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-~. _ ~ - - Ss served ont to be. 'Many iegiasenk have no it s ;"1? than 150 men and eight or nine officers left. 8 • Arthur's horse .was shot soder htul. Generals Illackenzie and Lan4werth killed, and many Officers of the Stair; Generals Hill and two cainpliel:s, wounded ; and it is reported that booth Victor and !Itehtistiatii ale killed, and many French General Officers. Tile French are agmti advancing, and wi• Are ordered to pack up our 1.14 gr • gage, and he ready at a moment's warning. Pm Spaniards are retreating kte'hefore,;' but the light *igade has since :arrived from Portugal, and is allvasica with So litdiert Wilson's legion, which still make us.stionger than before the action, anji we expect, seven second battalions 'from Portugal ; • mid it is reported that General Beresford, • alit w 26,000 Poquguese, had reached StirilllitUCll, 10 that our British hearts tin not fail us." EXTRACT OF ANOTHER Li.TTER FRoN AN OFFICER IS TAMeRITISH •11.34 Y, DATED CAN! AT TALA VERA. JULY 30. 4. We have had a very severe general action. The fate of the day ended most favourably for the British art% ; who, with 18,000 men, bore almost the whole attack of the French army under King Joseph Bo hamlet, in person, consisting of 40,000 men ! The naiad colnineticed about teii A. On. on the morning of the 27th, with our advanced guard, who were obliged to 1411 Mick. At three p. st. the army took up their isosition from the camp near the town, and were formed in order of battle, just iii time to receive the stvon,geot attack the French could make to turn our left ftiiik. At Live o'clock. the battle became general, and very not on bath sides, and lasted the whole night mod the day of the 2.011,01 eight o'clock in the when the Frencii quitted the field. We hail not more than two hours intermission from the Cloy, it commenced till it ended. Ou the night of the 27th, tile Frew+ irifinitry charged our left book, wnli drum?. !mating, and every kind of uproar they could twice, brit were driven back ; our tron-s Meeting them also at the full. , oarge. A' two o'clock in the mann m.!, of the 28w they charged tlieSparriards who were on our rie,lit, and were repulsed. They then made another attempt ' , aid, a culu•ii u of 12,000 tried, to turn .iur left, but could out sneered, tho' they had a nw,t numerous held of artillery. (Ye saw ever y ow• of their columns, as they were brought op in a 'uo,t gallant almoner, to support each other ; and they ot the *me time kept up a must treint 'Woe* cannouaile on our hues. 1 am truly Sony to say, that the day 'has been very dearly bought by us, having lost a grew. malty good offi cer*, us well as men. We have sullered much in officer*, as it 11 , AS impossible to sustuiu a more tre mendous lire then we di.l for sous time ou tlir 28th. The loss of the Fromm is supposed to be . touch greater than ours: We espeet to remain here *day or tau longer, to get provisions . (4l l. ,l hick we ars dreadfully in want,) and put a rata to rights • and we Mull probably then make a move towards Ala rind. One or the prisoners or)'s, kin g Joseph had • very narrow escape from a cannon shot, on the snorting of the 28th. It is ; , elierally supposed, that the French will not be anxious to try our; strength in a hurry. Since the 'Action wei him reinforced by General Cranford. with' 3.94? ^d'ea; and another brigade is on the route tom us The Spaniards behaved very well whets they Sitar attacked ; but the whale atteution.of the Pr Al Ol was directed to the vamphiect of turniug theJlritish force." V i • 14 • • MALWA TE. A UQ. 19. Ever sinee the fine weather commenced.. our far mer* are very humly employed iu gettiu,‘ iu their h ar vest, ohleh promises to in. a very excellent crop. paiructnally the wheat and barley ; alio the canary„ This turnips frr the autumn ct . u t ia are to, great plenty. anst in excellent state. • ' , In the course of these lad three dill we Impalletl from the amtropolt. upwards of tal p•! . ,140114 by Abs. paclttts, and a great illUtiber by Vie co aches.. • , Vesieralsy, a liumeward-houful fleets (real *bp L“eward Islands, itassed this pl2ce't a r . the rover.% Wei v•!rt'S Musical PlCOMenade tau Sit itiehiwv able aloutteusant here. Lad Wednedluiisilitardtk. of 460 persons sere at them delightful . pieltie4,— We sever beheld more fashion intermixed with so many h.,luties at on- blue before ; nor have we seen the Ladies more elegantly dressed on Noy for mer occasion. Tins fashionable amusement...we un derstand will lre,every Wedassallay evetaimg Aluring be action. The Cu ll at kidutait's„ last Met. was very well attended ; and at U t tadelioa, Lest Wedacaday, tfiere were near 400 persons. Time Theatre is also well attendea and to-ni..tlit we have Cross Psrposer, The Three end the Deuce, with The .Igreeehk Shrprisr; and on Friday there wlll'he a Krand masquerade at Knltnales. Aannitz, the 11.4 arrivals are— S:r John sad Lady Tim, Lord liirkeinlbright, ttr. asd Mrs. Madden, Mr ■nd Mrs. Bilinhrider, Mr a•el Ths. rer gua.in, Rev. Mr. Arden, Mias E. Ferguson, Mr. and die Masses Pirker, Mr. and Mrs. Foster, Mr. Owed, Mr .sad Mrs Wallace, Mr. (4. Musgrave, Miss Ann Wilkie., Miss Walker, Mr. J. Days, Mr. Harrison, Mr. Simpson, Mr. • Mr Senn, Mr. I'. Halsey, Me. Makiny, CsidaM Sunni, lhr. frown, be. be. Ulf, o' Clock.--This moment two French pri soners were brow{ ht iu here by our seamen, it appears they made their escape from C'mtliarn, and travelled he I•rnd to the Recnlver., from whence they took a boat, but it ;wing calm, they souW not notice much way; notice war sent 4 this place concerning them ; our seamen soon cams nu with them, fifteen miles Irina the ?whore, and broright them here. T'►ey are now 'con fined IA our Custom-house, where a great enheeurse of people are evict:tilled to 'P.m them. It in veil they were seven m number. end See of them *ere lurking betwo•rm Berehmgtota anti f)andrlion.—m• They reented In a moo dreadful concithon, as thry hall not Nord food for throe days--urer since they left Chatham. A harknett.couelisuan, of tote twine of la's of act, was called oil the 'build its Pices.l:lly eu Stintlity •ftertionn by n sell dressed wise twit utmost". li. VI WI ordered to drive to Putney, anti trout thetke, in the evening, to Turnhaso (iree.A M i llen be: toren the latter place owl Itrentltir& -the . W6111,1111' alighted, and iu u fee' minutes tlie"thin uhgbteJ also. and t • g pistol ut the caziehman's head, be robbed loin of 21. 1 !4. ; a past-efiniserante by in • fee minutes. awl pursuit was robber, but without /v. • 1- _ _„ . ^. 7 l (al . i‘i F..— risCOUNr sts RN.4I: n. On Wednesday seuns,, , iiit, Viscount Barnard, the son of the Earl of Darlisigton, attained the sige of twenty-one, au event which was MIIIIMIM:ed in this town by the ringing of bells ; and the ta;ealts of his Lont.hap and several friends a ssembled and dined together at the Lion-liim Shrewsbury. The village and ueighhourhood of High Ercull, celebrated Lord Burnard's commg of age on that "day. Tlw MOrlillig was ushered in by ringing of ' bells, diacherge of cannon, ;mil the enlivening display of a Ilag hoisted, upon the church tosser. About norm, a sapling oak, of hue promise, ti as planted in a conspicuousixtrt of the village, pro perly kneed and guarded, in commemoration of the your Lord's attaining this period of maturity; awl we will indulge a hope that the one may prove the bulwark at Old Eugland—the other become the pride and guardian of its laws, its litserties, and its happy constitution !—Nine fat sheep, a 6 de of beef, and a large quattUty of bread, were distri buted to the workmen and poor of the neighbour ing township, in portions of three pounds of meat and a three-peony loaf to each individual in a f.inily ; so that every member should partake of the bounty plan at once liberal mud consider ate, and worthy of imitation on such occasions.— After they had dined at their respective homes, they were expected. at, and repaired t the rendez vous at Email, where ;it gallons of strung beer were given uniong them and the populace.—The inhabitants and tenantry of Earl Darliw , ton, the noble father of Viseount Barnard, with t he female hart of the families undo% iii the general exoenise, dud their friends, dined in a tent erected for the purpose iii one of the adjoining field-, where, a fat buck having bee% slaughtered for the occasion, a repast was prepared with taste and great ilbliii• dance. After the cloth wits removed and the Ladies had retired to it neat payilim near that of the Geu tleineu, the festivity of tint evening began with ap propriate toasts aid senttancits, arising from the subject of the meeting, and others loyal and cou stitiitional, and sortie excellent swigs were given. The evening, indeed the *hole of the day, proved uncommonly Buie, which lap:aced many to sit to iF ate hour : while the other part of the company rose to a datiee on the greau to a Pander's Band, which accident, or the Sylvaii directed this way, and closed the day full of mirth anti merriment so a scene truly immoral, and with this pleasni.; reflection, that it had been spent with the utmost conviviality and decorum, mid in a inanuerexprt'e of high regard and uttachinent to the ancient noti,hooonrahle house of Baby. On the front of Lie shining marques was a tablet ' with the folltetm- inserititiou " Din Care, beger-v! an' Spteen with It ,agtzard brood, And butted dire, t ! nor dare intrude. Here Joy, awl Mirth, awl FrienJahip, blond, shall reign, li'ith Frulic, Fan, sod ill their laeghing train. To these we give the hum. s, air!, pleasure gilt, ' And tVrtkii.'s lon, brow rite sounds receive. Here lute to Dairlinete i's best hopes display, And virtues roineetate the day." ,''And round a pooch Isual, of 20 pitons capacity, w* inscribed b " Lesterkdoni rd• ear\ word, each thought, chas.co.'.l pref. Ile each draught : lso altail this illy admit sm surruw, Noe erS4lll retkctum taint tu-murrow." An exeelleot military band of snide attended the whole o f 'the eveirog ; and the still, the toast, and the jest, alternate graced the festival. lint what was most adinired, were the merry hand-bells, by • select Lend from the U.ilion Society of this town. In the curse of the evening , the comonity were *bilged and highly gratified with several courses of claques. root:, in the 'VA style of eor reel nes., acid their and fall were iiiitrinparable. The brit toasts were given in the following order— , 1 ! The Kinx"—the first verse of God acre the Keg:, aceont ? pa , lod lay the bawl. .:f Lord Barnard, and nay he lice lo pee his son , and his soar Goo, tin to the sane per out of nautority"-.-baud, C'eor, 'how. to Me Wed4itg. " Earl Darlington ' an.l stir Douse of Roby" " Mr. Seartb, 111 r. Denson, and the gritty of Lord Dar liocton." "The saptiqg Oak, tLe bulwark of Ohl England, Rail inlay Oar attachment to tim 'House of Hnby, grow with its growt►, sae amalgams with its ■trensily" Aso weak at Eircall alone tom snrlt gratnlations Illek place. It may be maul, that every truant up on the many and externally liositYibiotte of his Lord ship manifested his exultation on the occasion.— The cottage of Dryton Bank was illuminated with great brilliancy and taste. At Eyton, Wroxeter, Harley. &e. sheep were roasted, and distrdnited, with plenty of alt. to the pnor ; at this last village there mans also a display of fire-storks and dancing. A cons derabb• tutsbeerTexcited through. out the country; by a number of surcharges under the Property Act, which have lately been made for the year eightres hundred and eight. The Appel lants, and even tie Com uissioners, doubt whether the los. iector. and Surveyor* can sustain sisrchargeo *intik have a retrovect like this. 'nip offieers, Ne understand. are supported by the opinion of ihe Board of Taxes; but .a case has been demanded for the consideration of the Judges, and the follow ing is the copy of a circular note issued at Stam ford by the Inspector rr In'eosseilismiee of a ease now pending before the fit runs ut the Leeheriner, h, the, the Notices of Surcharge given in this mad other eonisties, fur the year 1510, are le;a1; this is to r Ire notice, That threummissomers acting for the lintsiired of Ness have postponed hearing the Appeals against such Sareharges, until the Judge hare determined the shove ease, of which ohm pollee *III be hereafter give. in each parish." Signed, Lc. Ateionet the civil actions at the Kilkenny al sizes, there was one before Baron GEORGE, which excited - general interest, and thronged the Court ut an earls' hour, front the nature of the cause, the reapectabdity of the parties, and the well-known talents of the Lawyers, engaged, pro and eon. It was HI) ejectmenvot the title to certain lands, &c. 'in that city, in ohich Jon,. Gasurt, Esq. wits 'Planta, and PETER Ity t*, Esq. Defendant. The point of the cane turoril on an illegal breach of trust for • Boman Catholic, under a friendly hill of discovers, in 174 I. according to the Steatites of Queen wife.—Mr. Sustmott-Uarraust, for the Defendant, displayed his 'mighty powers of clo vierice, and peculiar manner, which gires'eriergy and foiling to reason, hut when he made time al truist iciercdihle period of the statirte-Book pass in review before the Court, erytt Protestant as well RR (.7.11101iC hearer, irelßEd to strnd amused th.tt swath laws could ever have hied sena' operation ire any. cetuatFy. The Jery fouud fur the Dri,:udaut, costs. . _~ .. , FROM LIST NR;IIT'S 6)1±177 - FE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • Commissions ix Mr Caithness-shirr Local 4.,,d by As , Lora Lieutenant. The Right 14on James Earl of Csithaess, to !,e Colonel- Commandant. Dated March 7, 'silo. James Slutlair, Eark to be Lieutettaut-Colunel—dated as shre. Wm. limes, Esq to be Major—dated as above. George SolloThool, F... 4.1 to lie-Cavt.iiti--dated as above. Alcsander 14 er.ilei sou Esq to be ditto—dated as alsove. John Henderson, Est; 1., he ditto—dated as above. JUIN/ Smith, Iraq. to be ditto—dated as above Win. Manson, Esq. to he ditto—Jated as ol.ove. ' • I:,orge Swanson, Lini. to he ditto—dated above. Itobert Kennedy, Esq. to be ditt4--J.kt,d at above. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. • John Reynahlsou, Richard Fisliwick, Joseph Crane, and Samuel Crane, of Brumley Saiut Leoaurd, Middlesex, isrew ere July iI. !Now Elizabeth Bagl. y and Joseph Neck', of Great Shire-lane, Temple. bar, law stationers June IL Idi 9. Riohard Hftwkshad and Win. Bcroar.l, of Alanebeater, merehanti. August is, 16.9. Seth H)ile and AM:Lhasa Tozer, of Exeter, linen-dra pers. August in, 1 . 409. Hupkin Perkius, James Davies, and Benjamin Bower, of Bristol, coal-merchants. August 19, 1009. Samuel Kirton, ern. and Samuel Kirton, jun. of Aabby dr-la-Zuuch, Leiceslir,mercers. April It, loop. Thomas Benwell, of Netrina.t.striset, Oxford-street, Mid dlesex, coach-maker. to scrreoller, Astgast 30, and Oc tober 3, at eleven, at I:ut d 6 Jl, Loudus. A Itortreys, Mums. Smart and Thomas, staph s . . John Tit Ist, of Gaiitsborough, Lincoln, nioney•scri wilier, but now n proioncr in the gaol of Lincoln. to surren der, Feolenslicr 11, I:, and ktuher 3, at eleven, at the %Vi t ae lf^rt Inn, Lincoln. Attorneys, Mr. John Nicholson, Louth, Lincoln ; rod 110.11. Leigh and Mason, New Bridge s:met, Nlackliirrs, 1.0114UU. John JOIll 4..11* II Owrn , anal Hasty Abbott, of Barklers hury,.l.itistlon. mm,bants, W Purrentler, August Sty Sep tember S , and t`rl. ,rr 3, at tail, at Guildhall, London -- Attorney, Mr. Wllde , jonitte, Castle•street, Falcua-squartt, Loudoa. DIVIDENDS. Sept. 16. William 01levant, of Meachester, cotton-mans.' facturer, at three, at the Bridgewater-Arms, Manchester. Sept Hi. George Lockwood, of Huddt•rshrld, York, wout lemdraper, at threw, at the Hostel's Arms, Manchester. Sept. In. 9 'mummer Pater, late of Shadiiell Ilizh-street, Middlesex, surgeon, at eleven, at Guildhall, LOUtltni. November tl. Julia Moseley, late of Goole. but now of Swine Fleet Dwane, York, potatoemserellauf, at eleven, atGeildhatl, London. &Vendee' to. John %1 inn, of Sherburn, 1 oak, fishmonger, at twelve., at the Swam Inn, Abel ford, .anie rum.ty. Sept/miller 15. Hichned Gill, of Wsk. field, fork, jollier, at the Stafford's ,lanis-limo, Wakefield. September 14. Eat, and .10Line Davidson, of Newcastle iipou.Tylie, grocer, at eleven, at the Mirk es;ware 'Fa. ?ern, iu Newcsatic-upon-ryue. September tn. Anti l'Surcie..of New Bord-street, Middle sex, milliner, at twe!►e, at Guildhall, London. October 17. James Gerrard, of Sivas-street, Miseries, Lee dom co►ufaetorw, at twelve, al Guildhall, London. September 23. Ann Neve, of the Strand, Middlesex, milli ner, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. • Nowt neber 11. John panel, of Kirby Stephen, Westmore land, banker, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. October Joho Paron, of Suttou iu Ashfield„ Notting hamslo.e, cuttoa.spoiar, at eleven, at the Punch-Bowl, Nottingham. September id. William Smith, of Plymouth, Devon, Aver smith, at eleven, at the Pup-'s- He•ed lon, Plymouth. September 14. WYliaa flambee% of Carlisle, Cumberland,' draper, at eleven, at the Liou md Lamb I an, Carlisle. November 4. Frederick Kampf; of Rathboue-place, Oa ford-street, St a, eabinet-maker, at twelve, at Guild hall, Loudon. November 7. Henry Pollingtr, of Ropier. near Alresford, flouts, wotillemelrapers, at one, at Loadoo. cEturtEicATEsSItPTEMMER le. . . Clarks Charlton, of Nerea%tle-upon-Tyue, merchant. Robert Oxen, of Sesffoldh 31 iII, Northumber:aud, miller. Ldosrd Stamford, of York-street, Comma mild-rum', Slid. dlesex, MOM r- C act or Jobe Drury tVillinson, late of Bond court, Lou. don, factor . John Sheppard of Ilurton.3l.lls, near Oakbrook, Bucks, kal bcr. et I i . MEETINGS OP CH! lIIT4IS AT GUILDHALL, To•YOtßu+, JIM/ Humphrry, IVarlour-otrort, Oxfw'd•atreet, boot akd sb.r-soaker - - t 7 Claorks Stuart, Poradiso.street, Rotberlsithe, spo tory coVatt 4W EXCIIA Anterrdam.... b Ditto •t Sight.. .in II - 1 7 !10tt0..1au..... 9td2 U. I taiblugh .... 29 4 111 W. Alums. 49 5.4 V. l'ra.i I)ittO 2 Cr..... 50 5 . cGF., 141 D 4i, Oporto MO Juicily 7l Wilts (; i Itralt as 3os Dahlia . . Cork POrt•lrmi Cnkl is Cum; and Hari 1. s. f. per 1/1 New Doublowas • • • New Doll !tiler? in 0 • 0 New Lou,. (emit) o' • Agio au the Hoak Ualuld —p=er. 8001410.111 .. .. go .5 Cad's Multi .. • I eithwe ' go ri.Cplee sy '' Genus.. ..... Venice a. C fot De.lucf. Lisboa fig BIRTHS. At Clifton, the Lail) ot Abrah.m Ludlow, Esq. a • see and It( ir. Ou i.iilay luat, the lion. Mrs. Spence& Percetal, of Eal isl;, of & still twin MARRIAGEs. On the if.th lint at It illy to.artie, Ireland, Captain Rom of the Roscommon Mania, to M.ss Prudence Thouipaun, of and sister-in-law to Capt. S. C. Rowley of the Rosa Navy On Saturday, the 19th inst. at P..tsmosth, Edward Car ter, FAN to Mori, nth daughter uf the late Sir John Carter. At Dlventna, Glotsceaterehire, on the lath alt. Win. el. deaf los of George 'Emmett, Eby of Madras, to Octavio, youngest daughter abbe late Charles Partridge, Lot. of Co ttons Lodge, in the same county. I) LATHS, Ou Sunday, the i3th, at Bisliam, Charles Lewes Parker, East surgeon to the bocce, and to the Royal Military Cid kite at Great Marlow. At Cuirtaridge, on the 13th inst. the Hun. Mrs. Nichol!, daughter of the late henry Lord Visconut Astihrook, of the kingdom of !reload, and wife of the 11ev. hobo Nichol!, of (Ambridge, Glamorgamlore. Oa the 7th titataat, at clitlea, in the s6th year of I.is ace, tbr Rt v. William Sandford, vicar of Castlerea, iu the county of Roseunamoo, in Ireland. Ills writings had all ati uniform tendency to promote the glory of God, sod the happiness a user ; and his life ware invariably consistent with his writings. His principal work, "Catethetical Lectures," lee. has been generally einniikard as a valuable summary o f Christian knowledge. Mr. flandbinl was descended from au socieirt and hosuurable family in the colony of Roscommon, and was himself the nest brother and presumptive heir to the title sad ?glair. of tbe present Lord Mount Sandford. HIGH WATER AT LON 1)0N BBI D GB Tills DAY. Morning min. after le I Afteraue• au Min. after 19 Monday, George Ilemohoutfli, azerl 41, a ',lsis terer, convicted at the Surrey Assizes of commit ting a nape on SUSAN!' AN RICH, • girl under 11 years of age, suffered death 'pursuant to sentence, at the prison, Horsessionger-linie. The Rev. !de. MANN attended the delinquent during his last ion mints, anal be died •ppareaiJy wills sorrow a'sd cotitrition. . -~.^r ~"„'_.,, i 411.t41 NI'ELLMEKCY:. I'ORTaNDIUTII 9 AL. c2l. Arrived Tyrian .loop of wur, with the wow. ports froto Yoriugt4. s m iled the J4eforier sitii.,Desterous guu.btip, with a convoy to the Downie. Pasuett- by the Spanish PctriA, Dwell, from Cadiz, in In dap; on the 16th iota, fell in w ith•two French prvareers, Silty benting N.E. be dis tance uliout 13 'raiii.-, one it se!:notser of 10 Len., the other a cutter of our gun, and full of men, Lore down and Littler' the schooner, bnt could not do any tiling with nitorr of Deem, un account of u strung gale _from the S.S.W. acrotittianied with a heavy sen. A brig was captured off Seise* Point is two French lutoger itnvotters, ..sterd tt y afternoo n , • W.S.W. DEAL, •VG. 21. Arrived the Unicorn frigate, from a cr•iise ; also, from tin River. and remain, the Commerce, %ute, for elaltr ; Nethicall, for Sicily ; and Ceres, Taylor, for Cudiz.—Wind S.W. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. • GRATt111:110, AUG. ii.—.lnired the Peirsotia, Robison; Thomas, 31.Leaii ; Sovereign, Smith ; II ; T. vi9t, Willis; Arkley 1101, Woidley ; and Ellll , e4l, Thom ' , SJS ; from Jamaica; Joon, theeilleaf, from Norfolk; and Fame, Courtney, from Cadiz—Sailed the 31ennaid,S)talltS. for Cadiz; toad Fly, °linty, for Lisbon. ARRIVED, In the Dorm—the ptggy, front Grenada; Cafe* Planter, Roberti.; friends, Ralph ; Junto , Carter ; and Ann, Knowles, from Jamaica In the Creek—the Grinder, Connell, horn Gibraltar. At Plymouth—the St Anne, —, from flPirsiltar. At Cowni—the Son Josef, Lamm., from Tar..iarma. At Firlrociutli—the Lath r, front Virgwiw of Dover—the Peirinns, &dorm ; and Etittratres. Brown, from Jamaica. Off Portlanl—the Sfiril, Warren, from St. Ches. In Yarmouth Roa&.--thia Fostei, from Sturklordni. At I..ii, , roolil—the Dolh, Brady , front New York; James . f'ook, (ox, fruit Chartatos ; Golan, Friend well, ft um itelohia ; I..izlittout, %Valuta ; Falmouth, W•Mou ; Ifirkherk ; Atlas, Franklaud; Irvine , !cure; Curu , el:, Camper; and Chesterfield, MudTe, from Jamaica. In the R iver—: lir Freedom, Nieholami, from M. Viacenr., Lady Rood, trout At. Mitt's; Industry, Pennon, from . tiiiinur ; liapylihun , Sigh), Irons Tort.. 4 ; tt ,, JA;uxami,,, AU I. o et, front Toleigo. At Liverpool—the Portland, Brown, and Alevar,ter, Shentinon, from Tnuldada ; Retrieve, Lifr.irdn, frum Vir Rion; Also, %tebl, , from Priori Edward's lalia.d ; 11a hie, nil Horatio, tfurr.e, from ::ew Georg; Retry. from Sava:mull ; Reed, and Th arras Wig sun, Brown, faun Philaile!plain; Canada, Tb..taar, front New York; and Portrait, stet - cation, from I.:muleteer. At Durer--tbr Trioaaviratr, Gift* t, from New lit,unawkk. At Beltatt—tbe Argo, Setter, from Tmaaille ; tJutwvir, Apiew, and On an, Leech, (ram Gifu:Liar.. At I:ublin—the Cnlf rrl , Grantham, from Butialues, At 11'hitimvea-i-Broirii, In the U,vrr—the Ilatiast, Sena,., tiara Ltimarick. It is 'aid, that upwards of I,,iar) of the inaueept inhaiatidutii of Fl,a,hing have peri-he4 fi'ima the ult. . initiate di Puce of it, French Auothee poney race took piece fur 30 gualeassoa the -Ileacoustie:tl road yesterday suoroitig, betwast a black pouey, iti hand* high, beloogiii4 to a Mr. Mora, in Poland-street,aud a hay pouey, the pro perty of A Mr. littius, a victualler. The watch was to trot 16 miles. Niol the they pollty woo by shoot 200 pule. cull play having tiern nude Um! whole &static*, which *us pertorrneil in over the hour. !Setting was six to riu• un th • 100. r. FOR SALE, riLir 110!.7P, ni n T 3 BE ROLE) 1W FRIDAY, the Fah day of September west, within the house of I;eor,te Ronald, ieotnrr r .io Aberdeeu, Istionxt - the, hours of six mid seven afternoon slut previews'', of In, pr.eate bargain), the I.„V3i OS sad LSFATE ui lARY consprelesidiag. the Mullis sad 31, nue Place of Mary Colter, the 111 In and Laude 01 31111 /limey Colter ; and the 'fortis, Laiala and Forma of !thin IlailhoEirstlatid, Cotter, Cothill„Slaisdieg Stases, Rao, Side, Wcat aide, Aluirskie, Uurusi4e , 11 . 0C1s1t), F.aater tool ll'ester Tillboories, and Nether nod p per Aston:tithes, with thr Salmon rishinge, ultur;s, atul Pret , arols of the whole of ~ , .I lauds, all lying with).. the parb.h of !Vary Cutter, awl Enmity of lienottrtline; awl cmisist i,ig k eit...lustre of a small part 4 , Eii.tlautl, belay ;jet n off) of orally duce thutolial seven hundred Scuts acre , . whereof, according to a winery made stone Tars nu, flute •re ohmt right h !red of tolield, the same ..motitdy of ferry six of wood, fourteen handml and forty of pi • litre, win hundred uul Sit at moo., a.trt the renia.ader of mom ,• all sit witcil at a short owl snarly espial die:lance from Abettlerm and Stoliehreeu, nod crd•reltit•:, fur . opaards f tiln'e illiteltllll/11;11:le 5..11111 1.1411 k 91 eh' WI% a tient alma •• - tog with aalinou and prit.e; and GNU it 11011111111,1f11 ti/ h smith boundary of the Pune% of Mary Colter, which u . 111. st uf tilts l'otate towards the eolith, .uul roils its a Mac in K.- !) purellel id the lt•Ver, form:ague the wirole user ut the mint 1.1 . 111 1 1 . 14 1 aid beet arconsdetd...edpi.ii.-. to (lon pot of the *Emory. The prcsi.itt lidu.e of 3 :try ('alter, See:hangs the river on • 'boded hank, sod pt a little digtanrc from it r, the east, union. the rkeirte ground of • hovels of fit orree, id:obit/ by. a triving plaut.irtou of % artuus sor!., of forret tyres, our sell odeancErl, mid comutandiug e lataiutilpteitir of in, en It and aittareill rent dry for ./1111, WAVY 11/Cllll*. is 1111 C 11i the twat eititattimf for it to.i..i.ina.houte in tit:it ruuut.N. l e oltrts hold 41 the Cr nib, are at prieet.t . faint ee. opals woh number .tinrt ut Mr. Niettleieti liatftte, in tl it Po rtal', at t tout ‘i loch upon de will he 'Flit, and a qoantilin olvatu. I rent given td Ito purchaser, to entail of two free. 1141 qualilleattotts. Tlc Tieuris were valuer' several be.tro ago, r.:nl are overly ex:rotate& ACe..i* rid be Oren Si, t: e Slawnon•l ttttt xe, Garden, Offirew, Pulley and Gruuuds, i• the occupation, of the l'roprietnr, at Mortion..o neat, .fer rainier if de•ired ; to •cseral of the Farms U./ wt..cli (Isere. UV no leases, at lOhita outlay, lain and to till the rest or tyro vnivaldr Estate on IRe tkplry of the existing limes, except in a It* honorees', are woe held on the lives of l•re pres•at meopiers.—The Writings, with a Pion and Rettt4t of *Moe Lauds, or in the is Inds Dannerniso, .lEttotn.dr, in Aberdeen, to show those desirous oftuill.r, inforniosto.. may apply. Joseph Tu.!, at Varkßeol, will thew the 1111,..•- , tires PIMP. Of STOCKS TUTIRDAY. Batik Stock. .... 1 - ' 962 It 1 $ 1 ,,, Cut Hedge-ed.., ..... ........tift ni si 3 per Cent. Consult " e•—• • • •• brit 4 per Cent. . . usii A per Cent Navy ..... Lou t ( Annuities Imperial Annuities 7 7. e tit Irs thunium linlis S.iork IC i India Howls 2l 211 preils. Ey/cheque~ 21414 ruttish I Anti rs Tidies.. ....... .. nit. t7s. Commils fur .... . .... ........ ... Adi HISH, :•teck•ltrokri, 4, Cor3bill, and 9, Clviir,..-4-tnms LONDON :—Ps toted by C. AMITH, No 1, Clement m 10 . ., rwd poblothea sit the Office. No. Is, Dirk of St. (' . t''act.t Corn 11t...ird, .1. WHITE. of 42.0 , c.' ).•:'' t!.., Poore, stilt to tbe thiCtr, •.11 July ettttukti V