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GREAT MOO RACR. -......-____ Ytlsterd•y morning • matc►, which excited very great is teresst at the Clefishosses, awl open width t%eve was brill wa• derldsd ewe Kilb•►ne-road. Captain well bemire its ile sportive world as • good pedestrian, so ds rtook to run five miles in thirty tiniest's. for • stake of SOS. pay nr play, and tide the &weskit, al odds. He started at richt o'clock from Maida Hill, a mile is sod oar, sod finally pestbs used the Mardi, sot hsvini errs e stewed to Spire. The empire sad timekeeper declared that the fli.F 11181.1. had heen fairly petTorused l• the Mated lions which had the tifeet •t settling at, murmurs as to the beti. Thw Captsia was greatly fatigued. MELTON NEW BRIDGE. The new stone bridge over the river Eye, leading into Melton Movebnar front Leicester, bavirig been completed on S4torrhy la•t (the first stone of which was hid by Richard Norman, Erq. on Saturday ; the list of June), and the Duchess Dowagr► of Rol land being at Nielron, sod having been requested awl kindly consenting le open the bridge, a milli aerobic member of tlw respectable inhabitants of th e min g nrl neighbourhood assembled between two and three o'clock, in carriages arid on horse bark, for tl e parpose of attending her Grace upon the Deceit. 13, skeet the following ruder was ob served !-- The Town Officers is their liveries, with their staves 0r,.. =rated with blue ribbauds, led the war, followed by the Wi lton Himseinie Society, plsying vsrii•ns tunes, with ci.lusirs; nod behind throes the Town Wardens with their wand• on horseback, imut•diatriy tweredifig the Duchess is her phation draws by four beautiful grey horses, aceompsnied by Lady Elizslirth Norinsit, and followrd by the Miss,. Norman In her Grace. comb, and Mrs Ssinnel Hartopp, Mow Evans Hortopp, and several other ladies in their rarringea; tare whom were Riehsril Narrows, Esq. the Rev. Samuel liar- INT. the Re►. F.►sns Harmon, Dr. J. W. Calvert, Aping &X. fold &own, Ewl. and a respectable procession of 'endemics us 11.1 r setrack. (I I their arri►al at the bridge, the p►neesGon . 1131tetl, when the Ditchers deli►.red the following • oddresc to the tinorrious atremblcge around her: " tadieg WWI Geesleanes—l beg leave so offer yea my beet tlies.ke for Ile wars of you repot! and fromolrhip to o ma.. we awl my family. sieve by your digitise me to open ihs. headeomme and oell.assioseteel bridge. Al Ike same time I take the opporismity of expreseing my most Mance end hearty imams foe Ike prosperity of the toots of Mellon Mowbray, and that Shia bridge may prove a soiree of lestieg Imlay to eta ist-sbitsats. tool to the count! is g I. mad Slim they may all Wag, very less, eajoy ske benefits derived thins it." The procession then moved forward over the bridge to the end of the new road ; and after the heed had played the national air of Gal sane she Flog, her Grace proceeded to take her drive, and the procession returned. The children of the Notions' Schmid, amounting to shout 350, follow ed the procession, and were much pleased with the - spectacle; upon their return to the school-room, they were treated with buns provided by the Town , Wardens. The day proving very fine, nearly the whole population of the town assembled to wallets the ceremony. lu the evening the Harmonic Society entertained a party of hidtea and gentlemen is the Notional School Room with vocal and iustra mental mu-ic. CORO.YhR'S lAQUASTS. Dlte.szettl. SUlClDlR.—Ve4derilay cursing an Inquest was lord in the Cumenitter-stiom of the Middles.' Huard:al, he. roe Thomas Stillilig, Esq. Coroner, oas the hotly of Mr. J•ickeun Cianstou, ageJ 40, sbo put ale end to his existence ky ratting hs• throat, on Wednesday suoveleg tut, a s hi e the E r os. kjeyr, Belion-rtrert, Long acre. It appeerrd from Ike evideoce of setael waieesses, that toe deceased was libussiug wider • complaint in the head, fur which be was obliged to be sander the else sat • swatter'. and having lately received a letter en- Pouncing hi* brotber's grade., it seemed to bare a ierions . etreci upon his mind, and he uever 'doer har keels well. lku et'cdue•day asereisg last die inmates of tbe house is which Jai deceased lodged were alainavd by Waring groans, and proceeding fie hie beal-roam on She 'keeled dour, 'hey found bias with his ihroet eal,aad two razors were lysug by his side. He was rained to -the Middlesex Hospital, where be died. Verdict —That the deceased cad his throat, being at the time he did it is a elate a)' temporary derangement. Wednesday evening. an inquisition was held at lbe Mar quis of Wellesley, Cromer-street, Brusiewick-sqsaie, on the loidy of George Berry, aged 30, who put • pniod to Ids eaistersee by cutting his throat —The Jury returned a Ver dirt —Tint the deceased cut kis IA oat, he being at the lime in a stale ef menial deraayealesef. Asuther inquest was held at Middlesex Hospital on the b..ity of Joseph alum, a estruals, to Mr. stray, of Cossolou sdre_ r , Bnsuswn k square, who west:sliest is "W.' queue. of a •:• , se , 11 , 1.11 1.1141 , , which he was assisilog to remove out of it cast. Verdict—Accidentally killed by a 'lore fall en" an hiss. • n inquisition waa taken on Thursday is Temkin-fields Pri son, before J o hn Henry Gell, Esq. Coroner fur Wesinsinster. wo Ilse hotly of Calheriue tiwaise. :Mr./ohs Laeies, partner of Mr. Hasbury, •urgeou to the prison, deposed that she died of water opt the chest. Eveg Beim; was dons for her that her cue sdorited of, and there was sot the smallest doubt Hest she died a orators! death. The Coroner said that ai was clearly established by the ',advisee of the medical mail, that the bruises out the deceased's body, however acquired, were in au way connected with the cause of her death, sod there fore were PO( a subject for their inquiry. The Jury coin cided with the Cormier, sad televised a verdict, nal Ike de ceased died a aalural On Wednesday evening au Inquisition watt taken at the Black Horse. Higbestreat, Poplar, -toe view of she hody of Mr. Curwuork late cleak iu the employ of Meagre. 'Migrant and Green, slup.buildius et Blackwall—Verdici, Aocideatal Death from broirrinp. An Inquest was token wit Friday laid, at Fktlen, sear T, ter borou g h, by Mr. At ki IMOD, Coroner foe the bemired of Notinsn Cross, up.in view of the body of Charles Barton, vho Was drowned she pr. culing day in the river Nene. The I the COllllll[lof Northampton and Huntingdon, at Prterborough, slid it has been the practice of late years, tetten a body has bren found u• the Huntingdon side of the tut r, to lake it Itt Pruilmitough, thereby lecturing as es y-ore to the intubitants which they were nut liable to. The deceitful, iu the present instance ' was found in that part of the river which lies it Huntingdesbire, and renewed to Pc. us borough, but the Ciironer for Norman Cross HendreJ, need the Coroner for Petntstirough, gave direettons to have the body removed to Fiction for an Inquest (white the fury rut, ncrl • verdoct of—" Drowsed ip decidinst"), in order Rte pi ;tat the improper removal of dead bodies to Peter thartrugh. Oa Tuesday cloraieg, Jobs Watt; wetter at the Mill lon, is Boston, was found dead I. the stable, sespeaded iu the same spot where woe Jaime cora-porter, Laugrd himself about two yews ago. The uaforiwaste man w■s teemed well a few weeks ornee.—Asa imam mss held ow tbe body vu Tinsley afterwoow. Verdict—iwasaity. PRICE OF wrtx Bank Stock 4481 Ex D 3 per Cent. Red.. sin Ex. Div. per Ct. Cow. eel al/ siff si per Cent. ggf Ex. D. 4 per Crete WU Ex. D. New 4 per Ceuta. II 4111 ',ll YESTERDAY. B.lsk L A 0n.20 11-161 Ex. Div. Indio R00d... 55 57 p►. Ex. BM., il•••• • 1,0501. 6 7 pr. Ditto Beall 7 10 7 pr• Houk for Ace.... 111131 Cowl*/ •cc.... 00k eV 0111 . • • wir EARL oP Pain's Noun,. /Sr Riehard Itirnie ••il Mr. Hells, the MeTlatrotes of Be*. Wired, oweillsosed on Thursday. in ihr poldir-office. a slate. meet which bad appeased in I of the Nrws.iaprrs, two Bow street ollieri• were now in eonstant atteedoorc upon the Earl of flertamooih, and that his Lordship wit always rceneipanied by one of them when be rade uot in his car riage. This the %mistrale dreier dto Ins wholly entree. See R. Hines said It warn true 111111 Iwo etheers did go to at tend upon his Lordship some lime ago, but it was with out his (Sir Richard Silesia'.) knot. !rile., mid nee of them relorned almost itnesedmirly Mr. Mall* asked if the other 011ierf had slot been oltatihargrel fir resesoisog at the reaudenee of she Noble Fssrl ? Sir Richard Rims void he Seed not heravlocharged, lint he wait informed by teller lim ier his sip/store, that if he did not retorn immediately, be most consider Mosso if no longer .o officer. The proper persons to apply to if his Ltirsidup fraud soy primes! damper. being the local pollee to the neighbuorhoo4 a hi. reirieleeke. -Ms letter produced the immediate retorts of the oaken. Hr. Halls took occasion to rentaik, Ilmt as beg as he had the honour of otoog .its Mat beach. no officer of the establishment should, aide his consent, he employed ens any reels service upon application from private persons. The Earl of Portsmoolh warn, hr believed in some way or other ostler the protection of She Lord Cbitocellor; and if an applications came fruin that spiartrr, it afield be soother because it would route in a public simple, and would thee be considered As orecioary fir the purposes of justice. YOUAG NAPuLEO.Y. Extract of a private letter from Vienna, dated Sept.27:—. *1 hail last fright an opportunity of toeing, for the iret time, the son of that man whose timberland nuilnuitin lost him the greatest empire in the world, and oho.. will be for- Mitten only when the esteem diorry everts tommiated with it, cease to become matter of a•lonishment to surceeiliog geoera- Thins. Toone Napoleon weer at the theatre, and sat in for same box with Ira royal grandstre and the Empress, but In a s►parate compartment, white he was attended by a middle aged iedividiaal, who app•arrd to he hi. preceptor. It M nut too much to say, that perhaps uo youth tyre boasted a finer or more interesting conotename. Most of the like. tomes of him which I -tivv. sees in Limilon, are vile fa rirnt•res, eunipared with the original. Thry rep t him as a florid, chubby boy, with a prrifiesion of flixen bairn mieg over his shoulders; him lie berm nothing whatever of that ap p•ararre. His 110.111,1r)ion is fit i r, list not dineid; and hi■ • cat otole.hort, i. fair, boo not deuce. It is impossible In hold hi. face for an mid snit he struck wills the ,ravineing likeness it Pears to the more accurate dell. matijits that are given of hi. father's countenance. The now le precisely similer, as is also the conformation of the mouth, which, whew he smiles, give. an expresidoe of prem liar sweetness. It has b•ug !win said that be is Intended for the rhumb; but se yet he liss not ap;.car►d M nay ini tiative habiliments. He cps dewed last night in a style wench mumbling the ono of se flnglish country gentleman, maasing a short hlee coat with gilt loimissis, striped waist coat, sod a white nrckerchisf tied wood big seek. The imperial party sat to the stage him, whit h was plainly mon tweeted with crimson vi !vet drspery, soil young Napoleon was stationed immediately in firmt of the same liar, but a little eimacked from ilw Emperor and Empress. He appeared to enjoy the pi rforssiairre exceedingly, and laeigheil at .•me particular errs►. loud eiimigh to lie dist testily heard by the audience. At the close of each act, when the drop•cuitain fell. he isuiforney rose (porn his mat ■ml stood behind the Emperor, ahu, looliine over his *boulder, conversed with bins at uensi..toal interval., apparently with se air of paler- Nal afilretioo." RESTORATION OF run NToI e RN NOTES TO THE IPSWICH HANKER& [ISM( A CORRIAPPONDZAT On {Wednesday, between four and Il•e o•rl.wk, the nego. riation which has h en for some toile going no between Meows. Alex toilers, of the Ipswich Rank, and the "borrow. era" of their notes, tr. nousted. it was mated on s former occasion that a restoratiou of the property was offered for 8,0001, and that tie bankers nisiocuvred until they had made arrangemeols !dirty 1.. drfrat the sins of those with whom they had foetid it so difficult to deal. H swing railed hs all t:te black noses, they took rare to .tamp th•tse which had passed through •,,hallowed hands, and to refer the pwws•uss to the hacking-lionse at Ipswie Is for ssti•fartion. The re ferences bare not loom eery great, and it is supposed that very few of Ike stolen notes air in c•• rill tti•.u. The bor. rowers," alarmed at this measure soil the con.. cpivorm, he td a aneetior, and discussed the 110rfollity of staling i• their demand, and after some sharp cords igloo the subject of the dioisiois of the spoil, came to the d ternitisatiow to offer 28,1)00/. worth of the rates for She sem of 1,5001. The rum sent this pitrpos.l to Mesor. F.y. the Loudon agents, s o d added. that as fur the deficiency of 3,1)031 which their neces sities had obliged them to circulate through the colonial after an bailout able division sounng.t the several retitle... as concerned in the transaesiou, the Wok, r. had no doubt swede up their minds to be at this I.•••. They, n•ore"ve•, espie.seit regret at the very cramped at Ate of their ow,, finance*, whiels led them to offer any compromi.e. The baake.s, who haul bees put to consi.terahle inconvenience by She evertiosta of the gang. agreed in hurter wills them on the terms proposed, and they act 6:stability s.Ceired astir nubs back to Ike shore 'strati • led amount, giviug into the hands of the confidential agent the 1,8001 r►ynieed. The banker►, however, here made no compromise of their duty to the public. A taint was thrum, out that it would be any desirable to have their assurgr.ce that no prior...is lion should be commeuted against ears of the parties, in the event of any future disclosure, rat. culated to "tell" against them, but no premise was made, ■od the offer of a reward fur the cuovictiou of the thieves still remains good. The thieves, it therefore appears, are resolved to make every effort to dispose of the 3,0001. which although they boast they have passed through the country, the hankers are convinced they still retain with very butte dimiositiots otatiogst them, sad the activity of the Aral to reviver the rem of their property will sadergo not the slightest re. mission. It is impossible to conceive what argumentative discussions ibe dills-resit menthes, of the goat, which con sists of nine clove► rimier fellows, have held upon the •object. The 'tithe, in of the black owes, sod t►e sub stitution of the red, a mode of p lion to which mime of the 'firestorms suspected the beakers would tevart, have glom rise to • scheme for the ..binge of their general opera tious, and too great Cafe to even, against their ingenuity carnet be Sakes. Sense of them hare seamed in a very few trips a very eatesfortable indepeoclesser, and they seldom go to auy trouble except where the temptation is very great. The aerocialimo was out concluded. as may be eadily imagined, without the interposition of lawyers, who it is esoppome4 have not forgotten themselves. IVAVAL lIVTEL LIG &NCH. PLYIIIIOIIITW OCTOBIS 9. AreireA She Alpha, Towers, from WNIi hr &woos Ayres. The Windsor Castle has been sot off without reeriviog soy apparent damage, sad Irrosseht bark to her loooriogs. OCTOII 9. - • - --• ._, Arrived the PIiSIMICIP. Gibbs, from Seville in If days ; Plieleord, Witerseke from Cape Coast is St dam, with sub split.; Fortitude ;screwier), Ilsosisa, from Leeds. fur Si. Kiss's (limbers as far so the eeesiward as losg.S.) ; sod Assure, Garrets, from dims fur Seville. nuu, Gerona 11. Yeste►day It Me. • R•ls front S W., and s;;;rde Goa o'clock ■ weasel whirls wo• prim door tie Noisier •psrt mar Cle• Mom. end the root drowsed, same laskottwo, but sopposedto Won to Dom. DM. OCTOIII2 IS. ll•ird the reasaioalrr of tie hootew•rd.busd for the River. incept IM Madras, whisk ship remise S. Mosier ariodlasa r. paired. named Si.i onernag and sailed Jas Ihs akar Ms kaki, Cassie, eva Mina. Care due fear. the River the freellheed i , Chartres, far Mares sad Calewtta i Lae, Davaleatt, callow?, foe Triai. dad i tuate, mule, for Ceds 4 iathei.Cheiterlek, for Libya, ride star with the reel *fair eatteartl-bosad. • NEW sourn TraLts. stmace FROM THE EAPORT OF THE COEN:. SIONER OF INQUIRY INTO THIS STATE OF T COLONY Or NEV/ SOUTH WALES. (Cur Mired front orr Popes of yesterday.) The considerations for which these several remis sions and indulgences have been bestowed, are not etrriressed in any mat has been taken or kept by Governor 111serpiarrie : but lists have been kept and are signed by him, of the particulars of the condition of the convicts to whom remirsions of sen tence sir tickets of Inure hove been gives), wills the names of use Ch 'plains or Magivtreter by whom they have been recommended. The general principle upon which Governor Macquarie has professed to grout enssucipations and indulgences ha• been, that of reference to the good conduct of the applicants; and he has gene rally considered that the "sacra channel of informa tion repots this important point was that of the Nlagiatrare" and Chaplains of the colony. If refer ence had been made either by these individual• to the records of the criminal proceeding% before t hem, or by Governor Alacquarrie, to the quarterly re turns ill it were transmitted to him, riegative evi dence, at least, of the good conduct in the colony of Ilse several applicasite might have been obtained, or positive evidence of their misconduct. Such meant of information, however, for reasons that been stated before, are not made use of upon these occasions; and in cases where the Magistrates have no knowledge thenisely►s of the applicants, they have appealed to the chief constable, or to the dis trict constable, for information. Some of the Ma gistrates, however, refuse to give there certificates to convicts who have resided out of their immediate neiglslsourliood, of whom they have heard or known nothing ; and they are then obliged to repair to others, who are less scrupulous and more accom modating. Another principle by which Governor Macquarrie he. been guided in bestowing patilotas Pod indul gences, is that of cousidering them as reward* for any particular labour or enterprise. It was upon this principle that the men who were employed in working upon the Bathurst road, in the year 1815, and those who contributed to that operstioir by the loess of their own carts soil horses, or of those that they procured, obtained pardons, emancipation", and tickets of leave. To thirty-nine mess who were employed as labourers iu this work, three free par dorsi were given, one ticket of leave, and thirty five einancipatious; and two of them only had held tickets of leave before they commenced their lahour. Seven convicts received emancipator's for snispl)iiig horses and carts for the carriage of pro. visioris and stores as the ',arty was proceeding; six out of th:s 'somber having previously held mites of leave. Eight other convicts (four of whom held ticket. of leave) received emancipation. for assisting with carts, and one hoist to each, in the transport of provisions and baggage for the use of Governor Mecquiorrie and his •iiiie, on their journey from the river Nepe■n to llithutst, in the year 1016,• ser vice that diJ mat extend beyond the period of five weeks, and was al tesidtti wills uu tisk. uud very lit tle exertion. Bet aress the months of January, 1816, and June, 1818, nine minuets, of whom held tickets of leave, obtained esestmeillat sons for sending carts and hors. s to convey provisions rod baggage from Plifil• MAIN to Bathurst, for the it s; of Mr. Oxley. the Sus eeynr-C;.-sseral, in his two expeditious into the interior of Ilse country ; and its the slate period, 23 eotsval labourers tosd mechanics obtained rinanci pas i.oss fur labour slid service performed at Bathutsd. The outure of the services performed by these convict•, mild the milliner in which some of them were recommended. excited much surprise in the c‘,lnity, us well mt• Krentt Ittlijitelllll of the purity or the channels through %loch the recontruerida non* pa,srd. . . Those who were employed in reeking the flatlinrat road, were selected by Mr. Cott and Richard Lewis, bo.li of whom have before been men t (1 in the s.rpe ndence of that and the sab er, (juror oprfsit loo►. The firot principle that was kept in view by these peu souse in the recommendations of the habou rrrr r was, cumicity for labour ; and it is stated by some of the free persons, who obviated in it, that the men winked hard, and that they were excited to exe►tiou by the hope of receiving rinaircipabons, which re certaioly the strongest moral inceritare that Cali be applied to the compulsory labour of convict.. The recommendations of persons who heirs their hones and cars were still more suspicious, and in their nature more objectionable. Few of the per sons recommender: had to undergo any degree of personal fiardship or the performance of any labour ; and the following persons, amongst others, viz. Robert Hazard, Bradbury, Carpenter, Hodges, Tindal, and Joel Jnarphs, only lent their carts end horse,., which were driven by thety maligned servants; o► hired carts of other persons, to enable then, to perform the only condstion, aid to pay the wily price of their freedoni. 11'hen the etisiument of emencipations was !dared upon this there become (army Ceti. didairs for them, and • trelief prevailed that Richard Lewis was the prison to alumi the first applications were to be made. It was also perceived that Mr. Cox, to whom the management of the Bathurst ro.id, and the making of the Richmond road, were intrusted, exercised a very powerful itifluence in the dirpelunttion of re mirsions of sentence and tickets of tense. ft is to this influence Viet ts to hr uttriboted the success that M►. Cox hap met with in his impravi ment of the convicts that were plowed ander Imo. Men, who had been rejected by other., and who have returned from the Coal River, have willingly entered into the service of Mr. Cox, and 'looked for him industriously. under his promires to obtain tickets of lease or emancipation" for them. Mr. Cox also had the menus of tre.•steerumg in his own farms the occasional 'emcee of men who were work ing on the roods. under en expettation of ensue'. patio**, end obtained services from them gratni tautly, winch miter persons costa with 'drifsculty abeam. au t meat tier pond for. The evidence of William O'Brina i. very pointed upon this sub j ect, end its troth less soot beer denied by Mr. Con. who hod amide strisoriuMrier of obsessing epee U. in as .set nanmf) COAL Al AUK CT, Octoor.o. 11. Ships at Markel. Mori Sold Price. 7 Pternmatie I Nuoderlau.l 2 Gil= [From the Leaden Nes° Pries Carrest] FRIDAY. OCTOUER I I. COTTON —The Colton market hai greatly improved; the ilessiand is very general; there is wore &mons •ppurest is (be holders, sad severs Ily • disprositioss swung the bayers to purchase; the accouois from Liverpool am also very favour. ably; the purchases here ii•er our last are nearly 1,400 hags. bat • emisideralik proportion has leen disposed of privately, the quesitity sod prises INN generally triumpired; Peresnibeco sold . MM. • • Mid. id 74. a nil Swats. . a 44. Ileotrais bid o r "Age sale, Ise bags WINK le. ViOCSIBeS rid file se - V:toKkrs. CORN EXCHANGE, nito4v. Octosra 11. Notwithstanding the weather Yes ceased le tic boisterous, we still coniiime without soy fresh arrivals; and as the Lapis, whew in capectistiots of 'Mlle impiAtes, are 11 , C1/.l* OW, sad always unwilliug to purchase, •e Mid very little bashes, trausactiug ill our market Ilotos murmurs; yet what few purchases of New Wheat were made by the needy dealers were al the prices of last Monday, but the ordinary qualities still rentaiu unsaleable and nominal in Fine New Barley Is marl. asked fot, and had soy appeased to.day it would command high prices. The supply of Oat. brio' rather small the trade is very brisk, and from 61. to Is. per quarter dearer. In Beans, Peas, and other aitielea, these is sou •Iteratiou. TRICE OF BREAD. The fall priced Bakal; continue to eel the 411). Luaf •t kifiat peace. CALCULATION AND PROFIT on ♦ PACK OF FLOUR: Dr.—The Baker SS* Loa►e, of 41b. each, at 8.1. per c. d. 1,011( Cr.—Ditto, one Sack of beat Whenieu Flour Profit or remuneration per ■ark for baking.... 17 4 • 86 Loaves at 41bs. each, ii wader the weight of BO Quarters 1.41.1 ei iee favour of the Miker per rack. EY X BR I 06 E. Corn Inspector's Returu, THURSDAY, OCTOII7II 10. Wheat, per load New Iloilo Bailey, per quarter .. —.I to 17a —d Oats l7s —4l to 28. —d Beaus 271 —d to 31.—d Pease Rye 28. —d to 31s —d NEWBURY, BERMS, OCTOOIII 10. Wheat 2; to 46 I Oats Rye —s lo 34* Reans. 27s t 032. Batley . .. _... _ . Bread Ike galloL 10Id io la Op. nr.vizEs, Oc-roara 10. Wheat.... 21. 04 a 'i4 Oil I flails l6. 0.1 a 241 0.1 BarlPy.... 21. 0.1 a 27. OA Bean l5. 04 a 17. BJ 753 Sacks of Wheal sold at the average of 171. 3.1. HIJMIER FORD, Orroarß 9. Whent....22‘. Od. to SO,. OIL I 1 4,. 0(1. to 245. Od. 8ar5y....205. Od. to 21s. W. I Beans 20.. Od to 33s SALISBURY, Ocroara S. Wheat 3O. to 48. 0.1 I Oats.... 17.4. 0.1. to 22.. 0.1 Darky. 42. to 484 0.1 Brans .. e6a. 0:1. to 36.. 0I SMITHFIELD, FRIDAY, OCTOBIR 11 We still eoutione to be well tinpolied with rattle, and the quality brittle inferior, nothing but the very heat wheat sup_ purl• last Monday's prices ; the ordinary torts a,e quite us. saleable. Hay, Straw, nod Closer are at nor last Owatonna. The following is a correct statement of the prices sad rum. bins:— To sink the aobl per stone of Sib. Beet....ts. 6.1. to 3s. 6.1. Head or Cattle this day: Mutton .2s 1.1 to 34 4.1. Reams .... .......... 730 Lamb.. 3. 01. to 3s. 11.1. Sheep and Lambs ... 6,690 Vea1....3 A 01. to 4. Oth. Calves 429 Pork... 3s. 0.4 to 4s. Od 1 Plea HAY-MARKET. Hay Clover Straw ... NEWGATE AND LEADENIIAI.L MARKETS. (Ry tlw C .) Reef .... ad to 8.1 I Veal .... 2. 0.1 to 3. 8.1 Motto... Is 8.11 to 2. &II Pork .... 2. 0.1 to 3. SJ Lamb ts 411 lu 3,. 4d. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW WY. 14•11C1 . 11. witteeestorre.. New Hay, 3/ 5. lo 41 4s 011 I Hay 3: O. n.I to 4 1 Os 04 014 Jo. 0/0.04 to 01 0. 011 1 New do. 0/ Ils 04 ton/ 0. 04 Clover 31114 011 to 41 41 04 Clover 3/ 10.04 to 4/ 10. 0.1 Straw 1/ Solid to 1114. 64 I Straw 11 B. Od to 1/ 141 04 PRICE OF imps, per Cwt. . . TOCKPTS. RAOq. Kent ....2/ Ins to 4/ 14s I Kent .... 2/ 54 to 41 4s Rome: . 21 On to 2/ 18s I Stistux 21 tit to 2/ 100 piscx....2l Ins to 31 I2s Essex .... 21 2s to 31 Os PRICE OF POTATOES, FRIOCY, oc-room 11. Marais Champions Upland doto Mardi Shaw• Upland ditto Qseb►e■ Applr Potatoes ..•• Ottuobles 5Ol Od to 55i Ot.l PRICE: OF RAW rAT, per shone of Slb. Price by l'aiiiiw Os stated by the Tallow-torliers), 2.. 21.1. PRICES OF TA I,LOV Town Tallow 41. 0.1 —. Yellow Russia 42. lid Od Od Soap ditto.... 38, Od Od Melting Stuff :10. 0,1 thou ruurl...2os Od Od ', SOAP, &e. per 11211, Yellow Soup 76. Mottled Curd ...... Graves 7. 61 Guud Dregs 6. ua PRICE OF CANDLES, Prima Tallow Chandlers Halt. Prier of Candles, per dusen, Rs Od—Moulds, 10s 6J. 6d. per doses allowed fur ready tonnes. N.B.—The prices in the gene's' Retail Shups are from ?}d. b. Bd. 1... r lb. MAW I DES. Best Heifer. & Steers, prr it. Onlisonry...2* 84110 Ss 10d 3s 4.1 So 3. 0.1 31arltes Calf.. each 104 Od 3. Od to 3v 2d EnR. Hurst Oa Od to Os Od SHEEP SKINS. Sheep . ls Ad to Is 6.1 Limbs PRICE OF LEA'I . II ER. Butts, 50 to 561ba earl. 22.1 to 24.1 per lb. Ditto, 50 to 8811.4. each 251 to 264 Dreaming Rules Fine Coatis Hides . 194 to eoia c rop Rid es 35 10 41) lbs for cutting 19.1 to 2n.• Ditto 45 to ..... to 211.4 Calf Skins 30 to 491 ha 21.1 to Mtn Ditto 50 to 7014 s 27.1 to 324 D ,to 70 to 80Ihs .. • 284 to 484 Small Seals (Greenland) 184 to 194 Large ilitte 174 In 194 Tanned Horse Hides.... l7l to 184.1 Spanish Horse Hair. !nut 114 i. *111 1 ,3 . , ..a torennon bale, Berbice fair at Did. a 4.1. • - COOTIE --The public vales or Coffee this reek here t wea very ronsidtrahle; the nia•ket is hese)), but oo reduction in the prices has Ilse', s'uhiniili,t There were two puftlie 'slog ut Coffee this forenoon; die first, chiefly Dutch ileitrriptions, went Of smell shunt di, presous prices. The '.road sale, Jamaica and Purls Rev Coffee, ..at off lontlia. but nu r. duclion in the price% cau be siat.d; a considerable or.iportiois less taken in, good ui. dinary Porto Elko at lON. mid 101 s, PIIGAIt —The do hie the week Ass been steady ; the I u.uen dons is rather on no extensive scale; the Isl e advance is not only (e•ly aisles's...frit, bat prices a shade hither have heels obi patients' ly for gum) Smears. The deficiency of the mewl•, compared with preceding year', attracts crest •Stentiiiii. The purchase* of Mu.cova.le. in.day %erre eontinuell tl late bunt, sud the nsarkct , s well cleared of rood huz cunatder•ble preels were taken es speculation, and as the prireb have hero gradual'y tsu q , au .11r•occ of fully '2 .-r est. suttee this day werk ow., I. It. the R. Rued nia.k. I ih. re is I.ltle alteration In noil-. : the demand has bred steady. but uot estensive—Mul sssss 29.. 9d. The request fur Foreign Saga,■ continues general ; by public sale yesterday, 200 ellest• White Havatinab Sisters sold freely al (sill p. ices, fine White 4So. 6.)., good 44.., middling 425. a 4:l*. TALLOW...—Torre is still great iaterest excited as to the pr ices of Foreign Tallow ; an isrlirance of 2a. a 3s. leer ewe. must be stated since Friday lasi, and the market is in • state of greet agitation: she tateusese speculators appear a•ngninc of gaining their object its running up the priers to a very high rate; a considerable purchase of yellow cards Tallow was on Wednesday reported at 43a. Yesterday ind this forenoon the market Ism again become heavy, and the uearest quotation a 4:14. a 445. Kiln, VIKA* DT, and HOLLAN st.—The Government Cos. tract wag taker, yesterday at 1.. sd. and Is. 41d.; the re. y low price at wheel' large parcels were offered haa the effect of damping the market considerably; there have been few sales stare; no reduction in the prices can, however. be stated. Brandy Fr mains is a very depressed state, the last markt offer at 3.. 2.1. but no buyers appear at maikel. In Geneva there is no alteration. Lamm—The male at ill.. India House COMllltseed fsa t.rnlay; the ortisuary &I. a 9d. per lb. hi g h er lesttbau sale, the eater dews tours much about tbe previous priers. . . . Fnul2.—The first erects of new Spanish, per Louise, war brought to public. sale on W.•1••••day; Slureatel4 ',lsrarheo i l l boxes sold 115,.; quarter buses ditto 1385.• 140..; ditto mot bunches, taken in at 101 s. • 101 s.; Blooms finerold 86a. a 87a.; Sure taken in a. 75r.; Lexima it barrel...lobl from 48..• to 4514. ; Jordan Almonds in Loxes Rd. 10.. IN 12. ; Jars Crap., 21..: y the other descriptions 'here is very little &nag. Currants sue in tolerable fair demand. By public sale this forenoon-900 boxes Marrsiel Bloin• in Witcher, 110.. • 120r.-700 half boxer 1231.-1 twit qr. boxes 138 r.; 400 boxes Bloom Raisins 854. and 96..; 400 boxes Jordan Alatords 101 mid 101. Is.; 250 qr. (kens New Imperial French Plains 955...-4110 Mall bursa 61. Ir. a 11/. os. tlit.s.—lm Whale Oil ►here is mo alleratiom ; for saki are repurted. THE CHASE. The Brat meeting Ibis season of the Dower Loomis is sp. pointed for Monday utxt, October 14, on button Dowel, at toe o'clock. Mr. Ferqubanton'a eatelleat pack of fax beau& are km. a►llyd for the seaman, and the &at spurs. euematiterd OR bilowday, at CaUnstuck, uear Weymouth, by the Womb ibruwiug off at A►blcq Wuud; t►e; alto aria ou naiads) , at Berewuod. THE -......- STOCKBR/DGE RACIM TVIADAY, permit* 8. The Matoes Plate of bW for all we.. Mr. J. Walker's Lantomoo, by Lapp,* ..... 4 1 1 Mr. Moines Coyer Me. Pearce's Liberty Mr. Dilly's Charepignoo Mr. Willie's be. e. by Haphazard Woe with our. The Coronation Stakes of ngs. earl; for 3.yr olds. Mr. Rosielt's b. e. Flibbertigibbet, by Ashton Lord Palmersion's c. by Plesoirwas Mr. Clworgei f Hemlia, by Bobtail 3 Mt. Fleasiug's b. c. mkt of Altgosia . Won with great cam ICON rsorir. A Sweepstakts of 26g.. each, for 2-yr olds. Mr. Flemings ht. e. by Saioleasko Mr. leberwowl's br. c. by Blucher 2 Mr. Wysdleser's g. c. by Grossieus Won easy. Sweepstake:, of Sgs. sorb, wish 255.. icklesk foe all ors.— . . (5 Subscribefr.) Mr. Fleming 's Btandfor.l, by Be►erlry Mr. PCaftee eb. g LAberty A es pilal rare. RN UTSFO RD, 1823. Larr Dar. Lord Derby'• b. f. by Milo, out of his Sorcerer mart art Lord Maturate. bf. Lasdrail, by Bullard, out of Olympia, Sat. each (bu.b nue foal.) Peover Course. 100ga. b. ft. The vessel that was lost off Borana, Gum Yough4l for Prim Tim Mertorius, Schools, CI futswilered uff Hut.tly Fuels. Ff Milford was the Britonnis, Eros Newcastle to Holland, COURSE OF EXCHANti Antsterdam....C.F II 6 Ditty st sight ll 3 Rotterdam .... 2 U H Antwerp...• Hasaburgh ....21 U. 37 In Ati0na........2i U 37 II Paris 3 Any's sight Ditto .........2 U .25 90 Eourdeaux ` ) 5 90 Frankfort uu the Maas, Ex. M•.... ins Petersburgb,rbi 3I: 9! Vie span efFerlive 2 M 10'24 Trirste....da 1 :4 MadriJ.... Cam z Balboa Waluluna. ..... Seville 154 Gibraltar. ';E, FRIDAY, ORTORIR 11. Leghorn Gruoa l 3l Vruice Malta 4s Naples Palermo.... pens 117 Lisbon Oprlo Rio Jane ii*o .......47 Bahia• ..... 50 17,161.0 Cul l BL 1.1.10 h . POO upl Cul.l is I tJ. l'uns, per or ....0 0 0 Foreign Gold to 111+n .... .3 17 G New Doubluuus .. ,3 13 6 New Dollers 4 9 Silver i• Bars 4 111'. Oet Wanes(' iv. the 01h inairins, at Fetehum, by the Rev. T. G. Ro'l toil. Nit Jali:erl B.roloo, 8a... h C. 15.10 Ilaoriri, yuougest d'uoht. r of the late James Bretlwo, Esq. of 11• 1 •• Cat, Nova Se o:is. Os she 9th of Septendirr, at Dombarto• Cattle, Thaws Yuusag Lester, E. fostleets. to Mary, yinusgest dougitats of Major-General Ferrier, of that place. Ou Tuesday, the Bi h i:.atoist, as her house, E.l.+lra-orr'l. Portnion-aqm•re, Mrs. Galßus, relict of the late Colonel Priairtoo a. Os Friday, at his house is E a raterselkstreet. Spafiehle, Rich. &Harm, E.g. the celebrated satenotioto engraver, at as IMI• vatted age, HIGH WATER AT 1.0117D0N BRIDGE. THIS DAY. Moraine 0 after It. J Ewitaing is after It -- • - - !detail sad Published at TB6 IRM ill ?RIM oats TRR G LORR tlioe, Na. lit 111 N tt 1,1, tba Strut • i-