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Imis. l NA VAL INTELLIGENCE. OCT. 17. Arrived Lis 3lrdra and L. C Lira Sll4llllll friptcs. captured near Cadiz. • PORTSMOUTI'. ozr. 2e. Arrived the Adman, man of war from the East ward. Came into harbour, the Spanish frigate La Parma. Wind Easterly. OCT. tl. Aytived the Moore cutter, from r, il a r a lt A r i Nanrp ctitti.r. from of Hattie; Eaumine frigate, and the Kest cutter, from the Downs; also the Reiter sloop of war. with the Dolt44s lugger, laden Stith atone, from Swansea, for LA:Joil. which had been taken by a Fiend, privateer. off Brighton ; the Rat'ler left His Majesty's ship Megera, in cbace of the pri vateer. Saih•d the Courn.tests man of war. for Plymouth; and La &me frigate, for Cork.—Wind E. AU-oVi.Y, TOR .'Y, OCT. 120. Arrived restetday evening. the squadron under the commaiii of the !lon. Admiral Graves. and sailed a e ;.ti this afternoon, with the squadron under the command of .10 viral Cornwallis, to the Westward ; akin, the L Meted& armed ship for Plymouth.—Wind Easterly. DCAL, OCT. 20. Sailed the P,,•iieeis Rot/al, Indefatigable', and the Mob!, eoppered armed transport. Came down from the River, the Gem ge, Cox, bawd to Gibraltar, anti remains in the Downs, with the rest of the ships, as per last. OCT. V. This morning sailed the Curb', sloop of war, with • fleet of outwarsibound vessels, under convoy for Portsmouth ; L'Xspetirie sloop of war, with a convoy for Ireland; alse, the Lidgenic sloop of war, with several transport► having on board troops, ender convoy, for Jemmy, which, by contrary winds, are again put back. Arrived L'Utilessloop of war, with the 4naervon i and the Diann armed ships, f•Mn Dunge ness ; also the Pe&► and Bruiser gun.brigh from a Bruise ; and remain in the Dnwrs, with the rest of the ships as per last. Wind S.E. variable. iI•kWICW• OCT* 21 - The Prince of 'Wales packet. Captain Anthony Deane, sailed with the mails and passengers last night for Husom. Ilse "leek/eve! packet, Captain Bridge, is order sailing orders, with the mails for Gentenborgh, and the Russia* General liitzolf and suite. Two of the paclots that were dne from Hums', arrived late on Friday night ; the Aa..kland, Captain Bridge; and the Dana. Captain Stuart. Among the late arrivals are, the Prince Biron de Cnurland ; the Russian General Sablnukoff ; the Russian Con an!, on his return to Liverpool, and ab ut 130 He r overian recruits. Y•RMOUTPI, OCT. 21. Arrived the Lark packet, Dell, from Gottenburgh, with mails and passengers, which are landed here, and the packet will sail the List fair wind, for Har vich.—Wind S. VtOM LLOYD'S LIST. Gesviarlso, GeT 21,—Passed by die Gen Stewart, hem Viadras; Kent, Wilson ; and the Alliance, Robuin, from INonduras; Mary, Stevens, owl North Carolina; Srt.', Qiiiiiton, and the Kt;, Packet, h White, tram Lisbon; Pisa, race, trim New York; Anacreon, Fletcher; and the l'ro gre.s, Everett, from Vilma; Belton', Spans, (min Stettin ; Unity, Hughes; and the COMlllefell. Walker, from Dublin; Vauron, Holt, from Norway; Betsey, Stearn.; ,nd the Vic torn Mackbleek, from Archangel. S,il,d the Auto, Boudf.r, for New South Wale.; Alliwsn, Thomas, for hla't.i; Anna, Francis, fur Gibraltar- Lad Dunc4n. Lone , for Limerick ; Eagle, Dillon, for Nei; York; Charlotte, lltoire-., ; tortagkt, Jamie.; Resolotion. Soricles; and the Jonze J a n, wie—, fur Embdon. Mk 1•• At Lirerpoof—the Sarah, Seller, from J int .; , 1; aml the Mary, White, from Massachusetts At Whitbv..4he Three Sitters, Smith, from Pi.t.rsborgli At Teigiimoutis.-the Srotheit, Dowier, from St. Andes*. At Guernsey, Mary, &salt, from Virginia. At Heltroet-Ahe Throe itrethrn, Lastfrip ; Ann, Bog San4sein, Atkins, hen Roam. At Vtrynts-Atte 1 144(1A. HnitUlft. from Sourdcaux. At Singrun-u4b. W. alland QOM, Lucien j and the Jupt from LOadnel• IMEN. CAPTURE OP THE SPANISH SQUADRON. iIIiaTIICR IP ARTICOL ANS ►ROM MOTLEY'S ►ORTS. MOUTH PAPER. OT YILTIATIOA Y. It is evident, by the subservient relation, that Go verment do not expert that the conduct of the Cam of Spain, in fitting out an armament, and their repeated affs of duplicity to this country, upon which an eirsiseium has been some tone pending, could be honourably and satisfaCorily explained : the indifirtigelpie, Captain Graham Moore ; Captain Gore; Lied', Captain Hammond ; and the ediesp4Pas, Captain Sutton, were ordered off Cadiz, to detain and bring into port a Spanish squadron, which were- expetted with treasine on board from Rio-de-la-Plata. On the 4th day law their arrival off that port (the sth lust. ) the Spanish ships, c , , nsisting of La Medea, of 44 guns, 18-pounders, and :100 men, Rear-Admiral Don Joseph de Bast: mantis y Ge tore ; La Fame, Commodore Don Michael de Sa piaisna ; La Mr-ceder, Captain Don Joseph Goycoa; La Clara, Captain Don Diego Meson, of '34 guns each, 12-pounders, and 300 men. appeared in sight, off Cape St. Mary. Captain Moore (the Commo dore) intormed the Spanish Admiral of the nature of his orders, and suggested to his discretion the Spanish squadron's accompanying him into an English port, without resistance, adding, that be must otherwise enforce obedience. lii a'sout an hour afterward, the Spanish squadron 'hewed intentions to get into Cadiz, upon which our squadron chased ; and they instantly commenced a very smart alion, which lasted an hour and an half, about forty-five minutes of which they were opposed within pistol shot of each other ; but the Mere, dr. blew up, atter engaging the inothian half an hour, and, we are sorry to relate, every soul perished, including 19 ladies, who were passengers. Ls Medea and La Clara, were taken possession of by the bodefatwahle, Medusa, and dierp/rioe; and L., Faxen, by the Lively, Capt. Hammond, who fought her in the most gallant style, having killed 5 men and wounded 47, sir of whom have died since her arrival at Spithend ; and the ship is torn to pieces The Livele had t men killed and 7 wounded. !ley are all richly laden, and, it is moderately computed, are worth about a million of money. La Fang has 1,I0:4000 dollars on board, besides a very valuable cargo of bides, C urs, .1 he pi isoners bare been re moved to the Rays! Ork prison ship, in the hat boar, and the officers are landed at Gosport, and put under the care of Capt. Sir F. Thesiger, the agent for prisoners of war. The Lady of a Colonel of A rtil le-y, who was wounded nu hoard the nma, died cn Monday last. La lama has been nine years at South America. She cams into harbour this morning. The office. s rf her will experience a very considerable sof property in specie. and of merchandise. The blowing up of lie Merccdet is a me anc holy accident, dre frequency-of which is to be attributed to their dangerous method of loading their guns, which is, by a shell, from a cask where the powder is kept loose. Capt. Hammond went to London with the account on Wednesday evening, from whence he returned this morning. Dispatches have, in conse quence, been sent to all the Port Admirals, and Admirals commanding squadrons. The cargoes of the Spanish brig Sr. Joseph, laden with linen and wheat, and the Spanish Esperanto, which have been taken possession of at Cowes, by order of Ad miral Montagu, had been landed at the Custom- House. The enhet two prizes and the Init_fati.nbk which have put into Torbay, are ordered into this port. NORFOLK. Ocr. 20. .....1.• At the adjourned Quarter Sessions, held at Holt, on Friday, the 12th inst. Martin Meek, for an as sault on William Barstard, was fined 6d. and sen tenced to he imprisoned in Walsingham bridewell fur three weeks THs cituILCRWAIDLNS AND OVERSELLS Of CRONIES, PRIM OF WILCLS. - restsesay. _ _ _ S per Cent. Rai. _ _ • 56J II per Cent. Console . billet 4 per Cent 4 per Cent. Navy. 91 % fon Cent Lo y alty Long Ann ...0. 1.413-1 Shot Aunuit.e. 2 11.16 11.1inium 66 Eng. Lottery Tickets.. ?II. 011111 a., WNW , . 57 i3i T. msit, Stock-Hmker, 4, Cornlal. and 9, Chargnvemo. PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS. OCT. 16 Government Debentures SI per cent I)itto. 5 per cent 69 Moral Canal Loon, 6 percent.... SSI CURSE OF EXCHANGE. Fetoar, 0 l9. An.teniarn .... 38 2 2 U Venice 59 Ditto at Sight .. 37 7 Naples Mt Rotter Jam C. F.. 12 011 U. Lisbon s9g H imbuigh..... 33 8 1 U. Oporto 6O Altana 35 92U. I Dalehn l5 P.iri. 1 der+ date 25 2 Ditto 25 10 U. nn/I.N. i i .1 bourdeaux 23 10 Portugal Gold i.s Cosa Madrid Ditto Cadiz —i. in Paprr I hew Dollars o.on WI WIZ I..ghorn . e 11. ink ' Hunand (;erino . 110 Bel Ide. RETURN OF WHEA Including only from the Bth agreeably to , S. J. 119 QuJrtera at 88 24 -- at 86 319 -- at 84 13 at 83 290 -- at 82 31 -. at 81 601 at 80 293 -- at 79 1010 at 711 1460 - at 77 2947 -- at 76 3475 -- at 75 1070 - at 74 874 - at 73 .1140 at 79 32 at 71 6 T0ta1•18,494 Quarto Oa 11d. higher AT IN MARE LANE, of Oct. to the lit► of Ott. the sew Act _ s 4 362 Quaftin at 71 • 1131 it 70 904 at 66 t 90 et 67 405 at 46 41 at 65 . 117 --. at 64 173 at 63 lit at 62 98 at 6l 16 at 60 120 at 59 343 ...--..... at 57 865 at 56 444 at Si 57 at 52 —Average 72v. 11d. to last Return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From Oct 6 to Oct. 12, front the Cocket Offrce. Sacks. as d. Sacks s. d. Sack.' a. d 19 75 0 20.. ... 69 6 122 66 0 19 74 0 644.. .. 69 0 189• 6rs 0 5 77 0 70 GS G 45 64 6 9 78 0 2638 .68 0 145. G 4 0 20 71 0 45.......67 6 5. 56 0 ISIS) 70 0 224 ..67 0.1 Total-20,069 Sacks.—..Averag, oa. bid. higher than last Re PRICE OF SEEDS ST II Per Cwt. Red C10ver....405. to 105 s. White ditto...6os. So 105 s. Trefoil CAVTITTy..... 935. to 100 s. Ceriand••r .....9s. to Ds. 695. 6ld turn. IK THE BOROUGH. IZTAI4. Per Riishel. Turnip......... 16.. to Vt./. W Mustard Seed Ms. to 'Os 04 Brown ditto.... 12s. to 16* Canary 7s Od to es 0.1 Nre Gras% yr. qr. las to 24a OF HOPS. ■QCs. rent _ 41 04 to 41 16s Stai.ex 111 Os to 41 144 Essex 41 Os to 41 10s Old Dot PRICE OF HA' IA TI IT I MIA. _ Hay _ 91 lips a 41 is New.. Ol Os a 01 Os Straw ll 10s a II 19s Clover 01 Os a 01 Os SMITLFIFLO, To .11* the u'fia Beef 4 0.1 to 5s Od A110tt00....3* 64 to 41 63 Lamb —St 8d to 4s Head of C. Beasts about 2,loo—Sh MC t'". Kent 14; to 41 44 Swett 31 104 to 41 Os Farnham 61 Os to 71 10s 175,0001. AND STRAW. IRDAT. WNITECNAPILL. Hy 104 a4l 16a New Ol 04 aOl os C10ver.,.,., 41 105 a 51 51 Straw .ll 124 a 11 111 a ION•41'. OCT. —per am. of 81b. Vaal 44 Od to 5s Od Pork 3l Od to as •.1 ttle this D , y, ep and 13.5n0 NEWGATE. AND LEADENDALL MAKk is By the ea , ..sse. Beef % 0,1 to 44 0.11 Vv.ll 2s 24 I. 4. Mutton....:: 84 to 4. 01 1 Pork 3. 01 to 4s 4A Latnb.....5. 04 to 4s 041 HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONUu BRIDGE, 13 Intn aft., 5. MIR Tits. On the ith inst. at Ochtert re, the Celt Hon. Lady Mare Mum% of a non. Un the 14th inst. at Dingwall, Scotland, Mr• 114, of a darghter At Leighton Hooey, near Wiockoster, the 1.4d1 of Thomas Hoary Delo Mom*, req. of two was. - SALES BY AUCIION. TOTA AMENS, INN KEEPERS, WAGGON MAS TERS, ke. %By Mr. SADLER, On THURSDAY, the ?Alt et O.tober, 1114, at Et e ,,,, o vi oc k rfl>elv, ea the Premises of \li-sae H 4m r, +l,l Welch, Ilerinitage-Hrtdge, Sampson'. Gard its. Wan' sg, UPWARDS of SIXTY USEFUL lIONIEY Vnught Hnoes, Mares, Gelding., a..<l thres., t,,L . „ off c.nist.nt w irk iron% the Wapping Dock.,, Held ar: %Ai w••rth uttentont kr (arras' work, town carting, stage e•n, h &C. __ • = _ To be tiewe.l on Wednesday and to tha lime of Sakj whes Cats Wine► may be bad en the ?rem,. , • and of b si 9a, Guenell-street, near West Smithfied, 1..,,,;1".1. FREEHOLD ESTATES, NEAR PO NDER'S END, AND ALLOTMENT ON ENFIELD CHASE. By M , . SMITH, At Garraway's, on THIURSI/AY,N - member 1 , at Twelve, so Threw LOIN by Order ut the Executor, uf 'fhnataaa ksyk es . Esq. qleresied Lot. 1. A Very improvable FREEHOLD ..44. TATE, eligibly situatz ,t Pond lis Ituet, pritingaThree Timber Talelll,3lti. and Oa, te...-t each, ILA a plot siCCearden Ground aojnining, contatain4 eArar.traarAo tram an.frowt of South-atreat, well stocked watt, fr..ntlxon,,e. verol timber tree+ and good water, lett to .1. roner, Em. Mr. Pbasarsh,tenams at wall, at Rants amounting to per annum, Land Taal redeemed._ _ Lot I. A very improvable Freehold Estate, ono, Lit. I, csatainiag upwards of nu Feet 111 Froot of E.. greet, comprising a Brick Dwelling House, Large Gird er , Orchard, arid four Brirk and Timber Tenements Kirin with Front and es tP•lfille r Gadfens to each, lett to M. o - Barriff, Ifo.land, Games, Alahbott, tad Downing, at Re,tt. amounting to Ell. 15s per annum. I.rit. 3. A Freehold Allotment, containing abaut Three Ares of rich Land, Tithe Free, pleasantly xituate, 4:10 the border of the rood. leading front Enfield to Pottenplisr,ui a far. situation for building. To be viewed by leave of the Tenants, and Particular , lad SK Days previous to the Sale, at the Gr. yhoand and Fasfield ; Four Swans, Waltham Cross; Coen,. T gate; White Dart, Tottenham ; of Mr. Gate, g n i ' , i tos, ford street, Belford row; at Viarraeay's ; tad of Mr. S ual„ 62, Bread-street, Royal Exchange. FREEHOLD AND LEkSEHoLD ESTATF S, STRATFORD (KEEN, AND tN :1:1IE MROADWAY By Mr. SMITH, At Garraway's, no TUESDAY, the tOth of Nevemlse, By Order of the Executors of Mr. SANIUkL TLIKNEL. decease!, in Lots, TWO substantial FREEHOLD 13WELUING HOUSES, pleaAntly sittiateat Stratford Green the Occupatioa .4 Messrs DACRE and TFIONIPS4I, cheerful airy bed Chambers, Parlours, Coach Hears, Se. hints, Others, and walled Gardens. Also three Conytc. Dwell ng Howes, nearly adjoining, with two koom. a. testi Floor, Gard' as, and Oot Buildinr, lett to Nt.'s's. CU:Zadb, ITIKSi ard IMONYFIELD. A Freehold Grouttl S.. a• per.-k , in , na, issuing rut rd a Pastry Cotia's Siam, tr , k.. house, and Premises, upir.ai c the George, at Strat f ord, m tl.e Occupation of Mr. DA% I A Dwelling House, But, LW - , Shop, Slaughter-liouse, and Premise% lett to Mr. AMMAN) COPE, &A part of the adjoinirg House, held by Mr. 'Ski. HER. A Dwelling Hou.ts, spa onus Shop, Yard, Slatiektrr. Howe, and Out Rudd - ego, an the Broadway, •Strstfordelmt Mr. JUHS ELLIS, Mbuiter. A Leushold Meet ring Howe, Front S lop, and Premises eljuina-g, in the.ec:upaten d Mrs. fsiiisOYS A Fr , chold the extensor., Premises, in the Occupation of Mr. .COMt• NISH. itaker, upwards of Forty F , et in Front in toe Broadway, with Paluun and bri Rooms of good proportions, Ynd, Grantry, bakehouse, and Out-building. A Dwel•nr lions Groixr, Shop ' chce..e and Mutter Watelsowee., lani t i mi and Prls:s, lett to Mr. CHRISTOPHER I)Ata, c.oirr and (:In eacinunier. A Leasehold E 4 t.te. COMOrirair stantial Dueling Howse, at trig West End of .ED'lni Siratfind, lett to DOVE fablOOLti, E,l. with •thre, on each Fluor, large fen, bud, Offices, .aist. J i s , C a .ch L House, Out-tsaldings, and a small Paddock Au boo wilt r Nos!. May b, viewed with leave of the Tenants, Three Days rre coats' the Sale; and PAItICU:I/, then lud at the Sean. ,n -ford ; Grems Matt, Laytottstune ; Cork a.,d Hell, and W. ne Ila,t, ituntford ; at Ga:away's; awl of Mt. &with, Nu Bra+d-a nart,mear theitoyal Ezelkanct. RUSTIC FREEHOLD COTE OFFICES, CARD AND LAND, UPPER 'TOO By Mr. WINSTANLEY, At Garrawaya, early in Nerenther, be Order of the A sig . . - Till of Messrs Castel' and .Banker, 'l l l-IE very com p . neatly-finished, and twee& hies consenient FREEHOLD Co rr.tur., with mo b'. Carnage-House. Four-Still Stable, newly erect d iinl- Rom nt, &itched Wash-Hews •,IDairy,Cow I etner so.- •table thaw MTh as, all in the newt compt:te repair. Groan House, Plea•nr,-(iir ten, Kitchen-Garden paved YAW fin . e C and rich Mealow, containing akihrtber abo4llThree v the Residence isf IKr. WALTER ruww., oww.wq ) lo unged at Upiivr Tooting. Surrey, only Sin Mike iron low The House is (Grad up in a peculiarly neat stile, with Six Ike chambers, Three Servants a Drawing itacan 23 Fes 'ay If, a Dining Parlour 22 Feet by 16, Gentlemen's R; an.. Rood Kitchen, Scullery, %Vine Vaults. reliantly, and evvy other Accommatitiots fie a Genteel Family. Due Ninice Viawiag, Day of Sale. Sec. will - beglven the and other Papers ; and in a short time afterwards will be Sold, the very neat 110LTSFIIULD FURNITURF, five( Ounces of Faahionab'e Plate, Beautiful Chive. about :be clot • of choke Red Post, Claret, Sm. a Pipe M superire an Town Cliariiit, built alsiut Eighteen Montle, '‘r Windiss ; ILIMOSS, Saddles, &idles Re ; a 10 feet 1111b.iid Table, Fire Arm% a Grand Piano Forte, by Schodi, SAO Library of Books, aniwaest which are a complete tat of R. , dull', Shaltexpeere, a Marius', a Blood Hone, a cod nolc iiey, a Gig Mare, a Fraley, an Alderney Cow, three rotitv.. two Sows and ;hie Valuable t lees. _ DEVON. lig Mr. CHRISTIE, At the Great ROOM in Pall. Mall, in the Sprirg 14 ° 1 I owe*. previouNly disposed rff by Private A C A Prl . AI, highly valuable, and improveable Eli, FR EEHOLaa arid 'INTIM FREE ESTATE. sitting or the Manors of Snit* Main Sow, Rucl.i..stleigh, ad Button, extending over 4aue A.-roe of I.aod, tordea which are valnaWe Vein. of exe•lient Copaar sod TM UM. IMM count kart “101 hefoll, quit mots, WWI, Predate, tone a fain and mar. o rtv. rip, its , r pat j a rc stone ant ,1at..1 M,i,ciou coaled BROOK 1101:51', with enter:sive wal e d na r i c h and well watarod Val e, amid the picturesque vi:enery of woods, and va riegated 5.• ritioi holdiy oar arch side g • illpther s orietit , cool/ eautta: Faro..., with all necomary budding*, and Mu Acre a of ski inclosed Arable., Pasture, and Water Meadow, and be: Amer of thaviag Wags! ahrotht entirety at 464 Acres ~f Alva Land, rho grntet emtvertible rot. Arable, affosding ao alp* tichl to the spirited Agrk•ihurist,, and an al.s.vt exclenvo over It.J .lic•es of high Down Land, a 4.:oplecr l a a.le opened, promising to he highly productive and -aluabli:. Quarries of Mutate and I.inte Stone. The re.to , ran at ti's Eshite in naiad, and or the Animal Value of upward. sloe Thousand Four Nuocked Pounds, but bipbbitt of g" at rn provement. The titivation in a beautiful and , ittwiml R therein, ilinant from Buricfastleich, and the res t Wattr° from Fneto to Plymouth •hree Mi.:, Ave from Ashburn', seven from Tottwo, anti a ouvigation that e t amitionicanv wit" the EliOtL Channel ;15 trios asniouth, and Zit front E•ttr 7 and Ph mouth. Tim S•zwatd, Mr. Coates, will sheet the relate► and I'm!, cola• may be shortly had of the Pv:iitars of T he Exeter . Crittrirll's Nob APPLLLANTS : AND THE CHURCHWARDEN/ AND OVERSEERS OP DLIT. NEXT THE SEA, RESPONDENTS. This was an appeal to an order made by Z. Gi R. MASSONE. Esq. and the Rev. RICHARD THOMAS Ginn's, for the removal of Elizabeth Randall, wi dow, and her son, from the pari►h of Cley, next the sea, to Cromer. . _ It appeared in evidence, that Richard Randall, the husband of the pauper, Elizabeth Randall, in the year 1793 bound himself apprentice to Mr. Mann, of Cley, for four ye irs, to learn the .trt of a mari ner t in August, 1795, Mr. Mann died, and, on the t9th of June, 1796, Randall bound himself appren tice to Mr. J. Coleby, of Cromer, for three years, to learn the same art, and accordingly entered into the apprenticeships some time in 1797, Randall was taken ill, and having a sister residing at Cromer, he went to her house, bete he continued six weeks and three days, with hi,, master's knowledge, and who afir.ris ards paid for his board and lodging. In sup von of the order, it was contended that the appren ticeship ussier the first indentures determined on the death of Mr. Mann, the ma,ter, and that the re si.lence of Richard Randall forty days in the parish of Cromer, during his service with Mr. Coleby, under the second indentures, gave him a settlement there. On the behalf of the appellents, it was con tended, that as Mr. Mann had a beneficial interest in the service of the apprentice, the apprentice ship did not determine at his death, but the apprentice became assignable by his personal representatives, and no assignment having been made or consent given by them to his being bound to Mr. Coleby, he was not legally discharged, and consequently the first indentures existed at the time of the residence of Randall, at Cromer. But the Court held that the apprenticeship being a personal trust between the master and apprentice, determined on the death of the master, and confirm ed the order, with 40s. costs. A robbery was committed on Thursday even ing, of a most atrocious nature, the attack being made upon a female ; and a female as tLiable, as good, and as valuable, as any society cast boast. At about a quarter past seven in the eve, ing, the Right Hon. Dowager Lady Dac sr was t afng her usual solitary walk near her house at Lee, between Lewisham and T.ltham, in Kent ; when a ruffian came up near the church, presented a pistol, and, with hortid imprecations, demanded her watch. She told him, it he would take :he pistol away, she would give it him. As soon as be got the watch, he put the pistol again to her Ladyship's bi east, and demanded her parse. This she also gave: it contained six uilwas, with which he departed. Ever since the death of the hate Lord Dacite, his amiable widow has made it an invariable pratlice to visit his tomb at a certain hour in the evening. No company, no engagement, no inclemency of wea ther, neither storms nor husricanes, have ever pre vented her from executing this pious office. It was on one of these occasions, that the sacrilegii.us wretch took the opportunity of perpetrating this clime. CORNTICCHANGE, ?Ammar, 0c r. The arrivals of Wheat today are rather shrlt ; smithe b u ye r ,. extremely numerous ; sales are readily made • bs. and 6s. per quarter advance since our last. Bade,' wilt Malt it dcater, the latter 44. per quarter, and expected higher. Peas and Wang of the two sorts are likewiw clearer, wish but few at hand. Oars have many buyers, atua a fair supply, bet are tuned higher. Flour is dearer. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat 80..117: I Walls 41. 48s. 04 ►iue do. Sib. 925. 04. Tick fit ~n. &S. 44. Rye, new '4os. 444 04. Om.. 93.. 975. 004. 01. Haley als 465. 01. , Poland' %fait . 110 s. 113 s. 04. I Rape 5eed...... 49.. 45.. (.4. White leas .5Gs. 625. Rd. Fine 755. Of. Gret Peas 4sa. etc. 04. Sorovels..... 706, UXBRIDGE. The Corn Insrwilor's Return, on Thursday, OXt. IS Wheat, per load l3l Od to VI 04 Batley, per qr 30. 04 to 42s tr 4 Oats 2rls 04 to 32s 04 /leans Orts Cd to 46s 04 Ditto new 40% Od to 44, 04 Peace .46s 04 to 30s 04 PRICE OF TALLOW. St. Jame'''. Market 4l 6d Town Tallow. . Tim Clare Market.. 4. 64 R 11. .i 4 ( Can.) ... ... 79s Whirrthanel Market 4. .54 R ovoa do (Ha) 69t Per Stone o f We. —.—.. Melting Stull' 13. M I)itto rough 42. A veraKe Price...A. It, Graves Good Dress i t. Yellow S".P. S!4—Mottled, 900-.Curil. 944. Pri,.... of Candles, per doz. 12. od.—.Moultl., 13.. Od. RAW 1111W.S. ReNt lleifert and Steer', ler stone, 34. Oremiacy Mati.et Calr Fiona Pelt. . ' i.amb Skin* A.I to 46. 4.1 4d. to 3 61 OA. to la. 21. 104. 6.1 Od. to 17s. Od 6d. to 4+. 04. Od. In 4.. 44. PRICE OF LEATHER. Runt, 50 to 561 b. er.ch ^23 to 25i Ditto, 60 to 651 b. each —0 to 254 Merchants Racks —l to 2.30 Messing Hides... 213 to 21 Foie C .sth Hides 223 to 1. , 1.1 Crop flidm fur cutting 12d to tid Flat ( Irdinarc Calf fikin., .10 to *nib. per Dozen 32d to I , :ti Ditto, V) to 701 b....,. Ditto, 70 to 1101 h •lnd to .114 .. Small Seals (Greenland). --I to 42d t Large ditto 120 s to 150 s per cloren. Tanned Rom Hides.. lie to 34.1.-: 1,.•1.- MARRIAGES. Sund: On the 2d uist. at Strath.ord House, In the island of ky, John M' A de.ter, E..q. merdiapit, Greeno k, to Miss Flom M'Allister, daughter of Alex. kl'A Rester, 11'..q of Strathaird. Yesterday oelinight, at Winchester, the Rey. Dr. Emir, to Mies Cooper, daughter of the late Robert Conper, EN. of Milford•street Lately, at Slieffur:d, Mr. William Green, farmer, of Hallam. rn Yurlt*iiire Ara 75 years, to Mies Sarah Worral, aged 30. The ay had been firmed, an iiiprentitte to the a jd gentleman, who, during hlteen yews ut hard • uortahip, had many opportunities of becoming acynaisiterl with her worth During the nuptial ceremony, ia.iirh was vim:seed by bun. Are& of people the Clergyman's voice being too feeble to convey to the deaf bridegroom any idea of the bftppinees be I►LI ibe btg Ito •11,, billeted A Tv.* Ai. go, Ids ..,r_ U,,,, convey r ln the the btide t eet).,..ne idea of the brappireces he cuter+ arty be shoal/ had claw. P....t.irs or . i t i: .-.,1-.1-.; path - .:, . .., 1 . no 431 IgZi . p . ;:z7 . 7 ,. , ... ---- rung, th e . geol. was obildell to ac t ai a Maeutb-pece, ze'tes Silsrbwall Mercury , `,111"b97 !soma! , a s ot ,w.ey v i , .: r, and shout the blessing into poor old Wllarn's ears. We are and Roane" Bri.sol rapers •of Mr. A dr‘ Du! '" on London O ct ' 15.) — I N? informed that Wiliam M• been at the altar before . . having at Lao, Ashburton; of T. 'Graham, E.g. L , u.•olris lan; . p.... swag on I..indna (Oat. It ) ~,.. .. 5 .0, 4 _ .. .. ear1y roof "h . 11 . • in ' - R "ebett, CurnMl awl iu r 3-ma li a M`i' of th e L.:l i , giren asi p es has die Chilling a ante, by mar. ar Cionhill; in .t. • i l ' am Melee on Dublin Nato ) IT4 ' In °. ( 7 . 1 y 'us a woman of 75, when. he wee only ID. - Estate may be seen. • ' --.........." COAL. EXCHANGE, OCT. 17. DE Al HS. •"''''....--............—....—...—__.-----..—___---='—',l_.v :, , ‘ ~., Pt•st Coals, in the Pool, per Children 57a. 04. At. St. Ives, last week, din. Prudence Walters aged 117, LONDON :—Printed INT At ma Pina.v, e Delivered in Dotrirberitent at MA 04. and WI. Christian Hedge, ard 6u Al.o, several children, stem, St. Clements, awl •.obkilsed by W . ".". d . 0, 0 . r Sund,elin.l, per Cita frt.. •s J. 64. 0 1 an „ p „j„,,,idel disease, prewalent irne , gat the cistilien in (Kee, No. IN, reek of St Clement's Cnors-li, Su.. at ' Delivered to I loasekestris at • . •4119. 11. • that town and its vicinity • Orden War the Paper, kc ( ptot•rrud ) well bbaal ti ( 4 DAVIDSON, No 3.5. %‘.c!'.. r •_l/ fo .421 . i ~' ~, r 111 k TI inviv, Duke, Mr. Mg I Al; To Smigb Royce; After w :C.t Mt Cu Cyril t, iloat.w4 ,I, E will bz Aro, 4. Ur. 11 M N Char, Emory. Col. 1 Couurl Sewn the Tu. Vueube Tfl l l 01 swLing ( she AL `lo 114 bl ' N. R will be a The OP?. A* 44 $4 be I. Ow A :'s? t. ►wst re, P r; C RFSD.I dock in span R , A M AA of Glml• AM NM. of fikwil to. 11.1 eireE , Tat-nti 'Me (Altus', it H 7kc the La TH 1 entie the WO T