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THR ARMY. GENERAL ORDERS. 1101116•GU4IDS. sea. 14, 1810. ♦t a General Court-Martial, held at Quebec on the 9th of April. 1810. and continued by adjourn ment to the 11th of the same mouth. 1.4-uicitant Joseph Peters, of the Canadian Fencible Regi ment. gr 3. arraigned upon the undatuuntioned charges. viz.—. i.e." For bring drunk on piquet on the monies of the )st of April, to tu. ed. For great insubordination on the morning of the Ist of April, ;slit, its insulting Capt. M'Queen,enf the Ca• median Frocible Reinvent, then commanding Cape Dia mond Gourd, and canniest( him to fight, to breath of tits Articles of I%'r." Upon which charges the Court came to the fol lowing decision . . . . . The Court, having duly soil maturely weighed and consi dered the proceedings before thrm, waw of opinion, 'hat the l'raioner, I. iruiemint .1. Peters, of the Cansuli in Feocible Re wns Guilty of bosh the charges preferred against him, which being in Meath of the Articles of War, the Court sen tenced him to be r atkiard. The Court, in clueing its proceedings. lamented that Cart itPflowea did not exert his ont:iority to prevent the improper use of liquor iu the guard-room ; said after finding' the effett it bad produced on Lieutenant Pelona, be did not miser • poorer sense ordeal ) , due to the service, hut on the contrary en. tired into altercations, and antlered him to remain, while a state of intuxicatiou, in the cumnisted of the piquet. Hui illsjetty having been pleased to approve and emit:firm the finding and sentence of the Court, the COOtatatttler-in-Chief dire;:ts, that the charges re ferred against Lieutenant Joseph Peters, together with the seutetwe of the Coirt, shalt be'reati at the hind of eSery COrps, and entered in the Regimental dederly Books. By command of the Right Honourable the Corn mauder-in Chief, HARRY CALYCRT, Adjutant-General. 11011115.610ARDS. SETT. 2A. 1810. At a General Court-Martial, held at liarbisdoes on the td May ism, and continued by Adjourn. merits to the 14th of the same month, Lieutenant- Colonel l'hotnat Austin, of the 4th Sat tahoo troth Regiment, wan arraigned upon the under-mentioned Chlorite!, viz rat, For varions neglects of duty hiehly prejudicial to the Service, previous to his being removed (iota the command of the ith !imitation both Regiment, on the rith nfiall tares Ilium, at the Cape of Good Hope, in permitting (loarter 11froder Marriott of Ilse above Regiment, who was under ten- Imre of a Gesseril Court- Martha fur Peculation, to leave the Coluay at the Cape of Good Hope withent settling the Bar. r•ek Damages against the Corps, amounting to about Sou rioliais, which had laid over bits during the *hole of the Lien tement-Cotormers Commands being from the tbth fa t:nary, 5807, to doe Stk Jannary, titua; and seglecting to in sp. et the Clothing semi out for taus, at Cape Town ; and permitting that at fliniotes Town to be Wally neglected, and at the mercy of any body, when the Regiment were elicausped at Rotted:throat; sail for negleetrug to sign the Ratios sr Fisel Accounts for the r hole or part i t ir the shore period, s o. tit sent to him by lum aritersmow, Major Lomax, ou *high a& Count, on the Corps' tuition tuition, the t)fileces` advance of Pay, Rat and Forage money, was withheld, which die. treseed them, and deprived them of the means of obtsmitig stock and comforts for • bong sea voyage. " Fur highly improper conduct in erasing from the Contractors at the Cape of Good Rope, and &promoting to his, own use, a portiom of the Wood that eras *se to the Non. CWlltaillii(llltd Officers and Privates of Oil 4th Rambo* broth Regiment, during their encampment at Ittrambn Lush. 3d, " For anotilier-like conduct iu reerivtfig and raking with him, when leaving the Corveat tot different tisse..„•vis. at tym M ington, on or about the alit of arch, lb; ti , and at the ('ape of Good Hope, on his rem,wal from the Com al*" of the etwPor the Alhawnime to the Battalion fur Sta tionery and Postage, thereby übtigiu¢ his Smerssor to far sista the same ; and for which, on the Einbarkationeof the Corps its May tang , and Monk, i Inn, lie might bane beet' arrested, and bat it. Comthlamon, had be nut found the means of liquidating tiresome nth, For redact 'nighty aubreontiiie the rhareeter of an °dicer and • Geutlemam, to bong CUM' i'Ut.l ill bestir ; anti iu dircriing iu Bait shins OVIICI im sash Pius ruthei loo;, at 11, ('ape of Good Ham, an Wise of Queues to Officers (Nonni mating Consplatres fur their Men, when they west not allowed lit be wen% mid competing* the liminusts to take C.lllll'etl, ml fit lid. rimming er;h, et Moe mime time moil place and obiging them loginup those which Governmeat Mai atteylard them *llk grebe.'" Upon whit% Cnargea the Court came to the.fk. lowing decision : •. "The Coed, barter iitataeirty eassiaereil the evidence oa She part or the vetoes-Mies, se far as the Charges were within to period timitedlry law fog their innotigatiou, and haring doily weighed what thwNruiunct has alleged-to his defence, tad what km hero adduced by larth-Partlts, is a opinion as follows as to the Ist Charge .1 he Court is of opini )))) , timt the Primary, Llealtraint- . (*.Motel /tinnier, is nut Guilty thereof, and dues therefuse 'Mum bilionrably ornsit hist. '1 As to the ad Charge, the Court is of °piston that the Prinoier, Austin, is nut Guilty thereof, anal sloes Owl etOre num honourably aeiptit to tile sal Charge, the Court la of opluios, that as fir as Hsi,. -Charge is within the penal limited by ttei Mutiny A. I, and w hichahisse has roitie - hitger their cegoinerwe the Lieutreatit•Colonel Anne,,.W not unsay tbesvissf, . noadoes thergf,e must Isonuoiably ac q uit " to intim 411, the Court in the coarse of its pracee,tonis lusting determined that the nest part of thip utim-ec mooting traffic was two generally laid fur it to take cognizance Hutt part, is of opinion respecting the re in work,. sof lie Charge, that the kimoner is not (mill) thereof, and doh therefore most honourably The Court having moot hintirtiribly acnniiit .1 lii mi• pours, Lieutenant-Colonel Thoina. Austin, of alt the chat zen pref... red egainot hint, 'isnot close its procerdoez, ultimo if. elm; itself eall‘d upon Is siiimailvert apes the motives which seem to liars iirduced this prosecution, is Inch it ram trot bu t i n devoist; kWh frivolous soil IP a. 1.1 nut to bate been bruit-dig howard for the good of the &claire. but :o hove ttetsioateit iiienetuas motives, and carried on to ;ratify rivals emmitment." lite Alejeitty hos been stlear•A to approve and itontirin the op roton and dr.-'loll of the Court; and in consideration of the whole ref the tirettiuktotte et ett'lltia mote t us thee olopear lotion li.o fa , e of the pe..ce.illicsg., tine beets I it rt her pleased to emit opine. t it rtrauld he immune,' to the Propeeutrir, Lieut.-Col. Lomax, that his further service lie ilia Artisi will be challenged with. and Ilvit he will rierordnegly be removed (torn his Miies.Ws Ser. stl I_l vice ;--eloot its •r, frlelbee to the _nem. c;eue teeter of Lieut.-Col. Lomax. as testified w the dire commie from sonatoGenerel Offices. which hr pre di aced is his defence. awl from an humane feelgog towards bie family, His Kijosty he. been grey:goo.- ly folearod to consent to his bring snored to receive the ' , due of the ram 1ni4.10 , 1* which he pits-chased ; atta as Liestenant-Colosel Lotuses smiterr.4 to have var. linsed mint only hi. 314jnrity. but to hare born at an expense over •ntl above the bounty is rams olq; mei) tot his einnionny. 1164 Illiejesty hay been fu-ion Item aratiorisly pleased to allow. that he • .040 , 1 re. e ve the 111110Unt of the d.iferciace betatron a Lieut.-11.w y and a Compeot, is sd` l "'" t o the sum at he paid on ohtelnitn: his 111sinric . CogginiroJer-ia-Chief direct,. t;,.a. the • els charg, preferrect i 'ol Mt . Ibleeltnanto 0 onel Tho mas. *esti% ,to •itb the•dechpoe and ob servations of the Ciao% mod His Majesty's pleasure thereon, shall be mod et the heed of every corps, and entered io the Regimental Orderly Banks. • By command of the Right Honourable tltpCout orianuler-on-Chief, (Sir") HARRY CA vrEar, iteljutaut-General. NAVAL INTELLIGEVC PORVIMIOUTII, ism 30. Sailed thi Marlborough to the Eutwarti ; yap per gun-hrig. tor Guernsey . . 'The Wolverine is this day releabed from quaran tine. Arrived yesterday the Mars and Hero from a crime in search of the French ships :hat escaped front Cherbourg ; and the Coquette, from off Ch..rbourg. • Sailed yesterday from Coves Road' the Owen Weedwret, with the Mediterranean fleet under COlll Oy. This eveniog a large fleet hove in sight of St: Helen's, but at being thick weather, could not Jeans thtir onuses. PLYMOUTH-DOCK. *CPT. 29. Yes teal arrived the Aarta fligste, from Ports mouth, • Sailed the Dexterous gun-brig, with convoy for the Downs ; and the Deptfird naval transport, .for Portsmouth. _ _ Went out of harbour, the Armada, 74, Presitket antom frigate, and Ph ; the latter sailed on a cruise. Cause up harbour the Princess Charlaw. 'Ms day arrived the Pctietiers, 74, from off Brest; the Pheasant sloop of war, and the Vedas *chooser, from the westward. This morning the Pheasant sloop of war brought intelligeuce to the Poet-Admiral, that two sail of the line and two frigates had sailed out archer bourg, and (report says) gone down the Manuel. ln consequence of which the following ships were ordered to sea immediately, in quest of them, viz. Dreadaoaglit, 98, Veaeratk, 74, Haassibal. 74, President, 36, and Plieasard sloop of war. At the moment the orders were given, a boat had reached the President. for the purpose of paying her crew, but the Captain was not permitted to stay. :The De:tennis gnueinig put back this morning witleher convoy. owing to a foul wind. The Cheerly is,nea convoy. instructions to the vemels bound to Lisbon, and will sail the 30th inst. The Dexterous tuk.o convoy to Cork, and the latelligeat to the Dow to. Two owesputiles of aitillery embark here to-day, flee Portugal. Several detachments of troo l A are likewise expected here iu the course of the ensuing week, to einbask fur Commit, to join those now embarking at the eastern ports fur the same deo! tination• The Portuguese brig Peaseateato, Felix Borate, master, for I.,lstesn. with a cargo of wheat; arrived here, was out out of Belleiste by the boats of the (Ancora. in the most gallant style, with a loss on our part of two sestueu, who were killed in the attack. Remain in Carresnd Play.-.Dieadnonglit, Venerable, Set. pima. Hannibal, Elizabeth,.apd Armada. Ie the Susud—lturveillonte, bhun ~,,,, , President, Aigle, Dryad, 4We', Harpy, Lapiegle, Seylla, Bak* Poi legatee Iseig of whir, sod Chterly. In Baruparri—The Amethyst frigate. la H imosze—Aberrromlne, Di Agoit, Poinpee, Spartan, Princess Charlotte, Talbot, Orestes, Foxhound, Hawk, Pier. rer, Mullet, Laidearnor, Britannia, fieptaue and Elisabeth leaders, and Supply trausporl. DEAL, SEPT., 30. Arrited the Itionido, from a crane.. S.tded the Ti eba4 frikcate.ftedpok, Bermuda, end T.-hint/notloops of wet, on R uutze elf liJulogur.— Wind E. police. sill. 30. Six o'Clock p. in.—Fuer hemeward•baaud West Women are brought up in the Reads, sod a sloop of war, the wind lisAing come round to theeastwerd ; several more: are jia, discernible vrith glasses, elsoug which is said w the Pitt Indi/Imen. (vim, SEPT. 2. -S. &atmfar being the Unlieersary of the • Cutout - firm of Flo most Friends*, Majesty, the ships in Cove harbour, eatimatillgorilse Ss kasha. Emerald. Sybille, and l'riacess CAarlutte, frigates, the Crate sloop of ‘Air, end Amsterdam store-ship, tired $ royal suln brio honour of the occasion. V.-eh-v[loy the flesolase and Atteatire gun-brigs, e. their arr,vri, saluted Admiral Thoratborough's flag, which was retarnei from the Emerald. . fi'e•terd:y mornin g the VOgie, Caputo Uptoo, oiled ft ow Cove on a ur9K•. - FR.) .1 UMW% LIST. GRaymacmo, Su:IT. 30...-Arrived the William King, Atkaseue, Inas &atom, mad several gf Ike Jimmies aro.— Sailed dip Slilier, far Jamaica. -'• On Monday warning. the gelliot Flarpre, of Greenock, Lunar, master, bound from Liicrpool to Limerick, laden with augur, tobacco, &c. ran on shore ai Swig/0:e Bay, near Milford ; she r prong' a leerle t ipeu about 30 utiles off Youghal, its a .rale of wind it N. N. W.—the water gaining on the pumps, site bore away for Milford, but b •fore she reached the coast she became waterslog4eil, and Would not straw. At the tame she fill on shore she we, nearly gdiog down, having seven feet ejotie inches of water in the kohl! it is supposed the and vary) will he mist!? unit. At Worcester great Irstr, on the 19nt last, cattle, sheep, and pigs, expeidateed a reddened in price. Best cheese sold &mold% to 7fla. per cart —Two meal ((mu tits. to 704.--s New hops, SI. Us. to 61. very prime 71. Old hops, 700. tog° . The (rattly o r site new i • better than was "specter , , bet the quantity falls short of preemie.' estimate ; the duty on the whole kingdom is now laid at only 80,0001. and the Worcester district at little more than 13,0001. Lad work. Juba Jews Wig executed on a tem porary frallow4 ere, led me Flint Marsh. for the rob bery sad merrier of Jelin N'yone. the aversive of Naht.y.Firth Aisne-works, The unhappy wretch grim a nosiveof lisp., and ►.t the vigour of maw. hood, reedy 1115 )eara or age ! lie evinced greet firearm's at the place of execution. confessed the crime ht had "Inwitted. *Di flied with a seeming coafidence in the metleatios of a merciful qsveour. There lees not been • person hanged at the above pace fur the last twenty-four years. STORM OF THE PORT OP SIVIVAASS. We have already announced the fall of the f, rt of Shimmied. The force by which this enterprile wits accomplished sailed from Muscat on the 24th of December list, and arrived at Shinano& on the evening of the 31st. In this expedition the English were acconspanied by nearly 4000 of the (manna's troops. The fort was summoned to surrender and on refusal, was bombarded by the ships aryl gun-boats. Its situation. however, was ton distrait to admit of such a mode of attack being aka cnois ; the troops were landed on the winning. of the 9d January, about htef a mile to the southward of the town, on a sandy beach which is overflewed during high spring tided arid a southerly wind; the puttee was an excellent one, as they had a back waiter running parallel to the sea shout 40 yards in front. The linauns's troops were posted on the left of the British. A 101-inch mortar. with a couple of field piece', were taken across the creek, with an intrs lion of attacking the fart on its southern side, when • party of the enemy's cavalry made their appear ance from the woods which run along the coast about • mile distant from the sea, and commenced an attack ; but they were at length put to flight by the advanced pary. This circumstance, which aliened that this plan of opennions win exposed to frequent interruptions of this kind, determined Lieut.-Col. Smith to change his plash lie accord ingly intrenched himself in the position above.' mentioned, and erected a battery against the sea face of the fort. The zeal of Capt. Wainwright soon lined this battery with tis o u4-ponnelevi, aim 114-pounder cannonade. and three brass ti-pouoders from the fleet, in addition to the three field-pieces belonging to the detachment. A very heavy tire was opened at day-break of the 3.1, and between 9 and In o'clock a breach was made in the curtain, and shortly afterwards one of the towers of the tort fell in. The gene were then directed to the other towers, from which, however, it was found impos sible to drive the enemy. Two o'clock was the hour appointed for amusing ; in which a body of 400 of the !masses troops were to assid. While the different detachments were taking sip their stations' of attack, the [mauls troops. from misunderstand ing the orders, got before the British, and entered the breach first; but our soldiers observipg this. soon „win up to them, and passed them I on which the lisianmees readily yielded the remaining labour acid honour of the day. By fire o'clock the fort was entirely surrendered. and shortly afterwards was given up to the 'mauves It is impo►sible to contemplate a more obstinate resistance than was made by the enemy in this po. sition. His defences were nearly battered to reins, and the garrison lay around in mingled heaps; still, is this hopeless condition. while the body of his fort was occupied by the British and Imauinees, he lici-o.vered, at even the least cessation of musketry, to tire upuu them from two of h.s towers which were not sufficiently destroyed to admit of an imme diate disfirlgtoent. Every'attecopt to scale these towers was ►wade in vain ; every access to thesis was strongly barricaded, and defended by long spears. with showers of large stones from their tops. Evening was no•.r fast approaching, when humanity, sad every other consideration, calling - fur a teraui sestina to such a scene of carnage, the few survivors in the fort were called upon to surrender rad save their lire% Death Delmer than submission, was the answer they sent! Two 11-pounders and :) isieces were now brought up from the battery, wed a heavy• fire with double shot was opened close under the towers; in order to level them. The ene,ny still kept up his fire, and seemed determined to holy • himself in the ruin,. The hand grenades rind fire balls which were male' use of were returned upon the Brlti.ll before they could burst, with deliberate 'resolution. As the towers were rapidly felling in, every soul mast so a short time balm perished, the Grist; was ordered to cease, sud another aeon made to site their fires. ly one man, aelliaioted with the English character, at length tame forward, and after miter. gird re•ittrances of protection, the teinainder were. through this tatau's weans, prevailed on to sup rendr. . It is, ito;iossible to do adequate justice to the welt and um. eeried exertinns 01 the Hi an.li officers and sAtiers to wee the heei:. of their conquered einem:es. Mcii whose raciice it is to give uQ qtrirter, are not softly twrsituded that soy infer of it is sincere. The difficulty of producing such a persu 'sign on the minds of the unhappy wretches on the present occanon. was enhanced by the demi. rate aisiinosity whirl' prevailed betneen them and our allies. Our officers (review-1y iutertered. at the risk of their own hies, to protect the former from the fed melon.; rage of the latter. The personal exertions of Lieutenant-eoisinel Smith, we are authorised to my, w e re eminently candpicuoits. We are happy to find that our loss was trifling, amounting only to one killed and 1I wounded.— Amongst the latter are Lieutenants W. C. Harvey cud 11. 'fikelor, of His Majesty's 65th Regiment. The lam of the enemy was 400 killed. On Snaring seunight, the anniversary of the birth of Triousou was celebrated at Edisiim, as usual, by a numerous sad reivectable company. The Winnstay M.-ctoig llttelid .ed by all the principal NOMervieu and tibisuienmiii of this part of the country, who study and piactise agriculture as a science. A piece of Vittr voted to Lord Arisen for ploo g lik j i with (we, b or .e. abreast ; and to the plow4liman, two guineas. Laid BRADFORD, Mr. Curry, and the Rev. °reser Cat Ivy, were the judger. IIOWDEN FAllL—Tini greetoot fair in Vorlmbire for horses. and whieh wanJa aim to Horacamle, eollll6lefleel nu the :23.1 September; bat, as usual, the London Ceders, and their agents in the coun try, oho am Dow very nnuicrosm, •were riding the country roil looking into eve. v farmer's 'table for a fortnight previous to the fair. Much business was done in the war of adrancia; the pets of horses from three years tri Four; suit giving theist pedigrees previous to their arrival is London—finfortunatelr i however, the London Dealers make rest mistake% and Ore a Lincolnshire horse a Norfolk site, who re rer hcord of him ; and convert a three-year old ,ilio a capital Mutter, though he never %es iu a ti. Id but to eat the. gr.iss of it ! ki Si 1 Nt Peas ere a. 'nth poet part, tdia : : aka ut ure . i ; i7 , l l : lv . .. p a' 4 :le k r: ,, irt 7. l st.4 .. turoi : onda ll::E .K r ai g . . ri.d re ' ait ene l : 34 en agY areer • diPer. Beth e goe u euClii p a ; alP i oftr s P : Nti.: ae ?;" d otefo r : sCl i.: B4:lli i i i r etr i . i :S i l de s tlit;,24 :ll :: r lc :t . : l4 : : li e l lrl i s iL 4l:l. : 4l .r i, t o u f ,. :l : 3' . 'l7 : ( l , 4 lll. I • NEP zita:ztikiiiici3:::.....‘, )).. CURRENT C . : R .. 7 5 :: 5 P 5 82R5.1C(:)... Oslo F .. ......... .. 4 ti.. b t:i : 7 C : i :I: : a l 4 tte hil l i t nit t:.........1041 1075 Tick ..',..': 54 ell : 1 ., wheal tiom. 9og. Ids Henna dot ?: ..... 1 : 5 ., . • ,r 34e. 445 . Pollsol ... .... ... . gji ''''' 3 ,,,„ 4 715. els Potato., ditto " .. ** ".. '- ltap, seed ******* •ti• 441Coirs.Peaslaspoetriell4171t58:1115;,D4118.'''r'ti::‘1111.10".urairl31ap-: : 4'l • --- --_ ...... ... r.ble, wo , Wheat, per load...Nro 311 -1. lo Jul. ' Stuiey, per quarter r‘or. J. --(1: tl. 454. -.A Oen' • of Mac -d to Cos. -o. Ikons 51M -d. to 63..--il OW Ditto •-05..... d. to _,.....d. Peas l. . 604 - --si. to ( id., ...o . , id . am:s a h t pe g i l l r an d ; a s il e : 6 t:li im e t : a g r h iki . o t el w rad. ll Ehad of L l M D l a t v tle e ci l oA li: l n t 1 E.14. :0 e i , ! 1 . e r Lingr:::11'::. tae • r : RI ro.•d: illutton, Viral, mart Pork, sell at loot -. 0 t o ," (I , ,t....f i lr: o "l : e x: r :a . ' . ue c . 46 7 l 4 al r: l t i 'c ie t td :4 4. l l. 3 l " l : ll e o me ll s in. :u . smi t c ‘ 4 l" u s d f l: . l 7 Bt e n t*r e p : ;:i , P e i l c::: . 7 ., c rl : l 4 3 ll : t i u u :: 4 , ..m . : . 1411 : 4 '. -4 . : : 1,1 y ave.) • ; Ha y vd TI i k .. l uot.t4o.n.....‘4l.Tudourtlintlookoitithes.. offa l, ti l Pe t hke t r aitt:al.:. d . . ‘ .:. ' 5 . ..:. b :. ..... ... -- v,!." TI hs Veal . ..... 34. O. to 75. ed. Cahn ... othe.".l3,Sin eurk .Is. od. loin int. Pip s ..... ............ • ',,,. 44 j if.,l :4 1 ; 1 HAY.. ARNE/. . ........... . '' Hay ...... ...61. am od. le 91. os n 4 1tanu0........01s ISA od. to :11. vs M I . biE; l4"rer aATE AND7ILEADIVI Ie ESIII I.I. ' A ti lt:L b M ra (By Ike caremo .. lent so. tod. to 41. ed. I Yell es. oil. to. .4 ' 4 1 a Netts= '4l. 4d. Ile Ss. 0.1. I Pork Ma 14. to 71 di Los& - - 4a. 54. to 60 od. • rtticE OF HAY AND STRAW YERTERDAY. . eta entree. WHITICIIAttL. I Hay 51 too. ed. to 01. too. oat. Hay a on. is to • 6!. itratroat. 34 ed. teak Ids al. New, oh. a.. to al. of Clover, st. to. to I. es I H Straw, ill. lei. In 31. is . PRICE OF HOPS. ----- il Odell. eoCZIII4. I Rent, el. tog. to EL a.. Kent, 51. is to a w in [tome:, 41. lee: le SI. ee. Sows, al 10e. NS IS, MI Rosen. al. Poe. is SI. 00. Farrikam,6l. tel. to ati. a .5, New Hopi, 5L ft. to 71. Its. New Hops,sil. tile ¢a 8w PRICE OF LRATH F.R. -- -R. h 4 Botts, 50 to stilbe. nob - old le 231 rt 1 of Ditto, s 6 to 6611 w. each - oLd to MA 111 Maarkants• Backs . Tod to old I Vowing Hides • nd to 104 Fine Coach Hides 194 to 11l SA Coop Hide 33 to 4016 ° for cottlal hid to gtd Ca Ditto 451 i SOW - 174 to 194 Coif Skim so to aolba - gad to 344 I Ditto lie tiryolbs - 3ad to 424 s Dltto 76 to 4401b4 . 3;•.1 to 441 s Smell Snits (Orfastaod) at id to 3.31 Ir 11pditto loos to 1305 per dov m e. Skim • • • Ow Is 70. 0 401441 Home Hideo . i9l to wild 14 .- ' -r ' -r RAW al Dt.S. Rest Heihmi and Steers (per Ordinary .ts tel in n. 4 moue) Is. 61. to 36. 04. Market Call 111 .1. rack • ' Mitilillalta 4 1 I• id. tO. 21. ed. Ent Hors t3sivi. to tat id Skearlings 1 Lamb Skies • . - . - 24. .4. to 31. 5 4 - • 71111 PRICE OF TALLOW. St. Joesee's Market 45 aid ' Town Tallow 73$ 6i --a • i 1 Clore Markel as id 1 Yellow Russia 735 • 4 ;es 9 1 , 5 1 ,risisectrapel Market as licl Villite ditto .. , !i. on -4 0 114 per st. of Oh. -.-- Swap rlitti. ... ~.,i n 1 -. v , , J . m . l -4 yriliwg s erf .., so t.LI --• s 4. , 1 Average.... •s 'aid titan mints An in --e • 4 . 1...0, .. ....... .. 4 ~. e r.,., , 31 Dior' ln • wo Trl!aes Some, 90a-Mwtrteli 110.... Cari, Pl . . is o Prier el C.polles, ger doges. 10$ od--.•4 on' Is.___ • .4-0•1 S oo -- COAL /111.416KLII,Siet. I. lso Ships. Skips milk rem. ego Mii Newhialk Cool tai..... Ile. 0. to +4l. 9 1 49 it Suoderland 0....., so.. 04. to s_ , nil . I Cittifiri ►i• .. Jct. 1;1 to - 5.... 1 ---:--,.-.---- , -_ s - _ , - - - • :. -=.--• ,-o 'ld P4ICE• OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. ie. 3 pig Cent. Consuls 531 4! ll 'CI .5 per Cent. Navy °motion @if Vi bi 1114 ludic, 13014.14 II 13 rule. liar Egcliopirr Pills C.nooda tor T r IRTl.iiiSll3 81811 - r Clo Ilse lad' alt. et Dallykeal-hosmo, the rat of Go • 4 . 4 ?lucid, Esq. the Lady of Joho Creqh, of Water' - - - -- - -..--• BIRTHS. 9' StCochkari lieri o UCCr .44, . 2' C. 16 1,41 county Limerick, Egq 4.1 a slseghter. k or A . t d il au lt g a h ocr ie :ille, the Lady of !Lowland Biconc.rilsia:::l,LE. n AI Hermitage, musty of Limerick, the Right • 1 9' 4 ° , 3's ofiltlionbter• I' MARRIAGES. e m ß si: l in s e nY m i ;:si aPel . n e , it ill se hl :":01:13:441irgetn:ReC:utiewPeelr.y."..hd:otea(n:,liCi4relidr:thar.loreedR111a."1:rnste'67141:‘,111,11'.•‘: '7:l rit.;! ; ,l t lli lt li eseeir ....ll... waimen r..hreiger,f l, ci t ai. li er o c., li ii c earil l y. . l en. o i. li a :e r ' e : i a nis il l o t it irek , j o eee v . ph ij r_w ,, , ,,.4, 11 1 , lori rual it t.,4 * . i s i . t ier A g r z t . t , i 1 E ut al ie o re f u ltra . Eintiotheadßegereerinientte.4tero ai . i i i n . : , t 0 .: : :11, ..ir : DEATHS. ern, Oil the 14111 sit Thomas Roe, Esq. of Dow" , ja , I. 4... Mute of lislkenay. Grand • Par 7a .. re A re f , te s r ie s Tu thor ee t er ilisie je a d t k . 5 . .. , : li i i i ii i, t z. .....'g r i l n i g: u o are ntke • tts. V, At Goldkii liri4ge, eon.ity DuAin, aged 93, Wo• Eali• 410449 . , a Ali thtTersol,y otlernoiiii. efter NONE • ib ea,l l . ~ ~.. , so Vt. We. /Footage Gi.es, •,4' yoeS. Mr. trite. bad i I. ) .., ir.t vm y4411544%4 a Ws, mad was &reseed nit of t he b, ...,,,,, • 81; of ''f*.;nl in , _ that lou , ty, tr %••• *Moll prof,aviou h.. ' i ealpioveu oy Me boyar. of r-miti soil lumber . ~,,, . 0 • tia c.... 14 serape thew Ise Isis meet. aid °tarn t " , ' o ea a. r ! h i: r i er ke rre gre reri atekt fer uico be :y i . ieer il r o ty wu ee, u i n i, i , . i v r i , ro r : t l ,it k i :F . , 1t it poor ft Ikrw, like (Agee mortals, had 1.2. fra ro 1, 7 1 It 614'1.'1 he rsokl fAvve the hatchet with 14149 ~ t . a t ~ *mulls catremed a 'hieing teens Is l Ike " 1. . 6 "_, , h , I cm 1 0 the Stre:ete,{ , but Homy did it all for the wo rm - , _ i..o ac i ere, Ills owe good at kept, a. well as that of his Y, ; eh aw i; a to I- te and tLimight t'-,rre was no gi rat Larne ni .. ~....„ t bou4 fi 14. for either,-We clone! Prowl noticing that llturc Ii; 1l en e 2 , e e i d i:ig . heeii h fri i t' , fu r i w:,..4 l 1.09.4.10,.u:ty ; !.4,....forg.:11:ilmr:11::::::, 7 i ' 1441 :.: 11 _ [duns' a heroes. for mon t•ge w•to a r uu l___ o s . c a bail s, t imighbogirlorod, ood to whom he en to to.. _. to a day or two . -1....- - -- - -'--- -_.-- - -.---;---•••---'-7- _ ....,,, 411tH WAT F.R, TM% DAY, AT LON DeONeriberi,4l."'" Moro. to min. alters --.E.el i • 27 an ' ..._ ---- ---- • . c,.1 , Lt a i , N ., l3: . l , N ..h . s .z ed Pri a n t tipt x.t y I C , . l i t l at ee l e T n H r . s.. oe w l ' fn C r i : n t.l•l lIIPIOGIs by J. WHITE,,s, some plate.