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Is. di —Lovely Jane, or, She ioun's Silver Tile, sung by ditto, in ditto, comport! by Mr. Shield. 1..-1 told my Nvm,.b, a favourde so-•g, by an Amateur. ',sn o r t er So :g ot the R composed by Thum:is *Flotsam,; arrang ed tt• a titre for I oar voices, by Sir J. A Stevenoen. Ys— t.Vh is :Ate , b,ll' teed, in evil hour, a favourite .snug, orates' Ly Mr J IVerkler .urii, compriaed be John Aldridge. 1. File moil:. admired O. cis of The Soidsees Return, cemous , d by Mr lii ii, ; arranged fir the German flute. 40.—Wtien ni de, its snit LAWd conimenckl, arra :g rl as a glee for three 'star S, St J. 2t. 64 .--.Twerity-four Vls,llll DA cm, tor 1206, arranged f..r the vwho. is.—The With, In, G. F. Pinto. Is. 6.1 —Sappho to dlshaen, ditto. Is dd....Dear i. my little native vale, by ditto, Is fel ...I:Anther treatise, by ditto, la M.—Three S , 4latas, in which are introduced Scotch Au% by ditto, Up. 4, 6s.—Three Duets for two Pr rhiriners on the Patio-Forte. 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Is.—Wight shone the beams of coming day, by ditto. ls.—l'm really in earnest, goodbye. Is —Scala and lean, by James oks. Is.—Tire Traveller. Is. fid —Se nata, by ditto, dedicated to Lady Georgian* Molyneux, by ditto. 3s. Ma—Ditto, dedriuted to Mrs. Walter Carruthers. 3s.—Love in a Storm, by the Hon. Augustus gory. is Wnelfls Airs, with variations, Nu. I. to S.—Ditto, these So natas, (hr.. 27.—Two Italian Cavatinas and a Metter, by H. R. Bishop.—Nn. I. of the Polite Monthly Repository of !lances, its:. neatly engraved aad minted on an extra line passer, totended to contain the most popular Reels, tValtzea, Pollens , Rondos, Airs, &c. Is.. lt celebrated Ttlrkith Rood y by I). Stabelt. la. Gil —The Master and Scho!ar, an 'any Duet, for two Perforuse.s, eugraved trona a Vienna editmon, computed by J. M. Pfeiffer. Is —Se. the itoori•ring Hero comes, arranged with 'mistime; with an A. companiment for a Flute or Violoncello thligato. 86.—A 1 heine, hum the Opera of La Sloi.ita.a, with vatiAlStAiit s , for the Pisno•Folte, composed by Z. V. 11 , etho.ati. 2a.—No. I. to VI. of Snogart's halal Sonat.s. wiry owl without Accem panimeitts, each I. IL and of linnbelr's ratin u r i t. Rondos, each Retour de I..iehtim, Le r..cour de Weymouth, and Le Retour de ; favourite Moody. by ditto, each 16.--A Pastoral Ronda, by ditto. is Royal Yacht, ditto. lc—Caro Dolce, Frogattoe Fete, aria: La Dam sisioanie; popular Dances, arranged as Rondos, ear: Is.--Let Petits Rondeaus, arranged hum tun aim favoioite Reels, Dances, A,lts, &c Coert :a Rath i...ollection of Dooms, appointed for the ensuing teaSsil, or Year 1206, !or th e Its. no .F orte , Is td.-.rovuty G.:isolable awl new Dances, Reels, Waltzes, %nd Hornpipe*, for Cie Year 1806, adapted for the Vio , in or Flute. Is—The Ladies' and Gen tlemen's Elegant Musical Mus..utn, fee the Mateo' Flageolet. Os—Elegant Extratli for ditto, Brooks I. and 11. consisting of [Just', popular Sung., ate. earls 4n..—New Flute Mune, en graved from Mr. Pieyel's Editions of Part.—Thyoia Con. certante Duette, Books I. and 11. each .s*—.D:uo, Sales . Ss. Polonintie and Solo. Fs —Vanderhagen's Study. 2s. —NtutrtlitlaCofiCettAiste Duetts, Books 1. 0,1 II ,4,11 Mozart's Themes, frorn his cellettiated Opera, The Zaob rflete, arranged as Soho, with variation*, Book, 1. email each 4.-- Denienise%, Three Du to, Flute arid Violin. 5•.--3,tto, Pot Pourri. •Ss.—Hoffoiin ter's Duets, 0,,. SO. boa —Mud •r 's ditto, Op 20 6r.—Rou't's ditto 41....Kraainsky's Ant's, Up. 09. 4s —Oault's celebrated S.do. is 61....K010Jes ditto. 2; 6d.—Ths Gontleaqu's Poaket Cunipauson a bound arid clasped. Ws. dd. ~~ •- NATAL INTELLIGENCE. , . ' Forrsmotrrit, SZTT• 29. Arrived His Niajesty's ships Boaohcra, ifrolvereen, and. Cracker and the Wsilions Hr ford transport, from the Downs. Sailed the Ruelade frigate, and the Sophia sloop of war, on a cruise. The Suhr•ik transport is released from quarantine. Wind N.E. PLTMOVT“, SEPT. nB. _ Came in the Impetueux man of war, from the Westward ; La Reaommee frigate, from the East ward ; Agenoria, —, from Norway ; Paxton, Sedgwick, from Archangel ; Br/tons. Cawson, from Dantzic ; Ores, —, from Stockholm ; Co,robo rethea, Anderson, from Dram; and the Pip/gout/4 Clark, from Memel. Saikd the Bellcisle man of war ; 1., Rerromnsee frigate ; and the Coljoys armed brig, tor the West ward. FALMOUTII, SEPT. 27. His Majesty's ships Camilla and Enveurtie, with the fleet ender their convoy from Portsmouth, for the coast of Portugal, &c. are now off this port. Arrived the Brothers, Drewitt, from Cork; Union, Griffiths; Ann, Thomas; and Bolision,sl)fack, from London ; PIONOPiII, Lethbridge, from Liverpool, with bale goods, &c.; Pensirro, - Venetian ship, Pereivo, from London, to load fish for the Mediterranean ; Hero, Sword, from Guernsey, with brandy. Sailed the American ship Farmer, Goodwin, for Tonningen, with cocoa; G Notre, for Lis bon ; and Alary, Hurdle, from Oporto, to join the outward-bound Lisbon and Oporto fleets now off this port, under convoy of His Majesty's ship Arnie lie, of 36 guns, and a store armed ship. The IVol.inghnin packet, with Mails for Lisbon, sails on to-morrow.—Wind S.E. DLAL, SEPT. 29. Sailed His Majesty's ships Adamant, f u r Sheerness, and the Festal, for Yarmouth. Remain in the Downs, the Edgar, Ctlerht, and Leopard, men of war ; Tribune driaelne, Venus, ai,cl //,G, frigates ; Bonetta, sloop of war ; Zebra, Fury, and Disrorrru, bombs. A large fleet of transports, gun and fire-vessels.—Wind N.E. HARWICH, SEPT. 29. The Assekhood packet, Capt. Hammond, and the Lark, Capt. Dell, sailed yesterday, with the mails of the 27th. for Husvm and Gottenburg. The Ch freer gun-brig sailed on a cruise. A Dutch schuyt arrived late in the evening with a 1);:g of letters. NULL. SEPT. 28. Several sail of ships from the Baltic arrived here within the last two days. 'They sailed from Elsi neur on the ltith, under convoy of the .1/oriza sloop, hut parted convoy four days afterwards, in thick blowing weather. On the following day, they fell in with die .Imarentite brig cutter, Captain Brenton, cruising off die Naze, who, in the mos: handsome manner, tonic the vessels under his pr iteftion, and br..ught them to the Humber, after which, he re turned to his station. The Captains speak in the highest terms of the attention and condua of Call. Brenton. The rest of the fleet, it is supposed, had put into Norway. LLOYD'S LIST. GRAMM. SrrT --Pallet' by, the Brisrol Parkrt. Davy, turn Virginia; Diana, I lan.on, Com Cettet'lwro Friends P etrll, finds ; Ord ; London P.l.2ket, Graves; Henry, Hay; Eni,ton, Souther; Esther, amain , and the Pal fi - to.1) ; hiker, Williams; William and Eliza hrth, Martin; Grate Dill, Sampson; and the Min.irc.i, jacks, (rum Prt.-r‘burelt ; Agenoria, Stone; Couricr, Cornelia; and the John arid Fra•icii, Aaron, from Pilau; Aran' Ina, Smith, from Petenitsurgh ; Flemora, Erith ; Vlfioria , Coekei ill; T iurry, Retintett; Ocean, Gellman; FleinsmM, Proct. r; and the Shorn, %newly, 1.010 Dantaic ; Gu.wlvrill , Clinker; and the. Thria Christiana, —.., frum Stettin; Simpson, from Memel York, Pyleus i and the James and Nfargaretta, front Gosmiiburgn. Alllll,lO. At Chatham...the Rebecca, Hindinanh, from Riga. At Bristul-I..dward, Ward, (ruin Peteisburgli. At Simithamoto —I ler.ilJ,Simpsoit, front Pctersburgh ; and the Nancy, Walker, from Memel. • . At L.verp xd—CA'ors Hwy, from Memel; Satitraffinn. Middleton, from Pifll4l3, RusWa Compa.le, —; Wells p ; Lung Whitworth, Maxwell; Aberdeen, Harrison; sod the Sarah, G;l1, front Pinersbo At Newfoundland—Wu! .41l1 ; Ilerrlry, fro n Plymwth. At St. Thomas's—Favourite, —, horn the Clyde. THE MARKETS. COIN-EXCHANGE, MoslDak, SEPT. NO. The arrivals of Wheat to-day are not numerous; but a mid. thing supply at hand; early in the forenoon, the buyers pur chased readily at 2s and .Is. per qr. advance, but it after* ard. gar: way in price. Salmi of Barley, White Peas, and licans, of each sort, are made at small fluctuation. The Malt trade is heavy, and scarcely obt.ina last prises. No Grey Peas yet arrived. There r• a tolerable suppls of Oats ; and, for samples of mime gna4rv, better prices are made. Sales of best Flour support the quoted price. Clll4 RENT PRICF. OF GRAIN. Wheat s2s 15 Bus. Beans .304. 634. On. F111 , ./0......... 844. b7s 04. Tick Reams .....44. bO.. Cod. 1111. e (new )..... 3th 34, 01. tau 254. 28s. 14, !Jamey 3B, 43 , . 04. Poland' SS.. 57 , Gd. Ma t .. ...Us 74. 04. Rape Seed 441. 4r. 04. Why,' Peas b 2.. A. Od Fuse Flour 70. 755.0 , Grow Pen 00. CIO• Oil. ........63.... .G 5 70s. 0.1. ni.: - rufrol OF WilF.s Includttig only ((mu the 15th agree's* to t I. d. e) Quarters at P 1 20 at FIG 12 —_ at 85 188 --..... at 84 C IN MAKI% I.AN: . I of Sept. to the 21st of Se; ,t. the new Act. s. 11. 2'o --. at 69 451 .---.., at t.s 190 at 67 446 ---. at 66 879 ____ at 65 50 —...--. at 64 8641 ----. at 63 I PO —at 61 6 I 185 —..—.... at 61 353 at 6, we _ at 59 166 --... at 58 1 4—at 56 30J --- at 55 600 --e..... at 54 160 --. at 5.1 690 ---.—... at 50 St , ) - at 81 I/8 at 84 804 - at BO 138 - at 79 80 - at 111 6 43 . 1 - at 78 :tys At 77 375 at 76 970 -- at 73 334 at 74 179 at 76 91 - at 72 6 1246 at 72 1249 at 70 Quarters • 11,711 Is 9d. lower —Average 67v. Old. in last Return. A RETURN OF FLOUR. From Sept. 14,1.. Sept. 20, from Nos Cocket Office. Sacks. s d. Sacks s. il. Sacks. s. d 7.... 75 0 991.... fig 0 291.... 61 0 2.... 74 0 45.5.... (.8 0 30.... 64 0 5.... 73 0 139.... 67 0 :..... 83 0 2.... 71 0 94.... 66 0 I t 0.... it 6 10919.... 70 0I I t.... 60 0 T5da6..12,..500 Sacks --Average, 695. 714. &am as last week. TRICE OT SZIMS IN MARK4.ANE. Cartaway view 97/s 04 to 11.0 i, od pi, Coriander - • —t Oa to 134 thi ems' White Mustard Seed. 10. 0.1 to lis 0.1 vet liu , !i t t . • Hermit ditto PRICis Ul , llkla 1140 S. POCICITs Kent 71 to 81 —I Kent ........71 7% to 01 0, Sussex.... 71 —1 to 81 --t Kne,'w ...... 71 7 , o al I , F.ausx 71 —. 4 to 81 --s I Farnham... 101 tow Old Dt.tv. 97.0001 PRICES SATURDST. ST. .1•11111S . S. WHITICH PSI. Har........21 4; aslOs I Hay 31 188 A 5l oa New Ol Os aOl Os Clover 51 01 a 6l at C10ver...•..0t Os aOl Os Straw .11 1 6 s 2! I Straw ll 161 a 41 19s SMITIWIFID, Mow oar, Ottirr. To milk the OfEil—por Stune M Bib Beef 4s 0.1 to 54 Od I Veal '.4l 41 to 5. Mudeost.... 4. Od to Ss Od Pork J . Ss trAl tv 6, Lamb 40. Sd. trio, Head of Cattle tbis Besot% sb4ot ?,200—Cheeh dad Lambs. 17.540. NEWGATE AND Lif.i.him thicts 18, the Ca.case. Reef Is 04 to 4s 04 Veal. 2 s 8.1 t. 1.. .1 Muttno 2‘ 84 to 4: 04 `Polk .......:So 84 t 6 4. Lamle 3..44. i.. 4. Bd. RAW HIDES. Best !Fifers and Steers, per stone, 3s. 61. to sa. SC Middlings 3s. 21 to 59. 44. Ordinary Market Ca;f - -12 s. 61. cath. English Horse Sheep Skills ...3a. Od. to M. Od. Lamb Sitio , PRICE. OF St. James's Market.. 41 2d Clare Market . 44 4d Mos:chapel Market. 4s Id Per Stone of 811 s. 12s Average Price 4s 1i Toenyallow.. t —1 72. Od TAMA). Yells' Itti.sia ..... rid 61. A Whitt ditt.i .... if. 04 Soap dittl.... --e VI .....* od MeWog Stuff..-40d Mt 04 Ditto rouge 4. Gr.tVe% . . ....s Os Good ()rein ... • . • ..• --, 10$ •AClttle 1, gli.—Curd, 9ii. 114 c_rt.—Nouhis, 14s 04. .__ ___ Yellow Soap, ...111 a 78w— Price of Caudle., per dos. PRICE OF LE ITIIER Snits, 50 to 561 b. each Ditto, 60 to 651 b. each 964 to 27.1 Merchant.; Riclta ',il to 1 , 11 Orel:tint Hitiee.. 2l to 21i Floe C oth Hides t to 254 Cop Hider for cotting 1121 to 9.'4 Flat t hthotart . 914 to 9.4 Calf Skins, 30 to 4n:h per Doren , t2 Data, MI to 7015. •• ...Stitt to 414)i Datn, 70 to tir::ir. 164 to SPA r. • 6 , 11/11 Sl'ali (Gt..ellla A) 404 to 42'4 ; Large .1 Ms t. 140 s pet drum. Tate, -4 Fl.ro!Ht4et "51 t, 35s pet 'tete. PRICE OF ST(H.:IO, ON YESTEROA I . S per C:mit Consols .. b ~ . ..Cent. Dias . . ~ , A Imperial 3 per Ce 1t... .. tm:wrial kintsic:s Omit:ism Itviis Howls Is 2.. dis. lExc!:equrr Hills Pogioh I. ttery T;c l / 4 .Li l9l. 1216 COUSOIII for Aiii T. 3ISII, Stock-broker, PI s. 4. COllllll., f iwel 9, Charin g-m*o PRICE OF IRIII-1 STOCKS—Sarr. PS. Gov. Debei.wre. 5 per C-nt 9' Gov. Stook, 5 pa Cott 6 2 1 Royal Coal Lo..n, 6 per cent . COURSE OF F.XCHI! itmsterit:on S 7 0 I C. Ditto at Sight 96 3 Rotterdam ll 12 2 U. 11 nnbutgh 94 01411 . Alton 1 day's date ll' , 6 25 14 2 U. Boortloans . 25 lb Cadiz 341 effect. Madtid .... S. effect. !Whoa Laghots 5l Naplei Genoa 46 DohNil no London (Sel Belfast on 1..“1 00 ser Belta.t on Da!lin I Oitt ;OE, FiIIDAT, SSIPT 21. Venice 6oi Lisbon 8 1 I Opo•in fi I* .. . Cut k 14 Y. • di, • rorir g al Gold in Cnin and Bars per or 4 tt 0 Doulicoon. ..... 0 0 New pollais Silve• in Kars New Louis each 0 s Agin on the Lusk nl Huilran 54 per Cent. t. 23) t PO). Asa .1 661 Aare BIR TI IS. On Tuesday. the Lady of Thomas Othoume. Esq. of Wil lerw, near Ilull , of a s•m. Un Smirday last, at 1141 place, the sett of Sir Wm. Fat, Bdrt. the Lady of Sir Wm. Clayton, Kart of a sm. Tt.s r h,id unly survived four hours MARKIA,GF.S. tkt Rani. g ite, Sept. Li, Ltiatt. Rowland Money, Royal Na, r, to Mini Mario Money, daughter of t.te late 41.11 Money, Est. of Wa!atm:tow. On TuPsdav w •elc, lot Nathan+, in Wearmereland, the Hen. George Ca.leton, Contain to the oth I{ , loncnt of r...,t, Mi tfettrietta K..,g, eldest daughter of Edward Kto4, of Askl•ana-hatt Lardy, at I laatihon, Snotand, Coigne! Mathew I tillie. Carta roe, to Mts. C, owe, thing datighter . of.f .lArt Hoye', El. of Welt-hall. U.t Mon:l4y st'onight, at Faehas. ilea% Lieut. en' Ma '- note.. h > ctiour Ukt.e• of the Yeoman 5, end 1. a 1. , the South-wcst Dottier, t J.Mta Home, C.o. Wore, of the Rave Ye.ter.lay, at the church of St. Lamellar, Jul.i Mr.W.ltiv.l Williams, Mast, of the Swan with Teri Meeks Tavern. !A isne, to Miss Awl Mesther, second daughter of Jolla Ma ther, E.q. of St. Viacene—mw, Progtoa. DFATHS. ........ A man !rimed Joyce, on Thursday night. at Lmehoust, aged 82, without having tet!miimii•ed, until the Jar of drrith, an h o ur's F the age of t enty, had be in the daily practice of drinking six pots of poite , , but Ire ippintly exceeded that allowance. Hy an estmiste laid? made by himself, it Altp,ll4. that he hat drank 34,054 gailons, ur o •arly 300 hints. On the 9th inst. at his nenh:.-w's Isoust, in Russel-se,tisse, Joseph Robley, E•al aged Gi, late of the Wand of To. , i,sr, whore he had tilled the offices of 0 , eternal and Peri curl 1..e -si,knt, with the highest reputat,nu H. was born and .1 0 ( 4 ' 4 .t Keswick, Cumbe,land. 11.- first iiitraluced the plot gh irii the West Indies Kith an.:, by his superior sliiil in martarment of lie plantations, he amassed the wealth ''f 30,0001. pet annum 41,0101 of which he has bequestl.cd among sir r lations A.. 4 friend., and the remainder to his ne phew and heir, John Robley, Esq. of Russet orate. Hri tam. 14th ah, nn boatel His Ma esty's ship r onix, I. , e•itentant Henry Steel, of the Royal Marines f,a wales of H r in consequence of the wound: he in the gs'l int, but Woo enpg-inert, betwe.'n the Fl.moix and La Didun. --- At —• Madras, on the 44th Ur DeeeMber CI:4AM G l aic.. of Ilia Maje.tv'N ?3i Regiment. of a wintod he rect.: veil Gino a spew, while in the att ni leading his melt on to , rIZIu . F. Few Office a lanjoy,d a greater .haro of ealaant and " .1"." whole living; and no "Ile has died mine sincerely and ei.wereg• Iv regretted HIGH WATEK TIIIS If.lY ,cr LONDON SKII)+•k Mom. ....17 min. after 7. I Fe •' min after 7. LONDON :—Prititcd h. GEORGE DAVIDSON, No. '3'. Wyrh-street, St. Clement's, and Published by JOSIAH RYDER. at the Office, No Bath el St. Ca/A* 4 'a Church, Strand, whets 014•011 far lye PIP4r, inti be duty auta4sd S: r • • 00.10 . 1 :pie fines. 1 /Arc H. To •W gar.A Mott., p.: 71 1 :1 . f,rwtl , ;tr. AI Mr. S' oval". Gr.sce. I Mosie 1,1:4, M At Owl Sir E S•3gdt., M". A M' EVEN ITT, Su6l Mon* Urn W _ TM Me sa st!mr Hither Dr 71 , 111. nun:° be th iitit Ant, •• 0 .4 Ail *6 0 " Iri " VI • tr. r L +; 41 , S. r • 11 , .6 I,