The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1804-09-18 00:00:00

KAPJL TNT LUME YCE. POILTSNOUTH, SEPT. IG. Arrived the A , .:iyortrr, man of war, with the fleet (About 40 5.61) under convoy from the Mediteira man, m.l.ich are put under quarantine at the Itl.4erbvnk. _ Sai:ed the Spredrill, br;g of war, on a cruise, and the Ibilh.oo4 s choouer, with a convoy for Neu fuundiand. _ _ . Arrtve.l tile Ifs, ler, armeii ship, from the West vt.trd, h.is made a signal for a convoy to the Downs. Wind E. S. E. PT.YMOtTR, SETT. 15, Arrived the Itra,inut t Thwarter, and Terri/t., men of war, Arai',' frigate, Atalanta and HarAlum, sloops of war, from a cruise. Sailed the Nadas and ?lipase frigates on a cruise. Windloutherly. FALMOUTH, STPT. 14. Arrived yesterday the Prince Ernest packet, Petre, with Mails from New York and Halifax, 18 days passage from the latter place; when the Prince .Ernest left New York, the French frigates La Dams and I,a 84cIle, remained there b'ockadcd by His Majesty's ships Leander and Cambrian ; left at Halifax the Barton frigate, 32 guns, refitting. --Yesterday, off S. illy, spoke His Majesty's ship Blenheim, 74 guns, with a fleet of 50 sail from the Lee Ward Islands, all well, na days from Tortola. Previous to the sailing of the erlice Ernes, from Halifax, the P,inegm Amelia pacing bad arrived there with the July mai:s, and proceeded ou for New York. Also arrived yesterday the 7'o,:fisbend packet, Dodd, with mils from Lisbon, days image; left lying in the Tagus, His Majesty's ships Amphion, 3G guns, and Wasp, 18 guns, with tto liralsinvions and Diana packets, also a Dutch sloop of war, which arrivad at Lisboa on the 29th ult. with dispatches from the Cape of Good I lope. On the passage home, the feaunshensl spoke His Majesty's ship Reeolatt;annaire, 44 gun latituJe 49 dcg. 37 min. long. 7 deg. 37 min. Alt the out ward-bound East-India convoy, all well, out seven days from Portsmouth. Also urived this evening. His Majesty's brig Seagai, 18 guns, Cap:. Banks, II from a cruise. Sailed His Majesty's ship linimber, of 14 guns, Capt. Hill, with the Town% Cundy, and Nem lituna ei, Northlake, for the L)owns • Harlequin armed • s!tip on act u;st ; and the Adis Excise cutter, Kins ruin, for Plymouth. DEAL, ere r. 16. . Remain in the Downs the 3fannrch, Ilirecit, and the inffezis.le, men of war; Canoe and Grryhonnd fri gates; Sc. .urge and 0, goes sloops of war; Dennsta tion and Le4c,ti , r bosom ; King Georg? colter ; seve ral gun-brig s; Swift East India pilot vessel; and a fle* of outward-bound vessels. HARWICH, SEPT. 16. The Lark packet, Captain Dell, arrived this morn aftm- I ind.ng the Mails and two meueng.ers to the nort:r.v.ird of this port. Enrl fit Lirt,ter. Ovals Thomson, and the K.,:g Genre, Captain Saunders, sailed - • y with the Mails of the loth for HUSt/03 AS Gotten burgh. is FIIOM LLOYD'S LIST. GO AVIII/11,4 11., Sur. IG.—Paced by the Two Friends, . . hil•Nesle, Cram Cliarte..ton r, Three Gebrodcrs, Ikon, from Nosey; tits Voinderptit, Winks; Four lt,oth.os, groin. I I per; J:lfruer Ettgeitua, Ain , ham; Tioffuling, Jordaitte; Three Sisters, Spyrtb i Two Binthers, Holland: a n d the Y'o.ng khan Catil.ti'la. —, from F.mbdtot. Sailed the Alexander, King, for Vergina ; Frederick Ludsig, Itald, for Streire • Jong* ElitAtcth, Blimp; and the Vruw Armeya, Walter., fw Fanbden. Alewives, 1 In Yarmouth Reads—the Lath Packet, Daridton ; Niger, Sp.iniswodu; Bmtherr, rtyce; Eiiratt:th. Reid; Al. :tender, )4 ..'i ; Martha, Bullock; and the Ilendrick,--....-,frout Ton nin;:m. . .tt ;tritt , A..-.the Commie..., 41 •eree, from Derrivara ; Bo srtta, MArthall, frrun Demerara; Hu hart, —, from Neter ; Silly, Te id, fro.lt Antigua; 1- abclia, Leckart ; and the Cla rendon, Door, from St. Vincent's At Liverpnn:—the Iletty, --.--, from Near Orleans ; Woos. leer,—, iroin 0-merara; Thomas, Wunder, from &Awe. and the lad notrr, Virkers, from Virginia. At Flluhrii—the 1nd..4,y, Smith, from London. At Guems , e..—the Union, Iremouger, from Virginia. At Demeraia—the Froocei, Sauter, from AAlk.4. EDIXBERGR; SEPT. 13. On Sandiy, notice to the Heritors of Edinbnrgh, for- tnaking up their quota of men, agreeably to the Defence Aift, was mad from the pulpits. Monday, a General Court Martial assembled in the Castle of Edinburgh, Lieutenant-Colonel Pon sonby, of the sth Dragoon Guards, President. After swearing in the members, the Court pro ceeded to the trial of Donald Macdonald, and Amt. Brace, two grenadiers of the Canadian regiment, accused of mutiny and disob-rdience of orders. On Thursday last, ground was broken at Porto bello, by Mr. William Jameson, in presence of se veral of the Subscribers, preparatory to laying the foundation stone of the Portobello Dot and Cold Sea-water Baths. The honour of breaking ground fot that useful and elegant undertaking could not have been more properly conferred than on Mr. Jameson ; a Gentleman, who, as being more than once Convener of he Trades, is well known in this city. It was chiefly by his uncommon exertions and industry, that Portobello has become, within these few years, a populous and thriving village. Many remember the time when the ground at Portobello, which now produces the plum, the neelarine, and the peach, was a barren waste. Some days ago, on the road from Queensferry to this city, near Barnbougle gate, a Lady tra velling in a post-chaise with three boys, her son and two nephews, was greatly alarmed with a shot from an inclosure south side the road, which seemed to strike the carriage; one of the boys im mediat'dy complained he was hurt, and upon exa mining his neck and face, the blood appeared from two places, and lead drops were found in the chaise Providentially none of the shot had penetrated to do serious mischief, but such a narrow escape should read a caution to sportsmen, to abate a little in the ardour of the moment, and rather to -decline a shot allogetLer. t , an endanger the live., or even the comfort of travellers, or which, by its consequences, may occasion regret to themselves. THE ACTION OF THE FINCEGO. The f,.11-iwing is a letter from one of the Officers of the rerergo, Cap, tin Wright, to his friend in Scotland, received List Friday, giving an account of the unequal c= ntest which terminated in the cap ture of that vessel : Veratin, Aligno 19. 104. - - - - " I w-nl , l rem, Too the particulars et oor action, did the ganits of a letter a.lnut of it. You must, have heard ass m anna of it exa;g—ated eithrr on tine side or the other. We laboured under ry theadvani. _that a vessel ; in a rapid tides way, a :ead calm, a Wok crew, and a veer% not calculated to few ; thn enemy, on the eontrarg, had yes.els ad mirably calculated to attack their opponents in a calm and smooth water, with hease metal and Abun.lance of mesa. To be sere, had k been in a krone, we should have had equal ad- vantages nye, thew, as we had proved daily Ali eight weeks before we were ukers, having every day chased convoys into rem ; thus, in a great measure, stopping their coasting trade in Qiiih:rou Ray, and doing as much as any single vessel could do. But the weather was so variable, and having no pilot, we could merely interrupt their progress from one port to anotlor, withent I.4ry thing. We had the mho hotline one n glit to hors order a battery, and to due the graatest part of the keel, rendering the ve s^l an leaky as to req; , l2 almost constant pumping; nowith standing this, Cs Wright kept the no, determined that nothing tut the mast ine7itable necessity should drive him into harbour. After our weak crew hid roshatisted them selves at their oars, tlso finding the enemy gaining tact upon us. ordered the broadside to b.: swept too, and Wm en g igement so unequal was up for more than two hours, when t! nest began to ntit (Astoria , yo' the gunk dismounted, the rat •irc umbers:al witn s ,e tailing yanks, &c. the vessel rte rly sinkiweg, the bogs qf the French tv w*:' , s op alongside to board wits numerous traps. Capt. Wright hailed that be had rock, in time to dare tire Visas"( the hew men that Ca;itain Tournow, the French Commandant, behaved to us very pohtely. The following is a statement tit oar and the eriez)'s force : INCE:CA). " Twenty C Insoountters, and treed/ elective nen, including eareateen bove. " Six Brigs, o: two long 18 maunders, and one $4 ditto, 'e.t . a tom sixty to eighty men each. "Seven& l'mygors, Gun loan , sf the :cone claw, two long pcoviets, std hum forty to fifty or siaty men. " Fuer Pinnace., second clats of gun-boats, I heavy carronade of mortar, thin; to fi I . - " T•st4--Seyenteen sstirts, 3tl gun% with from 1,260 to 1,400 ram, havens on beard, to ides their crews. between CCO tri.4 tioapf. .4 the hie!. " w Call. Wight wit tinundtd early in the ertion, but 'Aver (putted the cktk i a ris..e stroci W 0 her the pert.' MARGATE, S ►rr. 14. This morning an abstraft of the A& of Parlia ment, upon the subjeS of harbouring Aliens, has been pasted up in all parts of the Isfe of Mallet. wherein the penalties to which the inhabitants are subjeft, if they do not make a proper return of their inmates, who are fotcigners. are dearly explained. Since the above has appeared, the following has been added NOTIet TO ALIVIrs. All Aliens residing witli , n the sevvral 9ar'sh . 4 re St .19htet, Margate, St. Pctres, Bread tans pad Inne.ington ev.ee:a fo reign Anibassadsry or servants aaually artendsr orin them). ;re reqnir-4 u ap,,ear at the Town /Jail of this plate Ott SA tu , -las the lath instant, at eleven o' Ink the forenoon ;in v 1 4 ,: dire-Conn reeeivel ht..n the flirt Flew. I.erd Mi mites hu, y, o.sent lire Majesty's Principal SeenstAttes ~f S.ate, Margit*, Sept. 13, 1804. FRANCIS CORB, fy, Sc N. B. All Aliens ar• eiirectell to Mine with enttm ttnisi•orth licences, ca c: c niitioni at •. t ,t i,l their o:rnment have relor.-d to this measire at a very judicious seas-n, for there cert.iinly are many improper persons acre. Two Aliens have been sent to I.i.,ver tst wit'ain these list ten days, hut they would not h ave !seen discovered, had not some suspi cious circunit:: ;trees giv,:u rise to a variety of coil jeftures. The , ':.mss ball last evening was attended by a bluz of neauty and fas'•ion, notwithstanding the intense heat; the thermometer being during the day as as 31. The hall opened with a minuet by efra: ming Miss Yit vr tit°, and Mr Le liar, the Master of the Ceremonies; cotillions followed ; they were succeeded by country dances, in which the accomplished Miss Mos': to tu, the two Miss An ruots, Miss Ncavt, and Miss Roust BottouruN No less than fmm fifty to a hundred carcases of Pigs, calve,, an 6i:cep, were s:1-4ed by the weatlrn in Lcadenhall n.arktt. on S.sturd ty last. Sever .1 oiler markets were similarly ci:cumstanced ,n 1 the same Last week was offered for sale in Smitlific:d market an exotic sheep of A very • onzutar appearance. It was of a g:wr.• ti.m. it had four horns, was spot ted like a :tog, and the natural cloaking also much resembled the hair of the canine species. Sunday moving the First Regiment of Loyal London Volunteers, under the command of Lieute nant-Colonel CommiLdant Btac tr. were mustered in Mew/Adds—having fallen in regularly, and been told off, each squad to its cal', at eight o'clock they began to ascend the carriages provided for thew ac commodation, which were precisely the same as those provided by the Commissary General, slung on the springs of common coach and post-chaise carriages. They were 31 in number; one contained the music, three the Fiel • Officers, Captains, and subalterns; and the other' 27 the men ; with each its proportion of non•conmis•.iened officers, drummers, or bagle men, a',out 1.5 in each. At half-past eight, they started from ,s:o.:rfields. and went by way of Sfr.•te ditch, to the edge of Epping Forest; there they partook of some refreshment, and baited their horses After a short repast, they agars mounted their cars, and returned to Whitcchapel, by way of Bow and Stratford—the journey, on calculation. having been done at the rate of more•than five miles and three quarters an hour, and much more speed would have been made hut from the intense heat of the sun. Ye terday tennight, at ncson, the remains of Rlcts- ARn 1.14i05i.i., were interred in the family v.tult under the cc.:Jrnunann wile %C,•stbourne (the parish church of St.tnitead-house); the cere• mony was, at the express direetion of C'e Jeceaied, wholly devoid of that magnificence which bad die. tinguished his life. The family coach, with the four celebrated bay hones, led the way, in which were Dr. Smints, Mr. BUTIAR, Attorney (both of Chi chaser), and two other medical men; the he.ir.e, drawn by six horses, was unornaminted ; the coffin was plain black; the mourning coaches followed, the (nit' carrying the two sons of the deceased, and another young gc:,tleraan also relau•d to him; the rconil contained Admiral iii lease Co►rus, Bart. full uniform, Ilsinst t. Bnows, Esq. and Corr, Esq. all brothers-i;t-lao to tae deceased ; and a cler. ; • run. In the third coacli Welt the fe,ur ptincip4ll. illers of the estate, who upheld the pall. •the proci.ssit,:s v.-as closed iry the family chauiot draw:. by two lacautilulhos-scs. PRICE 1 bl. T.%%LOW. St. Jame.'4 Market 44 41 1 T ourd Tallow. ^4s 04 Cl..r • %lark. t 4. 4' Ruaia (Can.).....714 7.3 s 0.1 Whitr , ls I µl4 Market 44 S i Ru..iad, (50.).... 694 Per Stony of 81b. —.... Melting Stuff.. ...59. 68s 61s Ms 04 Dino roug'i ' 4ts Art vie Price....4ls 4d Grans i Good Drer. ll. Yellow Si•p,ll24%leottled, 90.--c,,,,,, 94 4 . Pri , • of Candle., per dna. 124. (M.—Mould., 114. M. A RETURN OF FLOUR, •From Sept. 1 to Sept. 7, from the Coeket Osce. Sacks. s• d. Sacks s. d Seeks a. d 10 79 0 100 62 0 lIQ ..57 0 2 68 0 6841 63 0 12 . 5.......57 u S 65 9 126.. . .59 0 65 ..56 u 21 64 0 269.. . 58 0 40 sa U Total-7217 Sactcs.—..Aventv- 525. 91d. ••• 2s t, d. lower than test Retwn. THE TER!. PONTEFRACT MEETING. This Meeting was most fashionably and nume rously attended, especially on Wednesday, when crowds came from the surrounding country to wit ness the ccrttest between the great favourites, Marcia and 11,phazard, for the cup. The Course was in good condition, though ratlikr hard from the late continuance of fine weather. The Stand having undergone many improvements since last year, rs rendered very commodious, and, indeed elegant ; it was highly so from the assemblage of beauty which appeared in front; seldom have we witnessed a groupe of more elegant forms % or lovelier coun tenances, than graced this meeting. Indeed he must have been a coal-blooded, inattentive spetiator, who could have viewed, without rapture and de light, the female beauty that surrounded him; the exertions of the noble animals in ore sport, and the pifturesque grandeur of the distant and romantic scenery that every where presents itself to the eye.— Among the company on the Stand and at the As. sembly on Wednesday night, we noticed the fol lowing : Earl Fitzwi!Nam, Lord Miltnn Earl Darlington, Mr. and Mrs. Vane, Earl and Countess Merxborough, Lord Pelliogrod, Lord Scarborough, Lady S. Satin?, Lord 'and Lady Calwav, I louriurable Mr. Mist 11. Mks C. and Miss F. Moncletun'l, Hon. Mr. and Mrs.lvrkr, Lady A me li a Kay. Sir F. L. Wned, Bart. and I.ady, Sir Thurso , ' Lee, Sir R. Wind, Rut, Sir C. and Lady Turner, Lady Smith, Col. Orde, Col. Bell, Major Paikltill, Captains Matthews, Horton, Seaton, and Ilartley. The match between Ilaphaterrd and Marrie, on Wednesday, excited much interest. It was a well contested race. 411eveia took the lead at starting, made very severe play, and won by Upwards of a length. The four miles were run in seven minutes and forty-one seconds, being six seconds less time than flophoc , rd won the '2.5 gs. Stakes on Monday, at the York August Meeting. In the race on Thursday, between Mr. War dell's filly, and Auctioneer, when within a few lengths, Auctioneer's rider's leg was caught by a person on foot, which pulled him off'. In running for the second heat, within a few lengths of the Winning Post, Mr. Wardell's filly had the lead about a length, when the rider. struck her severely, which made her swerve and take Authoneer's ground ; the latter went over the rails and fell, and crushed the boy in such a man ner, that he was taken up speechless: Mr. Mellish humanely took him in his carriage to Pontefract. Mr. Wardell's rider, in preventing his filly frorr likewise going over the rails, threw her down, but fortunately neither she nor the boy received any in jury. The Judge thought it was a cross, but being submitted to arbitration by the Stewards (Lord Galway and Mr. Kaye), they named Lord Darling. ton, Mr. Wilson, and Mr. Lee, who, after ques tinning J. Jackson, who rode Simeb, the Plate was given to Mr. Wardell. The railing is intended to be taken down, and several other improvements made in the Course. STOCICS. Tl*raa D• T. S per Cent. Cons ~ per C lit. Navy Eng- !Amery Ticket; lBl. Is. Ind, . 5•... k l77k South Sea Stock 621 Cultist* for .............. 571 i T. IMI, Stock Nreker. 4, Cornhill, and 9, Chating•Cross PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS, Sam 12. Gov. Deb. 5 iwr cent bs Rii 611 COURSE OF EXCHANGI Amttertam.... L , S 2 2 U• nt Sight,. 37 - - - Rottcatn.C. Fll 19 2 U. 1-14iliburgh 35 10 ?IV Alona 93 11 11417 P3:i. 1 key's date 25 2 Uinn 25 10 2 U. Po.fireleaux .25 10 \ladrrd••••• in Paper Ditto Otitis in Paper Ditto /Wane Lechntit Genoa Dublin 03 Luuldwa (Sept :, FRIDAT, SLITCWItI 14. Venice ble Naples Lisbon • 61 Upon. 4l Dublin le; eut.atns. I. I. d. Porto ,a 1 Goldin C..in a.•d lia:s per nr... ♦ 0 0 0 0 0 Sew Dollars Silver in 0 0 0 New Lonii each 0 0- 0 Agin no the Bank of Holland I 4i per Cent. I 2) - 114 11 SAO.. PRICE Kent • 31 rk to 31 ISt Sms.ex.... 3l 1M W3l 101 Essex 31 .0i to 31 101 014 I.tut SMITHFIELD. Will li 4T. Seri. 17. .r., oak the offal--;tet Mope of Vb. 11,er 4t 01 to 5s Od 1 Feel.. l'es Od to 6s 44 Motton 44 44 to 5, 0.1 Po:k 2, 04 to 4t Od Lamb ....5, Od ou 64 Od Head of Cat& this 151 y, Brash, siren 2000—Aheep and LAnths, 22000. tiEWO3.IfE AND LEA By the 1 / 4 1)EN11ALI. M RKETS Cat , i.e. item S. 01 In 41 0.1 Veld 4. &I to Gs ad Mutton... .Jo 4,1 to 4, 4 a Pork 2s $1 to 4, Od Lamb .....4. Od to 54 ikt RAW HIDES. 11*.tt Heifers anti Steve, ler stone, 54 11 to 44. 441. _ . . Mi4ll..inv N. 44. to N. 64. Ordiwtry _ . Ida. ket . CA . ( lO4. 6J, Eng ,41 Horse PAS . ; Os. Od. to Vs. 6d. I.taitt Skint Ss. Oa. to 6d. PRICEh F LEATIIEK. Witt', 55 to 561 b. each 221 to 231 Ditto, 60 to 6515. each ,51 to it6,l Merchant. hack, ?2,1 to 91 D 094.1 Hide. 2"5:1 to 21 firC ;3cli 2hl to V.' Cmo ror cutting 2.:At to 24. t . . 'lli Ordintry . °'d to an I Crlf Skips, 30 to attb per Dom im to 343 Ditto, SO to 70:b.. 33(1 to s 6 I i.e. D•tt .. 70 to aulh. .504 to 51 , 1 • Small Seals (Gr...enland) 453 to :rod t Lug. ditto ll'os ll 1:04 Wl' D.ren. Cron St in, s to •••••• .111t0. Ta•nml lioros Hicks :Os to 3ti per II rte. COAL KXCHANt:E, SIFT. 14. Ben Coal. in the Pouf pet Cliaitiron 53. 6 1. li -Itretert Io 14-mtekeetwet at 6 - rt f 4. Mind vita& per Citaklrt.n Cis t. Dittitt.r..t!!!.l 1.1u...A-^;,...:3 at Gd. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT WNDJN 56 min. after !1. CORN EXCH INCS, I,losteAv, Stn. It. The supply of Wheat 6 rather grant!, end ell,' iq eporral may 6e quoted it*Jout 2e. per uo.,rter tkit.er. Eads-e at rather lees Brice. !leans of eael. sort ere rather d J:. an I Ncyr White Peat thrir price. We I av:•1.1•Ivt arri ta :; o f which • .01e the eff.e..4 or a 16,01. f I,nitictiwt tram price. Four wadi) , truont• us the quotation. culttEN r PRIt E OF GiI:UN. %cheat .51, Gi 734. Knit S'I• 434 Od. rote do. i7s. ;8 4 . cm Tick he..n4 ...., a.. 33, 0 , Rye, new 84i. 41.. d. Oats 334. Mt. 23. mi bac.ey Vi• 84s. 0.1. , Po!an 1A..... ...Lick., 34a t• I M t:t . . 64s. att. Cd. Rape Said.. ••• •39 • 41.. td' While PeT4 50*. sit. lid. Fine n4.ur.. ...CO. Gas p,' Ore , / Peas 3.3 i. 4.:s Od. 5ec0tt1........ 55.. Go,. ....• . RETURN OF WHEAT IN MARK LANE, Inducting wily from the 3.1 of Sept. to the URI. o: Sept agreed:Ay to tlie new Act. s. d 2no Quarters at 84 5 4 at 82 30 -- at au its at 78 34 --- at 77 8% --- at 76 20 at 75 117 at 74 at 73 at 72 6 1271 at 711 3i4 at 71 831 at 70 854 • at 69 102 at 68 106 —..—. at 67 6 710 at 67 1005 -- at 66 792 .---- at 63 Total 111.:61 Quart 4t. 8(1. lawn. ti s d. 729 Quarters at 64 299 ------ at 61 201 at 6t 235 ---- at GI 371 at 60 .---- at .51 S 3 t 445 at s fl 3:10 •••—•••••• at 55 34 it 54 47 . 7 at 43 196 at 5i 1 6 7 at jO 6ll --- at 42 SS lac 44 at 47 fi 27 at 46 150 at 45 10 at 44 ea—Average 665. Id. in 1.4 Return. UXBRIDGE. The Corn Inspadoes Raton, 011 Thought, Sept. IS Wllelt, per load 131 Od to 221 lOt Bailey, per qr 36a Od to 4.1 s Od Oats 25, Od to 33i 04 Assns 4O. Cd to 414 Od Pease 30s Od to 456 Od PRICE OF SEEDS I IT RI Per Cwt. Red artver 30s. to 951 %Visite .I.tto C. to 100 s. Trefoil 2os. to s3s.l Carraw.- 755. to 80., Corianl r._ Itts. ti 13.. PRICE OF HAY savul M. 1 4 +4 14.4. Stay 131 0s Nsw, Ol Os `:t•aw ll liis Clover 01 Os AND SIRAW. IIIDAT• • WIIIIVICII Atli.. a4l 131 !far ..111 10, a 41 104 aOl Os New CI 0. 4AI es a 21 es Closer ..41 IS. a Si 1,. •01 Os Straw .11 14s a 21 CI BIRTHS. On the "Stit of Shy kst, the Lady of Dr. Stidthrt, His %%jests's Ad,..0.-ate at Malta, of a daughter. (lo Sunday last, the Lady of Sir Dew Maekwarth, B.K. was lardy delisced of a son, at-her house in Nair Inn Hall Line, in t)xford. Tuesday last, the Lady of Cab net Corson of the Oaf .-d Loyal Volunteer., was safely delivered of a da ughter, at Ws, terperry House, in Oxfords.•ir On Wesinsrlity, the Lady of the lion. Mr. Rider was •-afidy ert , vaied of a son and heir, at Sir John S'ainnee's, at Min otl, in Oxford:hire. The Lialy of Captain Bruen Mrchell was safely derisered of a daughter at Hillhouse, Fife, the 9th in.tant. At hi• hnuw a Graitou Street, the Lady of Sir Richard Sulavau, Bart. oh a sou. MARRIAGES. On Tlitirday, at York, by the Rev. Joseph Lambert, tto Rao. Joseph Adamtliwaite, minister of Bowes, to Milk , a Baum. datiguter of Henry Bourn, Es' q. of Cetherstone,a4i 4 4 Yoe. hire. A few days ago, at Masham, Philip Howard Ashworth, El. of Mewl Bank, near ltaiiiax, to Cr....yer, of the hariaa place. On Weiuesrlar, at Whatley Church, Oxfor4l, the Rm. Henry Healimme, Rector of Rix, in ttsfoccl4.4ire, to Mn , Water, riunget ohughter of the lab Req. R. Niaster, b. 1.) Rector of Crusine, Lancashire. • DEAT/18. At Maier C3ll. Stuart':, Sonth.tm;,tan, the Lady of Clit, s Ste:Amos, of the lttoulgontery Militia. M. Akterston, suddenly, on the VI ino ir.t. FRi4.II4)LD L ‘NDS, READING, Truly elogihly fo.r Booldong on. TO B SOLI) by PRIVATE coNsrn,, atvut TWO ACRES of RIC:1 PASTURE L 'Rare on a Genteel Neighb upon a tit!. ), and ide Eminency, ro;.iioArt tug tire most pn9u ^ ,o Vices thv T.wn, and d.110.1,,1 Ohjactv rd the aJ,r , Country. From the present very Brat Flomand, o. creasing Va!ote of Prom's, i t R soling, it 11 pr rued oc would a:;oird a profitable Sl.C:l)Alt.tik to any 1'411041 31,:ii,ied build a number of center{ o•o: s. For the stocconio•o.o lation of p or,:h3verv., th" ts.lll 7' , v".• .t in Front, w,ll (if to Tyree . "'' ' into Panc:Ai rot ...it WO h. E tr toirtiof p .rticularoo. v.• fir the Purc-J , •p'y (II Lo• !.e't tr, t.t Fa,ol; ‘1 • W.lvb, Saint M.o.vN Ilatt.,Reading ;or Mr Jol n • halm, 6, Eutosivar. 4w , Lou kn. ALo otev,ial genteel lious.3 in Leadilg, to be SOLD Apply as above FREEHOLD, MAKS TO BE SOLD by Piiik ITE CON FRACT , FARM called FR FILLIPS, con:Ming M s Rau,. Stable, `f AM, and Sixtv Acrws of Arable ald One .Icre Pasture Land, situate at I lawkeridge, about lief 3 Me r:!•^.. YS'tendln, Six Miles front Market fkler, E'en P. it S 7 b •-ry, and 'Thirteen from Rc.nliug. Trli4 with thiirMg Oak, Ash, and Eon and 4.• minion of a Parch tier now in th t tkriqation Holdup, Ten int at VifeJ, Lt al old Rent, caeable dera'.4. Im;rroteniclt, an I to a Ptireia , r r ' ; , ar Rent) Le aly FIN^ 1.. r C. t. Put of the P:l;ei mar remain „cur d on the Premises, if req;:i-sa For limber rartic•....rs and to treat f-r :rorzhl.e, (if nog paid t.i Mr. Sarno:l It euh, St • Runt, Reading; Mr !limey Sellsved, Sercito - , Ir r 1 or, Mr. Joila 137,g+, Solicitor, 6, Lai , ' L MMA. I )0N :ate : by C. DA VII)SO! , r. tit iiblvdiej by . 4 4 n No. : Flack of St. ('o..toco.t 6 t , • Utk tb •1' tr. —C.: rpe<t pa 4) , •13 be de I IN THE SOAOSIGH [TAM. Per sn►W. Turnip......... 14.. to 24. W.Mustat4Scr-vi ta I.ot 0.1 arown ditt0....125. to iG4 Canary 7► Od to 84 01 it ye Grav,r.qr. 134 to 24s IF HOPS. POCK[TS. Kent .31 54 to 41 N 5ween......31 5. to F4mham....41 Os to 51 .5i 1115,11un1. II