The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-08-31 00:00:00

t f i 1 T N.ir.ll. INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTV. mita. 29. Arrived the PIMMI,I I•.ct Ti l h une f r i gates fr om a cruise. Saily.cf the 1 '17.4 r frgat.. with a fleet of transrmas under sew te. t 4.• Eastward. Also His Majesty's ships lirpalte and Pevisers o* a cruise. motrrn. Atm 28. Came in the Lord Neteess and !ler' privateer., from a cruise, wit'r the following vessels, which they have dytaioed, 017..—the Ahneren, Ealernan, from L'Orient Pester, Rrine, from fl,turdrani and the Sande Nowdeira. —, from Celsen, bound to Emhden. Ar-ieeti the Landon, Langley. frnm Portsmouth, wit% the Inas of her bnwspri, ; and the NCD Frirudi, Ikleicr.. from Bilboa.--Sailed the Fiaganl fritzate on $ cruise. rat-mourn. Sao r. Arrived the brie K4,in ,►ea,lee (Danish), P Jen son. front Cette, w ith branctv,last from Portsmouth; a Prusjan vessel from Bflurcleaus for Embden, de tained by His Majesty's brie Garisel, IS guns; fifar7, Runale. from Cork ; Jabs Ball nutter, front Plyniourh. Sailed the Mi. 44. Dim, for Trigrinumth; Rose. Strede, for Southampton ; His Majesty's brig Ifreat'e. 18 guns, —, to join th. outward-bound Mediterranean flert, now off this harbour, under convoy of His Majesty's ship .1 errors ; also sailed to join them, the ship Pheri,x, Broad, fm- Smyrna ; Prineru Arvada, packet. Thomson, for the Leeward !stands, with mails. DEAL, ♦OO. 29. Sailed the Dzlrnee sloop of war on a cruise; also a fl-er of coasters and colliers to the westward. Came down from Shc.-rness, the Coesbatant sloop of war, and remains in the Downs with the rest of His htijest c's ships as per last, and several outward bound vessels. L'Arzas sloop of war has a signal lying for a convoy to the westward. Wind S.W. _ sNtriNtft, •110. 29. Sailed this morning. from the Nare, the Mercator, armed ship, with a fleet nn.ler convoy, for Tonnin -gra, with a. 6ne breeze at TT W. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NORTILAMP ^ oN TV , 14`.', AUGUST 27. Fifty Ifensids for S v. osis ; Heats, 'Miser a Mile and a Hal Mr. Nndrew... hr. c F.t um, by Ttemostur. est. Mb. 1 1 Mr Enadmi's br. c. lizpormient, Sr. fib . . 2 2 Num.,: Sweep; ake' ..f sis each, for S er Ws, lOst. 71b. 6yr 41s, 104 111 b and aged, 11. t. Heats, twice rsund. (51 Sub.couers ) Mr. Andrews'• br. h. Norval, by Jupiter. 5 yrs old t 1 st.. rh h Tornado, by Whirlwinds aged 4 2 Mr Pen's hr. g aged S 1 Mr J_ flecher's b. g Star, by Skystrcier, 3 yr. eld 2 4 M. Conch ' s bl. g. Aleck Prince, by Oradsopper . dis. On Wednesday, August 211, the Town l'urs• of 501. fur all Ages sw-Four Mile Heats. Mr. Flltiteg b f. Mid.,,, 7st 111 h. Mr Fuher's b. f Two Shoes, Sr. 11b. Mr. Newman'. b. g. Dragon, Se. 11lb . A Hunter's Suites of Ten Guineas each, for !forces carrying 12st each Miles.—Six Subscraba,. %fr. Andrews's br. h. Norval, by Jupiter Mr Wilson's b g. Madman . A Cup of Fifty Guineas value for Hunters, 13st. each.— Heats twice round the Course. Mr. Wilson's eh. h. Hackney Mr. genton's b. blind Muse Mr. Drage% br. m. Careless . R FADING. WaDNEIDAY, AUG. 28. Fifty Pounds for ad agog; weight for age...-Four-mile heats Lord Aarrymores Little John, by Calomel . 1 t Mr. Progley's ch. f. by Cygnet . 2 dr. '2 1 1 1 2 2 46. .9 1 1 .1 2 2 . 2 3 dr. "IMMINGHAM, AVOW! 29. The Third Battalion of nut Volunteers is, by perseverance and attention, arriving at that sum mit of perfetion, which ranks them inferior t • none, in point of discipline and the duties of good soldiers On Monday last, by special invitation, all the Officers dined with the Earls of Warwick and Clonmell, at Warwick Castle. The Battalion is to have a grand field day on Monday next, after which they are to give a splendid entertainment at the Warwick Arms, at which they are to be honour ed with the company of the Earl of Warwick, Lord Clonmell, &c. &c. The Third Battalion of Loyal Birmingham Vo lunteers having made the patriotic offer to extend . their services to any part of the kingdom, His Ma jesty has been graciously pleased to approve and accept the proposal, which has been signified to the Lord Lieutenant of the County, in the following let ter from Lord Hawkesbnry : MY LORD. Whitehall, August 21, 1805. Having received your Lordship's letter of yesterday"; date, informing me that the proposal transmitted by your Lordship on a former occasion, of the Third Battalion of Loyal Bir mingham Volunteer Infantry, to assemble on permanent duct• at W irwirk for twenty-one •lass, had b. e❑ approved of by the General commanding the district, I have laid the proraml be fore the King, and I am commanded to signify to your Lord ship His Majesty's special direction, that tlury should be assemtled. Authority will be given to the War Office, to issue their pay and allowances through the usual channel, and the Receiver General of the county, will be instructed to pay to the Caimins of companies, the sum of one for the use of mach Nm commissioned Officer, drummer, and private, &thrall, m sembliog. .1 am likewise to Inform your Lordship, first I have laid bc from the Xing the very patriotic offer of the above Ilottslion, to extend their cervices to any part of the kingdom at the present moment, and that His Maiesty has been graciously pleased to approve and to accept thereof. I have the honour to be, my Lord, Your Lordship's most obAient humble Servant, (Signed) lIAWKFSBURY. To the Right lion the Earl of Warwick, Lord Lieut. &c. pßom oyrys INT. Da ~ , ev, Antiwar 29 —tneei by the Eliza, a Trite; Taal and Cad' tan% lacotteatt, from Norway; City of Celt, gyoeett,n 3 Ir glttea lot, 11T.tt kry ; and the Jamie, Gray, don, tre'lmosrl aa,ied the Chris:lima Eitsatteth, Ath reirg, I. Stotkan m ; Conantdsa, Dublingt ; and Libtrty, biena , nt.dd, for Tormingen. tvtivtts. Daimmith—The !what's, Sealbv, from LaSra , lnre. At Liverpool... Pl.. Emery,' from 7 1 / 4 1ifamar'm ; 110ftss Sells'tery, Corn Say.mnah ; and the Superb, Bosworth, qMes inte^n. At [Mb ia—Tbe Dann. Evans; Tien Friends, Ilughes; Wry NA Tony, Dobbins; anfl the Charlotte, Rog.:ts, from At Malece..—The Induttrv, 11 , 11'1n4er, ditto At f 'Ante .--rhe Wash; oeton, —, from It .L'ast. At Qmsbee.—The Ann D.mell, from Bri.tol. At Labrwlore•—The —, I n:n it '•i ‘ h T.t, Mte, from Lmtann ; In ban Last, and tl, Ann, Robertson, from Live rpiml THE LATt. AFFAIR AT RREST. [FL - CTMER PARTICUL•2II.] Tativol of a Letter fin= an Officer on board His Majesty's shat t wear, distort off 11,nant, Aug 25, *515. On the 21st the ?Ilia joined us from the in-shore squadron, with the signal flying for the enemy's making a m,.vement ; we stood very close in, and enunte i twenty-one sail of :he line, four frigates, one corvette, and several smaller ves.els, lying in or be tween Berthaume and Camerat roads. Admital Cornwallis, in the Vit'e de Paris, Teconnoitred their position himself, and came to a determination to at tack them the Ley morning, if they continued in the same ; we anchored that night off the Black Reeks, and weihcd in the morning, formed in close order of battle ; hut the wind falling (al- Trott to a calm), prevented our proceeding farther, until halr-nast eight, when a breeze came from the N. N. E. ; we then tacked and stood towards the French fleet, who by this time saw our determi nation, and all got under sail ; we continued standing in tid ten o'clock, when three of the enemy's line of battle ships were advanced in Berthaume-roads. and ahnto two miles from us (one of them had a Rear. Admit al'. flag flying) ; they then hove to, apparently to wait kr their whole fleet to come net. The flag ship nriw opened her fire, and fired a broadside at the 1..1(5.: , 1.7bit, but all dropt short. We now hove-tn about half gun-bho! fir , m their batteries. Seeing all their fket were now under sail, it appeared to us that their intent ins %sere to bring us to anion, but we were deceived ; they ranged themselves along their own hart- ries, and sc.slwd to decoy us with the flood tide, in that situation we should have met with many difficulties before we could return again. Admiral Cornnviallis now filled, and made our signal with the Mohiazi,‘'s to attack the rear of the enemy's fleet; we hauled out of the line, and began the ac tion, at five minutes past eleven. and continued to engage for forty minutes. l'he Atm:tapir beirg ra ther a-stern of us, could not come up until the busi ness was almost over. We were engaged with three 80-gun ships and a frigate. with batteries, with se venty pieces of cannon. We lost three men killed, sod seven wounded. The enemy retreated to Ca merat-roads, where they now remain, the same force RS before stared ; ours was 17 sail of the line, three frigates, two brigs, two schooners, and two cutters. A shell struck the l'ilie Ile Peru' anchor, and broke a piece. rebounded to the quarter-deck, and struck the Admiral on the breast. but did not hurt him.— .4# great miracle, that none fell on board our ships. Our fleet is now completing pr2visions out of twelve transports, which joined us last evening:— The PArrnir 11as taken the French frigate La Didrn, • after an anion of more than three hours. to the west ward of Care Finisterre ; the Phanis bad 32 killed and wounded, and La Dam 138. me-serenemeeirsearee Thursday the 3d London, Col. Kerrweros:, and two other of the Londpp regiments, *ere inspeetad in S'A wits taken out of the crib of a flloot bird (which was shot near Whitelkiven on Friday laat), imassonishing quantity 42 heath, heathiperries, and moss:he :t ies The grass. ts kb its flow% as heal as if `dii Strnwine , and the berries quint.perket, not bruised. nor ev4n arty dampness • rep s, which filled a half pinr, and sr, alter being ezposed to •/4 ~~~~: 'I NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, 1506. Day of the Sweemitakcs hi which they are engaged—Lord Darlington\ b. s. by Sn Peter, dam by Paymaster, aest Mr. Sitwell's Clasher, ►y Sir Peter, Ab. M. 10144 2, ft weights mentioned. FIRST SPRING MEETING, 1806. MONDAY. Mr. Cave Browne's b. c. by Magic, bought of Sir C. Bun bury, agst Mr. Sitwall's Gooaecau, 84. each, D. I.loogs. I. ft. SECOND SPRING MEETING, 1806. TUESDAY. Lntd F. G. o.horne's te. Superstition, by Bitzzard, out of Vixen, agst Mr Panton's Tamburro, by Whiskey, out of Tamborine, both now it yrs old, R. M. lUOgs. h. ft.....N0 weights mentioned FIRST OCTOBER MEETING, 160 G. *EON ESD A Y. Mr ?apron's Tambono, B.t. 71b. art. I.nrcl F. Osborm% 1. Sourcioul, now one yr. old, 7st. Two Year Old Couose, 100 p. b. ft. BRIGHTHEINISTONE, USCG. TIKST D•r. Si , S. Shelly's Houghton I.a.c Bat. nib agst Lod Foley's Little ?e'er, 7st. Last three miles, 200 gs. h. R. LEWES, 1806. THE HEY BEFORE BEICHTOM. T.ord Darlington' Parilinn, agit \lr. Mellish . ; Sancho, Bst. 716. each, four milts, VOngt. EXETER RACES, Isor, • Tube Run for, on ILA on the NI tar and Tuentay :teyt alter the Summer ASSi24 AVeek, the raiment' Sweep. staktet and rates: First Dap—A Sweepstakes of Five Guitwav pleb, to naut by the day next before the Races for HOIN t carryitig the Newmarket October King's piste weights —o.le feui-aide heat Pre.est Salvieribers--ClifFird, Graves, Lawrence Palk, Cha. /Tapir, Percy Burrell, Wm. H-uniltois, Courtenay, Montagu Pat ker, jun. George Ileroert, I leery Weir, Newtuo Fellowes, Alexander CoArilurn, Chrles Ilestry Somerse, Rurnitlon, Llstingtcn, Wm. Yeah, Samuel Kekewich, H. A. Murihe.td, Edward Lee, W. T. Pole, Pcter Men, Jean Oiborne, Geo Warwi , k Bainpfylde, Arthur Champeniurrne, Mau, Lopes, Ales. Hamilton. Also, on the some Day, • Sweepstake% of Twenty-fire Guineas each, to name to Mr. Weatherby, Ovendon-Greet, London, on or befoie the first Jar of March next, and then to eose, for Dories which have never started, paid or received forks., before the day of naming; three years old, to carry 7.1 71b ; four years old, P.a. ; five years old, gat. lb ; six rear:, and aged, lust 31b. Mares and 'aiding% to be allowed 41h.— One two-mile heat. Stakes to he made to the Clc.k of the Colltsr before runniag, er douhle Afterwards. - C. 1 7 1 Somerset, Newton FeHowes, Swindon, Graves, George Herbert. Also, on the tame day, 501. given by the Right. Hon. Lord Viscount Cour enay, or be run for by horses carrying the Is:w. market coo weights, via. three years old a feather ; four years old 7st 111 b. ; fire years old Bst. illb ; six years old Rst. 13!b ; aged 9st. The winner of one plate or sweepstakes to carry 314. extra ; two or more plum.. ur sweepstakes 51bs. extra. Maras anal geldings to be allowed 31b. Iforses that have never won a plate,or sweepstakes, 51b. The winner to be sold for 250 guineas, if demanded, within a quarter of an hour after the race the owner of the second, horse being first entitled Two-nrile heats. On the scond day—A sweepstakes of 10 guineas each ; with twenty guineas to be added from the race fund, to name to Mr. Weatherby, Oxendon-street, London, on or before Ist March next, and then to dose, for horses winch never started, paid, or received forfeit ' before the day of naming; three years old to carry Isct. 41b.; four years old llst. 41b ; five years old I2st.; six years and aged I2st. 41b.; mares arid geldingsto be allowed 41b. Two mile heats. To be ridden by gentle. men. Stakes to he made to the clerk of the cour,e before running, or II ruble afterwards _ . _ _ .... C. 11. Somerset, Newton Fellowes, Boring !en, Graves, Geroge 'Jethro. Lord Boringd.rn's Raphael, by Hyperion, dam by Pegasus, against Mr. Fellowes's c. by Dragon, out of Celia's dam, Bat. each, two miles ; loggs p. p. MOO, our the same day, a Maiden Plate of MM. given by the Members for the county, fnr louses which have never won a plate or sweepstakes of that amount ; three years old to carry a feathtr ,• four years old 7st. Slh. ; fi ve years old B.t, Mb ; sax years old iSe 121 b. ; and ageJ get. Two mile heats. Mares and gArlings to be allowed Sib. mid horses bred io Devonshire 31b. exclusively. Als-i, on the tante day, a Plate of SOL given by the Stewards, for hunters carrying 12st ant which have r•gularly hunted dur ing thelast season : certificates whereof, by the Mister of the hounds, to iredelivered to the Clerk of the course before the divof r doping. Horses which have go hunted in the county of Devon, to be allowed 311 L— Two mile heats. It being the Jet ruination of Ilya Stewards to prevent people from atroinhlirre mar the starting poet, at the eourrog in of the horses, not ce thereof is desired to be taken, iii order to resider unnece sat? the enforcing of sash nrcans as will, however i o:vere, be otherwise reenact to, as the pure:lice of crowding ' that part part of the course at tech a moment, may °brims* llsxlnce the must fatal consequences. The horses to be entered at the Plymouth Inn, In the parkli of St. Thomas the Aocotte, twat Exeter, between the hours of three and five o'clock, on the Saturday next beige the day of tanning, or tow' , double rn ranee at the post. Lora EBRINGTON, / , Stewards . Sir F. P%IK, Ban. V ' SPORTING INTELLIGENCE EX . FRAORDINARY. To be ridden far (by gentlemen) on liablon, the ::/d of Slo tember neat, the following Swe tot:ekes arid Matches, viz. lst.—A Sweepstakes, of 11) guineas each (which is chord 1), p. p. one two mile hear. Sobeeribers.a—flu lien. Charles Lennon, Peet Burrell, p Esq. Cm 4. Trafford, --• French, E.q. Capt. kiddy, George Sutler, Esq. --e- Lelia:Aeon, Esq. 2il —Capt. Trafford's brown hors- Sedee, against Mr Rich , ',aeon's CarbMeer, 12n. 7lb ttc.lr, the 1,4 rude of the course fit, '0 (finite,. 311.—. The Hon Chalet Lennox's Lirly Fanny, against Capt. Fi. her's Corporal. Two mile, fur Ll') errine..l eth —Mr. Sutler's I. . to, avovil Ca; t. Borten Cvirtratt i 1214. Net. The Bra mile for h. guineas, . ' The Hoe. Charles Lennox to be Judge. MR. THORNTON"; DINNER. Thursday. the Elefters of Southwark celebrated the Anniversary of this Gentleman's eleCtion, at the Horns, at Kennington, B. Shaw, Esq. in the chair. Oa Mr. •I'hornto:i's health being drank, he addressed the company. lie sii . td --It was no small gratification to bun, who had, by their favour, re. presented the Barott7,ll of SIMI 1: k for W years, to had, that, in cad revolving yeas, his conduCt was in unison wish the wishes of his constituents. This year, however, h: had anticipated them, alludii g to the vote he gaveiion Lord Melville's business, in opposition to those with whom he generally ,Fled. He was guided on that, as on all other occasions, by principle. He uniformly supported or opposed measures as they seemed to him deserving of sup. port or opposition, without any reference to who was the proposer. Such had always been his lint of condudt, and he should continue to pursue it. After some well-turned compliments to the Volun teers for their spirit and energy, he concluded, and was most loudly applauded. On the health of the Vice and Deputy-Lieute nants, and Magistrates of the County being drank, Colonel Gaitskill rose in their names, and thanked the Meeting in a very appropriate speech. The en tertainment provided on the occasion was excel lent ; and Dignum, Townsend, and Hill, sang se veral favourite songi, with the most happy effea. SHOCKIAG SUICIDE. On Wednesday morning, about four o'clock, a Mrs. Rowland, a woman or forty years of age, and who kept a grocer's shop in South Audley-street, put a period to her existence. • The Coroner's Inquest sat at twelve o'clock, when it appeared that the deceased was in partner ship with a woman of the name of Barrett, who died a few days ago; that she had been married to a French emigrant, but they did not live together ; she had been guilty of an attempt to cut her throat some years ago, but was timely prevented; and that, since the death of her partner, she seemed somewhat melancholy; that she arose on Wednesday mornirg, as early as four o'clock, and proceeded to the shop, took a tea-spoon, and open ed the shop drawer, where there was a quantity of red lead, which she was in th• habit of selling, and immediately swallowed three tea-spoonfuls, and afterwards took a sharp-pointed knife, and lace rated her throat, tongue, itc.--About five o'clock she was observed by a ledger, who was coming down stairs, seated on a chair, with a baton before her, and bleeding copiously at the mouth : he im mediately gave the alarm, and a Dr. hitching, of the same street, was called in to her assistance, but to no purpose, as she expired at six o'clock. Verdict --Lunney. THE MA HEMS. CORN-EXCHANGE, FIIIDIT. AUCIUST '3O. To-day but tele fresh antral. of Whett—The airplay on hand JI very Errae, and few rd.. effectet, at sut per quarter loser than on l'st..t.J.y. Five is coctpes—Barley and Malt likewise. P....A1.& of etch ,ort rather lower. We have goad supplies of (I•ts. and sever,' Ctrive. of rureigie out hand Thu. eruct, IA I.k..volec quotal at 1e44 price. Scarce any sale far Flour at Ss I,er s...ck lower, and it expected at a further reduc tion. CURRENT PRICF. OF GRAIN. Wheat 44. 46. 72.. Bean. 544. OA. Fins. 765. RD. 0.1 Tick Beans 44.. P Battey 35.. 40• 01. rulanJs Malt ilo4 0 , 1 Rape 5e.4.......351. 541. Or. White Peal 46.. 52. OA. Fine Pluut .... 64 .726, a.. On.. Pe.. 42. 46: 011 Se...vida 65.„ 81 , ..141 it 14 t/V Wl.l EA Including only 'rum the 1:01 aul agweahly to I d. 77 Qtlattr , a at 111 114 at 1 011 2 0 9 at I 90 at 1"4 444 ------ at 103 6 . 1 -- at Ibo 66 ---- at 99 at 96 at 9) at 94 at 9.1 6 at 93 laS , 855 at 90 g2l -4. at 84 rota% 7022 Quarter T IN NIAKK Auguot, to the 17th an Auger*. he new Act. a. A. 100 At 62% at 115 190 -- at 84 214 at tit iJ at P.) Ge ---- at 79 .U 4 1066 462 at 77 at TS 952 at 74 130 at 73 it Gd. higher 39 at 71 Is --- at 7J 100 - at G 7 1)0 -- at GG 8 ---- at Gi Averav 69s 1:d. a last Ittturn. -1. WZcgW.! A RETURN OF ri.omt, Froni Sag 1 7 , to Aug. 133 3 (tom the CoAet Ogre. a (1. Sack,. s. d reks 14, 139 0 67. 64 0 21.... 1..... 117 0 50.... Si 0 'W.... 71 thi 0 13;2.... SS 0 11133.... 80 0 76 And 1 )0 Sacks, at 7ss. . 1 .,c1r. Total-7,976 Sack+ —Av. ryes SOI. 9j. 61. 24 I..wer than last ,etutn. UNIIRIDUE The Corn lospeaor's Renoir, eto Thturd.iy, Aogtor ny Whe4t, per load l4l 0.1 to 131 Oa Harley, per or 404 Od to vb. 04 Oats 32• 04 to 984 0.1 aeons sis e 4 to 54s Oct raise lit)Ps. 11411 f. POCRITS. Kent 51 5% to lt -4 Keitt ll 121 to 1 . 1 IN Suutot.... .51 5* t , ) 6' 11% Stmex 51 10 1 U. 71 -r. l.:**og 5l y i IQ 41 11Q 1 Rarthans.....9i —4 tolll 14 Old Duty 21..0001. PRICE OF SEEDS IN .MARY-LANE. Carraway net► 6ll Od to 43. 04 pet ewt. Conan4er —4 04 to 136 Oil PRICES Ur . 11,41 fella* ST J•lites. wilitter•rnt. Hay . 0.1 • 41 15s Flay 31 16, „ e ;4, New C10ver......01 (1 a 01 Os straw .11 las a at I,':s I Straw 21 ICs a 31 Si AND SniAW: SM11 . 111.1EL1), Fetus, Minor To cut; the Offal—pet Stone ot hlb. 11 , •et Si 611 to en 6(1 I Veal —et 0.1 to C, 04 Mutton.... 4: G 1 to Ot Gd P 0.1 to 4. id Lamb is Gd. to Ss. 44. fir.4 , l of Cagle thi: D,y, Reads, about 600—Sheep and Lambs, 7,100. .DIENHALL 01Ag4hrh Circa Se. Veal A, 04 to 4i 44 041 to 4. 14 if 1. t•. 4, ed . F TALLOW. IYrli,tur , t witiia 9l¢ (.4 ;Y• r.I Wolfer ditto .... 6.) --, (,1 5...1.. ditto.... Gas 04 —. '..) , 1 1 Melting Stuff..-1 vd 55. 94 Ditto t 0.41) —. h Grlll..¢ . . .-.4 111 Good Or' is .... ... —, DA -%lott.e. I, 3'S , —Card, 9-..5. 114 4.- 1 41.4044. 17. 04. NEWt i.\ Cr_ AM) LEAI By the Beef O.l to 41 0,1 Muttetti..,So 4411 to 44 04 I Lamb 3 PRICE 01 St. James's Market 44 01 Clare Market IVhirechapel Market 3l I Per Stott.: o 1 ttlb. 12r, Oi Average Price... 48 0 Town Tallow. ... . .—y Yellow Sori;r, A Ms— Price o Candle., i. e r .1 is. it.kW HIt)!S. - Rest Heifers and Steer:, ;cr 91‘. 6d. to S. 64. MIL Id ints 3,. 2J tr. 9 41. Ordinary Matt:et Ca f — 124. 6.1 ea , h. Englirh Home Sheep Skins ...24 44. to di Od. Lamb Sitio , 24 64. to 4t. Gd -- .. ._ PRICE tHr LE VIIIF.R • Botts, 50 to 5..110. e.ieh Ditto, 60 to 6.11 n. each 251 to 5144 Merchants Hack:: —l to g2d • Draining Hides "1 1 to :t..ki . Fine C oc.ll Hi les 2311 ti 01411 - Crop Hideo for cutting ..... g 4 to 231 • Vat Ord:nary 2l to 92i Cat Skins, da to 414 b per amen fr: to 4M Dm., 50 to 701 b... 3sl to 4211 Ditto, 70 to *flit. 56,1 to SDI _,4 Small Seals (Gt,eala:rd) 40i to sga f Large ditto 1201 ot 18th ,ter doom. Tanned Hoorn HittLs 2l. to 36% p o lint -__.......__..... 7- . -. .: # !MCP. OF s LOCKS, Ye.s'IYADAY. $ per Cent. Reduced 3 per Ova. Cunsois. ... 4 per 4.../11t. 5 p.r Ova. Navy per 1.1....tgt Loyalty I It .: 1.0 a; Ansuieotv. - .. 17 1-16 Shunt Annuitre.. 2f Imperial Aassuaies sBi, Omatuto Lulir. tiond•. EKciteluer Kills llit,gll,h Lottery •I'icaetv Cativo:a fur.. 5 841 T. 31S11, Stuck Brv.kev, No. 4, Cara lull, and 9, Coantagvortas. I ttlLli o& IRISH sTl.H.:l3—ltuo. 24. Gov. mot:":134 per cent e 691 Guy, Hobentures 3 per Cent llli 9rt G,;.,t CAIO Ln.o, 6 pvr cent ... ' COURSE OF EXCHANGE, Far IPA r, Aura. W. Arniiterd.,n, ...• S 7 7 4 U. Venire 6'; Unto 4t Sight .. Se De Ltsbon 6Ol Rotterdam .......1117 2 U. Oporto 6l liambuigh SS 5 241) Dublin ISI Altona rain I day's date SS 12 I su•airm. Lc 4. Ditto Bottnisaan . 26 1 and Sais pot 05.., 4 S 0 Calm Mods id • ••• 96 effect. New Donets &Roos '44 Sleet in liar. ..... a b 0 Leghorn 3O New Louts each.... 0 . Naples . 4141 I Agoi WI the Bank of 1-Indatel Gerson 4S I tie ver Cent . Dublin on Loudon (Aug. 23, lll a 12; lielf,nt on L'l4ol /0 . Aug 00) l4 Belheit nit DeWitt (Ditto) 661 .m e.. aktTHF. On Welnea•lay evening, in Seanisti-plae?, b.ter square, Mrs. Webber, of a tun. On Tue.4iy, the 27th in.t. the ifonoinaVe Mrs...*.encer P:tesval, or a t!aeghter, at the Attorney.Lianerirt bowie, at lianspbteed. MARRIAGE. On the 13th of July la.t, it Vi nna, the Right 'lon the Earl of elanwilliant, t.. Lady S .uldtrain, reln3 of tt3e Admiral Lei Sholdhana. DEATHS. Toesd.y moping, amide:l:y, at Margate, [Jr. Mwore, of Hauer-street, Cavendish-square, Loretta. Lately, in the East Indies ' Cytatit William Per, Catt wright second SOO Or the Rev. J. Cartwright, of D %Vat. wickehire ; and, in a few days after, Mrs. Carting/hi, rel m of Cantle, Cartwright. HIGH WA l'Elt Tiflis DAY AT LUNDDN THAI) 4.. Meer.....!/ sin sitar 5 I Ev.v....19 al I -r 6 - 4 SALE BY AUCTION. CARINET AND COACH MAKERS, AND OTHERS. SINGLE HORSE CHAISVS AND HARNESS. BY Mk. wILAA,m, At the late Mr. scans Workshups, Gtoen street, Thee's'lfs. road. on THIlRiot 11, Seale.lrber sth , at Westin o'Cloalr. TWLNTY LOOS of HONDURAtiS MAHO GANY in Board, And ranks, ofd &rent thicknesses in sena!' lute; also, a (aaan , its lit llosso::$01 F Sue, amongst which it a range of Dining Tw ti-at Rootrases, a capital /4ahogany IPAUft FeAt , :ef GLOW, and other Artiolet I likewise, Two %thee Ilorse cite SIP and Homes* May lie viewed on Weda,tlar. esta!ogue , on the INe• anises, and at Mr. Wilson's temporary o:Fee, No. &I, Kmg• atr , et, For the MAO:dtlf appe)ved lolls may be taken,. or the Milli discount a 'orr..d. LONDON :—Priobd try GEORGE DAVIDSON. No. v. Wy , h-.trest, St. Clement',, and Published by JOqA l l RYDER, at Me ttTce, No IJ, Hark of St Ci. • Church, Strand, wbne Olden fut the Payer, I will be clay attwaried 10. • 41 i ~• ~~: L-