The Sun. — London, England, 1804-10-09 00:00:00

NEWMARKET, SECOND OCTOBER MEETING. - MONDAY, 06101E11 lc.' Third and l'a.t year: Ow:,.third of a -Subscription of 25gs. each, with sal: ielded.by Inc Jockey Club, for ;Ir. olds carryiu) Bit, 50). n.yr. olds Bst I tlei. and aged yit. IL C. Subscribers sir C. Buributy, Mr. VVvoditain, Sir- F. Standish, ..ir Wi,son , LuritiMilsingtown, Mr..Watson,Duke of Graft,ii, ,M,. Ladhroke, Lord Sackville, Mr. lloworth, Mr. Whaley, Lin I ; Cavetilili, Col. Leigh, Mr: Horn ing, Sir H. T: S%vicepstak‘suf googa. each. It. M. • L era StaeuelP, 'ir L.Livicl,' est hlb. Mr. Wilson's SiAtel), Bst. tilb. of Grattou's Pelisse; int • .d. Foley's Blemished Boy, Sit. 211 r. agst. Ld. Croive. n fist. M 11. so •s. • • of .Irairoo'S est. 710. agst- Mr. Mellish's 7st. 4th..• D. I. 2:.045. • vine's Em.3.ditear, t. 41b apt. Sir J. Shelley's, St7., H 8.. t. ilb. Across the Flar, ioogs. TUESDAY. Fitt) , Pounds for 2.yr. old colts ‘4l-r)ing Est. 21b. fillies Bst. Two.yr. C To be shewn and entered the day before running, between eleven and one o'clock Entrance 30• Tile second year of a renewal of the Oittober Oatlands Stakes. li. M: A Subscription of 3 gs cacti , logs. ft. if declared by ten o'clock on Manila) night. To be run for by horses of sU ages, 2 -ye. - oldS excepted. Subscribers—Sir C. Banbury, Sir F. Standish, Mr. Wat. son, Mr. Howard, Mr. Ladbroke, D. of Grafton, Ld. Grosve. nor, Mr Wilson, Ld. Sackville, Mr. Wyndham, Ld. G. H. Cavendish. Mr. 'tumuli, Mr. Whaley, Mr. Hewing, F. G. Osborn, Mr. F. Neale, Mr. lleline itadclinc, Mr. Glover, Mr. Cre..swell, Mr. Lake. .of Gratton's c. by Poulos, ont of Minion, Bst. 3lb. agst. Ld. kgrenunit's c. by Precipitate, out of Tag. Bst. . Across. the Flat, 2oogs. h. ft. • ' WEDNI4DAY• The Town Plate of 501. for '3.yr..olds, 7 $ t. 41b. 4.yr. olds, Bst. 41b . g- yr. old s B s t. !I t o . 6.y r . olds gst: Ilb. and aged. gst. 4 1b: T , M. M. H. C. To be shown and entered the day before running, betwcep eleven and one o'clock ; entrance 3gs. The winner to SON for cogs. if demaArd, &c. • D. of Grafton's Pelis..e, Sat. 31b, agst. J.d Egremont's f. by Precipitate, out of litibtail, Ost. Across the Flat, h. ft. TIIURSDAY: Sweepstakei of- rsogs...:aeli, 11. ft. for 3.yr. old colts sst. 41b. fillies Sst. Across the Flat. ..' . La. Grosvenor's b. 1. by Sir Peter, out of a sister to Shipton. La. Egrernont's c. by Preopiutr, out of Tag. Ld. Luley's br. C. by Sir Peter, out of Xe,1114. Col. L. Goweez, c. by Doi; Ziixotte, out of Highflymna. Mr. Wyndham's br. c. by Waxy, uut of a sister to , Ma,gie. Sweepstakcsuf tcogs. eadt. Across t h e Plitt. • D. of G ration's Pelisse, Ssl. Ab. , . 14,1 r. F. Neale's lirsirovorin, !ist. t3lb. • . Ld. Pole) 's c. by Waxy, pit, 91b. Mr. Wilson's . Stately, Sst. .slb. , agst. Mr. Mellish's , Sulks, by Alitxus, Est. gib. It 4 M.,toegs. . , Letters from Rotterdam to the tat inst. received on Saturday state, the the French are about. , to establish a Camiisicar Bremrn. The C .mp at Litnenhurgh is to,be continued dur. ing the Winter, and kept in readiness'► for ittimedi. Ste berViCe. The Boat.hridge to be tlirown across the Elbe it nearly.fmished, and the Smiths in Hanover have been,put in rvquisitik,n to forge anth .rs. • Thegitvo ut N Ants vat. tiof 4314 compelled by the French to dismi , s Gen. AcTort from !Ili Minis try, Ina to tebidellCr,4l C O MM, kle n .. w lir cs retired On hit' Estates in Siciiy. • The detention of M. Actutat,An. the Swedish charge b'AffVires rtt Parts, from the Lst to the t 6th ylt. was occ .by the want of .the necessary rsospotts ft,:m •he Minister for Foreign Afrtirs, ‘Vho during 01.4 period was at &c. A Ler ter horn Bilboa, retviiedon,Satnrday, by the Catherbie, arrival at.- Arista ~,alluding to the receor activity in the Spanish il , tyrs, states its arse. pals to I)..deseitute of Stores, and the Ships to be in tlic.ntost %leeched c,ndition. Both the disposition and thc int.ans of the Spanish Government to ereite a Fleet ~re atilltited ; but it is added, that French Ofh, »r, had been appointed to- inspect its equip. me, Genet,o Matti mr continued at Cadiz, strio.ly guarded bv tw , Freoch Qffiern, ,and every' thing was arr.olged for his deportation, as . soon as his wile was in a conditionlur the voy Age. Dr. OLU MC, of Bremen, has discovered a new Comet, is the 'Ciimitellation of Boom,. This Gen. *lemon is known to the Aturonotnical world by a Planet‘he Ala to the catalogue of celestial pile. nomena, which hears his own name. The following is said to be a good substitute for salt of sorrel, for removing ink-spots and iron.. take six parts of Crystals of tartar in po.vd.l, three parts of alum puivelized ;- and let them be mixed, and used in the same manner as salt Of sqtfel, A ycong woman, fantastically habited in a ,harle. ieguin's chess, with heads, hells, &c. during the last week; perainbulated Wapping, arid was at length taken up'under the vigrant laws but promising to resume her pr per clothesi and. to condutt herself •with decorum, she has been liberated. - On Twstiity two Gentlemen on a.shnoting party in the neighb , oritood ot"Six's,Hill, ',ekes per, shot a badger, which weighed 4otb, acid wa, remarkably fat : the skin was so thick and loose as to resist many of the shot, which were foiind only indent( d; and they were obliged to fire three dine") before it Was destroyed.. • Friday sennight a singulisr burglary was corn. !flitted at Mt,. 8'11100)4W,, near Swillington.;, the robbers having ence!od the premises, carried off a large copper hrowill.pan, with wittch they escaped undiscovered. . O 1) Tuesday morning a el e. nat mart was stolen f rom Mr. Wright, cat East fuitil-nhain, No . 111)1141 to the tvening he was rubbed of no less than 65 geese.. h is supposed that the 131111 EC was stolen to cAvey away the foils. it,fbii,gular.occurrenc'e took place in the river, opposite Sunderland, a few days ago : al two fish. b ig b oa t s were going out, a large shag Ca se. !,i1,1) flew to the,wp of one of the masts, whete it perch. td, and cnuld not be driven Away fur some time. A stranger (not (tom Trela►el) being shewn Dal. ion-square, in Lancaster, a kw days ago, observed, that it would be a very handsome Square, it it wus built all rcand. An, itinerant •leau garcoa 1.04 week, to fecilitme a drab a t BrigWo, ni4tlC, Ito., at an Inn in Surrey, h - itch - and articles, the.property fig lloweti to florhfiam, 'icy, and committed to jpil. LON WIN . etatted by Ri44l4ga 114414.16, No. 4, :Waffler -court, Bove.Sucet); anu Vuoiutunt by A 4 11.1.1AM Afutirtasit seal Prs, (01 South hia,mb.stvet, i..e)ivefor"qt"" ) ; At the Suti-Oiftes, No. iI z, g)t..cold; where Aldvrytrumeten, Oreitri fQr the Paper, •Laiers for the Editor, &c. (pcsi.:tard,f, must he r.idresied. With 80Me stilt' triliketo I ka0.4 1 5 1 0, 04 , t but hell ► {4 4.: „ 4 If - 0 ,, t , • rope ,)4 4 4 N•ifr , it) „ _,, ; i. ~..;„- '' S' Iran.o.lfire, OR. 6, tBo4. iSth Regiment of Foot; Captain Alexander Henry to be Ma. jor, , without purchase, vice Wallace, promoted-in the-toth Battalion of Reserve. 59th Ditto, Captain lames Stephen Snell, froth the 15th Eat. cation of Reserve, to he Captain- of a Company. joint Shapland, Gent. to be Ensign, withoutpurehase. 71st Ditto. Captain Gabriel Buret, from the Canadian Fen . = chiles, to be Captain of a Company. '72,t1 Ditto, Lieutenant john Grant, from Half-pay.of the 16th • . Foot, to be Lietitenant, he • having paid the difference lie received on retiring • to Halt-pay. . Ensign Charles !tines, from Half-pay of the 16th Font, to be Ensign. David Home, Cent. to be Ensign, without jiuretia.;e. 82U Ditto, George Orr, Gent.' to be 'Ensign, without pur , chae. • , 87th Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Meller, from the 81st Foot, to be Major' s '. vice Sir E: Butler," promoted.' Captain William Augustus lilakeney to be Major, vice Gif ford,_prOmmexiiir the 43d Foot. _Captain George 1V hite to be Major. Ensign Samuel Ridd, twin the 6th Battalion of Reserve,*to - be - Ensign, without purchase. Edward rill, Gent. to be ditto. - _ 88th Ditto, Mark HoWatd Drummond,. Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase. .89rh Ditto, Cornet William jervoise, -from the 13th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Scott, who retires.. . To be Ensigns—John M. Dillon,,Gent. William Sherlock, Gent. Charles Coated, Gent. Quarter-master Philip Bass, from the will Battalion of Reserve. gist Ditto, David Bewina , Calif. to be Ensign. Malcolm • fil'lntyre, Gent. to be ditto. - 92d Ditto,_ Lachlan Campbell, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Nl'Laglilan,' whose Appuintment has not taken place: 9ith; Captain Broadlo Grant, from the 92d Foot, to be Cap. tail, at a'Confpany, vice Charles_ Campbell, deceased, Se cond• Lieutenant lames Travers to be Fiist. Lieutenant. cond Lieutenant iVilham 'fallen to befirst Lieutenant. 96th Ditto, To be Ensigns Second Lieutenant George Armstrong, from Half-pay of the zist Foot. Quarter. master john Dowland, from the 67th ditto. Alexander `Al'Donnell; dent: sth West India Regiment, Saunders Gore, Cent.' to be En. sign, without purchase,' vice Burnell, promoted in the sth . Foot. 6th Ditto, Ensign Isaac HOdgins. from the 2sth Foot, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Goodall, removed to the 1st!) Foot. . 7th Ditto, Augustus Yielding, Cent. to be Ensign, without purchase, Vice Camden, whose Appointment has not taken place. 3d Batt:llion of Reserve, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Bradford, from Half-pay of the late Nottingham Fen. cibles, to be Major, vice Fraser, reniuved to the 6th Ye. teran 'Battalion. : Lieutenant lames Fitzgerald Massey, from the 96th Foot, to he Captain of a Company, vice Leggatt, removed to the 19th Foot. Ensign William Gil.; land, trumliall- pay of the 4111 Regiment of the late Irish Brigade, to be Ensign, vice Eagar, promoted in theist • 4th Ditto, Captain john Dalrymple, from the cti Foot, to be Major, vice Ihmilton, removed to die ,Royals. sth Ditto,,l.ientenant ' , ratios %auto+, trom the 57th Foot, to b , Captain of a Corripany, vice Young, removed to the 21 at Foot. Lieutenant Albert D'A l ton, from the Bsth Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Renny, re . moved tc.tne 71st Foot. - To be Lieutenants—Ensign John Armstrong, from the 49th 't, vice Sibbald, wno resigns Ensign Alexander I. ' Reel, from the 6th Battalion of Reserve. Ensign Robert Henry . W .al, ;NM the 4oth FOut. To he Ensigns-- John NPLauchlan, vice Brotherton, who re-' • signs. W. B. Fairman. Gent. vice Nl' Donald, supersed ed. Ste .iiian Hartman, Gent. vice Buchan, removed to • the 7151 foot. lath Ditto; Captain Francis H. Doyle, from Half-pay of the late ioSth Foot, to be Captain of ,a Company, vice Haantield, disinksed the Service. • 6th Royal VcldUlt Battalion, hl.jor Simon Fraser, from the 3d, Batrali:.n pt . Reserve, to be Major, vice Rose, who • retiFes'on lialt z pay of the late Nottingham Feneible;, 7th Ditto, Captain lames M'Kunaeltie, from the, 86th Foot, to .e Captain of a Company, vice Christie, shoved to the oth Foot. York Rangers, Major Charles Donelan, from time 624 Regi. meat, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Millet, removed to the gotti Foot. lki.jor Lowe's Corps, Captain Paoli Morati, from Half-pay of late Corps, to be Captain, vice Lord Pelham Clin ton, removed to the toth Foot. HOSPITAL STA F F F+►' the Foreign frop4 In the Serviced" Great Brltalle. Dr. Lewis Vebturne to be Chief Physician and Inspedor of HosPitais. Surgeon Mtn Baptiste Weer to be Surgeon. Surgeon Charle Hafiwig to be Surgeon, vice Wetter, ap_ point/xi to the Kluges German Legion, SurgeOn Joseph rholon to, be Apothecary. Lewis Bcilatitunt,'Gent. to be Deputy Purveyor. IRLMOII ANDUM. Assistint.Surgenn William Hamilton, of the lac. Battalion of Reserve, is superseded, being absvric without leave. Exit ATV xi in the Gazette of the Bin ultimo. 56th Regiment of foot—For Geurge Watson, Gent. to he Ensign, read, Miles Frederick Watson, Gent. to be En sign. Ordnance Office, OR. 4, 1804. kyal Regiment of Artillery. ' Gentleman Cadet• eorbes Macbean to the Second Lieutenant, vice C. Nlitchell, promoted. Gentleman Cadet Robert . Newland to be Second Lieutenant, vice W. Miller, pro. 'tuned. Gentleman Cadet Wm. Stoptorci to be Second Lieutenant, vice 1..' Evans, promoted. Gentleman Cadet W. Oldham to be Second Lieutenant, .vice R. 13. Hunt, promoted. Wm. H. Cockburn, Gent. to be Secoud Lteutenant,vice C. C rut tendert, promoted.—They are dated spit September, 1804. Commission: signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent. Lath of Sera, 1/oluttteert. Benjamin Walker, Gent. to. be Lieutenant. Dated August as ; ab ove. Commission 3; William Binh,-Gent, to be Ensign. Dated Commission in the Dorsetshire Militia, signed by the Lord L;eutenant. • Ensign Frederick Layton to be Lieutenant, vice Humby, re signed. Dated August 20, .1804. Ensign George Sills to he Lieutenant, 'vice llissett,, Jun. rcsigned. Dated Sep teMbei IS, 1804. Commistiont signed by the. Lotd Lieutenant of the County of Dorset. ist Battalion o/ Dose Poltotrwrs. .Alexander Cunningham, Esq. to be Major, vice. Hawker, re signed. Dated September 15, 1804. 3d Banaliot of Dorset Volunteer:. - Samuel-Boswell, Esq. to be Captaio, vice. Cunningham, promoted.. Dated September 22, 11104. William Bites, i;ent. to be Ensign, vice Boswell, promoted. Dated Sep tember as, 1804. Commissions signed ly the Flee Lieutenant If the County rf Southampton. The Battalion of the Bourne. Lieutenant William N nurse to be Captain, vice Luke Dillon, resigned. Datk.ll September z 7, 1304. • Print: if New Forestßangers. Francis Evans, jun. to be Second,Lieutenant. Dated ScP* Wilber :A, ;804 • ,?grab Hants Yeoman; y Pim Wilton, • Gent. to be Cornet, vice Lharles Kingsley, promoted. Dated September at, 1804. FareL am and Titehfield Sallalivi of Volunteer Infantry. Richard William Missing, Esq. to be Adjutant, with the Brunt Rank of Captaiu. Dated September 6, 494. Crweem-Offet, Sept. 6. 1804. MEMBER RITUITIED TO haltlrit SN THIS PAESENT PARLIAMENT. Coutify of Warwick. Charles Morrlauut, Esq. in the room of Sir George Augustus Wiliam Shuckburgh Evelyn, Bart. decesaid. The Canna flexagoniii, a plant mare rare than the An , ,ericad Aloe, and which has seldom been s e en to tainaom in this Countty,, is now in bloom in the priirns of Mr. Gould . Smith, at Blandturti. AT our Sessions this day, a young man was tried for an assault on two Officeis hetunging to the Ringwood Volunte,rs, and fluted pi. and 'himself in bond 0f . 203.. to keep the peace, with sureties of 2001. more. • Roasting pigs and geese have been so plentiful this week, that the former sold at 4,•. 6J—weighing tz.h. ,and the latter at an average 3N. 6J. each. A poor young creature, alervant, at Petworth, a few days since put a period to her life, in the pond in the Park. It is supposed the cookie,: of a tooli : veihr d lover was the cause. Lest week, the female servant of a Gentleman in Radnorshire, delivered herself privately of an ilie. gitimate child ; and, horrid to ieiate, nearly sever• ed its head from the body. She is now conOned in her mdster's.house until her recovery, when she will be removed to Presteign GioL n On Thursday morning, about four o'clock, a fire Was discovered in Mr. Parr's gun warehouse, Argyle-sircet, Liverpool, which raged with un. common violence; the %I/tux building is destroyed, ILA by thinly assistance,, no I ot.ter injury was Lth.. On Saturday ae'nnight a fire was discovered in a dwetling.tiouse, in Bwidgate.street,•AlriWick, and notwithstandirg the greatest exertions used by the neighbours, four. tiGuses occupied by Mr. William ,Davison and others, were,entirely consumed. The fire is stated so have originated the following manner : a woman, who eccupied one, of the 'lonics, had gone out for w aid had locked her two children (one between-fiveand six, and the other about two years old) in' her room, in which were some corn that she had 'gleaned it ; and it is supposed 'that the chiltirel, playing with a lighted stit:! , ., had Let fire to ti.e straw, One of the ceighbours soon atter discovered the Kitties, broke- open. the doOr,' and luckily got the little ones, safe not, Captain Bell,. with a party at his Company of Percy ,Tenant„. ry, and Captaii. Kober, with a party of his company of the Royal Cheviot I_,e 6 kn, rendered much assist. ance ; and alter. the, fire was got ut,&r, they mounted guard al!ernattly uytil nine o'clock on Sunday' mar ring ; Lord Percy was also a t t h e h ee d Caen of his en tooth two titglotk. Coutiom.—A, several persons are in the habit of . l Icting their children drink out of tea.pors, she following occurrence, which happered in Butimio, on Winitay last, will, we h pe, deter thtm from doing so in future : a child, spout two ye'ars being very thir,ty, and seeing J tea-Rot standing on'the table (unconscious of *6'4, water it contained being boiling hot), snatched it up anti drank so much as to occa , ton itslieath.on the day following. At Crawley Fair, last week, there was a very large show o; %Wish and Deyonstiiie cattle, which sold, upon the average, at full sixpence per stone cheaper than cattle of a similar kind the preceding week at Egdean. The Fair was well attended, but i'considerable , portion of the stoct:.. was never. the:e , s driven away unsold. On Wednesday in digging the foundation for a stew h. use, building . ' , tor Bristol, by C. Catring. ton, Esq. for his Steward, Mr. Dowding . , an earthen urn was dug up, containing a quantity of silver , coins, in beatititnl preservation, of &man and Ro. Man kings 3, and which had lain, to every appear. since; 600 years buried in the earth. On Friday two 'Bleu belonging tct the Disck at P Oat, lodging an 111 C Wile room, one robbed the o. ner 4271. drawing the pocket-book out of his coat pocket that was under his head; bought clothes inMon. inouth.siteet, a watch at Temple Bar, and gave al. to his landlady as a present, out of the poor man's Money ; since which he, has been apprehended, but with very little of the property about him. He has been examined hefoll Magistrate, • but is to ap pear 'again for a full investigation. • - A deperado, named Pritchard, alias Price, who .was to have been arraigned at Norwich on Tuesday as a 'vagrant, contrived to effect his escape front the Bridewell of that City on the preceding evening in a curious mantwr :—He forced off the staple of the wicket belonging to his cell, and putting his hand through, picked the padrock. He then went op. 'stairs, and picked another kik ;•after which he, tote' up his sheer, and letting himself down from' the roof into the yard,' escaped without deteiftiOn. As the•utmost cater had been taken to deprive him of any instrument,, it is supposed he must have . picked theloclo, &c. with nothing but a nail. On Tuesday' the 18th alt. ad Inquisition was :taken at Patton, in the County of Bedford, before William Whitworth,. Gent. Coroner for the said , County, On view of the. body of Luke Astwood, an infant,' who fell into a milk.pan filled with boiling water, and was scalded to death. 'Verdict: .!---eiecidental Death. DIED, On Sunday morning last; Mr. John lames; of Plaistow, Essex, at the :a4l%,,nced itge of 89 years. tiethe yeilciw tc ver , uniter passage home from St. Do mingo, aged 23, Mrs. Blake, wife of Captain George Blake, of the 44th Regimeni Madam NI acctonal..t, wife of the General of that. tunic, and daughter w semonville, Ainhassador at the Hague, aged $2, She was first married to Geburai loubert, •who was 101 w at the battle of Novi. Uu Tuvbctity ia,t, Mrs. Lewis, wife of Mr. David Lewis, j in. of Ciirtnethui. The ciriui►►:.t:u,ce that occasioned her (tv.ith is trill, - reinarkalik, as w.,11 is lan►enrahlu 31ic dreamt ►t►at she met.witb tWu mon t;arrying a coffin, and inquiring win. the coffin was fur, th..y,iepliedi it was tor her, Tt►:.s such an elfed on her mind, that it brought tin a,miScar— ;Ako, tvh►ch tenni►►ated het . life. Bank Stock, shut VAVy s pe r Ct. F,9.1 $ NI cent. 1797, s4tt I ri4h 5 per Ct. shut • 4 pcf Cent. shut _ Ifink L. Ant. shut Ditto Snort Ann. Excheci. 11 , 11 s, is. iks. Outn►u:n, 6 pr. ' I inperidi 3 per Cent. D;tro Ann.. _ v,l- Cent. Red. shut 3 per et,•Ccms. 57i 57 Con. iot t 6 ma. 57i 4ARKETS, IN MARK-LAME, tst.tA.s, Meal Weighcrs, • 6f Sept. to the 29nt of Sept: the new' Ad. :57 Quarters at 67 . 4 oct too ---- at 66s 'od 5 t So t al toe) od 71 •—•••---- at liza 0(1 . 334 -- Qd • 153 --- at ifis •441 3° Z , 2 t • 54, 45,1 too 39 at 5t.; od at say od • t6t at 46s CAI --average Its. sd. h.tn last geturn. BIRTHS. On the Ist inst.. r in Gateclinetia-place, Dublin ' the tally of the Hon. Lieutenant- claloitel Crettition, of a Son. Sunday night,: Mrs. H. Pertgal, of Newington-place, Surrey, of a Daughter. ' Early yesterday morning, the wife c,f Mr.Willient Walker, of o,borts-place, Whiteehapcl, of a Daughter. MARRIND Yesterday, by special licence, at St. George's, Hanover. square, Widiarn. Lloyd, ES9 of Aston, in - Shropshire, to bliss Harvey, eldest daughter of Captain Eliab Hefty, of tha•Natvy, and Meather tor the County of Essex. - trn frulsy last, Mr. Harclinan, •ilutton-mapufataurcr, of Birmingham, to Ansi Lydia Waring, of Little Wild-street, London. • • Lstely, Lieut.-Col. Barry, of the kith Regiment of Foot, to Mias Drought, eldest daughter 01 ichn A. Drought, Esq. of Liulebrook, in the King's County, Ireland. LONDON N RETURN OF WHEA. By Messrs: C lit n and M including only fromine 14tn agmeabl) to 24 Quarters at iios od 67 ----_ at 7p . od 88. ---- at 7,1 ? od So ---. at 77> od 1 47 2 at 7ths of 60 --- at 7ss 1169 --- at 7;a . od ISO -----a; od_ , 571 - at 73s al tO4I 72S od 56 •••••-•••••••••• at 7IS bri .3i7 ------ ..t 7IS od 90 8 at 7CS od 4t6 -- at 64s od tb4 -- at 68S od Total toszo Qtl.trters. os. 5,t4. litgl)ct t . • . A RETURN OF FLOUR, From Sept. 22. to Sept. 23, 1 . (0111 OM CoCiti.'t.olllCe: Sacks. s. d. Sacks. s. ci Sat;lt.s. s, di 415 4,-,..- 66 0 10 . -- 67. o 713 1 3 3 —__ 7 ; 20 3 : o I t to ---- -- -;._ . 6 6 6 5 6 6 1 1 3 : —.: . _ . ( 6 , I: 15 9 48 —69 a 1 97 0 — 6 5 0 i 66 —.— 51i • 4.t64 —6S o a ti, -- (.4 0 I 10 --- i 7 • 47S --- 67 0 1 , 232. —,--- 6; 0 I Total -11419 Sacks..---Average 675. CO. Is. 01 , 1. hii,ltcr than last retur:i. AVERAGE PRICE OF ENGLAND ANll , W 4 1 • ES ' EnklitigS::pt. 19 . Whelt 6 2 •541-1 111.tricy 34s sisi Beans 4"' Rye 33s 114 1 ()Ars zss Lod WESTERN !WINTRY MARK F.Ts (ListWlNiz 1 P4r-‘ll.* Wheat. . Lid( i,;:v. (hl'. Q 413.; to gis od t 3s; o,t tc.; 3.$ 6,1 2530itt, 3;1, 70i to *V ,A i 33S 2:i 1,) 35,i j ..a.: od fo 3, 0! 1,2,_ hBs t 084.; otli Stir t.: 38. „, :Os 43,1,40.1 60, to SOY Oti 3i5 .0.1 V., _j 7,; r).. ...,:j22;i„.„.......•• PRICE U 1 110 Ph. Newbury Salisbury • Devizes %Variniuster SACS. Kent; 31. zos. to 41. os. Kent, 41. to 4 1 SUSsell, 31. IoS. 31. 153. I littSet, 41. O. 4' kavux, 3.. tos. to 31. Esi.±2:l2._thAm, SEEDS. Red Clor•cr White ditto Trefoil Ciirraway cpn.ojer - Tuinip . - White Austad Prowa ditto Canary . Rye-c:irass 1 1,4 - 4 tc) 9j s) 6)s to 7 oo • 2os 10 3 ).per CN SH$ CO VZS 9; IV LIS) r ; :0 to Xa GA trto. 15, , :41 to 24. i pa tiliuteri PRICE 01. 1.12A17,1111.R (pdr, lb.) AT to 5 LhAI)F.NHAI. I,- Buds 5 Ditto, i 0 to, 551 b. e §tb. cash. . , . zzill. JO Okt i Bu ci ;.ch - - .. 2j ,i. to 2 0 . 1 . Nierchints , auks, - - - - --A. to' izi4 Dr sung Hides, - . . t. od, i') 210 2,34. Fine CoachCoach Hiaes, - - - - . Crop Irides for cutting, - - - 234, to 73 4 . 0 !' Hat Orditory - - '. ' - - 2.14. 10 IP' 1.73111 - SkittS, 30 to 4olb• per Dozen p4i. to 04. 03'0* DIM, So to 701 b. 304, to 350 per lb. Ditto, 70 to Leib. 3Od. to 3211: ti er 10. • Sinai! Seals (Greenland) 47,4. to 55d. put 10. Larv. di tt o, - roes. to 'jos. pa Oozen Coat Skins - . 255. to 655. d i t t o. • Tanned Horse Hides, us: t o 345. per Hide. _ _ ‘, RAW 11l DES. l A. Best Heifers and Steers'(p. it.) OrdinilrYc ° .(l * .3.i• Ski. to Ai. 4.1. I Market (.alt. los. Li:, 4:" 3s• 4d. to 3s. 6d. Eng-..110r54 14s. t0.,87*• ' ai, tiii, m 3s. hu• Latnb Skins SMITHFIELD NlAttls.llT, Oct 8. Reef, e4i Tu sink lie 0 il:il.-=pestone Sib. M —• to Ss. od. Veal, 45. od. to 6s. o d. Ittont • od. to 5 d I Pork, da• b. lb • Laint), - • 45. g't• to Ss iti• IiKAD 0? CATTI.I. THIS DA. Beasts, about 2.2oo—Sheep and Lambs, 23,0c0. NEIVGATE and f.EADENIIALL•MAP.r“...,.. Beef / s By the Carcase.-od e m 4s. au. to 6 s. —. m 3s. 4t.. to 4s. 4d• utton, 3s. 4~1. To 4s• 4't'•~ ' Veal,Pork 4s. od , to 55.4 J. amb,. . 3 ~ 0 4d • to 4s.' .11,t• PRICE OF TALLOW; . , I St. James's ark e t i l. 1.. T ow., -callow os• 7i':, • % C V ' i'l .r t ie ct il t l r y k e e l t - Mark e e t 4 7 it I litttgtitro7. 1(g5.g1.';6%71:4i 47.;t'431..: per stouc otillb. --: - I Melting'Srial—sm—i* • imtto rottcii 4is• 0.,* (.; rave.o4:l• od• „ • Go(Ai Orcgs its. ad. -4Ctird, 90' 0 4, _ ~.., !U. 2d .Airt!ra,,;c price 45.. 40 Yellow Soap, 8z .-'.M Price of Cavales per tioz.ell, sr• lIAV NIARK 04 flay, 21. 6s. o(1. to 41: tos. 3 1, , p d. Suzy, 11,- 24. 6.1. to 11. oti.—Avm. 11. 7" .'' vtilirrEciiAeFL MARKET, sept.29d. Hay, 31. ros. od. 10'41. tos. od.--Aver• 64. Cl 4L 4s. od.•to 51. ss. od.—Aver.• 41, 6,1. Straw, tt.,85..0d. to tl. Iss. COAL I'ACIIANGE, Oct. 5• 64 Best Coals, in the POol, per C ithaldron 6,1 Delivered to llonsekeepers at - 4h Sunderland; per Clialnron J 61 1 DeliVerecl to 1-tousekeem4 at . . • . . --17-7.-"----7,----r-1—...-,-t7"—"", ,.---,-"="'""r+r---7--, ..,-----7 si, VRONI the . Nobleman ' to the . Peasant it , t 'x i ;', l r JL tion is the cause of many of the Disoid,V wi:J'l,)lo4 allliel mankind. When reiton is thrown off tier p1.. 1 ', 5 t ot potent force Of drinking to eicess, it too often halll'o, o p. o ri th t e i . : s i l o i t, o 4P er t i l) ::;h:a: lc o d e i t s h !.: e r r ( G* l 4i e ac t r u e red Y s or j b n u:n r c c ti t l c e o r ii:n ° w p r' eL isil oc on 7 l2 : l : 4 : t c : r . trn i ' i ft ::L i .v i'f‘ those who are' guilty of theic indt scrcriOus are 0 ," '''',i , jar and virtuous compattlon What is the. coitst,lueoL--, d i !p -reheated irnproprizties ? The imediouS 0 1,0 "" !7 t) ft le lurked in the bbdy of the husband is ceinniunt,:ated to or wife And entailed upon the othpring, who LootC, s „ i ' l b l iciit l world a disgusting spedacle to all behold:Ns, 4 4 A r ' tc' the Evil, Eruptions Of the' must inveterate wri:l3o,r, A Medallic, who Uses metal in the co.iwi,:tion of any iiis , tormAnce..that las not been; properly reined.. * 4 ' f fine, workinanship break, crack., and display a varlet, ° -ioctar tzeions, in defiance of all pains and ci 'l'oi-ice :tt 0_ 4 . 0 the same with those who enter into thz, state' of "4 coo' without having their blood .property vitrified er0 111 "- tli 3is ' tagioni 4istempers it receives thrOugh .t hese errnorg which ..nothing 1.; mare efficacious to:o Dr , ti lt o . c 3 0 BOT.A.N !CAL SYRUP, being an atter3Ole i int ' • 4 ading by perspiration never failing to cur e comp...i' pt, et. oient..! : : i f,iii nature, utter they have lain dormant lOr scum. ''''ine 0 in years. Although it is soelleetual, it is at the saw . i r i t ~ i, nocent, that a child, or a lying-in woman o ght . ta ot t Ai . t i l tne greatest safety ;' nor is there the least l igh t. i ., i car:y void even in the most inclement season, will' 3 " ' 0 0 . ...,, o f a,c o., p l asible to. escape .during the adnunistrtor• I - - , Mercury. -: 'go lots r 0 'The'Nledicines to be had at the hol l4 ' , -, " street 111,ickfriars-roadt avid of all the Mod i ' : ' 4° , • • nr . 01 7 • the United Kingdom. , 'Son 0: - ' en , ' N. 13. —A:.l3.'SWirtion,•the Proprietor t ~,,,, Lo ; „ipj ton, l•ellow of the Royal College of LinYi,"„.,,,t ; c 4ritio' inas be consulted: front ten till three, ut bilcw' . , • the usual lea. • —..---. . t,t;