The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-10-29 00:00:00

NATAL INTFLUCENCE. rokTsunvTui. ecr r. Sailed the thrinx gitn-vessel, with a convoy for Cuern•ey ; Super,' 'tun of wstr ; 1. 4 4/e.op sloop of war FMr 1/ h"Mh ; and the Do; wlsr gtio-hri..z, on a cyan , ' The fl.a4 for the coast of Africa got under weig:. this attetnoon.—Wind Easterly. ►LYMOVTH. OCT. 26. Came in the ►rir ftigate from A C 1 ; she 11.1% captured the tie.• Pei,. Splnigh ship privateer. of Ili guns, which had captured eight vetwk. and w.t , returning to port. The ►)drt privateer hag captured the Afinetro an 1 another vessel, name tot. know*, of the Leeward Island fleet. _ _ Sailed the Catuiiat armed brig nn a cruise ; Cu ricer sloop of war. and Loenqf gun-brig. NVind S.E. t4ITTRIIEMI. OCT. 26 The BoneMl sloop of war, with•the trade for the Bald: order convoy, got under weigh last night, Kith a light air of wind at S. IV. hut owing to the cilniness of the weather, and the. wind shifting round to the eastward, they _.re o!)liged to bring up and they are now ahlut four or five miles brl , w the Newt. _ _ convoy for Tonnintz.in is appo;nted for Thurb dA7, the 3ht ; any vessel bound to the Elbe or We,:r, Are to pit Ciernselves ender her proteßion —Wind Eat' et ly. itAitwicte. 'Cr. V. The Mails of the I 22,d, and 2:r.h, are via detaiaed here by contrary winds. The weather at present is e : , trsively withnot a ny aNrear. once of a change. We rn ty te.acnn3My expen the hlails that are (ie from the other side. Dr. 1., OCT. 27. Yesterday evening. the 4 , iudime frigate, Hon. Capt. King. with General Don and snit , : on board, put hack to the Dawns. by adversa winds, and re mains with His Majesty's ships as per 1 vit. A large fleet of transports. haying on boas d trnopt, are detained by contrary winds.—Wind N. E. Blows hard, With rain. FROM LLOYD. LI r. COMMICII nce• 27—Pained by the Aberdeen, %tempo, from Viraiina ; Quiten, she/wood, from G Salua, Moore, from Jlllla4Ca ; Alt.irrt, items; oe, from T Forkailis, Daugla., from Peter.borgla ; Ilennetr , , 114"14, firms St•iekhatin ; Harmony, Altars; Adovi., Lc,iiirie:v. Three Friend., Loekt.art ; Christopher, Vt •ilsrnan; Vrnw mom, Vrnw Ettv. Sauter; sad knits C 1.111.. Jo. hsona, from Damen! SOM the f er-mr•••• • ..i;.tir, For St. Mi. herr,: klitritory, Sedu , 4ll; Jane, ; Acites. Jimge Trewarr, —..; and the Uric SOirtietwers, Illoisba a, far Toimingen. All•IVAL1 Orr Harwich—The Swinam, Jones, from Morale, fur ti month. At Nymph. Rae, hum Peter4burgh. 01' qtied —The l'.),vermue,, Smith; a3<l VI- Antelope, f,m Ardour!. At PA , Abt•or—the w.:Let.n frn•n St. Amiero. At G.ivray.....roe Warhin,:tol,. I At LabevolUne—..fho I.atk, Colallll, (rein Dairtzie ; f..m Quebec; Dart. Re , 114 1 .c., fen F ; Blailie!,aist!, from Wate•fuert; SeTtiit, %Yalu& , aal tilt Sue. Cep, Kik .r. ham No-sfounelattd...llre Beaver, Adam', fro.. Liverpevall. AtP.ei odelirhia— Bt.oh‘lt, Rrac, fma, Aa Vin;iva—Thr Convirei. Prig• t*, (ROll At Naltiriere—Tibe I , nut . 4'llllo. -, from !IJII. . - At Yet•-"nrk—The Aogusta, wait, from Belfast, end the te...,,ek5,, fr.nn . IPSWICH. Ocr. 16. T!•• (I!neral Orekrs were giv.en nut nn rnir , i.r), to the different Regiments in prrisoa here T. ho r .flor GenetAl of ft-Arita', ant h;.ll,;dnies are in it:a Newpital., yv.terat and veinier:tit, and take rd the uremoding. theta... it tu.-h lion., as thee mar indite expedient ; and it is pant:tole& enjnineil, that nn I ntr r rnoi. n . natirfet .hall V gis en to the pertormance ei this ea•ential part of 'their dtity. rt !-.noun( Officvot, ewe:winding Stieoles of Militie, ar• an- Thom e ., in grant leave of abvence to the Officer. of et.e Real merit. th-it c , intniart.l, so tort Igo Its. thin one-half of the Ft-'d-thhc,a anti Ivy, Ilordsef the Captain. and Subaltern °Seers shall to present with the., respeatve cern*. " Farlough may AP, be minted to the Non-C.immhelotted Olken and !neat, Mtn of Militia Regiments. let at not to exc..q.d ten in every hundred men. An I all 01%..:n receiving lea., of absence, and all Non•Conensitsionerl ()Slicers and Pri vate Men. to wlom fortruset s may be granted. are ennetantiv to be ready to juin their N•entents at the ahrote4 n o tic e , an d the wh .le mom retina. and he aturtered at llood-Quanera by to 10th of March next. (Signed) a NV. ARMSTRONG, A.A G.* COPY OP 77011 THr SLCILTARY OTPICE, CkSIONS, TO TOE COLLECIOIII AND coMPTROLLER --.-. WAR IN DISGUISI E; OM. IHE FRAUDS OF THE NEUTRAL FLA<•S. The following extra Rs are taken frivii an creel lent pamphlet, just published, under the above name " But, during the last war, and in the present, a far more r9mpreher..ive innovation h is taken place. Prince and 11-Ilan i have totally ceased to Made under their own flag•, to or trom the ports of any of their colonies; and have apparently assigned the ver.ole of these branches of their commerce, to the merchants of neutral Stai.ei. I. Spain, thoug with more hesitation, and by gradual advances, has nearly male as entire a train. ter of all her trade with her colonies on the At lantic ; and if any reservation now remains, it is in respea of corn.' part Only of the specie in 4 bullion, for conveying which, a s!tip of war or two may be rccasionally risked. Even these most valuable ex ports have been largely intrusted to the neutral flag. at Vera-Cruz, Carthagena, La Plata, and other ports; while the still more important commerce of the Havannah, and Cuba in general, has known no other proteeti.'in. Of the French colonies in the Antilles, cf Cay enne, and Dutch Guiana, while that country was hostile to us, of the Isles of France and Bourbon, of lhstavia , Manilla, and of all other Asiatic settle ments which have remained under a flag hostile to this country, it may he truly affirmed, that neutrals hare been the only carrers. The mercantile co lours of their recpe&ive countries, and of their con federates, !lay:. been absolute strangers in their ports. Even the gum trade of Sen-gal, has been m ide over to neutrals, and as garrison supplied by them in return. " But why should I enumerate the particulars of this unprecedented case, when it nay he truly at: Firmed, in few words, that not a single merchant ship under a flag inimical to treat Britain, now crises the equator, or traverses the Atlantic Ocean "Though .o the generality of my readers this pro position may seem extraordinary, and perhaps too strange to be believed, yet it forms only part of a still more comprehensive aod singular truth—with the exception only nt a very small portion of the coasting trade of our enemies, not a mercantile sail of Any description, 1:ow errors or clears front their 4,n: is in any part of the v,lobe, but under neutral c , ,lonrs. My more immediate beisieess, however, is with that colonial :rade, whid: subsists by our indulgrn:e alone; and which I .io.l and perjnry could ant rescue from oar cruisers, if we did not forbear to exercise our clear belligerent rights. " Ycu may :nuke freshet with Bonaparte, but you 'rapt r..ee He may sheath the sword, but tl.e citive-"ranch is not in his power. Austria may have peace with France, Russia may have peace with France, Ent Great Britain c.th hive no real peace with tll4r power, &Ale the prAsunt, or any other militar+ tasurcer. hi ikist:s . ,es :tie iron sceptre he has formei, wad is in a coo :icon to hope tor our rn;n. "Am I asked. what is the ii•superable obstacle ? I answer, tOe British constirtition, I can repeat, ee AWN% with the chord). that we are fighting for our Elscrty and our laws,' for I believe that their surrender alone could obtain more than a nominal pear e. "France, under her ancient monarchy, could look across the strciglit...l I r o ver withoot envy or dis content ; fir her t, Ade.t ch. i r. bornished as they were 1 7,r the-spleauour of genuine royalty, rivetted by the gentle baud of t; me, end hallowed by a re. vcr.• twit f. r ancient hereditar; tight, were worn with pride, rather than humiliation or dislike. The throne stood upon foundations trio strong, as its possessors fully thought, to lie endangered by the exanplr, or by the contagious sentiment of freedom. " sir ran the new dynasty entertain a similar con. fidence ?—Let Bonaparte's rondo& and language attest, that he, at least, is not so simple. During that brief term of rretended peace, to which he le- Itugantly submitted, what was his employment out of .Franee, as well as within that country, but the subversion of every thing which approached the nature, or bore the name, of freedom ? In his treat ment of the little states around him, he was even ostentation; of his contempt of the civil liberty they enjoyed or affefted : an I he does not scruple now to avow, in the face of Europe, the 'very prin ciple I am ascribing to him, though in different language, in his apology for his treatment of Genoa and the Italian republic. "English liberty was happily beyond his reach; and it was necessary to temporize, while a contest with the negroes suspended those preparations for a new was, w hich he would soon have made in the western woad, and in India ; but his Gazettes ex hibited incessantif, not only his hostile mind, but the true cause of its hooility. Our freedom, es pecially the freedom of our press, was the subjs.& of bitter inveclive. By political hints, le lures, and addresses. he laboured incessantly to convince Frzinchinen, that there is no possible medium in society between anarcby and his own niilitary des potism ; but. as the known ease of England was en unlucky knot in Ibis theory, which he could not immediately cut asunder with his sword, his next, and anxious purpose, was to confound our freedom with licentiousness. to render it odious, and to hint, as he broadly did, that it is inconipatible with the common peace and security of Europe. " Had he not even the audacity to temonstrate to His Majesty's government. against the freedom of oar newspapers. and to demand that our press should be restrained ? But we cannot he surprised at this—Darkness, as well as chains, is necessary for his system ; and, while it is light at Hover, he knows is cannot be quite dark at Calais. " The enmity of this usurper, then. is rooted in a cause which, I trust, will *ever be removed, unless by the ruin of his power. lie says, there is room enough in the world both for himself and us;' 'Tin fake—there is not room enough in it, for his ow' despotism, and the liberties of England." Saturday. Mr. Ktxa, an optician, under tonk, for a wager of 30 guineas, to walk '2O miles in four hours. He started from the four-nnie-stono, at Hammer- smith, at seven o'clock, and went the lust seven futiles within the hour f he reached the 17 mile stone, beyond Colebrook, ii. one hour and fi:ty mi nuses, and returned to the pl ice fr sv! erice he started, without supping, 17 minut-s within the time allowed. Several petatans air-com,Jacuvd hem cou h irsvlsack. COURSE Of FRI ANGIi.-oe9. 35. 4numer.4.m .... l!) MI U. Venice igi Ditto at Sigbt .. 35 6 Lisbon 6l Rotterdam 11.iiibur1b NI S 3 U Doblie l2 A.t v rai , ... ... .11 ri 3 U. I Cork 15i P,.., I .1,4'4 date 95 12 0P114141 I. A 41 D.lt o..tittleaux • 06 1 sort Ile , s per ea.. 4 0 0 Ca. 14..... Sladi.4 Bilbao LCOOIR 5ll New Lunt. rub .... 0 0 , KM 41 (;•44444 474 :ii per Coot. ISublim er Lofoten (()A 21 ) ... .. . Ili Nelfa.t on London (Dd. 111) 5 111 Wirt as Deblke(DlSlo). 4l 111 deer. BIRTHS. Monhy sennlght, the Lady of the Rev. r. mu ; Can !. et Ch.ot Churc!i, tix ord, of a 1481. Thur-d iv, the Lady of Lient -Colonel Corson, of Water. perry 1144uA, Oxfordshire, of a boo. the L a d y ,, • thi Mondry Lot, .t lienbory nea Brist.d. Ge •rge Esq twiii 41,44.z1itt On !tond.ty sellnigot, the IA ty of the ;lon. and Rev. Wei, Cope!, of Watford. Herts, of a risoght.T. Lately, the Lady of d. in the Row the Fast India Company's Set won-, of a daughter, at kenitist.k liouse, in Yikshite. M A RRIA(.IEA. Tuesday law. at Burnham, .n . .sl•otore, Ja.14.-e Munr o , r ig. of Malley. in Middlesex, tsa ALs. Csruline Martin, young est daughter of Sir Mordsunt Mutio. 11itt. of Domino). On 'Ette,thy la.', at Liver l a.,l, by the R.., R chard abler, A. M. IssisrusJurias Ve.iaolts. Esq. Bodine, at Ls.,, eldest son of Lazarus V.:nears, of Wood Hill, Lantandurs„ Esq to It 114 Alice Jolly, of Isnrerpoul. Un Thurvtiv, J•itin W•terhouse, of Well Yorkshire, to MiAGrice ElisalrAn R.trifon , daughter ofjohn Raw.on, of Shiner Ruyd, Deaf On the inst at E •-th, in Drouishire, Captain Martin, of the Ist Regiment of Voot Irus, and eldest s..u e r F..q. to 161. M RO , iwton, eldest c hug .,. ter of Saniiiel Rollotoo. Esq. n' the Ide of Wlghi. A few days since, at Lune Ilemioton, Mr. liturei to Min Epwurth, eldest dsughtcr of the lstu Rear Admiral Euwerth, of 'ruttiest, Devonshire. DF.ATIIS _ _ On Fftdav 44, at M Mss Sterna, elder daughter of Thome. Stan%ll, Erg M. .r Newark. Woineartuy last, at his hoot., near P riarrt ith s R. A.,. toiral It Pa,liser Co rprr. He Ira: au trot.O vAkt health 1,1 within half an hour of hi. death. Ftiday. Sir .1 urea Malcolm, Hot. lately Lieutuna.it Co. yenta , of Sheerne.• Ac Flushing, n••:.r Fa:ntouth, o t Moto' ir se'suotio, V. Alexmole Cuo.o.g, Lac CUIIIMArI.IO, of Cie C.stie I.t.t. at his h.•ttet-, at Chfittrt, ' , ear Bristnl, Samvei Wutr.ll, L.q 1-ther to Samuel Moral, Eaq T.oots Clerk 6: ISt bad hiouoLly so'imight, Mr 1141,.11 5.11.114 w, I.f W.i/ls.invon, tanc .Ir,, upward: .440 yew. Master of tits Gram.nat SCIIU , II. in Ki.l WA I'ER THIS DAY AT LONDoN. HKID Morn .. I nun after F., n.... win. a it.•( SALES BY AUC TION. Ity Mr STEWART. At his AnAion Rooms, I9i, Pic.aildly, opposite Albany, Tills DAY, and T..onnrow, at It o'clock, AN Excellent COLLEC l'lON of BOOKS. a Fifty Pound !Plan, too the Brush Shops m.dicat Inytruntews. Reanni of Printing D:co), g PApet, Are..unt KIK*, Two Marble Cl' tnne : -pn-ces. and ,a • r M baßlAlteous Att , eles. To be viewed till the S.le, and Catalogues hid By LEIGH and S. SOTHE3Y, Rooßiellers, at then No 143, Str.incl, on 'IIIURSDAY, October il , 1801.. d rive followl.sig 1)..%. (Su...li, excepted), at Tvrel•e CIRCULATING LIBRARY of Mr. JL FISHER, 11.,okarller, lingt.ton (a and by Order of the Arivieea). Likawdo Twenty FA::c-tz,:d Piano Fates. To he he vie and CAtaingues I,nl touKs. B, mews. RING and LOCHEE. At the .r (I,•nt Ft•i•in, 38, Ki i street, C ment-gtntrn, on it SD AY 2:EXT. and talkie Day, At A Valuable Seirdtitm of BOOKS, in the Greet. i, 4 1.11 310 I.Atig•tgua. cionainisig al the best ea.:ie.l mid 0,0041 Atit“,,rt, Works nu Natural I V •iyaget, I I edui teal and N4i.e,ltaiieuit4. m the oilmt ebui.e tae. dvinit, recently intp.irted (min the Continent ; to which added, the -inAii Library or a G-110CIIII•in, chiefly English, age. that with a Mahogany WriiitcAse. May be viewed, And rat:Jueites had VALLI AILE MARMs. COLLIERY, AND IURNIPIKL sECURII 11 , i IN CUMBERLAND. At the Georg.: Ltn, in Pen;itli, in ;b. Cio ~, '' eithee together nr in separate Lots, on TUESDAY, the I:tk day of November, 12.33. at Six o'Cieck in th. ALL that compact al.l v shuble TI rut E•FREE L FARM, siteate at HEWER lIILL, m Cade Sowerhy, eow“ty of Cumberland; westering of a well-built Dwellit,g-Maus., with ' , matins Liiitallouses and Offices thereto lindongiog, and 289 A. 5 k. 19 P. of Land, occupied there with now in the procession of John and George Wright. Also, dl that o ther emn - ract and Tdlie-Free Farm, adjoining to the .I..rime-iisentionco &date, and coortinnislr known be the name ot CASTLE SOWERISI LOW FARM ; cinlinning of a well-beet U relling-llotate, with su:able t tat-Houses and saves Poach) liclougitig, and IGO A. l R. 13 P. of Ltud, occupied therewith ; now hi the po.seadoo of Jolt,. Bailey. Both the above Faints abound with Coil and Lintestoul., are dioant from Pariritli a'xiut Ten Miles, and adjoin the Turnpi , .e Road loading oaten Pemith and Wiron. And elan all that raloahle Colliery, ceriiiivoily known by the Ilan.* of Ulmer Hip Colliery, noir working to ir.et pro. fit and advantage, and from which 14,000 Skips have bees sit I annually, for several roars past ; each Skep contiiiiing 111 Winchester fl.,shelt,, and all the Seams of Coal tying mulct the Farms 'Sort mentioned, At the saints Twit: and Place will be Sold, Two Turn;•ike Securities; the ene Cot o.ie Thousand ['moods, upon the Read leadaig between lEamont Snag! and Carlisle, and the other for Seircit 11,111d(el 3411 eighty Pounds, ;pm the lead leadin; trim Shaddim Gate towards K-ewick. Mr. 1 , 414 Wiie',t col MI. John Bailey will 'Maw the Farms, and Mr. Georg • Wright will chew the and further Particulars may hail, by applying a Mr. William Ilobitn, at Middleton, near flamer,' Cathie; Mr. C. Ware, No 11, Holborn Court, Gray's Inn, Landes; add of Mr. AS. koason, Solicitor, Dalton, I.anc.o.hire. AT MOLL. " Gent(coven...The tools Commio-loriers of lii blajesty's Treasury having latele had consideraton., several rep ons of this H .ard, on application from sundry pernons, for restore tiou of turpentine, hemp, and other misal store., which have been r ize4 fir bring cirried comewi.e, without its proper a...- mimeo's; and th , ir Loidahips having c•rine to a determination 0.4 to igrAst relief to parties in tenors, wlri may negl,,,rt to take out the proper do umlauts, requited by I.w, previous to shopping coastwise any naval storm; " I have it in command to acquaint you therewith, and to direct you to cause the said resolution to be sn.,de as public s•nu,h'e, for the informatiois of the sa•rent moo:halite sad traders re.i.liog at your port. " I am, Gentlemen, yew most humble +tisane, •• H HUTSON Pro SeirratAry. " Custom-House, Landoll, August 16, 1 . 805 " " The merchant% shippers, awl raweivers °firm': Sy genets 'mime coa.twAe, to and from th.s port, are /It Feb, rc, l e.rt. bitty in:gonad, that tf InlikTlTlCei err- loot regularly ' ,tine be Sue gu.da 4buyerrm:amned, and ..Ito all other wrliat• mgr. slup e td, tbei mill be brought to Ms Me l e.ty's 'Wetchmazo,, and welt the Beim!'. " W. 1i1t044411.F.Y, eastwaitem. " T. W. CRUMPTON, " CoasteraWe (Wee,Cd.tom House, Hell, (kt. ao." tried, at Black Rock, near I)uhlin, sincerely la mented by an afFerfbonate family and extensive ac spairstaince, the Lady of Sir JOHN Lkts, Bart. Her Ladyship had retired to rest the night before in perfta health, and was on Simday morning found dead in her bed; a better wife, a kinder mother, or more sincere friend, has not been lent behind her. Oa Tnesiday morning the remains of her Grace the Duchess Dowager of ATeot, Plaroness STRANG!, passed th ongh Glasgow, on their way to be depo sited la the Messily vault at Dunkeld. It is but jus tice to her Grace's memory to say, that she sifted a s:-i't liberal part toward her eldest son, the present Duke; I'or her Grace was sole heiress of the Isle of and also to most of the other landri estates belowrog to the Tamils in the county c: Perth, all .of wnkh ahr resigned to her son, the Duke, on his marriage with his firer Duchess, and retained only to herself the sum of 209th. a year, paid by Govern ment from the Irish establishment, as part of the parehase.money agreed for her giving up the Ise of Man to Goveriaraent. THE MARKETS. CORN-EXCtiANGE, Mown t•.Oc t. 2s. The atrivala of Wlitht todiav are wi very tnnitarous but 4heral supplier. , at hand, and Inc sionp!ea of the Kew qnaldy rather bett,r :died is I.med; nt ler is withOilt ••1 , 101•In Raft• and Mal in oot4l.lltna cspnlv. a.•l 6 . oriliiii4ll4 better ;nice+, as Is v. 0 ,1 , $1 I ft ••• a ; new . n.Aa any cheaper.—tialt f,. Att.T.l. 4 tl.r, t..lay, +WI faille, Jowl.. a clouted at a wita I :vivant., —4'nm, fully wawntaina it, ice.-4ietteral Sale, a. iker (*Uri One, atllleXed. (711.(KEN r PRIOF. UY ({RAIN. 4% 5 70.. IV4ii 44. 524 0.. 1 ..1 Ist 724. 741 0.1 Tick beaus .....32. 46. Od. 11.• .94•..33..1)1. rolands 334. 37• Od. Maq .74s ft). 0.1 1 Ks?. Seed 40 4.11 114. White . Mts. Me. Od Fine Flour 7O 01 154 30, 0•1 601.65s Od KKTURN OF MO' V Inctuaing only from thr 140 agreraWy to tl s. d. T IN MARK LAMP. h of Oct to the Mit of Oct. the new Am 4. 2?3 ---- at 63 130 At 67 564 -- at 64; 4SJ- at 65 200 - at 64 2112 ---- at 6.3 112 Quarters at SI 61 at 83 67 at 84 G at 8$ 411 ...—.--at $0 at 79 - at 76 9 at 77 252 at 76 1744 at 75 277 at 74 299 at 73 5., at 711 54 at 71 1550 at 70 150.—....—. at 00 Tatar, 10,440 Quartitta , 4arair 187 , .741. 14. 514. Weer *Da lot *Atom. 11 - at 62 16Si --- at 6rl wit -- at 58 130 at 56 16♦ - at 54 200 ---- at 53 54 ----- at 52 344 ---- at !A) 128 at 48 A RETURN OF FLOUR, From Oct. 18, to Oct. 18, (tom the Cocket Office. Sacks. s. d. Sacks. s d. S.lck. a d. 13011.... 70 a 114.... 67 0 4).... 114 o 303.... 611 0 W.... 66 6 1:3.... 61 0 4;9.... 6S 0 1 , 7.... 66 II 4.... 60 0 4).... 67 6 470.... 65 0 Tooo-11,762 Sacks -.-Attew On. 644. lower than last 695. S jJ. nuca or SEEDS IN MISK.I.ANE. Cerraway 9ot 01 to 93. 04 pet cwt. Consoler l3. 0.1 to 14 , 0.1 White Miotard Seed . 6. St to 14. 0.1 per lou.hel. Brown data 9s 0.1 to 17. Od Broad 111.ne . 36. 0.1 to 's Od pet quarter . 1..11g Pods . Od to 46. 04 Tom 13. Oil to 404 Od to 311 Od PRICES (IF FRY AND STRAW. SATUS•4Ir. sr /AIMS'S wattllCHAPit. H. , ...... CI 31 a el VI Os • 01 N CI 'vet... of • 01 (X aar.... .11 101 • 21 I. Hay 51 164 a 4I 191 Clover 51 0. a GI Os Straw .11 14• • 21 2. PRICE OF HOPS. 114 CC POCT RTC Kent 6l IN to RI ea i Kent 71 —4 to 91 Sussex.... .61 Rs to 71 74 Stoses s to RI Si Ewer 61 6. to 71 7.1 Farnham... 104 —. ton, -.4 I:l4triintt.n, 144ottoar, tter.fB. 1 o volt the So•ne r.t 10b 11,14 Is 44 to 4. 44 1 Vee1.......3e Ito 4 4 $4 Mutt's S 4 Gd te is id 1 P.A.. 04 to 36 44 Lamb 4t. 04. to 44 61. H• 34 of Cattle thi , Illeasto. *Scoot 3,4oo—Sheep and 1.04011, 16Ano. NEWGATE AND LE 41 Iv the Reef 9$ 11,1 r 51 5141 Muttml l. 64 or Si Ili Lamb. I rocs k. J111:1111,)1 Mllkea. • 46 30 Oar. Nukes Whopetupel Market 4s 111 Per Stwor u 1 114 b. --- I 12s *I Averaga Pries... 4+ 31.1 Town . --a 71, id Yell.roSnap, s a 7s. P;iee Ceeeleb, per doe t)!<.VHELI. M %MCC IS. Cat,as, - - Y. 11 1 .. to 61 to to 1 , 1 Pori 4s $d to $. 4,1 ad. t.. 4,. sd. T 41.1.0 W. y.•1(..9 R U.ia 1114 CA Whit. ditto lid Snap t0w.... —9 Oil 411. 99d %setting Stitif..9 914 iB, I).ttii rough —s —94 Its Gond 109 .Isoittled, l 4ll--4:otri, 94a. 114 ‘41.114i.1•, I>t.. 41. RAW HIVES. Bat Heifers and Steers. rer stone, Sa. W. to SR. Rd hirmo . Ordinary Markel Calf l2s. 64 eirb. F.ngl!sh Hmee Sheep non, . 11d. to is. 04. Lamb Akins TRACE (Jr LEATHER. SO to 5,416. each Thaw, 60 to 631 b. each 203 to 27J 11,11.nchant. Racks 2II to 244 Epre...ino Hides. „ . 224 to 23d Vi n e C •rch Hideo 234 to Psd Cron Hides (.r cutting V,: to Flat , trdniary 204 to 211 CAlf Sklnt, 10 to anila pet Dozen 'old to 4.4 Ditto, 60 to 70111 3Rd to 424 i DM., 70 to ROIL 'l64 to 38,1 S,nall Seale kik .enlaod) 364 to 4W, I.arge liltin looi to 11104 per Antra. Tanned Moor Hides ').4 to its p-r hole. Goat Skin* COAL-MARKET, 0cr.13 SAPS at M .rkel. liold Prig. 9.. Newesql• 4 43s 9d a 6 0•91 0..11 , nd •r 1 aiwl 0 ..... od a -.4 0..14000 Cwt 0 ....4 Oda ...a MEETING OF otErwroßs A f OUILDOALL, to someworl M. w Frettet.ck Ortlitlyq, thecarT 4 Lneldno,apo- - 1 10 iresterday—St. Su UM aitu JuotHolmity at U tufo Pulte Olneas. PRICK OF IRISH STOCKS—A/co. 22. Ger. Debentures. Si per Cons 7O Goy Stock, it per Cent. Date, 5 per Crust 9tii Grand Canal Loan, 6 per Cent NORTH WALES, LANNIGHSHIRL. VALE ON CLWYD._ At the Wh.te Lien b u t, Rintnn, en TUESDAY, the i>t► D of N.,yensher , briweeti the lbws nt 'feu 4 A Six o'Cl.p.it in the Evening, le Len, ureic.. previously 6.14 by private Contraft, uf which due N.itice will be given, and blibird to Condition s then to be produced , r r itiE extensive and very improvabk FIIKE HOLD ES tATF, called the dATI 1 NV ERN ESTATE, consi.tiep or a c.pital Staiiiii.in-kue.e, called Bathafern Peat. Coach-house,, stating, sod imitable o.itibuil4iitig% Eru duth•e Kitchen.g.rden., and ostensive ilearate-vound.; gether With the Wutoli, Deinewie Land., and various Farm., which are in eac.llent cultivetion, and raii , t teinifftaely te. vented, the Wiiote enataluisig uewartle of NllltlYell numbed Acres of Land. The dirtlo4W Seat of Illathafron Park, the reinandk cern./ and beauties. of which are 614 welt kllOl.lll, is admit' about one mi . , (rum Ruthin, Wove Coin Denbigh, and n iseteen Gorse Chester, in the mint beautiful and fertile Viers of Clod, which, nnJ the adj g counts., the Maission-hosisc rt.....so g rounds command the tineaileitlitt II 'woo. The above Fasts is well timbered, and part e; it is .uppowiii to contain very valuably vents lead ens, lons which much front may 411111/114. The Farin•h,..,, are in good repair, and tbe Lind, in rectal, is capable of great improvement. The several tenant. will *hew the tenni in their respesliye h.ildinge; and Mr Whitby. of rede4.in, near Cheater lwhe hat the main of t h e l.nale). awl Mr. Hugh Owen, of Bala ( ate asithinnied to treat (or the whole tw private contract. Printed Pink-else. may be had of Mr Whithy and Mr. Owen; also of Mr 111 ghea, No. 9, Hollmra-court, Gases Inn, London ; Maw, La c e a nd Dass.all, liverpol; Mora. Richard and Edward Jones, Shudohill, Maischeter; at the Chtilet ; White Lion, Ruthin 9ull, I)enb,llt and Liar., Shrewsbury. LONDON :—Pronted b, G DAVIDSON. N,.. 17. tY, Vow Street, Coyest Garden, and Pab..h..l at tko Offies, No S. limit of St. Cleraant•t Chock, Straef, hr W. STUCK, of No 7, New d.•1t•.,, Suet!, Loot A' to O err, &e. tor tl. Pyper. loot to t\e elb a will Sr doll Moods& to. •. the fi appla Jay Ue T.rp Jto;tt prr.rd 3 ". re d beg le Medi fir' 77 7 - Th listo.l T oven' ire,ve Ii in ge hari.l crew Aster St.' is gen •ge`, Th• I Ta.: I Dr maw nunit Aa th wit. a Airla Marna 44 " th i 14 pii .• , A u •• „Q " Cd .. in) g. an '• we " of .. uv A , n " CA 46 t o , " *1 Tl, Lette U " 101 l ^ Sir " Ali " fall " gni " be' IM " hit " hu "T