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r led th*TFLE Et:c' A.. • PO 11 TGMAtIt 'ln?. ‘26. Arrived His Majesty's ship L. ? ...* 1 4. from Ply mouth.—Wind N.W. PLYMOVTN, OCT. 2.5. Letters from the Triresoh, arrived by the Scorpion brig, on 'Fbutsday last, dated the 4th inst. left Sir R. Straekan well. Came in His Majesty's ships Frnn , bi e, from Ja maica ; Illustriont and M.jestic from the :Vestward ; the Martha Helena (a Dane), Smidt, from Malaga, for Tonningen. detained by the Trct dgar privateer ; the Canapes (of Bremen), from fonningen for St. Thomas's; Prospero (a Dane), from Amsterdam for Dartmouth; and the Aurora (a Dane), Freiske, from Cette for Lubec, detained by the Lion priva teer. • Sailed His Majesty's ship; L'Aigle, for Pon:- mouth, to be repaired ; the Coptete, 74, for the Ch ulna fleet; nith the iffentf.ger, 74: the latter re turned again to Cawsand Bay. Also the Insolent ar.d Hardy Rim -brigs, which had sailed, are returned. Wind S.E. strong. FALMOUTH, OCT. 24. Yesterday arrived the brig A/. :render, Captain Dempster. from Newfoundland, in twenty-one days; and the hatreprenettle cutter, Lieutenant —, time the Channel Fleet. Sailed the Evie f Methro' packet, Bull, with mails, for Jimaica. Arrived this day His Majesty's ship Capfain, 74 Runs, George Cocklainne, Iraq. trom Portsmouth ; Isteieet gun brig, from Plymouth ; and the Ame rican ship Flew, Capt. Henderson, from Norfolk, with tobacco and staves.—W'ind S.E. DIAL, OCT. £6. Arrived last night the Ern/oqm bomb, from Ports.. mouth, with a convoy, which are sailed for the River; the ..-vylerion remains. Arrived this day the V.*'al frigate, Trompense sloop of war, and sever ral gun-brigs, from off the French coast. Arrived and sailed tor the River, the Phtehe, Custer ; and ' 414•1, Williams, front Malta; ihrre Brwthers, Sin clair, from Gibraltar ; Sechlons. Ingraham, from Oporto; Choice.et.uk, from I.iibcm Dish of keel, NMI ; Ee4a, IVil. , ii ; Totioi Cast/r; Fisher; Ana, ,Atkins; Osele ; Al apnet, Landoll ; and serve- 1 sod others, names unknown, from Jamaica.—' Wind S.IV. • —-, we-- FROM LLGYI)3 LIST. attetrim, Off ihrerpard-..thy Mary, &wads Posthumous, --w; elm Joan Ruff, (rum Liverpool. At treetc -.the V.tteia, Mnneu, from Cork . Snow*, Cod ; Renown,. Polk ; litaCetteri., A.laat ; Vdtln Chief, and the Ehas, T om , from New. f At Viens—the and the Swallow, hoot htdoh,,,nitiaNl t Pasta.--114 laturty, Withyeowaba, (tom Newfmniff. keel. Off M. Vinernes..-elto Exreetment, Smith, P.m APice. At lla(ioackies—the C.omal Stewart'', —, horn Coat; If ireirell,,Edwards; sad the Venerable, L00.m., f.om Lever yews. As Afrii-s—the John, Nouns; any shz tess,Roberts, from LiTtr i Aol. CA RLISI,P, OLT. Z 5. Our races concluded on Satuisl.ty last, and there pryer was known Letter sport : every heat, on Thuredry and Ft iday, was severely contested; and although only ntte heat on Saturday, it was as fine a one as ever was run over any course. being can tested ever• inch from the first starting. Lord I)ariirgton ; s b. b. Ferzahea, beating Mr. Ildetton's 1 iJy Lowther, with her tern charming daughters, and Miss Watson, were each day on the grossed, in their barnurhe and four. with fens-outriders. The fellowing gentlemen and ladies carriages and four were likewise nn the ground : S., Chsrlet'Dougies, Sir John Manwen, Su James Graham, Sir Frederick Vane, Mr. Sitencer Stanhnue, Mils Wwughs„ sad Mr James Grattan, d Ideind Cues l'ners were likewise in their ' N.to Wallace, Mrs. Dairtt, Mrs. War...A, Mrs. Hest ; Sin. De Vittwellet3le, Mts. Fitouthoson, aiiw Losh, Mrs. (robins. e( fbrrnerk, Mn. Rateruan, Mrs. Graham, of Lew. bin rosin, Mrs leaner, Mrs. Loren, Mn. Moue. senr, Mr farther, and manor eitwn. Lunt I.nwthet„ his Sem, 5,r Owlet Porgies, Sir John liamerell. Su James Graliatr..Sie frodetick Vane, Mr. Cu-- wan, t'o:onel t thew. Colonel Taylor Mr. James Grattan, of Rdnea-ot Casale, end h.it two Sons, wish a peat Number of other 6.-ntletitaw, were on the funned on horteruc it. The Hon. Frederick Hesraid. who aged for his brother, Lord Marpeth, and the Hon. Williana Lowther, were the Stewards, who, by their easy and accommodating manners, gave universal nos. • fatlion. Mr. Howard presided at the Ordinaries the two first days; and Mr. Lowther on Friday and • Satter day. The Balls on Wednesday and Friday were arn tended by Lady Lowther, and her family, Lady Ann Vernon, and about ISO gentlemen and ladies. About 60 couples danced its two sets. Mr. Howard lad at the' Ist dine. with Miss Mary Lowther. whose eio,ztrt r.:trements attracted she admiration at every b. , ludder ; Mr. Lowther led off the 2.1 Janie with Vas Stanitcpe. Amongst the other couples, we putticularlv noticed Mr. Curwen and Miss Ann Lowther, Mr. Frederick Vane, and Miss An Stanhope, Mr. Thomas Graham, of Edmond Castle. and Mies Lowther, Mr. Sanford Graham, end Mrs. Stanhope. Lady Lowther gave a public breakfast, on Suer- JAY. M the Crow u and Mine, to which there was a geneesi itoritatson. It was honoured by our Bi,hop, as well earls, whale party who attended the races. Mose liberal and ecwitable Ladies, the Miss ‘Vauylis, as us:.al, rcpt open honse, dur:ng the week. If isu set Lord Lows nee and Party, to the Carlisle Twist Company's Cotton Manufanory. Lads Lc - wince having expressed a wish to see • kohory, a• patty, last week, was accordingly . ansue, conshting or the fallowing peeler:ages:— Log and Lair Loarthtr, live How. Mr. and Va. Maws" Low. that. Me /kn. Prudent( iiinsattl, Si, James Gra.iam, M T. S Selatentspet, Eq M P has Laster soil ta• James Cssalmin, Log .1 telotwud hl. P. a.td she • .t. Atter minutely viewing the eery handowne steam-engine, and the exceller.t maanrcry (then at wmist,nottherh..:li she party expressed themselves highly Stratified. lass Lordship was pleated to Leave ten gator*, fur the work people. On me party coloieg out of the Mull. Lord Lowther and the rest at the Co:Naar:7 partook of an elepaist cold • pereicristiy provided bg ttrahana, Esq. et 'Alcoa .Lodee, and MIX other putncrs of the essaceni. *Ott§ 416. itteitiLait * reiVil• far theilastler ordermg u( His MAJE-STI"s AR NIT, .and fct improving the Chndetion of ccenained in Ills Majesty's Warrant or the 7th of Oct Se:. taari„ and hi cer tain Arta passed doting the Last Sessio,a at l'atioureut. . Periods and Terms of Enlivtirg. lln She Infantry (or 7 year. lln the Artillery . 12 yean jLi the Cavalry . 10 date Yen willing to engage for a Second Period of Service, will be r•aenlisted ; In the Infantry fin . 7 years lln the Anillery . ears Cavalry . . 7 ditto Men willing to engage for a Third Period of Service, will be re-enlisted ; In the Infantry for . 7 years ILI the Artillery . g yeses Cavalry . . 7 ditto No Non.eummisolined Officer or soldier to be allowed to re. vilest fora second period of service, until within traits months of the end of his first period ; nor for a third, until within two years of the end of his second. The new period in each cum Dot to be considered as commencing until after the expiration of the one iirt,ediag. No Non-commisointed Olicer or soldier to be allowed to te isidoit, to engage to re-enlist, into any other tttau his own regi ment, until aft , r his complete discharge. Non-cemtnissioned Officer or soldiet.cllaoging from one ser vice to another, viz. frogs lulantry to Cavalry, Cavalry to And tory, &c. t. engage for a ia:al if sear. •4ual to the brit Feriud of the service lute which treenterrs. For young men enlisting under eighteen years of age, the time wanting to complete eighteen to be added to the s...veri, ten, or twe.ve yea's. Perin& of service may be extended be the CommandMg Offi cer of the Goverment, Colony, Island, or Statiod a. 1.. Non eonemisii.mat Otf.cers and soldiers serving abrotd, tor viz mouths, and by the King, wit.. sespeet to Sib-cominhatuneg Onceas and soldoes serving either at heir us abroad, moil six • lilmitherdiall ['rive elapsed of contosevd' prier, sidoequent ea the eglaiestion of the penod of service tar winch they wets selvage' ',minded always that no sueh extersOun of service atoll, us toy case, enema throe years. N.. N•in-ceelito.sonawl Officer Sr Mahar having initiated for, sod serving in, hi. last period of service, to be compelled to eery. any such extension of service beyond six months aft, theme:oration of such last period. Nou-corninisseted (Ahem; and soldiers may be transferred from one battahoo to another el thereto, regiment ; or, in rt.. ached, t. a veteran battalion ; but not otherwise Ofatteil unm one regiment to another, without their consent. • E•tft Non.coinceissioned Qtflcer arid so.dicr entitl•A tn . bit discharge, if thee serving abroad. to be Nat to Great Swath or Ireland free ~f expecte., and to receive the pay ail , ,wect to N•rn-cootia.s.r...4ed Writers and Slithers on a parch, from tune Ogee of his being landed, to the patith or place in which to shall have been originally enlisted, et the 1•11110 j twelve IDlits for each day's march, with the usual number gli halting day.; tied every Noit•commiasiowed Officer and Soldizr, as enc.Cel t. tits discbarge, who shall ire disch.irrel at any haft in tine tooted ktogrtont, other than that to which he belOngs asebove, to have the Irkii pay, from the place of discharge It. toe Owe or he afteitatiou as aforesaid Ras.. •d Fay voted by Parliament for the Nemeothrniationed °Plow and Privates of the Army, rointuencing from tie 2.5 th Jun", Iduri, aKiaSife. Oldish GUARDS AND aa•Calilla. _ per diem L I. al. 3rrjetant•Major . • • . . u 3 )1 Mrrpaant . • • • . 0 2 I Corporal . • • • . 0 - 7l Dim.. altar 10 rears' tonics . 0 Pk Ditto, after 17 tutu . . . : 0 91 Trompeter . . . • 0 Pm...to . • • • • 0 3 ()rise, after 13 yea,' sorties . . . li 4 Data... akei 4: dun. . . . . 0 It s Ur Ttlk lilt TON et %%%%% IlliarlCl Sarjaaat-itip.r, as 411...artai-Mastet-Sr. l rana . U 8 11 Seij• .seit . . . . . 0 13 Cerpotal . . . . . 0 4 Ihttr: alter 7 vrata• ...nice . . . 0i DM., after 14 yea. aMu . . t; 0 Orsoillsor or b ier . . . . 0 1; pi l vaul . • .• • • 0 0 Ditto, after 7 vow: somas , ' • • 0 1 1).n", •iter 14 ilia,. . . . . 0 11 Op D t• a aa 0 R 1604.11 T HUI ii....h1 141159111:1 , 0 N.S.I.CIOIO.i'MIIWI4 Othtc • • • uei iiruomer•.l,.. •11.41 hate Colllll4.2ttii sertairs plink of aw.v.ce, or olio sha 1 0 1 ilochaiged at Inval.d. Daasoied ; or Wountlert Rats of tensions of Men who shall have collied for, tn., be deseitarged a;ter baring 'erred the second and sat Perohla of Service. CA. , •LIty •ND INIANTIT.-..Milli illeetMt Pc , i.4. per diem l. a. 4. So.riPant.Mainr, Quarter-%faster.Sentant, Seo4eaLt, CUrpolllll4 awl l'mase 0 I 4 . After Tb'd Peeled. Seojeant-Major and Quouter•Master.Sesitant, haw. sae served three yenta as nut., to , tonfi , in add.' tau Lo nos clap me VSIIII4I a. 5411.11fA111. ag Ilkil siabo in the whole 0 2 0 . . . Spirant fro,n 0 1 0 . . to 0 I IL. Oose halfpenny a Mn to b. added to the shilling ler every year of s, runt as a tiorpoval, and one penny ter every year no soot's:vs as a Netralit, but inn pension ht tan ease no exceed Is. 10d. { foamo 1 o coe ? egel on o• i 1.; One halfpenny a day to be added to the shillnag for every year of units u a Le0p0.41,, Out the pen sion on no can to exc,ed li. 6d• hooves . 0 I 0 . . . To Setiesnl-Maleno, QuitenbfuteroSe: . ;eants, Serjeants, coeperel., or ptavaon wrath( after third period, one 't e ll. penny a day to Pe opined to the onsossen lot teensy year of wt. este ..ter the azp,ratoos ..i . W. last paned, entlausat hunt as to the AMOY fit Sahlitill disn:harged before this Expiration of t: sir Patieds of Seel.. Non cemminmrsere Officer ott;tlt.mr, diochareed Awing first permed, and ro.estitning some his warn regoessit, or iota any other cepa:seat into wlayeb be may be pormsabol to entat, to he allowed to rcckoe, for the porpoise of clat.a.u4 pay and peaasmo, aU years if former seTalte. N041.{..t003i01.0ne4 Officer or saddler, discharged during ite rate period, to be ajc.ed to reek /G. (Of ray a.. 1 all former service, arid sue year for every tee of alstro,:e, subsequent tosoch docuarge, and to be totaled to ismniete Are, ponce 411 rag oxp.rat.ths of the period so computed. Non-0011,0nssowd Orlicet or seiLlier, ti.vavarged during third paned, sal not reee•s is a ;sermon, as insets*, wriun.ted or doubled. shall unnsealasely the pethi.m dos at ute eripiretnut es the secouri period, mad for obtaust.ig the elifee. 00.111 bliMettl It end Cle Fecstou dtic 1111 the expoot.oo of the third period, be eiovral to emboli -ate year co every tern years of absetice, subunit:4,f so such discharge, so as to be untied to the lull pelmet' of one shit.ing slimy at the trapirstsun et the 1141111 Vet 11161 .0 computed. Soldiers gorn:.eg at the Eipil ltioll of their Periods of -orrice. Neer connoission,4 Oi!.cer ur told.er quitting the service, aaA aftervra ds :e talmtt .g his eon regiment, out to ere• itob, for the barman of etatming any fine ca ot pay, the gist three yea:. Atte: te-eutisting. N.rn-conserstainood Utast or salter so quitting, sari or oohs/nig into stir other .eg.niea! Gut to rectors, for the pur pose of ctainatog macrame si fay, fiat tissue isms alter m alinger:lg. Service is tint Ran or Wen (edict. Notrenntmie.•..led (Xfi:ef Of soother, 14 Pc .Lowe{ p ree)ois then, 'leafs foe *eery two yealtra t„. the Ea.t M Wool ?ar the wary,., or cLaroweg rne:saae fa: pay, and op ow" in ea.. of J:.ehr•p, bu• uot 1.4 the turret* c.airwing Jearettarge, before the actual estimation of the se:ole.l e .f _ invemie of ray and Pennons, how fo•feiteal. No a c amauisasc,c.c4 lnkcsri uad hem. el.-duns.' heists conarael...4i of n., e, a...! . C“11: . ..1111(1; L. any fUtts 4/1 itoresenbed be the C $4 , 1f4154*41•110 of Cue'.-ea II as to terstenatal flail as.rytem Intl Owes of ai"at, an.i 11.tifynag itual Lae a titt.e, LK 11111111 Lit . . •. • • any PrOclee:Wien of 111. Mikity, or rAt ,c4olr.E attF her !hod or vet,ran battalion, if orqulrra b, the 11.414tait to kitieit all dors to increase of pay, or to !rn lions nal accpunt of movies ; but *Mail to he liable to be Iso call , d.upoti tow-roc, either nadir. airy Proclamation, or or der any oils! of theCuronsissioneis of Chelti Hrwpits!, who shad • hove Clmplrtc4 his those( fun , periods of service, as computed under these regulations. Non c d ()Meer or soldier may be rkpriverl, by vontemce of Goieral Court %l trtia.., of all, or ;: •,y p. li ,ortiou of Maim to ii.creaae of rey, or to pension, Cn recount ut futaier yea's of .mice. R a t e s ut p e n s i on ., of Novirconimierioned ofete-s and Sniffier', discharged as disabled, or unfit fin Service. pet them. s. d. k inespab'e of contributing to earn a livelihood torn to I 6 disableil, but able to contribute something towards their li relit:rood .t 6 tf ditabled„but able rnatetially to assist themselves . 0 9 11unfit for service, but able to earn a I . 0 6 Men who, in 'roped merely to their disabildv, uoyld he placed on either of glue two lower claews, .halt, it divviarged during the third period of service, be entitled to the pennon of one sh fling. No Non comniir.ioned OlFeer or soldier to be allowed to claim, of right, any such petition, wiioso disability or onOsucit has &Oust from vice or misconduct. . . ..... egmniiirioncis of Chelsea to determine to which chtst of Peniitnn each man betting., with yowirr ut tri.ru ulta elate to another. Non-comaiiibiuned Officer. nr 4ad peo- Con allosi•d; mar, by the Commirrioneis, 1; ‘ , required again to wive, LIU' they bk.!! Lave tompletetl their lieriuds of *ci vic... The furegoing milers and regulations are to he understood as referring tiiths,le Non coininisiounsitlat'elli and Ales only, why base rotated subsequently to the 24th of Lit ; but Newommi.slutled Olicsrs and 10:41erf haring eniiiited (for gentsial service) pr.:PUY* to that reilud, are to b entitled, in 'kw of their former sehicos, tp Ova full henebt cif what is ther t in rnutauocd , ut d1:1 that ideals to pay and atineineue, arid olio to pensions,- if direhargril as invalid, disolaled, or wound w, or titer ttperiod of service of oat less Una rumness% )eall. n. TILE MAR? LTS. CORN EXCHANGE, Ocr. 27. Wheat has arrived to-day in large supplies; this trade is duil, and the general sales made, are at the reduction in Wee of lv. and s'. per quarter. The supplies of Ead•: if are con videlable, and this vticie, with hdats, srappurts the last price Bans of each kin 4 arc at little variation - be few White 1.-as arrival, and those at much mute atiar.ce : Gey are dearer. The Olt art:salt are considerable, and thin article r quoted :oiler; and the terms of Floor remain as last week. CURRENT PRICE Of CRAjtd. 74*. das. I beaus— 454 514 04. Fine 9ijs 01. T.c.t Beaus 5. 0•• . Rye 4's 44.. Cl (Vs ..224Y1i. Ws Barley . 78.. Od Rare Seed SAI. 281. Cs. Whtte 01. hue Flour 7th. 75s Oo C,es P.ass 45 , l 3•. 04. Seconds ..655. 70. ad • B" LEIGH and S. SUPTIILEY, Hackienon, 14). Stra4, la a 'Lett t.ree, I•HE LIAt AItY °cult late Earl nf.HALIFAX. IJm nos:we std be glare nt tha aline at Sale. WEI - URN OF WHE thcluditig ouly fmrti the aireaatAy s. d. 12 Chtart& . rs at sas 23 at 06 32 at 94 115 at 92 a IN MARK LONE, 1 of Oct. to tug 11ILL co Oct. Dike Act. _ a. d. GSS at 77 267 at 76 1004 at 76 290 at 74 590 at 7S 114 at 7/ 49 at- 69 • 219 al 64 99 •L 67 IGO ...-•••••••. at 60 SSI at S 7 Sat •at 06 00 ....a—. at 04 7J9 •••••---a at .5 14: at 5d 6d 470 at •2 40 ---- at 50 rs Along ;•.• 40. that. last t 440 45 . at 91 346 at 9.1 - 60 .—.at 89 174 at 81 • SAI at 87 'CO at as 74 at 8S 33) - at 84 ) 19r,6 at 1 , 2 1e: --- a' el 213 - at we at 23 Total, R,9:.3 Quartet A... Ad. beer Pi= OF HOPS. PASS. •POCItiTt. Kept .41 106 to 51 So Coot 4l 15s to RI —i 50505a......41 46 to 51 451 SIM% 41 itti to Ss Si r... .ex . s.l ;66 to 51 st ' Farnham— II St to 9 1 IS PRICES OF HhY AND STRAW. AAA. ST JANIS'S. Hay 3i 10. a 4: 15 lira* 1' 19s a 8. Mil p% . Hay 31 10A 0 if O s New 01 0a a 0/ O. .Clever 4l 10.• SI It, Star .11 155 a V 6, IMIPIFIELD.—bIomotot, Oer 27. .T., stal the ntlst—por moue tf 6 lb. 1444 'ls ft/ oa 41 64 I Vo.l 4s 04 to M 4l Mottos —45 44 to 5s 24 !Putt 45 64 to bs Ild Lamb 4s 44 to 55 6d 1111411 Of/ CATTLE Till est. pi e ,,, . ..out v‘.0. —.35505p and Limit ls. 15,000. NEWliAri AND Lti.Al th• bee 2s 64 In 41 04 I Mama; 3' 44 se 41 44 Lam% 41. ,LiENHALL MARICSTS. • Carcass. Vaal. ......i+ to 5s ed Pork .......4a likd to h. 81 I. M to ed PRICK OF qt !awe% Market $a 7d Giare Market Ma , ket. 61 ret Stone of 61b . 101 S.! peerage rt.c; ..c4 74 Y."^w CoAP, --• a 7E tfafV.;es, per dames, TALLOW. Teen Tallow 63a Cd Ye!low Rust.; Os Od 0.4 %Vitae ditto .... .7s Od ditto o'l seri Od Melons Statif..-4 Od 43s Od Mito eoyb -••• Grasea . . It• Gond Dregs •.. --a 1G: Stook I , B6,—.Curd, 90s. N. 6.4.P411111ki., lii. 6d. PRICE OF LKATHER. 15"ito, !..0 1a59616. Ctch Ma... IlsMa kis. each 264 to 104 Mercaants hacks •". ' 214 to 2.21 Dritoing Mdse.. • IS to 19i Yule C acts Hides 11 to Illi, C. 0.,. Hides for cutting 214 to 11.24' Flat Gelman 174 to 1111 Calf Sato,. 90 to 40;b. pat Dosen 21141 to 424 Datil, 90 to 701 b..... 3:4 to 424 ) A Data, 70 to 110 1 9 .7.04 to 36.1% .- Sete.lSeals tat:enland) S64 to SW 5 I Laakie date 100 s to 141 s per doom. Tussled Home Itidee . Ms to aim per bold.. COAL-MARKET. 0117.17. Shirt et Al t•ket. SO4.t Price. •l ..!crony 39 Os 01 a 334 64 7 ..S.lndeciaad 6 44, 04 II 47e W 3 ..Caodet. COURSE I /I? T.X( A wistergara SI 11 I U. Date at Sastit 55 * Kottellaut II St P. 33 5 It LT:I Mums • 95 61U. P.a.' I day's duo 14 • H NGr ..eel% 24. Verse 341 New C. Napiet, • • .44 I.kfue Is: Code _ . _ - . DAP. S 4 • 2 U. 11.7dcaus ...... S 4 . —.is f 4 Per• SO Alert. autLgau. 1. E. d. l'orturil G..ld a Coins awl Ran per Si. New 1) 41 . 3:00 11 6. • S N 'Ll7 l"l4.4 i Aar. • • • • New Laois —• Softie hat* dalal:ask, per Ca*. . 1) ) ll Cadu ea par e r D.Lto 39 ;Qrs. Legit .io (ie - to4 . 47 I).bi . i.a Sn Lcaou s OA • • hiaiiity Pa,x7l. 4 Z--..N 114,4 a r 41"... 1 mak the Pubic (Mai IRISH STOCKS, (XT. 23. Gneetneeent Debentutet. 31 pet Cent..." try “...t. titnek 1 pet Cent. Giend Goal Lou, 6 per Cent • 9-7 j LRTU. Yrsterday morning. between two anti throe o'clock, th o lody of the Re•ercud Juin& Uwen, of Eu:hant, of a sots daughter. . _ MARRIAGES. • • La:t week, Thomas Jenitins, Esq. of the Hon F.ar'indit Cotnuant 'a ...titer, to NI las Morris, cony daucter ui I Items Morris, Faa of Trpv.ggiu, treat Card-ran. At I.l.i.aleg, Mu.imouthatore, Mr. hr njamin Thomrarmoi Stanley, .ear Bewdley Worcestershire, toMin Ann Wirt,. fourth daughter of Samuel Qtairel, Esq. of Abertarue • On Friday iort, at a a D er l y , Badr.LlS ced age: Lady Alva, pp: 4_ mother to the Marchioneas of 4tafford. On Saturday, in St Andrew':, Norwich, aged eightj put, Mrs. Seniey, relict of the late Re:•v. Richard Berney, of rich. She has. left the following rharit‘hla bitatietts: np . se the Nuifulkaurt Noteieliliod_aal, dual. t the %Virl..•a, IOU!. to the Charity &Mauls, and 1001. to bro. , lce'.. Hospital, Cambridge. Ott Monday sen'ttight, at Salisbury, art anal named Pearce he was formerly a iso.bnig garde..to, hut, lately tuhaisted by robing charity. Aftqr his death, tyrant, t beVeiltir•hve gu Inca*, tis gale.. weir found in his ; L,, only dau;:liter, Lying in t.on.!• n , was instantly *ratan who, attar orieritig her. kthur 4uly 14,314. no,tetod to the treasure. HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT L')NDJN eIIDGE. A.m.". 42 mat. saw Even.... 27 in.a. Uter ay Liwei and SOTII EBY, 8....k.e1.er5, lei, Stra la a ahem 1110.11. NE LIBRARY of the 1 .te Rev. FDWA R T go,wF K g A mg, B D. !treat), of Croft a.. 1 har.n.r.r hill'', in the onowy et Y..rk, and rteE 6dasy W Lama Duo nntiee will be given of the time of Sale. - By L.,lGl* mid S.. SO fHEBY. Bockseilets, !nod, in Jarttury neat' THE entire lauuND STOCK' IN TRADE, of the tat: Mx. BUR DON: ii..okseiler, et W.nenest t r, tootainint the Et;,,Nop. attle! mad sni;or)- ILtuit uutict 1.111 mi l king of Ik. time of Sir e. • By LEIGH and S.FOTHEIIY. Boo:sellers, Hi, Strand, Early in the Aor,i,g, E DUPI.ICA*I and a considerablePJrinn 1i of the LIBRARY at Iib:ECHNYOUO, Flees, the Ir Port of SU Juba holuight, Bart. containing a 6ne rif Greek .and RUmen Claanct, neatly a oninplri- Seri.% il.• Aldl. several rare Editions by Jurrson, Yuraieb,.a, Came. Wiuken de Wade, and other celebrated P.ieteri Snmk ,, ,eare, first oddion ; the fluke of Nonliu-nlialaorri A , 4 4n0 del MA.411 2 vols. Ciir_oodian'it 11.ibary Life, 4i• *•• large p W airer . Ductile's ardickiltire and Paper, &c. &c. • Also the SeSriebt Collection of Itanoseript, many en i•l• lute, finely illuminated, of ancient Ciironidel,eiaiteis, COOK HisloPy, Holy Sc•lptuars soil %Creels; a beatetrfei rr of the Koran. brought from Conatantii:upte by Bar Paul Pi. - . in 16°4. The .hole coll..ct.d by tnoite r nrnnat Mt...La • -• and tiatoriana, Sir R..ger ray oleo and Liaard LhoyJ —the notice will be vim of the tirn , , of Cale. NEWINGTON GREEN, MIDDLESEX. Lein desTval i‘ with hop Go.len isnJ ORLts. Eseel!ent R. t !shall Fuusstunt, valtiaLle Liteat7 S.tlebnara Pa.te. Liovt, Cnttui, Pa'attteup, Punts, ca:-.tel 4.: Nom., E'e. 'drug klacbine„ Astronosuul mans., Muriel Cluck, a.sl other [trolls. Be PETIR CORE, On the South Site of ticorinron 6reem. Mir;Muck, son MONDAY, she 14 of blarenabor, tScs, ea.l the r.,;0v,1 Doe at twelve o'Cl..ck, hi tinter of tho Jts cowls of Jokit Weil Esq. decount. THE FURNITURE coluists of capital csii wood sr.< aut.c r iat tnar.put t ntosorta. w tb "lo's furniture aud window curtains, pwre :?..,ed goose izatOcrOsdo with hoddlng, Patin wood and mahorso: wardrobes, cook ca••• and chews of simmer., sets of mahogany chain, d ntog tables. card and Pembroke ditto, eighodsy clack , miaow; pterand dew sing &ow', worn, k.iaJr. regUrfill% &e. Together sr.qi a sidelsond of plate; some fine old pai.itings; pats of ;LC Dech of Wolfe. CUtkam. arr.l Plemon iariods 1 4°°; ', &c. fowling pinc...an.: r.sl-16, totescoet and leara• glebes. cawttal :.•1 points, eloctr4fittinachine, 11 114 bad 1t&c . 4,(4111n UM* and tag IPlegfile Oen' SAO 104 ca.k.s, green h..use pl.rnre , gs!..lori frames and 'sights, 'won railer, awl osrious ocacr Amongst the Books aro, Er.c.,-,N,zdia /0 salt. ; Awes! Register, CD w‘yls ; Reek, . ; Gentleman's Msgssioe t 41 eats ; J o hosoo's Wo r ks ; tieli's Termite Shakspear and Poets: Hoputh's Works, wroth lin fin* ;stasis• I.l , sterd PhYs.ngootoy ; Chasuowss actionory ; Maulanda Louetues &e. &a 4f Oat o'Cleek, the Tire Dw*•• t , le, win b. Se'd. th. LEASE of the kAEMJSES, Ws Year and as 11.:f 4wea pared. The l i ntet'tes nsay k vieefee ite Dart. litta tke F. oe FriZay a).4 Saturday ;weave at th► Sale; "teen fa , aed Cztatngeee w •7 ha had an th• Ptent,es; et Me}r. Ins ani WerJ, Sotiei•ett. ![oven: Sitene a+ 4 Peter cox% No S;, Ttuogab.rumb-suset. LONDON —Pruned W O. DAVIDSON. No. 17 . Corntei Gardeu, :Irstare at It, ttliceit. 11, hazk of Si. Camput. Chu .t. Str.l.4. .• W. or gro. 7, N 44, IWlu.nat. <t. I-mat o , ters, tre hoe elm Papoc, 4:6 tr.:. .! v , II Os Cal wtenlvj u. SALES BY At7LI'ION. • (F.SS;tg. LEIGH and S. SOTHEBY, R. IT j stil-ts, 115. Str.H.d, opooolteCotuaritt,-,• hettoer to inform uha • , that r , 11.11 St.; / deurtg the prates.: harem, the falkeing AILS. la— on %Twine.; n=et, eel le. Wowing Dave, ar I?. The renteinirt tiTtICIC or us./ nt)lif smers, 11.1..‘• Mr. George C..ethurue, valeta—To . be rierearJ, cal Cat: uj,es had, at Mt er...e Sle. ct.:INS and MEDALS. by LEIGH end S. SOTIIEBY, Booksellers, - 145, StsalW v THE COLLECTION of COINS and MEL) A LI of she lase Most Noble WILLIAM NlAResli 3 EANSDOWNE.—Deo elotizis rill be t.sen bls toe e.e sa:e. LANSDOWNE MANUSCRIPTS. LA NISLOVIHIS MANUSCRIPTS. In thy Spring, By LEIGH and S. SO'lllElOl, Sooksoliters, THE intim ColleEtion of M A KUSCR.IPT6 the late No‘le WILLIAM MARQUIS L Vt.S. DOWN E. "(4..: EnTt Valume whteh ‘lll be ready for oe. s in the course of tea da)s ..—Ogit not:es grill be lowa •,i the time t.( s.:e —N. B. In a shun time say be had, tie ri,as of Sdle of ha; Library ani !fiats. •