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^^ . • ll '' , "7 -,, rrr.rg _ . bU.B Det:tts. Last night the Theatre MU crowded.. The pro fits were applied to the support of that valuable institutioil. the Meath Loon Society. The Pro prietora on this occasion ciaaplayed a praise-worthy litieratity,"nor is Mr. Bialiata lew deserving public thanks; he exerted his best powers to gratify or de -I;glited audience. The Haunted Tower wail well perforisial throughout. T;:e sougs by the respec tive iserforesters were given with taste and edict ; cud Mr. Fullsau in the Baroa of Oakland, was ex tremely happy. C 141101). the sect of the Right Hon. John Foster, has been for several days past a scene of gaiety. ; The sports of the held have beeu attended with un exampled success. Preparations are tusking for hall-. concerts, and card parties, to take place d o ,- it:4 the Christmas holidays. His Excellency, and suer al other persons of t:istiuction, are expected thete oa Thursday next. Tit:- Duke and Duchess of Richmond are ex pected at the Castle on Tuesday next. His Grace will set hit Thursday, Oa a shooting party, to Mr. N'ostri'l, at Colton, where he intends to remain till the 10th of next month, and from whence he will proceed to Tutlamore Park. On Tuesday morning, the Head Police Office was et-nailed with people, whom both business and ca!tosity brought thither, in order to hear the ex *lnitiation of L'korters, the swindler. The curious, however, were disappointed, as the examination was pi i r a te, and held iii the Board-room.—Between 20 and .14) persons came forward to give evidence against the prisoner, who is a very geaitletauuly looking man. BIU(.HT4),V, thc. Q 4. L . , The Pavilion, honoured and enlivened as it has r. been be the pre*oee of its Illustrious Owner, his Royal brother Clarence, and a select assemblage of distinguished fashionable fuvrwrites,' has, for this week past, &two intuits gay anti sp:endiii chambers t the greater portion of our elegant and conspicuous winter fainili^:s. Amidst a succession of social ?eremites, heightened with harmony and friend ship, rapidly have flown the amusements of the week, which, wr regret to sly, closed their gory• career, fo: • time, Itet siught; previous to which his 10 ) 411 Itigintss the Prince of Wales laminated • G •neral ifoorAon's tliristviiiiig dinner party with hot pre. , race, which was attended by a large party of niolitary, and male and female fashionables of distitoctiou. On the close of the baptismal cere. moray, at which the Prince condcscentlingly stunt{ in person, for the infant daughter of the Genera!, the whole prate, by has flugnuesis's desire, adjourn. ed to the Pavilion, where all the superb apart• merits, brilliantly 0111mi:wed, were thrown open fur their reception. The splendid guests who com posed this fashionlble circle, delightfully ens ironed by condescending eel, of elegant - hospitality, music, a ad conversation. were detained till a late hour.— '.1 4, e Prince and suite left this ! deer soon after nine this morning for. Carlton-Ifouse, front whence he proceeds on Monday to Windsor, to hold the Christ mas festival with his august Parents and the other branches of the Rot ai Family, sud select par ties long 'Mee invited. The household of his Royal Highness have received orders to proceed to Carlton (louse by the close of the ensuing week, which forbids the bop.: of another tiNit from the Priors., till the races, or his usual birth-day festivities, iu the summer. Tilt, weather, although by nes means so tine as we have had it, is still reason afire, and the mum rot,. families who are now so journers with us, with visas of brew tality, welcnine the venerable sprout h of winter ; while the lower orders of the community, in corn mixed numfrers of bovs, girls, and men, vocalize the redeeming festival, io sonorous cadences, at the doors of the inhabitants. Among the conspicuous public 4innsements of the ensuing week are the Ma sonic BtU and Sumwr on St. John's day. 11 , . CkISP COMM.. I.C. A 1114 theatrical season at Wol verluim pi on, about the 14th of January. Mr. :-.TANTON has engaged Mies Pa.uais to per• Pura three nights at the Stockport Theatre. Her engagement CUlattitill7Cl this night. A tine fat game, from the country. was yesterday d taittert by a carrier, cm a charge of defrauding the Post-(Ace. by having a letter in its belly—on the ground that a goose, not being a Member of Parliament. his no right to frank a letter. On Friday se'ttutght, the guard and coachman of the Trafalgar. having stopped at the lwer.liou,e,, in their +ay betweec Beverley and Hull, went into the house, leaviug the horse* without any permit betide them. After standing runic tune. the horses at length set oft. at their usual pace, passed austral carriages and waggons, went through the tiorttpike-gate at Newland, and iuto Prospect. street, iit as regular a rummer as if under the quid aver of the driver. The passengers in the coach, a geittleman and lady, belonging tit that town. were perfectly aware of their situation; but, confiding ni the sagacity of the amine's, made sue attempts to get out, until the coach was stopped by some gen tlemen opposite the litlinuary. A • AI'auCIOUS ATTEhteT AT MURDZIII AND Roe sam v. —l-astSaturday evenin g. about eight o'clock, Janes L CeMi/4, reprewiatong himself to be a labourer 1 ,, .v0 Buckinghiuushire, went to the house of Mr. Buswact.„ gardener, at E.dield Chase, sod asked fur a glass of water ; while in the act of doing- so. he drew a pistol on ,Mr. B. which flashed Mt the pals ; hr drew a woltd. which also flashed ia the pan, and all the while dereaudiag the money of Mr. B. who knocked the desperado down with a chair. and, with the assistance of hie wife, a.cured • the fellow, tied his hands behind him, and kept guard over him till Stocky, when he was brought to a chaise to ClerkeaweiC privon. 'the report of the lose of the Hsenar originated in three seamen, who dereited an& got ea hoard a smuggler., giving out a report of the loss of the ' Hasrat., as au inducement to the smuggler to re ceive them on board, and which amogaler, ou his . arrival at plymoilth, told the story, which he be lieved, of the ship bturg loot, and only the three •ie4lllCli mimed. A flight of aea-eagles has lately visited the Saseez coast. near Hastings. The very uncommon appear/Amer of there birds, on the ootithern coast. has excited very great curiosity. They have ail. a rutty wade great dostrnettetsaitiongat the rabbits, nit the warren. near tbe signal station. • ntorryalc Mliffrars. DUBLIN MARKET NOTE, FOS TDe Wien ENDING rielOAT, Ocoeetart 9*; /diddle • from to s. J. d 0. d. 056 WhiLat, perks . 30 4 0 53 0 4t- Ai; 0154 Flom., per cwt. •••• is 0 40 0 --,,;(11 Here, psr bar . u , 0 0 634 Burley, per ditto 2n 0 29 0 24:26 2709 Oats, per Jittu - 13 6 IS 0 71 453 Oatmeal, per cwt. - lei o se 0 17 u Pee. - • • 9 Sold to PA. rs only. 41 Barrel:l.g' - 45 0 55 0 52 0 6140 Cwt. or Flow • 11, o Its 0 32 0: Average Price of Wlicat and Flour, s is. ed per sac*. tot, from 310.'0d to aos. od. Rece:ols of Flour, 11,643 eil, suss od. 3as od. Salta. of Flour, 5j.7.4 3d , --- 11113 uel Qua, tern Lind mkt week, IS lid. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. rcraoa7, DEC. 19, ittng• We eanot note any alteratios in prisms to-day, except Oats, %Melt weir at a trifling redaction. Other Grain was dull sale, and eery few purchasers. a. el. a. d. Wheat, English Pi 3 to 16 9 per ;nlsa. Neer Ditto...— is 15 0 Ditto. American l6 o ••••• 16 6 thou. Quebec........ 14 0 •—• 14 9 Ditto. Irish l3 3 14 6 Dion. Fhmr, Sopertine Amer 34 0 6* a per 1961b5. Barley, Faiglbbli ll 6 ••••• 11 9 per :winch ..... 7 6 II 3 Ditto. Irish.... ..... • • 0 •••••• 7 u Ditto. Oats, Put aloe 4 11 4 4 per 4:lbs. Limerick 4 s ..••• 4 3 Ditto. Waterford • 4 1 4 a Ditto. Malt, Fine, ..... la 6 14 u per :in gets. Mi" 10 14........ 10 6 13 0 Ditto. Beans, %mill, sa o @Y 0 per qr. CORNWALL PRICES CURRENT. Talmo, Dee. 2.1. Best Wheat 335.; second ditto 305.; third ditto 35c ; average mix. toil. Barley 15s. 3d. Oats 95 64. LAU‘ccsTosl.—lVlseat (16 gals.) 935. a des. Mirky 108.6 d. Outs !.s. 4cl. CAMTLFfloo.—Wheat (94 gals) 375. 9.1. Barley 16s. Oats itte. Butler vol. PEN ZANcr.—Wheat 395.; red 335. Barley itis. Oats 10s. Batter itild. Ores mid at Rectrutb, Ver. 21; 1809. Mines. Tuna. Purchasers. at per ton. Wheal Damsel 145 Bose Cu. L. 9 114 0 ditto 1 tli It W. Co. 15 10 6 ditto 14. Cheadle & Rose 11 0 0 ditto 111 Birmiogbaui Co. .9 Is ii ditto . ' +'69 ' ditto 4 15 0 ditto ditto ii 14 6 ditto \ ditto • - • 9 10 6 ditto PI i - Cheadle 11 0 0 Wheal Gotland 4 41 British CO. 4 3 6 ii Ito '''flAe * Chiba Cu. ." 9 14 0 Wheel Jvitel 131 Freeman Co. . I td 6 ditto $4 Be. sad Cheadle 6 is 0 Wheal Quick 97 Cheadle a I 6 ditto • Si. Freeman Cs,. . 7 a 6 Wheal spinster ' 100 Union CO. 9 IS 6 dill° *7 'ditto, 11 lit 0 Wheal Clinton 109 Cheadle 30 9 6 triegbraii a 94 Birmiutham Co. 5 0 0 ----' T , ital Ise! tons. At Ile 4lrutit on Tltutstiny end Naoriles loat Tos an 47 4--Trraker by 349—Nor th Do. ll* 7i; —IV Aria Chance 77.—W twat Ltbert I.—Total 16 - ,0 lour.. MAR] Prices of Col;iiierQ;;;;er.-134e141 per Gallon. I Most 1 Barley Oats. 1 Beaus. Brcad. Dec a. a. I a a a • a. •. s. Salisbury 19409 to I tivl2 to 4•24t012 16 to T:2 7 Ratiosstuke 21,72 to Ili 12 to 24 to 3;12 to 64 Devit. a VI o 6 to 12n ti to 3..34 to 4. 1 44 to 6 1 •—•—• Neobury 01 !tt to t 34 to 8.2.16 . to so 52 to 61 / 4 AuLltwsr Y 3 91 to It: •7 to 49in tO 4$ 10 to * 2 31 W tto` Oratter 23 91 tO 11, 36 tO 89133 to 45 vto 74. -- Welght of Ilts Gallou Lust, alb. 1 t ua.-41Ialf Gall. 411/. Aux, CAULISLE 1148ICE.T. Opp. 16. Wheat........ 4i Ott I 1, R'.4 dr, oio to 741 .. /tie - Mottos.... 40 to 11 . 0 Barley Poiatee Onts.. los 6 ~ s Lamb.-- 64 to of )...„ Cosoisou ditto. on 64 Lt. Goose Eine F10ur.... di 4tr• , F.esh Butter —4 to 12,1 Oat Mew 1...... es act . Salt Hotter —el tor —4 Barley Meal... sts 24 i Potatoes t 4 to 44 per hoop. Ilya 111.41 Os inl , N.S. The Carlisle Boob(' is three Wineloster; and the Hoop 14.195. rEtittrrit MARKET, Dec. 19. Ristat.....L.s I to Cl2ll 414 Per Quarter 3 Rye a 6 o ler Win. ) .s 34 ttarley s is 0 liesliel. j 6s oat Oats , A 1 .. 0 . E 3$ 4 ili KENDAL MARCIA', Dec it:. - flit., per load, i .. as . ~,, Flref 71 ei. bold,. $ " ' Mutton nebt F10ur.... nit od 7 Vral Sid c 1 Seivoirdil to .. .St of I'm k f Istmeol al od ' 1 Goo be Potato's, per it. Salmon. r..-t 1b.,....... od Plotter, per 1b......... 1..4 HA DOING . oN PRICE OF DRAIN, Dee. is. OW wheat, see. 6d. per toot' ; New ditto, sta. to Sfie.— New Ho, le, to 311 --Oat., Iss. to 431.—Pe.t.t, VA. to )(Th.— homily of Meat lair, sod doll tale. - - WATLIMIRD ItIARIET PKICEB, Use. 19. Butter, hist quality -- Fel told ---- thnni 9 "5 Tallow (muttered) lOO5lO loas Lent (Rake) ... ..... . 64 19 r s i ll per Cal. (casks, to )* .. 7 . 8 Hides, raw . ass 56s Knit Beef ...m ed ass 6d Iltatioesl.. Floor, Ist quality —s 64. , -- second .. sets Goa --third .. jug 44 . (per bag. (sortie l4O S u s) Wheat Barley all Stes 6d Oats (common) —4 145 I,sotatoe).. Malt .. ass 395 Costs .. Tallow (rough) lts lls al Potatoes.. Beet 3 (quarters) aid .:..1 Genets) ad LI m ottue l (quarters) i CPAs*, . .... ad gd Veal Pork a 4 per Stuns. , per Foam]. toil audj Whiskey ..6.... Iss ud to us. 64i. per Gallon. '!rain Oil 44i• toe. to sel. per too. Coro Ratan/ fat ths Week wailing on Salanlay. : 111'.9 Banda Wrist } s 11. os VA. 314 J —.--- mss, `, Averaging a Us. aid. r---- airilri ) II. 5.1.. 1!,i41. e 3 Med Wheat ... l..a at 0 to o o e White Wheat e to o to' 2 15 0 Quo 1 to to to t :7 0 FROM LIST IG117"S GAZETM PARTNERSHIPS DIbSOLV ED. Susan Card and Rilaard Handley, of Pall Mall, milliners Pet Y 3. t•na• Ann Brace Powell awl Jane Taylor, of Piccadilly, milliaem and dress makers. Dec. 125, 1809. Juba pe a rigni, tVilliain Pearsun, Daniel Gusset, and Wil liam peanua, jun. of Landon', a arelmese.keepert. Dec. as, 181 , 9. John Manes and Jacob Davies, of Manchester, I.:waster, hat manufacturers. Drc. 11, 1809. James I.4%iiigton and J Dea Moulins, of Alithurth.laue, London, wiling. Der 15, 1%04. HANKRUPTtILS ENLARGED. Thomas Harland, of Hargerford,, herbs, draper, from December on. to February IJ, at elereu, at Gull:than, I.ondun. Juba Peary, late of Kingslaud road, 3liddlearx, builder, fruia Ikeeuslax au, to January IJ, at tau, at Guildhall, BANKRUPTS. - William Morris, of Birmingham, Warxick, timber-mer rhino, to surrender, Jam. IY, Li, and Feb. ti, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, io Temple•row, Birmingham. Attorneys Mr. Egerton, Gray's-iou.square aud %wars. Spurrier mud logleby, thriningbast. George Smallwood, of Beech-street, Barbican, Loudon, brss-foutsdnr, to surrender, January 9, 13, sod Fehroary 6, at twelve, at Guildhall. Atteraeys, Sewer. Harris aud Soo, William Brown, of Kepler Mill, St. Giles, Durham, miller, to surrender, January 15, 16, and February 6, at eleven, at the Wheal Sheaf, Ft tonwellgate, Dui haus. Attorneys, Mr. John Ward, Durham sod Mr. JUpSOI7I, ClUille•ItICCI. Hut. burn , !Loudon. Andrew {Gilliam Lee, of Sonderlaud sear the Sea, Dorham to SUrrrllairr, December 30, January 17, and Februiny 'ateleven, at the Bridge tan, Bialsop-Wtarinouth, 400,1 ham. Attorneys. Mr. Blakiston, Synntors.tuu, London i aud Mr. Robert lugrain Shafto, Sunderland. tars Jobs Bland, late of filoalton, Lincoln, blacksmith,. to mar,. resider, January ' 10, arid rein awry 6, at eleven, alike Sign of the Whits Hart, Stiehl - rag. Attorney', Mr. Rush worth, Monteath ; soil Messrs. Wordsworth tool Addison, lit.iple's.inu, London. Nlllism Buirs,r, of ClllOll3lO, Kent, irorimostuf.icturer, to surrender, December as, Janaaly 9, awl Fel., wiry 6, at tem, at Guildhatl. Loudon. Attormy, Mr. flionnis Job Mowbray, Bankside, Southwark. Emerson Wood, of Tottington Lower-and, Brtry, Lan caster, euttirumiaisufacturvr, to sarreoder, Jwiramy • *nil February '6, at ekes, at the Hare arid II I. 1114, Bury. Attorneys, Mr. S. Woodcock, Bury; and Stetter*. Blakeluek and Makiastuu, Elnacuurt, Teraple, I ondon. James Harlow, late of Newport, Isle of %Vied, Soutlututp tou, mercer, In eurreuder, !sugary It, at two, 19, at eleveu, and February ti, at two, at the Bugle tun, Borough of Kew port, Isle of Wig Lt. Attorar) , 4, Choke and Sewell, Kew/port. Verdsley Jones, of Liverpool, flour-dealer, to surrender, Fe:ornery 1, J, and 6, at twelve, at the Bull and Pouch Book Ihire•street, I.lverpuul. Attorne,,s, Mr John Clements, Liverpool; and Mr. I homes Blackwtonk, Louilou. DI VI DEN DS. Jan 17. Thomas Middleton, of Liverpool, cotton-it mM. Getiorer, at deems, at the Globe Tavern, Johuoitreet, Liverpool. Jan. 17. Thomas Plumbe, of Ormakirk, Lancaster, manu facturer, at eleven, at the Giube 1 avtra, JU111.1.924.1A1, Ler'rptrol „ • Jam. 16. Joseph flodgion, of Whitehaven, CumbeHinid, 'merchant, at elev.'s, at the 1101111 C of Joseph Brookes, inm., keeper, 11 hue haven. Jaw. 22. John Evans, of Carchran, limn-draper, at twelve, at the George Ins, From Selwood, Somerset. Jan. 19. David Davies, of Carmel-thrill, irorinionger, at cle ver', at the Bush 'Eaten', Gnen.strert, Uiistol. Jan. 17. Thous Plonthe and Julia Wow's, of Oratskirk, Lancaster, nialaufacturers, at eleven, at thc tilJbe Tavern, Juba -street, Liverpool . Jan. lir. Samuel Duo its awl Peter Davies, of Drayton is Hales, Salop, bankeis, at ckvca, at the Talbot luu, Di ay tom in Halos. Jaw 17. Charles Eilhy and Richard Crest, of Inuilpte street, Loudon, hatmerrinshers, al eleven, at Guildhall. C ERTIFICATES-•-J• fr. 46. Joseph Horrocks, •Lite of Bolton, Lancaster, media Mall*. 14rturer. Josrph Wise, of Manchester, cotton-merchant. John knight, of Lower Clanton, Moldlesra, rorn.chandler. William Lioskyn, late of Corson, Cornwall, brewer. INSOLVENT. - Prisoner is His Majesty's Gaol of CARMARTHEN. FllO/ INUTICr. John Borne, formerly of kullistuo, Hereford, but talc of Mantua, C.O nitrifies, Gent. A Pul , lic Meeting of the friends of Colonel W•RDI.II Wiil be held, to-morrow, in the Black Bull Ball Room, Glasgow, for the purpose of Considering measures roost proper to he adopted for furthering the Subscription, t. to indemnify him optimst alt losses, charqes, and expenses he may have sustained, or be liable to, in consequence of his exertions in the public behalf, during the List session of parliament." Several societies in the su,burbs are opening subscriptions fur the MIMIC laudable purpose, deputations from which will be made welcome to the shove meeting. Rraotmo, Dn. 2:4—Notwithstanding the pre sent mild season, in which violets and strawberries are iu roll bloom (the former with all their vernal fragrai.ce), yet from the various northern birds which have been lately met with iii this county, we hem reason to expects severe winter. The osprey (fele° holiaties) which we mentioned a few wegks since to have been shot near Panghourn. w• s hie wise wise shot by F. . PARRY. Esq. at Donn noon : i s the waxen chatterer (ampetis garrotes) a mo t besik: WM species from North A otierica, was shut u llifro. PARRY'S gardi-n at Donnington ; and the hawk gum beak (loxia noecothrsesios) reinarkablq fur the great strength of Its bill, flew through a (pane of glass into a room at Mrs. Psisf's, seyst two o'clock in the morninu; a here it was taken, and presented to Dr. lastory Newbury, who has it alive, and perfectly domesticated. The waxen chatterer is preserved in the Dueler's nauseam. , nu,., . . 4 1" 49. 4" • • r+icEA .1.4.4. .4 1 , nee mit I r . POETEMODEas lites r 4 .4frilfed4lWMallefligate, from the Eastward; ,aod th 2 Dapper rStv-Istseg from a cruise. VA( iselianios, with a convoy for the 4 .4rty. 1 0. 1 ..• - t ..„„. • . 1 1 4I.MOUT11. 0tc.2.3. 1 ' itivo dm ekkeollferibili' Packet, Capt. bull, for'LisMift: . TORSAY, DEC. 24. Sailed, this scorning, the Phituir frigate, to ; cruise on the Irish station ; and the liparroisksock sloop, on a cruise off Guernsey. P1.V11101,1114-DOCIC, DEC. 246 Sailed, last evening, the Tosturat, SO guns, Capt.' Sir Charles Hamilton ; Gibraltar, 74, Capt. Ball ; and Wearle and Goluffisich brigs, to tbt Westward: This day, no arrivals nor wimp. DEM.. tile. 25. Arrived the Blake, Audacious, Hero, Couris geux, Aboakir,Leydeu, and Marlborough,froin chervil; we learn that the whole of the ships and transports left that place last night, that 40 sail of transports and others had been driven on shore in the late gales, but that oaly two were totally lost, the others having heel, got uff. The Delphi* a very moron escape.—Arrived alio, the St. George, Rear-Adatiral Pick more, from Wel cheren ; and the Min/Used Cairk. Freeman, from Oporto, having lost her boats, and thrown' part of her cargo overboard, and received considerable di. wage in a very heavy gale of wind. It is feared the outward bound, which sailed yesterday. will be obliged to return. The Kingston, Lurdeo. that was on shore near Sandwich Haven, has berm lifted out of her de.ck, by hliwsre. Jones and Co.'s new-invented innps„ and she is expected to he got lute liatinsgate to a day or two. this morning a large transport got on shore on the Goodwin Sands ; at is expected she will be got off; as soon as the water (lowa, as the weather is moderate. Yesterday afternoon the wind shifted to the N.E. 'when the whole of the outward-bound ships tad imaels, detained so lung by contrary winds, got on. w. weigh, mid proceeded to the westward, under convoy of the .11 lossons and fluntbec.—WinclW.S.W. MARGATE, DEC. 25. Arrived, in our roads, the Dolphin, and a gon brig',llir nbreedays from Flushing.—Also an officer ;. of ,the Adjeltent-General's Department, and 11,40. tlisc'of the caaartir-DLoster-Lieueral's Departmetsts LEITH, DEC. 43. Wedninefey a irkil* gait-brig arrived to these Roads'from IscellioAtr Wtlttesdartfiettireat, 64, Snake, Erebus, and 1 9rie/ sloopi. anneal's. ibe Noce. ' tkinshrti y.eeterity the Forward gun-brig with a convoy to HelpitiTand. NEWHAVEN, Dec. es.. T.:fre inerellant ship La ;Valera, Andrie A o .lla. mom, ..tata4e.r, laden principally with dye-stuff. fruits Alielti}.,to London, which, on the tuortliug of Saturday, the 9th instant, atter narrowly escaping the close chase of a French psicaterr, came into this harbour, on being discharged from her quartile. tint, was eoststioed, and found out to be sea-worthy; in consequence of which the crew have beet) eta- , ployed in re-shipping her cargo, ts inch 'is said to be very valuable, fur the better aecursty of those to witotti,St. is t eunsigutd. La Antura as the largest shop that-serer sought refuge in the above hurbou • hakag fr2Q,totos burden. ORRIENOCK. DEC. 22. The, futlaripg letter, addressed to the Coffee Room, Isete,.7,epeceiviel on' Wednesday night: Camplielton, Dec. ii, 3104- ` " Oren isforisicd that goose dead twirlers, aid several eliskeWellkitteroi ere, iu the course of last week, Speed epos the weal..guast of Kiutyre, 1 sent Coe of my Dee ms to wake all ppirlile.upury• He lass jest SOW roomed. and report , that some casks of butter, marked " Sligo," )ails beeniucked up by the country people; and a yes!, Trik' The' Ask, Si Greenork; with some apses, hare ‘ile irks tie shore. The boat and spars 1 have given • iredera ttfaireare, sad 1 shall endeavour to get as usauy of the usi e eeref those who have picked up the butter as possible. My addressing you 1 supporta the must expeditious way of luformiag those conversed. 0 1 ant, Sir, your homblesereant, " DUN. STEWART, VbCr,,44lsuiral Depute, Klatyre.• It is feared that the above vessel is Medals Allot, of Glasgow. COURSE OP EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, VES. Anon erdain ...• se u 9 U. Opqrto. • •••••• de Ditto atSlgbt., si 5 Rio Janeiro 71 Rotterdam ...... 9 19 9 U. Malta ... of Hainbargli..... ma 6 gill. Gibraltar Dablie al. 11.1.1011 Portugal Gold in Coin and Itser per oa FweigsGuld in iroks— New Dora New D011ar5...... 6 Silver is Bars.— New Laurie each.. Apo of t►a Book of Uol a per Cosa. . A ltoua 99 7 Part• lir. Ditto it ti) • V) sulk Madrid NAN* Palermo 1104. Per Os. Letlioni Narks .19 Gesua ..... Pie Noise a. C s l do. lief. Y SST me& r 7 --ST. ST u pg —Holiday al. _ BIRTHS. • • Oa Toesday, the Lady of They ILaigird, oda &Egli. ter, at Galileo, thrfoidaliire. - . At his bowie, in Gloucester, the Lat, eg hoc T. Re" Esq. of • sua. ls; S ep t 1 Os Thursday, the Lady of Caplets Caesar, sa mashy of a son. MARRIAGES. (hi Tiler/day last, at St Mari'a, Carlisle. Lieut.-fluidal( Selkeld, to Jlir Mitehinsoa, youngeat daughter of idle N telt du's, Esq. uf Car;isle. On Satin day, by the Her. Charles Percival, Lepton Top ham, Esq Muldlehain, to Miss Omagh, of Actal*. Oa the loth eirrent, )lajerJaroes Weir, of Tolleroaa,lkot laid, to Mau Jean Stewart Poulton, daughter of the late Alexander Punton Esq. of Camila*. (I. Wednesday last, at Loddisweli.ini the county of Dees., I. G. Ghildrew, B.q, of Tunbridge, to Miss Wise, eldest 'eau gliter of G. F. Wier, El' sq. of V 1 °Ottawa. : Pe ite imh just. et,lluartiore lrelsod, John Re% of Duablany, Esq. to Miss Marcella Sloe, youngest mato; gm Sir Geor4e Sliee, Bart. Go the t. - ,tl, mite at Dyke, near Dandle - David Dash. nog. 'et Eddie 'Vratg 'sett, Seintaud, to Mies Eltriatuan, deaght‘ of the der. hided This. Adana, Esq et Dyke. (61i itAVka AT LONDON D4V. Mernint an nna..ifter 3 I Aftetnneir . vg.aila. Ant S. LO g ..rri t utea by C tlent's aad pbblisbed at ilia °eke, No s o Met of xi Clegment'a- Clitireh, Stalambel, by J WHITE, of gime plate —II rrrrr i.e. fiw skis Paper, scut to the Wk., (cm P 4 4, 1,9. •." duly at tem.eutui. . • 111131111111 a NEW IMF,' rpIIIS Pl isu9, will Zieg Lear, M soy; &kir, M . Geoura, lifts. Hu Mg* Rrietowe & *Are winch vizi RA• oft Plarlrquin P.. IBM ; ring. RuF Mr Heath Cu Slops N. Miaow; &Mel, 75,:, Trice, w —Lowe is.; See To-morrow, T The liaim Ic, Mr. Krnal MOW PUsit Humard Well, buulbtled appietio tier notice. A Nrw Atars:c.i will b, p• 011111eCti UNDER THE Crantrd for tiK rptIEIR in; the THEATRE, wit. temo, perivene th Doti Will iutroduce tlu Imiu s Mr. !Ili a.", Mr. 1)1k1,1, &L .r, Air. (hates el )liotirelts the I; Ater witch ,hll/1 OR, 'r Immortals : West , rrrnb., it Teusts), 141. idoil Min D. Pitied (Ilevetnit Mrs. Siamt esd. bytes, tie ; Se les '''gaileTY. tea'a TitOdeetne, 14. il . uney asiolopp..lhain Ri Thy Pritosin Glass Slipper, t arrtelle and WI Abduct, win ARP.AUT Dix:, 1. . gem 0 thin c. 4 llontooste ULM. IJNES, late!) In MCC* of any groom*, surrint most tractab!c Ippl7, at N 'NATE, • Lich is it. is west , ttli NE‘ 4 ' ONE s' DA I se aa aG •,e6u s,osn Prins Ttriit Lottery n of wily 5,1100 Nti are Forr Tickrit t.tleil b vrtiatere tnetauce, ii Purr Tic'..ct,‘ 4.f makiag, im tbe then- ibruporl •.*TicKET rp BIS", JL • CA:ewin •,6w A, 40198 Stl 1 wiel•ee the furl %hates, to letioz TICK F. I'S sod i. en rise woe tlclit'tste, contain *hew', will 111111ces, Na. 4, Iskr* the - I'wo errr I 7 P11.L14.1 hefty se the pair leputher.wy ; •e Whom) !h. nd4•. ethers. rertlcut v.'''. Vie liregur, Neb., iI fo.cow oars' diem to 110 oft $r ounce. The Co " Deal Castle, II "Captain Us althou;:h not pc as a Writer, if I Palls as tm* as. ascd tit. :Weibel the great setviet t 'utast I •iaty tv rt rt/Pl.l thinks, if Mr. 13 ct this county, TLe Pills ate storing tl:r tone p$ teaming crud i tal mem •441 Cot pored Caativent ie OICCUO.IIIL4I b) t ati , 1:1111 fruu perate diet, et di Sybil o YwlserM ude:, -- ci;11 - •;;;1 tAI aul Glaig bone siis yd. VANSIIIIY %AMIE?, Dec. 19. ~, ,4 it TES attamaa. Wheat, from 326 ad to 131 lie l l 3 Selma 7s 6d to sa ear T^l'll Bog Pease 7B gd to os 6d . lit Vetches psis st Baxley frost Oats Bread, as. 3d. the bolt-pock. • • WALLINGFORD MARKET, Dee. 22. The prices of Gaailu (1 gallon inessure)were as follow Wheat from Batley Oats Beans Peas ass to 561 11111111TOL, Die. 24. Hey, frees 31 lea ed to 41. 144 (id per toe. Straw .... ul is art to ul ri ad per dotes. At Warwick fair, ou Monday, there wu a large supply of Est sheep, which were readily sold at (ruin -.1. to ail. pc, Ib alakiug the offal. There was a luleralile uu:ailiet et lit beasts, which fetehed fruits iiid to 70. per lb. i a few of the best *hew beasts were sold for upwards of ad.