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POLICY:. telne.tTaSlVe. Yestevatty ramming, Macmanus, the officer, having re. turned to town from attending the celebration of the Jubi lee, at Windsor, attended he(ore Mr. RE•n ; to explain what he told Mr. Savage, of Waliinghans.place Snore) tide of Blarkfriars'.ltridge respecting his having been assaulted sad turned out of a la;x, in C -Garden Theatre, tia the Int eight of iis opening, by Jacks qu , the prise-tighter. Macroanus explained to the 'Magistrate (Mr. Savage being present), that, at the time Mr. Savage . was dragged out of the box, he was standing behind the Lott-door s Pal of whirl, Mr. Savage was brought ; and s s eXeral ' . .perststa who .were staudiag wear him, observed, that Wks, 4.Flcaue, the prize-tighter, who WAS taking Mr. Savage out ; ttq he ooly bciog able toter the side-fate of the maa,which was very like Jackson, and those around him haviiig asserted that it was Jackson be made up bin wind that it vas he; and, upon this !round, and this ouly, be told Mr. S avage that it was Jackson. He bad, h-wcver, since learned, that the man who turned Mr. Savage out of the hue, was a carpenter be lowging to Covent-Garden Theatre, whose person resembled Jackass. This explanstion of Macmanus was deemed perfectly sa tisfactory. ?Awes* irivn.n., of atissford•strect. Horlacydown, his and frillintos Mown, sf Chigwell-row, En:mt, mil ke, were lust night brought to this alike, charged by Mr. N 41941111 with fighting in the pit of Covent. Gunlen Theatre, last night, anal thereby disturbing the audience. Tames. fhsris, of freculatili-Jsue, Ilnraleydotrii, ens brduzlit ap at the *sine time, in custody ..f Liars, nu officer of the • patrole, charged with attempting to rescue Wigiuure, when the latter was taken hit,. custody. They were all urdend to find bail, ite nsekrs in std. each, and their seenritia in 251. each, with which tiny complied, sad weir discharge({. SURREY POLICE. • vanry OAM., nowirmoynrß-LAvr, Yestradae, Sir J. Pt a 11011 ar,stamtsso hi Mr.lbrvva, Chief Clink at l'uitin.llnll, emended at the pr - os.su, for the porpoise of further invedigntimr the chase.. hrotnist for ward agals.vt Mr. Plate,, or having rtnless a elserme. ou the house of Child and Co. fur oil. from the °dire of Messrs. lisalewood, Vizarst. and Hatchinsons, n.licitors, in Liacelies-lun, to which othee he was n clerk, airevions evotineinvist on account of his attempt on ilea Co!von. A Chet: from the bone, of Child and t'n. proved Net 11. e cheque ale prevented on the u:ol Augirat, and large motes g•iin or trv.iner.t for k ; whirls motes, it sp. 'circa front the evidence of a ('look of tl..e flank of r..g load, weret on Ike seine den, rxchanled at the. flAidt tor tau ponsul m u te ,• 'eventl of these tuna since heels rernt into the Beak, and csoleenctl Among the cancelled mots Ora, one sails the words t. FAwsrda, lleividenr-lbruse.oh. aereatory, St. f:corgs's r:thls," wet ten ass the both; whith note, whoa slseen lu tfr who writ examined, hr itemednitely trd to have TeCtl , (ll from Mr. Engirt!, with wme other money, in payment fur rout, uu the ea aeiitember last. . A yoon7 man, n.nuiwd &nal*, who wma also • clerk in Mr. flotellinaotia afire, prated, that he bed delivered the cheque In the P,:marier two or three days presumes to its beta; Onid iato It ople•trine. fvoin the rfalrunenl of one of the witnesses, thilt wheal Mho Colson s•iia hilt in a wonade.l state at • Vision's fatly r's.„ the ti..l reee:i.e•l n letter, coutai.one int he Dotes ; Abe was cent f. trOtterrogate tby SO , Jolts, as to whom sac lad receire.lM'ilt letter twin, she trek ooeloiliterl • baying reteitreJ &letter evattairtiie that sato, but rethard to sleitc whom she bad recerled it from, or to moos er any ques tion villain to the notes it communed. The note with the inineseincit of Mr. &lasi& WTI, thee ehrirn to 3fr. Elision, bet lie .tented all kuawledge of it, and said he slion!•1 deciliter answering any question fill be rams • bade a Jury. As others or the notes are continually cootie* is it the Walsh, the farther investigation of the • !orei &Vetted tlfl • future day. • • 'lite decliners ,. the tumult at Lottent-tlardci ens last tii K kt antstrent, in the increased display of rank awl fashion iii the hoses. Earl C11•11.110MOELET Intel bill daughter. Lady Ca tat.oi rc. were in the list of Nobility who graced the fashionable rind,. Mr. film. We Prourietor of the oew Mar 'rhea . Ire, has written r letter to Mr. Pie. r. v icalin g to know whether he intends to brine( out ony thiii,‘ in the African% way, at the new Grand City Theietre, haring heard that Mr. Fat winos to . coutiiie hint self entirely to fares. Viso-aunt PALIDASTON, who succeeds hard Li vasoN Clowca, as Secretary at War, has just eictured his 23th year. The Earl of 1109ISE is elected a temp•raf Peer of lowland, its the room of the hie Earl of Who Sox. The Earl of I.F.lruts was the only either candidate. The tintnliers were, for the Earl of Rotor. 39 ; for the Earl of Leteritm, jewelry It is rnanonred in the political circles, that Mr. CAN NINO nasal len : 01 deterrinned to publish • rte trilea ststenc•nt of the eireurniitancea connected with the late Tina narrative, it is suW, will Ise trisea to the public with Mr. Cs •a t a 4 . % iiign '- lure. __... . Five of the capital prize. in the State I emery. drawn on Frtday, the 2411!, natant, were 'hated and sold by So ter and Co. viz. No. 4.0 )9, a prize of Five Thowned l'onini. ; N. 753, a prize of ran Thoilvand Primal.; No. 541k.1'ivelliendrel re.oudx; No. 11.617. Five Ilattrlrerl. l'orlids ; end No. 4.' 4 ;3, Five Iltindred l'onro.la. The (intonate holdrto may. as mind. reve.re th..ir money nil eirn.....41, , i t Filet FT allot Co:. ()Mc• - s, 11. i'ooltry ; 12,Charn.F.. cross ; and 9!, Al42.te MO-street. The weight of the its m a ssed i., flarlsc!or':. A ir.. tl' t ri,!. our, wa s ' l mo with six tut4hiels vi potator• in the hel.y, •hich were belied flikt. The Sheep weigliei :salh. with tioistott I. their bellies. Pit:wrote% TA root Pt.t:m-I'cr iit sr.s.—F low ‘ bushe'is —Plows, t 1 hosbels--Currsots, 1 li,isise.--`4tgar, . bushel —Nutme;s, ill, —Allereer.. 'ht .—sae, I te,..tiel—: vole,. lik-idy-15.1 Effi s •-•-iii ga3oidst Milk, from Iltr Majesty's 'Si,,. Th e p ir dd swg . were to y , . liv 1:r Mehl , ' I , 47tri Pod flit up Ly Irshrolli. r i trentTr LAri,cr. r. our of the lit: bents. la , Quarter. Leases were also provided. •iefik. Ball et t h e T oe f , ii ,11. rt in,;...r. I,W 1 Thurs.. Any evenusg. v 4.4.4 tr••ry •111. , 111t.1. 61101 ninth roil-Iv attsnmiori In Al Ti.-t N.,l• : ;,iy vi „1 (:miry round the country ; npa,rds 4.r 40:) ~• ,kwts t.. %tapper, ' which wat emulle.a...l by 31.40.-.ra. Ct.ong, of the • two lona. la 44.1.15ti0n to nitr n . s•rrvl'itt , lit or. t':e Ulu:Rion. lions of Wednesday hazht, .se hoer to ...o.ire Illose at Vauxhall Gardens, 11.-• whole (two of which was eo enrch.tniirsity arritit4;-41, ii+ to refuels-ea a bril liant rr in r d.,- i”yalty, upward. of 741 feet in ieligth, elovely at uddl-il with ::aricgat.4l lamp., each VOlR portal/4d distiahliiir4.l.Tereat apt.rn.lid and appro priate fleV lee!, in ntural.er exactly fi r ty, and ter ininating with an imperial crown, and other renal Antiviie ; this heti e very grand ;mei striking effect. its the Croon alone contained upwards of 1000 . Intotai. A hone, hrlontring to Mr. Kim. of Rhode Ferns, Lent. which was bitten by a mad dog about thrive peek. ' iota., 1)44,44a to phew tirmptoft• of the rro an4o/ein on To /eh! , !led'. alai Into since r,olp ' 'wing ja r mad. A r0.....0i..i 4 i k -also bitten et the setae bone, it is fLeT,;7 . Moiler fate. ~. /_'.. - Wien_ _lt‘ • TA. Gerona Jotted/ 'nukes nu raeation of the ',tack ref the tSth, of which The Tatragssa Gszeire itssr the aremnot that use copied into our paper of the nil ii.stmit, end in which the besieged sreie said to hove taken a better/ of eight rummy. i` Gwent, to he rooked aiming the first drurgiters or the country, does nut steed in need of exam ration' or fictitious relations," 55)5 its hew. Govern o r, in one of the Journals; end it should IK. adile.l, that neither brimo, nor the just and glorious emote she is ilefenil us, nut the:pi:him enthusieso, can derive any *drainage fruits them, ar .fiat other false intelligence ger:edited sad pathlished, without discrimination, in rations jonrmils, to the Nary of the nali.snal rhsracter The simple faith is the beat orna ment of the history dime filbert,. Let tei lease to Remote, mind to *fiat or cotropt Gem riiiin•nts, the tank of . P"h 1,11111 4t falsehoods to mislead pebble opin ~,,, , or to ,secs the peo ple, aby du sisll Wenn its ronEtcx INTELLIGEN( E. srANista PAPERI. SIEGE OF GERONA. say ILL!, OCT. 6. We have just received a series of the Gerona Journals, from the 13th to the 20th tilt. That in vincible city continued to defend itself amidst the greatest privations, notwithstanding the unex pected prolongation of the siege for upwards of tour months, with ito heroism which constitute% the glory or Spain, and will fora► a pre-eminent object of- admiration with l,usterity. Throughout the whole of the tith, 41 pieces of cannot., and two lion Marrs, in the enemy's batteries, kept up it dread ful and incessant fire upon the breaches, the walls, and the city. It was returned from the fortress with a heavy and well-directed tire, with cunsid:r ahle affect, upon the works of the beidegers. Two mortars, plaided to the right of the glair of Moo uich, during the night. shells of the I.tr ; :est lase, which did great miechief, owing to the elevation from which they fell*. Oil the 14th, the eneu►}'s fire was still mare ter rific. ft is impossible to 11e.crib - e• the furious can nom de ihricted aping the walk accompanied with a discharge of shells stud grenades. On the l7th the lire was kept up with equal vi gour; hut the garrison and inhabitants, persevering iu ilie niost intrepid and determined resistance, %Unrolled, a ithatit enrouun, the destruction which the hours suffered. In the evening of the same day a presented himself, with a *li•te 11.1 g and a dispatch. The Governor answered him iu these laconic terms:. , No flag of truce can he admitted." (hi the 18th, the enemy's fire was rather slick in the morning, but it !meanie ninre bn.k towards noon, and was t:ecernipattied •ith a discharge or eltoil4 and grenades. • . - 'l' he was x glorious day for Gerona, After Pinions cannonade, with which General Verifier I intended to terrify the Guianese, and to facilitate his entrance, he determinod to storm the place. lie firmed his troops, consist's,. of 5,500 men. into three coluiniii, arnl attuckuir the three bronchi.* of Suite Lircia, Quartet de Alemaises, and Puerta de S. Cristobal ; vslitist stoat detached crops occupied tie attention of the garrisons of Fort, Cabiklo and Condestable „and another-couraderable urxfy attempted to carry by as.ault Fort Calvunis having provided themselves for tort iturpose with hatch e ts, pick-axef. and ladders. The co lumns Were upon the breaches by four in the afternoon; but by the mine hour the generale was beaten, and the imposing sound of the alarm-bells was heard in every part of the tit 3, and alieoily the will-disciplined and veteran garliStill were at their poste, amyl completely premired for action. The French ()Ricer-, who intrepidly led on their tillrOrilllialte troop., paid deur for t:ieir ti toerity. The attack at the /;tree points Pia 'own desperate, but vrtietslarly at the breach iet the Alentaues. where the enemy, at the flu-• outset, forced an en trance. Three tunes the'. ~ :ere rem:toed, when, at leagth, 'enacts they left on these ones of a proof of the %%lour of tie. v defenders, and of French bare !unity. • Our invincible defenders, worthy of the admira tion of all Emilia., sere tint I . llr Ull 'WAWA. forsaken by their heroic 'constancy and coolness. Ltd on 117 valiant and experieured officers, they Int.glat with . the highest iedour and intrepidry ; and thongli it is very common for troops to be thiown into confusion, under ciiciiinstance* so terrific.. they maintained a cLeg:.ce of order xnd regularity, capable ()Cawing the most intrepid enemy. This iv-comity for the breeches, a!1,1 .ditches. being covered with tin tired bodies of Fieni !mien. A corps of bight troops, which sallied omit oppor tunely from the castles, as the t•nemy nem retreat • ing for the last time, merle great :laughter among these haughty slaves of the despot, who, towards dii , k,timil!y desisted from their enterprise, haring reeil,t . cil x complete chastisem..iit. ' .jn the Maiiirsa Journals, received to the IStit, It is st.,teei. that the enemy had discontinued their cannon...4le of the fortress, since the 19th, and that, sithsertnent to that day, there had been heard only a few :hots from St. Francisco, on the Si& OCT. 7. Gen. Blake has transmitted to the Supreme Jitnra the Allowing dispatch, inelosing reports iron 'he Officers, nhn, under his orders, co (,,•(ratedin the relief of Gerona %loge F.xrei.r.rier Seism Instr-weleress, immortal, *twitter ultimately vsnquislied or iictorious—fatal at all tunes to the French troops that have besieged it--lirmly miseveres in its sternum defence. But it was net only in want of provieions and ammunition, but eves of the must areeeynery meth** for the sick and wounded. it wins so el srie ei , esteil, that it bad no eum ttttt niceties with the rest of the Insee principality, except by means of as occasional messenger making his way throngh the enemy's shut It thee. fore became indiepriisably urgent to alleviate this la. mentehle situation, by introducing a convoy capable of re medying the amrsite, and also a burly of troops to reinforce the brave and indefatigable garrison of the place. Bat the operating was difficult sod hazardous, in proportion as it was important. Though the enemy occupied a very extended line, it might emit" be contemned ; and it was to be expected, that by would make every effort to previ.nt the • entrasee of sot-cones, sn inmortaat, to • place which he had been betties ing for three mouths, and which be kept seder the most ri gorus blockade. Tier mil, resource left tome was, to divert his attention to p • te, unit to make him suppose that my intention win to Wier hue battle, in the quarter di. redly opposite to that by which tbe convoy was to proceed. This plan was carried into effect with the moat compkte success. " My h...aill•ituarters were in San when I issmol or dets for the respective movements. I :wrlered I) !damsel I.leutetiant of the !ritual* lofaittry, to march to the height of Les Angriee, Winkled to the north o: Gerona, wail a sufficient number uif, troops, and such of the So. omelettes as he could collect en the road, to dislodge the ?weeny front that posittua. where they had only a small body of infantry, .alto protect the convoys of provisions, wliielo were to he introabeed in that quartet. new order e he punctually executed. I then repaired to the hermitage of Pedro, two li agues distant from San Hari, with the troops of reserve, to he ready to priweeil wherever moistener might be accessary. From this point I detached the tohniel of Elltonin, D. Eurigue with once infautry, and some cavalry, to attack the enemi's troops that were in Brumley with the design of makilig the Fiend, General think that the convoy was to proceed iu that direction.— Notwithstanding the excellent poaitiea of Brutiolas, end its loco' strength being increased by entrenchments, 0' bell and his troops attacked it with inch gallantry that they pined the summit of the mountain, and planted the Spaniels colours in the entreuchineuts. The French kept up a for midable lire; but our troops received it with the coolest hstrepidity, and, without otoppingro retails it, climbed to the highest ridge. In the mew time the enemy received a reinforeemeot, in consequence of au impression that OSA was the pulpl which required to be more particularly guarded. (Plhnicll, to prevent being turned, descended to the plaia, where he made a firm stand. .4 body of our troupe, under the command of General Luygorri, soon after arrived at the position occupied by O'l)onell. Our troops could have In au instant driven the enemy front his positiuu, had it not been judged more advisable to make various evolutions, ' with the view of magnifying our numbers, and inducing the French General, upon his receiving such information, to reinforce that point with the corps which he had ou the Ter, fur it was by that road I inteuded to introduce the convoy. Those divisious were, during the whole evening, in (root of Banuolas, which the enemy precipitately evacuated in the night. Cobiliel D. Francisco Robira, who was to the left of the Ter, and also Lical.-Cokinel D. Juan (laces, attacked, by my orders, the enemy's troops who were in f wet of them, and opportunely attracted their atteatiou to that quarter. the meanwhile 4400 infautry, nod 50U cavalry, under the command of Geteetal Garcia Conde, incortvd a numerous camel, conoistiug of (ruin 150 U to aiw mules, and, proceed ing from Amer, passed the Ter, directing their march for the fortress along Outright Moak of that river. They defeated the enemy who were opposed to them, binned several of their camps, and effected their entrance tato Dermot. The French immediately alrmdinied all their remote pone, and contracted their line, to prevent the return of the mules, drivers, nod horses, that hail got in. It then became ucceseary to l'isililge our posit ion., and to make various more aiornls to prut, I ilwir • departure: They remained in the place LI .nay mei two tii;;l - subsequently effected their retorts-with such grime !it - time, that we did not lose a single unlitidasl, any, perhaps, did so much as • siugk mule or hone fall into the heeds of the a nemy . . Tlte . Govcrnor of Gerona was kft wilt, 11l Rsrriloa of 3,0 , o mew. The mootent I receive the detailed report of Garcia Conde, I shall transmit it to )our Esetlielliry. Its the swan have, I send yoli • eXII, Arts t}, on !hots of O'Donell, Robin, Clartor, end linden. Ma) Gad, Ss . (Sotto •11 .4 JOAQUIN SLAKE" " Head quartets, at Olut, Sr pt. 13, trop." Addreutd to Om Antonio Cornet. SORTING INTELLIGI:NCE. SLIGO RAO:S.- 1 .8 COUltse FRIDAY, OCTOERR U. Fifty l'unkds. - , - ilaptsin Ormsby's Aurae Etastoo, t• yrs old Mr. Ormsby Jima s's b. um 5 yrs old s a v lIATIALD&Y. Husk Mares—Fifty Formic Caplan Seon's kune Mr. Gilmore's m. Captain Mihail% b. b. Mayor Neuter's b et MON PAT. Fifty Putiods. Mr. A. Irwin'it b. Illsriot;, 4 )rs old . . i 1 Mr. Elsitrotl's gelding, 11'srrtur, 5 yrs old )Ir. Elwood 's h. Volunteer, 4 yrs old s V 3i sjor nouter's 1,. e. 4 years old nr Captain Scott's I. -.- yrs 'AI dr TU ISPA Y. Fifty Foetid*. Mr. ♦. Mariner, 4)n old Dr. Elliott's b. ra. kitty, 5 yrs old Mr. Duke% b. as. Betty Blacklierry, aged wsolersos.Y. Fire y Pounds Cept Orsasby's bores &talon, 6 yrs old I Mao, S•ill 1 er'a I. h. AC44i140, • yo r ..Id Mr. Loftus Junco's o sm. Streersich, 6 yrs old .... • dist. THURSDAY. Fifty Pounds. Mr Coyne's b. b. Colo,l, 3 y r aold Mr. F.iwoodre b. Warrtur, S )ro old Dr. k:thott's b. m. kitty, old ......... Mr. Duke's b. m. Betsy Dfitekberry, aged CURRAG:I RACES. 9ATEItDAY, •CTOR[R. 91. 'Whin of Long Stakes, Fifty Guineas Mr. Maley's Charlotte. Sir. Dahl f. by Swindler. 114047 D•Y. Fifty Goiness Handicap Plat.. First pest on the Flat Heats. Mr. Hamilton's Nell Priming, list. t lIM 1 CoMort Lamm'. Refloat, 7st. slb. Mr. Hunter's tic' atch, tist. t Ob. Hr. Daly's Actreun, eat. 71b. P44IDAY. Filly Guinea Comm. • Mr. Mantillon's Toys( Swindler Colds►' Lumm's Maria Mr. Kirwau's Paymaitar Mr. Edwards's Discord 4 Two to snit against Swisdlar.—Eves Wilds; on Discord, who bolted in running. CCRRAGH OCTOBER MEETING. irsexasp•v, OCT. le. &COM CIOII4 Lout Cake., for e-yrs aid ; colts, est. sib. ; Allies, let i alb. Two-years aid Coarse, asp. is R. Sae. Mr. 17aly's f. by Svriodkr Mr. Edwards's rb r. by Commodore Mr. Caldwell's E by Italpb Seven others paid Neat. 11•111111 D•T. Cbalkrege Si. Kirwaa's loop. rub. . - . • Colonel laaftss's Hotlylteek, 5 yea add , sat. 211)..r Mr. Masaillow's Yuang Swindler, 4 yrs old, get Lord Balasora's Young Buffer, yrs old, 7st• I Even betting on Rollyhoelt--..t to 1 abet Swindler. T•111114DAT. gags fen twoirs old, est. each. Two•yrs nld Coarse. Mr. Whaley 's Chariot ir Mr Watts's Baltimore Mr. l'Alwar•ls's eh e. by ('oriaandort a Mr. Kelly's Young Ralph Mr. Cal.lwelPs Para Mutteer a to t ea Charkabt, who wua were r.tsp. 111•11 t DAY. Sweepstakes V•gs i i ft. Thee-yrs old Course. Mr. Itoolarer be. g. %Vint..., by Draw, 6 yrs idel, sot Mb. t Mr. Wakes eh h. %lefty Coekucy, gst. Lr Hagginaun's cis R. Wentherruck, sat. alb ft. to 4 apt Williams, whio wee cagy. Mr. ATuaasty. a I ientleissam of independent for tune, Lee .. resident at Margate. had taken his place to rriuruithither in one of the packets, on thiturdey last. Ile was lodged at the Gun Tavern, Billingsgate, sad had bet a short ties, retired to his theinber, to pack up his apparel, when the wai ter. who went to harem hint that the Teruel was ready. found tinn sitting upright in a chair. in a senseless state. The waiter supposed him sleeping; but upon examine/lots, found he was quite dead. Medical assistance was immediately procured, but in vain. We are sorry learn, that he has left a widow awl tight childreu to deplete his lose. LONDON .—Printed by C. %Milli, Nu t, Clemr•d's lon and published at the Office, Nu. t., Ruck of NIL Ovum i.ts- Cburch, Strand, by J. WHITE, of same places-0 ra.rg, h&c. (or this Paper, seat to the Offite, (poet-real), esti be duly stkuded to. • Nam; ix-tE4l:ll;Evete. - ►,*atlyuUTtf 04:1- 36 Arrived the Vido►ioar, 74, ( pt. la 1.4 I Salseue frigate, Capt. ttailiar.t, *ilia a calms) of 30 14111 i from the Doane. The ChristiaA 71A, of 73 On% Sir J.e l eph Yarikt . will basal to-morrow uste Yang for Ba.que Nand,. rvymot!Til, Ors. Came in the DPflogre, from a cruise. Tne Two Brothers. Lighter., tacteliwith wine., was driven no shore, Imo evening. on the rocks of the Hoe, cal, sill, it is feared, he lest. 'llse cargo is wired. FA LIIOUT.I4, OCT. 4.1. Arrived the Dicpatch pack-t, 19 days from Cadiz. HARWICH. OCT. iti. Sailed the Reenfby Packtt. 'for Flabhiug. Ewa L, OCT. 4Q. Arrived His Majestes ship Leudea, w•i►h &Lath melds of different legintents nn board from F10i4.. ing.—tiaded fli. Majessy's ship Alutiburorgh, for Flushing. FROM LLOYD'S LIST, CIPI•TFSEVD, OCT. ed.—Arrived the Liverpool Ile Green, Gum Cadis; and Guernsey, unk 51.1465. Nothing sailed. THE MARKETS. CORN-EXCHA ItM KNT PRIV Wheat vs. 945. IM.• I I row fiuo. NCF., (le?. 97. ICE /iP KAI 3. 'rick flit. 3s. Po;sitirla Obis ...; Putatue ditto to 4ta ud Rape Seed Fine Flour 9u•• 95 , . Rye_ Dartry 44. 'oil. Malt 7w. mac %Yalta F. as i .......§6s. 96a. .I (a... t•I • Geer Pons. ... LI NAM I JIG Z. C urn. !Ds pectoA Kett', n I: as Da Y. OCT. 26. ‘Vtic..!, per brul. Bark y. per gunnel 404. 3on. o:as to 401. —.l. R. MIS still. to 6s . PCAS 3316 Ou - S‘IITIII . 11::.111 51A RKE O. 10. o he 0 dal Der a Idoe ..1 eta, • • '• • • _ . Herr...... an 0.1 tole. ad. - Head of Cattk, thin day 44. ad. 1.-uts Veal .l 10 71. od. Mlcep. Lam r.... 0.. nd to oft. ad. Calves.... P o , k In Am 7• ..• . ........... • PRICE or liopg. . (~ 7 • • .1,7 ft \ V/. Krnt, to 31. 10S. huille - A, 41. to li. Ist 114.45, 41. —l. to . 1 PRICF-SOF HAY AND at J A OJAI'S. flay, 41. (1. u 4 'Po tie lu ud Sera+, et. Ile. S. *5. les. Gd. !OCR YTo. Kent, 31. in 71. --i 21140”1. 41. Wu. t. a I'r•u6nm,9l. 111 WI YFSTi6i ITAY: nirren ?EL. Hay SI. 00. to lil. too. Nvw, 01. oe. to 01. W. elorCe, 71 Os. to OE 9O Straw. al. 4a. to YI.IM. NLWGATI: AND LEADENHALL blAftkWl'S. the Crica MO liktr as. 4 to Se at. Veal 44. Oil. to biottoo tie. id to 49. I. Pork Ss. ed. to 61. ed I.at.ti, 4S. 04. t. ss: PstICE. TALLA►W, St. James's Maiket Ls i id' Town Tittlow tom Gil --• o Cat liflii-t Whitctquipi.! Msiket ',6 lid IVliitc ditto .. owl od —• o ptr M. of bib —....--.1 s, u p jf:t..,.. 945 ud ..yi . Ins did M..l6•ig. Staff ••• od —.• • At iat.,:e. • • s• ud 1 I),ltu rough 4ti• 01 .--11 0 Cs area .... ...... .. 1411 0 Gerd 11m;. Y, How tp, t I..s—Mwlticli 240—Cnr1, Price of %b•lle§t. per dozen, i i cod—Moul4e, IG. od .. IV • ► Y.l!ii:li r. d lit UI rom. NIAKKE Ships *t MLit. Ships 761..Newr.vtlr 491 • 4 ..Sond. I I 4 I ..York,litio• 0.31 I .. COURSE OF F.N.tIIAN Antsteida.n 30 too U. Ditto at Stght SO .1 ROi 9 I 1 .3 U H •rnturxli .2 4 ti ilmin l4 7 4U. l't.rie I Jr,.r' date 241 I D.llii ..... 90 5 i U Bustrar•mx 4O S 51adrid - in I,:iper . 44 effect. Palermo — in paper. Ditto 4O 'Kill. 8A144.01. Lexliurn Genoa 17 Ventre . sit Nape,' sToci Rank Stock S I' EST ER f, AI g6ftk 3 per Cent. Re need.. oe I . -- 3 per Cent. tumult 6 91 4 per Cent ... 63 it 5 per Cast. Navy Long Annuities lni 9.16111. India Bonds a 3 44 pros. Etehequ. r Mlle .. 3 14 preen. Console fur T. BUSH, Stook-brakes:, 4, Cornbill, and 9, Cbaring.croaa. :woe as last *tek. 1 7. - 7 -al:TO - II IC Et - 17. Prue; s7i. od. to ;as. Gd. • sse od to Soo. sd. S'IA. od. to 011. •(E. FRID•V, QCT•ri. I i.bsa (!porta • 6a . I .toiciro• • • • 71 11 'I a (iiiprallar ;Milan lurk nt;l.l.lus ;:old MI Cola s,. per OZ. •••• ••••• New • • - New in • Ne-, Loi,ie ....L.. • - or the Sans of I•ujitio 1. rer rent. MABBLAGES. Al Dot, John Birks, Esq. of Plower Hill, Berkshire, to Miss Buttock, of Ashwiek-Honse, in Gloucestershire. At Clifoo, John Ils. thorns, Esq. of Hill-Honae, in Olonetansrabire, so Miss Mary Margaret Corti% douglitin Mrs. Curtis ' of Mradyke- house, Clifton. On use 2 fid instant, at Bassin Castle, Scotland, William Elbe.', Eaq. M. P. to Mini Boas, daughter of H creeks RAMO. Esq. of R oute. . . . At St. George's, flanotter-squore, by the Rigid Rev. Dv. Pap; Chaplsin to the 1,4.1 Bishop of *riot am! Mots, Jere. think Dirk, Fel of Fiushery-equare. ty Hu...tette, youu doutrhter of the late John Le Coq, Esq. ofJuhu.treet, bed. fur.l.ruw. DEATHS. At Fort William, sear Belfast, Mrs. Caldwell, who aimed a oi.g, as active, avid useful life, la tl.e practice of every domestic and metal villa, that mild adorn her It x. _ On the eth test. mach regretted, the Hon Win. Cockape, the seeped ems of the late Viscoost Collett, at Remittals house, Nurtharriptoushire. At the C3lPr of Goer! Hope, on the Ist May, Mr. Donal Al' Donald, of His Majesty's Contains, sun of AP Donald. i Lyndalc. The Right ker. Dr. She/rock, Catholic Bishop of the iornersetshire district, aged ti 7. Oa the scd neat , Mr Robert Monte!ue Burrell, of the Soo Fire-office, Crai,g's-Curt, of as iudanostattoll of the chest, sp d 4 1. At Tynan, enmity of Armagh, on the emit instant, 'Alias Leslie, eldest daughter of the hoe C. P. Leslie, of tiles*. louzli, comity of Mouagbait, Esq. _ HIGH WATER AT LONDON BniDGe THIS BAT . mom.. 47 mi.. after 4 Aflerneou 5 mi.. after S. F - o' I ~~ ~tl}.