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1 1 171114 CRE.IT MY • Papiterille (Cosseetieatli geld In. A Mead in Chatham notate, *oder date of she 3st teat. 4:l4ms us, that, on the 27th salt. Ms's. P. Moron, of slot • wan garde ilcliveresl of three heftily mole cloldresi! Mt have her,, mioned George Waskingtoo, Andrew Jack .. 40. mot ?Clipsliron Hoospartet sink of coven, arcordiug to the Shandy's rystest, have all she chums of lortionong ▪ men that distiegaisied 1411111011 can give theta. 'Ehey in she aggregate, II lbs.; Ala fa to any, Gram• ••vsshingtou, 4; As.Jrew Jackson, 21; sod little Napo. %nob knows but at /owe future day, N wilb the llorstii and Coratii, At scale of hassle him! hang open the tort/Weal of these three brodotrs; awl clot vi-hmuu• et so of hits strehte the fate of a natio*, who, at hoe birth, might have been traumas! into age■lt wee! • 't RUST IN WHEAT. .wri• An important papar has been published 'hy Mr Sohn Nin elan% in which tie earnestly triremes farmers, in this soil in siting sesame, to as ash in preparing their fellows of wheat ; told he establishes, by a maniber of fest% the cer taititx of prerentiug diocese iu the wheat crop, by memo. of There is one fact extracted from the hie Report of the Reit Committee, oiderod to be yoiliuteil in,One lost, from *loch it appear, that the predate of part cf • Edit sown with sate. was newly trehk in proportion to the rest of the geld. The train was of 'excellent •Iptality; and the rucceeding crop of clover was of • I.olperiur descrip tion. The quantity acrimony to cneare success, is films 30 to lanolin!, afoul salt the statism ave. Thine tong it ere reeontmentied in try 30, 15, and 411 bushels on dilTerent parts. in owlet en ascertain the best quantity. The strobes. I ion should be made in September anti October. After it lop remained for a fear days on the surface, it should be phonated in with a shallow fariow, before winter, avd eL terwards thoronghly incorporated with the soil, before the wheat is sown iu the of dot evening sresea. • HIGHWAY ROBBERY Between sewn •mrf eight n'eloti . yesterday se:might, as 11r. Borrhns, of Saffron tirades, Este', was returning (nom a sale at Littlehory, he was stopped by • mail no horseback, who demanded usnuey. Mr. Borehani who is a resolute um, at Ant offered to make resisisine, when the fellow pretested a pionl to ►is head, mid thmateseed to Mow tint his braise. Mr Borr►•m' 'truck the pistol 'side, and clapped spurs to his horse, when onotherfellnw roils up slid caught his bridle. They new ritd hie pockets, hot toasting link of value, ikiermised In revenge 'heir rli.app'.iutntest upon his person, sad after hayloft iesaltrested tint, they rode off towards Walden. The villains were well sommitint; sou of neat was • tall robust Mute, sail wore a long light roan% coat. Mir • hiegler, the other had a fat squalid apprentice, awl was Phal'hY Mita They are easpetlid to have coo. witted several depredations iii that part of the toustry. DREADFUL SUICIDE. 011I.Ohriry wrorslog a middle-aged surNirltose "pennant* ":I=le character of a reduced tradesman WU found in , with Iris throat eat to a most frit;hlfal sparser, "fliellinarl peered is a stream from the wound. There ap. ..passed a little simm of Ate. and he was carried by some pas.. .sentries who discovered she unhappy man, to lk.lBeorgr's Slisseieek where he was reeerniard to he a penes of the UMW of hires Goy, who resided at 72, Carrtactun.street, Xripealle. and wasfuramtly in gyred circumstances. A short ego he lust his wile, and was left with several small lS without snaleirut means of support, which had wathseed him to a state of very meat - ` all his - sad drained item. lately rodeeed - - nery dssperti. • ; 1 0" 181 1t.ireasd e, every a.— -ore every reagent, It'rewilvtlllo soavait tbe aloe of sefeide. led Ulm Orme !iiroelliforlito faded wee leniptele of lowing. Yesterday son. og, with Its lest linsitewbe Ise tad, be terrettssed one t t wraith .1 edill and a worth et breed, and slieblett itemerseetst isa 'ebiMw, be kissed, and *Q ".. Ms keve et then, be letteneed to tits Park, and with 'wooer be elowatteed the above art. Mt new lies without best deem e 1 recovery, le else hospital. SMOCKING Accumiffr 77111011011 NRGLECT. CORONER'S INQUEST. Yesterday an Inquest was held al the sits of do Crispin, iu Gut,knottier, Fittobary.sqeare, before J.W.Nanna, Eel. Jaardr ea Curimerome the body of Master frklltient hCbd haw if oars, son to Mr. Josses Willis., brick opt Goldettaane. lir. Julie Rea,. of No. 10, Goblet. . being swans, end, that on 'fonder last, between tilts sad tea o'clock in the taw mine, ou coming ont of Leonaroloquare isle Ileathee olagessreet, he saw a wanes passing the causeway, the ilseneseil was crossing the read at the tier, br saw two gee deem in • tan-cart, galloping at a Carious rate; the horse ism against him, keotked hies down, sad the wheel of the cart passed over hie back, when the blood Waal Iron his /tu b e and mewl' itt a dreadful manner; the permits in the cart stopped, sad cottoned him to a surgeon's, where he em pire". Mr. John Smith, of the City road, sworn, said, that in consequence of the rations drisieg of the Cad lathe street, the noise sit, acted hie to look kale his winduw, when be tow its seeded Lappet. The hawse was galloping at en seal quick rale, sod nothing whatever obstructed the eight of the driver, whew he erre easiest the deceased. Was. Priggington, violin soaker, of Load-alley, Muordelils, deposed, that he was the meow what was driviag she cart at tete time of dm, accident, sad the cart was seal to remove niusiral iestrumests. Bring ie a hurry at the time, he drove caster than usual, .ead did sat see the deceased till after be was ran over, awl it was impossible fur hies to peewit. toe aecielsati . . The deo y, staff is pietani deliberation, returned a verdict of "Accidental Doak.* No less tlikti twelve 'licks of 'hounds now hunt the country 'mina York, viz.—the Earl .of Divu- LtmarblesAlleittuntls. Sir M. M. Siricts'o, Mr. Fox's, the tallriton peek, the York and Ainiotr, the Holttulips. the Badsworh, the rinningron, the Rinthy'aild Cleveland, Cie City, the Utirclughbridge and Levin harriers.' thevoseuseption ertheep and lartibs'in London, •. during the last twelve months, amounted in iminher • to one ttißion 'sixty-two thousand seven ; the number of horned cattle slaughtered, was one hundred and bitty-four thousand ; and by the In- VriUM. it appears that the number of burr miles produced, at tesileishall-market, amounted to twelve thousand oineltundred. At . Brentwood Fair. last week, there was s large 41111.' she. of bracts of all kinds, partiottlarly South W, tali, which were principally taken tiff at reduced CIIANTaY, the sculptor, has been at Edinburgh for aunty time, superintending the erection of hiss tine %Niuee of the late Lord President BLAIS, and she Lord Mtvititi.s. "I'vritos Fitoes.—Dr. J. C. Slit= obtained culla f Parliament, for the following recipe t H. '6 sir. powdered mire, 6 dr. of till of vihiul , mix throe in i tea-teep 'by inkling to the here I drachm of the oil at it tissue. 'Flue cup to lw Irl iced el g the prep:trot use a ,ieret health ur ()lose of heated tom, rud the utiittUoe stirred wills us toloiceo-pipe. 'llse top to be platted in different parts of the ass k routta. " „ • . 134LLIN4SLOS SHAW AND F411t. 41. 1 This busy and interesting setae commenced oa Moadne, the sth instant. His Excellency the Lord Lientesant arched at II o'clock. and itnunrdiately proceeded to Lord Clauciirty's Park. accompanied by 'Earl Brodfotd. Mr. Blunt. Mr. Talbot, Colonel Master. and Cap. taia Bridgensan. • His Excellency and. his Evitlish friends were highly gratified by the singullinty 'awl beauty of the spechicle. mud expressed their 'surprise it the dexterity of th. shepherds, by which such imiiesese • ',timbers of sheep a ere k'pt. la distinct lots, with out confu.ion, its an open and extensive field. Lord Brailhod, who lout accouipauied his noble relative. the Duke of Bedford, to Ballivasloe, about right years ago, was well qualified to rethink the nuptoveineut which has taken place its use sheep stink of the country, which his Lordship cousgeted eery strikiog. His Excellency and his friends having rode throogli the various groups of sheep, having exa mined their quality, and satisfied their inquiries as to the pikes of the day, procteled to the Sliew-yard of the Farming Society, where, with the most 'lei , smuts attention. they iuspected each of the animals exhibited Inc prizes —mod, smoneit thesis, found some of an excellent description. Having approved finghly of the trecommodatioa and arrangement iaf. the Shew-yard, they Wowed the interior of the building, and were partieularly pleteard with the respectable appearance suit sus dispoait ttttt of the rooms. About lout o'clock his Excellency, his friends, and mite, hissing seeu all that was interesting for the day. - proceeded to the hospitable seat of Lord Cloribrock. Ou Tuesday the sheep unsold in the Park the terecediug day were produced in the fair greet'. Total sold Total unsold Grand total thely "nth from 21. to 31.135. per sheep, but 11.101. was eonsidrrid die average of the Mr, .ad 'shout 15a. the we ' diets 'drawee beyond the prices of the WM 'yew; many lots, Weever, produced an Weems* of wore lbws H. per *sep, and the buyers were geneeally supposed to haw paid about gia. per puowl. The proceedings io the Society Shewayard went regularly forward. The :lumber of animals exhibited for prizes was— Of pulls, for the Talbot previews.. . fur the Society's presidium 10 4" "I "Craw, with Wrest at their ket.. * AN NI liters's in lets iser combing ensile, • is liottlaft•i n....... tiolkimil " 31 " s o **MT"— *- 4 Total amber ... rte I tfi Excellency dediceted this day to the de. mesne of Lord Clonbrock, and to a via of his Lordship's farming and improvements. Some rettuirkehly fine Swedirh and white Norfolk turnips were sent is from thence to the Society Huse, of liendsonse form, and some of the latter kind so helmy as eeeenteen pounds each. fluth on tins and the preceding day ■ numerous party of Noldrlfirii Jifililbitd at dinner in the Society's Uremia. ll'etlnemlet the fair for 'heists took place, and a great number appeared for sale. A few flute colts and some trained Imam sold well, bat, its general, the prices were not considered high. Its the Sliew-y ord the Judges appointed on Mon.. day completed their adjudications in time to attend the ploughing match, which was field in Lord Clan cawty'a old Deer Pink, where his Excellency and his frienda arrived previous to the Keeling, and had the ratatfection of witnessiag, in the class for com mon Conners, an emulation which, it is hoped, will tend to introduce into this quarter of the country, • kro►wledge of that art upon afiii.thell good farming depends. In the course of she day his Excellency received ~ deputation of Noblemen and Gentlemen from the and was presented by Mr. Wynne, the Vice• President. with their gold medal. In presenting it. Mr. Wynne had the honour to address his Excel. Irney thus :-- " Mat TT FLraex YOUR Excet.t.itucT—The Fanning Societpef logged have assigned to us the honour of person ihair guhliseilisl to your Exeellewey, as a hams of ths grstefal erne they (*twain of your litsteellenefs liberal sad effective patronage. " If the highly respectable Society over which your Ex eelleisty presided, in your native country, has ravened Its regret ►t living, even (kir a time, deprived Ow much intern. grace and via, let that which We...am the honour to repre sent, be ?ermined to cuagritulate itself, at having acquired • Patron evuspetesit to guide , and *Ming to co•operala." n Ili. It Ina Excellency was pleased to make the following reply Genitors's—l receive with greet satisfaction, this vs ry flattering testimony of your good ooiwrows and am truly happy to have illy name enrolled swung the member, of Ihr famine so...ruy of Ireland. " I moor. the society, that they shall always Sad me rrady to co-operate wills thane its their judttions and pa triotic views, snit by encouraging the propels of airricults ral isistertweencnt, to reninelr Ilse prosperity of the 'contrary l i over which 1 have now the happiries to preside." The 1 - Itio. and Rev. Julio Talton. the Him:Capt. Brldgent•to. Lieut.-Colonel Within% Chester bliss trr, and Edward Blount. Eby. were elected hono rary members. and presented respectively with the Society's medal. Earl Bradford, on his Lordship's.former visit to this cuttattry, teceiv.4.l (with his sun, Viscount Newport) a similar mark of the Society's attention. Ilia Excellency mien those Gentlemen having role through the 'nese fair, and having viewed Lord Chinearty'r fine dentesne of &wholly, with the riteissive farm of cos, lately built. end the mag nificent mansion. whirls Is now its progrem. returned to lintionr the Society he their company at dinner. The number entertai;ird was greeter thaw at any former toireting; more then two hundred were well accommodated. Among them were the following Nololenten and accommodated.. His Eicellency die Lon, lieutenant (atteplcd by the Rawl `of llraillord, Mr. Blount, /he Hun. and Rev. John Talbot, the 'Hon. Captain Bridmonau, land Lient..Colonel Moiairr); Rue F...erl of Carrirk, Earl of Farnham. Earl of Dinuttetwflorr, voicosiot . eLiwardine. Lord `Rishop of Kilroore, Lord Rivers tots, Lunt Chibrurk, Hun. and Rev. Mr. Agar, Hon. and Rey. Mr. Man*, Hun. Mr. Hiuxbani, Sir Walter Bemires, so John Rorke, Mr. Wyttur, Veer-President ; 11r, Daly, Mr. Trench, Mr. Power, Mr. Latouche, Mr. Mitchell, &e. Ste. Notwilhaixsoditig the follows. of the room. an ex cellent dinner %vus well served up, uud well at tentlott. 4 ; RE,I ~'Y AP COMA RRCR BETWEEN SWEDEN AND THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: • ^' wrier— • fa the mod of the Most Wray sad Undivided Trinity. Hie Majesty die %jag -of-Swedes' and Norway, and the Vaned Dates of Arneeise, °pally minutest with the timbre desire of losiutaioing and toosolidating the wisdom. of friendship and commerce which have hitherto wh'i'test be tiden die two State*, ttdlreing convinced that this UW,et newt be better Milled than by reeipreestly mdalbehlitor the eerenverde between the two States• on lbw solid beds of liberal and equitable primapier. • mlnally fAlloft" tw both eroostries. have fur Oa. purpose nominated 1p r01r...• Barnes, and have furnished them with the necessary powers for treader Mod conefailog is their same, vit. his Majesty the Meg of Swedes. an I Nerway, Coset4Aurent togriteete his Meister of &melted of Foredo &Waive. he. midi:wont Adolphus teurge Horner, his Emissosdoe of State. ete. ; and the Presidept . of the Veiled Stately Mr. Jonathan Hassell, Cathiee of the mid States, aid their !fishily, Plenipotratiary to Sweden; who, aft& producing end feehaagilig their dill powers, which were Nand is good and due furm,have agreed to the Mellowing Antal& We. MILTICLZ l.—There should be reciprocal liberty of coat: fume between the countries mold the donsuoios of his Ma jesty the King of Sweden and Norway. and the United States of America. The inkabhants of either country may, with 'perfect safety for their peewee and cargoes; beefy 'bind iu the poets, plates, and rivers of the terriedies of the other, wherever the vessels of the muot• favoured option ere ad. witted. They may stop there, sad reside on whatever part of the mid territories they please. They may rent and oc. 'espy houses and modistes for their trade; and generally the merchants and traders df melt of the two nations shall ei4ny the most entire security and protectios in the oiler, with regard to their commercial affairs, being merely held tq cordonm to the laws sod ordinances of the respective countries. I. There shall he dup.aell ait higher duties on `ends of the masefeeture or prodloe of the United States imported ism Smoke and NuEway, nor so goods of the nianefactere or wakes of Sweden and Norway imported into the United Stales, than those to which the same articles would be sub ject in each of the States respectively, if they were the pro dace of the soil or mensheteres of any other country. The same principle shall he observed with regard to morta della. There shall he no impost or prohibition oa the podatious or exportstions of the two countries tespeetivelh which does not also exited to all other madam !Isaiah and Norwegian vessek 'driving in ballast, and importing into the United States goods ibe produce or manufacture of Sweden and Norway, shall be liable to no ether charges than those paid in she like ewe by vessels of the United States; sad, view ems, theses, rule shall apply to vessels orate Ualted States whin is fiesedes and Norway.—The' above ea lesions shall equally apply to the Swedish Colony a:m.Ber. *bolos/sew. 3. The Zinger Sweden and Norway anneuft that all the articles of the patine of the West ladies, the importunes& of which info his Stales is permitted in Swedish and NSF sagas vessels, whether coming indirectly or directly from the said West ladies, may also be imported by easels of the salted' tates, and that fn each ease tie said vessels shall net pay higher ditties then would in simildr ammoniates Se paid by Swedish dr Nerwegise 'mete, except solely an saltines of SO per meat. di. the Import duties. To avoid all 'ptistieekretandiag on this ;mist, it, is espeeisly &tiered, that the denomination of West ladies extends to and io dides all that pan of the world, whether Mande or wetl and, vaiith has always been called West Indies, in mein. distinction to that ether pencilled East ladies. 4. On their pan, the United States consent that all art!. ties of the produce or manufacture of the countries on the coast of the Sothic, the importation of which is permitted into the United Plates by the resales& the said States, may likewise be imported by Swedish and week; sad, in that ease ' no higher duties shun be than them paid by veeseis of the United States, except the addi. ties of 10 per cent. la the nee of mixed cargoes, eeasistine . pertly of goods of die preduie or isanulketutre of the respective countries, sad of other coatitrier of which the impieties is permitted, it is agreed, that the noel shall always be charged acerwilw lug so the oaten of that pan of the verge which ie liable to be highest duty, as if the vessel had imported .sly that singlebiod of wwechaadise. 3. The fligh contracting Parties taulltally grant the rig it of wialitaistag camels, vicedionsels, or agents in web other's putts aid commercial mime, whe shall enjoy full pre. Malta, Itod naive every aminaece accessary to suable them Aug to execute their reactions het it is beray ex primly declared, that is the case of illegal or improper coa. diet against the laws er goveranteat of the tome*, io which mey such comet, viominneal, or agent is sevit,lledeny he punished coareemetsly to the laws, be deprived of his reaction% or dismissed by the offended Governmeat ; the said Government • giving IS account of the transaction to the other; it bring, however, well understood, that the arthives sad doeurseab relative to the affair of the Cease late shall be subject to no. esenehsation, but shall he tare. fatty preseeved, being placed sedge the sesta of the said Camel and of the Alibiing of she place where be shall have resided. The Commis, or their substitutes, shall, es ea* have the right of actin as or whiten is 111 cases of di f rename which may arise between the explains and crews of vessels of the Nation whose affairs see iatesieted to their core. The respective Chairmen's shall have no right to letterer, is thew sort of affairs, except in the case of the coa. duct of She crews disturbing public order sod tram ptillity in thecesatry inlet/la the 'vessel easy happen to be, se is vArldi the Consul of the place ashy be obliged to call Ow the iniarreatios and support of the eneattiwe power, in seder ha eases his decision to be respected; it being, however, well understood that this sort of judgment a/arbitration mast deprive the coateading parties of their right of appalling on their return to the judicial authorities of their country. S. To remove all dispute or uncertainty with respect to what ought to be reputed the paha of the eon go asses. factures of the Ceatrectiog Parties respectively, it is speed that all articles shall be regarded as of this description which may he certified as such in the clearance which maybe given to the vesseh that sail from the ports of the said High Contracting Parties. T. Ships of either cottony mining on the meaner in the ports of the other, and not 'violas; to break balk or uslead, may presentee their voyage without molestation, or beteg obliged to Osman, account or their cargo, and without pay. ing any dents except those of pilotage, if a pilot Meehan employed; Or dusiesibr lights, Ste. if such be paid by the ships of the toiletry in the like case. It being, however, well sedentood, shut when the vessels of either p.: . 7 u s e , within the *Wittiest of the other, they shall c ~ themselves to the rules and ordiesoces relative to warigatiou which are established in the pens into which they mayealter, end which are ie'force‘withlegard to the most favoured las tiode; and it shall be permitted to the &Seers of the anions in theidietricis within which the mid vessels may be, to visit them, to nasals en build, and to take ell such precestieus as may he memoir, to reseal all illicit communicatioe daring 'the stay of theesid vessels. S. 'lt Is agreed that the vessels df owe Contracting Party, al eatable the pens of the other, may aniline theamilies to dischsvging only apart of theireargoes according as the captains or °wafts shill think It, and that they may freely depart wish the rest Without psyingduty, curet faille part unloaded. Thwy may'rhesi sail to oilier 'hurls of the mite country, anti diacharge niber ponies, if iheir a m p. in 'lite manner. It being ustlevesoed thin the ahippine duties, whatever they may be, sballimpaid a the Stet ;met in which • vessel breaks bulk, assivhall not be demanded in any others in which they may unload pert of her cargo, luiess additional duties be there paid, In the like case, by ealiellsbeluesteg to 'the edtintry. 11. The citizens and widens of •eitherteuetry shall eirjoy in the ports of the ahoy, as well for ebeisonseels as for their miereisodise, all the duties sod realities of entreput which the most favoured nations enjoy in the same ports. TU. In the ease Not any 'vessel belonging to ass of Shea two Motes, or to their rititros or subjects, has niffered lay damage on the coasts elf the States of the other. every eistest. mace shall be afforded to the persons ihipiereeked. The ships noel unrchatidise,, or what 'they have poduce.d, if veld, on wing claimed within • year and 'day by the smilers tar their • • • . _ Mob* shell be rellormi 6n paling, the rime expenses of salvage, as the oaths" 'Obeid it like rose pay. It scagresd thit wad Norweetsit ship, *mitt isgslimet from Europe I. the Vatted .3tatea, at vessel. of the raid States arriving direct to swedes or Norway, and furnithed with eertifigaies of, health frum the eurapetelat or ders st the port wheats they sailed, shill be *object to 110 mtarantiue, except such es may he necessary to ;live theta. her of health of the port at which the erase arrives the op. purtanity of visiting her, naleas it shall appear that daring the weielte gigue pection sin board Isis been aitse'ced will, a malignant or contagious malady, or that the eon mrs who nee the vessel rontei hasher', re Carded as I All IA nod hits been made the subject of a previlms ordntauer . thr. et inz •Il ves sels orris hum it to he regarded as suspected, and subject to qttifill i our, 12. The 'Leafy of F's ienilship and Commerce, rtinelsided at, Piris in 1783, by the Pieniputentiaries of Swears, soot the Vatted States. shall be renewed and put in force by the pre. seat Treaty, with respect to what is eontained to Miters 2, S. 9,7, 11, 9, 19, 11, 12, If , 84, 16, IC, 17, is, 111.21, 22, 23, and 25 ; and aloe the separate &nicks I, 'l, 3,4, and b, which were signed on the saute day, by the saute Pk nipotentisrles. 13. Considering the remoteness of the two High Contract. iag Powers, and the unerrialnly resulting therefrom, as to the different events which map lake place, it is agreed that merchant vessel belonging to one of the Coistractiag Parties, spd destined for a port which may be supposed to lie block. aded at the motnent of her sailing, shall nut he raptured M . etsweletnned fur having in one instance atteMpted to cuter the said port, unless it an be proved that the said *easel must have learned on bee passage that the blockade of the place in question mullioned. But vessels which, having been once music,' off, shall attempt, during the same voyage, to enter a second time into an enemy's port during the continuance of the blockade, shall then be subject to detention and coo. de cation. 14. Tim present Treaty shall continue in Circe fur tight rani from the dated this wOli• more of the rariGostiono, which WWI take place within lip moutiu after the signature, and weer of possible. (Signed) 4.. COUNT ENG F:CTROH. • • • • JONATHAN RUSSELL. .7t • •A ••,1 c COUNT A. G. NIORNEIt. fkoelikass, Stenger 4, 1116. We, Charles John, by the Grace of God, King of Sweden, Norway, of the Goths and Vandsh, make knoen that oar dearly beloved father, the late King, of glorious memory, sod the United States, having agreed to conclude a Treaty of Cowineerte, did respectively appoint. [Here the appoint , . neat of the P len ipo t entiarie s and the articles agreed au are recited.] Is consequence the United States have declared by their Blioister Plesipoteutiary accredited at our Court, that for pare reasons they are prevented from ratifying articles i e 4, and 4, of the allomrecited Treaty, and as we have hived (he tastier of these articles of such a nature that they may be excluded frowi the Treaty, without *prejodice to the Interest of oar faithful subjects, we have fur these tuns thought it to ratify, approve, and accept the above Waled Treaty of Commerce, with the exception of the sink doll, 4, sad 1; sad we do hereby acetyl, approve, and ra. tify the sane, he. (Signed) CH ARILtS 30H N. July 24, 1111. THE TURF. TRUILIDAT. OCTOiall Fifty Pomade fur all ages. Tbree.raile heats. lir. Moray's b. e. Laird o'Lugao, by Deceiver, 1-yrs old, Tai.lolb Lord Egliatoo's b. c. Glougarry I dr Slit to four on Gleagaery.--lifoa easy. .Fitt Pauses for Lamas, list. each. Three-mite heals. Mr. Iftesse's cb. g. by Cockagbter 1 t Mr. Dick's cb. us Won easy. The Teems. Cup, value Fifty v. guineas, 13st. each. Otre.no ile beet. Mr. Heayasses a. 2 1 t Mr. Maumee% hr. la Mr. Gallsaers . Fa► ethers started. A most excellent race, sad woo by halt. seek. •*IbAY, amour& W. The Weller Stakes •of Tea Gamuts earls, Rut Salrietibers, 13at. each. Tirmmile beats. - Ur. llfaule's be. S. Speculation, by Willy Wauble ... 1 1 11r. Skein's eh. gr. Gegenl laskeribies chemist Fifty Pomade, for all ars. Three-mile beats. Lord Eglialon's b. c. Seas Culottes, 3.yrs old, Pot. 411. Mr. WWII Laird &Loom. gat. 9th. Woo easy. Fifty Foam's, for all arra. Three-mile bests. Lord Egliaton's b. c. Sons Culottes, 3-yrs old, 131 b. Mr. alforay's Laird teLopn, 4 yrs old, Sst. Jr t dr Won easy. A Usrteh, Fifty Guineas each. Oat-mile brats.--Zode by the ostaers. Mr. Ilonymaah ch. an .. 2 1 Mr. Graham's b. R. The mare the favuttrite. Ma eery. NAVAL IN7'ELLICENCE. '►ottflflQlß, oetotvit tf. Arrived the Themes, Sisbe;., from LondOs for St. Lucie; Providence, Sutton, from Rio laseeirol Amelia. Gdniorn, frogs Seville fur Lotion. out 14 days; on 13th inst. spoke the Enterprise, in 1.1.311. 13. • alai spoke the Robert, of Poole, hound to Cadis. Arriv ed the Venerable, Davis, from Seville fur London; Liberty, A Idrbige, train Valeta, plated under quarantine, out four weeks; sailed in etwispany with the John Crawford, for Leith; Pallas, fur Liverpool ; Jane, for Purtsratieth; and dimity, fur Southampton ; spoke the Jane Glasgow, bound to Gibraltar, in lat. 37. 40. Also arrived the Prrerideriee, Briton, from Loudon. Caine into barbed: the Regalia trauspurt, Dino, from Ceylon, Cape, be. Irtirtent7744 arrow a 114 Saired the Lend Suffield, Brown, fur Caleatta ; Iris,l 4, for Bombay, after having bent refitted with new mast., soils, yards, rigging, Ste. • Reels', Berwaisig, fur Lisboa Speculation, Taylor, fur Cork ; arid Hope, Rees, fur Itilbua! Dotro, irc-roorn M. Passed this port to.day, the ship Elisabeth owl Maria, broth, 'run Amsterdam for Suriname, all well. cows% *evens U. Arrived laot wield 'he (A) ohip Elisabeth, Beddow/I, from Rarithorgb, for Bougal. fatmotrrst, octets' tit. Arrived the Elisabeth, Waller. from Lussdo• ret Liverpool; Alum, and Prop, from Newport. •►,►r., -OCTOIIIVII 92. Resnais the Severn, and the Sri Gangs Oslww minimal, for orders. •ttttrrot, •ci•ttatt 22. ?be Venn% Vh4lhpa.for thirhadoes r is get offload howbeit back to the est/saes *f the basis, as she meat discharge. uvitaroor.. *cream 21. The taitotern, Scheidt, sailed from hence nth instant, has put back, boviug spiting a leak. motirmun, orrosta 21. &Omen 40 and 50 sail of vessels remain in shill harbour windbountl. The New Minerva, from liserpao4 to the Brasile, has ber hold apes to take in a quantity of dross, beetle tuu craisk..—'llse Christoff, Cranford, from LlTtfribl4l its Africa, struck on the Platters Kuck is this Bay. 'llse 'Captain reports her to have received oo dantair-•-she re. maims airiatitur iu the Itunds. :tAdtr_ r*. • liaNsav, Ocroer* Our itsosiett.tontiosue-- to ir well .upplisil wilh nII ktnAi o f groi n , noul .eh•* !hie Murniug iu gvil. roll leer) Lt petit( oltily in Wheat, when •ale-: pert. 1-wt, pine,. way hate It.ro t3lteo ; rim Itirley impp.., i, ;f4 ittll% ale Ike soles nok , is Oats were tot full ot I touch no. 31 fii . 1lUI111111t; POISE 1111i4 runtmurolt our hit quottel ------- UXBRIDGE. Cent losystow s Kt 111,41, tnUfllll4lV, nCltttttt 22. Ntlit:ait, per rmill l6/ io 21! it,: Barley, per "wrier --rt to TO. Oats. 4 .ltss —•I to 44%—.1 Beaus . :76s .—tl to 60. —.I I'. are live .--gt h 101 14 LI Ilk. IiCIAKS. Wheat 62* to 01. 04 Oats Rye ........ 72.. to 801. 0.1 8ea'...... • Barley 521 to 1191 011 r l'etle ....., in. to Oa. Ot! gated, 1.. M. to fa. Poi. per Gslio... SMITHFIELD MARKET, FRIBA; 04.1911188 23. Thin day's market had a short spryly or tbe diaireat lt,i.is of Cattle. Veal and Pork were steaseri Reef mist Alit: , is told tit bolt pricey; and the trade fur she toso.t rot 5r . .... it .te.... *hal doill..—The wales io the Hay-market w er e oo d hilly • Straw has dropped in prier; Hay se hl Cloy. r felt lird I‘..t prices. 'rhe under.ineaoinuoil prima and numbers are A car net allotment:— To sink Ow offal per stone nf 81h. i Heef....31. RA. to ss. 4.1. Head of Cattle thin flay : Mutton ..4s 0.1. to GI. 4.1 Routs .....' 710 Veal.... 40. 4.1. so 7s. ed .laheep 5,400 Park .. 4.. 8.1 to 7... 04. Coleco a'st Lamb ...Us. V.l. to 'Ol. 6.11. riot 9OO HAT—IIARRET. - Hey... .... 41. On Ad. .to V. 0.. Od. Straw Clover 4l. Oa. (ht. lo 9/. 00. thl. NED`ATE AND LEA DENN ALI. MA 41K EPC. (fly the Carcass ) Reef .... 3s 4J to 44 8d I Veal As 04 to 7s 04 Of ohm.. As Al to iv pd Port tit 43 t. al A I PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW et. aastses. worractumpor.. Way 51 Si Ad to Si 102 lid 1 Hay..'! 16. 04 to et 02 0.1 Straw 21 174 ed to 31 42 ed Sumo 21 142 ed to 3/ 0. 01 Clover *1 Oa 0d to 9/ Os 4kt I Clover Of 10a CI to et Hot 04 OF RAW CAT, St. James's, Bs. led —trir. stunt. of Mb. btiptl a 51. 9tl. Average, bt. PRICES OF TALLOW, SOAP, Soc. per 11216. I Town Tallow 99,, ill —. 041 Yell.,te Nov 112 s Yellow Russia' 9br ail —.s 0.1 Atwell:a • 101 s Whifedilto.. 92. Od Nad (Nati • 12gs Soap ditto.— Ns 04 —s ad Pahl I 1413 s Ileltiste Stuff 79s Od 80s 0.1 craves 24s Os Ditto roiigls..o4. (Id b6s OJ Geed Dreg 5....... • las Os PNICE OF CANDLA Front Tallow assodlers Price of Candles, per duns., 14s sd— Aussie, les ed. 611. per down allorreA for ready memory. PItICE OF HOPS, per Cwt. NEW MVOS. Xtw torn ?TS. Kest.... SI 10e to 01 12. Keel— . 7/ 16,1 io 0/ I. Sussex.. al 11. lo 71 es SNOW, .. 7/ 7s to 0/ ne Essex S. to es 0. Eases .. 111 0. to 9/ to Farolzam, second, Si to 101--ilor. 101 to 121. Foreign Puttees 4/ Os. to SI. Os. COAL MAUNAT s OOTO/Ota Ships at Market. Msips NAL Pries 25 Nintrastde sof.— 41.. Ott to 47. Sti. 4 Ststolorlood 1 Conseil 0 Od. to Oil. MUMPS OF CIIRDITORS 2' GUILDHALL, _ aim uompair. —.....- ta. ~ T. fleatlic Grarraeod, alonernattrr J. A. Under. Blackheath, mariner S. Lefty, Alansmotrett, tailor . 1 10 COURSE OP EXCHANG Amsterdam.... II 9 Ditto at sight .. 11 6 Rotterdam..... 11 10 Autwery est. ato. 11 13 HaMbargh.. .. 34 4 111 Seas Parisi daesslate 24 60 Ditto 24 90 Puttramax, da. 24 10 Frankfort on the Mica 143 40 40 Balboa 39 Rewriting' Seville ..... 3 4 A Gibraltar 33 lettstont 4;ehos FRIDAY, OCTORFIR 23. Venice l5 50 Malta Naples 43 Palermo l29d. per on. U.boa °Porto Jsaeiro._.• sl7 iijiier Ct. Cork•••••••••• Rum:tog. Portugal Gold in € a. A. Coin, per us .0 0 0 foreiga Gold is Bass ... o New Roalikanke It New Di►llars 5 4{ Silver in Bars ...:0 5 411. }kw tx sir (rut) ..0 PRICE OF STO( Ilmak Stock 273 iter Ct. lied. • 76; ti 3 iser Ct. Coes. 77t 77 34 per Cent..." 5.51 i,rr Cents S per Ct. N. A,,...107 9511 Lottery Tickets ipl. ICS %TOTER BAY. amok L. Aug. 49 to 1.1 3• Iliuliat Bowls—Sß 89 pr. 19 sti rr. dens. hoar. fo, A c. 7:7llitiik 3 T T WWI WATER THIS DAT AT batilOON 1.11111)64'.. Mureiue 3ti after 9. Everiimg IMI after 9. DowlAlt. HO ERN A .tlrri (4s. 64. oily per 1010. (assistrii by . the ittviividie tu - —•— EVERY MAN MS OW: BY the Ethcacv or DR. INFALLIBLE RED PILL (it PERSONS OF errnut Sel migrate Directions dietenrieli itiveis) are k Effectually 1 A CERTAIN INSIDIOUS DISEAR• and to facilitate the Reettsre, of 'Orin Tills Dm lind ' Safely, Certainty 111111 &UM. ill a few dwys. I ••• Veir Edina": throws, Seuevy,Serefsels,bll4 Impurity of 1110•11, She Elliott" of 'the Illedleine 'ism we Vinensu and ! !Uglily attested fur SO years pass, dm say (neater conuneLt 1 is *enslaved unnecessary. Antitlicr Supply ia pest receiveJ, sail for sale by Lrif:'. iB, * Strand • 111.tcon, 151), Osfurd.sleret i Butler, cb,apwit ; lull, Esti:suer ; and Ward, Holborn. LONDON: Printed *bit Published al Or Office. tie ;47. ' Strand; ober, Adventsevneets are r.eoived, er••1 ',Me (putt-paid) laws be sidrassed.— C Sn ITH, No ', Clememi't Inn, Piiiirer —4 WHITE. Na. IVY, `i,rpeill. Enli!ishei. I PRICE OF LEATHER. Butts, 50 to balbs. each 2641 to 231.1 'per 16. Ditto, 56 to 66111 a. each 284 to 27.1 Dressing Hides . . 1941 to 2 1 14.1 Fine Coach Hides .. Crop Hides 35 to 4014 forcnlfimr 20.1 to 2034 Ditto 46 to 50114..... ..... 20141 to lid Calf Rios 30 to 4011 q • 21Id to 30.1 Ditto 50 to 701bs 34.1 to 42.1 Ditto "a to 6016 s . . 3411 to 404 ... Small Seals (Greenland) 2441 hi 28.1 large ditto Twined Horse bides 1741 to 104 1 ° Spanish Horse bides 23.1 to 14.1 , . $7 as Sal lal