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HUM • waasaelLeVca•jitkErt. ...albasa .to at* , la so re attle might of wadargedisrae=lill inetet tere of St. !Elba, let% restallisAtbou. as *icy la , Wight. TlMONirldast was colledied ameimpts great sway dists4•4 poem, dietlargiegg froreeds, oM Ips bream due dessivoise albs ash la . iditilithe lii vas or ispe4 FREE - MASONRY. Yesterday semight woe revived, at the King Arms Ina, in the eneatysbodiugh of Caermarthen, under the anthasity of the Prevudiel Graild Mas ter - for Smith Wale*, after an intere 9 year,, the Provincial Grand Lodge of P Irmo& ship, No. 240, is Carmarthen. The Right Wor shipfol Master and several brethren of the Indefa tigable Lodge, Nis. 334 iii goteasea, whom he there appointed as his Oncees, with the Right Worship. fill Master and Officers elect of the Csermarthett !Arand several waiting brethren of the Order m, assembled at athe o'clock In the morning. aid proceeded to open the Provincial Grand Lodge. sen the Right Worshipful Mester and Officers Ofbe Cesresrillea Lodge were regularly installed wed isenstad ; they seat proceeded to their several stated% and when regaltirly seated, were sainted tij the beetles* present. A signal was then pri viably given, and St. Peter's bells rang eve 'seals. Solutes of 3, #.7. and I guns were also fi red from times verse% in the rime whose Captains were Ma nus, and the Masonic Ensign displayed at their mast mode. Several gentlemen were initiated into the whist science of Memory. and et three o'clock the band belonging to Colonel Owyone's corps plena Rook Seibunsia, God Sore the nip &c. &c. • Tea brethren then walked is processes to the didepposom, where a dinner was provided, in bin meal style of excelleece, by hither Allen. Tke brethren, being anxious to resume the duties of Mammy, draak only three toasts after dinner, viitr— a 41%, Wog graft." We Asyut liiglobees, George, PASCO of Wake, Gram! Meome." Loa Timms wysdksis, If.S ProeloOM °rood Master tor Seed Weise." They afterwards returned to the Lodge-room. and peemsded with the bossism of Memory until eight o'clock pi the evening. The Lodge was then clewed, after • day of Swaney sod regularity sel dom equalled, and certainly serer exceeded. The friendly aid of the Worshipful Mater of the 1 •ga ble Ledge. sod these brothers whore be appointed as his dicers. reflects ow them the highest credit, and will secure to them every atten tion and respect, both as men sod as Masons, from every Moodier Of of the Citermartheo Lodge. from whim miemoriel their kind asestame will never he awed. We bare now only to solicit the protec boa of the Creed Architeet of the adverse to this Phenix lodisation, cud may its fouudation be mid. its building secure. and its members nume rous, respectable. and NIPPY HADDINCTUN, Om so. • At. igswersl sweeties oithe county. this der, Mr. lbw% of *AM; after gating that tpirlefand cots sees •sboadast crops. end quoting His Majesty'. Isle Order is Comitil for returning thanks in all -.*a. ies.ei e fltll proof et AM samouls nee. mewed, that sMsitiols.be preseebed by the county. humbly series that His Majesty would nowise the powers sited is him try Ac of Perlisseent lest Session. and issue his royal procistastion. as therein directed, for ponsitriwg the distill.non of spirits from corn. to in feemar vase% • This motion Snag seconded by Mr. floosie efleotassey. was supported by the Earl of touderdsle. Boon thpliere, Sir Alesandrr Kin isai, Sir Gauge Weneeder, and Mr. Aitchtsou of opposed by the Essl of Dalboust., Crwiresitee Heists, Me. &ellen of diaereses% sod the Preset ef Hariaington. After s debate if gssiteegth. the isestion was par, posi tive or Mlit.sod arnica to ratifiers by 4 consider. ebbs majority. Mr. Brown thee µrewired is draft efs peuttowto His Majesty, which was wittointwo, epee low& Landerds e presroting soother shalt, spparesoly mere agreeable to the meeting. I.otd I.anderdele's draft wits therefn reuitaniinno.ly agreed ta sod being signed by the ('reset (the Fan% of lessidingtes) is the manse of the steeling. was di rected to be sent to the Secretary of State for the Hems Department, and to be by him laid Ix far kin Majesty. AGRItUCIURE. Loot Fri.loy being the thy appointed for adjudg ing the premiums to the itolit-trores por, for Ploogithse, and the beat trap of Turnip., In the Stowe Agrietelter4l Society. awry , was a ry re - apeciaLle abetting et the White Hart foe, ir Lewes. Amur* the eosepsuy Pities.t !ere—. Moons Partington, Esq. in ithe•elsir. Sir Hury Pon!r s Ito. • 4dsoirst Mignon I tris birJ" Bridger, knight rw a. Itfilth:re; W. f High ; hba Wks, Aston Elliman, limnass Tort*, teem • Mitlo/1. Itirlisrds, W. Boy, Elliot, Jen, Koper', nut,. l'.tx.arlt, Peden Av. The superb Tureen or Verret intended to Is presented by tht Society to their President, the eael *f Egrrisom. was enhihitel, and tact with biliversisi ndmiration ; it is silver gilt, richly or:ianieoted on the nor Qs with a group 4.f cattle. hulls, :kr., and nn the other,South Down sheei. 5r...; !beneath which are his Lordship's 41 rns • eir4rsived, snit under melt% an litrytnpriniss frniis t .ir Society to toi Lottiiihish It tvitt.Cusbtlto *butte ens quarts, and is or the valise rff 300 guineas. Mande: the Loss Ctt vcaLLos slit iu Lis- MAWS lay' /1,411, si.N.l tor Agate three o'clock. The 1i !re. COAT!!, is on shore near Yarmouth, Ide of Mute. • Limner frost • Correspowlest et Laehllse-vide Irises tM faitowisg good account of the herriog- Osliistg there For the lest are Of seven A 5.... ks, there hoe been • tolerable trade on the Cutlass :and. It i. chiefly void. going to, and coming Mss- the herring-fatting. which. in the reEttlh thioldessels', hes bees iseesimmonly good this year, anal atoll ratlines". Fat some leeks the-tishin; in Lneteitte hos bees gintty rind s entristill they pre netting some very Asti herrings. ditseb better thss 'Pm•tigct isoglit. One swill heat, iseloisging to t sa. sees:drew the Miser sitht 461. for vie niett't fieiting, awl maw ellieesib the asigiviseurlioo.: 'nave bsd awl geed seisms." • - DOLS IV m 131.401 ,, it'd the 'loyal Canals, area . prese t ddbg th common s s.—_ apprehension very considrable obstacles .to ins. fittrr affinity try tat -ccooftsatoltatt AII'IDIDT-• preivement ; the en ercoming of which would in k en To loonies INTO fits /cereal Aii, 'llo4'. s elf demonstrate the' tor practicability of the iale- TONT OT TUE OETOttat. SOW IN taIIIAND 1 anent of the Bop of Ireland in most other vises. AND Tub vitacrtc•atArrif of DaAtitilto AND We were further induced to form this selection trii.Ttvatt si a meal. - on the general prmeiples of heginningat the eisd of The Warrant under which we are appointed the great division above referred to,whicis !leg lleilf:•St Com Missioners, having- been i.slied on the 15th of to the Capital, and proceeding gradually to it, September, 1809, we assembled its Uttiblen on the termination at the Western Ocean ; nil however 19th der of the same 'nitwit ; and after having considering ourselves precluded from making occa taken the oath prescribed, proceeded to form a clonal exceptions, where particular citcutustances plum for the execution of the trusts reposed in us might appear to requi , e It. by the i.....Aisluture. The proportion which the rave in Ca. District We consader it a fortunate occurrence, that shorts herr to the entire of the Bogs ci toehold, appeu.red ly previous so our appointment, Mr. Rennie had to us a faiths', inane mead ; and we art; the snore beets in I,Snlilin. nod ulthough his engagements iu disposed to mention Om., iss we !hid that by some England precluded us from having an opportunity we have been thought to have end) irkesi in the of formally consulting him at our Bonn!, yet we list instance on too great a scale : on this'we *bell found that two of the Commissitmers had haul the merely observe, that having two years allotted to ins fullest cum ttttt location with him on the sue ject of for the duratiun of our coesusieitioo, we undertook our commission, and conceived themselves to be in I at once miner less toast one...thin* of our task, in full possession of his isles , on the subject. the suppositiou that it would reqnsie.aboot eight After committing to polar the outline of inch months fur its execution. . lustros-lions iis appeared to us to he lieceaeary for Having determined to gire in charge the whole the guidance of our engineers,. and conformable to of this district, it became the next oliject of our C 0.,. Mr. Rennie's Mess, we constilt.4 different yogi- Attention on, what principle we should enbdivide it veers and surveyors as to the practical execution of into the smaller district* referred to io. the first it in detail, and finally reduced the whole into the article of out iostructiovis, for the purpose of bring' form of ss the instruetionw," which forms the first arsigited to' iepamtc. engineers. 'Major TaylOr's• article of the Appendix to this Report. , excellent amp. of the -county Of Kildare furnssited The excention of Our commission demanding us with every uecestiery information, - so far as that considerable neturnmodatiutt and space for the county was so question; hut of the King'n county ' • maps. sections. and instruments necessary fur thee there was no soup published ; atid as it contains not or:OV Arrived the Stately from the li.il Al., ' '* ; , investigation of the subject committed to us, it bi- less than I i 4.000 English acres of Bog, it became a .. CI:ill:IT sloop of war tro l l P.,.,,, I " : ; °l ' d I ' . came ail object to obtain the permission of the Dub. must important object to posses s tisivaelrea of the • . ,„ , novo 1., Nod , ..,d ag,in to the sortn .ard._...TLe Mai ei,„ 8111. W . M'ANNEII.6 7 o-. Ttillit.;1:1:. OF 111.41.1N0. lin Society to hold our oestrous in their hoes,: sod neces-ary iiiformation with re.pect to them. ieinac,.. they (with the liberality winch ever ilistioguishro, We dterrterir thirteen °Under' lOW 'mate in f;sid• them when the improvement of Ireland is the obw. ino that Mr. Larkin. a surveyor of enlivener, bad ' sew e ject) immediately aceeded to our request. " surveyed the couuty for the Grand Jury ; owl ne The following Advertisement, in Odell Fir • n On our- part, with a tiew to economy, *e up- contras:tad with hint to furnish me with a map of it. enmities are so curtouely acknowledg-1, liar "": pointed their Assistant Secretary, the Secretary o? on the hugs scale reqesirod bv our 6)4rue:trots% ; pecrid to a Provincial Paper : -' B. i‘ The 6f the M 4 craottham Ineao c r, ii . our Commission ; and the Superioteiiilimt of their and Mr. Larkin making Wilma responsible for the Repository, his Assistant Clerk .to the former we . ofthei lUilfVeyir Ma astral to give iiitit for auatained iter:ilculatite damages lIIMII the .1 4 •,1 tu " gave a salary of 2onl. per annufti, to tile latter out it 301)1. rat tharate of less than three fasthings the Prtroir Hounds, whose conto:ty lu. t,t ai l l 3 i;: m .,,, K ," f i of so guineas ; and these two sums, amounting in 1 per acre for every aced' et Beg it c.romeed. Wish a almost very darctioo; 11.1 whose Pro v iivi, r i,.,l„„,, hi the whole to tv,,fil. 17s. 6.1. form the enure annual the*, and the assistance or other documents , ertfli. prows. t. ° Tr ete hire . on every oceasius het ow: at expense of our estahloshootent. ' tided 01 tats 80g5 ..., .. !dare, iirawe ,;ots aereet„,te, hurrolews_ei, mistime touting alter . ty.li as he.afralth T or t an meek prorerty 84 the Lord of the Mow: lowtee if Our nest object (stud on the due attainment of . the counties GI ...MOM li.loo Ti County, TippOtory, t h e m" gives, Th.;togavnitOlay, dialler to ilone la which alepemted, in it great degree. the stti.ows of I Wefittiiath,and Longford, lido seven districts: of 1 fatly ca•rietl tut 14.1 year ht Herirookhia ,Elsa c „., , our undertaking) was the proper division of the Loa i • thtlute kite tte one which forms the :lords-eastern Capri lout 'Aar.), will ht rioolomtle ciiiiintreo4 maw of Ireland into the districts referred to iu ens Ist i peer of the. liOgof Allen, in charge to Mr. Richard lauder e figo im us se tte na _ i iLe.Lord onto Mows of Coailom article of the Instructions; and further, to deter- Orillithi the south - eastern ers ),Ir. Brassmotuo ; e p ishes o f it) the . &Wane! )firs: ' A mine in what part we should fit apply tboo irneniel this nOrtioverreoern to Mr. Townsliend ; the worths A... ~,. pp . y ito , - ( 1,,,,,,L by, Gnat C ou nty ,l gasi . S Z tinlvt. intrusted to ns, and which we at mice perceived , western fi'Mr. Lougdeld; a district lying linnet- ' - '114614, Great Potato,. Skilliogluti.Souterb, Nowt" SA were utterle in idegivite to the evict:tines of soy pally in Wistilieath, in itle,loots onnd the floe ifinowebby, North Witham. Saudi Willi a m. iie m o m i, plan that should embrace the entire estent of Ire- in the courty , of LoNford.aud on beith . bookii of t - Rieke. WoMothorpv, Lou: Belansyttnny Footan,liocitaaostre, lona. . . river f lily, to Mr. Mgell/flith. - .. . wtrwitltra„ Cavil *loop, Ostanerasey,Crolattenurth, (. 0 . therm Thie l e. Arnold, lizottly, eahy / Allirfaa, Spittle lii forming one erpitliorts on these points, *det . We aloe pie p serge district of Brig iii the Ossinty tee. u„„ ~ ,th„„ ere ,„„ , ,„ j te. - !L• rived our ',mews, assistance from t he Giese Oid: of Tinpe n reiyi Cheek runs nearly pan to tits:Saw, Hy order) a JOHN YATES. lIKIICC Sufi ey of fuland, exectited by General . frOeie Rost MO° Cowbell iu charge to Mr. Alier. " GrantSsni, Oet. 2i, It.ll/ " P.N. Au occoopient yi ;ores eq . relented . to Oa she se- Valliticry, the Chairman of (Mr Mord, it brig she wishinc to take advantage of th e cireolostinice a only llrlAtl which defines eith • r the sit ost.en oi Inaf t4 .: . ,*liis being Ails to give a rorsion of his no t e to that .tes,ary.hsehargeaiuraterhatelf, mi ll et; fig. lea at i.e Goals _a Lou Nike. •'' :% • dories of ti t flogs with any tolerable are bran, .. 1' district, although not to any other, Oa &comfit of , . . . ta'etrfurinetv,loll he Itedelestpely rewanl,,l.:eh , ) are yr., Front istsitretiort ~f this 'map we went: rtiabied Oki het other eitgagetneette. • - • • ' csaked us berfartie:lhrly meet feap_eetitu t * t oil tad ***alt. 's consider the !,:reisser .Hart 4 these 800 asjoiniini 4 ' %Ile next lend dersloe she yrincipl.s which *mete - • • • - ; , ..„ ,_ imerousatmecou== one connected %hole , and nu enure to the gement go‘ern Our Cepetuuttire; in from- manner air to re- • Ai. The ioliiis • of- aloe Great Kin U Itt. Paul% fa.o eonclus ttttt t that a poi tion OH retold, of hit le ino cure that the smeiont o f oof• 4i,thiomorma ohodid -, ihtire , ..„ , ftwiso , aii ,- 00,,; „aye . 1104 ~,,,, ion i than one fourth el us assure Itaperlit sal extent, and depend in every instance oft thoderee of labile', to '_. the Metropolis; . I "' i . . warn to m pi or the objet a nI. ij iits'uded between •line drown from %Vie klow need Ise u nformed . . F. to Galway . and onether drawn Irsiu Howth Head hi"! With these views, we exert the ply of engi Sligo,. conspitiam ',Wilt' about raz-seeenthis of the ;at two gamma a hay for every day Is II tet .IP or the Princes*, Alast:t.i. tan ola • f ft , 4 Nct tool!. em- . - " ls tf . is i Pit i re l trudrel. Nevosir coal tk: ear Oust it a ocnissy event. Tlds enmity of Roman l'Alto 134 11 1,441 the island- (excleeite crf mere Mountain ; jiloyel,• mod one ottioeft it day i.e hem of Illilowii need i ' lie institution took place on the mimeo. of Ile. t i; Bogs, and Llugsof less extern slew Sir acre's', in its 'i for travelling and m board d lodging. That of Weir i ; and the object ofth - to kic tiell was to a nomerthst II& in forts resembling a*middrawn belt draw aeros Surveyor, ol the can- 1 at one guinea a slay for each, " We of behold.. oith its otarretir6t sod nearest to the • employed, to* at once their pay and in lien of a d 1 . 1011101 a Christian had just parted t r o ut tiie frof„, i in order that all who heard the holy smirel, utig3 capital, osidipaeluolly extending in breadth as it : 'allowances of every &so irtiort. For the staff- j ic___e and opproischist4 Westin,- Omen. - sued, chitin-men, and Lebourers, we intrusted' t so -- • rh os ** iii i i i iiii of t h e weed extending f rom , the engineers to make the best barrios in their *R M . Pro, for its admissioo to Vilfltlii.P. Mt to west is traversed by the Shannon from north : power, not exceeding three shillings per (lay in troy to south. and is thus divided into two parts; of I iesetance ; roof these teems we trot will wppear ex these the division to the westward of the river con- . i "'owl/ Ilkoderstee when farnitafad with f4uAle 1064 U 604 more than double the extent of the Bogs its Great' Britain, id emisideeing the hardships 'readier werviee. The appoints wirier lire to by round iu the division to the cast- 1 gtte""nt o w n this ward ; so that if we suppose the whole of the Bugs i 'rent of the Engineers we necessarily hold in our of Ireland (exclusive of mere Mnutitaiu Bugs, and i•linitelsoind select them ender the obligation of our of Bugs under Are bemired acres) to be divided ! °" 4 " ; the apposterwitt of the Surveyors we cons into twenty parts, we shall hod shout sere torte of , tint emir sly to the Engineers, holding the latter them comprised within the great d .. 'on we have"! responsible for the qintlikeations or the persons they now descrined, twelve to the ',estrum' and five to ! it"l' l '7* the eastward of the Siminton ; and of the rentaihing : We account with every Engineer once • week, three parts, shout two are to the south, and tole iu : and. he makes fee nt tire to us upon his oath. the Hord' of this division ;of the positive amount i Ti give an iii ,,, or the 6,16 and nature of stir of their couteote we have as yet no data tin it (All expen d iture, we t,uli . j..ioo f as the 2,1 and 3d articles of Appendix, copies of accounts already called for enable us to speak with any pr, vision, hot oe are s led to believe s from various communicat oils with , by ) °etc th 414 " 4 " 4.1 `' I I °"'e. our engineers, that she Bogs in the eastern di- i :to tn. continual visionof the ascot district above descri L ed, anuolut 1 CA 3.1 it iiTaiE7N tie. 2. IVA PE k • ra .% • Arrived the ieiteice. Soyedon, 4.. 1 , the eistward; and Aria (l e a„ alt 04). v t ,„ mouth. • sward the *Hai, with thii,:elehet (or 1.1.64.1, and Dapper gihi.l,,i4 oil .1 I I 1 .17. • The POrp'lise is this d.ky mm 4). ffir the Dowtic.—Wititl W. S. 11'. V. 11 .)1 ,, U111.. Arrived the Ida, Plohirisre, to lo„.' h It iou ttie \‘'est Indies ; Three Ilroihers, .44.. mi. I. v.., Waled ; Orclifc IS gUti , , front tt ••rltiir ; •tir sent into Plymouth thr Frew plientet:r i.c Loup. of 16 guns and toti men, out two 111%. fruit Brest, .04 had made uo ...m•ui es.; tairskih - port r pf Starberough. Calo:•in from dean, bound to Plymouth. out eight Any., t. v..l t her sails, and got other do usge ; wed j o#, of North Shields, Webster. Irani P.trt.m.,01,, hound to Jersey, with .244 oftliti.r., ti.. (0,4 Ilegiment on board, and hsiog lest her soil. , a„. chor, ste. Sailed the brig Pereoek. toil Hawk, for Ph. mouth; And the •Prinee Wales picket, 'I L A% f ur 1.i..1 4 ww. with Mails of the tit..l - ---• Pot Ikte,k the Jackdaw catt,r, which sailei o n ,Thur.cloy lost for Plymuuth. The Prince Aduipkas Packet, Coot. R ul errs, . sails on bloodily nett with Molls Cr the Me,lntr. COURSE OF OICHA! afrogerdiug 31 ti 10. . JIMIg gig Kigikt 3O I nOtteTtbini C. f 9 1.1 4 U. ligtoburgb 39 4 gilt. Attosa go s aW• P.n Lir,. Dttio a Vs..— 9) 10 bertdcgaz YO 10E. Fat,ear, %Or. s, Qpqrtb. .. ... 0.5 Rio JAB:I.u-- :4 .... Gibrallnr 49 DOW, 9l ' Cork.. Codis 44*-ellort Kodirid e4sc t. ilaboa _ .... Pslrmo • lisd. Fa Os. Legiors as Naples 49 Gams . • 54 1.4.1 0 5 r. Voiles N.C s9 Do.lea. Limbs, as to about Itio,ooti English acres, which, on the p o portion olieady mentioned, would give rather more than one mill on of English aces as the total con tents of the Bor.! lithind; secluding however from consideration inert Muniituin Roe, and also all Kiwi) of It.. extent slum 540 acres, of each of which description tlw amount is very considerable: of the extent of the litter some Weil ma' be formed ~ 1 / 4 f.... fief which we have frothed from r,Laikiss, that in the single county of Covet. , wh ft ; he him , surveyed, there are alive ninety Bogs,' no onr of which emceed' 100 Irish serer, bet which tsken eollectiicly contain shove I 1,000 Irish, which is equivalent to otiose 17.6•0 English acres, liesides many smaller. Bor. var 3 Mg 'so site from five I. twenty acres. Must of the Rags which lie to the eistivaril of the Shannon, anti which occupy d considerable portion of the KinA's County and county of Kildare, ore geserally known by the name of the Bog of Allen; it must not however be supposed that this Dame is VPlled to any one great morass; on the contrary, the Bogs to which it is applied are perfectly distinct f: rim curb other, often separated by high ridges of dry country. end inclining towards different rivers. as their natant! directillos for drainage ; so inter sected by dry sod cultivated had, that it tau be affirmed generally, there iv no spot of these Bop Its the eastward' of the Shearson) to much . ** two Irish milesdistint tom the upland sad cultivated districts. With this first and general view of the sUblect, we had no hesitxtion in 'meeting at once the whole nf the rah its portion of the great district shore re ; (erred to. at the object of our first inquiries, foam , i inir.in itself one whole. whose Partailad more or hos en I Isexior. with each other, lying in the centre of . I lei Ismf, 'in tho i!osiiedlisto timid)? of MOSS of the i . rioqe..i suit ben cultivated catint‘; intersected I also. by-the tee great lima of novigaGon, the Grand . _ Dr. azi.o. lase traso.lerrcl 154001. stock, 3 per cent. Cornets,• to the Uirivrrrity of Cambridge. in ti urt, to found right new Scholarships. The scho lan to be the sons or the orphans of those Clergy men of the Church of England whose circumstances and sitashons are altogether such as not to enable them to bear ths whole repeat.. .of sending their • Ono to drib University. The first election shall take &rice between the filth of November and 25th of 'December. 15 tO : wheu there shall be elected two Scholars of the third year of standing, that is. who ware admitted between commencement of 1.07 " end 1808; profits to commence from July the fish. 1810; aid to be continued for two years.— At the same time shall be elected two other scholars of the second year, who were admitted between comucencetnent 1808 and comincocemeut 111011 ' • pro fi t. to continue for three years. The se cond election will be on the Friday after lilidlent Sunday, 11111, of two scholars of the first year: pro fits to continue for lone years. The fourth election will be on-Friday lifter Midlent Sunday, 1513, of tee other scholars of the first year, to succeed that two of the third year who were two of the four first eliciseo, sod so on for ever : the profits to continue for four year and no more. Every scholar is to take the degree of A.B. in the most regalar wooer. No scholar to be elected from King's College; or from Trinity Hall. The 'testers are, the Vice- Chancellor, the Regius Professor of Divinity, the Begins Professor of Civil Law. the Locasian Pro fessor of Mathematics, and the Public Orator. • A fire broke rout ot. Sunday morning, at sis o'clock. at a eabiaet sari chair Inaaafactory. in hiergaret street. Well•strrd. Oxford-street, which Mama with great fury. By the asentseee of the iiihalsitaats lions the serrciiiiiiing hawses with water. sod the •srly arrival of its.. vagiovv, it welly% Hadar after cliwiroyingrh , L. wvik-shops. IfuLttom PertfliklUoidan Coin sine Bus per nt. 6, F ore ign (""Id rn_ New Dcnibioonv 4 9 New Dollars - el Saver iv Row . . New LOois teach) —— - Agis es the gist of Hoil • pit Cele. - PENCIL OF ETOCIES YESTERDAY. Dank Stork • .311210 a per Cent Reduced 3 per Cent. Cowls 661 i • per Cont. 5 per Cent. Navy Long Annuities Imperial a pee Cenia 6l Imperial Anntsities - l 6 (tontines 10.1ia Bonds as et' prim. I par Ceut. 17)1 Earitegma DOM 9 12 prem. Cosmic for T. BIM, Stack.Bruarr, 4. Cornivita s mod lb. CkaMat Cl"s * ------= BM CHOI. Seudda Inemilag. at Om boss , of bee l ather. Lind, Esq. in Stratford-place, the Lady et timer WWI Denys, Esq. of • datiglitev. At Frederick Tows, Now Beriareick, Om Lady of Eased Boater, of a son. At Trasquehar, the Lady of AkmusiMr Echo Hewit t* " Esq. of • am and heir At St. Jolts's, Newfoanillana, the Lady of Maiiieresen Moore, commanding the foram in that Maud, of • sou. MARRIAGES. On'Saturday the 47th of October, at Bothwell emit Captain Scott of Gala, R. N. to the Rm. Caroline Douglas, ad Daughter of Lord Douglas. At Castle Lachlan' on the Ist of Noventker, Alessnd Campbell, Esq. of Possd, Lanarkshire. to Miss lime MaeLarlibm, eldest daughter of Donald SlacLachlas, of MacLaddae, Argyllshire. Oa Sunday last, at St. lieerge's Chapel, limover-wit b o Mr. John fisher, of Pichett.street . Stetted, to Lon, e lace, L . daughter of Robot Wardell, Esq. of Westboursel DEATIL On Thursday last, at lin apartmeats in Collect- 6, Bristol, Lirmasaist-Coloorl Frith, of the North !Le olive Militia. RION WATER, THIS DAY, AT LONDOemu ' 11h Uwe. ag atilt. after le I Ens. 19 oils. LONDON v....Prialled sad Pablisbed st lb. Olics, No. II Strastl; wino/ Advediseassato ate received, sad L =Leta) oast b• addirseer.l --C. SMITH, N 's Ise, Pnato -.4 • WHIT E., No. I+7. "" fe — b — jiskyr F:Jt 4. ' .I. ove:, l~ ~, ,~,:~. This c at 14 Tit weft He Gt. T. ;TIP LIAB In II rN San •is Tilt It. a rll.lll