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1 .t N.frlL EvrELLIGENCE. P0RT1 , 401.! r , oer.7. Arrived the Albicore born guernsey ; Diamond and Le Chfeime from Weymouth. Wind S.W. T •RMOUTII, OCT. 7. Arrived the Der MA elm arnetiots Mahan ' from the North Seas, laden with salt fish, bound to Poppenburg, sent in by the Sentms sloop of war ; and the Pitt, smuggling cutter, xi Folkestone, in ballast, seat in by the Ouircr sl,)op of war. Wind S.W. FALMOUTH. OCT. 5. The African, Jones, from the South Seas, came under convoy of His Majesty': ship Calcutta, of 50 guns, till the 25th inst. when the Calcutta tvas cap tured by a French squAdron; :014 blcarna of the remainder of the vessels, Captain Jones could not :Ay. _ _ Nino o'clock, p. N. A cutter is this nr , tnent arrived from the %%Ted- ward, and reports, that all the vessels, late under enovcsy of the Cafratta, were arrived safe at Millard. By the aep4rts4, we learn the site arrival of thr Lard Xrbe►t packet, at Lisbon, which packet was expe„ed to leave Lisbon in•about 16 Jays. DEAL, OCTOlltk 7. Arrived the reit/rites brimb, with a convoy from Portsmouth, which are sailed for the River. Came down from Sheerness, the Rai/!saw sloop of war. Artivcd the Ariadee frigate, Votc.4no bomb, with several other cruisers, from of the French coast ; and remain its the Downs, with the ships as per Lut.--wind W.S.W. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GSA•asawD, Dee. 7..—.Pateed by the Vigi!anee, Sehaw, hoot Norway; Jeffrow Derinquia, I)efteire4 from Lear; Ann, Wier ; and the Futuna, Sigans.mds, from rennineen-- - Sailed the Duke, drown, fn the Coast of Spain ; Auaerim, Irffeed, for Cape ,le Verde; Antwerp, Smith, her Gibraltar; Alneny. 11,0b1+., f.r Riga; Generous Fiiards, —.; and the Arnhulat for Ei6igleug ; Mentor, Hoye, fer smttin; Mania, Warren; and the Lumina, —, fur Petersburgh. AIIRIPLO. ••••• • 05 OM Isle of Wisle—The Commerce, Adams, from At Fa'month—The Alfred, Rohinton ; Thames, Todd; 'oho, and the Mary and Elizabeth, Quinuti, frau ()pinto. Ai Bristol--Tate A•trnra„ —, from Stettin. At Waterford...The Protc , !... Mary, floor, from London ' At Gottenburg—The Dolphin, Resinciltodt, khan. CAPTAIN CL.IRKE .ND MR. PETERS. At an early hour, yesterday morning. were de posited, in a vault in St. Andrew's. Holborn, the remains of the late George Peters, Esq. eldest son of Mr. Peters, the Banker; and of Captain George Clarke, of the Royal Navy. s Respelling the me lancholy fate of these uafortnnate and amiable young men, some further pat titulars have now reached us, which may se: ye to corral the erro neous accounts that have appeared. This melancholy water-party, on the Ist of ()Re ber, consisted of Mr. Hoare, George Peters, Est. elf Jesus College, Cambridge, and Captain Clarke. Their intention was to have proceeded to Gravesend in Mr. Hoare's sailing-boat. Off Woolwich, about noon, or a little after, the boat got a-ground, when Captain Clarke, attended by Mr. Peters, went into a small boat, with a rope, in order to haul the sail iog-bolt afloat. This they accomplished, and bed returned so near to their companions, that Mr. Pe ters, with too much eagerness and impatience, stood up to fling the rope on board—in the ael of doing which he lost l.i balance, and upset the boat. The cut rent was very Its ong, and the sailing-boat relpstng to come round, Mr. Hoare could lend them no a ssi stance. i 1 Mr Peters, unable to swim, was repeatedly sup ported by h;s gallant friend Captain Clarke, who, with his well-I:nt.wn humad.ity, paid too little at tention to himself. After repeated and ineffecinal efforts to save Mr. Peters, Captain Clarke's strength became szhausted, and he was seen gradually 'to smk. At that awful moment, a boat put off to their assistance, and saw part of the b. dy of Captain Clarke still floating ; hur, before they could reach the spot. he sunk, with his friend, to the bottom . Their bodies. after remaining four hours in the wa ter. were found, and conveyed to the boil's* of Mr. Peters's father, in Park -street, Grosvenor square. Captain Clarke was well known and universally respeaed in the Service. During the Egyptian Ex pedition. he commiinaled the ifroatv/, of 64 guns, and afterwards rotated our Fanory at Smyrna. During the above Expeoition, his humanity gained him the esteem of General Sir Ralph Aberciombie, when at a considerable ea pence, and whilst hiraselt, and most of the Odice•-s of the Brooke, were severely indisposed, Captain Clarke was the means of sav ing the lives of 3.50 of our wounded soldiers, who were brought off the plains of Egypt, and had ken sent away by many of the other ships. This gallant Officer gave them up his own cabin, and fed and nursed the maimed with his own hands. lle then nt to the Commander in Chief, Lord Keith, and . prrwiired Surgeons sufficient to attend them. The death of such an Officer will be long and severely felt. The public, and particularly those who let ready. furnished lodgings, ought t be upon their guard • against two young men, who have been committing depredations for several months past, by going to houses, where they sea a bill in the window for lodgings to be let, ready-furnished. While one of them goes to view the apartments, th e ot h er tends he will wait in the passage, but takes the opportunity to pieket every thing valu.ihle that he can find. Ore of them appears to be about twenty. one years of age, aht.ut five feet seven inches high, marked with too small-pox, dark complexion, full faro, and speaks :ether .sl o w. The othbr gene. rally acts as a servant, that he may have a pretext to remain below stairs, to enable hills to commit de. pr. dacion . vel en no person is present. On Momlay, these villain. went to the house of Mr. Roscoe hi sit up s • in Lower brook - street , un d er pte some l o d g ings, and contrived to .'e silver table - spoons, six de. 'Ms and OW pail of tab. 7; -, PIZ LEIVE.C, Oc Toni ; T. RUSSET AGRICULTURAL - REPORT FOR SEPT. The late succession of dry weather his been par ticularly faiourable to the backward harvesi: The latter wheats, barleys, and beans, were never housed in better order ; and the crops of all serts'ef cora and pulse have been generally abundant.'" Of the early cut wheats, ave fear many were 'very badly got in ; some wheat-ricks have been taken down and :e -made ; and others have butt even carted back into the fields to dry. From all accounts, however, the' quantity is unusually large, and likelyto produce well I rom the straw. Our farmers are nowbusily employed threshing out. expeCting a very considerable redui tion of price, but so little has yet been scild,.that no regular price can properly be stated. The pre sent dry weather is very favourable for getting bur manure on the wealdish farms, where a great many act es of wheat laud have already been sown.. The turnip crops continue to suffer from the ravaves of the black caterpillar ; and many large fields a. that useful plant have been utterly destroyed by them, notwithstanding numerous expedients for preventing the mischief had been resorted to, such as night rolling, treading by sheep, quick-lime sown in the dew, and brimstone burned in different parts of the field. These destruCtive insets, we are told, have nrodigioudy increased in onr turnip-fields, for the fast two or three years, and nothing, we are assured, by an experienced and enlightened agriculturist, is so likely to get rid of their mischievous effeas, as good manuring, and a favourable season for cowing. to force the plant out of the inseiffs• reach. Turnips are often exposed to greater hurt,' from caterpillars, by too early hoeing ; for, when thick 'on the ground, the plants have a much better chance of escaping their rapacity, than when they stand thin. The easterly winds have checked the growth of grass on pasture lands. Cattle, both fat and lean, are re= ducing in price ; but the demand for South-flown Sheep having been very considerable, particularly for breeding Ewes, they have in some measure ad vanced. Mr. Augur's sale of lire stock,' at East &untie, last Tuesday, was most respedably attended, many of the principal breeders of this and the adjoining counties, being present. As the cattle sold were the entire breeding-stock of a well-known and justly estimated breeder, we insert, for the information of oar agricultural readers, the • prices which the seve ral lots brought, with the names of the pare assr.s. A heifer call was sold to Mr. Larigto;d, fir 61. 10s r- Mr Denman, LI. 51, fel.-date to Mr. Finland, 111. 15,- ditto to Mr. Clayton, 121.-.-ditto to Mr. Cltoon, 181 ditto to Sir C Burrel, 171.-4 bull callto Mr Itlyih . ek, 111 -ditto to Mr. Shoesnian, 161.- Int:, to Mr. C , anten, a yearling heifer to Mr. Denman, 1.1.-lino to Str Dyke, 161. sc-ditto to Sir J. Dyke, 161--ditto to Mr. Putlai d, 181.-•-dato to Mr. Hunt, 141. Ss. .- lino to Mr. Hurst, 181 is. -.ditto to Mr. N‘iaker., 171. sc-ditto to Mr. Cole, 19.. ditto to Mr. Noakes, 181. 15e...ditto to Mr. Cole, 161. Ss. two-year old hrif, to Mr. Rhode., 15, .rlitto to Mr. Wbeeler, 191 -.ditto to Mr. Gorringe, to Sir C. Burrell, 301.--ddto to Mr Cole, 201 ...ditto to Mr. Burrell 251. lug-ditto to Mr. Burrell, 301. 10s -ditto to Bite: Burrell, 291 Ws -dim to Mr. Hurst, 25/,--d.tto to M. . Lambe, 281. lUs.-ditto to Mr Burrell, 201 three-year old heifer to Mr. Cripps, three-year old date to Mr. Langford, 241.-ditto to Mr Burrell, 321. 44.1.-tilthr to Mr. Cok- 371.-ditto to Mr. Cole, 3.1. 10s -.litto to Mr. Gilbe r t, 4C ,2-ditur to Mrs'Elohick, 421 (our-year old cow, to Mr. u,„0„„.4, 251. lino to Mr. Harrison, Sit. 10 ..-a five year old cow, to Mr. Gorrirrge, 861 104.-.-ditto to, Mr Cole, Jul -ditto to Mr. 361. 105.,-..1 six-year old cow to Mr. Elhnan 201.-. ditto to Mr. Crippii, £3l. 101......4111 aged cow to Mr. Cale, 211.-a cow, eight years old, to Mr. F Ipliwk, 431- a yearling bull, to Mr. !lurid, 251. 4;.--.4 three-year old bull, to Mr. Elphick, 731. At our Cliste fair on Wednesday, the shew of sheep and lambs was unusually great. The number was estimated as 30,000, and ready purchasers would have been found for at lest 10.000 mere, as but few of the jobbers could get supplied with the numbers they had commissions • for. Two-tooth vrethers fetched JOs. four-tooth ditto, 325. to Os. Ewes from 2155. to :S.js. Lambs from 15s. to 255: Those who sold an the forenoon regretted their con traas, as the prices atter dinner, were from 2s. to 4s. per head higher. The Duke of Clarence was at • the fair, and conversed familiarly with several of our principal South Down farmers. The Western Regiment of Royal Middlesex Mi litia, commanded by Colonel NICHOLAS B•IF L marched horn Hull, in three divisions, on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday sennight, on their route for Bristol, where they will arrive on the 17th, ISth, and 19th Inst. Proceedings of a Brigade Court-Martial, holden at the Guildhall, Canterbury, on Friday, the 27th day of Se?Lember, 181.3, by order of General Sir Davit, Downes, K. B. rsesukir, Captain Thomas Starr._ Unlit. Thomas liatfulincu.akilaford Light Int miry. Lime East Kent Voluoteef Infintrv. Lieut I•SIC T. Packmsn, Lath of Seray Volunteer tufa At?, I.icut John Jam,. Pierce, Ct. Wintry ft MI Corps. The Possafent and Members having been doll sworn, accord. iiig to the nom prcscriai.d by the 'sticks of war, proceeded to the t,ial of Serjsant Charles Tame, a drill-acjeant 0,1 perma nent pal of rho Chnoterhury Volunteer Infantry, crithmanded by LicutenantsColonel Faker, on the tiollewieg chirps pre fored against Morley MallerJohri Scott, of that corps, ass insolence and diarespottful e-nititt to him on the parade of the !2'sii August last, during Lieutemn.t-Colonel Welk: I,4mi:hots of the realm nt inssalenee to Adjutant Fowler, and di obedience of orders, no the ensuing of the 'fah of August. 3,—For receiving certain sums of money of the Paymaster, In : , ty the men ul Captain Stringer's Company, which he has enil,eulett. The Coon having duly ennaiderta the evidence 34:1uml by the Prosecutor, and the Prisonee's defence, is of onini.m, tuat he is not gushy of the third article of eoarge, and sloth thereon, acquit him of the same; but that ho a (Mit, of rare hht article of charge and of ' , art of the second artless of chargo, iii duth, theehre, sentence him to r .main • prim:ter ?iota th..: sum of dye 11 , 11111114 MAYO shillings and sixpence, ant:searing to be the balance of his ripaccuunt with Cwtain Swinger, a paid : and that he afterwards be titi , m a • oiler to the Par..de of the Canterbury Volunteer Infantry, and there be discharged from the Regiment with disgrace. ' tS sTA R, Clapt. and Pronden4 Ply order, Apirawed. K WEIS, Lieut. Colonel, inspect ing blond lacer of Yoinsatiry atri Volunteer Infection East Kent. In consequence of the above Court Martial. the Canterbury Volunteer Infaetry were assembled Thousday afternoon, is the Cathedral-yard, from thenc.• they marched to the field of J. BA ggli, at tit. Stephen's, where s:le corps formed three sides nfa square, and the Prisoner being placed in the centre, the proce#dinAs of the Conn were read to him by the Adjutant ; and after a suitable ad dress from Major Scorr, the Commanding Muer, ke was dismissed the corps with ignomrty. • , SPORTING . INTELLIGANCE: NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MFETINO • MONDAY, OCT. I 4: • (First Year). Ono third ud a Sii'e.cr,ption of 95es. earl 4 for syr 9145, carrying OA. bra. b yr olds, 11,t. I lie. and mg , d, 9st. B C. A Grid Cop, by F izht S,rbscri!)-rs, or ui.uarrlt, ^t lOgs. each, for all Age., yr OM co . . A cr ,, “ the Fi:l If mote than Fight Sub,etibeis, the %Vomit- to reonse the ;mph,. in specie. Mr. K. Boy. c BOIJIAiI, aged, 90. Sib. Sir C. Buoiairs's Eleatoo, aged 4.4. 131 b. Lord'F.ikv's Sir ll.,rry Dm-dale, 5 yr; old, 44. Mr. Andrew's NOMA, S I , ld, In. loth. Mr.tadbroke's Bustard, 4 v , s old, est. 81h. Mr. Warsores Dlearlumght, 5 yrb old, Gl. 71h. , Mr Lake's Virtuoso, 4 yi 01.1, 61b. Mr. Piioe's Fathom, 3 tos old ;.1 131 h. Mr. c. hY Buzzard, out of Vixen, 3 vrs . oll; 4,t. 1121 h. Sweepst.tites of lOOga each. Two yr old Course. Mr. Mellish's iliddler, est. • . • • • • Mr, Watsen's Dteadriought, en. 8113. General Gower's c. by Coriander, 7sr. Sib. Mr. Ilmee'sDaxid'ard. Mr Mellish's Diddle', eat 21b. rich. Two rr old course: h ft. Duke of Grafton's PPlil4B, 84. 91b. art-Mr. W drools New market,,7st. 7lb. Across the Flat, lOUgs. Mr. klireest by Buzzard, out of Mary, est. 41b agst Slr Andrews's Fathom, B.t. Across the Flat, Plugs. h. ft. Duke of elraftou's Pelisse, agit: Mr. R. lbuycel Sit David, 94 each. R. M. 200 rs. _ _ _ Lord Barrymore's Meavman, list. I !lb. agrt. Lord Gros venor'. Mutoroa, 84. R. M. 100 gs. Lord GrIMPIIItt'S Vislarite, S yrs old, est. 10Ih. :wt. Lord Foe's Our Blowing, 2 yri old, 7st 21b. Two yrs old cour.e, 100g4. TUESDAY. Pair Pounds for 2-tear old Colt., carrying est. 91h. Fillies Ilst.• Twu-y'er old C , iiirso.—To Ise shew n and entered the day be. fore running, between 1 I and 1 o'clock Entrance sgs. The Third and last Year of a Renewal of the October Ost. land S'Ater. B. M --A Subscription of 30gs. each, tOgs. it. if declared by ten o'clock on Monday night. To be run fur by Hones of all ages, 2-year alas excepted. Sir J. Shelley's Strap, 5 yrs old, est. 51b. agst. Mr. \Yawn's ch. c. by Buzzard, out of Vixen, .3 yra old, 6st. 131 b. H. 1. 100 gs Lod Poley's Czar Peter Bst. fib. agst Mr. Howarth's Ho nest% , 7st. B. C. 200 gs. I. ft. Mr. Andrews's Norval, 9-4. agst. Mr. Perrin's ch. f. by Guildford, out of Louisa, 7st. 71b. Across the Fiat, 100 gs. h ft. D of Graftgn's Dodo'la, ftst 61b. art. Lard Foley's Little Peter, Ba. Across the Flat, 200 gs. WEDNISDAY. The Town Plate of 561 h. for 3-% ear olds, 7st. 41b. 4-rear olds. 41b. 5 year olds, Bat. 111 b. 6-year o!ds, 9.t. 11b. ard ag".l, fist. 41h. T Nf. M. B. C.—To be shown and entered th, day before running, h.tween eleven and one o'clock. Entrance Sp. The winner to be sold for 100 p. if de manded. D. of Grafton 's f he T tteridge, nut of Woodbine. Itt. apt. Mr. R. Boyce 's Wretch, lit. 11lb. Tutu-year uhlCourak, IlKigs. 1. ft. - - TIIIIPSDAY. Mr. Wilson's Newmaiket Bst. 411 a. apt. 1.4. Fotees Little Peter, B,t. 11b. Across tho flat, 10egs. Ld. Sackyille's W,teheraft, Bst. 91h asst Mr. Elwees e. by Buza.trd, out of Mary. 7st. 9111 D. I. 1000 h. ft. Payee's e. by Waxy, out of Peppermint, Bst. 71b. apt. Mr. /la. nes's r be Whiskey, Bst. Y. C. bap h. ft. Su J. Sheller's Currycomb, Itst. 7:b. sgst. Mr. Wilson's Pan taloon, brother to Merryman, 7st. 711 Taro-year old Course, lap. - - Mr R. Royce's Rralnworna, ag,f. Mr. R. Prince's Our Blowing, Gst. Two-vratr of I Court' , 110 gs. Sir 3 sm etifis tht. Illb. art. L 4. Grosveriut's E. ►y Sir Puget, out wf Isktrelia, bit. Ab. M. /Ir. • FROM LAST.NIGHT'S GAZFTTE. PRO24Ir/TtONS. . . War-oyi, r, Vetober 9, . 1503. Ist.Regiment of Dragoon Gtanla—Cort.e: William Cavil', to be LieJteriant, iiithoot hachure. 4th diva--Ens.rn Chute* Theophilas Hall, from the 24th Foot, to be Cornet, by porthare, vice Butler, promote 4. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Samuel Railer and Geo-ge MIT/Mimi* Batley, in Manche.- ter, in the c 10017 of Lancaster, tailors and habit makers. On. t.bor 4, 1%5. Peter Watom and James Holton Whitaker, botb of Man. theater, in the county_bf Lanca,ter, cotton.manufactur.as and calico 2rinte:s September 7, 18Q5. eh:ismr.her Thornhill, John Whtte, Ittorvii /lung, Jo seph Priee, and.losopti 'firer, at Deptford, in alto Ititltop-Weartimmtli, in the&..nty of Durham, Mar flint. Glare Company.. Daettpber 3, s ow, r • Samuel lidtm, Richard 11dton, and W.lliarn Hilton , at Sough, within Uses Difirol, in the county of Lancaster, dealers sti . e..4l. March it :1335. litichaid Hilton and WidisinWin, boll. of User Da:wen, in the county of Lancaster wbdater•. . March 2d, 1005. . William Thoniron, Whl as V 07111.01, Edward \Vilharq Forman, and John 'Burt, at Allhallow%,-lami Red Roll wharf, in Ilp;ret Thames-street, LonliZa, awl at Cox's-hr'k, near Vey-hridio, ielhe county of Suncy, July 1,1503. . Thomas Willows the elJer, and James Th4mas Ricketts, I.e.cester-square, dealers iu carpels and uph ilsteren. 04tober 5, 1803, David Ward, Francis Pearson, and Geroge Cooper, of Shef kekl, in the county et York, edge-toot maker.. October b, 18i5. B.nianiin &mit, Richard Reeve, aid John Bovill, of Foinkri'i.bothlitir,Toor c r street, Loudon, colotacturs. Sep tember MI, nab. BANKRUPTCII•S ENLARGE!). • Henry 11 atc.l olog,, late of Bl4o.i.iiled,Old, ali the county of Sorter, tallow chandler, illeAler and c4Apolan„ from 0,..t0b0r 12, to 19, at te.l, at Guildhall, Wdfam Headland, of the pari,h of StAno,4 Moontß!rhet, In the county of Emox, farmer, dealer am( chopotaft, from Octolier 19, to 29, at ten, at Guit4hall, Loudon. BANKKUPII. James Doyle, late of the parish 01 Si. Paul, Covent garden, iu the county of Mir'Moue, eluna and elte.man, dea er sod chairman, to surrender, Oa. 12, 22, and Nov. 19, at ten, at Guddhall, London. Attarneys, Mvssrs. Thomas and Samuel Na.. ler, Great Newport-street, London juries NainteWatred, of Hanatorgliant, in the county of Ware tel.:, woolleordraner, dealer and enantoan, to surrender, oft. 2), at five, YU, and Nov. 12, at eleven, at the Swat.' Ta• VC". in Bull groat, Birmingham, Attorneys, Swain and Stevens, Old Jewry, London; and NIT. Whately, monghans. . Mao, of the town of Northampton, ht the couvity of Neolh 4 . ll o oo . "n"10" , dealer and chaptnatt, to sanolole., (RI. IU, at se...so, N•o. 5, and 19. at nine, at the Georgl lon, in the tows N :.tna noon. Attornevs. Moots. K to stenos, Loris, aoJ Ines, Ss moon's Inn, Chancery lane, 1.911* don and Mr. Howes, Northampton. join Fiancee:, at Paterratme,-row, in thn ei.y of London, bouksel er,to surrenier, 11:., 2 eon Nov. 19. at ten, et Atnnury, Mr. Joao.ill 1141). No. 3. Middle Tem pl6.4lllll. DIVIDENDS. N..• 16 J-ihn Conk, of W•rrrt.• curet, Tottentnarn-court. 1t00..1, in Om enuney of Pi .141.4.. x, lin .11-.lra,ter, (kale: aril etta,rnao, t at t.l, Dee 7. John H4W,1140, of W.tter lane, Londnn, brandy onnclisnt, oirsior utld chaptnats, at ale, at G•tildh 111. ay. 2. J 0.,, K•.tu-r, of 5u.16611, in Inc CJII:Ity Of S,Ofulk, d.a:er and ellapmao, at toelle.l, at G 1,1,14411, Luntm. DacentS•lr 2. John Stork, r‘Clrett IltiFS .41, in tint ontintv of Yotk, toroth ite, roraft'tor, Jrakr an:t chairman, at thin, At (Lola ail, I. 11.1 et. ISoveruiror 26. A.exaiter of Cam-roart, Bir thutoinr-v-totar: Inn no• of Milk-tans., in t h e city GI Lan •dust, I.4err.hairif. 4! one, at fiuil , L•,:!ll. 5.40:1..5413. IYll.4art Natron La.A., of St. ii"4lll.l . s t 1.. (Ire crlasl:Rstvtium,biemencr tnotß::::l;,i.ino4mertphle,ntificcelicleate.twiritz,,dl4:ll4e: . . . I ceihtity of rfortlUicl, stursen, spo9tecary, dealt: a m t.,. ',op. mar, at ten, at Guildhall, London. • Uct. 01. Stephen Sh iaii c t7y lr 4i.iti:f:t a l is s riur :ch i: l i rt he 2C.rha. :l Cl , lhen'at w h; l l.l th iac° i ti n i'iti ttee Liberty of the Tows, in the ein.:.nttly. . ol bl idelle-acx. wharfinger, dealer and eltapnisn, et elerhi at Oitildhall, 1.4.1110 n. Oct. 19. toward Nyle, of Smith Molten,. in the , :tr,ll t, ~,i Peeoin,. Woul,e'sadralier, Al! and chaiirca:i, at c.evre, t the Rummer Tavern, i.i l Saints-lane, Rristiii . ' No.. 12 Fliraneth Birch, Wilam Hach, and Willi im Marsh. • late of Fleet street , . in flat city of London, Palict-Stis+.tri, at iilesen,.it Ou Mall . 4)4 c t iiiii 9 it . ! ofjjSmtaralfoGattl,dtreiri-rh' tornigNere,wactuttwie- monger, -hinTreci'is n and Anchor, its Ne acactle-under-Ly me. Oft V 9. Charles Francis Oliver da Pestle, of Dyke .acct, Manchester *crate, in ties parish of Saint Mary-le.bone, in the cou:sty of Middlerox, •iduallet, dealer, and chaprnoi, at tea, at Guildhall, London. Oat. ‘..!9. 'Ftsrimas Moyle, of Newcastle-under-Lyme, in the Cdtint) ofStaffotd, draper, at two, at theavati and Anchw, I. Newcastle-under-Lyme. Hoe. t. Ws ham Hatesou, late of the city o f Oxford, eau and chinaulan, d •aler and Chapman, at eileien, at the A.itel Inn, in the city of °triad. CF. RTIt 17. ATES —bores i it 29. j,,,,,Th r tit, of lisrminghain, in the county of Iltraritick: factor, dealer, and Chapman. Th. TO , Y Wood; of Mancheiter, in the county of Lanta.te,. cotroo.spiimer, dealer, avid chplanan. Jo, c r On iar d, now or late of Slues, in th e tout tt of Cots ht.rlai,d; dealer and din limait. ThoMas•Read, late of cc hitcincls-Wreet„ ClWti.sg-crois, in th e . Minty of Middiciex, jeweller. ....... b Cent. Navy N lsti • Onutittrn 3l 1111i,‘ B New Exeluquer • ....p r lc. wen.. 01,1 Exchequer Bali par Is. dis. Fuglesh Lottery Tweets lOl. ;es. Coassols for T. DISH, St , sck.brokPr, No 4, 4:withal, 4.4 9 , Charing-eruss. 3 per Cent 1 pet^ UF ruVICS. YVS rk. It c0w.... PRr.ll OF IRISH STOCICS—Ocr. 1. Goy. Debentures 5 nor Cent Guy St.ck, 5 per Cent 6 2 4 Royal Canal 11...).n, !*, nor c.nnt 9l: COUB,SE •OF EXCIIAMiIi--To Is Da T. OCT . B. Amstifdlin .... 37 3 2 I.r• '....suc. 6O Lir.fie. Ditto st Sight .. ::6 6 I..sbun 6ll Rotterdam e. f... 11 9 2 U. Upon° 6ll llamburgh 54 0 2111. DO"lin l2l Altana -) 1 4117. I Lbrit 131 Paris 25 2 Liv. •UtltolO. I. • • Date 2 1.14 25 a Pfirtugal Gotd iu Coin Bottoiesun Criii . . 94 erect. Dr.u► nom.: ..... ... 0 0 0 Madrid lidtosa • 44 Silver in Bars ....s. 0 1 7 Leghorn 54 . New Louts each.... 0 o 0 Naples Genoa 46 Urine. 54 per Ce.it. Dublin on London (Sept. 90). . .114 &Wan un London ;Sept. 27) 711 Belfast no Dublin ( Ditto) • 6 21 dace. MARRIAGES. On the 19th ult. at lt:ilfea,ie, ClPmeut Saner, of Shr-ntl.'l!, ••linty of Tipperary, E. to Mass Scully, datig:ltor of James Scully, Esq. At Cnnpaie, Scotland, on Monday aa'nnUtht, Archibald Boebsi;on, Fur. of the lirssii Eaot lILN Company's sonic' • to Nlin Morfiret Brown, WOR4 1141401 c, of kobert of Kthrinuet. btATIIS. t.sst week, in Clerkenwell. most s'ernraerlte la. ented,Mrs. Bentley, wife of Mr. Bentley,. of Drurr-laneThoatre. On. Monday, at his apartmers:a ir. Kensington Nitre, uei vs.r..ally respected and lamented, the Rev. Seth Thortapatri., tit the ;2.1 year orbs- eke. Miss Sindilands ' daughter of the late Hos. Robert SaiAi. lands, at Capenoth, Serstlatid, on the 22d ult. At Plarbard..e., of she yellow fever, after (nor days alma, Colonel Briu QuartersMaster-Gencral and HAttliCk-Muster. Gerretil of Hu 'Majesty's Voices in the Windward and Us ward Islande. He wan Lieut.-Mune of, and cornmandol. First itattelicie of the ittls (or Ring's; own) Regimimt of Fo'r, for the Ism threery:rare preeedsiss Ma appointment in the WIIR Indies.- He arrivettat Hartatdoca on the 14th 4,141? Art. The fever which nscasinised his death commettoed on Arid, arall died on the St's of Auguct, at the age of 35... HIGH WATEA. THIS DAY AT LONDON RRIDi SE, More. ..5..1 Mil sifter ea . 1 . *Trua.S.. 13 aim. after 3. SALES • !if AUCTION. • • t i Metin. KING and LOCHEE . At' Weir Great Room, itrog-gree , t, Covent-4a,len, Tills **" 'DAY, anti Two fallow at DaV4: at Twelve, A COLLECTION of BOOKS, in most LAN- I GuAGBs, ARTS, and SCIENCES. May ay vicried till th e time of sale, and Cytalogual had at tha'Nonos. FOR ACCOUNT. OF MK M ANUFAC Wit Ek 1-1. EMPT FROM THE AUCTIO4 DUTY, AGREEABLE TO ACT OF PM:LAMER 4 . _ ON _ WEL)N 14;3 .... I)AY, 0.:loller 16, MERAC, SON, and CI) wi:l pat ut, to PnWiL: Sib.. At knew Warelkuust, No. 78, Queen-qtree.t, a I.,rge Anr..rtittent 44 BRITISH PIECE GOODS Particular will be gmen4iwillw by M. L. Mena, jun. Broker. HAMPSHIRE.—DELIGHTFUL FREEHOLD R DENCE, WI IA IMMEDIATE ruisEs-hoN. By PETER CONE, BURRELL, an I FOSTER. At Gar rawaes, on FRIDAY, O. 2S, nilless..previntisly dir-ete ed of by P:ivare Contrati, of which due notice will be gis AN uncommonly Compaa and CominnatAt FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, with coach-tiorise,• arid excellent stabling for eleven horse, oriame,tal dairy, pfialue tire kitchen-garden, farm card, and all nerersary (Alvin ildingr, kennel cid,' iding. house, derached and concealed by tliiir.ng woods, with every nut , r!onr odic., suited to a gentleman% fa mily ; the whole in petted repair, and in the highest ante, with a tarn-house, garden, orchard, barns, cow-sheds, granary, waggon-house, stahtei, &c. L•kewise a cottage, with garden, orcliani, barn, and farm-yard, and 290 acre. of 4r , ebold and leasehold pauurc, arable, meadow, and coppice land, pert in hand, arid part lett to a tenant at will ; detached fonts the puh lit by a pr i vate road, and sweep through the grounds; winding rip an eminence you apptcach the house, which is a nast brrLic building, replete with every domestic convenience, and civil I. the accommodation rif a small genteel family. It is grated on a eheartul lawn, Cod encrimpai.,cd by the estate in a riot; fence, on the •erge of the New Forest, in the centre of field sports, by their variety wrivalled; surrounded by 'Omen,/ and ext.ripi;ve irroas ects, thrnugh a home view, highly admmel with wood, an I betutifullyebegut with forest trees; two rots from Ford ingAridge, a daily pint and marks-t town; seventeen Irma the sea. and excellent bathing ; thirty-threo from rloapritt; ten from Salisbury; thirty-eight from Wey mouth ; !att., ftOM Oath; and ninety-iwn horn I.rondua Tim pinch cscr may be abeonstlfOrtated with the furniture, hie anal dead vt..ek, farming comfits, &c. at an appralsernetit. Ma! he viewed with t,eketa only, which, will !Arta , ULM mat had of Mews P, ter Caws, Burrell, and Fester, 'thing ;no:ton-street, and OS, Pell-Mall: pa-tinders also ut Meg- , s• Strung, Sta,, and Strong, solicitors, Lincocer.lon, at Gana. way's Coffoe-heuvra; the White Hart, With ; v •I• I ohm, Soothe rioter+ , Crown, P irivanuth; Hot I,Werinentil A ,ter upo, Salisbury; and I :reylinund, Fording bridges. LONDON :—Prnt• d by G. DAVIDSON, N... 17. MA' Co 'rt. liuw Str:et, Cove"; Gat4,lt. and, P..b1i.1iu.4 at the u3c.•, Nn 15, It St Clerneue. Stu .d, by W. ATUCK, of No. 7. New Rebel% Strtet, L•tnlf Ace to- the ? per, Jct. (ireetvaii) win be dell at ten 1,1 MIN ..,,./..,-- t.• T 1 will the S If Oak! bodes Or. PI Net, M lOWA N Deb i T' ~a~+ ..0 p ‘1 , fiir Wks P^ 4. . Moo Ta ItOY tits* T