived the N,mble cutter, and /110trc and Vern-- t die ri,-1 of war fr. n a cruise. Sas' .d the Lau ;17-rrt, armed ship, fin a cruise: and the Peke,- gun-bng, for the Downs. Wind S.W. DEAL, OCT. 4. Arrived and sailed for the River, the Sea it:wniph, • Smith, and the Lang.toff, from Malta. Arrived the Afunaroi met of war, Right lion. Admiral Lord Keith, with the Castor, firer hakod, • 1 ... , d zmatea, .s 1 isimermidr frigates ; l)art, Hatru, Orestes, Fnuene, limner, Autumn, .11,,nz0, and Scourge, sloops of war; Lucifer, Furs, Vult,m,„ Sulphur, Prenstattun, and Dtie•ii.,ru, bombs ; Star -145,z, C. Wirt, and ' rif ICU gun-brigs, with several other ships of war, from off the French coast. HARWICH, OCT. 4. The Mona packet, Capt. Osborn, sailed yester day wi:h the Mails of the 2d for Husum ; and the tfaef.'. id, Capt. Hammond, for Gottenhurgh. Vie tiot,ir Gearze packet, Capt. Saunders, ar rived thi. morning with the Mails from se veral pasbengers, and forty-two Hanovelian re cruits. A Dutch sclmyte an ived last night from Katwyck with . bag of letters. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Glt A Mali D, ()C . r. 4.—P.,oert by the Charlotte 4. rrinhia, Sehnon. from ti.nrill.; &rue, Reid, from Riga; and the Z-r. lust, --... clot, Ilatitsm. Sado,' the I.ovali.t, Lynch r, and .I.tm ald Henry, Due% for Jamaica; l'arkett, Van, for Emblem ; tiorde,, ---„ (Or LiGhOn Suelkeit, lioat, for Catwyek ; Dolphin, Frazer; Satuniu*, Cornell's., and the Hnope. Maetdick, for Enihd,n. South Lambeth Watet-works, about to be ere:led on die low grounds south of Kennington Green, into which place the Elames water spontaneously fiiiws every tide, is certainly an admirable situation for such a work. Between five and six JCICS of land will be appropriated to different reservoirs for re taining and filtering the water, previous to its being sent through pipes for the supply of the numerous inhabits es, which is a preferable method to that of foreirg it immediately from the River Thames, with all i's filth a! , LI sediment. Me engineer and planner of 'Leo- no, ks has so contrived the construCtion of the different reservoirs, that the cscat.ited earth f rom 'he re,erroiis (into which the tide will be permitted to flow), will be applied to raising a considerable embankment or mound for the upper reservoir, from which the water will percolate thro' the ditTerent pipes withria: the aid of force. Round the top of the upper reserve:r will be a gravel ter race of about 700 feet in circumference, from which a lawn witl gradually descend, to be divided into gardens for the different dwellings, in an elegant polygon prop:.sed to be 'mile,' on this elevated situ ation. This, wit'o so fine a sheet of placid water in the front, will certainly be one of the most ph.asaut places south of tiv: metropolis. Mr. Si CULL M•Kee, the maniac, still remains in St. Tlamas's Hospital, but has rot been visited by any person whatever. On Thursday he requested th sereson who attends him to write to the sur geon of the shin, of which he is mate, an 1 inforM him of the sad state he was in. The reason he has since given for the outt age he committed is, that lie had ohratned leave to come to London, to en dravotir to get himself removed to some other ship, nor being on friendly terms with some persons on board the nairorn, vi hich made it very uncom fortable to him; and meeting with mi absolute re. fusal, his passim became so great as to overcome his reason, and in that state of frenzy. he supposes he trust have committed the rash ad. He often enquires after the Fersons he wentufed, and prays fervently for th. it speedy recovery. lie says him self is least to be pitied. No doubts are entertained of his recovery. Tuesday, the Sodbury, Dirham, and Marshfield Infant: y, and nadir gtnn troop of yeomanry cavalry, were inspefled by Col. Paosys. The worthy Capt. of the cavalry, C. Cu DRING row, Esq. after the re. ercise, invited his truer to a cold collation in the pleisitre-ground, near IVdington.Park, where they were exercised. Beautiful tents were ereaed for their reception, among which was one particularly to be noticed ; the roof exhibited four defeats of the French and Span•sh ticots. by the English, in beautiful tapestry The milk-maid, as usual, plen tifully bestowed the rich 'wear from her silver foun tain, upon her guests, until every gi.vd soldier had a sufficient quantity of all that an krzlishrnan could wish fo:. Many applopriate toasts were drunk, among which ought to be noticed that of " May British Volunteers ever triumph over French Des potism." PRIV A Tr. TMLATLICALILThe Officers at Cox. heath Cah,p gave their second dramatic entertain ment on Saturday night. The performance was The First Pert of King Hrnru In- Fourth. Ihe ch - ratters were ail respeaabiy sustained. Captaiu Ba sus , tr., of the Gu irds, in the paa of Foiriefi; re ceived and merited ff..: loudest testimonies of appro- bation. There WAS no after-piece, we suppose owing to the length of the Play, and the night of perform ance being Saturday ; but before the curtain was drawn up, a very neat and appropriate Prologue was spoken by Captain 'lives, of the Guards. The conelmlir7 lines et it, which drew a contrast to. tween the causes in which PERCY and A BERCROSIIIT fell, produced a very considerable sensarionAmong the company present were:— The Furl Comte,- o. s ivitgr, Lonl and I.3dy Temple, Lard lnd Southamoun, Lord and LAd:. ITankrabary Late Kearney and fatuity, Led, Le De Spencer, General Rairk do SPORTINC.—The B tr sn Ilowerscrt, a few days since made a match with Mr. 1111 V M•N, a fen. monger, living near him in Battersea fields, to drive it match for 100 gt:ineas a side, and the winner to have also the loser's hone. On Friday morning the) ..acted; the Baron with his black hone in his gig. 'r. A V eta his gre pone , : in his chaise, at tive 'clock in the morning, to 1.. n ei7ht mile below Maidstone, and back 'again to liat.ersea, . distance of I lii miles; which was won by the Baron. be coming in • nine o'clock the same evening, tw, boars before Fr. valises ; and the latter having, b. a wrong turning, gone six miles a contrary way—c course De lest oats 100 guineas and his pony. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS. EDITOI, Althistgo France has given so many proofs of her want of good faith, the following anecdote may, I , stwi , h , tanding, be interesting to your numerous readers : An American vessel, called the Marv, of Norfolk. sailed from hence the 20th of June last, bound for St. Sebastian's, in Spain, in ballast, was, by stress of weather, after springing a leak, forced to take shelter in the River of finurdeaux, which she reach ed with extreme difficulty. The Captain, without delay, made a regular and explicit protest. but in the interim of an answer to it, was thrown into prison (where he still remains), his vessci ssr/..td, and every thing found on board confiscated. These arbitrary and inhuman proceedings have since been confirmed by the Tribunals, not of Justice, but In justice, of that wretched country, held out, by those who govern it, as a model for Europe to follow. Your humble Servant, o,t. 3, 1804. VERIT AS. On Monday last, the following eircumst7nce took place in the New Barracks, Hastim-s : the Major of the 49th regiment has a large goat, vicious in its natui a, with thorn the soldiers were in the habit of playing. A fine young men, servant of the Colonel, was teaiiug the animal for a considerable time, and was advised by many of his comrades to desist, but he would not ; at length, the enraged animal got the unfortunate young man against a wall, and gored him so dreadfully, that he died on being taken to the hospital. The animal's horn penetrated above the left knee, ran up the thigh, and dividing the scrotum, passed into the abdomen, and tore out the bowels. The unfortunate sufferer was only eighteen years of age. COR N-ENCIIANGE, Fa t • AY, ()CT. 5. There are not many further arrivals of Wheat today; the wimples of new, Whig of indifferent quality, are at moderate pi;ce, but Rood remains full as dear; fine, for seed, at 84.. per quarter; the late arrivals of foreign are mostly for the export trade. Barley and Malt incline up, but little good of the tat4rr is here. Oats in full plenty; the best continue full as dear; other sons at something F:our is quoted 2, dearer, and other articles at little fluctuation. CURRENT PRICE OF GLAIR. W her 574.6 d. 764. Beans .40'. 43.. Ort. FIR , : do. 7lls. PO4. thl. Tick 8ean5......... 4111 04. Rye, new 384. 41 osl. Oats 1141. 261. 48s. 041. Bares 544 SYs. Od. ...1 4 0s. SO.. Malt. . 64 S. 72, OA. Rape 5eed.......401. 431. CA. Peas Y:s (hi. I Fine F10ur......654 704 Od. Grey Peas 4d.. 4.is Od. Second• ...50.. 65n. el. RETURN rIF wyjy4 Including only Conn the 1711 agreeably to a. 4. 60 Quarters at Ito 174 at 70 476 -- at 78 318 at 77 682 -- at 76 11 ;41 —.- at 73 082 at 74 .5113 —at 73 977 at 72 49 at 71 443 at 70 20 -- a t co 427 ----- at 65 174 at 6^ And Total 8,237 Qte.trten 34 Old. higher 11 AI From Sept. a SAek. . -.I RETURN OF FLO( Srpt. 2S, from the JR, t!..-kct Office. &eke a. 10.. ... .66 6 SJCift •. d O. 61, 6 13 72 0 I 41 ).. 66 0 30 Of 0 714 70 n 1 to 63 6 84; 6n 0 46 60 0 0"i) 63 0 64 SU 0 9244 6.1 0 112.......64 0 10. 37 0 473 67 0 II ' 63 U Total-12,419 Sack..—Averagr IL 0 Id. hillier than last ges tl7!. 614 'Lan. itT IN MARK LANE, It of Sept. to thw 22d ut the new Act. s. d 192 Charters at 66 52 at 65 49 —..—•••••• at 64 6 112 --•••••••-• at 64 215 --•—•-•• at 63 19 ••••-- at 61 6 264 -- at 60 293 ----•••• at .09 -- at bel 32 at 56 •9 ---•• at 67 at 54 4' ..--. at 53 50 —.--.. at 50 at 4S. t 1 A. R;tum. VXBRIDGF.. The Corn lospetior's Return, wt Tliur.rtay, Oct. 4 ♦\'hrrt, p. r 1441 Barley, pe, to IM4 Od Oat* 241 Oi to Sts Od Be. n, 42s Cd to 461 ud Peas.: 44s 01 to 47, 04 rutct: OF SEEDS IN THE BOROUGH. ■T •[TAIL . l'er Cwt. Per 11.-',el. Red Clower....6as. to 9S. Turnip......... 145. to •2 l • Whitt ;:in... 60s. to 9u.. W.htuatardSeeo fls. to IC. 04 I Trefoil ..... .. it s. to 50s. Brown ditto.... 1 . 25. to 1.:, Car away..... 60s. to 914. Canary 7s t'sl to S. CI Coriander..... 9s. to 111. Rve Grass. pr qr. lis to .24i PRICE HOPS. •Allll. Kent Al 10s to 51 Is. Kent „•1 las to 41 Its 10s to 31 16s Sures Dls to 41 Os Ess.•% 4l 10s to 31 16s Faroths,n 61 Os to 71 Os 014 Duty 1711,1u..4. PRICE OF KA' SAM IT. s vssA. Hay ^I 4s a4l Gs Now.. Straw ll ?s a 11 19. cO.« 01 01 • 01 Os SMITHFIELD, To sink the offal Reef $1 lid to ♦: W ' Mumma—as dd IA S. Id Lamb 4s Od to so Od Mod of Cattla this My, Beasts about 600—Sheep and Lambs, LAOS FIBIDAV, 0 , 1 O. ...;,er stone of ti!b Veal 4s Od to Ss 4d Poi k 4t Od to 4s 8d NIVVGATZ AND LEADENH.iLL NIARIULTS. ly the aware. Beef 34 I tr , 44 Od r eal. It &IN& S 4 to Pilottoe 34 41 4: Od Perk........ 44 Oda 4. 8d lArb Od ea 4s Id A%120 STRAW. :11111AT• WHI TT ... IL. Nay .31 10. a SI 1M New Ol Os aOl Os 41 10s ■ 51 10. Straw .11 10. a 11 Its PRICE OF TALLOW. I. James's • !irket .4.5 54 I Town Tallow. ^45 CA Clam Market 45 :54 Roma (Can.).. . 735 0.1 Whitsehupel Market 45 44 auwsa.do. ;Su.) ..644 6d 691 per Scow of attn. —.-5. e, i Melting Stuff.. -594 Ws 615 Ditto rough 4l. Gray,* . Gond Deep I 15 Yellow !tap, 117a—Mottled, Ms—GA. Mr. True of Candles, per dos. Its 44,4455u/is Id.. 64 12s Average Priee.....s 4 RAW HIDES. R.--: Ileifews and Se m% ler .t 000„ Ss. $4 to 4s. 4.. MALl:its 3s. 441. to Ss 6.1 ()Amin 3. Od. to 3s Std. Market Cal --. 10.. al Eig,t,h Homo - to Vs 04. Pest, Os. Od. to J. Od Lamb Sian% ..............I tie W. to •6 (H. Ttr CABINET MAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, AM) OTHERS, requiring Ronnie eressiess. By Mr. SHERWOOD. On the Premise., on WEDNESDAY, Octabor 10, on Ac count of a Desolation of Partnership, rrHE LEASE of VERY EXTENSIVE 1 PREMISES, cenirigally aituated in a privileged Part of the City. No. $7, BARTHOLOMEW CLOSE ; having blest many Years employed in the able* Trades The Good Will of the Foreign Trade wilt be made over to the Purchaser. The Promisee have been lately repaired at a very rest Es. pence, newly -erected Shads, Piat!'orms, and Perches lot Wood The Howeiawry e unmodmis sod roomy, with a Foust Shop, Counting House, and Parlour on the Go unit Floor t Dining and Breakfa.t Parlour*, Elm gnu Bed Roce.., sod Worksh.ipe at the Top of the House, la-ge roomy d•. Celiaring, awl held for a Term of Eighteen lees, at a low Runt. Mey be viewed ea Ateaday and Tuesday; rani-tea, may be Sad nu the Premises ; at the Au7nut:eres, Sart%;lawew Chew; and at Gana ways Coles Maui,. SAM nv • A ucTION. •. • • C COPYHOLD H NSIDDLT , ,SR.X. • • . 3. 14, M4ttry. Rt •. • • At the RAI Lieu, l‘tri e tnn, /If SIMI% 0 ',etre, 9, it •Trylve &C. Ir. • llx A Df.SIR A Bt. V. C')PYI1OLI) E ;TATE, eon. oisdng Eight•-rn Arr. Menlvw end Lind _ iu the Common Yield, and Two 1n,'... .• • • Nitres thole: Land, with the Tirnbrr 7. • • sit _; House, •ith Darden. Yard, r.ol Oot•buillinr. in tit.. swoon 4 Mr: 1 • no, a 4ein-el a la - 1. 1 041b111 BM. Staliieg far Rix Dom .a, Oow-hoirte, and • the *hie h o ld r i n ta try Mr. Joint (*um—, errrer Nr o a m ...6 m.l 1808, at the low Old Runt of 44:1. bat ca,•abla of cum.. 41..rablorvIva.wo. • L. 4? A COPYHOLD ESTATE, gornntialna th:• Hon: Publv-htioac. and Two 'feitentent••, with (Unclad. • Out-boildi. IN in the 0 .cupation of Mr. James Ham", t .m for a Terni .4 Tweittv-one Ycaa, from • e .. to Memo. Colt and Co a ewers, at ;Mt ,•;:.r Ann. Th e . • Estate is Coin hold of 1 , .1a-ritance, si.litol•in a Quit 3-.5d. per Ann. a.id a Fine wailing to eintom. May be sewed till the tiala ; a,.d rattic.e.ers had at the Plate of S.l: ; at the Cade, Iti.tralto Twickenham • Ru-h, !imam; Pi i titono, t Mr. Reatth, tiolititor, No 6, Lironb Ina, Stand; a .* i• hicout. Robin., Covent-6.min. TU PAPER-MAKERS, KRENE'I4, TON MANUFACTURERS, AN.) 1)'. 455 Mo‘t Valuable and Zxt move Pre ',ay., aor Tying a -into' , • Pot of Ground of 3,1 ; Let in d•anaet,., kuning the River Thames, at Thames Bank ; eat 1104 , C, with the substantial newly reeled Builil•ngs Mill, Steam Engine, Are. reeetitl enipioyed is the St•aw Paper Manufattot, By Messrs ROBINS, At Garraw Coffe r-ho,, e, Excnange alley, C•roN:II, en SATURD.'.Y, the P7tit of Oct •,ter, at Teets IN •014 E I.ol', -ALL those ve• y SUII3 r ANTI iL rend new's. erected BUILDINGS sal PREMIsEti, ev secniumodation, with u usual (u,lit. •or minuf.cturing P. 7 on the 'wit exten.ive male, and for which o urpow , they me ride& su e ei•er i every respect to any other a ?inn t e United kingdom, cod have been erected at an expence ? f ;0,0 01 usid7 the direction of eat7teritm SUM 1 . • Ms a , 4 art* ni 'hells ,r, th^ It ia er '‘n Tha.nss and only Half a Mile distant from Westminster Bred; • The Pretnis4 consist of an eh% •nt rime! b , a/ fr 13 1 ,.) House. with I:AM...it. Offices, and 0 a rvatory . , afford , a mod beautifid u we,l as exte,,siv: view of the lon tan ling Country ; a D Tin: House, 459 feet 1064, by gl ; Tye I.ro, 144 by 21 ; Pa,ter making House, Si b. 2.11; a Steam Env to House, of Eight.horse power, 51 by 52 ; a Pro , an• r lii..ae, 90 by flit ; a Ditto, 106 by '2O; an F.lsharato7, 60 by : CA nal Tweiveutall Stable, Engine Flo use, Cat sl .ave, P 'vies Ledge, ac. a substaini d Fouodation the era ',Ai nt . Ahtesui E of Eighir•horse power, 186 feet by 36; a Coati with Flood Gates cut from the River, at an expence of at 1 , 74 6,0001. communicate: to the differ..nt Ileiklii.gs, and gives ea.. , accesv to the Rugs, 379 feet and 68 w.+, 'enh a truck capaltla of b.: ht g entetele4•32o feet hang. and 00 wide, three Wri if tine Water, Pump, Sr. th • whole in insed with a hie ()at PAliolt, and good Rued. Th. portion of Land rin;rtoved ,ery branch vi the IVlAllitirtflf, , will IMIVe uowards of let 011;Mtlinn tel bwl.t ii,,on, and fur which purpose, it ts ve7 eligible, patti:u a - 'y dear 1,000 feet iminediately tic* tit Thirties, as it would command very fine views over Rte -,t r uf the C. anti ,of S terry a Ai K• 74, and which, at a mndrr,.t.- calculatio., will , rodue a Gonad Rent of near 7.01. per .%nuuit ; and the whole Preit .t iies.and Land are brli! Lowe dad: •Lord Grnavenc.r, for a Tenn of 67 Years, at the very •nsall Rent of 1,0001. per Annum. Iha valuable Plant, Futures, and Fittings up, are et be aken at • fair Valuation; and il-itcLiotivie Panieu'ais war L: had prior w the Sale, at the p-Locipal 411414 evert Manafac taring Towu in England ; and Plans of the Estate to be teen a Mr. Litter's, Solicitor, No. 4, Norfoikureet, Strand; and u Mr.srt Rabin., Great Piazza, C.•vent G. dew. 41116 6. Mr. Ikaniali, the White Ike to,, hi Wabeitt d, en %twin kr, Nerenahn 11. et Teter Veloric hi the attempt rulject to such coed:dons as will awe tg ;wok THE following valuable. ESTATES, situate at Throne.. L upset, and W .kefiel.i, ;n du-CH.llw iu the a n d nent,ow-cl Las, anhject itrveft..elese, drib 'ration, w may be thought neseatary, yrewious to et en iire dry nt sale. Lots. THORNES . _ A R P I. A Close, called rickhul, ut the occupation d J.in.es llill . . . 2 1 2 An Ailytinent in Thurnes Field, occupied by ditto . 1 Z .5 J. House, Oat-buildings, 4•13 Garth . . 0 2 A Pen a 2 . 1-a .%110tinent esiroiutag thereto, :low occupied by John Gregory . . . t! 011 36 litwe, Out-buildings, sad Garth, Gee° by • vv.!". . 0 114 • • P..rt or Fly Id .4.10 t ment adjoining thereto, occu pied by John Gal .ry . t 0 0 . . 2 1 14 lions, in 2 dwellings, with a riamlen . .0 0 1./ Pan or an old Barn , . . 0 .' 0 A end% containing , . . .0 3 Vii Oda °the-, d tto . 2 1 4 . . OWe other ditto . 2 0 9 . . Now in the occupation of' John Gregory or h,i. under•tenants . . . Pan of an Allotment in Thotnes F.cld Ditto, ditto, adjoining . . S 1 17 . 1 .3 7 . J o9i Sow occupied by Richard Briggs . 5 0 3 An Aitorment hi Noble Close, occupied by John , Gregory . . . 3 21 An Allotment on names Common Naar 11.. tile Flan . Fur B.ltle I , ,att Co.k Ruyd . . . • I ! 6 • 7 s :7*.• Now all occupied by Widow Subb 17 LUPSET. 9. The Minor er reputed Manor of Lupset, with the Miu.ioa-heowse.Gantees and I' esaute gro,ituls and antral CleillS, Int:u,u7e•, YiJ 'area a rich Arable, Meadow, a,..1 Pas tur: Laud. wilh tit, C att W•ost thc , rost : also a Fa: n-home witls 0 .t.'nti:dine., by th e nwnen, b:ArtinTurnlinson, a.id ether*, atoteinitst • • WAKEFtri.D. 10. The Rectory Notate and Gardens. in Wake fickl, and szveral other Budding. end Tra ninn, with sundry PArCt:ll 44 Land adjoin .l4lC. C11,C1.7 situate for rotted. Li I cam mitnicatine with the Stattet-psate, the principal Street /pear the Chute.' c. led I:Agate; tniether with saadrf caned the S: 1.-hosiste, &ad GerdviiO - iiniciarg, nue/ coc.nipii:d by Francis 11. The M SlGHtdeet E.M.I .tl a te W s c' a t r h l:in a g front • 11,700 . &era . 116 1 -4 (no"! or inn) of highly cultivated Land, in the Tuesit.hipe a Wakefield, Suahl, Al terthere, arid Wlentborpe, is ins out nation of the Owne • 11. An Alotrneat of Land, on the Outgrow!, oc cupied be Mr. Wee. Ottley 12 0 0 George Kitchen, of Wakefield, will chew the Premises there; and Mtn TOMIIIIIII, of Dog Howe, 101 thew the hennaing at Luwet and Thorne'; and further Part ieJISIS tots to t ep;.tication to Mr Crowder, at Methadon; Mr. Solicitor, Lash ; or Mr. Lambert, Solicitor, Hame l:a:den. - - - LOSE OS --Printed by C. DAN WSON, No. 30. WYch' strum, St e.ttnent's, and rubbibed by W. VrEST, at Um; Wire. N... 15, Rick of Si r Ckmcnt's Church, Stria, wbete Wien for due Paper, 1 / 4 :.rpart-pa , i) lo de:, &Sanded se J.' r,'"" ( f..ri1,,, . I, -. • . -. , • 4.,;,. 11 .1,, .... tima THE Al Till': 1 ic.t.e. Servant THE Sir Past 1 once in that C Ben4taia is rfaiort; ChM pearaliCe in Tann, Mini ;being her ai Mn.s Harlon Pope. `.P. r which RI With azti Richard, ! Mr. Cooke; (iu.lut, Mr. a Young Lad Fr nn Ow • unboowisd a or of Tho I mame of It I , "sportfully to morrow E Tie Doon Italf-po•t Su ffwe fo . r i Boxes 6; GAO 7 0. Prize 6d THF. GAR! acte4 • P. A.M.., 1 Mawr C4lll Pinrro, C .ry ; 1 Cus scum.: To Whie Sru nm.a. Loo: Cipts A•.v.s The Play chuu..n .cc:. wi I h. t.viao, at Lwe a C..'l4gbaa peagiute- beta; gw, To .heth And V.rg Z s•OIL:et LAST Nil r '2! the F IIHIS A C r na THE Alftf4o 111 S•i gni the F■ VAL L\F• prforne4. loxes 4s. I ko DR . ' LEP 411. 9i ti Crtemut, the Dn.} James an deceaer.-1 that pek e fievalbeirr b. 9.1. LotWou,,l 1/ioaey W. end prom , I,:rni.,g v t.+Mai bat "I.k_ •' some EVE! 111• wa. 4l I . on, y t , at, it • !,.‘t ' rece .**9 '. 4 ! • Nit. 1, " 1. 1, tl. te.ea fl lce oft .of., 4 . p i 1-ISLI 1)1 4 'l'l - ex. cote *CC 1111, Pleuty Obiereatt. 'Ent, • 'A 1 111- an. Cu Chsl •• J ‘11:9 1 1 Il PRICE OF LEATHER. Boat, SO to 561 b. each 2'21 to Q 5 Ditto, 60 to 6:dh. each 2:l to 9(d Merchants Back. to 221 Drafting !liars.. 2 - 'd to 2.1.1 Fin* Coach Hides 24d to 2.-.1 Crop Hiles for cutting "Srl to k.. Flat Oldham 2"d to 23.1 CA Il Skins 30 to 4ii li per 1)., 'Mi 3 d to Stid Ditto, 50 to 70th 304 to ti.r..l I A Ditto, 70 to 6316. '3od to Std k Small Seals (C;r:eilland) 4Vd to 55d 3 Large ditto l('oa to 150 s prr Dozen. Goat Skins Tann al liar.* Ilnles 20s to 30a per Hide. COAL EXCUANGE„Ocr. 3. Rest Coals, in the Pool, t:h.ildron .4s 041. Delivered to Housekeer, rs at 664. 04 Sund-rltad, per eh:J(lton 43, N. Delivered to HouseLeepets at .lios. 4.14. COURSE OF EXCHANGII.. VIIISAV. Ocroaca 5 Am..tentam .... 311 2 2 U. Vl111101 l Diu.. at Stight .. 37 7 Naples ;HI Rotterdam C. F.. 11 191! U. Lisbon Hanitturgh..... 38 3 lilt. opera. Alton-. 94 6 IV. 1 Dublin Paris I d.y's date la 4 Dat. , 2 Us 25 12 Bouriicaux . V) It!. " 1 sotslins. Penults' GolJ in ens I. Madrid Ditto Ca.lis —inPa I per New Dollars Ditto Baba Leghorn Genoa 4 ,4 Law.rie. 5 per Cent. 9utriin el London (Sept 611) 1"I Belfen on London (Sept IN) 4 41 Belfast on Dublin (ditto) 615 61 days PUCE OP !MUM. tuvempliv. 3 per Cent. Cam $7l b 7/ 5 per C...nt. Navy ..89/ 90/ 901 Imperial 3 per Cent .56i1 Oinniu... Ditto A •-a .. ... 91 18-16 Ind.. Stork Exche q uer Bill. U. to. dia. Eng. Lottery •I' idol III. 154. Corr.!: for T. BI.SH, Stock-Broker, 4, Conshill, and 9, Charm; Crook PRICE OF IRISII STOCKS, Sari.. 29. Gov. I/rb. 31 per cent . Gov. Deb , per rent Ditto Stuck, 5 per cent Gand Canal Loan, 4 per cent. 69 Moira! Canal Loan, 6 per cent 54 HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LON DWI BRIDGE, 66 rain. aft. r 3. lIIKTIIS. Lately, at Liverpool, the Lady of Lieut.-Col. Cr;otshaw, of the Preston Volunteers, of a son. On the 2A an+t Mrs 'iorel.n, of Dulwieh-hill, of a datighter. On Toes.lay last, in Charlet-street, Berkeley -agnate, the Right lion Lady Margaret Walpole, of a daughter. MARRIAGFS. Lately, at WiTan. Mr. Jame. Maxwell, mer..hant, of Ills lingrion, to M.s. Bondman, onl d..‘ghter of James Baal man, E.g. of the for en,r place. Lan ocett, at Hasler, near Rirminzham, the Rev..fohn A.M. of Worce ter College, Uxtord, to Wet Martha Hickman youngest daughter of t!le late Edward Hickman, Eq. of ahiswinford. Thur,day moo.ine, 1311e1 Abet, F4q ♦f Fvt neh House, Ifamiruead, to Nits. Horsey, oid.ntr ta.f trio law Harvey, req. of Hondon, Maddleoss. Same day, lisckni.y, the Rev. James Capper. A. M. Vicar of Wilmington and Ludi.ngtun, in Sussex Rector of A•htirst, in Kent; Prebendary of thir Church of Colchester ; niehllplain to Instil:ace the Doke of 0-irset ; to Miss Nick on, only child o James Nicltln, Esq. of the atone p , ace. At Islington C inich, on the 9d inpant, John Sort, F. of Wigan - ' in Lancashire, to Miss Jeneet Karr, daughter of the late Arthur Geu.ge Karr, Eso of Highbury Grove, Middlesex. DEATHS. Yesterday, universally respected and lament'', Isaac Clarke, Esq. of Clayton, Middlesex. atter a long and painful 'Sanwa, whi It he bore .its exemplary patience and foriltude. After a *hint elnes.., the Rev. Mr. Williamson, of West beer, near C inn:tinny. A few days since, Mrs. Callow, the Lade of Lieut -Col. Cal. Lieutenant Governor of (limber, formerly of the King's own Regiment of Dragonns On Tue.-Jay morning, vudilenly, at Exeter, in the Bnth year of her ay. Mrs Casabeth Eliot, dsughter Of the late Co. lone) Docket. of the Nor.. Guards, and relict of the late Gran ville EI•ot, Esq. a General in the British service. - - 0. M..1141y bit, at her house, East•hill, C....chrster, Mrs Wition.i, relict of Major forint:fly of th,t town. At Woich, Mrs. Janet Buchanan, wutow of W illiasC Leek e, Fs •f fkoich, aged 74. SALES BY AUCTION. TO CARI ti ET- MkEER S. UPHOLSTERERS, A•ll 01 HERS. All the welt-seasoned Minufactiir,l and Unmanufactuted Stock, Sneswork, Household Furniture, &c. Sy Mr. SHFRWOOD, On the Premise% 40. 87, Bartholomew-clone, on WED NESDAY, tacieber 10, at Eleven o'clock, and following Day, on account of a Diss.dution of Partnership, THE First Day, the LEASE and MANU. VACTURED STOCK, and HOUSEHOLD FUSBH TUSE The Stock consists or very fine mahogany and waint cot Wardrobes, double and uncle Chests of Drawers, Ge:i tlemen's Washing and Dressing Stand.,,,., a u.w r distraction, 'err fine mahogany and rosewood Sofa Talie., den of Cant and Pembroke Tables, neatly inlaid and cr.ro.handed, and se• venal sets of Dining Tables on Pillar and Claws ; large elliptic pillar and claw Breakfast Tables, very fine wood, Secretaires and bookcase% seta of mahogtny Chairs, finished in the bon man ner, Sideboards of various descriptions, and Cellarets ; together with a goal as.onnient of &mowed% 11 Aaun!, Blanket, for-post and other 11esl-tead , , with cotton furunruey ma. flares, palliasses, and a sar.rtr of other article'. Un the Second Day, .4 the Unnaanufactured Stck, con. viAing of very fine wide well seasoned Spanish Plonks and Boards, of lug , dimension% and an assortment of very fine three quartets and hali-inch Spanish boards; very Id , veneers in mahogany, satin and rosewood. ac. May be viewed on Monday and Tue,day. and Catafognes had on the Premise;; of the Auctioneer, harthsluitiew•close ; and at Gumtrees Coffee-house.