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Wm. Wright, of dos late ?Loral Itisli Artillsry, John Daniel Arabia, ditto, Wm. Bochannon, ditto, Honourable Wm. Lar.ley, on half-pay of the 3d Gooiest t3attaboo, Aubert Brcroton, of the 63d Foot, Moore Davey, of the let Regiment of Foot Guards, John Mackeasie, oa buff-pay of the 7oth Foot, Ales. Graham Stirling, on half-pay of the land Foot, Wm. Thous's, of the 41.1 Foot, John Michel, on hallpsy of the lath Light To be MAJOR-GENERALS is t:e7r e : r LIEUTENANT-COLONELS Harry Chester, - of the Coldstream Foot Guards, Francis William Grast„ on the half-pay of the ad Argyll Fencibles, Drag Lloyd, of the 17th Light Dragoons, G. Duncan Drummond, of the 94th Foot, Matthew/ Sharpe, on half-pay of the cloth Light Dragoons, John Lindsay, on half-psy of the 46th Foot, David L. Tinling Weddrington, on halt pay of the 17th Foot, Richard Bloat, of the 3d Foot, Henry Bayley, of the Coldstream Foot Guards, Richard Hole,. of ditto, Francis Slater Reboo, of the Ist Regiment of Life Guards, f: , oage Leigh, of the 'tub light Dragoons, Lt. ge Straa•ey Smith, of the Garrison Battalion, l'..ltasta Guard, of the 45th Foot, Honourable E. M. Pakeubsin, of the 7th Foot, Ile..ry M'Kionon, of the Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards, Sir Thomas Richard Dyer, Barmaid, of the Royal York Rangirr, James Wynch, of the 4th Foot, P 'beet Rollo Gillespie ' of the 95th Light Dragoons, Henry COMO, of the Royal Megawatt, Joseph Baird, of the sad Foot, William Wheatley, of the Ist Foot Guards, William Hoary Pringle, Inspecting Field Officer •of Militia in Canada, James Hlre, of the god Light Dragoons, Oliver Thomas Jean, of the toth Light Dragoons, Philip K. Skinner, of the 56th Foot, To be COLA/13E4S in the Army. Lieitteassit-Colonel Andre. Rose, of the loth Foot, To be AID-DE-CAMP to the King. • MAJORS John Potter Hamilton, of the *lb Garrison Battalion, Wthiam Jolt , , of the 4th Dragoon Guard., Bodkin Shore. of thr ith Dragooos, Js se. R Coate., of the 61th Foot, amain Johnson, of the 47th Foot, VI dy, Vaunicarel, of the 30th Foot. Sturt, of the sorb Foot, Planets Donne, of the 7th Dragoon Garda, James Manuals, of the 3d Garrison Battalion, Charles Darrah, of the oust Feet, To he LIEUTENANT-COLONELS in the Army. _ _ CAPTAINS 1 S. Ridge. ♦i tlat t•7li Foot,' Kane BUIArfl, *jibe 7th Dragoon Caards, Edward Pslliv, of the Coldstream Guards, William Fraser, .0 the &Ai Foot, I T. Pres**, of the Cape ReE'uent, Points IVtstrepp, of the Royal 'Nlatinrs, De Villia7, of the Royal ,Parity* Artillery► Jobs Edwardi, of the Huth Foot, Price Robins, of the 6gth Foot. Arthur Wl'Ociosoa, tlir tith Foot, John Goodri,:ce, of t►e 0524 Foot, Philip Dorrillt, of the Ist Dragoman, John Currey, of the tith Foot, Charier O'Gorman, of the Isth root, To be MAJORS its the Army. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Henry Smith and James Koltna, late of Chntleadilreet nirpl Sail%lk-street, Middlesex Hospital, Middlesex, coiich•ina kers, from October 21, to December- 9, at ten, at lutuloa. _ . David Redtestsin, nt Firtabney.fiquare, Middlemen, wine merchant, knot October 41, W December 9, at ten, at °odd ball, London. EA NKRUPI'S. Thome, Robson, oFitisbnp-liereasenith, D1,1111121_ ship !milder, to surrender. November Is , 73, and December 5, at eleven, at the Bilden lOU, Billikop-Wertrivoith. Atteane3s, Mr Blactistan, Symonet's Inn, London sad Mr. floor ann, Pe; hot. ilrercrnautb. Daniel thaw, of Barney, Tort, mercer, to surrender, No. *ember 3, at four, 4, Ma December s, at eleven, at the White Bear Inn, Barley. Attorneys, Mr John Wilenn, Drevillemtreet, Hatton-garden, London ; and Mr. Georgc Rein, llarooley. Samuel Gosling, Stockport, Chert. :-ntton -dealer, to surrender, Novetither 16, 17, and Decemin 3,4 t eleven, at the Star and Garter tavern, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Av.- bon, Hanover-street, Liverpool. John Roscoe, of Liverpool, tooter, to ourrender, Novem ber 16, 17, sett; De cember s, at one, at tbe Globe Tavern, John-street, Liverpool Atiornitlr, Mr. John Yutd, Me ntity's-lane, Livetponl; And Messrs Cooper and Lowe, bouthamptoo.buildings, Cbancerv-lone, Itnedon Samuel France, df Liverpool, hatcher , M surrender, No vember to, ts, an d December 5, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr Woods, Liverpool; and Mr. Stackstock, St. Miklre.e's-court, Poultry, Loudon. Andrew Nine', of Tutors, Devon, pacer, to surrender, October 31, November 7, anti December 5, et eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Lacier. Attorneys, Mr. Zachary rotate, Exeter; and Mr. P s, London . Robert Hunt, of Nrntinghant, reerrer, to @intender, No vember t, 51, sod December at eleven, st the Ram Inn, Nottingham. Attorney*. ltlr Henry Percy, Nottingham ; and Mews. Catlerley, Long, and lure, (Lay's-Inn-square, Landon. ThOill3ll C , Pr‘;(' Alderson the youngtr, late of ItUrc St. Edmund's, S...ffolk, rooter, to enrread,,, Novembei at six, 17, and December 5, at ten, at the Gleybound Inn, Burr St. Edmund's. AtWnveys, Mr. Jobe Pale, Bury St. Ed wand., and Mr. William Giles. Great Shoe-lane, London. Charles trot-Arum., late of the. , iain, Burks, wine-myr rh telt, to aurrend. r October, 2a, NovrMiri 4. ono P-rent:ere a, at (Cu, at Guildhall, London. Att, seys, Mrssis. bury and Bedford, Bedf,rd-roe. DIVIDENDS October 31. John Jam es, of Sid Fold, grocer, nt tle, at the Bash Tavern, Bristol. November la. Thomas Fell, of Live epool, mrrrbant, ra eleven, at the Star and Garter •lavern, Faratiise .sie co, Liverpool. iIOVVRIIee( Joey Lrtett. of Manchevr-, calicn.urion keis e ,e, at tyvvlVC, at tilt SiWO TIIVOTtS, hull atstrt, • ertingharo. 1 fecevolv, r t Jamey II evaloarfh, late if ow/water-mire t, I A-melon, teroraveravioler, .0 I-u. Cieteleilia';. • Alen, of Nealite sio et, I oudon, ; o et-neaker, at 1,. at :; . otitth ill !,,,n: -caber el Hub. it I .ar AP of 1 e wester, 1.0.1 , r, at eleven., a: ;he• 'Lim • I,:f o I.M. I, ty l. 1.. of •. r ,al,ll.ler, Vkilt., Car. a t tat 1,.. , t t .be fl. t:rer 1 , 01, 1 r....1,1.1er NovrruSet ib. 1 4 ,nry 1-ete of the 11.4,11.1 rf llrr l.atioes, but now oC !.i, ateeelvvia, -a eirvt n. at Cue Globe Tavern. in I v ', , stn et , t b J,,„ n il tla, Juan, e e t- Manchester. me,ehant, at three, at U. st h u refail,ef IJ Same.l Nichols tro• %outer?, ttr hul•terer, at our, at tie 'A 1115, Market-place, Broth. Nvvetniver i 4. Wilkins Bryan, Ir‘J. , of Vihke Li o n eq . jr t, hirchirs. lame. ore of thy I.lnad of :tem.. a, um' now of Callihan/et., Suere)., attrchaatd at twelve, at f London. lti,oremtwer i• Peirce Odell, of Shelve-vonere, nettles, Nfild'eara„, bricklayer, at ..11,11, at Or:utter tl. tassel Fromne Pkrkr. of fast k tua thfita,.., bfidalesez, Mow urn:Limit, at tee., at Low CERTIFICATT..4—Noererorit tt. artrlte iirll, 9f Pentair, CniCartoort, an .;t•-t , frsper. James Hutoptwer, of Wmtioor street, ttl!attttreet, Md. olesex, 11,0.4 vtd shut-maker. Hockfmtl, of the (.t} lrr, Lomita-street, near Rmlcltflr H ibrmy, lyidt:: etws. Tic t mallet ham ock port- lattstor„ tottta-moutdoctorm. 1 Robot Morley, of Old 'Peet-road, It. Leopard, Shoredircle, Middlesex, won. y scr.rcner. William Rose, of Earl's-court, Kensington, Middlesex, brewer. Benjamin Hagman, late of Battersea, Surrey, fellmonger. Olive drernway, aikido', stone-mason. Francis Howard Greenway, of Bristol, stone-mason. John Tripp Greenway, of Bristol, stone-mason. Joseph Hopkinson, of Sheffield, York, saw. manufacturer. Richard Cooper, of Paradise-street, St Mai )-la.boime, Mid- dksex, plaimerer. Thomas Beasley Buxton, of Leicester, banker. Williams Foacall, of Edmonton, Middlesex, comb-master. INSOLVENT. PI;SOCIer in the KING'S BENCH PRISON, in the County of Slimy. VI NET NOTICE. RichardToinkino, formerly of No. 35, Halton lard , n, in the coonty of Middlesex, 'salute of No. 4, St. Tbomas-atreet, Southu ark, iu the county of Snirey, merchant. TIM sdRIVY. At a General Court-Marti . al, held at Tamp*, es the Lath August, tang, and at Merida, on the u7th and aoth of the same month, Lientcniun Ludlow, of the oil Battalion of the 4F4th Regiment, wu arraigned, apart the undermeution ed charges ; via. Ist. "Fur bring drunk, on the march of the regiment (rum Castello Branco, on the ad July. " For using improper language tows,* Ensign Pardy, during the march from Castello Branco, on the same day. The CovaT found the Prisoner• godly of the Ist charge, but esepasted him ot the second. The Count accordingly sentenced Lieutenant Ludlow to be (Inhered—which sentence His Majesty has been pleased to approve and confirm. The Commiuitler-in-Chief; therefore, its@ directed, that the above-mentioned charges, together with the seatence of t►e Court, shall be read at the head of every corps, and entered in the Regimental Orderly Books. B'• command of the Right Honourable the • Commander-in-Chief, (Signed) HARRY CALVERT, Adj.-Gen. BRIGIiTON, OcT. 23. We are no longer flattered with the hopes of be ing again honoured with the Prince's presetice, dur ing, the present neuron, as ire und roland that all his Royal Highness's hones t ahont 4/ in bomber, were removed fritin the Pavilion rubles last tveek. Mr. Mighelt's J linter Dinner, for the entertain ment of two thou:and rrsons, it is now certain, will, by Royal Permission, be served up by Mr. Pbilipa,in the B.?.iing-house of the l'avilion, Mr. Mighell is to sit at the head of the table, and, for the maintenance of order, a considerable number of respectable tradesmen have consented to officiate as Steward!. • The tall anitsuilper at the Castle, it is expected, trill be manually splendid and elegant. Our Theatre still continues its attractions, with deserved success. For the benefit of Miss Chap- Mail, on Sato! itiv night, patronised by Lady Raw fills44. Lon ry, of the Filo:ow- Royal, Covent-Gar den, performed the rot of 7'q/re, in The School n/ liffurm, , 4l,ich was, as indeed it ever has beru, flow the first, a masterpiece of acting. Mr. Chapman, also from Csacut.Gartlen, ably repruiented Lord Aron:hole; anti our favourites, Brunton and Miss Johnstone, were enchanting, as Mr. and Mrs. Fer ment. The Afterpitce was The Walks of Windsor, whet., in Emery, us John Lump ; Kelly, as Mots. wafter ; uud Dalton, as Caleb Quoterts, kept the house 111 a roar of laughter, till the conclusion of the performance. The Eclipse bloop of war, arrived at Plymouth, bits brott,;lit a report, that !Aria. MlTmer.t.t., of the Haughty and rev•ral of the officers and .Itip'a company, have died at Vera Cruz, of a ma 11,:outitt freer. . - Mr. Thoss AS GASCOIGIVE, the son nod heir of Sir THOMAS GASCOIGN E. of Parlingtim, ,net with a fa tal accident on Friday the 13th inst. while engaged its the chase with Lord SCARBOROUGH'S hoods in the neighbourhood of Worksop. Lapelled by the ardour of the pursuit, he encountered a very dan gerous leap,contrary to the advice of some more ex perienced sportsmen, and though his horse cleared the hedge, the ruler was thrown by the rebound with his back against a strong brunch of a tree, and the concossion was so violent as to affect the spi nal marrow, and instantly p.s the lower ex tremities. lie teas iininediatc!ts taken from the field to Sir Timms% Win re's, where he died at nine o'clock on Friday evening. . . . The InHewing excelleat regulations have ben adopted by the (gentlemen for inanaging the cele bration of the Jubilee at Windsor : "The Committee eppointeil for conducting the celebra tion, have anxiously devoted their best attention to; the executioo of the plan, in order that all descriptions of per sons may be sharers in the enjoyment of the various occur rences of the day; and as they arc extremely solicitous to rontribote to the amusement of the female purl of the cons :emity in particalar, and that they should participate in the general rejoiciogs on this auspicious occasion, without any mmonal injury or interiiiption to their passing as spectators through the streets or sienues of the tuwu ; they make this public notification, that they wit use their utmost exer tions to impress and prevent the throwing of squibs, crack ers, 04 other tirc-wurkg, in the streets and avenues of the town, on the 'teeing. lioth of the Isth and nGth instant. At the same time the Committee desire to be most distinctly understood, that it sm imerroptioo of the &scripting above shaded to ;hall happen. they in e elates mined to support the 'agistracy uf the tono, in Bingen,; to punishment the offen der co. offenden,hi the adoptiuuof the most rigorous measures the law will al:iia, confornmlily to the notice given by the Mayer. ','.,gued ureter of the I 'musaittee.)" TOR M A•TER and WAILDURS of the Bakers' (7onipany waited on the LORD MAYOR, yesterday, to set the assize and price of bread. his Lordship, after examining the Mealweighers' Account, order ed die l'ince of Broad to be continued at Is. 4I d. the Loaf IVheaten, and I ionseheld la. .2;rl. The Argonaut, Bittorf, of Wurtzburgh, made, on the tat inatant, at Lcipsic, his gist ascension, with a paper balloon of 4i feet diameter. Ile ascended-to a conatilerable height, passcd over the city, and descended slimly, about • It- ague and abed f trout it. _ . General Laborde succeeds Marshal Sonlt, Duke of Dalmatia. iu the command of the 4th corps of the Army of Spain, the latter being appointed Ma jor-General of that army. Late on Saturday evening, a person knocked at the door of Mr. E. Wita.s. florins'', of Dover, who mi now ow a voyaic to London ; tin Mrs. W. cowing to the door, she perceived a basket, which, en ex amining. ;wired to contain a tine infant, with lICVe.• ral things packed up for its use, a very necessary precaution there taring been uo family at the house, till the little visitor happened to make its appear ance.—The child was kindly takes is by Mrs. W. abate it still remain'. ISPORTINO CALEDONIAN MINT, AND KEISO RACE*. ....M.•• TIDIRIDAY, OCT. 19. A Palmer sogs given by the Hunt, was run for, and is of by Mr. Haillie's bay borne, Heart of Oak . I I ' Marquis of Tweedale's brown horse, Winton a Cs P• 31.16 DA'.. . A Subacrlptionarnrse of sol. was two for, and woe by Mr. Collinsou's grey horse, St. ADAM .... 1 1 Mr t'ioninines Nernaosica . II SW Mi. Nloit's lily cult Sir Alcsander Don's chesout filly, Rosebud ........ 4 4 Mr. Negligee cheenut fill), Willie's Fancy 5 s Mr. &sillies Mark Antony A good ruee. HILLSBOROUGH OCTOBER NIEETING, WEDNEIDAY, OCTOBER 4. H'earer's Stakes 5 ga. each Jn gs. added!. Marquis Donegal's b. h. Clioakjatle, gat. glb :... 1 1 Ali. 114(000's b. g. St. Patrick, 9st Mr. Battersby's b. b. Jerry Sneak S I Capt. Elatcmaa's b. na. Rosa, 4 yrs. old, yst. 9lb 4 0 SAMS D•Y. Sweepstakes. Marquis arbour:gars b. S. Vicar, 12111 3 1 I Mr. Wawa's b. g. Miller, 4 yrs. old, list. 41b 1 2 9 Mr. Puttinger's c. h. Admiral, ti yrs. i tat. 141 b 2 3 dr. Mr. Hill's b. aa. Pdiy, 6 * yrs. I tat. ielb 4 • 2 DAY. • Chalks's, Brownlow Cur. Mr. Toner's b. b. Cowl, S yrs. old, sist. ylb. received cs plurals carat DAY. Mr. Battosby'aTrirn by Soldier, &Oast Marquis of Done. gala Sider to Choakjade--toe Oiliness sub--Will forfeit. The Marquis of lloaagal paid ft. . , .. TIMILND2V. Xweepstates a p. ugh, au added, second bone tared stakes. Marquis Donegal's b g. Choakjade, gat. 71b I 1 Mr. lattersby's b. h. Jerry Siseak, gat. gib 2 4 __ - •••12 DAY. Swrepstabesfor Hunters, s p. each, 30 added. Mr. ihittersby's b. k. Trims walked cntr. WAIDAY. _ Sweep.takessp --- . eac b, 30 added. illarrnis of Dotirgul'h b. Y. Vicar,. I 12Ih 3 I 1 Mr. at.uit's b. K. Metetw, I yn. IMt. eilb I a 3 Capt. Bateman'e b. ye. Russ, 4 . yrs. int. I tlb I 11 - . DAMN D•Y. Silitepstake4. Sir George Hill's b. g. Beabuw, ust I 2 I Mr. Verner's to b. Cornet, t lit. Sib 9 I 2 At starting e‘ en bettiage—after the first hest 4 sad 3 to I on B4ll.),4—rftcr (hr scrawl hest, 4 to I on Coset--e ro tatallia6l, tine rare; the lest beat run is the dart. SATURDAY. A HanilicapPhite,; p. e•c► p. p. Marquis of Donegal's Choakjade, gat. tolb 0 1 I Mr. Hill's Polly, 7st 1 6 4 Capt Bateman's Kosa; a feather 9 i • Mr. Battershy's Jerry Sneak, est. 1 olb o 3 4 Mr. Watson's St. Patrick, list 'o 4 • 11r. Pottlnger's Decauter, est. Sib Marquis of Donegal's Vicar, fist. islls , dl. The secoml horse saved stakes, and received ire gamete— won easy. 'i hose cypher marked were not placed the first ►eat. CI:REACH OCTOBER MEETING, tong. 041 T. Iti First Clam Loag Stake., fur u pa. old; Colts, dal alb 7st. I.llb.—is p. 15 ft.—Two years old Lourse.—Tlic wan ner to ran on Saturday with the wiuoer of the Second Class, for Sofia. p. p. same wei`ht■ and distance; any of the batten horses admitted. Mr. Whaley's cb. f. by Buffer Mr. Kelly's c. by Ralph Mr. bali:s Cby Iler AIL Gor;'s ch. lg by Loyal 4/1143 Nerwen Makes, sop. h. R. Red rest—The ...Mini to run on Wednesday with as many of the beaten horses, &c. as may challenge him, for boo gs p. p. (lw carryiug 61 b. more than the weight he originally ran at) provided they same before eight o'clock on Monday evening. Mr. Hamilton's Young Swindler, 4 yrs. SM. ittlb a Col. Lateen Hollyhock, s yrs. Net. nib Lord Hellman's Yining Buffer, 3 yrs.7st tolb • • Seven others started, but the Judge could only place the three first seta bAY. . . . Lord Be'mores b. c. Pleulpo, Cot. 7111. heat Mr. Blake's cy g. Wetly Cockoey, loot. irdb..—.4brer talcs, wogs This morning a heavy tiring has been heard *luny; the French coast, and a G•mtictitan h is just battled &Om Dunkirk and informs us, that an account bad' been received there. oboist ten days ago. of palm having been signed between Austria and France. AREENOCK, OCT. 41. Arri►ed yesterday the Uric, Banner, from Ilalta, in 3 1 days, brings no narticular news; she was lin iiately order-it to the quivaltine station at tt.., Illoly Lo:•b; has been twice chased on the passage by privateer ~ but esca;: , ll by superior sailing. PEISTO, OCT. 20. On Friday arrived here the AUctetta, George Mit. *hell, master, from Giittenluirgh, which she lift lately as the 7th inst. The master reports, 11 at, lie fore his depart ore, ri notice wall Ftilek up in the coffer -houses, that British khips would he excluded from-all the ports of Sweden on the 121 h Nov.; and says, it was generally expected that British property would, on that day, be put under sequestration. 9•11110• Y. Sweepstakes, 306 a. 2011.—Three yrs. old Course. Mr. Doolan's br. g. by Drone, 6 yrs. old, 9st. Mr. tl i vision's g. Westherrock, aged, 9st TUCSDAY. Fifty Guineas, weimlst foraee, au. 3 yrs. old, fist. 71b.-4 yrs. old, 7 11. lolb.-5 yrs. old, Set. 4111,...6 and aged, d"t eh. First Paxton the Flat Heats The 'ruiner to 1w sold fur IS tgs. if dismantled au kss than a quarter ul an him, after llbe race. Mr. Hamilton's Nell SpedrEins, 3 yrs old Mr. Hawkres Patrick, 3 yrs old 2 Col. Loftues Cock-fighter, 4 y rs. old HOLTWELL num% teal. Irk/MAT, OCT. 17. The Meaty" Stakes, of logs. each (al Subscribers), three. year-olds carrying 7rt. alb.; foor-year obis, M. alb.: five. year-gilds, sat nib.; six.)est-olds, gat.; and aged, gst. alb. One mile heat. Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart.'s Melibtesso yrs old F.. L. Lloyd, Esq.'s b. e. by Stamford, a yrs. old T. Cholmoodeley, Esq.'s b. 91. Fulledinida, by Sir Peter, 3 yrs. old Sir R William., Bart.'s b. e. Gulliver, 3 yrs. old ....... Sir F. P. l.loyd, Bart.'s b b. Poulton, ♦ yrs. old The Members' A 111299 1. Plate, value sop. For bursts, &c. .. carrying 13st. The best of three two.aalle lie u ' s . C. rholsiondeley, Esq.'s li. tn. St. Irinified IA Kirkwall's b. g. Wentworth Slr K. Pryoe Lloyd, Bart.'a c. m. by Telescope 2 3 II Thomas Clobswedeley, Esq.'s b. g Strongbusi, by &reactors 3 4 4 THURSDAY • tweepstakto of gags. each. Three-year-olds, carrying 7st. 41b. ; four-year-olds, net. alb.; livasyear olds, est. ilb.; six-year-olds, lost. Ob.; and aged, vat. alb. One mac and a - half. John Egerton, F.ati.'s b. c. Cystrian, by Geolumas, 4 yks. • old F. R. Price, twil.'s b. I by 'timothy, 3 yrs. uld ..... A sweepstakes of sgs. each, (9 subscribers) with itogs. added by the Club, fur hunts, ice. not thiarmagli-bred. ew~rOng inst One two-mile h.at. F R Price, EMI 'a pg. Bunker, by Edwin, 5 yes. old 1 Shipley names Lord Kirkwall's b. g. Westunrtb 9 T Cholansudeley, Esq.'s b. g. Strongbow, by Serest-tun 3 The Hawardea Castk Stakes of trip. each, (7 subscribers.) Three-year olds, carrying gist. inlb. • four-year olds, mt.; ire-year -olds, mt. tulb.; sic- year :olds, Set. ; and aged, 9st. The winner of the Sliastyu Stakes to carry sib. extra. One twimaile heat. Caluuel Shipley's 31clibaus, by Tityrsa, s yrs old F. R. Price, Eaq 's ch. f. by Shuttle, a yn. ....... A Handicap Stakes of Rigs. nett, with a subscription added to it, for horses, lee. Ose tivis-nsik beat. Sir T. Malaya, Bart'. r. by Mr. Tea:least. igib F. K. Price Fag!' Pamela, fiat. talb . tin W. W. Wyss; Bart.'s Pints, 9st. 71b..... . 2 Sir K. Williams, Bart.'s 11. c. Gulliver, 711.416 • Sir S. R. Clymer, Bart 's Patinas= ' 7st.. Chalmoadsky, Bag. Dames Mr.itewett's Stilton, gat. 6 Married on Monday evening, by the her. HINUT LUT, Hector of Kean. in the county of Devon, by special license, at the Earl of Brutatuitsaaa's, iu Park-lane, Joss Hamar Lai. Esq. to Lady FRAU.. ca. HAT, second daughter of the lute Marquis Tw ll:mai/our. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS IrAY Marairg 10 aria. after 3 Afternoon id rata. after 3. LONDON —Vllot..l by C. SMITH, No I, Cleuwetee fon, •sod pohlisto I st the Office. No. IS, Back of St. CI. Ste.uol, by J. SVHITE, of estoo place.—Orstm,, he. See 1164 Ceper, metal to the °like, (roet. pobi),, *alba del/ mteotioi tv. NAVAL INTELLICE.NCE. PURTIMOUTII. QCT. 23. Arrived the Port Mouboos akar', Capt. Lawson. from a cruise ; and Rata, CApt. Clarke, with elm voy frouhe Downs, which commit of the fulloa ships }-Parrot, Zephyr, Hope, 1114rgaret, IV ri gor, Ash, Polly, and George. Sailed the Harlequin, Lieut. Anstruther, with convoy to the f)awas, having put into Ilokti's, from contrary wiiids; and Derweat, Captain Tilley, for (iiirrnvey. Caweinto harbour, the Rapid schooner.--Wind S..E. OM 2i. Arrived IJia Majesty's ship Medusa, 31, 1100. Capt.'Bouverie, with steers! lij6ttransports, (roux the coast of France; also the Maria m• from the westward. Sailed the WA4ting schooner, with a uiessenger, for Lisbon. The lucky Aisle, 44, was docked till. afternoon. DOVLP., OCT. • The transports, mentioned in mi. •n have come in with , sick troops, from Walchereu, yesterday; another one has arrived since, mark ed EW. which bad likewise sick troops cm based, and sailed again to-day. As us further confirmation of the Treaty of Peace having been signed between Pumice and Austria, we hare to-day heard a most uncom.tonly heavy Which seemed to be general aldng the French coast. Some of our cruisers are come across, the people of which seem likewise to be .of the same opinion as to the cause. DEAL, OCT. 23. Last night the Sakette friiTate arrived Gnat Flushing; and this day the Victorioss, 74 guns, from the Weide/4rd. Came down from the River, sever.) inerchAnt vessels, and the Redpole sluop of war, from a cruise off Ostend. Early this morning. the Zephyr Son-brig was discovered to be ashore on the Goodwin Saud, but on the flood tide making, and there being but lit tle wind, she got off again about 11 14 so. without receiving any considerable dainage.—Wind SHIBLINE.S, OCT. 4.1. Sailed the Champion and Ned Elein, with a con voy, for Gottenburg. RANISO ATE, OCT. e 3. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. ORLYTBIND, OCT g 4 —Arrived the Vigilant, Manivericl, from Cork; Airepieloas, Leiria, front Aliddlehorg; re Wi eland VII. Kammer, from Cadit ; Commerce, Tindall, from Oporto; Commerce; Gardner, from Norfolk; Dryad, Baker, from the Havannah ; Alert, l'arker ; and George ard Du ratites, Hogarth, from Flooleing ; and the George. Johnson, from Neff Vork.—Sailed the William, Pater, for Lisbon Auua Maria, Adana, Err Gibraltar; Ceres, 'Yuma, for Cadiz; and the Providence, Ingrain, for New Pmvidence EETIISGS OF CREDITORS AT GNU:MALL. TO• W. W. W. George Burk, Corkspor-strett, l'herioperoas, tailor i 1 t Robert Taylor, Blythe's-yard., %%lite Gloss-street, al kl.liesex, chair-tinker 2 II PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. Reduced 3 per Cent. Canada.... 4 per Cent 3 meant. Navy Lung Annuities. in( if4h4 Osmium • ',man. India Rona •.. .44 11.1 prim. Exc . :termer ....... 14 preen Consuls for 6 9i T. RISH, Stork-broker, 4, Cernkilt, sod 9, Charing-cruse. COUKSE OF EICHA: Amsterdam 30 10 2 U. 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Curtis, of Mardyke-house, DE %TH. On Thursday last, at Exeter, ol his way from Cornwall to Oxford, ill the 67th year of his age, the Rev. Juhu Smith, TKO. Prel.endary of Gloucester, and Master of Pembroke College, Oxford. .7 - Perr I.