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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. roarsinowelei *CT. Si Arrived the Vat there from Soled the Donotkes sloop of was, for Madeira end Africa, with a convoy ; and the Sparrolohalok, On a cruise. PLYSIOUTII, ocroamt 7. Last evening arrived the American wily Julia, of Norfolk, iii.Virginia,Salvenus Aiiwett, master, from Noriolk, Peteribitirgh. and Virginia. bound to Co petiliagen, with tooacoo. eottou-wool, and naves, put in here in Mamas. being in want or water. — During her pasia'ge she encountered a heavy gale of wind, in which she sprang her foreniaat, and ft - ceived considerable damage iu her rudder, and was in a very leaky abate. 111 the Channel she fell in with a pilot-boat, which brought her. iu here, the master of which informed the master of the Julia, that lie fell in with, mud was chased in She Channel. by r Freud) schooner mud a French logzse prittateer, but fortunately esesped:—the former captured, on Wrdneisday last. shout four unless N.N.W. of the Eddystone light-house; an English brig, which was recaptured soon after by the Mind revenue cutter, Capt. Allen. who carried her into Fowey. The Orestes sloop of war war last itight ordered to sea to quest of the above pri vateers. Came in the Mariner gun-brig, with 14 sad of transports, with tampion Wool, from Flashing. Arrived Use Willis.,, 01 anti from North Yar mouth, for Liverpool; was taken on Wednesday last. oaf the Bolt, by a "'reach lugger rivateer, and retaken by the Eagle excise cutter. the same lugger is said to have captured. at the same time, o brig belougiug to this port, called the l'ioo Bro thers, from Loudoti,"with groceries. Arrived oleo the Logic and Iliad cutters, and the alarm lugger, from a crni.e. Sailed the Alliicure sloop of war to the eastward. eautourn, OCT. ti. - Appeared off here this morning the Ajax, Active frigate, Port Mahe* and Eglla sloops of ssiir, with about tOo sail for the Mediterranean and Halifax ; and were joissed (Min hence by the schooner Pbippe r 16 guns. Capt. Bell, with shout eight transports, under convoy far Sailed the Garernot lialkeit, Watson. for IS maica. Arrived, yesterday, the Prince of Wales packet, Toad, with %lads. from Lisboa, fourteeu days pass age; s l s put auto ',Mount's Bay, where she hustled her mails, is consequence isfa French rehootter rateet being off the Lizard. An officer, charged with dispatches from Lord Wellington, went off immediately on his arrival. Arrived also, the Humber. Capt. England, with convoy form the Downs; the galliot Sophia, Al bert, from gourikeaux; slid the brig Sally, Hutson, from Kin Janeiro. The Gibraltar man of war has sent in a frenejs galliot, with brandy. The pocket, with mails from Gibraltar, is do. tattled till further orders. 110VRIlt. OCT. S. Arrival hem, on Friday, the ship Uranus (ilriek, of Fapenborg. Frederick grunter. with larks from Rotterdam. to wait for orders; the ketch Ceres, of Paiienberg, Johan Jansen. with bark, from Rotterdam, to wait for orders. We are informed that 12 Sail came out at the same time. she bulk of whose cargoes was hark. Came in, yesterday, the brig Mereoriris, of Pa penbtirg, with oil, turpentine. kr. front Rotter dam for IVaterforil. Caine in, this day, the brig Selina, of Sunder laud, with coals for the barracks. Sailed the t songfest a n d liearietta. of Baltimore, the former in ballast, anti the hitter with bale goods, (ruin London. Drat, ocr. g. , The brig Rolla, and Speculator logger, have sailed for Flushing. The San ikeILSKO is taking in provisions. stores. kc.; soil as soon as her stock a completed, it is expected Sir It. Strecker', will finest his flag on board, and proceed to take the command oil Flushing. Caine down from the River the Rase, Deut, for Cadiz: Two ships are coining through the Gulls ; they will proceed immediately, as the wiud is line from the East. In the Downs, the Princes., of Orange, Vice- Admiral Campbell ; San Domingo ; and about ten mil of transports.—Wind E. atzewien. OCT. 8. Arrived, yesterday, the Auckland packet, Capt. Bridge, with Mails, and on Austrian Messenger.) from Fleshing.—..trrived, this day, eleven sail of transports, with sick troops from Flushing. The Heligoland and Gottenborgh Mails, outward bound, remain detained be contrary winds. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GRATISZNO, OCT. S.—Arrived the Chaster, tieild, !met Slice, Coctent, Simpson; and lancer, Clark, Sinn hew Brunawielk ; Medway, Watson, from Palau); and the Nancy, Kendall, from Megadure.---Sadeal the Jemiina, Gib bon, for Gibraltar t Campbell ; and Coffee Plaster, for lamming , Ann, Pr.-atoll, foe Trinidad ; Ann, Corndaut, for Madeira, and the Good Inked, foe Jersey. SPORTING INTZZLIGSNCR. MIN FRI ES RACES. 11111111•• Y. OCT., A match of fifty guineas. Two Sir Charles Doilies's h. c. Palafu. Lord Mswitguinertes hr. e. by Waxy._ This was ti most excellent rare, L'd afforded touch sport, laming been gained unly by half a neck. saFC DAY. A Sweepetakes of ten gainers each, for 3 issd a yens old, two mike. Sir Charles I)ongtas'a b. e. Palafux... Lord Montgoiweries g. f. by Beningbrough 2 M•jer Cathoares c. f. by Joho This was • very good race. At otartiog, the odds were against Palafux. TOCIFDAY. Fifty Pounds fur 3 and a years old. Two miles. Lord Selhaveu's b. f. by Hastibletooien Mr. Aerear• h. ► Peter Flyinly, .. 2 Major Cathcart's e. t bus Juhn Bull The first heat was we conte►ted; the yarned ras very in different ; and the ktionlopours were taken in. %yr DS EIOAY. The purse of too guinea's, fur all ages. Two miles. Lord Strathutovv's b f. Lv Corl•nder 1 I Luril Darlington's lx. b. )ty Arehdoke 4 3 Lord Mouncomerie's hr. c. by Wsay 3 3 Sir David Hunter f by John lion Sit-Charles Ihneghs's b. e. PalsAix Mr. Bates's r. c. Ityol, by Stride A very good race; both beats were won try lets than a a neck. fin this sod the unit -citing day, the light-Sucrred gentry were very activc. In euusequesicc, seccial hon.'s, some of then' serious OM", were sustained. We uciterstand five sus- - - petted persons have been apprehended. tiseassur. • Fifty Pounds/fur 3 Sad li 014,4 old. Three Indira. Mr. Vrancis Colltron's g. e. St. Auden. t I Lord Strialsowore's b. f Mr. Sfortinser's bc. Pitrlu4 4 3 3 Mr. hairelse. c. Rya), by Stride A rapital nee; each bear wee cooteaterl neck to neck. A watch far tin pounds was run fur between the heats. Mr. Ilenderson's boy Mr. Potter's chesnut TR I DA Y. Entries fur a parse of Fifty Posods fur all ape, three smile boats. Mr. Miwtitner's b. c. Patriot, by lleniugbrough, 3 years old, 51b. rein . Sir Charles iSotiglas's b. r. Palnfos, 3 yPRTI old. toed Montronwries br. by Wee.", years old. Lord Darlington's b. h. br Archduke, 5 seats old. Lord Belbareuls b. f. by lisioldetutilau, 3 ye ns old. WREXHAM RACES. TVEND.I.T. OCT. J. The Towu Purse of snl. Mr. Thettt's r . h. Licl,6klJ, liy Guuty 1 1 Mr Algiers be. Tyger g 2 Mr. Price's Parrula _ Sweepstakes of guineas each. Mr. Egerton's b. e. Cestrian. by Gobsnos 14 ti Owl''% h. f. Itereowe eepstaker of lop each. Seven hubscrtimes. Mr. A pperby's b. b. Galadine, by Sutton r. Price's g. g Banker... Mr. Ihreopures ch. nt. Silterlocks 3 WEDNESDAY. The Silrpr Cup, value sot. gives by sir IN ) nue. Mr. Griffith'. rh e br Edwin Mr. Edishury'. h. K . hy Gaysnao Mr. Robert 4 . br b by Specs.'tstor Sweepstakes uf lop. eat's.. rive Suksitrikers• Sir S. Glyan's b e earls/ism, by Clsesbire Cheese Mr. Benson's b i. Pkapktug Sir W. W. Wywaass Dessau TIIIIJI11111411• lisadiesp Stakes at sp. melt, stilt 'top. a.i.led by the Pete Fund. Mr br h. Artiebabi. 1, POD Chiii•et I Lurd %%slum's beresire Mr. Prier's b. f. Porroda a s SirS. Glmr's Paramus 7 4 4 br. e. Meniscus • a..... S • I Mr. Pi ice's Suitteri,eld Mr Illampre• Prolst.riseer • • •.%., :•.'^e.lorr ••s • 4 . - . Swerpitailill 4 W. sash. Sir W. Wynnes br c. by Tityrita.: a Mr R. Utyines b. e. by Clirsbire Cheese ... II NORTHALLERTON MEETING. P' / • His Majesty's ship Rowe, now lying in the Sound, is ordered to the East Indies, and is to carry nut dismitehes from Government, and the Honnurable East India Company. Fears are entertained for the larAound brig of War : she was coming home with the last West India convoy, and when lest seen wits in the greatest di,- tress. It is reported, but we trust withoet founda tion, that she foundered in one of those dreadful gales which the convoy experienced. Several victuallers arrived at Plymoeth last week from ott Rochefort ; the Ann, (No. 8), Capt. 14 A LI., sailt..l in company with them, but separated in a gale, and is supposed to have foundered, she having been in a very leaky state • she was towed by the Commodore, but the tow -lime gave way in the night. and she was not seen afterwards. An anonymous letter haviug been written to the Lords Corneniesieners of the Admiralty, by same to dieions slenderer, at present unknown. contain ing false activations against Mr. RicitAito FOOT, Purser of s ilts Majesty** ship Saw Rafael, a Court of Inquiry was held on holmd that ship. at lily mouth, on Saturday last, before Captains Wont- LEY and ELWIN when the chews were proved t b. groundless. and Mr. Fuel wee honourably are .? ettunsnoV, OCT. S. Sweepstake* of or, •neh, for Itorato, :Le. not thorough-bred, let. ,wee roars. i Sitharribery.) Mr. !cotton's b. R. Hawthorn, by Hyaciuthira, dais by Irraselc.llr. Tatton s , 1 Mr H. Peacock's ch. geld by Monktor, darn by Valen tine (Mr. Mouth) Mr. M. Barrrtes b. R. by Ticket, daw by Day Ricb owed (Mr. F. Minsky) a to lon Hawthorn. A good race, hot woo vary. TLe Maiden Piste, of silt for these }ran old cults, est. aib. Allies, est. Two mile bests. Sir M. Masterman S. kes's b. c Comas, by Hy so:obits Mr. !fatty's rh fby Lupertotion Mr. Lowsdalr's b ehe Coriander Mr. Trotter's b c. Trumpeter z 3 Mr. Nelson's b. c. by Kite Mr. Chippendale's bl, e. Suburbs 7to 4 OfiliMit t'imins. The thint scat was W 4.11 easy, and fourth'by half a head FRIDAY, OCT. 6. Sweeps*,leo of ings. each, with ones. added fur all a:es. Two-mile toms Mr Dowsley's eh f. Diana, by Heuntebrongli, 3 yr, old, bst. 12th Mr. T. Sylures h. h. by Itsiabletonian. 6 yrs. uld, est 1 , 146 Sir N. T. Vane's lice. (owieeock. 3 T n. old, 7tl 3 a 6 tr. s against Air. Sykes' , hinwr, Y to I apiust Lhasa, slid tot argaisst Gmarcork.--Wuil elvverly. The Gold Cup, value moo, for aII agrs. row miles. Seven Suliarriheis. Mr. Sheila's h. c Whitworth. Agooistee. Ayrs old est 1 Si, 11. T. Valles bay en little nosy, ii yea olti, sat. 7111. Hobe of Leeds's So !team a yrs old, bet. 14db 3 Mr. Peiree's b. c. normal. S yrs old, lint hulb Even betting no Whitworth. and a to I against flurival, who bulled in tutioing. Woo easy. BOGS' DE RACF.S —(ScoTLA w ) 14011•1 T SVPT. ?S. Mr. IR. Wallaces b c. by Delynni, dim by Jairlllo, 4 )TII ski, est. alb. beat Sir H. D. Blair's b. f. by Master Robert, 4 yrs old, ast. roar voiles. tour. Pug" " the bathing woman at Ten by. is no more. While engaged in her avocation oa Friday last; she suddenly drupt down in the water, nil although itamrtliete asoiatance was gi ve'', she wits taken out lifeless. An apoplectic seizure is the supposed cause of her death. The inhabitants of Dolgrlly. Meriontehehire,hav • nig, by a spirited subscription. raised en excellent peal of hells iu the Ciinrch tower, they were ripened, on Monday ee'lloigla, heiug the rittuvereary of the nuptials of Sir It. VAUGHAN, Bart. M.P. oil which ortiteino, the most respectable of the inhabitants moil dined at the Angel Ins,. Several I members of the Shrewsbor; I/ Sort, ty rang, in admirable style. a peal of 50.10 grelithOre triples, and another of SUSS Oalord treble hobs. KENDAL >t.4l !T, Styr. su. Owe, per load, t a ., Beef 6id , 7i %% au,lk . i " a " --. Malian De+t Fleur ... . sa fd 'R. Wet sjd - 4 Second data .. ss aod 4 Lamb ...... • ..• tid f' I Oatmeal as ad 4 Pork Pesetas, per sa. ' , id taiga, pereardes ........... ad tialwaaa, per I.la fad I Buster, per lb. uld BIMTHS. On Thursday umning, at Passitons, Hans, Lady Ger trnde Sloane, of twin, a son and a olanghtrr. On Sunday lan, at Waterstuck, Oxfordshire, the Lady of WiUmni Ashburn, Lag of a dsualnel. MAHRI ......... On Thursday last, at Temple Mastyn Church, Cork, by the Rev. Francis Sallie's, Emanuel Nlmwe of Allaryborougto, Ego. to Ellen, youagrst d a ughter o f lierbe;t Gollousu, of old tsrk. Esq. - Lately, in St. Auto's Church, EJ.ard Ardsdall, third sun of Colonel Arclodall, ui Castle.Arelotall, comity Fertuauaglo, to Matilda, second daughter to Witham Haut phrys, L'aq. Gardln• CA-raw A few days since, at hock, near Derttley, dir Rev T. It Paget, Fellow of tVadhasu College, to 71fis. tv..whis, daugh ter of the Rev. R. IVatkiss, late Rer tor of Rock. ItEATMS Lately, at Tramore, at an adtanred age, J. Shan - , EA. late postniastr, of Waterford . On Wedneaday, at Iron 10, Edmund S. rooiller, Esq. of the tint Foot Guard., (recently retooru.ol fivm Flashing) thirst 11011 of the Rev. Mr Noshes., Prebend...ly of Lt lowly/Mot Cathedral. On %loonlay renotaltt, at Lyme Mei the lion. Nary yndhaut Amadei', lereond tinnAter 114.414 (oh Loth Acura& 11, of %Ithrtionr, in no :Ist year of her are On Sittvias, the 2011011 the RVIr. Nrll.lky, ID. Vteir of N - est. liroutrerl tour filialpetentl-Norrir, Birks The former i to the patioitaae of She Prernie:it and Fel ow* a Corium Chroli College, of is bicli 5.1,171,1), be was state llou fellow. 'fhe Rer. Mtn flipper, Rector of Krioton-MseiteSeht,. and a Juirtire of the Pent e fur the cotinty of heonteraet, cot the.r of South-Elkin:ton, Lincolnshire. HIGH WATIII AT LONDON BlitlVilt THIS DAY. 11.1.it5.: 42 min. after 9 Afternoon 9 uric. stiff •. I.ION DON , —riuntrd by 33111TH, Nn I. ete-torot'b pohlohill•tt the nffier, No. tr., 14'. °lSt Clement', l'huovh, lc mot, by J. IVI-11T1:, of •ner , lohire — , Nrticc; hr. dos Paper, rent to tl.e (lair*, (poet. pool). Wilt.. .totyanto,tei to. alMrea, yesterday, me liticarana paezet,i,...iipt. ii;: ( ..i , : - p : Bridge, with Mails, and so Austrian ;Messenger, 7t04 Of from Flushing. —..trrived, this day, eleven sail of t h e fourth ' transports, with sick troops from Flushing,. The Heligoland and Gottenborgh Mails, outward- SasrPalsid bound, remain detained rcontrary winds. —....a.......- Mr Donal 11 FROM LLOYD'S i UST. old, bat. . ' I , ORAYIII4IIIO, OCT. it.—Arrived the Chaster, Neilel, . Mr. o T 1: !m Slice, Cootent, Simpson; and danger, Clark, Sow • Sir H. T. v Nr.P Snusewitic ; Medway, Watson, Aso 'Nitro ; and the tit. 4 iii Nancy, Kendall, from Mogadirre.--Soilesl tha Jeniiina, Gilt- . bun, for Gibraltar ; %bells, Campbell ; and Coffee Plaster, 2 * ll I aga6 .. • . for !masks , Ana, Prescott, for Trinidad ; Ann, condom, The Gold ( for Madeira, sad the Good latent, —, tire Jersey. .—_,......_.... . Sir 1, His Majesty's ship How'', now lying in th ii e Dube of 1, Sound, is ordered to the East Indies, and is to M r . Nine carry nut dispatches from Government, and the Even hel Honourable East India Company. who bulled Fears are entertained for the larAound brig of oar : she was coming home with the last West India convoy, and when last seen was in the greatest di,- tress. It is reported, but we trust withosit founds- M r , I. i tint', that she foundered in one of those dreadful ohi,sst. a gales which the convoy experienced. 4 yrs old, i Several victnallers arrived at Plynimith last week from MI Rochefort ; the Ann, (No. el, Capt. HALL, Poor" I sailtd in company with them, but separated in by, is no a gale, and is supposed to have foundered, she oa Frida; ) having been in a vary leaky state; she was towed water, ar by the Commodore, but the tow- Ilse gave way in veil, She the night. and she was not seen afterwards. seizure is I • An anonymous letter haviug been written to the Ti ii , i n ' Lords Coininiesteriers of the Admiralty, .. h 4 some i ng. b y , no dicions slanderer, at present unknown. contain- 1 ,,.,,1 46, ing false accusations against Mr. RICHARD FnoT, on Mond Parser uf ‘ lfis Majesty * * ship Saw Rafael, a Court nuptials . , of Inquiry was held on hoard that ship. at Ply- aii .,., m i n „ , mouth, on Saturday List, before Captaius Woof.- iii ,„„,i,i,.. Lair and ELST, wheu thee chews were proved t• members b , groundless, and Mr. Foot was honourably an. adtuirabl quieted. and ape -I.' THE MARKETS. CORN-EiCHANGE, Orr. 9. There is a large supply of %beat arrived this day, and sale' thvieof are ckesprr than Frola, 's refine-tows ; Barley sad Matt are each lower; its While and new Gs ny Peas little Seriatim ; Brans of the two kind 1.10. 1810/eine cheaper ; there arc tolerable 'supplies of Oats, and this baste nearly at oar last outstation ; Floor lower Ss. per sack, nod Ouse Ame rican 5041. to bos. per barrel. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat Flue ditto tons. 111 a. Turk Reams...... Si.. 575. MI Rye 50s. 61s. Oils 30.. 341 375 Barley sos. 575. Yuletide Jgs. 415 , od Malt Wu 171. Putattre ditto —l. to 4.25 od. White Peas e Rape Seed' (boilers) '• ' Ellie Fier pos. 94C Grey Pen... 565. tits. Meconcis 535. pos. uxtaiuca. Cora-I aspect." Net orm.—T was ea T. Orr. 5. W heat, per load. 2tl. —4. to 30. —s. New do. —4. --a. la —4. —a. Barley, per gamier sia. —d. to stia. —4. 01111 Beans Ws. —d. to Ws. —d. Peas Si.. —a. to MM. —4. PRICE 0? Hops. SAGS. POOlllllll. Kest. sl. --s. to 61. —s. Kest, I. ism to 71. 7$ Sussex, 41. ISm. to di. Ss Comic, Si. --IP. to roots. 41. 13 $ . to 51. 10$., Fitrobias,ol. to 101.—I PRICTS DY HAY AND STRAW, Y tiSTERDAY. 5T.JA.01,11 . 0. will Hay. sl. od. to tH ;do. od. Up a. os. to S. Ito. Strew, C. No. to 01. Is. 6d. Now, IA 00. to 01. to. Clover, 71. 70. to 111. 1011. 21. 41. to 21. 14e. SMITHFIELD !MARKET, Oct. g. This &Ws market was amply supplied with prime beasts, sod the show of rattle in general was eouoisleraWit. Beet and Veal sold at last prices. Motion and runt are (hemmer, and the trade, for the must part, vim somewhat baulk. 'Ube pales in the Hay.usarket were pretty lively. Clover has dropped MI price *into I.dsy s orocket. Straw Ottched a toil ter p.o.e. llay obtained last price. The under-meuttotial priers and ountisem are as at - Citrate statement : To 'irk the Offal per slime rat alb. Reef ......41. to Ss. 4d. good of Cattle, this day M CUM ,411. tint 10 SC Si. .13,50 h 2,700 Peal Sr ad. to 7s. ad. f•iterii 9,51)9 Land). os. ad toes. std . Cater, euu 6d. tuba. ed. Pigs 470 HAY.. ARe: F.T. Hey SI So. od. to 61. 6s. ad. Straw ..... al. as. rd. to tt. los ad. Closer .. us. oat to 61 iss. NEW6ATE AND 1.,./iDENHALL MARKETS. (It) el... Careen.) Seer 34 Ml. to 44. ed. 1 Veal 4s. oti. to 60. Mattoll Jo. 6,1. to 46 Itkl. 1 Purk lia. $4. to 7.. od Lumaif 411. oil. to 511. 44. PitICE OF TALLOW. fit . illAttlei Market do ed Clere Market ieliateelispel Marisa Ald per at. uf T401.1i Tallow Pas 6 —. 0 Yellow NUNN , 991 isd —. . hate ditto .. 95a od --. • Suip dttlto ed o Vekisic Star olio .d —a Dina rungia 1110 (5. -•••• Gsffiret (;oud Drr=. lfrllorr *rap, Iln•—liott)cd te4rCitr4. to -Pace d Cassdes, per dozes, isaail—Maiddla. atio eca 14* , 4 Amerage.... Coe od RAW HIDER. Best Heifers sad Stern (pee t Ordinary_ _t r. —d. to 2s. ad. slooe) is net to 3e. ud. Marketlaiff 13a. .d. each. Middling@ go fil. to vs, ad. Eat. NNW 141.14. to tds. Serer Skips - • es. ad dle 311. (Id. beed( Skins - - et ad: to Ile. tia. PRICE OF LEATHER. lotto, sit to 51iibi. each aid to o.td pa lb. Ditto, r.. 5 to tititha. each - tad to slid Pderchaats' Backs • Nom. Derostoke Hideo - 1W I. 144 Floe Coach Hides - top to otti Clef Hides 45 to 4Ulins no cutting told to sod . Ditto 30 to 4.41:4 - tad to 19id Calf Sites/ suto todla - cud to Jod Ditto sot. pal* - 344 to 40(1 Ditto 7.1t0 ouths - :ad to 30d Sewall Seals (Groculand) 31 04 to 31 411 Large ditto lons to Its pa due , a. Tanned Hone Hides 194 to per lb. - COAL MARKET—ticaoata scrip at Mackie Ship. *old. Price. 1111 ..Newcastle 55;...... .7e. ad. to 711. ort. • ..Suaderlsed a ...... tiU lid. t• tam. at. 0• • CmOda I ' sr ; at to ow. rkorma.. CARLISLE MAI Wheat........ Aid OA Rye ... 3s. 5d 2 Uvley . tea Orl Potato,. Oats laa ed Cuteness' ditto. las ad w i Fine Floor N lid . w flat Mod es led k Barley Meal Is ed Rye Mead ls led .!‘ imiuners. lIMT, SEPT. 3A Boor 4l to 7a lllofts', Teel. Si to 70 .03 to . 631 GOllOl. 711 10 1)11 !P Emelt I stvr —.I to Hid Solt Butter —d to Potatoes lid to id per hoJp. PENRITH MARKET, OCT. 3. trbeat L.ll • • ( 11:1 01.1 Per Quarter Rye 4 • e per Win.) 5.4 lot Dirtt7 2 g it Bushel. os 'PI • O ats i•to 6 ( j 46 •F HADDINOTOII PRICK. OF (alit:V.3lms. en Intel, la eovisegseaos of a large supply, Lad a heavy sale; prices, both of old and sew, fully higher than Lit week. The fall in the 'revise price seises from the gre it prolitniiun of new Wheat. Old - his. to figs.; new sm.. downwards. Barley 33 current prate Es. to at.. Oats 27s ; cnrrent prices too. to uss. Peas mil Bemts 3,41. to 34a......910 hulls of SVlwat Is the assaket, whereof 559 sold at the following prices 40 at L 3 9 01 24 ►t 1..2 Is 0 10 .... 3 I 6 to .... 2 12 ti lot at Ti.. s 0 9 .... 4 • • IY 2 4 • 97 .... 2 3 u 20 .... 2 47 .... 9 0 0 33 I IS 0 4 .... I 17 0 51 •neuld. per bull. 14 .... S S 0 4".. 2 II 0 • .... • 3 • 3 .... • 3 • 0 6o .... 3 2 .... 3 11 0 13 .... I II 0 S 13 0 Auntie, Is .... s 11 o 66 .... 2 io o I a 5... . 2 g o 14 .... 2 2 I , 3 .... 2 7 o 6s s 6 /, 21. 111. ed. N-tetbs PRICK OF STOCK* YESTERDAY. per Cent. ennsots.. 3 res.. cowl Navy Osmium; huhu Stuck I,,dis Bonds . 20 20 01 preys. temtl.rqswe Ostia.. ' t.. 6 Iv prem. Ealfisatv latter, l'tekets.. .. ..... .. gill. 17a. C•uwb faw F „.II T R:S11, Rlor*-k►.skrr, as. Curakill, anal y, Citsariag-asime. --- IRRI4ND. LoNNEt.t. {FP?. 30. We are sorry to find that a opint of disorder and insithordsnation has hearts,' to be in the iseighuourbood of Littleton mid Tharles, a distrizt which hitherto has been remarkable for the peace able demeanour of its iuhalatants. Some evenings since, a party asiocked the house of Lystee, vokar keeps a small Ism, at the Horse and Jockey, and robbed him of his anus. They then proceeded to the house of John It. lirada)taw, Esti. near G►al. light, and, on entering the house. one of the party si iiiiiiiiiiiiii tired into the parlour, where they sup posed Mr. Bradshaw , was. He was in another part of the house, but Mrs. B. who was sitting in the parlour, reading, had a most providential escape, a ball having grazed her arm, without doing any fur.. ther injury. The ruffians immediately fled, and were pursued by Mr. Bradshaw, who overtook ail or seven of them in a field near Iris house, and a ould have secured some of them, but his gun unfortu nately missed tire twice, and on his returning to' get fresh priming, they all escaped. It is strongly conjectured that the gun burst in the hands of the fellow who tired it, as traces of blood were found after the party, and *liturgics/ gentleman was called upon to dress the hand, of a man in the neighbour. hood, who. on being closely questioned as to the manner in which he received fits wounds, after pre. varicating repeatedly in his ahs:'.ers, immediately absconded ; and, though strict search was wade after him, he has ns yet eacisped detection. —_— General CAMPBELL, and several other Officers of the army, arrived on Thuisday at Falmouth, from Lisbou. The Earl Spencer, I.ieutenaut Boxitwet.t, sailed last week, from Cove with a transport under convoy. having on board recruits for the differeat regiumits stationed at Gibraltar, Mahe, and Sicily. Tlx transport is to receive convoy to Gibraltar. The Virago gnu-brig, Lieut. Pitman, with the trade bound up the British Channel, has railed. The Virago takes the new-raised wen for the fleet, and the French prisoners from the French lugger pri rawer, captured by the Helena sloop of war. A letter front Plocktown, Lochslsh. dated eLA September last, says--.. The herring-fishery its Curried on this season with great succeas, at this burgh and its vicinity. There are about one hum. deed and fifty iiihisig-houses here at present ; they fish, on an average, about twelve barrels per buss, producing eighteen hundred barrels a-ought. The fish are now selling at 345. per barrel, which makes the produce of the boos fishing 2,1601. per night. There are also about one hundred and lifts country Mutts, whose tithing on an average amounts to four barrels per boat, yielding in all um hundred a-night, which, at the shove price, distributes among the rountry people chore 7001. daily. The whole fish. Mg, therefore, in this small district, renders to the eonntry about two thonsand few hundred barrels a-night. When the salt regulations are properly digested acd simplified, there is no doubt but the Loch herring-fishery will turn out a Feat source of wealth to the community." • At Bridport Sessions, on Wednesday, an appeal of great consequeuce was heard from the Tenant of MOlll kton Farm. near Dorchester, lowliest the or. den of the Commissirmer, as to the reninneraties duu• to him fir the remainder of a tense, under the auth.unty of an Inclusure Act. The term I),reil was eight years. detertniaable no the death of the lesullord, who had only • life interest. The Commissioner. from his judgment of the improved state of the farm, had awarded 16a91. 10s. 6d. ; but after tt heariug of four hour*, In which Mr- Serjrant Pat . argued the LAW of the Appellant, with his atrial skill and perspicuity, the Couar were of opinion, that the tenant was entitled to hie Laintr's relit*, and decreed him the sum of WWI. oui Nlnnutay last. Mr. Hone*, jun. of the Noah's Ark Inn, Wolverhampton, was drowned in the river Penk, near Starforil. lie was on a shunt. iiu party, by the river-side, near Hickerscote, when one of the party having kit' eil a duck on the other side of the river, and the dog refusing to fetch it. he jumped in with his clothes on, end swam across after it. On his return, he cried out for be+ twice, and then stink Us the stream.— flue waters being ranch out, and the current strong, he must have drifted down the stream ; for, though every mean* were instantly adopted in search of him, and pro fessional men procured to await his discovery, they were to no prarposw. He was dragged for during the night, and repeatedly the next day, hut was not found till Wednesday evening. From the pos ture in which be was discovered, it ie supposed that it was the cramp that was the occasion of Ins sleuth, as he was an excellent swimmer.