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RIOT. it scene of disgraceful not, tumult. end disorder, 'has prevailed in Mokinouth-street. since Monday morning, in coosequence of a Mr. Nicholson having taken possession of a house (his property) occupied by a woman who has received register notice to quit, and who is indebted to him for arrears of rent. Mr. Nicholson's object was to repair the house. and having taken out the windows of so upper story, the tenant raised an alarm by calling out thieves, !cc., and the whole street was in an uproar ; and soon after Mr. N. was assailed by several ruffians, and heat most unmercifully. lie, however, was just able. to escape to St. Oiles's watch-house for security : several hundred persons had collected, and iu the evening they conveyed partitions and other moveables from the house into the street, lull burnt theta, and the mob did not depart until three o'clock in the morning. They mustered 'gam yesterday morning, 610 proceeded to other sets of violence ; but sonic of the ring-leaders were taken into custody by Officers from Marlborough-street Panzarratswtsia.;—A Mr. Giamom, a clerk, un dertook yesterday, fur a bet of 100 guineas, to gn on foot from Ilatatuerstuith to Bah *ad rein.. in 73 hours, the distance In lag :tut; wiles. The l'edsB. trian had to do something more than four miles an hour, exclusive of stoppages ; mad he started on his laborious task at 6 o'clock yesterday morning. He hail gone 32 miles at I L o'clock, and he aue at the 5n mile.storie at tao o'clock. He proposed going 84 miles the Rid day. The odds me against the performance 6 and 7 to 4. Only two officers. HAMILTON and ADKINS, have started fnr the Governorship of Coldbath-fields Yris m. amid the fortunate candidate will be named at the ensuing Middlesex Sessions. It is whispered that a parochial Magistrate, lately a tradesman in St. Sohn's-street. will have the refusal of the ►itua. tins. Frail) , last an indictment was found et the East Kent Quarter Sessions, at Canterbury, against Ma jor Jost as and Captain PArrisos, both of the 6th Regiment of Foot, for a very violent assault on Mr. NOSURT CADMiN, of Whitfield, miller, on the 16'h of July last, as the Defendants. with other Officers. were returning to Dover from the Fete at Waldersh.tre: they were, of course, bound over (having for that purpose come from Ireland) to try their traverie to the indichneutAt the ensuing Sea sious, when it is. understood it „ill he removed into the Court of King's Bench. The foundation stone of a Chapel. intended to be erected and dedicated to the Holy Trinity, was laid in the town of it ithkenle, on the 2d inst., by Lord Sotrrusextt. THOMAS LLOYD, of Beech mount, Esq. and Gsoaux of Raliiittaie Abbey. Esq. attended by all ranks and sects of people of that town and neighbourhood. A new Custom-liouse and i new Excise-Office are to be built at Leith, sod s new Church in Clair lutte-square, Edinburgh. The old Cu tom-Horse, its the Royal Exchange, is to be converted into a Council Chamber and Offices for the city. BasAD.—.There:was uts Court of Aldermen pater. day.—The Loan MAYOR, after inspecting the filealweighers' Returns, ordered the pi ice of Bread to continue as at present. • • We lately copied from art Irish Piper. an ac count *fan athwart mode to plunder n Wed India nian in the River of Kenmore. The following Let ter on the rilliji•ct is extracted from The Kerry Ad vet firer, the Editor of which vouches for its authen ticity " fel TUC TIIITJII Or Taw 112/tar 60Y1!.111111111. " Stu—Convinerd that you wort net Intowiligiy invert as incorrect statement of any truissetion in your Paper, par tteislsrly when by so doing you then. an onjuit aspersion on the people of this country, I send you the following true kr count of a transartirso which took place iu the river Ken more, sad detailed in oforoser Paper of yours, frees which it was copied into the Cork Mercantile Chronicle. Captaia Wlntosh, of tin brig Carlton ' states, that his vessel was boarded o ff the harbour of Sheen, by a pilot front the opposite shore &film river Kenmore, who wanted, though the ivied WM adverse, to take het into the harbour of Bally trobase, to (hr t y of Cork, which the Captaiu wield not ?unseat to, but imipted on her beteg takes iota the bar. hour of Sheets. When on routing to anchor, there arose* dispute between the Captain aid the Pilot coweeruing the ern to hr paid for pilotage, the latter demanding twenty gator as, which the former thinking an exorbitant charge, refused to pay. The emitter was rekrred to Mr. KlaaJ , of Illetryquin, who awarded six guineas ' at *lnch the P.lut seemed Numb dissatisied. Four nights afterwards, a party irons the county et Cork (iunongst whom was the Pilot, his Ikeda.", and essetber person whom name it is not thought *rupee to mantitio, against both asthma, with some others, ftmC but lodged positive informations they having Veen - been ea hard has ship advocating for the pilot) hearisti his meet. GO committed the outrage mentioned is year P•per. The M party precipitately retired upon the op pnalullrof • heel /rem aims Ihissaa's ; bet no skis ninth, or Illsbui Me it, leek place. Ow tlw following dm, DanWl Ewa. wit% his brother. from Caseletowa, is the eetleßp •f Cork, emsse no board, and returned the Captain a lassitheil and a smaller rush of sugar, which lied been plea. dassad by the means, and whin h they bad abandoned as the dim. It may be *ternary to rotation, that the river Kee- Ulan. ii that part utter, the 1160711 barman ou took pbsee.. le betoorte• to eight miles across, and that thr opposite *Lore to the harbour of Sheia, Is part of the rowdy of COL" On the night of Saturday the tßth of May de parted this life. his Highness Moharek-ul-Dowlah, Nabob of Bengt!. The reintius of his Ilighnass were conveyed. on the following day, with due solemnity. Irom the Pala-eat . .loorshedabod to the burn.l.place of his family at Jatlergunge. The eldest sun of the deceased Nabob succeeds to the vomit Musou•l. Captain 0...-41 on. of the Carofiasa frigate. hes heen brou4Ot to trial bPfore a Naval Court-Martial. oo e:oirges eciaiseetad a it h toe internal dianolint of Am thy. rt. C..urt haw , sentenced him to be p-pr... •alialided, anJ enriued to be More CITCOUISpeet iu his iota,* coodua. Capt. Wilt in has soceeeded in ospelling Gopaul Sing from his piiiicipal stems! hold in the ninon tnint, a place ~.stised lho,t'sur: tnss service was rf feciact n o the Ari l April, :diet a turrch of oncomnion difficulty, retarded eipirdly by the rog,fednes, and stcepnesa of the ascent. and by the 'otitis:Ail ob. stades oho+ the enemy 'hail constructed. The'en. timers of the fort, however, bring (rte. gan,ed, nn farther fevritillier Was attempted. Gispaui and los trophy fled precipitately by the opposite eats, :snit sought sbalteriss the s. ;stsigle. Alter rasing all the works, and burning the Cores. the ristac!iissent re turned to Kokterrettee. It dor. not. 'types. that either party sust.siised any loss :welly, tetlir,C of 1111111 -strait. CIRCUIT INTRLLIGEIVCE. PERTH, OCT. '4. Yeeterday the Circuit Court of Justiciary was opened here by Lord Maadowisatig, and, after the usual preliminary forms, the Court entered ou the trial of Margaret Robertson,• daughter of the late-- Robertsmi,surgeon w Crail, for the mur der of her mother, by administering unison to her on the std of July last. • The first witness, on the part of the prosecution, was Goodsir, surgeon in Anstruther, who had been appoinsed by the Sheriff. Substitute of Fife to examine the body of Mrs. Robertson. This Gen tleman ha4g corroborated the report which he had formerly made to the Sheriff, gave his decided opinion that Mrs. Robertson had died in cause. quvnce of swallowing arsenic, of which he had dis covered it portion remaining in the stomach. tie also declared it to be his ° i nmost that Miss Robert. son, on the day of her mother's death, was labour ing under a paroxysm of insanity. To this con clusion he was led by the absurdity and incoherence of her conversation; of which, un being required, he gave some specimens. Charles Grace, Physician in Cupsr, confirmed the evidence of the former witness, along with whom lie had examined the body of Mrs. Robertson, and drawn up the report to the Sheriff. The Witness had attended Miss Robtrtsou, by the Sheriff's de sire, during her imprisonment, and gave a distinct account of the progress and termiustion of her ease. Whets first called, on the 2il of July, he found her in a state of delirious and fever, her pulse being at I In. This star of the pulse conti nued till the begiiming o 1 August, when she hail 111 discharge of pus Lin blond from the nose. Mier this, her fever and delirious gradually abated ; rod on the 16th of that month, het pulse was reduced to 76. These circumstances had led the Witile.s to believe that the cause of her ailment was an in flammation and collection of rustler in tile sinuses of the brain, which, lie asserted, though this opi- Mots seined to be questioned by the Judge, had a communication with the nostrils. The next witness was 'SACHS Marshall, a young woman, who excited much interest, both by her personal appearance, and by the feminine propriety of her manner and expression. Site was the servant of Mrs. Robertson, Slid had been with her for s'.'t month previous to her death. She had heard tliat Miss Robertson had been sometimes deranged, but saw no appearance of it till l'horsday the :nth June, when she observed a singularity in her car riage and conversation, and a change front the warmest affection to an evident aversion from her tno' her. The words of the witness were, that " Miss Robertson was excessively dutifui." On Sunday the Ist of July, being the dry of the sacrament. which Miss Robertson received, the witness observed the latter, in church, boosting out into tits of laughter. Next morning she was awakeued by the Prisoner about live, and saw her soon after throw a lamp at her mother, who had jmt entered the kitchen where the witness lay. Lk tweea seven and eight, the fa tuity, includiog the witness, went to breakfast, at which the tea was made by Miss Robertson. After Mrs. Robertson had swallowed a cup, she went out, and the Prisoner brought a bottle:, containing a white powder, from the shop (belonging to Mrs. Itubertsan), suit put a part of the powder into her mother's tea. %Imes' a-ked her what A was and she said it was something which would do her mother good. The witness does not remember whether or not she saw Mrs. Robertson until else had been taken ill. Arnot said, site was called by the former witness to see Mrs. lt. who was violently ill, and found her sitting in her shop. She said to the 'wit ness that she (the witness supposing she meant her daughter) had given her something which she he tiered to be whitening. Witness, at Mrs. R.'s re quest, helped her to • room up stairs, that she might go to bed, when Miss H. opposed their ens trotter ; but string the deceased admitted, on the interference Of a neighbouring geutletuates servant, the witness came away. Mr. Sheen, surgeon in ("rail, and Dr. Flint n 1 St. Andrew's, were examined in exculpation. They had both attended Miss Robertson, and proved ilts. thinly her insanity on former occasions, as well as at the !ocelot' of her mother's death. Margaret llorshingh gave a very interesting ac count of her connection with the family of Mrs. Robertson, and of the insanity of her daugher. She had been 11 years servant in the family, and re moved at Martinmas inn% Miss IL nine yours ago, caught a fever from her mother, by her care ful, assiduous, and anxious attendance. One day, in 1805, she Ma% without any previous depress;uti of spirits, suddenly seized with a delirium in church. She continued in that state for some time, and af. wirer& recovered. She often told the witness, after her recovery, that when first seirmd, she ima gined herself capable of king out of the roof of the church ; and, when token home, she thought, the hawse on are. and her mother some monstrous creature. The malady did not recur till wart. — The recurrence was preceded by lowness of spirits and wbat seemed then to hang on her mind we% a dread of not being sufficiently dutiful to her mother. The delirium, with intervals of low spirits, continu ed fur Dome time. but site recovered, and was not again affected with the distemper until Jay last. thong!, ,he had been iu low sprits from the begin ning of the year. Mr. WEDDERIII'IIIt, the Advocate-Depute. ad dressed the Jury; and Mr. K 1541 Y. for the rennet, left the case withwit tine observation ; and. after a short cfarge fr the Judge, the Jury were en closed. but had nut returned their verdict when the accounts came avq. PERTS. *CT, 4. 071 Tweedny, the Freeholders of the county of Perth ;met heir and, after cAllang the Right lion. Jones Nicosia. to the chisir, adjusted their roll According to their animal practice. This was aucceeded by • meeting of the Frrehohkrs. Jos ftcs%. sod Communioners of Supply, in which also Lord Jangle Nlo CRAY presided. The first business which came h-fore them was A motion Towle by Sir ALIOLANDEIL Mulls APKI;NRIE, to adopt crrtsin leArdistions, esprevoive of • desire that the Lord Ltentenaust •Mould lake the requisite steps for tur ttttt gthe attentions of Government term oinelions. not, of the constitution of Loc4lMilitiA, by rept, cing the original mamplemoot of nuts•coututiesioued cera on permanent pay tad duty, End *Waving the period of the annual assembling. The propreity of this tuea►ltre was supported by Mr. liltotav, of Cairmatir, and seeming to inert with general ap probation, a Committee was appointed to corre spond, and act in enjunction with any other coun ties who may entertain the wine views. A motion otos Own made by Sir A. M. Il'l►r.N -zts, that a petitiuo or representation front this meet ing should be simile to the Ki•eg in Calmed, praying that, in terms of the potreriigrantr,l l,y in- not of Parliament, His Majesty might, by recsl the restriction on the distillatioil of opirit+ from grim. This inotviii, after some remarks on the in creased expediency of the measure from the ant harvest, was muminiously carried ; and. at Cie request of the meeting, a petition isas frame , ' i n the Court by Mr. Sheriff Forbe., and aiterwards read, and referred to a Committee. . 'We understand that, at a very numerous meeting of the Noblemen and (irntirnrtry lu•rrto's of the county of Fifi, held at Cii:Ar on tl.e 1.1 in•t... it wag unani.notids rf-poivrii In present a petition to the King, praying that ilia M'y'•s'y would be mo•t graciously pleated t.) iinme his royal proclamation, permitting the di-felaion of spirits from grain—a petition to that effect was read and agreed to, and ordered to be signed by the PresesOind transmitted by hid% to the Secri-tarttaf State for the Home De partment. to be laid berate His Majesty. Lettere have Iti.els received from Gibraltar to the 16)h ult. which mention that t h e French General SEIASTI A II I had concentrated all his forcts, leuvinX only 1,100 ueen is Malaga, for the purpose of at tacking the Spaniel) army under BLAU, who had posted himself at Lorca. The Dori cutter, Filtell COnvi . yed the o ld vi ce . ray and CANI4IO from Buenos A%r , s, 6ss arrived at Jersey. She'lat the pis:engers at (.rand C.iiiiry, from whence they were to proceed to Cadiz by Teneriffe ship. Ameer Khtn contintws his PIICCPO.I.6 against his rivals. From Calciitis ire learn, that authentic recount. had reached that city. fii lv confirming the intelligence respecting the complete victory ob tained by this Chief over hi: rivals and opponents in tt,e Court of "bilker. lie hail succeeded in htinging over the to Ina interests; and, at the date of the last accounts, was busily °ell:pied in devising measures for the payment of arrears due to his troops. John amid. a private soldier in Ilia Majesty's 19th Regiment of Infantry, was tried by a Court. Martial un a charge of mutiny. Ile was sentenced to death, which aeidence was c.,riied into execu tion. in presence of the troops cninpri4iig the gar rison of Colombo, on the 14th of M. Caine The proceedings of the Conn-Martial at BAntta lore thewsl with the trial of :1134j0r Kenny, sham the ('ou►t senteocett to be cachiered. On Tuesslay last, a desperate affray took place in (Mos:ester, between a detachment of volunteers front a regiment of Irish Militia, who were Oil their route fur the depict at the lssle of 11'ight, slid a body of trovrtnesi and others. The dispute originated at the Swan inn, Wes*gate.street, where • party of the soldiers were quartered, in which some trowinen who were present interfered; and thus led to an assemblage, in the streets, of the partizan, on each side, when a conflict took place, which threatened the most alarming conse quences. On the first appearance of disturbance, however. the MlL:nitrates and civil power inter. posed their authority ; and being aided by the per sonal axertions of Colonel MORGAN and the ollleers of the district staff, together with a detachment of Capt. Mottats's troop of cavalry (fortunately at that time on duty), and the permanent staff of the Easters' Local Militia, who were nod, r arms, and. paraded the streets during the greater part of the uight, the rioter. were dispersed. The Irishmen resumed their march next morning, wthunt mn. lestatium—At the City Sessinus, on Friday, the thanks of the Magistrates were expressed to the mi. !hairy, for the laudable zeal stud alacrity with which tbe7 contributed their assistance on the above ocs. Casson. Sunday evening, between six and seven o'clock. • cheeseinonger'e shop, iii Lambeth-treed. was broken open during the absence of the family, arid rohhed of nearly lIiI. The thieves on being alarm ed made a precipitate retreat from the premises, leaving a dark lantern, end a yummy of copper, amounting to between 201. and 301. which they had packed up to carry off. On Friday and Saturday last the Brighton road was infested by two footpads. who raised centribu tious on the the travellers in broad dry. On Fri day forenoon they slept a chaise in Huoleylene, and robbed a gentleman; and immediately after atom a gentleman situ lady in a chaise, rear flatten Park. On Situril ty forenoon the same two fellows. drest in straw bat,, staid two gentlemen in a chaise •ear Hand Cress ; one of the getitlemen waiii in valid, but the other knocked one of the footpads down. 'rise other iiistantly tired, end struck the gentleman is the head ; he seized the pistol and wrested it from his hand, but the ruffians escaped. The country is now raised in pnr•utt of them. A shocking affray took place in Marsh.street, Bristol, on Thursday evening lest. A dispute hav ing arisen between some Euyli•h and a large party of foreign sailor., at the Hope and Anchor public house, respecting • gill of the town ; some blows were exchanged between one of the foreigners and a seaman named Henry Murray. The parties were separated, but afterwards proceeded to the street, where a battle comnieoced between the fo reign sailor and Murray, when the former drew a dirk, and stabbed Murray below the left breast.— The weapon was driven with such violence as nearly to cat through one of the ribs, and made a wound sufficiently large to admit the whole hand. The perpetrator of this shocking act fled, with the dag ger in his hand. but was pursued and taken as he was about to enter the bar of the Ship public ' house in the same street, and safely lodged in Britlewell. Fnday a Coroner's Inquest was held on the body. when a verdict of Wilful Murder was returned against the foreign seaman.—The surgeon who examined the body of Murray, on the ingue-t asid,that the instrument with which the wound haul been inflicted had passed through the left lobe of the lungs, into the cavity of the heart, making a woh•d about di imhes fo• g , in•h aide, and 7 inches iu depth. Yesterday den, for Plyi on a cruoze' Ft:rbes, to Arrived guile, e.id This 41, Al chesou, mouth; with disvati dispattelt,,l Arri‘ed from l'ivittoi from off CI Arrived with r cuutiruts prisoner ul ihe ;loth of Pontone. Sailed 1: lie American era in yeste , The Prir ing, or ear' Arrived Capt. Blatt S tiled tin, bout ; Shama°, f'riguie, C 74 gure6, her twilling (2) textb-r (~tItLC 11 sad Mgrii A cotter in LI , die found bourn bring take , !mar( cutter's Cfl 111 u:ettung bound'. C►ri thisi4 mufti her *tern.-- An ext. muter plot, same da►, Capt. R4l dropping Wand of , ;mtge. and the W eftw Wednes4 Lieut. N dekroy ed The Stressous taken into No co ist Of Scot' Fife, Crai/ born mini' J., : ty r . i:l s sr oa; nowt.. The from Low?' from a cri the 27th 1 curl, for the logos! , subtle vow /rge:it gut. with convoy The Britt, from (; rod cotton. COUIL Masterdom.. Ditto at Sight Rotterdam Iliaostssugß. Altwat... Dille. V.. Roonitintz, Ca 4.2 1111141,x.... Palen.... Leibora .. ♦.nine N. C. pier LT: Jodi lhooll Farb. En Kiwi Couitota BIRTH. On she to iniststst, It Deivise-house, Lally Whir Nac• kcsszie, of a 4:sughier. MARRI AC; ES. IVedneidny, at St. Augustine's, Mr. Robert Torr.**. 01. Newcastle street, jeweller, to Miss S, Ilarris, I biuglitrt Mr. W Odour Harris ' Vier-Chamberlain of Mimi& Lately, Robert Sltafto Adair, Frig. eldest Won of %Valiant AdOr, Limo af Cuaiberlated place, Bristol. and of tv.iis,cli Northistaberlasid, to Miss Elizabeth Maria Stiode, o f keusiagtou. Palace I/PATHS. At the Castle of Philips; h I. on the sib Aogust, of a drop., in tie chest, at the age of 33 veers, his Sainte Hisbotts Prime William of Hesse Philipsibal. On the 19th ult. at Hortoo-Pidirea, YoeUhler, sera 65 * David Tavender. He has left WNW property, worth about 4001., to a person •• nekton ; wad hos hewn atlud to three sooty women five guineas each, soil to another his Mama beading, on account of their being proficients i• dancing, of which he was very Cold; and to hisses; only hisriddk HIGH WATER, THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDG E • o after I• I [Ka. I I ads. Ago at LONDON :—Prinied sod Published st the Mire, Ns lit. l.lrawdti where Advettisetarste see received, and brikii ( post paid 'ew e b e e ad eesai i SMITIL tie I. 41 -:;"^" 1.4- Inn. Pilaw ...J. Will I E., No 5 “ 1 " 4 ' Pshi:sl,, I • - •• • . ',drat mrtELi irk,. • - • -AcE. ditolds s e;l join i n s ui id i e h l 4 ::: : et r h i l l ee r ° fi t . d la t; : c r n e 4 :ll l :l 4 a u erv u ; 1 ::4 : 11 1 1 1 6 4 :U ; g u1 : 11 :: ; :' iti l i S' !l -n : ' ! I dy ll' eal(ife":lYtiabA'ediue.be ~.1.:4/3/tial4.eglFlo",,gceeves,t.::::... lltT ail _ L i r s u n t : t o . : u h ic e li s u: t it u i:e. l.l.4, au ; cu d th e R 6 - : 'rn ir I. to coot , t ) th e 'ldle uttuipurt sot i11.:001.1:11c,,Cp:.,6,, . Well* the fro/reline, lo guns, Cign a' : IT• Pi E i I the Dotiokiro sto r e--hi p , Capt . w Sr. lo " fir Cherbr urg. d o t i h i e ra i i i n ri t n h e: ilFiraideistettlialAackat, Capt. p, il lerv' get 11. Tort the report of Lucien Bonaparte bela ! at Malta. The Triode Ernest left 31 fr' cl ' of Airgu,t, and left there the nibsse GNI*" the Plueer sloop of wa r on a mire ; a rican ship ---, which she detained : Cara esterday, for Plymouth. is lOW 'einem Chartme pucka will sail 'lisle 111 idly in the morning, for Lisbon, oar; a, i g r a PLYMOUTS, OCT. 7, d yesterday the Harpy bee, In 61. r a6 ' limey, from a cruize. f IS this day, the Hotutibott. 74 guns, fir 3. Ilsrir IMO/4 36 guns, on a erllle e off Been ; i , TI ;apt. Loring, to the westward; iirmd . ,S Capt. Malienzie, on a short erMze to!, ; Fs ig trim, beiqg her (ilia trip ; and Nrph, . i: •r, far Dublin. ) IJ iu the Britannia wiled, from Rochefort. . la. DEAL. err. N . II down from the River the 114zer, tyro in, Barker, fur Lisboa. ski Dist'Llt, OCI.I, fire p. u. Bel , er his i sent . brought I is in the INN* nit t Bloodhound, In con•eriuence of I Iry bong . %lc iveritsg on the Frem . ts coast; when, to aro.l itto ken, they run under the French hotter* not .ction; hitt finding the br : g folisoo.l the Tie :re* took to their host and got on ekar: g her out ne are told for of the Pawl. Pa :revs were wtmtideil. The cutter hut uo. T 1 mein than Is silast, nor has she any knees log .-.-Light breeze Crum the Eastward. sit:IICSIVini, 01.. I. 14 , 4 Ira convoy for Gottetibitrgli sailed this3.s ow . oteetion of the .alert mud Me r e at i us . di 4oil LIEITII, GeT i. y, sailed the Row sloop, far tike-rt..s; h . , arrived the Egeria sloop from a mop. I ay, soilei from the Bonds tl.e ('!mire image, on a cruise.—The P.illat f .4,1 e, ear ,r down with no wind, imt agroitint on MI r Inchkeith. but vt of with. II 3.. a . Or id tailed at noon with a fine Int.:: finis ward. 11 mirky, arrived the Strenvotts gun-hrig, s I fugue, horn a eruize, during which tie 1 i one 11.1n1.4 gun-boat, and took our leig. 6 Masons brings accounts of a reosel bring I do :North Bergen by the Daera, from the a Seotlelld; she is supposed to be the Lang ~ raigie, master, from Shetland, whic4 Issa tiro 'sing for some time past. COVE OF cote, OM 1 . i ! evening arrived in our harbour Ii s Ma. nap Dell:, from Lisbon. She brie. i no flee Ewlyasion also arrived the same d., .1 ughswilly. On Saturday the Bute etrirstl war.; and the same slay $ rlet it.hilie,,t ~1 Regiment embarked on board the • h r. 11 r Pi.rtugal. The Crane sloop of War E , I I t a 3 flying for the IS - e.t Indies, 111,r1 the I:',. ~. m-hrig for the Medi t nein. Tin. Lail- ~ I , Ur-brig Ins just arrived Irons Plymouth, ; ,I voy. t Iritmutia, Willions 1....055. loader. arrive a out, imdaloupe, 39 days lades with snot on. _ RITE OF EXCHANGE, Fasoay, Oci. s. 1n.... 23 0 a U. 0p0rt0........ fist 404 . • Ss a Rio Janeiro.... 75 ie. L. is 0a P. Malta .. ...... til 11•••., at a sill Gibraltar 3P .....• 31 a 94U. L 191,119 4Ol ... s liv. Cork.... fi g 4 91 is nt Limns. 1"... 91 It Portugal gold is Coat at: Et and B.ii • per on. 4 S 4 Fort-ago G. 1.1 is , . . ._ ...... -.- Bair ....• I amt. Per Os. New DOUMIIOIII.. 4 I New Dollars — 5 49 Silver is Ban.. •• • se Lk...Pk. Sew Louis (each) C , 67 &Awlte A pe cia r theß ed Cent.ak of Hollt PRICK Or STOCKS YESTERDAY. me Caul. Cams& er greet. Navy' ue ens i 1 31 1 i Ha Mork 1771 7° (is Bonds id 17 pod ' Amine Bub a ilis• a pees. ,glish Lottery 'nabs, ... ....... .. L b w Is oasis kr T. 81511, Stock-Broker. 4, Grabill, and g, eliaring•Cros. BIRTH. Ist instant, at Delvise.house, Lady Moir Mac. r a ilmogloirr. MARRIAGES. Of idav, at St. Augustine's, Mr. Robert Toyer „ **. „ r street, jeweller, to Miss S. Maio, ilsuglotet , 3 oar Hurst ' Vier-Chamberlain of fisialtd. Robert Sltano Adair, FAii eldest won of tViniain q of Coniberls.sd plate, Bristol, and of Was se.k _ , t i lt i a p ia . be ,.c r e liuld . , tnvTis n Miss Elizabeth Maria Otiodr, a 'was of Philips; h I. on the elk disgust, of a drr et, at the age of 33 years, his Surat Highat-s Altars of Hesse Ptsilipsthal. . tufts ult. at ancora-Piewa, Yorkshire, *ceti,_-°5; vender. He has left leaded priverly• wort h "7.. i person so Matteis; 411 g MB begin ached to libM! Men Are •niseas esel, isidi ta soother his twd sad