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Itti*Oiti). der. 16. new Royal Hithaeases paid a Wet this hate the Duke of Neumasili. yahoos an elegant coibitivn* WAS prtperOdo 110 i who is.aeonnaitteur in 134416 1 g5, 'WU twat 4/4liessi with this vlnahle colireina. at Tea as rite sable eaansinn. whieh, fan General the Dueln!nee 13iWerth% ..bast Higismiu cook " Doke; oi*eall it,rf4l* Survey eireum to prove l'he otea- Ott and .• equi about ten by wife inniUM• ‘A mar : of car- whore is cot suited - with lidge law, stated ended TOUR, e t Show Gran. e ♦iew about acts ledges Chap- Ot- EcQri— and eel, . ,d Fen. farmiitg► Sa .She *ll,l4.reityte. s o said" sionismosidid a -4 me 'swed e. WNW __— sotk# iellperi Nue au Iroftestion, at well at Sievereellet t p excels delegated -DecOA coulatirtisi recommending to the • objets of then pro the Farm t declared Chi alike and then Of those Atsre.l. Green, his fin horse- wo or 'prime Mr. arrell. high aemeli *ol. ioever was vet y ' of cat o'cl oc k 'ard of lettered rib • and emu distriiVs.- - G y, *here a us, Master, salt, sugar, ika isle of OUT Went to Captain and 11ea►oured ca of the perished, picked .►inry, lCagues from ' ••n Friday 10 lA,h Jul bilLt sn6naentary ` the 4lary . tea tug ht. ' riolt wss t Of • &Lich • - tfcf P /IL ntinfLESSEReE. . • toaesstater (WT. 19. Stilled the Lucifer bomb, for the Downs.—Wiwi Easterly. ItLYMOOTM; OCT. 6. Came in the Brothers, Dunn, from Jamaica,. Vir ginit, and Fahnnuth ; Dvelwertel, Wilkinson, from Hnr.duras and Scilly ; Mare. litmdle, from Oporto; and the .4nme Mariseresta, Waterman, from Malaga, all for London; Hying. Fiti privateer. from Gib- Altar ; heroin,' privateer, from a cruise ; Co-,stunt Aseiease, Lee, and the Pria , ess Ildry,.Junes, from S.E. FALMOUTH. OCT. 17. Arrived the Carieret packet, Paterson, with mails " from Malta and Gibraltar. Sailed from Malta on the 11th ; General Stuart arrived there on the 16th, from Sicily. Left at Malta His IdZjesty's ships • Intrepid, 64, Unite, 59, herfsterea, SS, Hydra, 38, and Wiezle, le. Arrived at Gibraltar, on the 29th ult. ! and sailed on the 30th, in company with the ''ten derer, 74, to join Lord CollingwootPs fleet. At ill am. Cadiz bore N.N E. four leagues, on nearing which, saw twelve sail of the line, four of which were under weigh, and the other's seemingly pre paring to sail. At 7 4.m. saw the fleet under the command of Lard Collingwond, consisting of nine sail of the line, one schooner, and a cutter. — At 11 a. nt. a boat from His Majesty's ship Ajar came alongside, the Officer in which informed Cap tain Paterson. that the Spanish Fleet were under weigh, and that Lord Collingwond had received positive information of their intention put to sea. On the 14th instant, in lat. 48, 45; long. 7, 22, spoke His Majesty's Ship Canopus. of 90 guns, Rear-Admiral Louis, in company with five sail of 'the line ; also, arrived the Nile logger, brings dip , "'patches from Earl St. Vincent; and an account that three French ships of the line, full of troops, 'had sailed from Brest. Also-arrived the Magi, lents, frigate, from Jamaica, last from Bermuda ; the Portuguese schooner, Bea INottesia,—, from S! Ander° ; and Cola gun brig, from a cruise.—Wind E.S.E. • YARMOUTH. OCT. 19. Arrived the squadron under the command of • Vice Admiral Russel, from a cruise off the Tezel. DIAL, OCT. 19,, Sailed the Agree frigate, no a cruise. Arrived the Leveret sloop of war, from. Sheer ness ; Clyde frigate, Commodore Owen ; Kite, Kan garoo, and Seagull sloopi of war, and several gun brigs, from a cro;ze ; acid remain in the Downs, with the rest of the ships, as per last. The Zebra bomb has a signal flying for a convoy to the west erard.—Wind N.N.E. blows hard. novae, oct, 19. On Friday, Lord Hawkecbury, for the first time, inspelted the Dover and Walmer, Ist Battalion, of -Cinque Pnrt Volunteers, at Freedown, near Walmer; they mustered between 2 and 300. Arrived, the brig Mary, of Dover, Wilkinson,' with a cargo of timber, from Riga. • . 01.ASOOW. OCT. 16. The ship Bean, Henry, from Virginia for the Clyde, .arrived in Faith. Roads yesterday.. Snake, the ship Union Bruce, from Jamaica. krabe Clyde; in lat. 57. 34. , N long. 66. 13. steering for Nastitlk.•l being &masted icy hurricane between the' Ist and 224 August. The Union had on board nine al the crew of the ship Coverdak, of London, which was dismasted in said hurricane. Thai ship had lost her rudder, and they burned her, being in very great distress. The Hazen snpplied the Union with some . fresh water. Two days before the Hazen left Nor. folk, the French higat• .lahille arrived there dis. masted to repair; and C r ept. Henty says, a French 74 gun ship west up-towards Ultimate, much da 'aged. SHIPWRECK. Captain Phillips, of the brig Mary, of Liverpool, and a boy, arrived at FalosOuth on Tuesday last, in the brig MerV. Capt. Bhelland: Captain P. and the boy, are the only survivors of the crew of the Mary, which sailed from Liverpool on the 28th oh. with a cargo of groceries and salt, bound to Water ford; and s on the 3J inst. in a hard gale of wind, at S.S.W. about h p. w. very dark, with thick rain, the veeeel struck on the south end of Arklow Bank, on the coast of Ireland. The boat was ins mediateby hoisted out, and five men, with the Cap rain, jumped into her; leaving one seaman, a boy, and a passenger, on board the vessel. The boat had searcely . plit of from .the side, when she was upset in the breakers, sad the five men ',sere droecned ; the Captain only regained the vessel by swimming.— They got on the masts, where they remained all night, in the most distressed situation, expelling, -every moment, the masts to fall overboard. About . 8 a. et. on the following morning, the vessel parted in two, arid the masts falling, carried away the sailor with them, who was seen by Captain Phillips, aU that day, sitting in the main-top ; but, as it came on to biewoolearsey gale towards night, Capt. P. has no doubt he was drowned. On the vessel going to. pieces. Captain P., the boy, and passenger, remain ed on the quarter deck, which separated from the wreck and drifted away with them. They remained on this ai. days, without sustenance, and were obliged to make use of their own urine, to allay thrist. On Tuesday morning, the 9th, the passen ger died of hunger and thirst. He had been deli rious froth Sunday, until he died. Capt. P. and the boy, as the last resource to preserve their live were under the hisrlid necessity of sucking their Blood, from which they experienced great relief.— A few bouts after the passenger died, Captain Phil lips and the 'soy were taken up by Captain S'sellarsj, who sheered them every attention in his power.— Captain P. thinks, that had the crew remained with the wreck, after she struck, until the snoininiz, their lives would have been all preserved ; es about day light, the wind and Sea had :mach abated, and, t no doubt remain , in his mind that they then m i g h t have got WO on shore in the boat, as she land was id sight about two leagues of. It happens nine times in that the crews of shipwrecked vessels, who tahe to their boats, are drowned: and, on the coutrary s it who remain on boat it, are generally 1 ass rd. 'the part of the Touter-deck, upon which Capt. P. aad the boy ware saved, drifted from the place where the vessel was wrecked, to near Um sey 1.- , land, on the Coast of Wales, when :bey were pro videntiallyu:dtrout t takr e t v t r i p p , li l to ysh.er,lin A i tar in e, ,4 C u a tb p . tain 'ilielland, • bQ , - - ' ... "i; . ," 0 . . . SPORtING INTELLIGENCE. . . • 5T1191.114 4 61 RACT.9.-. - I ' l4 i '' ' -. . , •• f ie .-- 9 Utiiipe Y, OCT 7. • A Puri_ of 501. given by the Illagntratio of Sitting. Four mile Iseate. . Nlr.,Beird's b ' hi. Oen . , 9 1 1 Ur. Miller's br. m. A Breda id , . . . • 1 2dr An excellent race, theshilly:else first heat, wW,7lt Was woo 117 half a neck . . ~ . , Witits earl a V . . • A Fume of VI. for all pet. Two mile heats. Mr Baird'. hr en. Sono • , . . i. 1 Mr Bata h. In Fairy . . .. 2 2 A capital race, and closely contested. The Linlithgow and lafirling.hirs Hunt-Stake:, thirtecr..Sub• scribers, fire 'future: each. The Von Caht. Fleming 's c. h. rein Pies . 1 1 Crirt. Harndt in's hr. h SCO&e . . 2 S Mr. Grahuin's hr. m. Fulgee . . . 3 9 . . This race affard&l merit sport. THU N SO A V. A Pone of 301 fur all age: —Four nrilehears. • Mr. laird% Young Newhyth . . . 1.1 .Mr !feat's b. so. J imo . . . . . 2dr hte. hlßller's b se. Aurora . • . .. d,s. - ' A match between Mr. Grshare an/ Mr. Maitland, masters • 0 1 P. P. IV Goths m walked .ever the CO , lfle. • 'Several hack races. and • pursu pistil by tt.e cl•apasen of Stirlingshire, iluch afforded lOUCh ainuseowit. ...---,w, ........ . , NORTHALLERTUN MEETING. THURSDAY, OCT. 16. ISleeeetakes of 10$: each, with Wes added, for all ages. Twa t• . • • Ini's heats,, (S Subset:tiers.) '2lv. It. T. Vanes b. f by Sir Peter Teazle, out of lfiathesier, II rro old, fist. 31b.. 1 0 1 1 ,Mr. hrandlieg's br. cuit, Smasher, 3 yrs old, ?,• Est 7lts. • , . . . 10 I 9 hair. f:. imiten's b. c. by Star, 3 yr; old, Est. 71b. , (bolted) • . . • . 3 3 die ' e ..5 to 4en Sir H. T. Vaud, illy ; crier the Aim heat, 2 to 1 on Snatcher ; after the deed heat, eters. betting; atter the third heat, 3 and 4to unison Sir IL r. Vane'r. fills. -The fist, seeend, and third'heats were each won by only half a-isuck. FRIDAY. Fifty Pounds for three and fouuyear , olds. Three-mile huts. Mr. Lonsdale's cb. c. The Dean, by Plpator. 4 yrs old, Ist. Sib. . • • .- 4 1 1 Mr. E. 1.. Hodron's b. 1. by Muorcock, 3 yrs-W. 7st. 3lh " • Sh H. T. Vane's br. c. by Hambletonian, 3 yrsuald, 7st. blls. . . . . . 3 3 2 Mr. Wetherelrs bl. f. by Sir Peter Tunic, 3-yre-oid, . 7st. 31h. . . . . •.. 9 5 dr - Mr. Brandline. br. c. Smasher, 3. s r,old, Sat. 10Ib• b 4 dr. Mr. G Liutoies b. .c. by Sur, 3.ps-uld, ?.t. blb. (butted) . . . .. die. 6 to 4 igaini4 Th. Deese ; after the first heat, The Dean the favourite ; snot des sewed haat, 3 and 6 lei. ow Tue Delia... Woo verr awl. , , . . . • . - . . . , CARLISLE IlACES...42batinued. .. • • .....-. - TOURID•V, OCT. 16. . . _ Fitt Poona., given by the girl wiCallide. r Mr. Irlertmi% b. c. Colin, 3.y.e old - . . 2 /L 11 Duke of Hamilton% b It. Sunderland, 4-yrs oltt ' , 4l‘ ).P, Mason', g. c. Trandpv, 4 yrs old - . 1 0 2 ff .. There was excellent sport this day. bets before wa r tiq d r.; in favour of Trafalgar. At the eud of the font hear, 10 to I. I.wero betted is his favour, • The setood bear, Tratliza, s l at. Hindus tame in nook end noels; consequently, the bets heeirsir exam Thee afterwards fluctuated•ia forout of tharbay hormr,l" [rho pined by about half &length. . , . • • ',' t lartsa X. Frby Pounds, given by tba Members fee tba dire/ Ciirli/e.•. Duke of HanriOnii", b c Hanka% 3 yrs old s • i. d e .1 0•-t1 ' Mr. 1. 0 1,,date% b. c.by Sur, 4 ' T au dd. 1 .1. 2 0 2 The His. Mr i 'iodise, bof •. , ' years old, : IP) * 5 dr • Major Whit:ranch% b. h.layrflortioetiter,lly. O. 11r 4 4 4 dr. An extra ordinary good foal, and afiesgdal eerseillorible 20/11511. • peat. 13 dote kesrting,,,bets went Issbnieur of the Duke et Ha- . „iallunis lonst.Hankee i r but after the list beat, varied in favour Irat ',Maim 111.dlordsrcesit, re • SATUID a V. Fifty /admit, given by the Corr...anon Dr the Cll of Carlisle. Lord Da.lisezton's Is. h. Ferguawa, 6-yrn4id Mr. Mason% d. h. Trafalgar , 7 Mr. Ilderten's amain I -L , ‘ I . Santo day, a Silver Cup, Dot exceeding 101. nor less than , ' 101. . ... , ' The ordinaries and assemblies, this week, were remarkably well attended, by a genteel company . : • about a himalred sat down each day to dinner, which was se: ved up with great taste and elegance. We noticed Lord Viscount Lowther, the Hon. Fred. Howard, the Hon. Mr. Lowther, Sirs F. F. N'are, James Graham, Messrs. J. C. Comfit, S. Stanhope, James Graham, M. P. John Losh, Kul. James Graham, Esq. of Barrock Lodge, R. Warwick, Esq. W. Dacre, Esq. .L D. WhelPdale, •EA. Os burs, Esq. H. I'l4/kin ' Esq. J. C. Satterthwaite, Esq. J. Tomlinson, Esq. J. Simpson, Esq: .1. Wards worth, Esq. Doaors Gilpin, Elamite, Heysham, James, and a numerous assemblage of Gentlemen. , ........._ _____ I' - STI Bid NG, OCT. 9. • This day put an end to one of the most pleasant and gay meetings that Scotland has had to boast of for many years. The sports were choice of their kinds—good racing, uncommon hunting. The sportsmen were particularly indebted to Lord El pl.instone, fur the capital style is which lie brought forward the Linlithgow and Stirlingshire hounds. The votaries of Ba4eAus poured out plentiful liba tions to the jolly god. Haggart's ninety-eight was the order .of the day—not- Si head-ache in a hogs head. The amateurs of music had a rich treat in the band of the Lanarkshire Militia, which, from the polite attention of the Officers of that regiment, attended every day at the ordinary. From the fes tive board ; the gentlemen - proceeded, " merry and wise," to the ball room, where they were received by their fair hiends with applauding smiles for their punCtuality to their engagements. Alt were •soon in the field, and the merry dance, enlivened by the cheering strains of Goss-, was kept up to a late burr, who; the party separated, with this old saying-- it.ippy to meet, sorry to pad, and happy to most again • Were we to pass over unnoticed the merits of the Stewards, we should feel ourselves highly to blame; so well did they play their parts, that none were strangers here. to sum up the whole, the corn .pany from all quarters was •numerous and seltet ; .but Perthshire shone conspicuous; and. we believe, there has bran seldom seen such an assemblage of beauty, figure, and fashion. From the liberality of the Magistrates, the very 'l:nids.nne subscription of the company far the nest ye,L's andi_cmeist. and the gre.lt attention of the inhabitants of the town-to the accommodation and cumtort if their visiting, we may venture to Pfrutle, that ibis mertiog will long hold that proud superi ority which is has now attained. '1 Inc *ftwAecie far Ml,O year Bre— it, crated', Duke a Nbitrucie • Viscount Primmit ; T o. t;:ai.ain, Esq. set IL.ttli;•ia dawn sou;.. g, Fl , l of Kea. r r 4 r ' • t Title AIARKITS. • CORN EXCHANGE, OCT. 20. Tie afilla. a Wheal, ler so.dap's Market palm but m , , dliu suppl 99%; the Bakers are nuiuerous, and the general ...E tc made, readily obum out less-quoted prim. There arc shalt arrivals of issAty. good sample of which 3r.t. =ley iu dziratsid,. and d —Melt likewise.-- , earce aey w4ite Peay and t4iose dester..—Grey higller. ;There are jeviarrivats of Foreign Oatss and this tries for prime samples is also named rather dearer.—The pti.:4; Flour ire to small satiation. OURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat.. i.....641s , 7151. 1395. Beam 45.. 524 CC Fine 9^its 04. T•els lib,. 0 4 , Rye, nett 4es 46.. Od Oat: ..22s 26. 3;s. Barry efts: 495. Oil Polaut:s 02s. 34 .0.1. Met. ...Tao. 265. Od. Rape Seed. 441. 281. White Poss.... Ms. 116 s 0.1. Fine Flour '.71.5. Ili. Grey Peas 451. 471 x. Od. Secoade....• • 6.5.‘ 70, Od. UXBRIDGE. The Corn Inspenoes Return, on Theesday„ Oct 16. Wheat, per Iced Barley, per rlr lO 4341 —d Oats 411 s to Cis —4 Yeats 444 rrl to 6841 —d Pease MOIL OF HOFb. FOCrltti. 444. .44 10a 4s AI I. Kent .41 15s to SI —1 flusainc.... .41 44 14.41 Or Sew 41 les to 51 as taws 31 16. so Si 51 Far sham... 61 b. to 9^ sy, PRIbES OF ti ‘1" AND STRAW. astucoast. ST SAUSeS WNITIC ..... . flay 3l Ws a 41 t 4, Hay 31 10s a SI 5s Screw II ltis a 21 11 , New 01 us a 111 ea I Clover 4l 41 a SI 5s Situ .ll los a 21 3541THF1ELD.—M ,Oct 20. To sank to nein—pet stone of 111 b. Sloe 4* 011 to 51 std I Veal 4a 6d to 6s Id Mutton 44 to be. Sd 'Pork 6d to 61 Ld LAJnb 4, lid to .5t Gd NIAO OF CATTLI THIS DAT. agiSSS, atteucs,Stom-Sheep and Lambs, 15,000 NIEWCAIi Me V LEADENH ALL MAR K LTS. By the Comae. Roof Is 04 to 4. 04 I Vest. ^,e BA to Ss Bd ' Muttou qt 81 w 4s IN I Pori' ...«...4i 64 to ii. 44 Lamb 4l. 04. to S. Od. PRICK OF TALLOW. • • . St. James's Market 3s 7d Town Tallow ...... est al, 64 C/sre 114arlsat Whitactiapel Marko. Lis 64 Mute ditto .... —s th ug Per SWAN: of 6!b. --.. Soap ditto .. --4 041 .174 04 10s ed Maltby/ Rtuff......GOd WI Od - Average Priee...ft 6i Dnto rough --; 32. Graves Good Dregs.— '.' . YellowS , sp. —s a 715s—Motdad,116s--Cord, 00a • Candles, il, , 4:141ye114, 10s. 6d•-sweloulds, II 64 ' ' RAW HIUMI. ' Nest Hri:era and Steer*, pat stwie, b. 24. to 3s. 4A. - 11414dlIngs ls. ed. to Si. ed. e -•• ikdinary • , ef.t.ker Calf -12 s. 6d esrls. • taig!,vls liana 1 Sheep Sus ... • es• ed. ft ts id. `_Lamb Skins ,, . 2s. Od. to 41. Od. i - PRICK. of LILA II IMEL pl"% 5.0 t0.55i GI each • IN to I:i4 Ututait: to L:i:b. each. OM t UM Illon.otiit. Harks ol* to Vdj • ''ll,- 'i 4 liidrt . t III to 191. 't- Winer Cod in Hides 191 to 21.1 • • Clop dace lot mottles Illd to 29d - Flat Osecinare l7d to 101 (3ilf Skims, JO to 4011 t. pet Dooto 11d to 42d Ditto, 'AI to 70*. lid to otd ...; Ditto et 70 to 808033,.30d to 96d , ~. Sete: (Greenland) 36d to SW) %. liarre ditto it at to 1431 per dessert. TanAed Horse Hides tale to ZISs per hide. . ....._ AtipiSat Market. - et 1,1 . • Newcsitle T. Oct. 20. Id Pict. 4 4Bl 9.1. a S6l Od ___.- ........... PRICE OF STOCKS, 'YESTERDAY. • 3 per Cent. Redue.d :.: per Cent Connie 6lll 4 p.,:r Conte b ver Crut. NAvy • I.nng Annu..1,.. 4.1 Am•ur-t • India hoods Exchequer lilliA EngliblsLuUeri Trckes Cons. 4 for .. Z. pisii, Nt.gir n .hroltet, No. 4, Coraltill, ,tll,l 9, elia!i.,i-erne. • - STOC[S. OCT. 9. Omernment Debentures, 34 per Ctut...ll ‘ 9ol Govt. Stock 5 vet Cant.. 9) Grand Canal Loan, 6 per Cont.. COURSE OF EXCIII ktiGE.wsOce. 17. Alastesdata .....36 11 7' U. Veuieir 56 new C. Ditto at Wit ..3a 1 **plea ...44 Rotterdam 11 5 2 (T. Labors .61j Hamihurgh 3.; 5 4 U. 0pnr0,.,......a..614 Altona 33 62 U. DII.II ttl Paris 1 day's date 24 .. .Goik l3; Ditto 24 4 2 U. avattaM. I ,• g Roscltiaut Madrid — in paper. and gill per tat. Dine 32; effect. • -14wr D a pialoams_ ....... Cadiz —ln paper. New Dollars Dm° 39: affect. Silver in Ears .... - Whoa '...54 Flew Louis each .. 1.e.: horn NII I Agio of the hank in ft....au ; Genoa .47 54 pee Cent. Dahlia ICI London :Sept. 29.) .BIRTHS. On Mailsy, tho 13th-descant In ‘Nricandle- .treat. Itd; of John Archer Hots Mon, Esq. o f &SOK. At Saltash, Devon, on the 7th iosiont, that Lady of dier•Genetal Ntpean, at a son. MARRIAGES. At Freelard House, Perthshae, on the 13th inatsitt,W:lte Flare, Fo4. of Haruennown, cotloty of Wexford, 1,64.4, to the lion. Mary Eltaabuth Thornton Rottiven, daught,r of the law Janus Lord Roth t en. Ora Saturday last, at S.. James's Chuich, by the Roe Ger rard Andrew', Stanley Stokes, Esq. of Guetots'Cool.hu.ls, to Moat Menton, of bover.streat. Os Saturday, Om 11th 'natant, at St. George**, }faunae square, Lieutensnt•Colo , el Berke.ey, of the Roy:0 MAI , ie , , i v UM* JOU& Marta Newt*. eldest daughter of the is, Te No t ate of (iroet House, Bror4;don a iut4 of DovA, 1.),,,t -attire, Notate, _ . Jahn Bltkenel,ef &nehmen:2, county Meath Stmnge, of tagovotscet. NIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT L:INDON Mom min. after St I Even— .6 ann. t)? G. DAVIDSON, No. Conn, Boor-.44,-121, Ca.ent•Gardass, and pool •Olroce,Nu la, hack of st. Carnival Cburch, w. STUCK, of No 7, Now Watton.ttraet,. ter due P.iper s !by Q'F' 7, 9 ice Se do.l rtalultd a a r 0 4i4 V EU' ICVP.I. a. •••••..• ......reel.-" ...-^-,--- . . • , taste turd romfort es a residence. entree be Mr' passed. The park ealiibited ostruist cheering were, Mr. Swat's houlds luffitabbl* thee, and at least two hunched Imre/men. , 4dis 114101 ; Highuu mol his leave of the Dnetteassia4Mteeded by the Dab el Newcastle, Dukairof *IIWs, .. fae,..&e: &e. ] n iter • the hounds. A fosasigoosananana„ a nd bi... 411,6 kfighnese rode witigrwategteit ; the sport was very 14°". - - . • The Doke. and . .. l'anehass of Newcastle. Genera t. Craeurd, Dowager Lady'Sefton, and the Ditches? daughter, are added to the parry. Mrs. Billiritoi it in delightful voice, awl Signor Naldi most inciters issi tit his Boston. vanywcammomore . GRLTN4-01:LEN M4RRIAGES. The lady who vies triad fur bigamy at the Serve Aimee had a werrearrear instep', horn the circa* stacto ,if her Prosecutor not being prepared to ploy %by validity of Grettia.Greon marriages, Tit .' Staten Court has determined, en a hundred ores aMes, that, without any ceremony whatever, di 1 parses being sad colcsbiting together as man an wife, and &chitin' themselves sash, Is as binding; s i the most formal marriage, Although it sobjeCts chef , to pintalti.... They held also. that a promise I nausitge. *itb subsequent tonsionneation, is ego vale's to marriage itself ; nay, in ate'. about in =ago. they detided, that the man hiving b :sad *dimwit'', deilarid the WILVIIITI his wit. ' made her so to All latent: and purposes, though was proved that the marriage was never snnsun taated.—ln May. 1767, the validity of .Scotch ma ?laps was determined by Dr. Hay. in the Court IssJtoa. In that care. a gentleman of fortune cm led a young lady . under aao to Scotland, wits i they were *attend in a private house (it is not star I -oeberther it was by a ClergyMana bet it was wit ! wet a %imams orameelaamstiest et sine. The Jnd was else* of eguarm, iheitthis was good in lir sad that renetiages is Scotland do not come wit) 'l' the Aa cif ITU. to prevent claadestine marriag I Thai eleitialemattes geowards confirmed by theCin allelegeoes. We melee them observations, the red ; became we observe it has bets improperly stet itterveral Pope..., that thealiae sit Guildhall acti I the point that Gretna-Green marriages are 1 i hinding.wheleas the lady was here stequated., sot for wart of evidence of what is the law of Sc land. ! illikiANY).• putt 01 )toveslnt eGatetILTLISAL.7OIII (cantrinsicel. • . . eas.i.sm aSterfl', 8 Yestgrday, as seen as the Jadgek, ille . St Stock Sad finished ;hair ioyettigatioats lot COI attended by Wore Gentlest*, ;oak a mimes • t et the cattle, its. to which the prectliainswerr esti ~', to he aciln.)ge and pointed nat. with greet ac 1 rieY, thou paints of superior merit. The Jos ' for Merit sterie, Robert St. Geroge, Thomas Ch - . mac' aud kihert p.tter, ksqrs.--For genre. I f . i we iff 4 rp . . l tend 11,1A:00n, aid James Lewis, Esqr at 4. l FlirSeirei. the Full' pf Meath, Owen Wynne. 1 I Richard Loyd. rairs.esaand for Wool, Jahn I , m an. V. l ,4,.—The Dul f t betroth/A the yansia g . clet** * lth his cOmpany at aisair *gain that dal I • 1 lij*li47 . lrems : , ft liovelF.:mAly were drank.. reddent gate the PreAd sf Brihrd, cod Prosper! - i ;Mimi Ii os which his Or* arose. and addre • • the Society in a short energetic tpattoh,4lll.ai . .. Tut t i a k aama haviaa beau suited in 10.4.6 1 601 111 4 % Minket bit tht. Rued lbitosalto r01444t. anal as I! e 4.1.01, wi r th ed by tham;•that be se sire ceatattt ill wan r duet sokinorberrwentral um riontaf Masa tie Iniateti.m, arlltah fat nut dipaltal, by Inetinanon ' sr w • 4.a, , ... pr oem% 'es were* rbeeeeretaot the sum as the Pawn. or AVICUIpbrt. %alias 4144nnatts net tut 4 / • 1 , OM 4 , 4itimia reidaiiais In 111111. VW wham had Won dole Ow (I.lvenvoira u(tl.l o.l..vity. Aeieuicure Was the.' 1 •1 , .. ' , win, of ir4estn, fririn w Ilk% •sin mock? an Out towns! .!. i • a4kaatanyea et OW rePalMil tllifift." • I I WS Grace concluded with recommending t 1 ' ~., Seeley a steady perseverane.e in the great objet '. • t their national- inuiririnn, Set. &e.; and then {- polkilti to the Chair as a toast. Peayetiey to the 2 . • . tee &floe eat frdalat.—The President then dee . ' the adjudication of the Society's Pl'l7o. The . said till the Whole btisineas was closed, and rested';mien the fervent acclimation, - Of .' 1 velum hr had so high], gratified and honour s 'This day being the Cattle Fair en the Greer Grace inspelted it at en early hour, on 1 1 back, accisoisniesied by Lord Clencarry, and is Owe -Gentler/I*v 'He much admired the 'i $ heifers of Mr. Stafford. and those of Mr. F , • The 'gayest rue of the beasts were is highl 4 I use, but the prices were hearty 9in tOl. than those a the last year. 'The fair was largely topplied, consisting. of 11,065 tread al I n ele, only 4,643 of which were wild. At four Cs t6l, wattle were Sled oat of the area' y: ice- ftalbies Society, lekb their gold lettere bands, writrying . with dltnn an interesting and dillatireebadrof , sistinfllbn to their various disiri ibis afternoon his qtr . ick and suite left 'Gar for Weodlawn, the seit of Lord Ashdown, w Wed party is ievited to - meet him at dinner. 1 - wieweiwasserr-•-•_. -- The Mary, of• elverpoOl, Wit:t t 4 sts, Is i booed from thatplutio Waterfoid. with salt,' i • bark, &e. strnek on the Wicklow Bank, ilia i wind, on tire Id instant, • and shortly after vs Ores.' The crew contested of the Capital sit then. besides fine passenger, who en Leas to save their lives Fey clinging to pieces wreck ; but are all suppnevl to have pus . 1 eteept one man, named Jones, who was , up cm '11:1:1 srlay, the pth • irritant, by the of Acre...etch. flOati, mister; tour leagues bardsey is:aid..and tarried nit. , Milford on . s ite•ening last. 'lie hadthe pteSence of mind himself to the "thee's' bah, in which dread(' . a .inn, lie Was' tosealaSaur. c. );:Nast;;mom destruelion, - until hapiTly pic%ed up - by the . when he had elistief 'sevta day s cad eight 1 i , without any Inshifsrfce atiiittrier, anti. 1-, ra i " r-ilured to tins rsitekP:al4::,' a Maiithfal of le s 7:lc!rn. 3 . ctZvti4.4l". .. • • , . , 1, EA. 10 111 , / UN BlalttG 1 • ri..attor 1 G. b. VFW!! 17, D 'ee• ablistuA at Ina :11, Strad, R,. Lung A. — ;co opon-r-,..•