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,~ ` .s, { l • . The three elayi'perrofenaoces have not pitlaisced less than 30001. . . Of toe ball. which succeeded each 'evening's Concert, we shall not sty a swords sidatisaion seemed to be indiscriminately afforded to the hods and lasses of the town; and us o ppropriat, descrip , tion of the style of dancing ad! be found 111 el 4 .1(1.- I ~, indlth I 11/rested 11,1 Inge. • 4 . The Concerts were under the direction of Mr. . Aunty. .. v i Konge, y I t o acquitted Mussel' wan ,* be St.-wards were— lie Rigln fteeerend the Lank pasbop ef WiWcesver ; 'Usti Viscount Deerhuist ; the Housiaraide W. H. Lyttle too, M P. Sir Thurso' W,naingtoo, M.P. Reverend Dr. 'Wingfield, Prebendary of Wurc‘cre.Cathealrai, and the He- • "treed Mr. keyeal, Hector of liredun. Three reap ts..table tienitlemeti will, doubtless,' excuse us for olssecving, that it would have been easy to have prevented a great deal of the tileonve . wiencies and mischief winch were the consequence ~1* the mode oh admitting the public into the Cit• tile.trial on the mornings. We rim. wish to intl. ville to them, that the humanet of livery-sir- Is ~..t. i:ito a C.UCCII.OOIII, to keep places, would, 1.. time .lietropolis, be considered a very high Insult to the audience. • Among the Cniortny who honoured the Meet. ilit.! with their pie...nee were— The Ri.4lit Heauurable Lords Foley, Sowers, and Dean . champ ,• Lady Soliusra znoi family, Lady liranthatap and fa mily, the Lord Bishop, ibe Dean, Prebendarica, ...A. ; Lord Deerharst, Hoorsieratke John Cocks, Honourable 'W. I.ygou, Molaunrablo W. Shirley, Sir Thorns, Winninvon azd the 111 limbos Menial/ton, Sur W. Smith, Colonel Sherin , ke, Colo nel Brionley cud Army, too Misses Darwin, IV. Gordon, Eso.•A. Leelancre, E.ri and mail of the yreicipal families air this add Cue adjAcent comities. . _ SPOKTINU INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING, is (g. NOONDAY, OCT. 2. Mr. Craven's Black Diamond, sot 211 t heat I). of Graf ton's c. Doleful, by Sorcerer, oat of Bounty, . s . air-roes the Flat, ttoteLs. h. ft. Q to 1 041 Biwa 'lemon.] Mr. l'an.ittart's Currycotah at Li I.oteth.cr's Tot, Sat. slib. rad, —Two. yes , old Cotner, 2unint. b. ft. 6 to a en Carry r eontb. General Grusretror's Trump. ;st gib. beat Mr Craven's ' Ikon h .311, sat 7W. It. M.—. General Grosvenor to stake Sows. to 2ougs. 's to 2 011 Ts Unip. Mr. Sblitespear's iN•unolotertut, 755. 5115 beat D. of Graf. too's Mtltuats, 1t44 - 011 ,Ib. M. 'stns. b. it.. 9 to I 5K51.151 Nun thaerint. ~71te Scceuld Tear of a Renewal of the Subscription of earls, to be coo Cr by 4 yr. ohls carryiutt 751. llb. ; 5-yr. •,7 atrts sat. 61b. ; 6. yr. uk:s sat. 13W.; sumkage4l gat. 1/lb.— *, Oh. . Mr. Yalta. sants'a br. wt. Je Veils% ,b..y55. old I D. al Graft.r.'a hr. c.Fantlyke, Str C. Saullniry's b. f. Agnes, 4-yrs..old 3 10 to 1 agnitt4 L'lt vile de Ye 1105.--) 5. 5 . Sir Creves's Ties.. Nash, est Alt. Ice. 25gs. Cry.o I .7 t gr it iack's Job Tburoberry, oat. 'Ob. Two-yr old t: Mr. Parives Bulrush rep ft. front Mr...Vassitta. Bur., teigls, sot. lb. each. Two-yr old Coia se, soup. It ft Geu: Gower's Mirth, 711. tlk. MO • Rosa LA Sackvilles Basil, est. 71h. Across the flat, loop Col Thorp , • ch. g Th.xuvilte, rec. from Sir G Wub . ster'..l.g. Zig tag, lust 7th earl, Across the Fiat, • ; . , : -._ • t77.!"'"? FLO(►bS. • I • fillarlialk"tiaTtailLtall W /WIEN, SEPT. eG. The Autumnal Equinox of the present year Ares proved einiiieutly disastrous in a vaiiety of . in atauces, the detail of which is truly ufflicting. The followiag, we are sorry, to say, is merely a stretch of ilia abundant mischief these tempests Lave oc eas:oned lu the night between Monday and Tuesday t the lath and 19th instant, this part of the countid es periencell one of the most Awful tempests that' has 'been known by the oldest person living. It blew most violently front the N.N.W. and the rain fell in torrents, and with a violence which cannot be de scribed. The rivers uud streams of water over flowed their amine!s hi all quarters, deluging the adjacent ;(rounds, and sweeping awry almost every object which opposed their course. It is impossible to estimate the great damage which has been sustained, in the space of a few hours, by this destructive flood; and chiefly in the article of grain; the effects of s whicli, it is to be feared, will be severely felt by the community at large. Innumerable sheaves of wheat, batley, and oats, have been found hanging upon hedges, and left in lanes; besides vast quaiitities seen floating down the ilitierent rivers. The river Eben (or End) was higher tau had heen 'known for fifty yeses. A burn i pas washed down at Braystooes„ belus;;lng to Mr. John Sinits, of Reckerinont. Mr. Jalaill Little, the farmer, lost a great deal or a one. Mr. Silladdit also lust upwards of 100 stooks; the water on the grotiod floor of his' divslling-house was at oue time 'wad) threifeet deep. I The water in Bransty-Beck forced down a part of the wall, near the bottom of the New Road, acd the cellais of the adj. )i )) iug houses were under we ter fur souse time. -From the quantity of water in the Put, the same temporary incouireateoce was felt in some houses in the Wirket-place ; but we do not hear of any (Litiusge having hero sustatiied. 13.idgesdestroyed by the flood; Lowea-bridge, near Lowed Iron-works,. over Slutrestiv heck, . about a utile and a half nom this town ; Ker sey-bridge, Ohl the End, sear Low-mill, about mi.e Lielow Egremont ; Nether ilall-bridge, over - ttie Ellen, near Maryport ; Waver-bridge, near Wigton'; Cleator-bridge, over the Keekle, within four miles of this town (not entirely destroyed, but split in such a inan.ier, as to tender it, we believe, irripas . ;.il le for the present) ; the bridge at Hesket /10•.. Merket ; Selo- glraui-bridAe ; Bell-Lridge ; vlce,l..le-bridge, and two woodeu bridges at COlll.O. roulade. •• • l'an river Grea t . st Keswick: was arlotlishingly swollen, und in a 'ouch greater proportion than the Like. The flood occasioned thereby was the greelt'l e.rr km.e.aa.. Muny tit Ids, the Cora being these ils s olds, Mete entirely bead I Mr. Mind, of Coekbridge luu, had two valuable' 'tried lied to the stable, by the overflowing of the ; an d n isch mischief Ousels., was done in that tughhoorhood. The loss in the fields ad jacent to the Emma, is abut said to have been coo sidetable. The river Caroler has earned down whole fields of cow at Caldbeek it swept away the strong stone weir th.t diverts the stream to the con, mill beloog tag to the rectary of .lint town, and totally de molished the woollen carding nianufactory awl ma chinery belonginz to M.i. I ollle Sant. It also car 'led away a 'killing-U(l4bl' .1 t Carlisle, an &)-were tield of wheat at liaison Hall. and all th • cora iii the suburbs of Ca.h.le. in contloluence of a large mound of earth at the head of DeaVon-hultne haviug been carried 1i0.4 last year, the Caltlew ran dirict into Cal date— uul ail that part of the town ants so coin ptetily nods water, thut IL was with sliffieulty any person, even on Ihirsirls..ck. could pass into the towu. Much injury hiss Given austaiutd at he exteirvive pri.it work of Messrs. Forster, at Cuminerwhile ; ;akin .at the print works of Messrs. Lush. These 'vrofka ore both sitna!e.l on the banks of the Cal deiv.—jaer Altai 0n, 4 11, dyer, and Robert M.C.ir nick. brit'llayer, Imre nearly lost their all by the late ittu;nlliinii.—fie Eden, we :mart has also dome cousolenthle tlainaae ; the farmers in the aighimur.mo.l4 of notelierbv and lotickerhy have Suffered very severely. The Wituiptial Ilit• earned down great (matinee of corm—At Wigton, Mr. Cum gs lost a pair of valuable post horses, and a chaise, in crossing the river Waver; the post-boy was providentially saved by laying hold of the hrinienes of a tree.—The river l'etterell was like wise swollen to an unusual height. Several fields Of corn inkjet g that river were partially swept away by the torrent, particularly one field of five acre, of oats. Oa Tue.day morning the nvcr Tyne averdowed its banks to a • most alarming height. It has not hers, remembered so high since the year 1782. (:teat ipsaiitities of grain have beets swept off these lon lauds, which in many places he contiguous to the river. The lass sustained cannot be calculated, but it moat be immense; ern, to the amount of near 12001. • having . been lost by the oecopier of Newhierio-hall farm alone. The quay, at New castle, was overfinotil during Tuesday, and it was with extreme difficulty, that some small vessels, which were inside of the tiers of ships, could lie prevented front being placed on their beam ends. Great damage has likewise been dune in the neighbourhood of •flexhaia, many water-mills being disabled, by their slims, sluice., &c. being carried away. Great quantities of gran have also been Inst in that neighbourhood. The river Wear was so mulch sootiest at Sunder land in idee (southward of Durham) that the mail coach could not pass; but the bags were got across, and forwarded to Newcastle in a chaise. The Wear was covered with sheaves of emu for several hours. Thu sufferers are too numerous to particularise. Sods* parts of the road to Morpeth were under we e ter to • considerable depth ; sail all the amen streams of the country overtime's' their batiks. Resides the loss in cant, timber, &c. it is too simbable that unialaris of cattle, sheep, ice. have perished—several having been 'writ iloatiug down the different riveri, &c.—lt i. said that a boy Wel drowned near Seaton Iron Work., and another near Maryport. Celts*, ouri l'orrer are !merited to fight within three weeks, fur fifty guineas The stake 'sweep was to be deposited last uTgbt. . _~ • PROM LAS? NICIIT'S GAZETTE. TA 111'N EID.H IPS DISSOLVE!). Bowel4k, aull Ric Lard GI alio, of Bristol, eutlos. Sept. , l6, t mo 9 Clunks Barrett, and "Moms Wilkiasuo, of Maurlastri, atterseys-st.lau Srot tang, . - - - Thomas ltue, and Charles 'Salt, of Bath, surgeons. Sept 99. loon. Ste plieu Annuli:ll, William Wight, and Iticharel Ellis Pritchett, of Cooper's.iuw, Crotched-Friars, London, and . ofChawhi,s street, Goothnan's Fields, Middlesex, beer and aleduerchants Sept. 49, tell. Samuel Rogers,Juliu Culcope Bond, Joseph Phipsoss„ mad William Rogers, of thriuitigliain, patien.tye markers. Sept. 29, 1809. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. • Thomas 'Mai i ay, of Paternebter-row, Spit nitride, Middle sex, shoc-manuthetnier, from tkplenutier au, to November at ten, at Guildhall, Louttou. • IIANKRt'PTCY SUPERSEDED. Samuel Slather Tonikins, of Stanton, St. John, Oxford, dealer and chapeau. BANI[RI;PTS. Ann Chadwick and John Chadwick, of Beadhurr-green, Cheater, halters, to surrender, October IS, 17, and Novciu her It, at eleveti, at the Itog Trivera, Marinate, Manche.- ter. Attorneys, Messrs. Halstead and swarth, Manches ter; and Messrs. Milne nod Parry, Temple, London. Richard Holbs, late of Heading, Berke, grocer, to storms irtphar, 16, 17, and Nov. 14, at el. vets, at the Ante! Reading. Attar ails, Mr. l'ims, IteudiaL;; and Messrs. • Jenkies, James, mei Abbott, New Its,,. William Parker, of Blicknall !numerics, Stafford, Rom founder, to surrender, October 93, 04, and November la, et I twelve, al the Jeroitighain Arms len, tskifnal, Setup. Attor ney, Mr. Pritchett., Bros h i , Shropshire. John Wilharo., forim.ly of Semmes, lint now of Cadox ton, near death, Glamorv.an, ituumetager, to surrender, Oc loh;r 10, 13, and November 14, at eleven, at the Slack worth Arms Dm, ser,itsrs Attorneys Mr. William Phillips, Swansea; rend Musts. Williams Mid Brooks, Liacolit's lila, 1.01101t.M. *1 homes Mather, of Newcastle-upon-Tyue, oil-tuna, to surrender, October is, it), and November it, at ell vr ii, at the Black Swan tun, Coney-street, York Attorney.:, Mr. &lee, Inner Temple, laintleu ; and Mr. Flearon, York. Joseph Harrison, of Southwick, Durham, ship-owne,•, to serreader, October: 46, 47, and Nuv. It, at elesen, at the Bridge Inn, Bishop Wearmoutli, Durham AttortiriN, Mr. Kirlson, Bishop Wearnioutli ; and Mr. 1 kiriley, New. Bridgemtreet, Blackfriari!, London. Niel WNVII, tale of (hart mon, South Carolina, America, but now of I anulou, merchant, to surrender. Noveriih, r 3, at six, 4, at eleven, nod is, at twelve, at Guildhall, Luedun. Attorney, Mr. blind, 'flirogimirttia•st Feet. Richard Bail, late of East Brent, Somerset, mercer, to sue. reader, October iii, 17, amid November is, at twelve, at the Worillpark lout, Axbridge, Somerset. Attoincvs, Mr. James . Parker, Marker:place, Axbridge ; and Messrs. Blake, Cook's-court, Carty-street, littitligt. Joseph Browne sail James Putrell, both late of Liverpool, merchants, to sioreniler, Octolier t. 0, st, at oat, nod No. vrwitt r 14, at three, at the Globe Tavern, John-street, Li-. Verpool• Attorireys, Mr. lVooslaiLieerpoel ; and Mr. Black. stock, London. DIVIDENDs, Oct. 96. Tlminas Smith, late of Brandon, &dna, wise— merchant, at It'll, at the Chequers lun, Brandon. Oct 97. W Boucher, of Birmingham, toe-weaker, at, twelve, at the Bell hie, Bristol-street, Birmitigliant. Oct. std. John Itat,on, Jol.n Watson the younger, end Jo seph Wata,.o,•all of Preston, latocaster, cotton spinners, at eleven, at the 14011 too, Pt 4:!tou. Nov. 11. John Parkes, of Broad. street, Horsleidown, Sur rey, wise -merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Nob. 4. George Sanders, late of Air-street, Piccadilly, vic tualler, at ekves, at Guililbsil, Leonia. Nov. tl. Richard Gouldsmith, of New Band-etrret, !Mid dlesex, erahmiderer, at elevesi, at Guildhall, Loudon. Oct. richer.% Gell, of Vt et.ellitid, Yurk , miller, at ten, at the Strafford's Arms Inn, tValielleld. Nur. 11. Roger Partridge, of Clematis bin, Middlesex, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, Luodou. Oct. 26. Elizabeth Croptun, of Bishop Weartnouth, Dur ham, minium., at eleven, at the Bridge l'in, Bishop Wear mouth. Oct. att. William Dempsey sod Jobs Acraman, late of Bristol, tailors, at clever, at the bosh 'Ferrite, Bristol. . Nov tt. George Low:bottom, of Holbech, near t.ceds, Yolk, clothier, at eleseu, at Guildhall, Loodmi. Nov. is. William Cush, of Chelmsford, upholsterer, at our, at Guildhall, Loudon. Nor. is. Thomas Longlmttoni, late of Holbech, near Leeds, York, clothier, at One, at Guildhall, Loudon. Non. s. James Lyon, of Sayage•Gateleus, Louden, nic . r• clime, at ten, at Guildhall New. 13. Authouy Thriume Bowles end Thomas Williams, of Kent-street, Suut ark,gioLers, at lot lie, at Guildhall, Louden'. Nov. Is. Herbert Wyatt, Hubert Scatclicril Joues, Cliarles Sheppard, and Arlo. Pettemon Tep, - of Linke-street, Atd gate, London, painter., at twelve, at Nor ember 1. I.de ai d ,of lintietta-street, Caveseliab equine, Allidelleocx, wine -merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Nov. 7. llenismin lien and Ann Snit!, of Baainghall street, LORtion, failure, at one, at Guildhall. Oct. 91. L.. 441114,1 tl I, of Grove-street, iii the parish of Bathwick, SUM. INt t, and John Tuttle, of Bath, coach. masters, at two, at the Christopher tau stud 'Tavern, Bath Oct. 96. Julia Holt, of Salford, Lancaster, dyer, at tare. at the Mosley AMA, SI ancliester. Nov. in. Juumbau 11 ib:mrd, late of Bath, alehouse-keeper, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. Ci.:HTIFICATEII-oc9. 24. Lewis Harty, of lw..tford, Hertford, sick-throwater, Frederick Charles %Valets, of the Strand, Sliddlesex, cbt- Joseph Smithies, late of Leeds, York, merchant 1 • 11011:11111C04.119011, of Lynn Regis, Nuifulk, ar-.cram. William ftlackborn, of Ahlcrwate.street, Lon:ni, watth. spriug.maker. Thomas/tuna, of Sonth.End, sear Lewisham, Kent, mil ler. John Fielding, of Sheffield, York, saw and edge-WO-mans facture'. Arthur Lewis, of Banbury, Oxford, mercrr. firm Gibson, of Liverpool, tope-inaker. James Mansell, of Sheffield, York, saw sod edge-tool-mann rectum. James It, eve, of Holborn, Middlesex, umbrella anaker. John Ratcliffe, late of Hanehester, baker. 'tuber' Riehliough, 1.1 , 111101.11, ' keeper. Richard Banks, of Lllhaui, Kent, victualler. John Spencer, of Slaernsrei-strect i , Golden-square, Middle. sea, jeweller. COURSE OF EXCHAI fienaterdate 3l 4 2 U. Ditto al Sight 32 9 Rot Irrdasu 9 13 2 U. Hamburg's 9 0 girl. Album 99 1 90.1. Paris I day'a date 90 I Ditto— ..... 5 V U. Rourdeaux gu S Macte34l —is _paper. Ditto 44 effect. Palermo .. —lit leaver. Ditto a9l erteet. Sdboa 4l Leghorn . liu Grows St Nay1n...... • • 49 The MASTER end Wanertna of tier Reliers' Coinpooy waited on the Logo MAYOR, yesterri.y, to .et the ;maze anti price of bread. Het Lordship,, after examtrilug the Mertinergher,' report, wit, pleased to order tile Friers of bread to 'Sr raiscd to is. scle -the qoartero loaf, wheaten, and le. 311. ituumshold; to take place ou Tiiuredry. tGE, Fasoky, Sm. *9. I Lisbon 6: Opurto. . ...... Rau Janciro.... 7 t 111,1ItA Gel,l:thar Lnblin it, Curk . • • i. 14 0 • . POTtUC2I tinld In Cum. •wl I:ars per oz. trl.l4mblutms w r I/Altar, in Baas — 7tirw I. ' Pit b — Abgiii of the Batik ut pet Cent. POLICE. UNION•IFIALT.. 0E7.3. ebarged with ruhbtoz allot town, of a quantaly or wear.isg •prettie':. The gtrl wtatwa, that the PI atone.. went home with her, to Mitodan eventual, to her todAings, where he slept; on reaktuz, Iti. o'clock in the totwiting, shr discos. t.. 1 Itnit It, 114. ht . t her, sod, lonkaug round ate roan, tamed the .t.. 1:.;• het. %he hail potted off tlic Eight befwc, tinether with her puch.t. ettotatiouttbiec Anions" to sayer. • . A A . otchnsat. state 4, that as be ass zoi,lt his rosinls,abost dirge o'cioe.,ll , 11..er . the Pratourr the t• 4,:h‘cor the Isom tu whteltthe brut want er itil4. the street ; he look lahn Into restudy sod conveyed Mn. to the* house , Ea 1.1":, a gotta, prlthroall and shawl wort fo , ,nd uribletres, whack the tint "Mama clartowi as her pro. ;.at. The PtdettleW, in hi. 1 4, 1. nelyr ,,, le.l,:el ae hat the..bongs at ltat said there were 0b.,• two sh,ltio., i n packet, rides he had to her the etrwrottu hefote. i. coasideratiho,ef reecetog Ctlf tail% faeount, whirls site after wlards record h.) Kraut ku.n 1 bee cruelty bad web an effect en butt„ That 41.• t ova as !Ow, lira/ .ts!cen, he to .al ilia 'Uf.n to the mewl of !ha aorvaist f the boner, eat requested t kt t sit. —the servant roftweeleoetrop!y, sarispea her sn Her Lad scot the key of the stass aysta.rw woh :mass" Le, t. 14. ever, sud his tray tip at ue* iota the test Omit, Ltd. tau s window op u s, he, resolved to jutn , ,s oat, and, rather atal-op.npor, un ea.g Cents the arms of the tan., he fell iota those of the wr:eAncen. He was fully GootaLlttat for trail, Sundae morning. Ur. Cs—rs an t Dr. B —Y, two physicians or istaute.me, at rilyinutitii, iia coma , • queime of an obeli:l.6ms whieit, took place - at a ! Corporation .14eetiog on 'Filurstlay, tart on Ply-,1 • mouth line, with intent to fight a duel, but a ; kisowl...sslme of 'mei,' inteotioa haring got to the • eats of jo.tice, tint fo;i• e allicei• attend...l, mid • took th- its ' both into cus.ails • They *tete Tokyo before this Mayon, u4tl haunt over to leap the ptifice. SACK! lALO6.—On ICeants4llty 'Light last. or on Thursday morning, the Vesir)-Ruitin of T le parish. Bristol , setts entered. and the chests which • contained the punch deeds and p4pers broken open. It is supposed that. the ohtect•of du , deoredators • Was to obtain possetsion of the sairisinental plate, bat in tins they were ditapprooted. The attempt was rep, wed on the tollioviing nigtit, with unifier siltweris. A reward of fifty pounds has been °tiered • . for ouprehending theotb.itilers. - lh-itunlay 'algid last, fibir men, belaii;ing tia the Hut('.. after behaving in a errs tinton4 noinUrt in ailment part* of Plymouth Do'ck. proceeded to the Three Tim.. in .Catiterim•-street, and Amu:noted ? 1 admittance, which was refusal them, on arceinot of I the latent!** of the hour. Mrs. UtlnNt... Mir load-, I • lady. stood near the Joir. to prevent thrill fr ' genial; In; ultra use .of the nnacreantii drew Isis ' bayonet.. and stabbed her. ouder the left breast; . the party then made otr.hut were pursued, mutter* .of them .taken tutu 4:nautili. They have since herd. ammonia& cud remanded to piiison a .till the fate of Mrs. Unsure can be macedoine& it woman of the ilitnir of rairitgrm, drinking in • corkpunv with tun men ut the P eace , and Fame p,uhri ...hirsute, iii Ply:omit!, Dock , being secisseel• liy. tall, landlord of purloining .1. driiiking-,41.i.5, (the, rn having prerniusly left the 'room); amyl, meld the moat horrid impreeltions, wi•don4 her arnni „ mi g ht drop olf, S..e. in demal of the charge; hut, on rising to quit the room, the glass was (Wt. crieed to sirup from tinder her clothes, and, ~hock,- , in;; to reime, hefure she had power to reach the door, she fell shown and fractured her leg 111 PO 1 alreadfal a manner as to be incapable of being./ removed until medical *id was obtained. rt rw.er -- ~~:. I . . • . • . PUY:IL INTELLIi;AWF. 4 • Puw'rsawt s zt:T. SA. Arrived the.Thaieev: The Per.si Z test, of 18 gisn;., ( * mama vow oy to the Duvitt..—Wied.l. N. REAL, ot"r. 2. Sailed ti e U4bei frigate, on a criti ,, F Remain in life 011saits, the . Prigicers of Qr a lige. Diana, mid !.'A' le frigate.; Kangaroo, Ite r ni u . de, and Rinaldo 'floors of war. Sailed tilt Cornienll,• Petit, for J amities, and nit yemterdal,.on before .tated ; also saiita a few truti.-, • port.. cots OF cant, SEPT. TLC .hip Thootav, Joseph ll;atniat. must,:, Martiolgtw, Llitt:ol for I,ortdoti, ariirrd at . Stant:de/ last, wider jury ma's's, LC' n obliged to tut irway her flare tied tnota• viokott wile of wiloi nit the 26tli Atagat A las% 1a the 19th Septemb.!, Capt. Ctm,-we, iu la?.111. N. long. 44.0. W. fell ilr aith Ilir •• k Fortune., Copt'. Vaii.ittart. . Ilk.ireutest attention. r• •FROM LLOYD'S mar ! , the A • r.saND, Ovr a•—.Arron:i ttx BCOPInall ar.,l Wien ropy, from !ittlegrtl (Wean, from RI •....1.,, sod tic Harnot, I.4lAcr j , fr044,101e. 17 --SAM Letuan, for Oporto. • • CEYLON, APRIL 19, 15389. The General Orders ot'• this *ounce to our readers as severe a lo4sslle the small )ociety of tilts settlement has pe►hsps ever . . . . . . . Wc allude to she death of Major &nett. of art Majesty's lyth •hoot, who etaltarked ant his regi ment fruits this island for Travancore, at the com mencement of the hate ahsturtasoces in that quarter; and ietitrised u few nags since an the Pitilmantaxe, with a complaint that left tio hopes w his. recovera, and allied terminated Ma existence the( moron.' at two o'clock. • Oa this melancholy occasion we are coritiored that every man lias e g o:illy partaken Ar tile gener4l sorrow and regrdt which have perrailett the mind, u t' the whole garrison, and atinyli were so eminently conspicuous in the iluscliarye of the last wed solemn duties that were [mid to Lia usetnury in his inter ment. • Major &aver has left * Widow aodlhree tire's w Etigi to lament the lova, ; an. the onir coatialatuni that eau he mimed, under titelaffliet 111114101tillie4 which his detail has entmaut upon' them, is the gratefiti tunnh 'melancholy reedit! if the general esteem and regard that was autertainerl fur him wheu living, and of the just and 'well.; merited tribute of regret which was paid to his memory when dead. The tollewinß ariaugenient tnnk place with re... giu‘t tu las - funeral, consequence of , a !tieronrae ilum to that ellect, witch wet underototod- etas •-rtit rouad to the Civil and Mtheary 041U:era .of the settlement, iu the course of the doy M EMOitAN Relative to the Interment of Ma* Sower, of His Mviesty '4 loth Regiment. TUE it'BitßAL Rith the Moroi and Fifes of the 89th Itegingfeet. sad the Band of the 3J Ceylon, under the command v.: Major M.Beau, myth Reguesat. THE BODY. 3lorriee, Car. Foote, TI. M. S. 3d Ceyloat Rrgt. p.e.,lsoustaise. !Raja Ch. tin , ed p. tineare , Dpi. liar. Cry.'.. Her.. S nyur Edward.,Major Colet.a.,k , , Ceyiva Rep. Royal Am... CHIEF MM. - RN Elt, "THE Govcason. . Mr. Wood Meg ' ft. ' " Rod ay H. ,11-Coviocil A1D8.1.-1)E CAMP. THE COLONIAL OFFI(II . .g, The Oftleere of H. M. Ship La Pie,imoutaise. The I:titters of the Game St iiF The Contutavotant of Colombo With hoe Stair. The Civil Mervuots accorJiog to their rook, the scutur to front. The 0.1111111i111.1,411t will %facet a proper nut:slier of non.to ttttt rissinued Officers to attend, to prevent any crowding or undue intirterence. The senior Officers of Corps not included in t;it, above list will march their Officers on the iiririp„; of the first gun, iii regular order, according to i;lt it ran, to the quarters front which the I,edy of the • late Major Iletver is to be carried. They are we. quested to observe the utmost regulariq, and to take cerethat no o ffi cer upon any account fits sates from the spirit of that propriety and regularity which ought to be observed upon such an o. (11,1,1•16 PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. • 3 per Cent. Consols hper rent Navy ....... ........ Imperial Annuities 7 lath. Stuck India /tondo. ll 4 *prem. Exchequer Bills English 1.... Wry 'Tickets. Bei.k for (Ampule for.. • • -• T. ISH V 4. Coruhill, au; 9, Cberiastruse. BiRTHR. On Friday, at his house, at Knightabridr, the wife of the Rev. J. Gamble, of a daughter. Latch., at Camden-Mace, Cork, the Lady if Stcphoa Roche, Esq. of sum. MAP.RIAGE. At Aberdeen, Doctor If sephirtivon, to Miss IChrirllnt Niae'eret. eldest &Righter of Roderick Macicoo;, ?AA cip4i of lame, College. DEATHS Sunday morning, Awn six o'clock. a Nettie44mi near ea es, Sir Elijah tensity, !tart aced 77 yam +. Sr elij.l was, thiritig • part of Lord North's rialiasenstrati -a, *Aiwa, Judge. of lath.n. II i, remains ose to W remove., fee Matt. tarot rstwili Thuroday, at Itsrnwuod, sincerely rate rs; i s Avid Iv giette,l by his brother utErcre, Skijor Uird, the tb mgt. of foot, 11111.1tered iu Clout rat..r tic we, only Wycurs of age h.ine L.sa owed ei the actin of his CUriotry. tin Ssont:sty the .24111 1000, at the house of his ttneht, Major Heron, Portland-place, Cath, must deeply re!retted, Join ph Fortereni , Egg in the iqth year of ios age. He :ad returned, in a ye, y deli. ate state ur health, Irvin Rio Janeiro with Item-A:lnters, bur Stdney Sm.* and had the honour elf Per , ' Inc tied , r the iiiiinedisle 0.0•1711:01.1-11 of that disimbuielutsi deer, as a midshipman, veal ly Lye scan. Yesterday morning, Mr Gr•Mith Maurits, of the Nary Coffee -haw, Neseastle-street, HIGH WATER AT EGNDON BRIDGE Tills DAY. Merulag 37 eta after 9 I Afterglow, r mow &ler go LONDON :—l't laird by C. MITI!, Nu 1, fitgaruya and pabliaLed at the Oftir., N.,. Dark "r ftt. Orme' t a' Charrh, Strand, by J. MIN IT emir. :vilre.-...11r01. lA. Sae. fur skit t'aprf, wit to the Ofire, iruat• i tattD, duly ationtlel tu. .. 14.