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:777 41 • -.~----- ..~-+.~,,,,r ER:7111 • . POLICE. •. tdAailoW 'Writ:, OCT. ifts An interesting female at% Ithunt twelve iir thirteen y ea " of age , of the ,Itottle of I.irey Porter, was bruited be.. fore the Lotto MATO*, by the Perish 'Officers of St. An drew's Mullions, to venous she told a story of most nimatii eel conduct in her uncle *militant: She sattl• they resided in the late of AVight ; her father is t boatswain on board the Soperh man of war, and her brother a seaman she had lived with her relatives, who; last week, brought her with them to Lon d on; sod, yester day;' in passing along Holhorii-hill, they desired lice to sit down on the steps of Andrew's Church, and wait fur their return. 'that period, iiniktver, flirter arrived ; and in this distressing sitsation, not know. ing where to direct her steps, the won noticed, and taktu utolef the protection of the Parish (Hikers. His Lordship, with the greatest humanity, directed she shook, betaken every care of, until she could lie restored to her friends; and for that purpose ordered the necessary iu qutries to be made, particularly at the Navy (Mee.. our. lb. .fain Wall was charged with stealing some home beans Coin the premises of Mr. Willett, „if the hull-and-Month Inn, Hall-and-Mouth-street He was stopped with them on Saturday night, by the patrole. Ile confessed the theft, and said he was to have sold . them to a man, whose name, how ever, he could I.llli or would tint glisfluye. He was remanded, till iiiquiry should lee anode after the in truded receiver. ' 30W•ST,MET. rORDED ORDERS, Yesterday, the twe ruing men, Messes. F7etctir sad Dole, whir were charged, on Saturday e vening ..rills presenting an order to the nit of C u vent.garami The atre, to admit two, purporting to be signed by .1. Urandon, admitted ataiu at this °thee, agreeably to the tandertakiug of Mr. Newcomb. the Attorney ; and tie Wilsao, of Ihinitotrect, their master. Tlet•dier repeated his statement of Saturday evening, that the order was given bins as a good one, by a youth of the mime of Fleury Hiue ; and, that he, in consequence, hinted Mr Dale to accompany bins Henry Dime, the youth, attended, and avowed' that he wrote the eerier, but that he slid it merely rise trick tpon Mr. Fletcher; and only supposed, that when he prii&ted llse order, he would be laughed at by the diror-keepers, and turn ed away. Ale. Re.% is, however, ordered him to find b ath. Re"eet ran ter and Jot a Farierusi, the apprentices of Nfessni. Reid and Sod, shoemakers, of Red I.nm-street, were char:. led with robbing their masters of 'hex*, leather, and whet property belonging to them, to *considerable arnuimt. kekSert S° , ipley and Sun, of Steel'O T ploce. ttathicniii were charged with receiviog the wow, knowing there to be ro'.en. In ilivestigatiug this charge, some of the must shocking; scenes of depraeley weir developed, It appeared that Messes. Reid have TWA sensible that they were continually tohlwil of shoes andtither property, for upwards of two tears past, but coolit not discover the rohliers. A few tt.rya since, when Mr. Reid, inn. wits pausing throach Liquor Pond street, lit oh creed in the shop-window of Mr. Page, a pawn broker. *maw 'lmes foe pale, of which he lied nu doubt hot he had been robbed. Ile went into the shop, and initnired of Mr raze bum hr became possessed of them! To which be replied. he hail purrhatcd them of a mail from whom he fie 'ucidly purchased articles, and took property in plebe. Mr. Reid requested he would stop the man whet. he came to offer any mine shoes for salt or pledge, which Mr Page promised to du. Yesterday morning, Robert Shipley, the elderogfered tome shoes fur sale, to Mr Page, whit llstained kiwi-and seat fur Mr. Reid t and, noon hia arrival, Shiptey confessed that be got them from his *potent ici s, Cutter and Foreman". Sa turday eveinuts. the Prisoner, Carter, got leave of absence from his roaster, to sleep oat, under a pretsece that he was rdeg to strop at his uncle's. at Peckham ; bet, instrol of that. be went to Shipley's house, and took some shoes he 1334 stolen from his master, a n d sold them to Sbipky, and slept them all night with Shipley's daughter, and in the saolc. room with old Shipley, his sea, and his wife. Carter did not g o to.his uncle's till Strada). Adkins took his lour castody„. and wont to his father's house, is Lork's, fields, where he found eighteen pairs of the shoes stolen from Mosses Reid. • It also appeared that the Shipley', father and son, were in the habit of going early in the morwiegs to Messrs Reid's shop, to take shoes and leather of which Carter and Furness* robbed their masters. tld Shipley is a porter, and young Shipley is a shoemaker. None of the Prisoners said any thing in their defence, except y0w1.% Shipley, who said it was as much for Carter and Farseaux, the apprentices' benefit, as his and hi s tither's. They were all fully committed for trial, and the parties bound over to prosecute. BATTOo.GaIIOI , I. LOVE AND WINE. The house of Mr. Dart, the Counsel s in ilarper.street . , ban fur some time past been plundered of many articles, par tici:holy of that inestimable article, so inueli m reqsest with btre r ireotr,•ie. old port ! Sesineion at length fell upon .Ifari4 South, cook to the Counsel, and information was accordiugly pent to this office. The Magistrates dispatched Trott, a very active and intelligent officer, to the premises, who was satialled that the cook knew something of the thefts. How ever, lie lac perifira, until be could get into Isis power an associate of hers, named Richard Radley. The opportunity .ae,e.l on Smolay morning, when Trott, having gaiised ad niittaiice, trwitil up stairs, sod found the niettrow took maid t kit lucked in the arum of RaMey, little dreaming of the dire mischance that was shout to befall her. The summons of Tr,itt to arise had an instantaneous effect npou the lovers, who were marched tinder his banners, and manacled, tint • dli the clews, nr /freest, but with the fetters of fidony. Yesterday they underwent an examination. 'lit cook, It appeared, had hero so lasi.. of lir, isoistri% wipe, in Miler to inspire the imfortninde Rather, that she had nearly emp tied a Inge barrel, w the course of their lioetsirsel orgies, re collecting, with Macheath, that, it Tis Fri., that inspires us and fires us With courage, lot e, and joy They were reinanileil for another examination. A line rosy young unman ' from the land of ;.eats, com plaisral that a road dealer lad false', of her a lid. note, and converted it to Isis Own use, instead of a id note, which she imagined she had given him, fur some coals, which she pur chased at his warehouse The man and his mire denied the charze, sod said that it .IIS only a Ile note, which they hail paid to a hotelier, uhu was read, to aliens the fart to he as they had stated. 'lle Magistrate ordered the parties to bring the butcher (inward on a future Ea? ; sail is des in terim to eadeaesor to trace the smaller lot. sets, ISIIIOII.I6ALL, OCT. Power Terser, Joseri Testis, Williams Hor rid!, JIM , . E reams, soul William Cheers, six journeymen ripe. makers, were essi,....d before Sir Jon' Pt% tioaN, on the oath of William Jones, another jourseysnan pipe.rnaker, of a (-mown ars for tihy psi passe of raising their wades; they were sentenced to two months imprisonment , against which sentence they severally appealed, said upon their appeal were admitted to bail. Meer .inn Pot and Trlrowar Pill were cost tr led, on the oath of John Archer, one of the tarukeya of the King's lkni Is, of conveying a quanta of spirits in a bladder, into tie prison, slid were each of them fined tut. Late on Friday night, or early on Saturday morn ing', the shop of Mr. Pat.st¢tt, woollen-draper, in Kiou-street, Covent-Garden, was broken open, and rubbed of a number of pieces of woollen cloth, to the amount of several hundred pourldri. The robbers had contrived to break the fanlight, and, it is supposed, by means of hooks, had pulled the cloth out. There was a disturbance and tight at the other end of the street, supposed to be at the 'time of the robbery, by the robbers' companions, for the purpose of stalling of the watchmen from the spot. A Homan Catholic curate, to free himself from the labour of confessions ill Lent, glee notice to his parishioner., that on Alondav he should confess the /Mee; on Tuesday, the misers ; . on Wednesday, the slisnderers; on Thursday, the thieves; on Friday. the libertines; and, on Saturday, the hod eromeo. His scheme succeeded—none attended. SPORTING LLUGEMCE. ENc RICHMOND !:ACES. I WEDNESDAY, OCT. I). • The King), pl a te of wogs, lor fire y( an old, Hotel Carty il•g )(A.--Four Ldlism's brown, Paulin, by Sir Peter Teazle 1 Sir C. Turner's eliesont, Tlionsiu.iiia, by Tiniollay G and 7in4 on Thninasina. Won cleverly. The Gold Cop ti subscribeis of togs. each, with 4051. added, for all ages.—Four rinks. Mr. 1111erkres b. h. Cardinal lurk, by Sir Peter, 5-yrs ... ..... . _ obi, tst. 2lb i Duke of iteds'A dt. c. Mawbray, 4 yrs old, ',et '3ll. Pell ..e't, b to. Iltmette, ti yrs old, est. MI b 3 Duke 01 Leeds's ch. e Su tftsurc, by littlpitti, 3 yrs obl, A sat. tolh. Mr. 'F. l/unrombe'sb. f. Ceres, i yrs old, 7st. I db. .. • Mi. Ilewett's ch. c I.ingodel, 3 yrs uld. 'id. lolb. fi to 4 and d to I against Rosette, 2 to I against Mowbray, and 3to I against Cardinal York. IVuu by little IDIOT than a Wead.—ltusette was beaten elitist tm yards, and the other" much further. The ground was uncoutinimly I,e•ey. Sweepstakes of logs. each, far tkree.yr uld colts and I'll 4 s. Ogre round the coarse. (Six Suliseriberi.) Lord Milton's b. r. Cervantes, by Don Quixote, uut of Erelina, sit. 5110 1 Hulte of Leeds's b. c. Dessingby, by a brother tu .Ite crud, Ant. Os • , 2 IA D 1114115•5 b. c. by I:Orient, dam by Comitution,mit. 3 ands to I eu Cervantes.—Wort rerl easy. ritunin•T. Sweepstakes of trio. each, with sot added, f ar all ars.— • Thee. wile heats.—.(lo subscribers.) Duke of Lerils's eh. c. Mowbray, by Pandolphu, 4 yes oil, 7st. lAII Lord Mdtwi'• c. Wiiireaosr, yes Mit; Mg alb...— 2de sto 3 and 3tol on 11'hiteurese.—IYun quite easy. • Sweepstakes of ap. each, fur *hinters out thorungh !Wed, ,I2st. Three iniles.—; 13 Subseribrrs.) Col. elkeytor's b.l. Cleesby, by St. George Mr. BisereWs•b. g. by Ticket • Mr. Severs's gr. g. !bailer, by Constitution 3 Even betting on Clemby. Won quite easy. Match for loogs. Too miles. Mr. T. Sliaflo's b. mare, Mayflower, by Melon, iust 1 Mr. Harriet:o'llth. m. Coronae, by 11' indlestuste, owl: 2 The ordinaries dad assemblies were uncommonly well at tended, The Stewards chosen for next year are—ML. Sliafto and Mr. Gase.tigue. 'm'lP - /•-•„ I • • r~-- --- - . PENRITII RACE,. THURADAY, OCT. $2. , The Plate given bt the tkutheineu ut the Inglesvisdllust. Mr. Mort is Patriot 1 • Mr. Aerrd's Peter 'Phalle/ Mr. Bailie's.... The Hunters' Subscription Plat.... , • Brown Ilisigsou, Linir.'s 5... . u , }; 1; •1 IL Hassell,Esqr.ls... '''.. 1 . i Mr. tfulises's • ' . die Mr. Mitchell's" .. Mr. Committee hounds met at nine.o'clock last morning near Croydon. A large field VF sportsmibo were assembled near the spot at an earlYliour. Tlft first of the day did not afford much nick, bat to wards the afternoon they started a fine here, which went off in great style ; they rata her for two hours and Isbell, when Mr. Ossetian ordered the bounds to be called off. . On Weduest ly List, • letter was received by Mr. Pious, of Whitler, coot/lining the intelli gence of the death of ler sun-in-law, Ms. Wu flair Ransom, master fiT the Ssr/l, of London, on the 13th of May last. It appears the Swift railed from Malta about the loth of that month, with a cargo honed to London. and on the lath fell iu with a French privateer, which she europerf 1 fur four hours; but being at length compelled ei strike, the person heading the party sent to take possession of the Swift, exasperated at the despe rate resistaucc made by Captain 'tosses, sun his gallant crew, most barbarously put the former so death, on entering the vessel, by shouting him through the head with a pistol.—The Swift .svas afterwards carried into Marseilles. A letter from a person confined at Verdsin,C-oed August 30, states, that. upon liosarsareles.J.n(th day, twenty prisoners of war broke tt Prole, and escaptd fruits that place ; they were pstrisood, however, and sixteen of them brought bark I soo ther of them was found dead in a wood. In coolie quence of this affair, the whole body of ,prierusers were more closely confined; twelve of them were put into one rood), with six beds; they were all mustered three times a-day ; and at nine o'clock they returued to rest. and were all counted in bed. They hoped, 'weever. to have a little more liberty soon. Among those confined at Verdun, were eight from Hull, sll of whom were well. Two hundred and forty vessels, Weil with Rus sian produce. have arrived in our ports—so that our markets will Ofereow with hemp, tallow, and other Russian articles. , In consequence of licenses being within this week resolved to be granted to import grail; and Aar from France er Reflood, there are six hundred li censes and upwards now in the Office of the Earl of Lt mum() r., waitiog for his signature. It would add to the lustre of the Jubilee, if a fere should he given on the ‘2sth instant to all the prisoners that the chance of war has put into our hands. At a time when the pnblie attention is almost universally directed to the intended celebration of the approaching Anniversary of His MAJLSTV'S Accession to the Throne, the most rational and loyal mode, in which that event can be commemo rated, is perhaps no where better pointed out than in the following extract from the Learned Bishop lloset.str's sermon. on the Anniversary of Queen A N Accestion, iu 1704 :e— -at t o w j us t put you i n mind, is general, that all manner of vice sad wickedness in utterly incousisteot with swell so lemeities ; and that the smallest degree of intemperance, extravagance, sad debauchery, little becomes swell a day as this. It is an unpardunahle cootrarlietion, to express oar gratitude to Almighty God, by forgetting his laws, and violating his commandments ; and as neaccountalde me thod of thaeksyiriag, to affront and disobey our great Berm/actor ; and yet it is but troi observable, especially on sorb ,fentieels as relate to the ea it estate of the Aasg dew, that limey t►ink they commit appear joyful enough, without casting utr all regard to sobriety, and letting . bows the vents to intemperattee. But all such joy as &Weiss the hounds of religion and virtue, degenerates into madness, and whilst it mein, to express a neon- of God's favorer', and a lore to our country, it iv, in truth, the great est donsoostruien of our insensibilny of the one, and enmity to the other; patting a stop to the gracious designs of fu ture menlre, and helping only to treason. up wrath against the day of wrath. 1 here beteg, tlwrefum, nothing so in congruous sod absurd, as Uses:press a thankfulness to God ►y wicked actions, and a love to our country by contribut jag to the detmaithery pod ruin old ; let all such behaviour, as is contrary to the rules of reason, and the laws of the Gospel s be far basiebed from all who vuty rejoice before IGed” As a proof of the itnineme force of the river Cal dew, during the late flood, we notice the circum stance of en iron wheel, the weight of which i% not less than 20st. being. found last week at Stainton, a distance of about two miles front the nearest ma nofactory. On Thursday morning last, the home of Drum, Aberdeenshire, was discovered to be on fire, when • great number of tho tenantry and others, imme dirtely collected, and, with considerable exertion, after taking off lout of the roof, succeeded, in the comae of the forenoon, in extinguishing the flames The accident, it is thought, was occasioned by tire from the kitchen vent, and is said to have been at tended with considerable damage to the upper part of the building, &c. Yesterday morning, at eight o'clock. two genteel dressed young men went to the shop of Mr. Saturn, watchmaker, in Oxford-street, under the pretence of baying a Isaiah; while one of them was looking at one, the other lifted lip the allow-glom, and took nut of it a gold watch, with chain and seals, and immediately ran out of the shop. Mr. Sityro,whe soon found out his loss, pursued him up Oxford street, into Oxford-market ; the fellow's comps , . iiinn " stop thief !" Finding himself so closely pursued, he threw the watch tins). ; but he was at last taken by Milne of the bnichers, who had joined in the chase. Ile was taken to Msrlborough-street Police-office, and fully committvil to Cleikenwell - NAVAL INTLLLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 15. Arrived the Goshawk, from II cruise. Sailed the Dexterous gun-hrsg un a cruise ; the Heroine, from the Nore. Came into harbour the Beliona.—Wind South. PLYMOUTH, OCT. 14. Yesterday, the Atlas, Ayrr, fruiu hroea, for ratter, was run font of by the John and Mary, and got ou shore ou the rucks, where she struck off her rudder ; she is since got oil with damage.-160w the Robert, Crawley, fur Gibraltar.—Wind S.E. FALMOUTH. OCT. 13. The Frederick, Prussian dugger, detained and sent into Falmouth, sailed from diourdeaux in company with a French ship corvette, fully laden with naval stores, fur the Tile of France. it was currently reported at Bourdeaux, that the armistice on the Danube had been put an eod to, and news of a great battle was expected by every post. A French brig curs ette was fitting oat thete--the only vessel of war iu the Garonne.—No English prize had been carried into that river for a long unit past. The brig Cadmus has captured several French coasters; ode of them, a brig laden with converted ship Umber, is arrived at Falmouth. The French lugger La Lrgere, prize to the Me dusa frigate, and laden with iron, wine. &c. is also arrived at Falmouth. _ -•- a French prize to the Surveillaste and Medusa frigates, laden with salt. &c. arrived in the Mount's-bay a few days ago. and, being driven by the gale froM Gwavas Lake, ran for Newlyn Pier, but got upon, the rocks, where she now No lives were lost: and part of the cargo has been lauded ; but it is doubtful whether the vessel OM he preserved, as the gale still continues. The brig Joi n s, of Truro, Treladdra, master, with a curgeoof timber fur this port, was captured off the Mount's-bay, by a French privateer, and carried to France. The master has been sent to Valenciennes. The Iliad revenue cutter, Bawden (acting) ar rived at Fowey, has driven a French lugger priva teer on shore on the French coast. The Two Brothers, of Plymouth, is reported to have been captured last week near the Eddystone, by a Freah privateer. SHEERNESS, OCT. 14. Sailed, this day, the IViglaipegale, for Gotten• burgh, with a fleet under convoy ; and the Osprey, with the trade. far Heligoland. DOVER, OCT. 13. On Thursday Foiled the brig Ceres, of Permit ,burg, Bonier, with bark, from Rotterdam, for Dublin. Oa Friday came in the Wig. Elizabeth, Alexwie• nth of Riga, in holiest, from Morlaix, detained•by the Royalist sloop of war, Maxwell ; she had one ghtlenum passenger on board. Yesterday Cillite m the sloop Desire of Peace, of which was cot out of the roads. a little to the westward 'of lloologne, by th'e boats of the Calais sloop of war ; the ciew of the sloop, except one boy, made their escape. She is but a poor prize, having only a cargo of French coals. Thia afternoon, one of the men of war brought a very huge shipintnehe roads ; she is belonging to. and from, Nr4way, With a cargo of timber ; she hoe heel] liberstedi And has taken a pilot in here fur London. DEAL. OCT. 15. Came down from the River, ihe (*Pe Plaoster. Roberts, for Jamaica ; Henry, tennett. and the Atkinopi, for Lirlio ; Yully. Pringle, for GO ratter; Zephyr, Scott, Langley, Byers, and the Blacka and Ileclley, Reed, for k'ortstnouth. -- FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Goa Tsar , / t.cr. 15 .—Atrat ed the Andalusia, Jaffe sun ; JuLn and Mary, Willer; E.dvrard, and Zephyr, Dream, all ti inn Guttenburig—Sailed the Hope, Gibson, for Mugadure ; Ann, Appleton, for Oporto; Scarborough, Cost ner, fur Newfuntidhaid ; Diligence, AIM), fur Limerick, Thomas and Mail, Gibson, foe Wexford ; Speculate", Wes. Bela; Seeress, ; Sperulant, Phram ; and Jolbaa 3Trious, all for Gottenbut MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GO LDHALL, TO-MORROW. W n• Harry Hale and Harry Haggard Hale, Birchin lane, I.undos, marchants - - - I it John Francis, Lt./ha-lane, Holborn, leather-adlcz 1 II PR ICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 9 per Cent. C0w15..... -.4. eslii 4 per Cent .. as 5 per Gest. Navy P.onir Ammities .... imperial 3 par Cast. bit 'oldie Bowls Ini 97 prom. F.araNurr BIM .. .. •. ii t u prem. Roirlieh Lottery Tidutt. • .. ..... .. iii. 171. Cutradir ii)f 69 • • T. KISH, Stuck. broker. 4 Couraill, and 9, Charieg-crost BIRTH On Thursday, the 11111 ult. at Finch Honer, Ivor Li verpool, the Lady of Capt. Phibbe, late of the ith Dragoon Guaribi, of a tree and heir. MARRIAGES. flu haturilay last, at St. Augustisies Church, Bristol, Captain Joseph Spear, of the Royal Navy, to Miss Grace Grant, late of Hampstead, but now of Upper Berkeley place, in that yurongest dauebter of 114.' late Captain Lurluvick Grant, of Ruockandu, in the county of Mui,a), Scotland. Moods, lost, at Kirkbamincrion, Yorkshire ' by the Rev 11. Fisher, the Rev. Andrew Cheap, Vicar of Knaresboiroriehr and Rector of Elvington, tooth in that county, to M.as Fishei, daughter of the late Mr. Fisher, of fOsivtuu, and niece to tle late Sir James Sanderson Hari. At Eagleerairnie, tscutlaad, ea the sth Adobes, the Res Dr. Andrew Stewart, Minister of 11"114311, to the lien :/141. pert Stuart, daughter of the late Alexander Lord Blantyre . DEATHS At Rooelee, Scotland, on the 6th Octolser, of a very short illness, the Right Hon. the Countess of Crawtind, &es at • very advanced oge At Jwinaiesi, on the entli July last, Brigadier General Joseph French, Sceoud-in•Command in the Espe.litiuu against St. Domingo 'rho General was taken ill in comic gamier of lie extreme fatigue lie iiiiderwent, from that act,. May and exertion renew Iced ti Gcueral Carmichael, in his letter in The Gazette, concerning the attack of the place, and was carried beck P. Jamaica, us a measure for his recovery, bat be ii,:arcely survived his arrival there t wo day a. HIGH %%ATM AT LONDON BRIDGR THIS HAI %Junin .11 atia. after a I Afternouu S oln. after So LONDON ..—Pi.atedl by C. SMITH, No. 1. Clement's lan, and published at the Office, No it, 14.1. k of 14 Clement'. Church, Strand, I.y J. WHITE, !VIM Owe —Orders, he. to. thu rapm,, net to Ow o, root.pottd), vili duly ai tti.tial tu. - - TIIE MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, OcT: 16. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat SW. 945. 1045. i Reaps .....,....6 06 . 654 . od Vow ditto loas 1145 I Tick Beaus...—. Sos. 555. ad Rye .....•.50s. sas. Oats ...... .... . 445 . 311. 366 Harley Milt 79s lois. Potatoe ditto —s. to u. od. White Peas 1 ,„._ Rnpe Seed (Wile") f• • " 3 " - • l'• Flue Flour 9 0 s- 95. Grey Fru.. soa. 565. FreCOnall 455 905. XBRI Corn-Insperlor's Remo Wheat, per load Itirley, per grarter —TttUR4t 7 4Y, OnT. 12. ..211. --1/. to ail. —4. .422. —.ll. to 51it. .348. —4l. to Cl* —d. ..s6o. —d. to 6.la.—d. to 58$. —44 '■lCl OF HOFF. Oats .- Beaus .., Peas. *** • wart. - • Kent, 41. oz. to 51. No. Sussex, 31. toot. to 41. 1011. Es•ez, lOC to 51. FOCKETI. Kept, st, —s to Si. Susses, 41. 105. t 4 51. 131 Fattobian,9 l . to 121 —I To siuk the OHO' Beef...— AL 44. to is. id. As. OA to 54. 4d Veal tiar oat to 76. ti.l. Lamb 00. oaf to os. od. Park So. 6d. to 7s. ad. H A Y-M [AIME OCT. 16. I per gone of alb. Head of Cattle, thia day t..— B.asta 2454 Sheep 90,5 00 Calves 240 Pip 340 ARIL T. od. to 61. 1014 Od. ml. to 41. 1611 04. 01. to 7l. SP. Ml . Hay se. Straw.— .. 21. oe. Choler se. PRICES (2P NAY ANA ST..I ♦ 11601. Hay, sl. os od. to u 1 I sd. mt. Jtrair, 91. io. to 17s. 6%1. STRAW, V liS TER LlA' 11/111TICC AAAAA Flay !A. Ss. to 01. 161. IScw, 01. os. to 01. us. Clover, 71. Oa. to VI. Is. Straw. 101..11V. to 91. it'''. KEtVGATE AND LBADENHALL alatitILETS. (By the Carcass.) Beef as. 44. to 4s. 4d. I Vtal 4s. Od. to Gs. od Mutton 3x. tol to 44 104:1 Pork 6.. 'od. to 74. Lamb 4s. 44. to as. 44. PRICE 01 St. Jaime?.'. Market 6s td (9....• Nitblii IA lot. rictis.l Alsrket lit nil •.t. of sib. TALLOW. Town Tallow 104,id --4 0 Ycilow Russia 93s 0d —s 0 White ditto .. 9.55 od —s 0 1 Swap ditto.... 950 Og 0 116.i1 Melting Stuff els od —s 0 Average-.. is odd ' Ditto rough 4 tiS OS —$ U Graves Geed Dregs Yellow Soap, I tos—Nett d 124.-,Car4, t2rs Price Candles, per dotes, I skrodp--Metaler, ifps od Pit ICE OF LEATHER. Butts, so to stilts. cocla -22 d to 23d pot lb. Ditto, sti to lAttlis. sea • Ind to odd blerchards' Backs . Norte. Dremalos Hides . lid. to 1461 Fors Coach Hides - 1914 to tlid Crop Hides 45 to 4011* for collie.; 191 d to C 24 Ditto att to 44litil • ttld to . Ipid Cali Skirts 30 to solbs - *A to sod I)ittn So to Tulbo . sod to 4041 Ditto 70 to eolbo . 3341 to 39d gulp Seals (Groeolosi) so al to 34 id large ditto loos to Iles per4tiors. Tamped Flom Rifles 194 to *old. per lb. UAW lILDia. Ertl Ileikre nod Storrs (}or Ordinary 2s. —d. to t?it. nti. 111.0110 gi• di to a. of. Illarket Val( tar. ud. each.. Aliil4l4oo Qs. ad. to no. W. E. Hone tss. ed. to 16a. . *Beep hints - - sni. ad io as. 6d. Lamb Skies - - as. od 'Ur aa. W. CARLISLE SIA Wheat ........ asa od Mtfe He Putattse Oati .. ISr wt Commuti ditto. lea tsi F100r.... es tid Oat .., es toil Dailey 31 val... 2.1 Rye Steal fog Ind ; PENRITH MA • .... Per Quarter Rye .. PROVINCIAL MARKETS. REILT, OCT. Beef • *its 7d Mottos— zd to lid Veal.. .. ad to. 7dl • Lomb.— tid• to ud Gooor 741 to tot Fresh Rattor to ititl Salt itistt.T --d to --.1 I'otat4so IA to id per hoop. \IIKET, Orr. 10. 5 0 u (Iwo 64 a 1 'Yr per Wit. Sr' 94 o tis u 4 I 9 II 3. nod :IILIET; 3crr. ao. Beef 614 Mutwo Veal qd . IlAnsio Pwl ... Fig*, per duzeu Butter, per lb. l3id KENDAL MAR . Oats, per Wad, 414 71 IV. bash. •• 348 Best F100r..., So SecouA ditto ss MI : I Oatmeal 4ti Potatoca, pee ftt. Wawa, per Bs 9d HADDPIWGTON Plitt or GRAIN, Ocr. 6. . A very Isms onpply of Wiliest in the market, with a berry salej and Mirage prices :shoot 6s. ekt apes ; hest old Wheat, 67.1 new ditto, ; hest old Barley Jtn. new AtUo ass. 9.1. ; current prices .29. t. to sit ; best old °ids, 31a. mew ditto ; 20.6 curren t prices 975. to 305.; no Peas Or 911100 in the market.-1,110 bulls of wheat in the market, *barna Maw sold at the following pricts 11 at 1..3 7 0 30 at LAI .6 0 64, .... 3 6 o ti{ ... 0 5 o 5.... 3 3 0 17 1 0 w 16 u v, 3 30 .... v II 6 17 .• 9 9 0 10 .... 3 10 0 111 .... 11 • 1 0 11 .... v 1 0 196.... • • 91. SI. 04. a•tothi 35 at 1..1 5 0 .... 1 4 0 31 .... 1 4 0 .... 1 a U 3 •• .. 1 J 0 4.1 3 15 0 403.501011. is;all. I is I i I i i I