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- "fr. dar - .q., • MONTHLY LIST Or NEI, PCBLICATIONS FOR OCTOBER. ARTS, FINE. The Speculum ; an Essay on the Art of Drawing io Wa ter Colours: with Instructions for Sketching Guns Nature, . . ' 1.1 emnprising the whole Process of a Water-cofoured Drawing, familiarly morniphlied in Drawing, Shadowing, and Tinting, . a complete Landscape, in all its progressive stages. Direc bons for compounding and using Colours, ludiau Ink, or . . Bister. By J. Hassell. it lid. ARTS 1N D SCIENCES. I . A Treatise 60 Plane and Spherical Trigonometiy. By Robert Woodhouse, A.M. F.ILS. Fellow of Cants College, Cambridge. Sr.. 76. 6d BOTANY. The Plilneophy of Botany. By Dr. Thornton. .Parts :4V1!1. Mul NIX. ion fah each. EDUCATION. • PriA:cal English Prosody and Versification ; containing ll; ....i lotions of the diffrreut Species. of English Vt.& $:, with ! . :6 . 1 . 6 . 111011 in S. 61101111! nod Versification, gradually accom modated to the various capneities Of Youth, at different ages, . and inhrsperted will Rciiiiwki on Syutina, Etymology, and Piimenciation. By J. Carey, L.L.D. 46 -...A Key is *dad, 4- and bound ',perste, price sts 64. k She New British Spelling-Book. By Joseph Guy. ts. W. 11 HISTORY. Crewel; Chronicle; or, History of England. To which It Wed, his Table of the Bailiffs, Sheriffs, and Mayors, of the . City of Loudon , f the Year 1189, to 1551, inclusive. • t vols. loyal 610. 41. 46. Hints, ie Anecdotes en d Secret Memoirs of the Legislative Union Ivetweeti tircatllt rill& juld lieland. By Sir Jonah Barringtou, One of Hilt Majesty's Cuomil.at.Law Judge of the High Court of Admiralty of. Ireland, and Member 40E the late Irish Parliament, for the Cities of Timm and Cloglicr. Part I. Imperial *la. 11. is —Fine paper, tl M. LAW. Reports of Conta in the High Court of Chancery. Ee F. Vesey. EN of Lincoln's-ins, Barriinee.at-Law. Vol. XV Part 1. MEDICINE. Sur%lettl Mu►rration.. Part 1. On the Constituti.sial th-441k and Tonkin:cut of Loent Diseases, and tou Ancurtsnis, E) Jae Macroothy, r.n oro 7.. NISCELLA %VAIL'S. Jodie. and Generusit) aganiat Malice, Igaorante, aid 11 0, vrtriv • ut, An Attempt to .hew the Rosily of the New r, ices at the Theatre. Hoye I, Covent-Garden. By Attains. A Cll.ol ,l tleTlTSlisc on Farriery; comprising the T1111111SC (101”, or Modern Practire of the Veterinary At I; exhibiting the trite Char/wine, Canom, Symptoms, Praduostits, imps-used Methods of 'riveting the Diseases of Annuals, in elod;ud those of Hones, C9ll/11, Sheep, Pep, Dogs, &c. st;c. ititesukd as a Conipendsum to the lean. Veterinary Surgeon, Grown, tomer, Grimier, 5... Aiming a uew and l'ruetital Nosolory of all ton Ihmote of Douiestic .Issimills. Dy J. kriots, Veterinary Surges., 12th Light Diagu.,.,. Royal Imo 41 is. The Aerator of F. nein; or, A Treatise en 0.• A.t of 11S/01,1•41efence ; explained epou stew principle a. J rl OW. lead, of the Royal Military Acnden.). ; ~.e. Au to the Intiab:fr. United Kin-,.f10m of Great t frelyad, on the api.roacLingJoliike. Is. Lent sowers's 'Freels By Waller Scott, Fag. Vol. 0, royal 410. 91.95. Th.. (initialer of the Ring; or, The Royal Jahlice; tci,persed wills iodinate Awed Ace of liu Alnj ..ty; to gether with en Admonitory Address to the l'eopls of the United lituolont. 111.6 d. An Analytical Vlew of the Mesikal Department of the Bri tish Aim.. Cy Chi.; lnt Maelcan, M.D. sus. 5s 64. The Pie noire of Anarchy, a Dramatic Siouan. To erhiob Map, illustrative 011ie Wort. 35.8. L Proccruing, in the Vice-Admiralty Coot at Malta, its the ease ofilic Kn. :George privateer, New. le, tecli be tas the Right ‘‘,,,bii.•;.§l J. Sewell, L I. D. is. NOVELS, ROMANCES, TALES. The Italia.. Marauders, a ILmtaacs. L'y Anna Matilda. d vols. 11._ Talks of utliPr Keehn/ ; rolknoll is a Tour throusk Surope. by a 'llartller. a vole. 'taro. as. POET N.Y. GD.b. rt, an Amatory Poem, in rigid cantos. By Jansen Teuiplernln. tr. 6J.: qty. val. Ila Jubdes. By Wd. ferdan i Eat. 92. lout :lunar wed Translations fro:n the Ancient 11:14 Modern Cbteeice, together with Origiu.l Puente, never before 'pub li.hcJ. Cot teci by J. C. HobLunee, BA. of Trinity Cul- Cionliriage avo. 10a. 64. _ . The llou Vivant.' Galati or, Gastronomy A Poem, in Cur cantos. Front Ilse Freed. of Iteruboux 4t U. Ss. I+OLllll-$. The First Book Of Napoleon, the Tyrant of the Earth ; written in the ss 'Jib year of the WorIJ, old litfiyah of the Chr:stian Era. Lty Eliakini the Scril,e avo. ea. A Cursory View of lair Adwinut, titian • with • few re marks on the Strictures of The Quarterly &view, oa Mr. Mourc's Pabliiatioa. la 6J RELIGION. The Reformer's Bible No. to be emotMited we•bly. Is. 3d. A Vindication of the Jess : By way greenly to the Latter addressed by Persercrsore u to the English Israelite." Humbly submitted to the consideration of the Mismonary Satiety, uiid the Londor Society foe promotiag Christianity mama' the lons. II) Thomas Wi!herh,“ 7 s. Friday . evening Dv Mr. HULL, muster of the Wantlenill . Taverii, K gtou.cruss, war pas.iug along Blaclarinri-road. feeling himself indispostd, be went into the Crown Public-houre.and called for a Blass of spirits, whilst strutting at the lair, in the act of drinking, he dropped down and instantly es tired. Mr. Pattie. a surgeon in the neighbour 60d, • was sent for. who isninedimely opened - a vein, but without producing an ! effict. The 'loath of the deeesaed was caused by the bursting of a blood vestiVl in the head. Lturiii.,• the fug on Saturday right It.r, Ham mersmith coach was overturned hear London, by which accident several of the pasiiriigers were very neverely bruised, and au outside pastimow r had his thigh broken. The Portsmouth coach, and a geli d man's carriage, were likioise overturned Mit tile same place, sod somc of the passengers mate tially hurt. ttwiiig to the fog, on Saturday night, several ac cidents happened on the Bath road, near London. A gloss coach, belonging to Mr. Jones,. in Davies. street, Berkeley -Fiume, overturned near Ken sington, and one of the lathes was cut in a most shocking manner by the b raking of the gins. Saturday, a child named Cswout.i.„ shout nine years Mil, being entiu.teit with the cure of her lister, aged twenty mouths, was cartlemly walking' •n the litirb stone, in Golden-lane, with the infant in her o arms, ,Ilets her font slipped. and they both felt under the wheel of a cart, which crushed this aldrat in so dreadful a manner that it died in stantly ; one of the feet of the other was much cute lad bruised, but not thogerously. The mother pithy children, who was far aid anced in preg. miacy. an being informed of the dreadful cater trophe, wrist into flit, which brought ou a prelim. titre labour ; she's now in a state of delirium, and Le.. life is despaired of. A woman who resides at iteptfard, and who was also pregnant. passing at he moment the accident happened, was so much alarmed, that she was immediately taken in labour, aid seas halm in a catch Dye the pariah *Sam , . • ' 64 . 01040f tiirdrltlCAL ft dial?. • —.we.— 1 The '• iserrontierOrdt this fashionable watering place, wishing toOmlate.the glorious example of the - nation in gehelltil, agreed to dine together in the Theatre, on IVedileaday last, which Mr. W at - non, the Proprietor, a. once acceded to. In the triune, of the day, the House wn v isited by many . of ouelrashionables, 'to view the accommodations preparing for these loyal follower~ of the sock end buskin. After partaking of an excellent dinner, .serve.) on thestage, they withdrew to the green-room, where an handsome desert was lint out (presented by 'Mrs: T. Dibdin), and on Mr. Marshall's (the acting Manager) tatting the Chair, he gave 4. The health of our beloved Sovereign George the Third, and 'nay this be the most unhappy day of his reign." Immediately after ' .. God save the prig," was played, by Signor Pucci, on the harp, and sung by Mrs. Moore and Mrs. T. Dibdin, with a full chorus by the whole company; several loyal and patriotic songv succeeded, by Messrs. Moore and Chatterly. Dancing commenced on the stage, at half-past nine. In short, nothing could exceed the hilarity of the day ; and this humble mark of gratitude to their revered Monarch, who has ever been the warm friend of the histrionic art, has made a mast pleas ing impression oil the minds of all here. The following are the names of the principal Per forint rs:— • ....---. Mr Marshall, Mr. Chatterly, Mr. Eldwisle, Mr. Wood, Mrs. T. Dibdin, Mrs. Omelet ly, Mrs. Marshall, Mr. Moore, Mr. Belmiore, Mr. White Sigmas Pucci, Mrs. Moine, Bliss Wood, Misses Marshall, de. The Theatre, after a most successful season, closes next week, with Mr. Moore's benefit. MILITARY IMPEDII7OM3, SENT MT InfOLAWO TO TER CONTINENT Or artaers, /EON TEE CoNOISECEMENT OP THE WAR 11TWIZI . GREAT RRMAIN /IND TRANCE, IN MS, TO 'ma PEE SENT MEMO. " Look at this .." SRAJAZIPt•Ri. Web...taken the pities to history of the Military Ewe& the Coutitient.withis the f act Of facts, in cuniulli lion nit etrurture t nth the 4;overe.t: ti.r itept.liey et vadettel.: , -1 tl are but to be eacivir.cce,t reit I &Neste the teeutead tionald tit them tafthde fully._ straw, into one point of view, a Miami seal from this ewestry to t sixteen Si ars ; and if this mama our to, sent disasters, •'ues not at and the people of England, of 1111d1 enterprises in (mine ; !Ley thcligh all the heroes who have se from the dead and admonish PITT ADM 121 IMPUDITION Ire% t se. t—F eb !ms, 'ISTR.I TI ON. TO TRANCIE. C, YOrk IL/Cc-' JOU troopi 01j,..—CItiquest of France lisikel. After a loss 028,000 Darn, and an immense quan tity if cannon and raw ro, the wreck of the army re. turned to England in :Unit b 1795. 10111 To ,aascr. • SeOOXID .tiFlllll' • W4e7 •rwt--May 1194. Co.a*.ander--Cal 33uirs inilad. Could not erect • landing. in Brihiney i sail ed to i /mend ; will shared the fort it nisi. of the Dyke of l'ink's ill-facd rimy. TO VA 111.110 N. Faded. Three-fourths el' the Anglo- Emigrant a toy Were lust, together •itls 70,0» stand of rams, iiingazines, awl clothing fur 45,000 MICH, • last,te Sinn in sliteie, and six ships richly la ck s. LOS TO IIOLL•N D. (1,000 !hit , * Oki chAte-estalitlailment Iloyahy iu Brittolos) - 4:rrolitoN Warm sca —Loa 1.4 Conowtrdep...M. Puisaye Petl—ls,uos troupe Olijectto pesetrels W Purs MST tlrrurru Whieseit.....M ay 179. I ononsoler-4leo. Coots troops Objeetru destroy the Novi slalom a Hollsad, raib d. The works of the Bru its Canal were bluest up, and required •une week's repairs, but Gem nil Coot( unit his army ft 11 into the baud, of the euctuy. 'aura MOt.IAII D. SZCOU D zircon' Whex ng st 1799 Celensamertna—Dake rat York, aud Geuetals Hermosa suol Essen Riled. Lust nearly half tha *nay ; and entered tale a earntukt un on the tutu of October, rhereb) the Duke agreed on cum t of being allowed to re-embark, to 'the, ate 8,4)00 French and Bavarians, the. planners in England. Fern-17,ane E.glisb, and fu,otto Runians Oitfref—lhliverance of Eu. Mite ISTRATION. FOX AD3IINI ITltli Whale .1 MO itly 1806 Comeartiev—Sir J •Stuart farer—tyrou troupe OAj.rt—•Espolewa of the Forsch (tom Italy PORTLAND AD. ZIPIDITIOII TO Whew rot —August t•o7 I Comolooder--Lurd Cathcart Fsrce—cn,oots soldiers %Ara—To obtain possession of the Danish fleet. " Thss which is 'morally slew." MON irkeimes—.May ISO' innakneander—Sir J. Mouse Fort' I 4,0011 000114 Objert--'lu aid Sweden against Russia PIM lIIPEDI' 111. m semi—July Isom A. Wcileo- ley Fort - n-10,000 troops Object—To assist Spain 111111.? ITII Moe mit—A mist I SOO .. Cototatc'er--Si7 A. Welles. Irp; superstate by Sir Wsrry Rerrerd 1 supersed td by Sir Iles pals ymple ! ibree-•47,0oo troops , flefeti—tipoision of the Free* (run the Pelts. wet . , I • 011(0111111 1111111MDI WAnt scia--Ncov. 1101 Coarresuire-.-Sir J. ituasie Piwee-48,•09 troops 041rZ ii rapelsioa of the from ups. ON TO ITALY, Failed the object, bet ant eceded in vanquishing a French Rimy of 7004 men, 4" , 111 of whim were either killed, anointed or take. pi isomers. lINISTRATION. COPE 's nasal' Svcree4ed. England, while in a state of profound peace with Draimark, bombarded her capital, set irc to her metropolis ; killcd vast numbers of inhabitants ; burnt down 400 houses ; took from her 15 ships of the line, 15 frigates, t, Wigs, ■nd 25 au-boats, besides vessels oil the stocks, to iher with naval stores to the amount of go i nou tons. wrung, cannot be politically Int. TO 'WOOZY. Foiled. Gustavus put Sirloin' Muore ander arrest; he es caped with difficulty ; and Iris army, after remaining un hoard the transports se veral weeks, returned to kingiand. 101 TO ;FAIN. The Junta of Guthrie decl in ert theprofferred assistariec, esserting that t►ey wanted not men, but merely arms, ammunition, and money. Advised Sir Arthur to pro. reed to Portugal. TO PORTUGAL. Faded. The canape:gib which In oduced the •rctury of ♦l mcira, was terminated by the memorable curiventios ufCiuira.The French army was scat house in safety, and the principal part of tlic British army was seat . to Spain. The remnant of our forges arahompsently quitted Portugal us the ad vance of the Fulmar. HOC TO aratr. Toiled. Tire English army ad vanced floes the coast Mt. the interior of Spain, but finding thansehes unsup ported by the " Unbind . VVVVVVV ZSrLDITIOIS TO When send—April 1809 Cominaxtitr—Sir A. %Telles- Icy iorer-30,000 Sloops (the number asked by Sir Ar• thur to drive the French out of the Peninsula) Obj•d—Thc dclivoraree of Spain IMPEDITION tic' Me* seat—June 1809 Ceimeetter—Air J. Start Foes-111,•00 troops Object—Divaasiuu is favour a Austria TRIAD EIPEDITI Plea sent—August I s. Cowenandes—Earl Chatham Frirre—so,ooo troupe Objeel--dDiversiov hi favour of Austria, and the dt struction of the eueui)'s Net at Antwerp Ordinaries Extraurdinsries To &seem To Sicily • AT itcellaseoes SetVICIA • Spanish satiety" and tte Freneh annies• savant:in . ; upon thein,they were eil to retreat to the coast, and finally re-embark at Corinna, where their gal lant commander fell; 1-Jd of bin army haring perished by famine and the sword rORTUGILL ♦ND IP•I!1 . Foiled. Sir Arthur having pe netrated to Talavera, ob tained a problematical vic tory ovei Joseph Bonaparte; hot being ill-supported by the Spanish armies, and rc. duced to gnat extremities fur want of prodigious, ow. ing to the apathy of the Junta, sod the want of cor diality in the people, was obliged to retreat, and has arrivid at lElvas, on the frontier of Portugal. His army is greatly reduced iu numb. es, sonic accounts say to :Ml♦ ADD PROCIDA. Failed. Took possession of the islands, which he afters a r ds abandoned without Lavine detaiued or withdrawn any part of the French fusee from the Danube. 10111 TO HOLLAND. • Failed. The Expedition was not dispatched till the Ar mistice of the tith of J uly had terminated the cone, %t betwixt France andAiod I:ot:turned with to,suu melt, without ■ttemptNq any operation- against the 6e, t r. Antwerp. Obtained pus aLabiuu of Plakiieren and I:eveland, the latter of which places bas shim been abandoned. Thus, while our military cepa. ditious suit to the Continent of Europe, since the commencement of the revolutionary waa, have (with one disgracitul exception) failed, almost all our naval expeditious lure succeeded. Had our limits al lotted it, •c. would have exhibited them in contrast, and compkted our quotation by saying, " Look at this pictant and •t Mai." PUBLIC FLVAACES. A concise view of our Finances, for the year ended the sth January. 1809, the full details of here ordered, by the House of Commons, to bu priuted in Murch last: GREAT BRITAIN. Produce of the Customs - - L. gou4o is • • Excise - - 19,a2a r itS 9 0 Stamps - - -4,1 a s ,bas e • Laud and Assessed Tuxes - - 7• 60 09 1 1 I. 4 I'ust Office - • ioge,ea g u Duties on Pensiuss and Salaries . • 193479 7 4 Hackney Coaches, Hawkers, sod Psalm .. 4•41.9 3'll 43,13,494 4 41 This forms the whole prodeee of the Ordinary and Permanent Taxes. Next come the War Taxes. under Heads of Additional Duties of iCuototo• - - - L. *.70•1544 • I Escioe . - - 6 . 6 7 6 ,79 1 1 17 71 . Property Tax - - - 11,310034 16 4 Arrests of Income Doty - - 15 ,40 7 7 Total - 310374.395 3 bi This is the total produce of the iVariase s. - Besides which. there are other br.uscbes of Re asons. among %%limb we observe the produce of the Goes Leads - - L "fit 11 9 Si - - Lotteries - - 401,250 0 0 Monty repaid by Pii!da• Accountants - 151,040 13 Iti Illoary paid VOL Interred on Luaus In lieland - 8,0550113 t) 1 There are also carious other smaller items; and of the whole NloNey raised, the 3ad Totsi is - - 67,054,6 is To o hi. h add Loan. paid itito the Ex. chLtilier tis true - /0001,690 it: 6 Graud Total of Receipts L.77057,99el 17 7 EXPENDITURE OF GREAT BRITAIN, IN TOIL YEAR, ►ND[D JAK. 5, 1109. NATIONAL MINT. Interest and (barges of Management L,110,902,420 16 3i 51oney applied toteduction of National I.4bt - to,lss,tio6 16 6 Interest vo E.:chequer Bills I , G rosu r 1U ti 'fatal 32,181,590 9 3 CIVIL. LIST. Under this head are included nil the expenses of the Civil Government of the Country, Pensions, iitwanies, t l / 4 .r. Total of thus head - - - L 2,sso e soyi to a Nary Exptaditure, under all its heads 1),467,09¢ a II Ordosuce - d,tudalue a THE ARMY. - L.11,253;199 12 10 5,04",,7011 2 11 Army Total 17010406 i is u IIIIIIIIDIII. - - Ltooo,ooo o 9 - . 3uf.,000 0 0 Total of Subsidies 1,400,000 41 0 - L.a,5p9066 la 4 Total of Espeoditore - L 73,39104 s IS 91 locums - - 77.1 5 7438 17 .7 Davit - e,g34,14.6 17 7; REVENUE OP IRELAND. 11 , 011 VII TZAR 31113111:1 JAN. 5, 181 10. Gross Receipt of Taxes • - • L. 3,779,425 to 3 Lome of the Itcar - - 3,3119,75111 it ♦{ Tutal - tiodgosJ to 7} One day last week, a sparrow-hawk killed two goldfinches in their cages, at the Artillery Bar racks, at Bexhill. one of which he tore through the wires, and bore off in triumph. A few days since, as Lord COCHILINS was sailing. down Channel, in his pleasure yacht, which is French-built, he was mistaken for an enirmy, by collier, the Captain and crew of which were almost to abandon their vessel, and escape in their boat, when the Seaford Custom-house boat's crew per ceisiog their alarm, put off to their assistance. •oud discovered the mistake. COURSE OF E%CHANI Masterdom 30 10 9 Ditto at Sight 30 3 Rotterdam 9 12 9U. Haostiargii 24 6 24U. Alton* 99 7 tiV. Paris i days date 90 Ditto. 9O :1 9 U. Bouriesex 2O 3 Madrid — i■ paper. Ditto ♦a effect. Palermo — i. paper. Ditto 4O effect. BOMA 4l Leghorn 6o Groot so Venice r.pk. t •0 • NAVAL HITE L LIG E PuttnetnuTii, OCT. 20. Arrived the Exdption, 38 guns, Hun. Captain Cape!, from Gibraltar, Leyden, G 4 guns, Captain Usher, from the E,i , ward ; Perziam,Csipt.Colq ui t, from a enlist: ; NMI Piano, 36 guns, Capt. Giant, fruus the Eastward. PALMOVTU. OCT. 28. The Narcissus, with a fleet of victuallers for the ships of war off the French coast, which sailed from hence yesterday, got einbayed, and has beta to return to this port.—Wind E. DELL, OCT. SO. This morniug, the outward-hound, uuder con. 'my of the H u mber armed ship, sailed to the West. word, with a fresh breeze front the East. Th e Harlequin has also sailed to the Westward % The Osprey has arrived Crow the Eastward. GLETNOCK, OCT. VI. . . . _ Arrived, yesterday, -the Mars, Alai herwell. front Meratnachie, in -29 days. The t7optoin contntdicts the report of ti French frigate having betAi seen cruising off the coast of Nova Scotia and Gulph of St. Lawrence. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. OR • V [MN 0, 8 0. CT. 30.—Ar r ived the Engle, from Malaga; Pismire, Gunton, treat Palenuu; ai.l are 'overarm*, Gray, from Gibraltar. • SPORTING INTRUJGBNCR. NEWMARkET THIRD OCTOBER, OR, MOUDIITOR lIIEETING, WON DAY, 0CT:..30. Su' J Shelley's Pansy, sat. elb..hcat Gen. GreevessoesTreasp, 7st. alb. Acne, the Flat, gunge. h. ft. 3 to I ou Funny. Lord I)arlington's Musician, ast .lb. beat Lord Grooves...9'e Meteors, sat. 71b. B. C. sauce. • 7 to 4 ugst Musician. Sweepstakes of Asia each, h. ft. Across the Mat. Lard Fuley's Spaniard, est. bib. Duke of Rutlaual's Salratur, est. 4M . • Lord Dailingtou'r. Levant, set. sib S to I apt Spaniard, S to 4 ark Salvador. Lord Sackvalle's Deceiver, 9st. gib. beat Sir C. Tamer's Na. Gant., 6.1 - ill). Fro .year old c. svgs. 7 to s on Deceiver. The Garlen Stales of loop each. T. M. M. _ _ D. of Gratloo's Pope, obt alb • g • Mr. ll.,wurtla'sCussiu, BM. alb • *ie.'. Gout r's 31irtti, tilt. illb Mr. IVputb.oo's Trusty, 7st. rib 1 14 _ . Mr. Wdsuu's dpiadle,7st 716 ti 1.. Son earpc. 9to 1 serest Canis: I.‘l Sucks...Ur), Bustod, Sot. 7lb. bout Mr. Subtoo's Ge. lcr4ss the Flat, mop. 7 to 4 agatost Bustard. . . . . . . Mr. Pay mei Dolrosta, beat Sir TUI Wei 011118/14, Nt. • 711) 11. Fiast 3M.ofH. C. t suss. s lu 1 oil lietretit. "It J Shelley% KuSte, 4st boat Mr. Craven', Black Dia. •aa,l, wet. 315. L. I iroop, h. ft... . - - - * to i ou Robin. Mr. Iliownsth's {saucy, Cat. gib. beat Mr. Lloyd's Fad, eat. ylb. two-year old C. to.ogs. h. R. 5 to 4 uu Fancy. Lord .Sackville's Ce,:eiver, 9st. 911 s received langs. from Str C. Turner's Uiddlcthorp,, ass all, Alt. M. sougs. Lord Low tber's Loitsrar, Sit. alto received foritil iroob Sir 4. Webstsr's Ss ae as y sat. 3111. T. M. U. tons It. ft. Duke of Uratiou's Morel, est. 5 lb. received frum load Darlington's Rcubens, sat. ylti. Two.year old C. soup. Mr. Craft's Tioiclowr, alt olb agaiust Mr. Kellerrisiann's Cockatoo, 711. tolb. Across she Hat, tour. h. R. U 1 by coolest. DIVIDENDS PAYABLE AT GUILDFIALL, TO-.01111101 , 1. John George Nicholls. Blushey, Surrey, merchant William Wicks, Uatord•atreet, 'Middlesex, tailor • Edmund Ackeruison, Ncir Bruatl4tivet, Loudon, merchant John Caster, at. of Crosby-mittare, but uo• of Di. shumgate.strect, Loodots, tuerehaut . . IGE, Ttisspar, Oct. 31. Lisboa 66 Oporto.. Itio Janeiro 7l Malta I a 6 Gibraltar 361 Dublin 9l Cork MICLUION. - Portugal Gold iu Coin and Baru per oz. Fwreigs Gold in ban New Doubloons.. New Dollars Sileer in Lull — New Loitis each — itgio of the Bank of Holland, • per Cent. Floe& t)F *TOO Bask Stock 5 per Coat_ Reduced . bsPi 3 per Cast. Caussie. is 91 91 4 per Cast .. Ssiii a per Cent. Navy .t. Mg Joie Osmium ti preen. . lathe Stuck India &Mg* ....... • • • • • •• •.• • • •114 n pleas. Exchequer Bills .......... —...... I 14 press. Beak fur r7l Cousule fur 691 i YESTERUA T. T. NISH, Stook•broCr; •. Coraill„ and 9, Charin;•• BIRTHS. On the osth nit. the iiiiitHonorrable Lady Arundel!, of ■ daughter, • . . _ . On the gals October, iu Queen-strtet, Cdinburgh, the Lady of the Ilois. Archibald Macdonald, of a aimed's. On the with ult. MIL wife of Mr. Richard Rune, writer iu Dunne, and Lieuttnant in the Perthshire Local AI of her seventh eon, who was baptised that evening ; sad, in houuur of lite Alsjesty and the de!, we {Mined Georg Augustus. Tbc seven sons are all alive. MARRIAGES. _ At Madeira. on the 7th of September, Mr k jur Jahn A tin, Deputy Adjutant-General to the BritiA Ferris lit 1:•.• Beira, to Jean, third daughter of Dr. Witham Gouelry, of Hinetaig, physician, at Madeira. On Twarsday, by the Bishop of Bath asset Wells, the Rea. &laud Foster (a prebends'y of Well. Cathedral), to Mary. We., surviving (lutetium , 4 the late Robert 'f udway, laq. and niece to Clement Tudway, Esq. M P. At Taunton, oat Thursday last , Capt Charrelie,futh Re giment, eldest son of Philip Charretic, Esq. of Urunswicl.- square, to Miss F. Douglas, daughter of the late Gcnceil Douglas. DEATHS. On the tqth ult. the Ilon. Framers William Arbuthnot, fonrth sun of the late Viscount Arbuthnot. huddenly, the Rev. Geurze H. Glasse, Rector of Ilanw.:l, iddlesex. Lately, at 111artinique, Mrs. Bit Heck, wife of Joseph Bul lock, Lim Cotwnsissary.tenessl. HIGH WATER AT LION BRIDGE TIII DAY. Morning 4O min. after 7 I Afteruoou au mis. after S. LONDON .—Printed by V. SMITH, No 1, Clein , nt's Imq and published at the Wrier, No. 15, ISsek of Mt. Clement's Chattels, Strand, by J. WHITE, sr sums plate —Orders. &r. for this Paper, seat to the Oa. g, (1 0 : 9 0‘ro), 'di 4s dolt attended to. t;l 471.' n,-11