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I i G VICE-REGAL TOUR. LIMERICK, OCT. 7. Last Wednesday ertnisg, his Grace the Duke of Ric! Ind and suite..srere entertained in a most splriithil manner by the Merchants, hankers, and principal inhabitants of this city, at the Connor.- cial Buildings, Wih. Roche, Esq. Banker, Presi dent.—The round of toasts was concluded by the Duke asking thr President to join hands—adding, " Mr. Roche, I believe you and 1 are of different religious persuasions, nevertheless t hope we shall meet in Heaven , after poising Thro ugh life in hor mone." Ilia Grace then departed. expressing hit confi dence that btu friskses would pardon his depot tote when oltegittg tell of the brills& His Grace's carriage, with the I)ucliess. &c. were wisiting to take his Grace to Colonel Sinyth's ball. 1 esterday, Mr. Grady gave a grand Jennie to the Duke and Duchess of Richmond, nut a tium lwr of fashionliblcs, at his seat, at Belmont, after whirls the. I'ice-113nd pair went acres% the river to Dimness, in boat. 'we l tered fur the occasion, when his Grace inspected the Dotmuss cavalry, commis:id ed by Capt. Massy. In the est. ll itt g au elegant bill and slipper were given 11,v the Countess of Clare, al Altnintshunisois, to the Duke and Doehess. and above three hundrisl of the beauty and fashion of the country. On Sunday last our Cathedral was opened for divine service, after having undergone several alte rations under the judicious directions of the Rev. Mr. Hart, Precentor ; whets a enarity sermon was preached by the Rev. 11. Oubbins, in aid of the fond for the Protestant Fsititsle Orphan School. 'lr lirir Graces the Dike aud Duchess of Richmond and snite attended; they were received at the door by 11 guard of honour of an hundred grenatl.ers, and suet by the Chapter and Choir, who conducted them to their seats, which were elegantly fitted up fur the purpose. The amount of the collection was upwards of one humlied and forty pounds. The Collector% were— Lady Mary Lenox, attended by the Right lion. Colonel Verelue and Nfr. Robert Ilattito..ll; the C legs of (lare, by Colonel Smith atoll Hr. Willi:Yrs Gablntt ; Lad e Nawv, be the Fart .4 Clare, and Mr. Bolton Waller; Larty 1)01.41 :itaisy, by the Mayor and Mr .1..11u N nitssuil ; Mr.. Bol ton Wailer • y Hon. Co'...ntl button; Mts. Fitscibbon, 'be Web hlter•lf tin. Artlnn, by Major-General htr Jason .tdire l / 4 and Th...staa V. Wilkinson ; tool Mrs. Dyne, by the Rev Ate Machuitaa. • I IRISH COVRT AT SIOUNTSHANNOS. rfROSt •4•DONNEI.I:S Olt. 101 Thai princely nuirivion. WI • oftrwilbited by thr represetitutires or Um Mitirary iu thin' pa ntry, was now again dignified by the reception of the illus trious House or Richmdists, and the Wish Court ; while, on the part of tive•oecomphowi colintess who rreeired thcio, and of her noble iglu, nothing was wanting that wis iluu to such a visit. to them selves, or to the usugotticrut ineulury of the late Earl of Clare. On Thursday, about four o'clock, the sPlendid train took its departure from the Bishisp'a Palace in this City, and were met on the way by the Countess and the Karl of Clare, and their suite, attended by all the leading gentlemen of the neigh bouriewel. while the entire revelation of tile dis trict lined the highways, and bonfires and acclama tions, umpiring and diffusing loyalty. cheered and greeted every step of their progress. On thi.ir arrival at Niomitsha ~,,, the Vier-regal Tarty s as joined by the and Countess of Milyo, Lady Cehir, Sir Hugh and Lady Maury. Mrs. Ri chardson and Miss Stewart; Mr. Whalley. and Col. Burton. es residents in the house ; and about seven o'clock they sat down to a smniptuinis- eiltertain merit, with several of the principal inhabitants of the . couotry ; among whom were the Lord Chief Baron and Ina Lady, Co.' nel Odell, representative in Par ttime-tit for the county. Mr. Prendergast Smyth, Col. Vireker, Major,Gencrol Sir Jetties Alfleck, Baron Brock, Arehileacon,Warburtosi, Collector and Mrs. Waller, Mr. and Mrs,Graily, of Ilehuorit, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur, and Cid, hiemiel, and the evening passed away in the full perfeetiott 'Of social and fashionable happiness. Thy weather having taken an auspicious turn, fmto constant rain and exceseive gloom. to serenity and sunshine, their Graeae intimated a wish to visit souse of the lutist beautiful situations up the user,. awl obligingly aecepteil Mrs. Graily's invitatiou to a dejettree, next morning, at Belmont. Thin was no ordinary recut, it required more than ordinary exertion—it culled forth all the bode of the proprietors of that enchanting villa, and the result was suitable to the exigency of the cure. On Piitay, at three o'clock, their (;races and suite, and the entire party from Moontshasinuis, ar rived at Belmont, and immediately upon their en trance irresistibly expressed their delight at the 'nattily of the scelie that lay before theni--is laud 'cape that would have tired and daub d the iina gination (of Oa ItilubLUMllll-1 It entry , of bank, tied wood, sild•water, that may vie with any spot of the universe, while groups of beautiful women (in ele ruoraitig dresses with plai:l oruarcents,iii of her Gras.) heightened the animation and bril liancy of the scene, and more than realiz d, hr a:iase it exceeded, all the fictions of Arcadiau :ias toral. Bands of musical performers, stationed in the islands, the groves, and on the banks of the river, contriboted, by turtle, alt the softness and all the sublimity of music ; white a uumerotis and Magill firent 11,:et of canoes, now failing down, AO.' now chilthilig up the rapid declivities of the stream, left AU part of this sublime theatre utaturni4md ; and then, Kan a signal given, immediately lira up along the ,h: re, and wafted over the whole company together to the Elysium of Doom's.. Here their Green were received by Sir Hugh and Lady Massy, and conducted by them along the water-fill to the turret, where they gracioudy and rep..etedly expressed their delight and adirsiratiow at the ranigniticeliov of the scrim; then returning once more, committed themselves to the canoes, awl, landing at lielment,tpaseed through a sone ef elegant aportme,to to a &frame, completely ip eharaeter with the landscape in ma:influence, ado, which they repaired to Mountabannou. • ' The eveniog having been opprin'ed (001+4811. a numerous company assembles' in the. library snd , ball-room at 11 o'ciock, and the hell was Mime- 1 , drawly opened by his Greve and Lade Laliella Pita,giobois—es first appearance, as luterestmg as tt I was youthful, and giving protpise of an hereafter ' that will attract and chianti the human heart. The room WHY a blaze of beauty, but uur hiniti will silly permit us to inentioii a few : Lady Mary Lanus, Lady Edward Somerset, Miss Sites/art, Miss Bayley, two Misers Sargent, two Ninoiez Fitzgibbon, Mai Studdart, Mira Crokei, Miss alaunatil, Cc. sae. • The dancing continutd without iiitci mission till supper, and was again resumed ; it was four o'clock bcfure tile house was clear. On Saturday their Graces and the whole party shine tolltdoe, and from thence to Ball) fatly, the beautiful villa of Doctor Parker, front ohence they bad a more expanded view of the Sharman, Co apristiog Lough llerg mud the 1...4.10.b then partook of a t °dation prepared for the oc casion, and returned in the evening to Mount • 'haulm'', where a new set of guests hid heel invited to flintier; the Noble Countess judiciously inviting tliti'veent guests' hor each day, thereby giving the principal gentry of the country the ho flour of being presented to their Grants, and giving the Viceroy en opportunity of knowing the subjects of his Sovereign. which certainly is not the least considerable advantage to be derived from such a tour. On Sunday, their Graces and the whole party repaired to the Cathedral, iu this city, to divine service, mid to a charity atrium', for the Female Orphan School, and returned to .1 er at .louut ■Aannon, where a large party had been invited to inert them. On Monday, their Graces and suite took their departure tsliamion, for the seat of the Earl of Ross, expre sing themselves highly grati fied at the sealone and animated reception they mat with during their visit--ii visit, during which every part of their time was filled up in a magnifi cent and appropriate manner, and thy Noble Coun ter, was riot less gratified in the opportunity it af forded her of tesrifying her mopes t for the repre sentatives of her Sovereign and his august Consort. Philosophy nay affect to smile at those things as beneath it, and meanness may sneer at theism shove tt, but even• great station of mind will admit. that to conduct au entertaiiiiii in or that sort hit s-vorral days in such& manger, rrquiressome of the best gifts of the human intellect; for it requires isidgment. energy, taste, spirit, and libentlity—such are the gifts that have einittlel thetioble Coinitew to acquit herself iu meek n manner, as moon increase the respect with which *lie is received at Court, and the popularity with which she is greeted in the 1.11011 try. INTELLiur:Nri. NEW MARK"; r SECOHU ItrTOIIER MEETING, !wig. MOSDAV. OCT. 16. Mkt' of R utiand'S b. e 7 Votisetia; Ist. 6Th. brat Sir B. Grahams Strnenoll. itst. Ab. M loop L 7 to 4 spinet Volt/hens Mike of Rutland's Salratos, brat Gee. Gressoruur's Tromp, set—tib. each. Ab M. top b ft. _ . 13 hi o 11311 Sierstur. Sir C. lisisitiorv's Clair Star. s t. 21b. bell Lord Los thcr's Tot, got. Flit 4 half of db. M ionp. la ft. r to I um Fair Star. 1.4 Croseepor's E.tuu, brat Mr. Shakrapear's 7.uthac, tlft. 71b. cub. Two.y. told Come. loop. 3 to I Loi - i Patois. Lord Lowther's Yellow !isomer, beet Nie C. Tames 311doletlaurpr, est. 71b...seh. M. owes 7 t• 4 sisiost Yellow h er. . . . . - Lel Grosvenor', Pieeer, beat Mr. Shak..xpear's Sir Da. id, M1.511'. each. Ali M. t eagle. to I against Plover. One-third of • Sabscrepties of 939 s cod:, ter r oIA., car. queer am. altos. ; b-yr. *MN gst. ; sad aged, Xt. alba BC. 17 Sishieribus. IA Gruevesier's b. en. Meteors, azrd Mr. Lakes b. 111. liymoblea, s -)is "Id is Mr. Kellerman s he. eu L'Heile Je Veaus, j 13 of Grafton, br. c. Vandyke, *lib. OM 1.41 Sackwilles ch b Preepi re, ayrd Even betting on Meteors. Duke of Graftoti's b. e. Purr, by Waxy, r.r. from Mr. Sleaknoeser's b. c. by Gobauna, eat of a sister to RAMA, mt. alb earls. D I. deep h Mr. Lake's le. c. by Gehanna. wit of a iliac r to Chester, sat. slb. apt. Mr. Valiant:tree; hr f. by %%Insley, "us 0d - It cg el a eo r 's dam, sat. gibe....th. M .loop. la 111--. of by consent. IVitsoo's nil. received forfeit from Mr. W3'l.lllEos', canapes, S. 611).—V.. M. toils 4. R. Mr. Crives's Mork !Ammoid, sat. 111. received Cross Lord l'olcy's Osprey, sit. ;lb.—stew:4 the nit, 2uogs. Thoridosis rb. g Thornritir, receis rd wogs. Gook Sir G. Webster's eh. R. Zig Zig, Pit. 71b. rich I. 3) s . Sisjor tVilson's Bryn, sat received forfeit bust Sic A Ile• ky. Iklrtlis, gpg.—U. 1. sirs h. ft. I STAFFORD RACES. ryarDAY. OCT to. ftwireptakes of i alb earl, With 145 added by Mii Tow*. Mr. Ackm's b f. thaehemt, by Mbottle, est Mr. Bores rb f. by Chanter, st.. Mr. Boosait's tb. c. by Sorcerer, bst alb 3 2 to I ou Dodoes. _ Sweepstake, of sop. rad, with cop added, far all ages. _ Tea bullacrihei a. Ld Oxford's b. no. Tietori.t, tlegoblctonian, walked over. The Pony hwevp•takea of sgs earl, with added, (Six ttobserthene, was son by Mr. Iltubstuses Pepper, 3 )rs list. 71b. bestisg glue, others. wroortrwr. Free Perla of Got givs.ll by the 31ctnbers of Abe Coasty fur Mantes Horses. Mr. Demon's br. f. Dimple , t years okt. 761. abb.:. I I Mr. Terrors be. h. Fergusea, wt. 66 2 Me. Heyleon'e Iw. c. liolliete, 3 pistils *id, 6at a Mfr. (:..ball's ch f. Mrs. Clarko, tot. I sib 6 Mr. Maoris'. b c. Voltaic, Jean 01. a, 611. 3sb a Mr. .tatley'.. b. c Tiger, 4 year old, 7st. 7lb 6 2to t apt FrraumrrA. sto 9 apt !Moyle, 3to azst Tajer. 'The Floaters' •••.akes of lop. earb4sevela solar. awl t) wai walked veer fJr ba Mr. Lockla7ll tory Brammigiou, by Bealogbrusgb. 11111:111111•1r. A Gold Cap, value lor s. with my ada r d 14 I.owtlior's Helm, by Beninithroolh, s yr. old, sot. alb. SW X. Sitwell's lisweasokr, 1 t rs ul.l, ;st. toll) ...... g 14 Gray's Belied+, s yrs old, est. Mr. lliu.ils's Ma. Blanchard, yrs old, oat. ..... 4 Sir Syrialey's yrs old, ast. Nib 3 iv 4 against Goosai.dcr, 3 iv t 1 , 43 . 11111t1a5, a le i against Belinda, 7 to 3 against Viper, and a to a agatsfal Xise Blanchard. Hsoibcap bletepstalics of %go ends, o &ib 50g.'. ',bled by the Timm. Mr. Hawett's Lady Earn, ;at tilb Mr. Bruarru's Dinspte. rat. all. g I Mr Heritage's Lanintre.s, 7st. iolb. 4 4 3 Mr. larrott's Fel gusun, sst. bolt' • .. 3 3 4 After the Groot Isest .1 to aon I. Coro i aficr the sirotnt heat S to 4 WS The ye o manry stokvo of sp. oath, obit' sop. athksl 14 Saisertir .s Mr. Willingtun's ch. g. by Au hwy... (stalked onrr ) Mr. I.l.l+Y° lett town ml SIMOIFT for Clutreley Nek. swor \e‘% roorkrt, the Ditto.. or Ituti.virD's. Mr. 11.1. IT D ha- j porrha.r•l 'Arl 6: it . hul.r Pock, by :ileacuder, ouC of .lisible, he 300 gu:aeitti. . . PROM LAST IVIGIIT'S GAZETTE. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. George Farness and James Palmer, paper-makers, at Elating, Norfolk. September su , tang. Bo;kale, Price, and itiehard Coates, of Mitarbeiter, cut tun-dealers. September 29, 1899. Jerry Marshall, Richard trout's, and ;Nikeley Price, of hianclinter, cotton-dealers. Se grottier irt, i taw %Valliant Maos..r, liagxer Lowe, and Nathaniel Pryor, of Tuoiry.arert, Southwark, skinners. September 34), !sag. iVidalergrare George B,eorr, and Henry Waklegrave, bf Bermondsey, Surrey, host-builders. May 13, 11.09. Joseph Hill, Thomas 11,11, Edward Hudson, and Julia Moore, of Leeds, York, c.trriers. October t.l, 11109. Thomas Bennett and %Valliant liesineu, of Butolph-hue, urauge-uttacti ula. (requiter 17, long. BANKRL'PI'(. James Chadwick, of Lower Thasaes•strect, I.oatloa, vic tualler, 1.. siercander, kart. 11, 2P4, and Nov 2s, at twelve, at Gitl.llrnall. Attorney, Mr. Topical% Dean.strect, Soho, I.onilins. George Beek, of Cockatoo-street, Chariug.fross, Middle sex, tailor, to surrender, Oct. eti, at eleven, Nor. 4, at ten, and 2a, at one, at tinildhall Attorney, Mr. Fred. Smith, Charles-street, Caro-noliali-sqn to re. Elisabeth raven tool Janie, Fiord', now or late of Cam • bridge, painters, to surrender, (let. t,t, Ito, and Nor. ea, at ten, at the Black Bull, Cambridge. A tturues, Memos. Gee, Candoridie ; and Messrs. Sand), ausl Horton, Crase.coart, Elect-street, Loudon. William Mather, of Ihiolley, Worcestershire, tailor, to mirrender, Oct. Jo, ii, end Nor , 2s, at eleven, at the Jer iiittglians Arno lair, is Shifnal, Salop. Attowne”o, William IVolverhamption ; an a Messrs. 'Fakeer ant Pike, Bloolodotory• square, I.trooluti. Willi:ton Pratt, of Bromley, Kent, victualler, to sittecooder, Oct.l/ 4, .t t, and Nov. ex, at twelve, at lenildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Pottkin, Deast.street, Sohn, Lintdon. 'nouns Brewer, of Baldwin's , Gardens, Go.ty's Inn-lane, tinplate winter, to 1111iTCINICC, (net. 21, at ten, Noe. 7, at ten, and Nov. ea, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. E. Parton, Wallwook. ;Valiant Willianw, late of Muhl, Flintshire, miser, but now of Lit remad e Unleash iro , dealer and chairman, to surrenolcr, Nov. 14, 1:e, and ee, at one, at the Bull and Ponds Bowl, in Dale.oreet, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. Hahne, Russell vinare, London ; and Illesors. I'lumbe and Gaakell, Lord street, Liverpool. John Watson Tiousow and Jobs Banter, of Leicester, linen drapers, to surrender Ott. 31,111 Oa, Nov. I, 110.1 at eleven, at the Bine Bell Ina, Leicester. Attorneys, Metals. BIPal•1111C, .tlesstoider, astol llulme, New-Inn, London. Jolla Arum, late of Gotta Drieleld, Yorkshire, grocer, to enrrestoler, (h•t 24, efe,llll4l NOV .28, 44 c11..C0, at the Genr=e inn, Kiorestoon.nport-lioll Attorneys, Ile Dickinson, Hall; sent :11esinw Rosser and Son, Barth:ten buildings, Holborn, London. DivinrN DS. Nov. S. Samuel Salts, of Halifax, Yorkshire, merchant, si tris, at the White Lion No, Halifax. to. James Haley, of Geed+, Y.. ' keeper, it eleven, at the Bull and Alosoh hot, lAwds. Now. :bu. J amebas llarker 111161 Fill Barker, both of Lntoa, Yorkshire, cuttuu-spinuers, at rlrvi-n, at the Dog Tr/seri., Mailehester. Nov. to. moo. Barker, of Morton, York, cotton-spinner, ut Aileen, at thr Dog Tavern, 11.1,0/tester. NO, ; Cuodery 'ilhaufor,l, or the Albany, Picca dilly, culifsetiotier, at eleven, at Guildhall , Loudon. Nov I t Joseph Brooks, heretofore of ShitEeld, Yorkshire, bat now or late of St. .1•111 , / . . street, %Vest-Smithfield, Louden, hardwaresuan, at tweet, At GwhJball , 14.111.1011. Nov. tl. Witham Told. anil James Henry Alexander Scott, or the lii, , s road, l'oa:ico, utoser)ineu, at turtle, at Guildhall, Ludon. Nov el. Geiime Rrrhw ds , ot Corubill, bookseller, at eleven, at Guililliali, Nos. v•i. Jsates 11•Kinnell, 1111)* or late of Cleekeaton, linen-draper, at eleven, at the Bull and Mouth Nov. It. Christopher If orris, late of Bus! i afloat -Iw, York shire, rusiouNcinrre, at eleven, et the Bull and Mouth lux, Leeds. N.,%. td Thouras Hodgson, of Blackman-street, Soulh st.wk, Surrey, upholder, at ten, at Gaillirall,Z.wot.ui. Not'. 7. IVilhaan Bedford sod Samuel Sumour, of l'oster laoe, wholesale loubet,da a pers. at totals., at Guild hall LA.0.1..11 Now. 7. Sasunel Sooner, of r.sier•tatre, London, who:ode 'weir-draper, at taelve, at Loudon. N..v 7 William Bedford, of Emit-Atm.., London, what sale tinett.draper, at twetre at (:nlldhall, Loudon, Nut . to Thomas leo*, We•eragle. muter. Lyme, Rtaf twilaleire, draper, at eleven, at the koebutk Inn, New eartle uoder-Lyure. Noe I I Saumtet Prorkter, of Leeds, Vorkalore, oilman, at deem, at the Tiewut Jim, Leeds. Nor a. haat Hell, now or late of %Wharton, ITarsiekabire, jobber, at elevi.n, at the Xe Lion Lau, at ?Howell, Great Slbeepy, Lecestershire. Feb. John Woe ) ; tielmehler, of IL.liv.laue, London, mer chant, et twelve, at Goildholi. Pine. 111. Thum.. Treluar, the younger, now or Late of Penryn, brewer, at twelve, at the Red Liao Lou, Truro, Cornwall. CERTIFCATES—No• 7. Salthazer Giorgi, of Wilsea-street, chemist. Joseph Driver Cock, of Norwich. wine said honor-merchant !sines Pitchers, of Norwich, win, said honor. merchout. John Connolky, of Alaiidaest‘r, cliout. S4luttel Itibetsou, of I.wilente-hill, London, 404 k mercer Richard Clatko, late of Whiteehapel, Middlesex, but now residing at Withelimso-lane, Stepney', fArlor. Joseph Cucles.i, "(Mai .stone, Kroll, corn-natiaane. Wetherhy, of (ireat it. TIMMS Apti,tios„ London, wholesale ironmonger. I :411OLVLNT. Prisoner its tile KING'S BENCH Prison, in the County of Surrey. Firm' MUIICE. William Tucker, junfeiserrli . noTtilitte Furter, Devon, <radio:, Luodoa, undrr lLa firm of Tucker mud Cu. No 74, (:wroAdl , 11.1111tW, ers :or -turaui.lriotrer. AGNICCLTURAL ItEPI)HI MEPTEMBER. The wheats in tome counties hare rivrn nether thinner to the Archie, than, from thvir airpranice, they were expected an; hut they are heavy in h3OOl, (rum the corn being large and fine, 'vireo to a few partial spots, where they were if frctrol by the switrlew. Thv 1:n Iv). are towre than an serene crop, bat have been • Knott deal injured -toy t i.e fraffl Ore rams Wince tbry %err thrown &lova try the showers of tall laotith, they have hi en Iteelge.groww, whte lOW way • remit rs theta took tIOLC t to harvest well, when the weather is nut Wight. The Oats are • good crop s sad will he srt y productive, althooTh ntuvh of thr ler3tu has fallen out of 111, cAr, m.d it, some places Ws beau ploughed to ht stand for a crop uvat year. 'Else beaas, peas, awl all the 611111111VUUS tribe, will lye MUM than an average crop ; lint the.se that do not thraa•utf tin• leaf, hp( INITU considerably injured by the committal rains •nd cLuvly weather. 'turnip., and all the lunaaira specie., arr wee) abundant. Potatoes nor a large crop, a flee from land. The aftermath, limb of clover awl natural' puma, sea vn y large. nod rill produce an .ilintlatice of autumn seed, er I'•r ...allies Imo prevented 'bras from being mown for lathe 1.4 y. On the 25th of itoortwo, a imbooo mt moo, or th.. name of Vtessas, beim( it Yaiithorpc, near Gairtsberoligh, iwaaag au a field adi kg hi. hou-e, a little .to he hod with loin rhewed sytuptooli of unsifisei“t, and before the mail imold deNtroy hon. he VMS billets arallta• hood. No ill itfects from the wound were felt till Sunday seniisglit, wiser, the poor fellow "lei seized with dist most dreadful of Ifydrophohia. and cosalivatteal oat& ug all the horror. of that ilisewir, until yesterday ar'u nigh., slaw he expired. T NArAL INrRLI.IGE.VC-Z. ~- . POiTlillotrlit, *Cr. 16. Arrived the Ant schooner, from a cruise .o the back of the Isle of Wight. Sailed the Persian, CS guns, Capt. Culquitt with a Neat of tramports for the .6chelds, among them are the William. Minerva, throrstioa, .tl r ►~µes Ainsky, Harpooner, l'Oree Sisters, Alert, Dasher, Friendship, lame, George and Mary, Messina, Good Agreement, and the 4i f 1p ia. Soiled also the I:ushoick, to gnat., Cal pt. Times, with II 4,1 h VMS, for the Dooms ; awinue them are the f01h , ...1L4 transports:—the Batavia. Atlas, Friends, M ats , Diana, Wartisbeck, Lavinia, and the /an. Went out of harbour, hariug been thormighly refitted, the Inconstant, 16 guns, Capt. Dickson. PLIMOUTO-DOCIC. OCT. 16. Arrived, last evening, after post, the Jedttirti. gable, 44, Capt. Llaker, from Ferrol and Cantons., where she had been tot the inirpase of assistiug tit out the French and Sparrish ships, which ore gone to Cadiz. When the Isdefaligable tame away. the Spaniards were warching in great force to at= tack Marshal Ney, who had fallen back on tlieir approach. The Spaniards were well supplied, wort in high spirits. Arrived also the Phe a s an t m aul , 4 war with impressed men front Livorno] ; Aimrssi cotter, and "'aeon lirig. (coin the westward. The Narcissus frigate, which returned a few days since with her main-mast sprung, heti got Ws a new mast this inn iii iss g, without the aid of tire sheer hulk, and will lie ready for seat. a few dogs Sailed the Sandwich ing6er. FALMOUTII, OCT. 14. It has blown a constant Ott of wind at East earl S.S.E. for these six days past. so that there base been no arrivalsor S.S.E. REAL, OCT. 16. Sailed the Furiogs gun-brig, with a divi s i on o f transports, for Flushing; also t he - I lercuk, ihalouk, Sportsnies, and !lector, merchantmen, to the West ward ; just from the river. Arrived the it/um/hound with trans ports and sick troops from Flushing.—Wind FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GRAVY:SVC 11, OCT. IG.—Arrived the Jane, Colley, frog* Gultenhurrts.—Sallol the Henry, li'utson, fur &minion ; touncrre, IticharJrun„ fur Jaunnica Elizabeth, 11 . 16 , ant„ fur ; Pamptieu, Curtis, fur New York; Grinder. Rubinson, fur Gthraknr ; Lfursort, Ruclutta, for blalarra Ruth, Price, for Middlebareh ; %emu, Cox, foe hard; owl the I/roam/41er, Haunsen, fur Cadiz. An inqnisition was hart week taken oe the body of THOMAS GREEN, U private in the 43d regiment, just returned from Walcheren, who, in a tit of defi ling's, from illness, cut his throat with a razor, is Coklonoer barracks. A few days since, as a young pregnant woman, wife of a wheelwright, at Horsham, was gathering vats in the neighbourhood of 11-ewe. she was bitten on one of her legs, a little above the foot, by an ad der; and with difficulty alit avoided the poisonous fangs of another, which pursued her some distance .ieross the field. The poor woman, with her com panion, another woman, immediately set eff for rlicir homes, a distance of about two miles; but, oefore they had proceeded half the way, the vitae of the reptile had so generally affected the wounded female, that she coishl proceed no further; and the other woman went to the towil,and provided it cart. iu.which her unfortunate, companion was conveyed home. but in such a swoln and inflamed state, that doubts were for some tiate entertained of her reco very ; she, however, by proper surgical assistance, sod atter having miscarried, is now declared conva lescent. There is a vulgar hotion among the pea soutry, that ii twenty persons were pre,etit at the time an udder is irritated, and our of the twenty only was in a pregnant state, that that one alone would be bitten by the reptile ! Of the tru,ll or fallacy of this opinion, we will leave our readers to detersoiive. COUR9II OP IPICKAI Attalerdanr, a . U. Ditto nt Sight 30 9 Itotteritmin 9 1.1 4 C. $ ty Altoitni 29 I 411 V, I daos date 20 1 Data* ..... 5 g tr. 1 1 ourdratax 00 S Atilt id is paper. 1241:10 P 411.111.11. in riper. Ditto 39} ellect. Uilhus 4l Leghorn Cu Ufesib as Venire $1 Nepias 4t PRICE (E STOCI 3 per Cent. Redured 3 per Vent. Cahoots , • per cent 5 per Cert. Loyalty Lour Annuities . °monist Indla Stuck 1.14,11•16 • • • • • :Ks rsi. ER DA V. 67J ("4 01 I 1112. $ :so oral Isj prea •• • • • 1%4 191 Exchequer Dili.Cuasuls for .. ..eti Qi ..• •.* ...Ail II mai. G9i r. FISH, Stock-broker, shill, and 9, Chariag-crose. _ . HIRTHN. On S•turtlay melting, nt queen's Elm, Hempen°, the wife' of 13, ltoelmut, Inspector of Ho•pitals, of *daughter. At M 4)) atom n, the seat of lore father, Colonel L'Estratrge4 nu tlir edh instant, the I.nh of 1m utrotott rohinel Perve rts', of Tesuple House, county Sligo, of a daughter. At Armagh, WI tVednemelay, the /7 h ult. the Lady of Thonina George Vitegreahl, Fag of • daaz,liter. At Rely, ctiouty Wicklow, the Right Hue. Cotualtss of alawditecne, of a sus MR. YEILDAT, OCT. IL /puny Rio Janeiro 7l Malta Gibraltar 314 Debleu . Li Cosh 8111.1 10a. Portugal IJuIJ is Cols anti Kan per aa. heir DoistiNuns.. New IJe Saler 5 New Lanais each.. Apo of the Busk ut per teat. MARRIAGE. On the 7th instant, Captain Ruthirclt of the 7th Gar rison Bat ialion, Owe of (br h) to Sarah Sidney, third &ligh ts+ of the late Janes kitten, of Spandau, county Meath, Esq. • PEATIMs. lln the mils instant, in the 14th year of hie age, Mr Bar ka-Mitchell Macleod, only son of Colonel Macleod, of Cul brc►s. Scotland Lately, of a ennsumptiou, Mies Saralt.F.lirabeth, the dough tic of N. Mal:airy, k .off 01 lb Earl-street„ a most amiable and lonely gist At Bray, heat Dahlia, Colonel Smith, of the 34 Garrison Betinlion. HUM WATER AT LONDON RRIES:E THIS DAI. Morning 39 Lulu. after 9 I Afternaoa is min. afte.r 16 LON IN)N C. ITU. No. e, Clement'. 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