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: tcc - : , i ~,,~- i I I ~= 1 Or r , " • • - • 'GRAND . irEr E. s • •-r . 4 . :41. lite The fullowing• is a detailed account tf'tist fete given in. Mr. Frelort-. " Doe OCTOBER SO.-Aire he nevolence owl known liberality of 3. NI. Frew, Estp was rower more fully displayed duos in the gram, festive entertainment given kt the Assemble !l o om% on Friday last, to nearly the whole male Population Of Dover, above the age of it. amount. 2.279 peraolo l , in crlelontion of the return of Mr.. Vector and her Temily to this their native kiwis, after an absence of tiro years and ittwards, *rent on the continent . ; but to give an idea or the manner M which the festivity was arranged, it will 6e n ecessary to enter into details—a number of re. , -iteetable tradeanteis and others hiving formed • ileinselyea into district Committee., called at every 'muse anal took 4101/11 the mime of every irtesinn of the age of 21, *hit expressed a desire to attend, mid ;saving divided the total number hf persons Min live classes. di.trihnted cards OT arkaisviou, ppeeifying the I at which he was to attend. ' The morning was ii.hrreil in With the ringing at both parish chutchcs, and at right o'clock 'he Committee met at the house of Mr. Peter '-[hits, mod having (mined in processierii, took u p wie of the barons said other large joints of beef o'ncit had !teen dressed at his liOnse for the neva '• on, moved on 0 the hoNpirable Itolese of the dalior, where two oilier barons of beef had been roasord„ and which were laid on a car decorated with kneel ewitgut and sober flag..drewss by six h oo wa. With ridits in scarlet jackets : here she procession was joined by a hand of music, and having given three cheers to front of the house, which was re. turned by Mr. Factor and his family waviag their heartbeat/44er* from the wistrhows, the moth' struck op "If! tire Mons, Beef of old England," and the proveseimi, beaded by seven caoyers carrying their koivrt, proceeded through the tower to the Agvens. hly. Room. where the Committee c meticed the florins-ter of the day b. pleparations for the sweep. lion of the ntintrrost. giseids. The room was beau tifully and tastefully hung with flags, ensigns, and !rimier' of various descriptions. At din head ef Ike room Wag ir Wind Peat for the Prrsulent of thin day, eosin - led with an wren, ou which were the venlig ilasittlasiagh". in large letters. Over this were three transparsweim, beaded by a sinum jack. oat 'thick were painted the following mottos:— •' The House if Fector, horsorrahle to the MUM . of Darer, and may ;111 ourish for ages. and petite heats its high character for probity, tiherality,and tenetolenec."—" Health and long life to Jolla Alines Nectar, Hy. the ninnificent Enttrtatne* . of crotexed Heads, and the liberal Benefactor mod hind l'rierid of his TrarnsMea."—" Abs. Unto? ip , cl her amiable Family, hearth and happiness to them, and a rordial welcome to their noire shores." lln ,Stier side of the Piesttlent's chair was a baron. I beef, sod in the centre two nine-g Mon casks, ith bra's hoops awl cock., bch I winch stood the carvers, ilie whole having a very beautiful appear. , ante. The hours of ratite; were, eleven, one, four, tot, and " The arrangements being Made Tor the revel). lion of the hut clear, by the ottispation of et - ery lech of room in the oolong', lover and tipper boxer, ••rl.roona, Str. which were all tined op with tables, Sec. the Premileist, John Shipdran, 1 sal. what hood seute'y volunteered his settlers fur the stay, took his seat, when a disrliorge of eleven cannot& front a kg:-pantry stage at the beck of the theatre astimsess6e ed the hour that the find class might he aelsmited. the doors were thrown oyes', and very shortly 433 pirtons were nested. " The Pitustorwe addressed them. stating that the signet for Claallbel.eilig would be by the band playing •' 0! the litnot pre/ if Old Anima," as sl the time of their ataying would be limited to trio hour. half an hour for r. g, and the other half in drinking the limits that h e 1 4. 0 . 1 1,1 psepow ; the motto then smirk tsp. and each itedevidual 1 . .11 to : vary ehortly after the e 1111 l inenerisietti of the feast, the nrouifieolt entertainer, Ji M. Factor, Earl. attended by his quit soli. right years OM. entered the nient, anil took Isis station at lint right of she Pres:dirt ; and at the same moment Mos. F a ctor, mid her three soniable and tiesnosphsbett diughtem, emote its front or the gallery amid ienntrike beer. Situ. Tile repast bet% ended, the Preemie& pm. beset thie find toast— " ' 'oho Jlisal Fervor, Er+ oar respeeta:ste dust, health and Int.,; life to his; which was shrink hi verlanistivw with llitimicis of applause, the band playing site Mallows! Air. at %I r. Factor ihen steppes) flowage and ai!thested th e cum paity to the following effect s—• ( I esstlemen, 1 beg leave to return you my aunties, thanks, and throe of my whole family, fur the distnigtwsbrd honour roisterers! oat us by the very flattrrilig, and o l tit *laws , : 1 toilet . .., venture to say. iinprisees denied proofs of attachment (however little merited), whi c h have ft a very quarltr .11 kindly amid strongly 'narked esreiy poses:tiling towards no, Gem the inotheid when my faintly happily tarred agarn Pilertrative poll.' Mr. Factor was rivernowyrerl with the soraeger4 feelings of emotion at the owl:- fi 5 , 4; chitin o f the y,,riltalliy unit' I.irlal.h g r which titiviral from the highest to the lowest. tint tears it+rkled down his Owe ks ; sine was he singular : the niplit Was n) imposiiig that very enmity Salt a queer Snit 'of wreettion. ninth rote crying; indeed. Mr. Factor was o bliged to retire, hint tint withernt leaving with the President a letter, again expressieg hie thinks to ti:oir Prevent, and to the town at Inrge, for the honour they had done him awl Iris femrly. " The P.rpialent then pri1110.4 . 11 t l le ',cant] Mrs. ti Hot snit her dissichiers—a hearty welcome of them to England, one rosy hop;merrs ahead them,' which wo; &wok with entistixtostte cheers. Mn. From and the Lae* conveying amain *nil spot. and w3rit;* their white hoodketehrefs In token of their - orltitiiwiekmelits. Tlw 0.411 tta.t was then toropeopol.. lulu Feeler, She soy of uhr host, and heir apparent to She Feeler hoinre•—may he inherit she (Araks! qualities of h. holm, owl like him pusses* She bieud.hip 1111110/4tem of sus tusmoses: "rus w.s chunk with equal enthusiasm ; when • d.seliarge of cannon Ismail !et, that the li.eur was up. the first yhissdrparteit highly plessed. " 'rise time routine sal Oborivcil with respret to the four other elastic*. the gu, s ouvottlititig the h are of arrival and departure ; but throughout the whole of this east assenthlage of persons of every tarok, nut the slightest dissatisfaction. irregularity. Of indecorum were manilcrted. 1114 this was mainly situ diutahle to the excellent arrangement made by k::i - •:rte !REILAND. 'kr:Charles ; Lam.h, and the other Gentlemen or the Committee, who officiated as waiters, sod whose movehtents in elesring and retslenishing the tables 'for every fresh class, were made with such celerity and precision, that they bore more the effect of Magic flan reality. or like a piece of machinery eomptele 'in all it. parts; it was truly plowing to lee every one come with jay expressed on their 'c o luitentinee, net n little (miowed by sallies of hi larity from the Omit, which coold not have de 'volved to more tilde hands then Mr. Shipdem's, Whose urbanity of tasisssers, sad the ease with Which he conducted the proceedings of the day, - Were duly oppreci•sted by his health being proposed, and drank by each clove with reiterated pleisdif.i. At the close of the entertainments, • very large awe:oblate of all descriptions of persons, with the land atoll torches. paraded through the town to the insomnia of Mr. Vector, when, iiitrr repeated cheer- Ow. they retired to their bed.. In this grand enter tonment 2.51411 w. of beet, 363 loaves, and 4.752 pints of ale and beer were consumed. CORK, OCTOBER We regret to nod that • Number of persons. said to belong to various trades in this city, as sembled the night before beat, and proceeded,, in the t lawless manner, to visit the dwellings of peaceable and induetrious men. who refuse to rester into unlawful coushiseations, and treated theta in the most inhuman and brutal way. We do not choose at this moment In enter further into this sub ject, as we learn that the peace-officers. under the direction of our active Shesiffs. are on the watch for the offenders. We trust they may be PUCCellf• ful m elciectiug some of tlw risseksederv, and that a hide timely severity will have the eff.sl of with drawing their deluded followers from courses which must ineviiably terininale in b r i n ging down upon them the heavy hand of the law. LIMERICK, OCTOBER £l. About nine o'clock on Wednesday night up. Insure of two hundred persons attacked several tradesmen's houses in various parts of this city, and committed many outrages. In Castle -street, the forge-bellows and other implements belonging to Michael Halloran, nailer, were dragged front his house into the street, and broken to pieces; the 'nine vin voce was • • I on the property of Stephen Bryan, and Richard Leonard. smiths, in the none street : Leonard's wife was knocked down, and her pocket, containing shout forty shillings, cut from her side. While the-e outrages were in progress, a military patrol cattle up, end Leonard having made a rush upon the gang. succeeded in taking two of them. They also attacked the pa trol on making their appearance, and one of the soldiers hiving received • blow from a stone. in stantly fired on the assailesits. upon which they Ms off. There are five persotio committed to gaol for these ottetwes—ssamely, Thomas Cahill and John McDonnell, smiths (taken in the art), Edward Hall and Patrick Halloran, smiths, and William Goss, nailer. Abent ten o'clock the same party attacked the ilwellitig-house of Mr. Thomas Newsom, in Cons. market-row, tidy • g bus iron manufactory, by throwing immense at es in through the parlour and hall-windows, which were entirely tbstroyed, as well ns a booking-glass and other furniture con tained therein. The houses of Mr. F.olworel Pinker, chandler, in Wickhatit-stieei. and Mr. Wm. Joyot, chandler, in John-,iteei. shared a >lonian fate, supposed by the same party. The a for the outrage in Castle. attest, as specified by information on oaths sworn before Alderman Wu , 00000 0 is stated to be., for not cootrabuting eighteen shillings and nine.proce each. man 16 the fonds of tie Body calling themselves " The United Trades of Smiths of limenek.kes Tlw maw issfornuttion mated, that that Body were fu the hisbat of owetubling at the how* 01 a s pirit. retailer at Mangey...gate ; mod the Magistrate hav iog ploceeded there on Thursday lase. with a mili tary guard. found thereat, s cheat coffin . * oo it tg rules and regulations, and Other documents, supposed to be suillicieuily 'trot% for bringing house comic. boa to many persons coneerned to these unlawful proceedings. They erre &vowel est to the Exchange. Isl she attack upon the smith. 110 Irilf thou 4 20 persons are 11W4fill agothrt, rod eau be fully adroit- Ned, most of *bout hove ob-coodeol, but due means Ire taken to brills Owns to punishment. .. Such a the irtrat of toyer cow practised, that a eurprider. who hi' lowly in the habit of working fur Mr. Newsom for sapwoods of 14 years, refined to smoke steer lashes for his windows. awl to repair the damage, hoeing barn cautioned by tunic legislators foam dialog so. The smiths, in like. matinee, refute to shoe horses for there opposed to their siews. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSIMM TR, OCTOBER 31. 9011•41 the Braver, fur 3.. litivra; laud lke Belay Mariam's'', ika%larr, fur I.lbhull. PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER 30. Ar.irrJ Grnee. Wisslosh, from Cobs fur &wort; Maria, Lott", from St. John's, Nenfoutllaml; std Oiettt, Mulluril, front St. Ives fur Seville. Stith 41 the nit-oils Shri wood, fur Portsmouth ; and Lord Wellington, Tickle, for London. Mutt., OCTOPILIt SI. The Ewretta, rage, which sailed uu the 11th instant, fur the South Seas, has put hack, and proceeded fur the River, hawing vs c. teed damage in the lite gales. Came thiarn from the !liver the St. Anus, Croshir ; and Neva. rariiiihstssin, for Jantitteit institit. Kemp, fur New Y..,k, and ,41111 C more, mune,: unknown, and sailed with the wheat or the mit onril-tn 00000 IS. with a fine breeze at S. E. Airier d and i.ailrd for the Hirer the Indian Chief, Hum. phrey, 47 iluys frum Virginia t William , Quirk, from Smyrna; anJ Starling, Douglas, frtiot Hawn. ?RALIK'. OCTOII3III 23. MELANCHOLY We regret to state that thr S.illy, of ‘Vorkington, elsitisoti, master, was totally wtetked yealeiday iu Smerwick harbour, and it is must melancholy to alt.l tint out of twelve permit. tist boa►d at the time, . Myra met a watery grave, in sleht of tiorneroos epteiaturs who could use nu mierlionr for their deliverance! She was Iwtiud from Trinidad to Hull, with a vtluable cargo of mope, and MRS forced by stress of ther abort a week &Mee into Smerwitk harbour. The Cap tain conceived he left Ler riding in vete' merrily. soul went brute to Cork un Muteirday to pus cisme materials for the vessel, hut the violence of the lane gales benke hat tables and drove My ashore. Mune of her cargo bits Welt saved, and among the eleven pentium who were drowned we are sorry to intl.& two !lemur, 011icers of Hingie t Join Neligso• and James Kenweily, who had hoarded her. The name of the man whu crap..l is George Foster. 114110; Ris Aiw ire:4l46s* .3 ‘l.ll /414.-2,111.1111100-"t1„/_31) TA 0 ([erg "Tile Illhaaldhlit‘drapsaidiVal Since the appeattratte of the sissy afilite rat. pia. the convereatints of private patties he* Mo. trendy turned on the sobject ; and the discussant hos been prolonged mod invigorated hy the peens brought out sat the theatres'. ae well of Paris as of Loodoo. Vampirism. at one period, WA Ishmael superseded polities sit Paris, is the journals of Viet lively and inquisitive city. during nu inters , dof notions) exportation. The Vrencil Menai, whom nothing escapes, desirous of displaying their learns nig, have brdshed off the dust of rewire sod obli vion felon more than one story 'applicable to the lll quiry, of 'which the sowed of the present paper is to set a specimen before our readers. This article deserves 'dentists'. no less front its temporary interr• eat, then from its peculiar character. as pert of the history of the human ininol. It es cosinected with notions of the most extensive end powerful nine cure, owl Fumy be traced from the flays of the roost enlightened classical amigo, ty. Nay, indeed, so far as the relative question of the re-appear once or the deed may be supposed to affect it. it us slot altogether at rest to this .lay. About I i or IS years ago, Dr. Woertzel, in Gerinso.y. published an account of the re-ropearaisce of his departed wife, *sal of the Conversatoons he held with her. The Doctor ted his facts, and arranged Isis argu ments and proofs with no much executers and colitis deuce that not a few of his sciusintaisce and neigh hourhood gave them credit. The press produced several works pro acid con on the possibility of the thing; said NI. Schwartz. rector of die Gymnasium of Gorlitz, published in consequence. Discourse us Apparitions. iii which he adduced pretty much the same observations as have since been supported by by Dr. Ferriar, in his ingenious little volume. The next " teell authenticated" story ions that of the Polito ghost. in 1810, winch SO effectually ter rified the people of two villages, Newtown& mid Gosling, that they were on the point of flying in all direetions and the Governor of %Varsitet funnel it necessary to send a commission with authority to inquire into circumstaiscesi and if p o ssible t o I ran . quilliae the people ; 114 lie was barely able to effect, so as to roam a few fainilies in their habita tions, so strongly had the persons' all • re-isp pienfance or te beautiful young lastly, of the family of Morawski, fixed itself saihnig thrust. After this, it may be 'bought trivial to adduce a public &element iu proof of human credulity ; yet by way of sliewilig et hat teas, and that toot very long sego, we shall insert it verbatim -- '• All persons, as well ecclesiastical as civil, must denounce and notify all and every one of these who to their knowledge, or as they are in formed, meddle with experiments iii necromancy, or any other kind of magic. 4 , Giros at the Sacred Office ire Pesaro, this. tterserninth day of April, 1802." To nay truth, not ninny nations have kept themselves clear from this persuasion ; mid it has assumed so many forms, that opiosioil his beefs greatly embarrassed, from the days of Pliny so the present, by their tilmnilance if nut by their evidence. Our owl' island has had its share boo, we shall burliest front further inquiry at pre. sent. The origin of this 'lotion was, limitable. the powerful sentiment of another existence hereafter; and the human heart sod affectioas preferred the suppositiou of spirited beings becoming visible to ;atrial eyes, however contradictory, so that of also. hate extinction of esistenco, when vitality was de parted from the body. For the most, however, the eislightened natious or initapiity attributed to the Manes of the departed a amid 441111 benevolent do. racier, consistent wish • peaceful, and even a passive state: It was renewed for the ruler tribes of the North. mud perhaps for those of the wilder parte of the gist, to graft on the notion of re-appsirusice of the dead. that of miligiiity and delight is th e sufferings they had the power to inflict. Some thing to thus effect is found iu Jotephus; but it appears with greater strengths musing the &weed :oar of hordes originally Scythien. it is a notion gentrolly received among the Doingariatis end the Nburovions, that (whim dead 'mesons possess the power of teturting by night to molest the living, ...specially those with whom they have been intimate; to sock their blood, mod by such refreshment to cominue their own terrestrial esistroce. at the expense of their victims, who furnished them with the matins of subsistence. This absurd prejudice is also snore or less accredited among the Polandets, the Silesian'', the Sermon'. and the Greeks ; to whom others might he added. The Illusigarians have almost reduced the persuasion and its C 04131.. 14" a system; their discover by infallible signs. attendant out dead ',Other, whether they have the power of returning to prey on the living; they employ meatus to counteract this power, stall to preserve themselves from such disastrous 1.!6 , 1111141. Aloft-over, from these people is derived the name Vampires, given to the died who possess she power of self-lesuseitation, and of maim ig this second life by sticking blood t the name imports blood-suchem The Greeks, who are alive to every impulse of superstition, are infected with nearly the same notions I and have invented an appellation, bartisrous enough, to denote these supernotural brook-suckers : they call them Broucocolakoi ; by this name they are known as well on the coon mot as among the islands of the Aseltipelago. Tournelort, in his Travels into Greece, relates a history that places this superstition' and its come quenves in a striking point of view : " The mess whose story we are going to relate. 'vies sa pleasant of Mycone, naturally ill-natured said quarrelsome; eirrsunsiatices to be noticed, ns timy important, in such eases; he was murdered in the fields. nobody knew how, or by whom. Two days after his burial in a cliff gel its the town, it was ru. moored that this quarrelsome fellow,rver reoless,lWNS amen to walk in the night site great rapid's) , through the town; that lie tumbled rople's goods about. put out their lamp •, griped them d posteriori. tore their clothes, ((Heed open doors, broke %sloth's/40mM Isis troy to the wine-cellars. asitl emptied the bottles most benceoltv, with it thousand other 'soul pranks mid diabolical pet forinalices. At that the thlog was treated ate ridiculous, and the losers who complaisied were laughed sat ; but, on s sudden, the affair took another torn ; the better sort of people began to be hivolved in apprehension 1 the popes, (priests) 1,r1411 d credit to the raci, mid the travellar hints at reasons '..; ; All tit VMI Ilitil •?I 'A More Is2acisom dome greehmallor die sanction on their ! part;' AMMO Mkt ••'be imilffill . Mai iiitroo• Were Pp— t? prated!, s end 1,, owe u/ . 4._ .. age w_ T the .Iff:umpired . . iieetint Poill Me So vonectiose nerd bole water. I : Rave s.e4elr mew liars Toornefort) I. pitiable a state j as this Wood *as io et 01144 time; the whole , pima. linion "II stroll( with alienation of mind. Alt ' ranks were 'fluidly affected 1 it wis truly a armor of ouiverisal brew-fever ; ii tees stutipms than abs loot infirmity and eassior vorselsoirs. Eutive families wete stems, us all pasta. forsaking their fu 'tees. mod ! Dotting Mon the extremities sit the town inin the 1 public *lame, ',singing their beds wish them, for the rake of pos.ing she Melte io company, Stilt is' hope of ill IMO pailirl iellety. mod or 'estitainiarg some repose. Every iitibeiriOal fool a new Moult to complain of. At the epproach of niAlit sits. thing was heard but groans nod lamentations from all quarters. The most considerate meth drew into the country. flow way it p4l o Pible 1 i'l WithOLll/41 the Timidness of s whole petiole. ? Thom 1 who inferred from our silence that we drintord the truth or the fact. cense owl reproached IPlllf inert.. 1 ifulity ; they brought evidence in proof that suds .1 things or therecorolukoi really do exist ; tool quoted. i the Batlike of batik, the wink of a Jesuit meta stoner), aud therefore trite; aye, and &Wily true.' " The chief people of the city held nserliugs, at l i which the priest, soul the 'nooks assisted ; these meetings 1 h eiVireti: that 0 war necessary, in coo. regnenee of certain roes 'performed, or to Ise per- I performed, to wait Moe days aber the interment; and in the meanwhile to stay 'proceedings. On the tenth dnv, a mass was said in the chapel, is. order to expel the devil, who might persdvea. lure be these, whether from co.toni, or from curiosity g then they took op the body, and got every 'Mug ready fur pulling ont the seat of this stmernationl vitality, the heart. At this 1110/111fIli the whole ossenslily begon cryiug out Rroweveulos— and Beuircucobst re-echoed from the chapel vault to the roof, noel from the roof to the vault: throughout the whole or every street, nothing was te , be heard but s houts of Broaeoeolas I i.-except as • intermixture of heavy arid indignant eaters trio the onalevolrot deceased, for Hot being thoroughly dead ; but suffering I • self to lie re-animated by a devil, and then retu :::::: g to plague and terrify his neighbour*. They determined as she wisest course, to burn the heart on the Pea-shire; and the heart was burnt aeconshogly. In mists ! the 110111. hers of nocturnal iosoults and liatteriee inert:used beyond what even Westminster-Hall can conceive of rafter a general election. Where the doors were strongly bolted and fastened. the Brume-pedal open ed the root and riesreodrd —who but he? As soviet. tering of windows, creaking of doors, howling' ill the chimnies, subterranean noises, and, as aforesaid, cracking of bottles, and euiptyisig of casks, the culprit had acquired as much aohlitional impu dence, and perhaps dexterity too, ao if he bad been instructed by a dozen accurations and neuronal. at the Old Motley. The resell had the knack of be. in every where, at once, in Pus burglaries. " Some of the citizens, says Touruefort, who were most eminently , zealous for the public good, saw clearly enough where the error lay :—the priests, they argued, had said man before they pulled out the heart : had they said mass effierreotrfib the devil would as hove be --- as return to his out Intent : where:re, the cunning dog of a devil—laird it was a very et iiiii ing dog of a devil they hod to do with), haul only fled f ur a while, and after the da:og , r was over, hack he came again, as rampant as ever. Notwithstanding them dead centring's.% they found their perplexities increase: tiny met in the conned-chamber night mid moriping : they debated and dtscu.seil, and determined no thing: they made processions three days awl three nights: they obliged the Papas to fast : and there religious were called to all parts, were never off their legs, running from house to haw., incesostoly plying the holy water sprinkler; scattering the element in all directions; washing the doors with it; nay. they even poured it pihundasitly into the leutith of the insesoilile Broocoeoles. " Alas! for the wit and wisdom of mortal man ! An acute Allegorise, who happened to be at My. cone, observed, that it was 110 wonder die devil cows tinned is—for, how could he get met? if they deluged the holy with holy seater, could the devil come through Mat ? If they stuck naked sword* be dozens over his grave-a-which they did—the sword-handles being crimes, terrified the devil from passing Mem. He, therefore, recommended Turkish scimitars; and Torish scimitars were tried—without efficacy the win e -tuba of those who were so foolish as to leave them exposed, were continually emptied and though Turks abhor pork, yet whether that abhorrence extended to the devil in question, our author does not say ; but, lie hints very shrewdly at the loss as well of bacon as of eggs. " The advice of the learned Albanese was even tually found to be fruitless; the i n habitants h a d prayed to every saint of their aequaintaioce tie I fearer), without ub aiuiug a hearing—ur, if the saints Sid hear, they were as mach at a loss as their votaries; usilel.s, indeed, by way of answer, they seed clown a general inspiration among their prtireoners aforesaid, who now began to bawl with universal vocilerati 1111 l that the dross• rocolas should be burnt reline, a n d then let the devil lurk in it if lie could. %Vali this the magistrates complied; seeing the island teas in danger of being deserted ; lot all the best families were packing up in preparation for departure to Spa or Tinos : secoreliogly, the carcass was ice duce.' to ashes, January 1,1701 a (To be continued., CORN EXCIIA NOR, Nemesia 1. .. . We hove had hut (et! firf IV3iS of soy train since !Woodsy. w Iwo a large properties of the *ti pia y fru in SW ILIA remained outliiiposca tif, aril 6.r which there wss but little demand this morning, especially fur the inferior qualities, which could out be yid tiff, although teudereil at ao 'bite* meat of 2s. per quart. r; but prime samples supported Mooday's prices. Eine Bark, being sa-aree, soW on lull as good terms as on Moods, ' bat all other warts were yearly uoeskable. la Mims, Prase, sod Data there is oo alteration. COAL lAARSET. ?levities= 1. Skips it Mraket. Ships sold. Prier. 45 Newesstkt • OS ...... SI. 41 to 43s 54 911 Setstiertssd ..• •••• 'lO H7i). st****„#fit r &u vi ocrosEa, en movcares ~.1116 TOW. 0 I 31.131%11e: ;,1 . 46.1 „ • . I .olllllB.Williglina CIL Vivo (lam.-41solinp liweepf4sga of lags. welt. fo• ?. yr *Mr — — 414 4,010M440 T.T.C. Mr. ? Sultan, 4 yrs °M. Op.lb 1 Mr. • gr. r. Fiminoeicr mold, Nat . 91b 9 Mb.lna, • yritnia, lat. 316 3 MY. 'Y Own, 7 yrs isM, 701. 4th Doke astintortCarisile, 3re 644, 7.1. Mr. fires Jobe's,. 3 yrs old. 711.216. The Judge placed trot three. 7 to 4 'Est ieltao-5 to 4 apt Financier. Seabed Clato.—Handicap Swerynistes of 10p. rock ro, 3 yrs .1.1 ats4 etywarifs. T T.C. Mr. Crnettfurrre Reuses. 4 pun •44, 714. 101 b. Gromeor's Abe,. 3 Ins obit, lit. 41b. ..... Air C. Bambory. br. e. br Snuffer. 3 yr. old. 7st. 17th. Mr. Donela'. Inferior. S yrs old. *ht. 71b. • D of Graftise. Mirsicir, 4 yr. old. lat. 61b. 3 to 1 .pt MY C. Hautboy'', by. e..-3 to 1 apt lafeui,o— mai me so Mimic. A Gold asp, valise tang.. by a adssetipilos sf tap no,. theorisers- to pay 1110 estra,korhora es ask spa. k C. Ti. styborribers. Mr. Rogers 's Curio's., 5 yrs old, 9,t.. Mr. Jones's br. g. Tylsalt, 3 yr, oM, list. 11 lb. .. 2 fkr J. 51wIlry's Aster 4 yrs. old, list. Wt. Sho;riter. 4 yrs old, Sat. 41b. Mr. Wyman' s', Little Jobs, 4 yrs old, Sit. 31k. teens' Grosses's', Rine Bell. 4 yrs old, Ist. ltlb. Mr. Lakes Banker, 4 yra ul.l, 9st.lllb. The Judge placed bet two. sto 1 apt Casimir-5 tot apt Autnr—t to 1 sort Shoveller. P'...oda for 2-yr olds carrying a feather; 3-yr olds, Tat 5 1 1..; 4-yr Skis, Ast.l/64 ay. 0id5,110.311,4 o.yr olde,'st. M.; nod need, lid. 101 h. Last these Man of tt. C. IA Clasesdires b. I distiope„ by Whaishose,3.yrs old.. Mr. Jones's Iw. g. Tybalt, 3.yra old G,aftos'a b. c. Carlos., 3-yrs old 3 Ld Serflielrl's b. c. by isodyke Jester, soot of Hawks, 3-yrs old 4 Mr. Risers's h. e. Atfs.il, 4 yrs old.. Mr. Wynelosises b. f. by hoothsoyer, out of Tholestris, 3.yrs ..IJ fi Mr. Thorobill'• b. t. raw veller, 4-yrs old 3 to 1 apt Auttopr—t tot apt Tybali-4 to apt Alp d. MELANCIi()LY SHIPWRECKS. On Sondat• lnorouesg, the 43tl last, a (wary vile of 'spud Irmo S.S.W. was exiwei ienced at Lowestisli, which, towards noon. had increased almost in a hill I itulee. The whole sea %%seisms (Ndism's, foam, and a most tremesidone surf broke upon the sins, Al/nut It o'clock the isilsabitants of the lowa hail the pain of wituessing the distress of a vessel. whoa, iu attempting to gam the loner Roads, struck upon a sand called the Beacon Ride, and in a few rose notes wrest to pieces. and all hands on hoard perish td.—A second i - essel soon after followed, and net with the same metinclioly late, and all the crew were lost. The Ines of these two vessel* (moms uo. known) was so awfully sudden as to Afford no time Tor assistimee from share. A third vess.el, the s loop Sarah and Cardiac, of Woodbridge, boleti with cowl's sitmck upon is sand, called she Neweome, end remained thereon with leer mast standing. but 3001) tilling with water. the crew, aonsisting of five per sons, were obliged to take refuge in the shrouds. Here their situation was most perilous, for it be. ing only half-ebb tide. with the wind tremendously strong, on assistance from shore could be affiriled them till the following flood, supposing the vessel should hold together use long. in the mean time every necessary preparrtion was made to resoles as sistance as soon as sods an attempt any manlier practicable. 'llse Lowestoft life-host, belonging to the Suffolk Humour Society was gio ont and maimed under the direction of Lieutenan► T. S. Carter. R.N. after the most persevering and strenuous exertions, she succeeded iu gaining the wreck, sod providentally took the poor fellows fromllie shrouds, just us one of them was shout in drop from his hold, through fatigue and cold. lu vipproisching to the sloop, the life-boat passed and was hailed by a brig. coal-1*(10i, which, no her return, She hoarded and found her in a sinking state. She proved to be the George of London, Joh!. Dixon master, with seven hands on board ; these w e r e also taken into the lite-bout, and about sic o'ck'ek in the evening the whole twelve persons were safely landed on the brach at Lowestoft, with out the smallest accident whatever, amidst the con gratulatory cheers and greetings of the ansimis molttiode who had been witnesses of their distress. The sliriop's mast fell about an hour lifter the men Irft it, and the brig sunk soon after. MARRIAGE. Oe the 24th last, at St. George's Cher* Liverpool, by the Ker. William Mofinesse, A.M. Vicar of Slathers asit Fenton, in the cownty or York, Liewiesast Futon Merriam, of the 52i1 regiment, fourth my of the late John Morris., Esq. of the Archbishop's Palace, Cauterbary, to Margaret, armors! dsughter of the lute Tmms, Newsboy', Esq. of Liverpool. DEATH. Os the ?Bib October last, at Teignimoolb, Devonshire, aged 84, John Powell, Eq. of Blackball, is the same eueoly. - - - HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. lierelog % after 11. I Eves* 49 after 11. tbdinky...Atit. SAlNTS —Holiday at the Hank, Excbe jinn FAIL India, and Santis Sea Houses. By hie Majesty's ROYAL LETTERS PATINT. j4EAKE'S Genuine PILLS. justly famous For .K. 4 Caring, is all its Stages, a Certain Disease. Otte email Pill is a does; and the laicise of one Box, is s rev rest Case, will ems minion the Pitting ef the certainty of kin speedy recovery. Nothing cos be better emit:teed, more rife, or mom esevenimit tbas this remedy, fur such se are obliged top josenies or to sea, Si it seeds no costianartie or revivifies of diet; and 00 years 'verities (is Soo Vales once ',metier) has proved that it will Jest acute v o• prixd salivation sad all other Embeds await sodmin. F.• the Scurvy and other flimsiest Etwordem, this has so its rustle.. Upwards of 40,068 persons, of boot stare, hays been radically eared of the above eniel Uu o►ders within the tact eight years. Prepared sad sold by She Rote Proprietors, T. TAYLOR sad SONS, lioarvill• at their boom, No. 9. New Bridge-area, is bones tit oily 2v. 9J. each, ditty torlsiled.—N.B. Tire back dome sad lithe is the pen tee at nigh. They are ales MN by their appointioest, with copious directions, at Mr. Fleptioria's Tuy.sticip, 103, Oxford-street; Mr. Driboventre, 7, Fish. street.bill, nearly opposite the Mosainest • n Ble.lianiar's. Illisbargb ; Mr. Newbery's, Dinh. ; sad by mss press is every considerable town is Grad Brigitte sal Wend. Advice gratis to taking the above, or odor of the Proprietors' Ise • 'are.—Gleete sail Seminal West oases cared, sad hams, port pa* answered. • See the Nei published by she Royal Cellos of Ispeoleu. Prbibdol biTiNTl:iiii•riges sad Tit GLOM Oikee Nw m &mad by C. COSSMILLI. of the Weed. • iii 61.1. ~ 1 MI