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n % , t; . 'yL .3 . ! fit IT ~~ t _~ i •r Primil • ; FROM L 4ST Ntnurs GAZETTE. S111.11"...1t 1 , 4a5. , 1p Wur•().i.er, Sep :I. 1301. 6th Regiment of Ur ~r it-Malor • Robert :%1`1))....1.1 to b. A.i,atant, smith t h e Ituak of Cornet, vice Illy, wit.. resigns toe BR Ii V E r. wougm fitly, of the Nova Scotia Fencibles, to be Major in the Array. Mc Moe AM DLM Ensign Fitzgerald, of tile lot Ger,i•con Battalion, is super bedvi, having absented himoclt w th..ut leave. Thf Apiviintios.nt of llovitab-Mate Wilkey Ward to be Aaveant-Sungeon in the C.lll3lltltl Fell elide.. as stated in the Gazette 14 Use 3d Novenshe , bu, has net take. , Piece. Ceatoisareas is the Loyal Wc.t Worcester Battalion of Volun teer Intantre, sired 6y the Lord Lava. Hume or the . C.aray el Wm-toter. Fran.:i• Johnson, Fin. to be Lieutenant-C.llonel Command• .11.1; dated June 15, 1804. Sohn Sefferm Erl. to be Maim. ; dated April 24, 1604. C.,01.11.1.1140,1 sicord the tatcd Lieutenant' et the t.'ev l Y Lioctain Goat Griatsb• Volunteer loiantry. Lusby, Liq. to be ' l l , j4r.Cumeta.adant, like ALES, Esq. deceased dated Sept 1! 11105. J. - PARTNLItSHIPS DISSOLVED _ Nr-.4%.,"•• Ann D.Pli.ilt• Thhitip.... and Banned Robonstm, ship chandlers, it the town of Ningatou-up.on-Hur. Sept. IS, 1805. 14..1 Waddington and Janice Barrett, liquor-merchants, Manchustri Atog 23, It+os Jene,th Palm., and T'i a Leonard. iron .naster., West- Boonwock, in Th. clout). of Stafford Sevt. 19, 110 John Anna the eldi.r, and John An0.t . 1.., jun perfumers, Net 32, lievinarkt-t, its the evuot) of Middle.ex. Nov. 24, two. Jolt anintlev Rolls, the younger, el , l Robert Green, nil-r -eliant, arid ialor,, Birmingham, in tlic num./ of t‘rararick Sept 14.11105 Thomas Hadwen and Jahn Hadwen, cohon-sirimmts, Soy laid, on the pariah of Halifax, in the smunty of York. Aug. 99, tens. B ‘T4KRUPTS. John Br-Ilamy and Eduard Bell my, both tate ot itißatoek, hi the ration of Rogetnck, in the county of NurthamPbute biecheire,grazi:rs, tad chapmer, to surrender, October 9, at eight, 10. .even, and November b, at eleven, at the Gauge Inn, in N.vrthailopton Attorneys, Mr. C. Markham, North• amnion; and Mr IfiTya.d, (,I,mterit'r lnn . L o ndon. • John J of Carnatron, is the cou..ty of Carnarvon, draper,grocer. dealer and chairman, to surreoder, O`roto-t VI, 22, mud November S, at ten, at the house of Geroge Bettis, the Sitortm+ , l In% iil.Cittk-street, in the 'tow.. of Climb , TO • Atterneri, 114e1.15. Tdmunds and Son, Evcliequer-Offrre of Poets, Li .cola'. Inn, Loudon ; and Mr. Hoary Rumaey WU- Caroersou •• hithel Gibbs, *1 Peterborough, in the county of 01 ,, tt100n0t0.,, to. , , draper, tailor, dealer and chapmon, to siortend,r, September 22. October e,ri , •lNoventb. 13, at ten, at Ottildhel, Ltrmlon. Attorney, Mr. George Atkinson, Cavtle-oottedt, Falcontquare, Loudon. DIVIDENDS. o'l 9 Janes Chatka .411 Thomas Loft, of Fridas -street, Cheap-i le London, vrar:h. , usenien, dea'ers and charm :n, at ten, at e; tiohlh .11 Ocr. IA. (sliver Aphis, late of Banton, ,i^ the county of Ox ford, own...tier, rteller and chapman, at eleven, at -•••-.. FAlfi , Ulll . •• the Red Linn-inn, in Banbury. Nov. 29 Tisomas Abbott, of tWo-her•h, in the coonte of Canto 'g... liquor-merchant, dial,:: and chapman, at eleven. at Guild;iali. London. Nov. 4 John Bell, of the Old City Chambers, in the city of . Landon), wont merchant, dealer and chapnian, at eleven, at Ouildhal , , London. Nrn 29. Joh., fleitry Schneider, of Bee-lane, in the city of • clew( it • " Loader , merchant, at ..,, a t (i o ,ldhall, Cordlen Nov 12 rlilhathaw Garland. of Groin...tree!, paiaford, In the county of Knot, vitmaMier arid auctionce , , a: tau, at Guild hall, lieeteet Nov. 2. Trace?, tale of P-vrillat, ill the county of . eiNtoefier, dealer mod char:nut, at ten, at Guddha . l, Lewd*. Oct. M. Richard Emmett, uf Wttltite'l, Monty of Lancaster, and Pet.- Kt4lwin , of l loghtn.i, in tise said comity, coruni rnanota‘turers, tlea!ets and chapmeu , at e weer et the Ilsidgoo mer-Arnis ii. Manchester. at xd. Thomas iVirittle, of Wlicelten, neat Ghmlet i in the • emit, of Lancaster, reudin-nianufactoter, dsaler and rhapnao,attwelve,at the Bridgewater-Arnis. Manchester. Oct lit. Willing) Stephens, of the county of the e.ty of t Amer. smiler, dealer and eliaptuon, at four, at the Old Loiedin lon, in uncoils Eamar. Nov 2. G,orte Wdkinx.u , eit Iteni-hurch- , dnxlt, in the cite of Lnn,lon rtion't-isaicer, dealer and chairman, at ten, at Guildhall, Lawton. Niw. 4. James Ilawkirss, the elder, of Itotharbithe Wall, on the county of Surrey, boat-builder, dialer and chairman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. N. •. Jame* Risbert, late of Ashford, in the county gent, silversmith, dealer mad chaystan, at ban, at Gaihly hall, Lawton. Nov 2 Job., Linenic, of Saint George's-fields, in the MUM, of Surrey, baker, dealer and it:awn in, at ten, at Guildhall, Lonadirs. Nov 16. Francis Clarke, of Retherhithe-strent, Rntharhithe, in the county of Surrey, mariner, &aim and ...h.ipman, at ten, at Guil.l;.all, London )dn.... John Wheatley, of Mark-lane, in the city of Lon• don, corn-factor, at ten, at Gnildball, London Nnv 2. Jamea Parr, of the city of Oxford, biandy-raterchant, deer and chow - nail, at ten, at arddhall, Lemien. Nee. an Samuel I'ov/retain], of Prracluie-row. in die parish of St Lute, Cliel-vo, in the county of Ittlald'rtrx, rectifier, dealer and chairman, at meal s•, at Guildhall, London Now 30. Thomas Fitt, of Swansea, in the county of Glamor gan, haberdasher, dealer and Chapman, at tothe, at lessild-, hall. Loudon. - Noy.:!' John Petrie, late of Rompton, in the enunty.pf- Middlesex, and John Wail, late of Ilenontili, in the said county of M.dilleses, d.alara and chapinsti, at eleven, as Guildhall, Loudon. Nov. "26. Aml.la• Read, of 11dermanfinry, in the city e( Lood.nt, warehouseman, dealer and shentau, at one, at Guildhall, London. CERTIFICVITS,.....Oce. 15. John ().en■, of the soon of Coati; in the county of Glamor. 'an, tanner, dealer and chaptuan. William Mare, of Preston, In the county of Lancaster, ternol:er-dtaeer, deoler and eb1111,11..1,1 111P.......".....wwW. . Mr. Ewes. the Company's Reddest at Bencoolen, his at length prevailed on the natives who lift the coast, under apprehension of another visit fmm the French, to return to their occupations; the damage done in the nutmeg plantations has been repaired, an , i the pepper crops have pr ved very ahandant. The periodi, al fever wbich has prevailed in the in. terior for some time put, has at length subsided, after catryin't off a great number of the inhabitautt. At a time when the importation of East India su gar has become an °hied of irnp. - ntaitce to this coun try, it is matter of great moment to learn, that, dur ing the last season. tilt cultivation ..t the sugarcane .has been attended with uncommon success, in the Rajamundey and Ganjam distrids, in consequence of the abilities and vigilance of the present collec tors. and their influence over the prejudices of the natives, in favour of their own of maragement. The BMUS T tUt. R RAJ AN, by his Vakeels•to Gee. LA E t, hiss tied ar. d, in case I f indemnity ter his past srosentabie, to irlinquish for ever his attachment ho tbi Hot c • as, in cor.siiquenre of the rzu.l-ire.iiment be has rrpe ~ twill Lum...lie Ili/Lily i at.d s under the preara,: , • • 4 - , iti 'river:lMMO, 1.0 retire to .1 IPtti ' iIA 41 ' ' '). Tend the remain Jer of - aka 1 .-- .1 - ras.d •..tion. The sincetit • u,scussiun, when the . ....‘ ... .... .: 1 J. 14 tparr-o. COLLEGE OF FORT-O7LLLIIII, S*v. I I. FIFTH EXAMINATION.--HOLDF..III JANUARY. 4803. PERSIAN:. 1, Stott, 1300 m. and nie la , Admitted July, 1802.; 2, Turn. 1000 re and initial, nitt.i; 9, Lttriedsle, 300 rs. and medal, ditto; 4, Christian, medal, Jult . „ . 11103; 3, Markickanks, July, 1R02; It, Hope. AltS, 1803; 7, Shakes,ear, An(. 18 , 2 ; 'B, Gardner Ilion F..). July, 1802; 9, Fr..ser, Feb 1302; 10, Alex inder, Ott 1£02; 11, Ewer, D.. 1803 Seenud Duren, Dee 18n4; 11, Gordon (F The. 18' 3; 14. Monckton, Sept 150 j; 13, Newoham,dittu ; 16, Bird; W W 1 , Jett -. Thud Claw-17, Wright, Feb 1804; IR. Ewing, ditto; 19, Lnek. ;.1. ISO; 20, Marto, Nog 1802; 21, Gordon ( W 11 1 Sept. 103; 22, Roberdem, April 1802; Lowiht r and Lindsay, absent, from sielme , s ; Ricketts, ai sea. • R A WC 1, littledale, IWen.and medal, 1804; 2. Toriapill, 1000 rs, and me 'al, July, IR' Er.ser. Feb 1802; 4, Scott, July, 1202; 5, Hope, Aug 1803; 13, Bird ( W W.) Sept. 18013 ; 7, Ewer, Dee. 1 , 03 M A H It ATT A . 1, Trusser, 1000 ra and medal, MAy, 1305; 2, Chapm,n, medal, Aug 1P01; 3, Moore, Sept. IBL2 ; 4, Gardner, 111n2; 5, Mittild, Aug 1502. H)NDOOSTANEE. 1, Stott, 1500 rs srd owlet, J uly, 1802; 4, Turnbull, 1000 rs And medal, ditto; 3, 1;01W •I. , 'a. and medal, ditto: 4, shskamear, medal, Aug. 1302: 3, Christian, July, 1803; Al,satder, doter; 7, Hope, Aug 1803. Second End (S.), And 1802; 9, Gardner (lion. E.l,Jta.y, 1842; 10, Mnnekron, So u l. ;8u 3; 11, Newitham, di*to; 12. Firry, July, 1803; 13, Bard (W. W.), Sept. 1803; 14. Ewer. U . 1 5 01 1 . Third SirlAnws, ae , at. 1110; 16, WalPrile, July. ;816; 17,1 ?,Tartu, Ayr 1812; 11, Chapman, Ati:: 111, Wi;Lanss, Sept. 1803; 20, Gordon (W. IS ), detu; 21, Lorh, drill; 22, Tideet, ditto; 23, Retry, J. Iv, 1803 ; 24, Pakeot.arm, 1803; 25. Wright, Feb. 1804; 26, Reber deal., AA, 1804 Freirtit Clesee-27, flatbed, Sept 1804; 211, Dori,, nee. 1804; 29, Bonn, Get. ; :04 ; .10, Cla. k Sept 1604; 31, SA p - sa , Oct 1804; :i2 Eyr.•, big. 1804; M, Dawes, ditto; 2111,, Gardner, jut; Tor 1804; 33, W..rd, ditto; 36. Mer,,es, dill.; 37 dtto: 3b, door; Shum, Aug 1804; 4u, ISertrey, ditto; 4), Oak.ey, Dec. 1604; Max abilint, Pont sir:knew , RENGALVE 1, Marjonhank , 1%00 ts iii 4 mei/ July, 1804; 1, Parry, mon rt. and nee, July, 1803; 3, Fraser, Med. I, Feb 1802 ; 4, Bed (S !, Aug. 1802 • 5, Ilkloo , e, Sept. 1602; 6,(:a mu*, 11011e'r, July. 1909; 7, Iliartui, Aug. 1,12 Seerio4Claw-s, Wdliants, Sep , 1803; 9, Suldoris, ditto ; 10, G , rden (W. H ), ditto; 11. Pakenhaui, Aug 160 S; 12, Renal?, Jrvy, 1803; 11, Cary, Feb I'M BENGALEE WRITING. Birdt(S.). 'olloes and rids); 2, Marjuribaalts, medal; 3, Gardut (00 B. ; ; 4, Siddons; 3, Martin; 6, Gardiner. Pk:RSIAN WRI I LNG. 1, ShalltespeA., 1 /0 rs. and meda-; 2, Christian, VII N and medal; 1.0,yd ,n (W. 9,), medal; 4, Chapman, medal; 3, Leek; Hope . ; 7, c;ardner (Hun. E;; 8, Ewer; 9, Ewing; 10, Wright; 11, Mirnittoit ; 12. Martin, NAGREE WRITING 1, Alex oder, 1000 ra. and medal; 2, Bird (W. W ) 300 ra. medal;and 3, Newiliain, m.-.GI; 4, Gordon (W. ); 3, Wight; 4, loch; 7, Tippet; 8, P.,kenham ; 9, Mosicaton ; A. Maeleuzie, absent iron the Public ELlminattut4. ENGLISH COMPOSITION. RisAT op Flair TBRP.I Of 1804, " On the Study rd Indian History." 1, Saund.rs, medal and 1000 rs; W B Gordon, Medal. seconti WINE. " On the Rise and Fad of toe Portuguese Empire in India." I, Terser, medal and tOC.O n.; 2, Siddoor, medal THIRO TERM. " On the Itstablishment of the Dutch, and the Decline of their Prigivr in India." 1, W. B. Gordon; medal and 1000 rs.; 2, Maxwell, meda'. FOURTH TRIM. sr on Ow Progress of the English Power in India, front the Earitest Settlement, to the Battle of rassey." 1. New Ana, medal and 1000 ts.; 9, EWer, medal. FtSRUMAT 11, 180$. Degrees of honour, for high proficiency in the Oriental Languages, were conferred ea the following btudents, now leaving College : Mr. T C *Stet, Persian sad Ilindeostanee; Mr. M. If • refuse'', ditto; Mt J Lottledale, ditto; Mr. J. Marjoribaanka, Rengaiee lionorary Reward of Books adjudged to the fol lowing Students, now leaving College, Proficient' in the Greek and Latin IClstsslcS, or to the French Language : CLASSICS. Littledale; 2, Hopei 3, Gairliner, senior. FRENCH ,LANGUAGE. 1, litiledalei 2, Marjoribenk; 3, Shatespeer; 4, Hope ; S, Host. F. Gardner; Trower; I, M. H. Turnbull. Medals of Merit were presented to the following Students To Mr. H. Hope, in Persian ; to Mr. W. Ewer, in Hin dorolinee. STUDENTS ENTEitING. ON THE PUBLIC SE.RVICE, Iti FIRRUA RV, IEIOS. [Clawed in the Order of General Proficiency.] 1. Mr. T. C. Scott, obtained a degree of honour in Persian ; obtained a degree of honour in NiMoorift! nee ; fourth place in Arabic; held a public disputation is Perron; held a public disputation to-Diode . ..rotes". 2. Mr M. H. Turnbull, obtained a degree of honour in Persian Obtained a degree of honou- in Hindoustan , e. Held a public do,puution in Persien. Held a public thipunatinn in Hineloratanee. Obtained the second prize in Arabic. Ob tained the first prise tit rowan writing. Honorary reward in the French language. . 3. Mr. J. Littledale, obtained a degree ef honour in Persian. ObtainM a degree of honour in Hindionntiee. Obtained the first prise in Aube. • HelellptillNe disputation in Persian. Pro 'inced • deciamation in Arabic. flenorary reward in Classics ' Hoixirry rewar t in, the Fren c h r ati „, ge , 4. Mr. .1. Ma•pribenka, obta,oeJd a degree of honour in the Bernal,* language. Pronounced a dedamatiets in the Ben gafee laiigu..g.• Fifth place in Pereen.! Obtained the second pie! •n Beng.lee writing Honorary reward in the French Lan- Par. 3 Mr. W. Fraser, obtained thh thiM prize in ISeagalee. Obtained the third prize is ArabO. Ninth place in the Persian language. I. Mr. 11. Shakespearobeined the fourth prime in the Ilin donna:mot language. nested' 'place in the Persian language. Obtained the first plate in Persian writieg. Armors', reward in she French language. e. Mr H. Aleganit •r,. sixth place in the Hiedaestamiee• T. nth si Persian. °Malted the fast prise in Nagree writing. 9. Heoriurable Mr hi, *Garducr, eighth place in reretartr heir.% peace-in if indoneranitee. . Muuorary reward is the F re ti ci s • language. . . •lu. Mr. S. Bird, fourth virgin the Bengalee. Eighth place in the 11 , •AlUOVI1144!. Obtalned , lie bat prig, in Bengal. writ:nig. I I. Mr W. Trower, ebtaiadd the hcst prise in the Mali rat;a language. Pronounced a declamation, in the Mahratta language. Eleventh tii .at a. former e‘aininat 1111 l Luglith ewe. Ifiratirary reward us the Frrneli language. Id. Mr. C. R. Munn, seventh an he ben/sine. Seven teenth in Hisidon,taisee. Twciatr-firee in Persian. Fifth iii the Maluitta language. IS. Mr St J. Moore.third in Statuette. Fifth in Beagalee. 14. C. W. Gardiner, sixth in Sengake Fourth 'fig Malt mita. H..n tars reward • 15... Mr. W. Tippet, twentv.s,c-,rul in Hinduott2nee. 16. MI A. Illaekenalo, thirtieth in fliodovitance loftily ex amination. 17. Mr. G. C Carr, thirteenth in Bengaleo. Mr. G. Saunders, Mr W Cr . ..croft, arid Mr. A. Cartipbeil, rleta-herl from Cotlege, and appointed to Assistantships '0 1204. M• J It El.trt, ini the finn Cho, I 1 indousialiee, and the ex it-nominal 141 J AIL 1809; at winch (nue be received a medal of • .• ' k . 1 ,"11.t • •- . 1 ' 1..5' l• s ltAt e. 411PORTI100 INT E LLIGENtiti , Niql.P , .1 • ''DONCASTER RAMC 11 .0). I - • • MONDAY, SEPT. 23. His hfajesty's rate of tones free (err all horns, ike frser.yror oils to carry l •t 4.n :•.••• t ear 0144 I Ist tilt% six year olds test. and ltrat. Oh —thee foor.mile'heat. Lord Ibrite:t.iii's br. h. Feluo S yrs old Lord Fi , rwilliam's b. its Nor, 5 vra ohl \I. (1 g. I. Helen, be Delpin i, 403 old Ruby's gr c. Fraud , ,, by LIM OM, 4 yrs old. Mr. Tliomov .n's eh ii. Visa, by Overton, 4 yr. old Mr Islellish's b c. Quid, by star, 4 yrs old 51r flooorth's br. Ii Enterpriser, by John Yult, 4 yrs old Sweepst.iltes of 20ga. each, for then two year old colt. Sit Ftllti, 7st sir H T. Vastest; f by Patrootorut of Hyperion's dam Mr M. li i sh's b t Flighty, by Traveller Lord Fitswilliam'i b. f. by Sir Peter Str la. c Companion, by Reninglsrough , Ir. W. Coulsores g. 1. Lady Whitecloyer, by Llelpiri North Welter Stakes —Sweepstakes of 2dgi each, to carry 1.3. t. and to Mr rode by Gelitlzouen.—..l4o mile heat.. S.r lioynton's b. g. by ()vet tr.it Mr. Hurtroi's ch. g. br Y Eclipse, dam by Mank Mr. Mellish and Mr. G. 'Preacher are Subscribers, but did not MIMI* TUESDAY, SEPT. 21.. The St. Leger Stakes 45gs. each, Colts Sst. Vb. Fillies 3,t wit miles. Mr. Fletcher's b. c Stareler, by Shuttle, dam by Drone Mr. Smith's bay colt, Hippomenes, by Mimes Sir. Ilirt.on's b. c by Overton, out of Satoort dant bird Miltoub P. c. CalebQuote'ent, by Sit Peter Colonel Childers? a c. Langton, by Precipitate Lord F. G. Osburne's broth... to 11 i ppocampus Lord Darliiirtoarb bay wit, try Sir Peter,tirit of &the Sir R. bay colt, Mariner, by Precipitate Lard FdzaJliam s b e Selma., by Sir Peter Lord Grey's c. Young Roacius, by Sr Peter Mr R kefardell's b. c. by ilearitgbrough or Zechariah . Sir M. M. Sykeis colt, Sit I.alloc.lot, by Deli • • Lord S•rathritore3 t. c. by Poriator, out of Heroine • Lord St-sties..raL b. e. by • Sir wit of Qua it blab • 1.,n1 Dardngrores clamant cult, try Sc. George Duke of lianolton's br. b. c by W.lllllO. M \i .t ish's ch. C. H -sty, by - Overtirif, (tufo( Heiress Mr. Mellish 's h. y colt, Tot- Sr ton, by 'Si Gorge Sir R• .Wire's ch. c. Sound Judg o,oit, by Bossard Sir George Arrnytage's bay c•.lt, mine Heel Mr. Wein wort'i's ebesriet c.dt , Hy p,malitus Sir M NI. Sykls's colt, Sir ft, gin I'd, by: Precipitate Sir John Law a.ni's b. c by Pipour Mr. W brow., colt, Nee. Clrket, by Waxy Sir - 1 Gascoigine. gr. c by Down' • ....• • Mr. Garforth's b. f Laura, by Traveller, out edreriell Mr Up I -by's bc. by P.o.ipitate. . . . The Corporation Prate lit 501. for ell HVS4.l,..ke three year olds to carry Est. fo.v . year olds lit 7lb hye year olds slit. Osb six year olds and aged est 1216 whiner of any of the Sub ser;pr on Maim at York, this year. to carry 61b. extra — Maiden Ire. •i110we1•4%.....T0 par les. Fn trance, which is robe lend 13 the Owner ol the second Hone. —Heats. fo 4 miles each. Lord Fitswilibon's b m. Sally, 5 rs oid . Mr Thompson'. ell. ra. Film, by Ovs4n, 4 yes old • Mr. Mellish's b. c. Quirl,•by Star, 4 yes old •- Sir ft. Vitinit's b f. Hypocrite, by SNOngtrough, 9 Sae aid Mr. Wardell's eh. It Stretch, by Stride. 5 yes old Sir W. Gerard'ai 6,. c Young Chariot, 4 yrs 0'.4 • mgDelkallat Y. Imply. es.. • The Gold Cop, value lefts. OW (orally Harty, ha three Year old, to carry Est tout your ord. y r olds ll.t six year old* boa .1116. and aged 9st. 'The winner of any' Subscription plater at York, this era Kind's rate thin year, to earl 41b. extra ; and of arty two SubeeripelemtPlatee • at York, this Year, to carry 716. erne diet wiles. • Lord Fineilliania b. c Caleb Qtrite'em, 9 era old Lord Darlington's b. c. Pavilion by Warty, 4 yr. old Mr Garfonli's g. f. Help. by Cottony. 4 yr. oid Mr $. Hoiligsuo'S b. j. bi Dqplrii, 4 yes elf M. . Kirby's g. c. grander, bY Tielpiin, 4 yrs bld .• Sir H. T. Ifsee's b. e Memo Newly, 4 yl3 old' • t. Mr e. Sir Launeekst, 9 yrs old. Sir R. Winn's be. Mariner,.ht Prey;riute, .l ra old . . . Lord Strath.nore's b. IL Remembrincer, 5 yrs obi Mr. Flini s b in. Spitfire; by PAntorroogh, S yrs odd •" Loot Grey's b. e. Young Rowan; by Sir Peter, S yrs old ' Mr Johii-on's be. c.'Ssr Andre*. by •Hambletunian, 9 yrs old Mr. Wardell's ch. b. Soviets, by Stride, 5 yrs old Sir W. Gerard's hr. C. Young Climist, 4 yrs old Mr. Sfriltll . 4 111. c. Hippomenes, 3 y di old Mr. R. Vliardell's b. c. by Iteriingbreiugh or Zarb, 3 yrs old The renewed DoneasterStalreC—A'Subscri,urrin bf 10fi. with the 40gs. added by the Corporation of DObeastettirst Hones, he. of beers fide tlikt.petiperty of a eirPellther, M lus dr.lared Conftehratc; throe -Year ooh tu.rar re Sat. tour-yen: old. 7,t. 716. fiveyber olds bat. Ob. six.yeai NJ. and Aged est. 10Ib -Four miles Lo,rd Fusyntliaso's b. e. Sir Paul, 3,yrs old rd Darlington's b. e Pavilion, 4 yrs old Mr Gartorth's g m. Marcia, aged • . Mr. N. B. ilrelgson's b f. Porridge, by Delpiol, 411edid* • Sir Gaseolgite's bc. by Sir Peter, 4 yrs.* 1 ,.,5 1,, L .; Sir H. T. yane'—b. c. Mau*, Llott,, 4 yrs obi Mr. hiellish's b. c. Staveley, 3 yrs old • Sir R. Winn'. bl. Hypocrite, 3 yr, old •", I. rd Stratltniore's b. eby Sir Peter, 3 yrtoit' • Sir W. Griiirers hr. c. Young Coate.. 4 yrs old TIIURSD•Y, SEPT. V. Sweepnakin of 20gs. emelt, with tugs. added by the Corpora tion, for Fillies then three-year obit, Bet. each ....Two miles. Sir T. Clincorgne's brown, by Sir Peter, out of Violet Lord Fitzwilliam's bay, by Beetinebrougb Dolor of Hamilton's bay, by Spadille Mr. W N. W. Hew itt's Mos It eapipe Teisle Mr. Watt's bay, by limingbroue ' e, out of W.* Judy Mr. Pickning's hay, by Ormond, out or St. Ann Hunter's Stakes.—Sweepstakes of 10p. each, for Horses, de. to carry 12n. and to be rode by Gentlemen --Fear miles. Proper eenifiestes so be produeed before running. Mr. Mellislis br. h. Hedge. by Clown Mr.lllnctoefsecti. g- by Young Eclipse. 6 yrs old Sir M. M. Syke.'s b. in. by Pegasus Lord Middleton'. b. h. kLy Devi‘ by Jupiter Sir F. &gnaws is a Subscriber, but &Jinx name Une Hu' cal Pound Plate for three and four-year old, ; three year olds tit carry Rlti. rtar-VCIF Rst. Mi.—Maiden cults allowed:lb. and maiden fillies Ilb.-...ffeats, two miles each —To pay Three Guineas entrance, which is to be paid to the Owner ..f the second brat horse. Lord Fitzwlllians's b. c. Caleb Geoteem, 3 Tiy old Mr. N. B Hodgson's b. c Priscilla. 4 Yrs *ld Col. Childeres b c. Langtow, d yrs Old Mr Kirby's gr. c. Evarstler, by IMpw.i, 4 yrs o'd Mr. l'hompson's ch. m. Elias, by Oversaw, 4 yrs old Sir T. Gasenignesti. c. by Sir Peter, 4 pa old Sir H. T. Vane's b. c. Master Botts, 4 yrs old Mr. Mellish's b. c. Staveley, 3 yrs old Sir R. Witin's b. c. Mariner, 3 yes uM Lord Strathmore 's h. e. by l'u rator, out of Heroine, 3 yrs old Mr. bc. ticanipston. by Screveto 3 yrs old Lint Grey'. b. c. Young KrAciris J err 4.141 Mr . I.)lniston's br c. Sir Andrew, 3 yr+ 014 Mr. Fluttran's be r. Cleyetand.3 yrs o'.<l Sir W. Good's by. c. Young Craton, 4 yrs old Mr. Soly,•11'. b. c ft. rd.! Lord VG. Osborne'. brother Itippoeamriit, against Sir C."l inner's roll, by Precipitate, out .it tin. Ih.t. 21b each, for lON. each, half fuck:O.—Two meet Mr. W. N. W. Ifewitt's Mies 'lum e ns° Teazle, Rat. EIS. Remind Mr. L ll...lron's b. 1. by Muorcuck, 7.t. 111 b. to 'a. 100 p cach, half hxfeit —Twn miles Mr. Cnlllllldrial.l'S br. g. Tally O. 9w. spinst Mr. Dailey% ch. pone', Tat. It/Or. each , p. p.—Fotir NO DAY MENTIONED. Mr. bay filly. Moon..rek, riam by Match'em, egai,rat Mr. Sitwell% (hermit filly, be Orre.torr, out of Palm r.ower, thcs tti ue year for lOrlo. r.alf tone.: lat. "lick. .z..; . ' - 'fik: , T - -- - .;7t • , . ' ti 4 ./ tifttrFtkEtfci. -. •"" . I• l• • pr. 1 enibmoutit, &RT. 211. es,Lved the Dreads fri gate , R ear- A dmiral sit l R lify4,Bjsbertort. from the NteCterran-4 .; .4r,d the Some sloop, from the Downs, t o fi t f or foreige servke e 'd Sailed the Depirre. of 74 inn s , Ca t) burharn, for Malta, with money on board; Ad the Carly frigate, for Halifax. The Thalia frigate has made the signal for a curt r.ly to the East Indies. Yesterday sailed I.' limaile frigate, with a ~y.,. voy fur Portugal; Diligence atore-ctip, lea. Gi.,r..;- tar ; AraG and Fameerite sloops, with a convoy fo: Africa. 11111112 NESS. Sailed farm . the Note this meaning, the Alirramt. armed ship, with a Beet under convoy for the Baltic, with a fine breeze at N. W. The Sperdv brig of war, has a signal flying for convoy for Toaningen, and will sail on Chun _lay next. °Deal, Ist.r. 23. Arrived and sailed for Standgate Creek, the Ad miral Cepoys, -. and the Harrah, Sutherlaid, from Demerara; having, un their passage, lost se veral of their men. Airived the Bonetla. Fury, and strreral other cruisers fmrn off the French coast, and remain in the Uowits with His Majesty's ships as per last. • FROM LLOY O'S LIST. • •a•itrat.a. cl OFF Whithy—Th• Apollo, Garbutt, from Rigii .' At Cherhoutt-.The South Owl. a, hem Now e s . lean.; and the Martha, Petrie, from V uvula , At antordeatix— F:.- Wilton ' tro.n Philadel h 4 At Li,boti—rhe wal Itichunit, front Nt-vroutallarad. 11 At RaeunTlt^ at.d Olo•,, troth L peel. • At Deuiutara—Tti Mark Anrouy, Petrie, (runt Li.etpool ; Alms, Attie u:k, Wee and the Ann, hf•Oae, twat Londoo At St. Tiromae.-Tiio A.etive, S .ts by, from Oplo. RIOT AT CORK. rITRACT 011 , A LETTCW 711011 cone, serf'. 16. pN.I I / 4 1.:1i:y, the Mail nhivls will con vey this to England, will also bar the into Iligence of a riot ',which took place yesterd-ty at the Pi , vetler Mills, about four from this cll. Saprosing that the aff..ir would be much exaggerated I , y pub lic report, I rode out this morning to &Ilia Colig (the name of the village where the Milli are) -o ascertain the particulars. I must tell you, tb-:ie is always a subaltern's ,ettard at the Mills, tel.:eh is relievo' once in a fortai'rla. " Ytsterd.y w •el; (Suadae) a dispute atose ' twisen a few sirldiers and cuurtryrnen ,i'iout A Aar which 4 , not then pr.ve serious ; the soldfers be. . long to the Queen's Comity iegiment. A ;rarity were , dti: king last evening, between seven and eitv!'tt o'clock, at tLe public house where the disimte on ;sated ; it was renewed, and blows fol•owed. 'The country people locked the d-sors of the house, and 'lied the soldiers most inhumanly. A cerporare wiard was sent to demand th. ti men, but verthear effect; on whie`i the detachment was ordered out, and the conflift becameseneral. No lives we- e lost; many on botn sides were wounded, ;not none din: gerously. 'The military behaved in the most coo'- red manner; and, althougit provida a with 60 roccla of ball cartridges, m id e no effeedual use of them, but cciotentecl themselves with firing over the h , ads of the mob, which amounted to not more than 90 un armed clowns, among whom, I am sorry to say, were, utak very relpeCtahle farm , rs. The i-ingleaders arw apprehended, and safely lodged in our couiity gad." PRICE OF STOCKS. YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent Consols .1 vs , Coot. Na+y Annuilges Vornientt • 1..4,A Hands . 111+11 liter K 115............ ..... par Is. dia. EnpOiali Latter) Tick :to l9l. lA. Consul.' fur T. SIMI. Stock•broker, No 4, Cornhill, • n.id 11, Chatenc-croft. • COUlitilli of E.X(311.0 . 44 , 0.terat.m ..,..37 1. • .' 'Ditto at Men 36 8 liotterdafn e. f 11 16 2 U. Flanilaufgh 5411211' Akona Part. D.tt.. 2 Us 2B 0 Ifs.uraisaux Cwt.* Sai effivt. .... 94: elf.:ct. Bilbao t 341 Leßho n 5O Nk.100 Gamut 46 Lie.Ple Dublin on London (Bei Belfast un London Sef TOSIDAT, SaPT i'4 Vcnrce Lisbon 6ll Oporto 6l 1 I Cork 144 ou•sion. I. I. 4. Pi. dugs, Gold in Coin an 4 Bars per ea 4 8 0 Doubloons . New Dams 0 5 4 Silver in Kars 0 0 0 New Loon each 0 0 0 Apo on the Bank of Holland 04 per Cent it. W... .111 a 151 it. 7). 7j o) 6 , 61 days. BAra.t on DoWin ( BIRTHS. On Saturday last, the HTsit.ll;. Borough, of a daughter, at Itantsgare. Mrs Charles Hay, Duke-street, Idinburgh, was safely de livered of a won, on the 20th il,lllt. At Edinburgh, on the 17th instant, the Lady of Vice- Admiral Deans was safety delivered of a daughter. DtATH S. On Monday last, at her h.nse, in St. Mary's-square, Gloucester. at an advanced age, Mrs Smyth. On Tuftday se'stnis le, in the 234 year of his age, after a short • illness, Mr Writ. U..detwood, youngest ...n ut the Rev. It 'chard Underwood, Custne of the Collegiate Church of I I erefoof - _ HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDI:E. Mom ...13 min. after 3. I ET 89 min. Alter 3. SALE tiy AUCTION. TO HACKNEYMEN, STABLE KEEPERS, AND CT}O RA. Re D. SADLER. TO-MORROW, at One o'clock precktely, on the Pro moter of Mr. C4rrlet Crailwell„ Gloucester-Sticet, Qucci illoomsottry, on account of the Proprietor giving it, Plates, Tllk:following HORSES, &c.—Ten net ul Hack ney Coach fiance, in good condition, taken of constant work Three Hackney Cool ties. A Glen Coach, in rood coorl.tioo. Five NIT of Hari en. Large quanti.y 04 Old Ina. Wheela, sundry Stale Sac . To b. viewed till the Sale. LONDON :—Pr‘nbrd b, GEORGE DAVIDSON, No. S 5, Wych,teeet,, St. Clements. sad Publtabal by JOSIAH R YDER, at title (Sire, No. 15, Back of St Clemeoes Strand, where Dolma fur that Papaw, isu. (Pahl-pail, W d 111140414 M. ' }~ a ton 6pf .. nv. N j..au k 'ely " mitt' e had [ u sel