The Sun. — London, England, 1816-09-17 00:00:00

, ~ . ~Y ~ ~~r _ . 1q.)11.1'SN10 . 11 I'll. CKPT. 14. the 'end of thrCe yet'irt, tlivt:oninsinil..r, fir,. A attachct►ent ref the 75th regiment, from Arne- Tien, la naeti -this :morning, and went into barracks lit Port stnoutlt. LOSS o}7 THE.IMITANNIA PACKET TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN, Siß,—Yon gave the partienlans of the lon of the' Britannia, Captain St ranault , as she attempted to enter Ostend, front London, on the 22d log.; since which I have information, from good ltn tharity, the'whole or the passengers, hetv..Ven thihy and forty, were saved by the exertimi; of tbilharaane , worthy Major RoChfort, it M. Consul, who immediatelyoßered a high reward to flame svho 'Noah! assist, and, ,at the complete ; hazard of hi, life . , gained the vessej,,throngh a most tremeations t;orl,s in a smell boat, at feuded by Capt. 113 1 , Yvy; of the Royer trader, 'and fmo. halid,. it! • , abort, ne saved the passengers and property by ]ti ~diitriit►Ntil►t; excut:rins, i , ti%isted by the fo:Ervfi'y of XL J v I ritixb ?eamen, wtho tvOrird otherwise have the heart...rending 'sight of keit - 1g Oren. Women, and .ebild.rekr perish before their eyes.; for, althnup;ll eo near the:shore, Flenrisli, (wri ; l3 : " the exception, of one hoar) showed tbe, ;4yr:fiat:At hpy, thy , Irtattritliqrititling . so"ootte,no tx was, 4iLdttVl) hem' by the kallfint iti4jor riot:blip' ?trawl Iris eotarktrynken. I rain' sure 3rOtt have pleirsarre .iit giving publicity to this fact, sod also in irserk—ikk your Valuable impel' the annexed statenwur, mrde.hy the passengers in fa vow of. the unfortunate Captain, which deat' shows. they exonerate hint front all blame. Your attention will oblige your constant reader., Ostend, Sept. 6.• W. We, the undersigned passenger* who were wrected in the Britannia, Captain Stranack, .at the entrance of thr pm r of Ostend, on the id of September, publi c ly declare our unto,. litled approbation a his conduct as a learner), and us a man. We not oriltput 4)11r names to this paper, hut shall fin tber rove our feeling towards him, by subscribing to assist his ecnniary !wises. daterti Heiddlolon,' Sarah ir . liudilleston, and Six of I . Charles Grrenside, Charles Cooper, r... Jones, Mrs. Nicholson and Sister (I) James Lyon, Thomas Chambers, Virginnia Chambers. haring had bias arm amputated paid the Captain. their Chlhiren. Niiry Houttotr, • Jares, itobert '1 ow ft, Sohn Greengide, (I) Signed * few ho urs after thine canauti be 4 lifter bPlnag4 Eridawan order was received at ,Chatham to tlkband immediately the - 3d Garrison' Battalion, now in Chatham Barracks It is expected to take pl:n:e on the 24th instant, for which purpose they ill previously he marched to Chelsea. • - The treptit of the 78th Highland Regiment, under the command of Lientenant-Colonel !Awn - sky, marched on Monday from Gh4lgow for rerth, alai a detachment •are to be atatiOtled at Stirling and in the Northern Fortii • The Noeton Packet, which .arrived at Falmouth art Sit day last, from Jamaica, brought home a freight of 350,000 dollars. A paragraph in a Morning Paper of the 4th, re specting •the appointment of Mr. DIXON -RS Re ceteer of Fines and Forfeitures, asserted that the salary allowed to hint is 8001. a-year. NOw the fact is, . that the satarrallotted to that office is no more than 50ai. per aminni, and as Mr. DIXON previonsiy held the ,situation of . fAnd:ng Waiter Irbil a salacy.of 41)01. a : year, the benefit resulting to hitn trku : the appointment in question does not exceed IQOI. per annum. On Wefinesday last,as tienry.Cnnn, Esq. Mr. Henry Bate of Trurp., and a 'servant, were amuse jag , themelve.l3. in. a ; r:easitre-boat, in K11'1)1)101, , harbour the b oat, was upset by . R. squall of wind.. . • Mr. Contuatid Bate were rescued, from a wa- .tery grave by a boat ffulll the 61,10 re : -Mg the ser vant was di.awn,gd.., • unciefsruit! that he Liirds.of the Admiralty: blivehitimated their intention of proinothig, tcrvint cotinvandidg any se:SSO employed biniu4;:lets, under :he orders - of. `the CoMinatider. in -Chief at thil port, who shall .iitale:e the most seizures littrihg t hat period. We sonic since stated that thb — sethaphorie tekopc, itt d been convict - eel between the Atlnti• Cha!;,m, a plan has been wet,* ap proived 0; .to Cietend them to tie port of Shcertiesi by `teleriaplis being erected on hoard (MY • bat endi;:ary, in the river Mcel:yeer, :.)11 hoard the Nortlininherland guard ship tlarhour, which will communicate with the Commander-in-Chief. (:).1 1 it t t1ti Hollis is appointed to the RIME, one of the guard-ships.at this port, in the room of Sir Charles Ogle, Bart. (sun of the bite Sir Chaloner Ogle); Who has resiened the command. Bicat.*Daniel Miller (acting) is appointed to ilieW,lgilant excise curter, in the room of Matthew; 'Gtinthori:c, Esti. supetannoated. bieut. ;fames Autler,on is appointed to com ma:W.:the. p 'Lug Revt nue cruizer at Plywo , :th, Esq. the present Clerk of the Chutpre at tlee Victr!,alling Office)tere, is about tO be su peramtuated : tee will be succeeded by Jahn EF.A. the present ,Storekeeper at Plyttiouth. Mr. Tones, ll3sistant Storekeeper at Deptford, sue eeces Mr—Slight at Plymouth. The situation of As4stant'Storeltetper at Deptford will be done awity. with,: • . . . Considerable.reductions, it is said, are about to, take , pldee in the Customs, here. Livutenant-Colonel Williams, as, Commandant, is arrivol at Porchcster Castle, plepanitory to its . bring occupied as a depot fir deserters from his . Majesty's army. The duty will be pc:formed by det.,,ebtx ents. from the depo's of regi. Arent+ of Win OR'S( er. Part of' the recituen tu] - divot i already arrived at Para:ester. iFor some. day, past a change in our garrison lias;. ce lio talked rumour gave out thit the , 884 g : retnient were to embat k far the lonian Istel, antrthat they were to he replaced by Ow 5 1 st light inifotry, :at present at Chichester. Neither of the!se,teltorts are believed s,th repiment have marched from (tor.. poct : tilt! 28 th is the only regiment that will re magi there. .. the 95th regiment hare marched, from BiaraCks to, the interior. • hinANCHOLY ACCIDENT. ANOTHER ACCOUNT. (Friiin a COrreipOntiviA, , Nno . was an eye-witness, ber wsistance tVutild !lave h eu rendered. • , only impirtneuts wflicil were used ilium 1 / 4 V2124 aconyiicitiioti of n, tho! hooks, upilen tioged to tl bar, and consiitotu %yittit is teelinic:illy culled ,1 creepel i 'so ,OIRA the bOilies . were recovertd, '(tour of which only were btiiight ashore thss inoriting, Sawnlity) they tvere•nibiu glect and bloody. Surely som e in qu i r y sh ou ld b e instituted, both its ,t 0 the 11.41(164ra( e flit:811S ' tit pre*Cl*Vitt it)11 which i)re Alert: I)osSeSSeti against 44ro‘t ping, and also against the dangtTnias'aH S t te : ch'is beutttlarollS - 1;1'440, Ith th e bociety stiil exists, v%ith uu auilik dowint i'fI()MOTIONS. . • true-Ofifi'e, Sept.-14, I 8 re. . 40:nefrime„t cf F„,, t , L - i e ut. .-- Illagrave, /Von) the half the'ltegito,rit, to be Lieutenant', vice Hearne, Who exebanges, receivitig.tbe difference. .ttli'Ditto, Ensign 'Monis Lahey to be Lieutenant, by put.- ehas.., vied Sandy», nr ,, nioted. Lord Bingham to be Ensign, by purchase, 'vice . sGib Ditto, Ensign R. S. Arniel to he Li eu t enan t. w i thout purcbase, vice Thornhill, premottAl iu the Ist Writ India Regim,iit.. • Ensign \la thew Charles flalcott, from holf,pay of the.Regi mew., to he Ett . sigo, rice Millet. 48tit lltii, Fie:ign Benjinnitt Thompson 14 be Lieutenant, v i e e Kinz, th ceased. Ensign Ch.f.rles Hw)) Roberts, front lia:f-ply of the 5•2)1 Fot;t, to be Easign., vice ThOmps,in. 49)1 1 Ditto, Lieor. Thomas Stacii, front th e half-pay of the Inist Foot, to lie Lieutenant, vice Alextihder, who 'ex changes. 60th I)itto, Lieut. F. A. Verret, from the calf-pay of the Regiment of. Meuron, to be Lieutenant; vice Leioutoo, deceased. Pett4 Dtoodd Floehne, Gent. to.-he Ensign, without pur chase, vice Stretch, whose appointment has not taken phice. • 65*h Ditto, Ensign Robert- 11tivwdOley, from the half-pay of the Bth Foot, to be Ensign, wit!lOot.purchase, ri ce R o w « , croft, whOse.appeititment has; not talon place. . 88th Ditto ' Lieut, Frederick Melee, 'from th e h a lf- pay o f the 4th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice W. KingsmilL who exchanges: 934 Ditto, Lieut. ,Wm. from f-pay of the 23d Light Dragoons) to he Lieutenant, vice Thumpson, who ex:. changes, receiving the difference. • 10,1 d Ilion , Geittiontan Cadet John Sonter, from. the Royal tililimey College, to be. Ensign, withimt poreint,se, ,vice • Graydon, whose appointment has not, taken place. Ist West India Regiment, Captain Joseph Jocelyn Anderson, from half-pay of the 7th West India Regiment, to be Cap tain of a Company, .rice Murphy, who exchunees. m sth Ditto, Lieutenant -Coliel George Arthur, from the half pay of ,the 7th West India Iteaimetit; to be Licutenot.Co loner, vice Hamilton, Who cctehanges. Royal African Corps, Capt. John Parsonage, from the half- Yay of the 24th knot, to be Captain of a Cum any, vice Clarke, who exchanges, Cape Regimtnt,'"Kohert Stanford, 'Gent. to be Ensign, by pprchase, vice Fa±tvett, who retires. . _ MattoaANnum,—The appointments of Lieutenant Mathit qon to be Captain of a Troop, and of Cornet lion. G.-1).11. F. tit rangways to be laeotenitot it the 7th Light Dragoons, as stated in the Gazette of the 7th instant, have not taken place. Erratum in the•Gnsette of 7th instant, st Regiment of Foot—Fur Lieut. James Chime, &c. read Lieutenant JamesClunie, &c. DfS• COOPRR, 111.trxttfm, and i.)uNc:4o,t, Physi ciawro the Mildical Board at Charlotte-house, Illackfriars-road, have ascertained tleit . ttpwards t 5000 patients are ruled - annually -iorrieevailing . - disorders, tha t hundreds ‘Pere a'rtiitiessing owing -to quacking thetils'elves,,tind by consulting men.ignorant of the prolvisithi, deceive the pnhlie by their specious , proinisei and immoVal advertisenietits; f;rniltiegis on t h e h e mt„ . Lace, atul hotly, ulcerated' throats, swellings In the neck, nodes on ttie slfin in the head and limbs, • frequently taken fur rheumatism, swelled . ancles,'and i,ert'ous debility, ar e diseases which appe,ir years utter, and tTic coro.„ 1 „ 0 ,5 a • " of impr9per treatment.—MesSr., COOPER, MON' RCM. ant! DthICANT ttTc constil!ed - daity f rom 8 till 8, or by letter, • c - ontairting` a - fee ; floc: poor bare advice 4ii 4 TKeticlays,l7httOtdayi,.ai l d t ill ancf . trivotV roows fur femires. ....,. CHATHAM, SEPT. 14.—0 n Friday eveniu“last, • abow seven. o'clock, 83 a party of 14persons were retar»ing in a boat through Rocheiter-bridge;lt . .ras nnfortunately upset, and every soul pet ished. persons composing this truly distressing scene bet•ti, early in the 41ternoon,ilici•Wouldhant, little- eilla g e between this &ace and Maidstone, to take tea, and on their return were to have .par •taken of a little treat in cOmmenioratinn of. the •hirth-day qsa Mr. Gilbert . , who then conip . le * tecl his 21st year. They *ere utconipanied by un t o of the thOst skilful and jober waterinin On the and irs apprentice; but, by sonic ad - CI - dent °rte gleet, a . I,:eve waS lying across the ski.- lar.o of one, Of die arches, upon which the boat's head rose, awl flour the violence of tie current she ti:ted a-stErn....and instantlycli;kappe.ae,l. TildconsternaLion attending this shocking even t eau best be conee6ed by an enutne Ira lon and de nt' ptimsalitilig. sufferers : . Mr. Gil nlit :On estimable young man, the son of the late Mr. G. vain 14 lately decea4ed. Miss Gilbatt,:sister of the above, a lovely girl of ahout.l.B year. tit age. her fe w Mrs. Millooister 'of the...same with f months olds Mr. Milli, husband of the above. This young'couple were jtkt established in a sehool,fov,youug tallies - here, and lia.i it long bees( nun viol, making, in all,.hre of one family, ot Licit the aged mid afflicted mother is now the only'StirVivor • Miss MaWSOII ) daughter ' of Mr. Maw: oa, attorney of this place. • • Miss Brock, daughter of Mr. Brock, also of ft6cliester. only - daughter of Mr. Harding', fil i t i l es An intuit of u Atat.son, • of Sheerness, And the tmrs ells ' ThfOr young ladies at school with Mrs. Mills Tii , anas Layar, waterroftn, and the.apprentice poor man has lett # wife, nottiive childrett to 1a,,,c0t, the lu.nt of a most worthy and affectionate protector. Notre of the bodies were tound till the ensuing morning, awl if any thing can :tdd to the niiery of such u mournful event, it ikrie twin the lithe assis ance which was at hand, or could be used, to rescue I bese victims of destruction. Norio or the hpparatus so loug and so eiirnestly ret.oin 'twilled by the late,;benevolent Humane So , icty Were extant, or to be ftnind . iu the.plac e . I . lic scream which first antrouneed the distres's t,f these dear females, 'caused a tetv binds to paddle about in the dark for a short tithe, 'after which every effort ceas'ed till the tide Ivent down ; and blit lot the persevcratice of Hr. Mauson,who, distracted for the Foss of a beloved danght e r, severed all night, with' a single man, in a solitary wit;i a lantern at her hea s ti,.lntle or no I~i~I~DLESE~ .5~~~,910;v3* . • • Yesterday thrse Sessions commenced before W WATsoir, Esti ancla windier/if other Magistrates. After the Grand Jury were ~: tvtirn in, the Ow - man C%pretied his high satisfaction. with the re iipeetable Gentlemen now chosen to fill that 1.11- portant Sittiation, ai by their' - exalted rank _they were. above any undue influence, and by their edueation unsuot ed. by any'prej mike for" or against the pri‘sOtter. He felt niore deeply the tv.vful im portance attathed to the duties he Was now called to discharge,' when he. reflected hoW ably the Cltair of the Court had been filled by his worthy predecessor, when he Coutideredthe.impartial At tention that Gentleman,had given to every Case, and the Anxiety he had always manifested to ren der to all their dues. As the necessity of govern. 7 ment 'evidently arose 'from tbe corraption cif nu n,iture, so its glory Coniited in the regular adminkt rit ion of justice, and in a Judge and Jury being totally deaf to every ctinsideration but those of : niciral rectitude. In this respect he certainly should do his endeavour, as far as he possibly could, td diieharge his, dory; and lie could assure the Jury and the Bar that nothing should give him higher delight Oti this side the grave, than the consciousness of having honestly done what was entrusted to his charge. • • Loan LANGFORD. The Hon. Lord ..Lcnigford was indicted for as satiliing J. Riddell, formerly his butler. • 'rite circumstances which led to this assault were loaded by the prosecutor as,follows:—He state, .. - that lie had lived fourteen months in his Lord. Viip's service as butler ; antl that, when he lot him, his Lordship app e ar e d t o. be perfectly s t lii•- fied with his conduct, and said.he would give him a character. That_ he , afterwards went to live temporary with the 111.trquis of ,Winchester, whose butler was ill : hut.that.he left tltat place on the former servant recovering his health. Titat.upOn . theioccasion of the assault, hi called upon his Lordship .to rectify a mistake he had made in a letter which he had written respecting him, namely, that lie had lived with him ten ni o n t h s instead of. fourteen, and as footman instead of butler. 4 his Lordship• was out when he went to in q u ire. after him, but as soon - as he arrir'ea he address,etj hint respectfully, hilt that his Lordship thrust ihim. away, and was goiag•through the ball, a hen he followed his Lordship, : who took Ida by : the collar and tore Iris waistcoat. lie denied that he had given,i9yeause of provocatiOn, but that he meant in a respectful wanner to sohcit his cha racter. • • • • . , 111 r. ALLRY, fOr, the. Noble Def e nd an t, said, that his :LordViip had, given the prnseeutor. one. chn raider, .htit refused to bin*, a second,. and thantp on his J.)!;ing .impettinent he merely attempted to: turn him. out of ihe ,h:mise. • - The Jury found his Lordship guilty, and thee Coact aeutqkced bim to pay , fine ut. ;51. LONDON SESsIONS, Rtat.—Yesterday Henry 7'4 richer, Tlipotas Jena, Henry ' it were indicted for a 'riot. und,titilrage 'on the 23(1 of April last, and for rescu ing it pet Vin Who had been. in cost.idv for steatio4 a silk haildhorehisf,.the property ut Richard li:ilea. The i r tio n , r s %w e all tri e d Ivo!) a eapijal charge, arising um Of tliii‘Casi:, at the last oht !Salley Se4iun's, but were ac 7 iptittor. iney.were tried, however, fur the. oiladetnennour. -The ItEivt,..pa Itavin;Vvattutited up the eiidence, tae Jury found;all thgv,isoisers i -(lp il ty.. They. were iianidiately abittenced each to two years' pril&ntlietit nr the Gittspur-street Compter, A • , ,AssAu LTI Na . ANI) rItoVOKING A DU El, --Alm Sleeinan was inflicted fur violently assaulliiig ,Philip Hawkins, and with irs'inecertain threats and opprobrious language, with intent to provoke the said pet ton to fit a duel oh the 16th of May last. The lit:comps:a having summed up the ev id ence , the .Jury found the prisoner Guitty. nit' Cana sentenced him to imprisonment for one fortnight., and to pay a fine of 401. DATIING FOOTPAD 13 .08IIERY.—Saturtiay ee en.- rig, 'about seven o'clock, as Mr,'James Sharp, of IVinehester-street, wait proceeding to Wm them, Kent, in company with his brother, in a one;liorse chaise, they:were stopped near the 23 mile stone, by seven men, who presented pistols at them, and took front th em a R ina l do l eather pocket•l;ook, containing memorandums, 'it green Morocco pocket-book,. a steel purse, a SI. Bank of England note, three U. notes, . two dollars' and •two- watches with chains, seals, ete, e l ; Messrs. Sharps Arrival' at IVrothatn, they gave in. telligence of rite robbery to the Rev. Mi. Mleore, at IVrotham,' ad acting Magistrate for the county of Kern, who immediately dispatched a large party in quest of the robbers: The men.diVided them selves into-A wo bodies, and agreed to;.Meei tit Griusted Green, ot-ar Dartford, at aix -o'clock, on Sunday. marning, The first parry whergat tired Green, overtook• five of- the footpads,. and at 'first succeeded in taking them,' but they sobn be• gan to shetv symptoms of resistance., and a severe scuffle took place.• After fighting-, a long while the foot pallsigt& the best' of it, 'and all .escaped. One of the thieves received a charge , from a gun in the beck ocul one of tiie.const'ables wassevere ly car in the arm: , The two guns belonging to the conttables were broken lotpieces during theeou test, and . there was •found:on the spot the Russian leather pocket-book belonging to Mr.: Sharp, 'one 51..ene IL a bag Containing three loaded pistols, a:priwder flask,i and sundry articles of wearing op parel,'all whiefrwere thrown , down by the rob. hers in Alle-miiist of the affray. The other party of sionittibles . are - still in pursuit, and it -is hoped, will accrue - •this daring gang. There is a great deal•of wand' in the part where the constables overtook than; - which - materially assisted them in their 'escape. . On - Sunday last,' during the hours of Divine Set tket, one ofAhe prisoners, John Anderson, On.. tioeti-for -debt- in'the Giltspur-street Compter, 'ascended from his r ow n yard a wall thi rt y f eet i n height', far-the poppso of gaining admission to the women's yard. Upon reaching the' top, how-, ever, be lost his balance, andbeing unable to to. cover himself, be Was•precipitated ,into-the paved court vagrant yard,, where ,be fell with such vio lence that his scull was fractured, and be received slick other bodily.injuries thai,his life is despair ell off, whaJcluoved. with all possible tits, and placed onder - the care of a physician. A. CRl.bsbaLgACin'sasac:.l(tieloi n at :l r li o u o r le d:y f la t s h t ; ti e t x .N tr i t r ; circ} , weight 4:4 4 gARKErrs. AIME BR': 1 , W The‘highist price of the best 'l4 ten 11 tl tbronghos - the %Ictropolia is stated by tbe tiakers to be 13id. 100 Quit tern L , a.--Sonie Bitkin; sell the t,Dartern Loaf from on Lenny to three-pence lower. ti:`oa.`~ lb, Peek Loaf to weigh ... ii S Quartero Loaf to weigh 4 5 Half ditto.. dato .... 8 1 1 Half Quartern ditto .. SEEDS. Red Myer (Forejf,u) to 7gs per cwt. r:;”11 Ekgiisis 441; 7.5 s to 901' • t.l !.1;, -; it .. , : . - 1 / 4 ..iritss -'.. • —s it. to 6rmper - 4r. ' ' Tttrnip; White- '... ...... ...,. 20s 11, lu, .i ts .td pis! hutih. !!!' ketlind Green .. . - itus iid to . .ith' oil White Mitst,ard Seed • . 8s Os tic i•_•. At -', . : •-•- Froth ditto lis Oc! to iti, od • - Carrav,..) Seeds ' ' 40s 0 , 1 iu i.is(lci • . ' Cinque Foin , .......-.4lis Od tu 4,-,i tal perV.i. Coriander du. ' "8s Od to !pc IA Trefoil - 1 .... —s t•:. t . J .) per cwt. Canarir - --, ;d,' to oUs Ut! per qr. Linseed Od Cake at- the Mill, 12: . 1225. per thousatida - t'XIIIUDGE. PRICE 0 WHITECUTAPEI • hay 5l ss'Oil to Yil 'straw.. 71 0(1 to 81 .1 RAW; VIII) Beet tteifers & Stea4s, per st. 01 ihnory ;/A 10,1 t „ is (RI is . 104 to as od Market (Alf vach .• 7* Gd to 29 84 Eng. 13.0 :e 11s ud to U 0 . , , RV C B OF TA ,I, liO W. St. James's. Market .•...3a Sd Tcwn T.ll. 67. GA •--, ... 5 0 0 1 i Clare Niarl,ct... os Od Yellow Russia ' '56. Oa -,' ‘Vbitechapel Markt!: :;s 2:! Whit. ditto ---9 () 1 .-- : (1 (1 d, . . z.; ‘; 3 ; 1,1 .1 1 . (1 1; i i : i . : i t ; : l o i '.. : ' 1:i: i : , : e : 0 ::: . l . ' : i :. '''''''' :'.. . (I' ))) . :(1.. 2 1 7 - 41 s s : ' V () II .per stone of bli). tii•era" , e 0 SG& ; Cold .. . .... . . .......... 9 ! . ! Yellow Ss,ap aloft - fed : 9 ' 14 1 P•ii , i .... r ............ 9 3 ' Price of Curdles, per alizrl., lOj did.:.---moillits, 12 , °II . tfd per dozen atiuryeti for ready money. _-- COAL MARKET, St.:PTY./418 .air. __, ship' rut 'c Market: . Shi ps sold.f. 4 . a • nel latii :Newcastle.. 4 ,• .. :94 - 17s. MI. to 4) • 3U Sunderland... '.. 27... .....:41s gal. to 4 : 49 : ( 3 4 4 •. • 475. 1 . t', •t 5i to '''- " 2 >time OW ' 2.. li Welsh Coal 0 ,,,1. to —s• ° L i 2 Cinders.. ..... .....:.. .2.. ge o' • 1. " --"' o Q d: I Calm --4. Od. to - BIRTHS. On S unday , . in Great Orniund.strcat, the 1.311 Y o f Lieu tenaitt-ColOnel Manor, - of u , daughter. . , i i v of -On tho is;11 inst. in thmen- suet., Ediuhure 1., t"' --„- 1 majur.cien eca l the [Jon. Alexander I)nti, of . ', u ' ell, On Friday, at flighriont-coutt, the Lady of John =, 1 Esq. of a son. . Sane day, the Lady of Francis Walwyn Trumpet . , Esll' of ,Hereford, of a daughter. ham On e S o a n t l u m i o d la, y,Lail ofOjonhtnhepot3i4hditeisspt.reiisi...Ell,:tio.h:.tir.laithitice,ltus.se!!-.quare; the , a 4, Yesterday, at Greenwitb, Mrs. Fault, of the Thcatrc Roy Covent-garden, of a son. ' Same day, at Hampstead, Mr. John Morice, of a S u n. *oft the e d La aug dy h t o e f r. Heury Williinson, Esq. of Cltir MARRIED. •A si cant • This morning, it Mary-le-hone Church, Deputy • ' t-- s i J daughter of Charles Rossi, R. A. Li Conntissary General Win. Brayhrao►ke, to Catherine, se" ', le-hone. , n theil On the 29th of January last, at Mrout, Ben4" l, — ,;t,ila, Lowti►er, Esq. son of Colonel Lowther, . NIX. to l'i'", ) r:tj t s dangllttr of 13-I.,Gwatkiii, Esq. no d ), • , e to Sir o' gees} mei : . Reynolds. r Le" On the 14th, at Gravesend, William GlaililistirEsS , " Gis !nth, Surrey, to Elizabeth, only child of the late Henry /14(1n4irOV0 North, Marr Terly, F.sq. of Clitf-cottage, Gravesend. On Tuesday last, at Kingston Churdi, Lieutenant • 0 - 00 Shaw Goddeu, IC N. to Harrjet, eldest daughter a I .,h„ r s, Radcliffe, Esq.. Assistant in his blajesty's.Doek•yaril at i''' TAt'Ph mouth. . . WED.; A: . Lately, at R o s e Vttle Lostwithiel, aged 7 " Sumac.ll, sq. Cpta in • . „re, 17htir E sany, a in. Unpe: -. Beyntotir-treet, Mrs. Otw l ty, relict toe late Vice...Vdiniral rly i n OnTrotay hi*7otii.veAr, j at i t t s Ezw. .the litn.'„East-ludia Company': 1611"nr'cut- 1 1,311 ' 5 ' On S.:titre:ay mornitkg, Gri.eral Gower, al hi, scat io Saute day, Sli;.teters, wife of Henry Petet d • wort), CAstle, Sort ' • • • ..• ; • „ h ootot On•Ttiesdity, f•:. Sos,innaj'heissall, wife of Mr. of Lincoto'. I A few tksys Nit:et., Slind , in, Mrs. litant, are , ' th. Le ' . I. l .l C: fts,p t e i r4 ! l ebi g isi r cse k ot _w t p r at ar t tf,4ar, .4hri 1 1 1.t i e L f i s :ut s ;f a , Teri. he otltained the fte o ;ree ot.l;oeturOf: u(P,, t ry frtoutzzini ant:l I:o;titi were the ,only.ssitilo m ?s,'"••:. te" gteat ECIAIOI Of er) re . hey their ,stbot;.,grAie, about thy same time, (vatted tilt iv hi , "'"_‘.,•,f t nit i t ' • Loadon. • •Afk•r silioeltativitorttiAli,l o,oy Huth,: I.lr hatti,„ , ,to Edinburgh, Wit" . 11 ' • "' :"1" ► 11 years Witt l distotgoisb;ll 'vita. toi i„cd ;I ! rti,e d . in, • the Musle bwato..ss, bee:tine etillmrtassetl , Dublin in the year 18(4. - Me has lefsapatied ' reigner. ' Friday, at the Mansion-hn ose, Cork, of ler ) of the Bth, of , onetiti, : Oil 01 tibief Magistrate of that • :•• •••• At Edinburgh,. on lb. Whoa: James blb Ar 7 OW LLMMON: Printed 1)v. .I. p r waul ati i 1 l 1• " rty - " 4° ,e a 101 l ,S.te. is ‘s • tr at the Streq-Cno , it z. ere i k . :,01ents,OrdersiLytterel&c.. cpost-yaitl) A usi i‘ • earn-Inspecti)r's Return;—'tharsday, September 19.. New Witt. er Id., . 15t —st ‘4 .6.)1' Beatis 4t.;.; 0.1 I , 44 4 : 0 t . W ht. per I d. ltil .03 to 241 o, Ottl ditto Barley, pertir. ass uti to its Ot: Pease r 4os o.i to 44,4.0 ti Cats lea Od to J4s Oil dye .... ..... 4us.tu 449,,9... F HOPS. New Bags. New Pockets. Bent 6l 6, to 111 Os Kent_ 8; o, to 131 INF Sussex , 51 15s to 91 Os Sussex 7l 1:;s to 131 OS I Farnham ill Os to-17 1 WI/ , . .. • , . NEIVGATE AND LEADENLIALL AIARKEIS. . - By the Carcase. t • ...6 alr ' et . .... .. 2i '4d to 3. sti 1 Val as Oil to 4s' q i i, Muttott .SsOdto4s Od 1 Pork., 4s Od to 9i 02 Lamb, Ss. 4d. to 4s. 4d. , . . • ST. i 4NIES'S Hilt NIARF.. K . r, September 14. Hay 3l 3•, Uri to 51 15. Od----.lvet'4ge, 41 9 5 Oa Straw. ELAt .:chtftkET. hs 011---:—Ave'rkup', 51 153 3s Otl—.Average, RI 19•0!;_. 4 th °it—Average, 71 lis ua PRICE OF LEATHER. . . .. . . Rents, CO to 56'llis each .. per lli f 204 to rad Ditto, 56 to 6:;11)$ ear*. Mil to 2611 Al e ria iits' BaCini• Ortfstrig, Hides. .• . I , ine,eqiich II i ( I, N Crop Hides, 35,tn.4011)s for cutting l5ll, ..to' 174 Dim, 45 to 4olbs . is., to ittl. • e.:.ilf Skins Wito 401bir• . .2( 14 1 'to 214 , I )itto. 5O to 7 4 ./lbs Dittti . 70 to 501b5 - 14 *° Small Seals (Ur,!enlani.l) l/d I 0 3 "' Large ditty p er dozen Bus i_, LOOS ..