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EPITAPH 70 Tilt Mtmony CIF THE LATE RIGHT HON. 1711 Z MARQUIS rf DOWNSIJIRE. Whos.'er thou art by sorrowing custom led To trace the mansions of the'kindred dead, Forbear awhile to shed the bootless tear, Think; if thou canst, that Downshire moulders here 'Cold is that heart which late with.feeling burn'd, toy'd with the, joyous, With the mourner mourn'd ;- That hand no more the soothing balm shall yield, Which knew to proffer bOunty unleiveal'd : Thus Unprotraae:d was thy mortal spin ! they . lov'd the Noble who bu't knew the Man. - ' . Thy - self eclips'd what title's could bestow, " For thou h o ldst that within which passeth sheW." BY A rtutNn. EDINBURGH, OCT. S. Tuesday the Magistrates and Council of the City of Edinburgh went in procession to the High Church, When an excellent discourse was, preached by the Rev. Dr. BROWN, one of the-Minicters of this City. After divine service they retwrned to the Council Chamber to Flea the Magistrates for the ensuing year, when' the following Gentlemen were chosen : 4 • The Right Hon. WIITIAM FETTES, of COMLYZANK, LORD PROVOST, Continued. Niel I\l‘Vicar, Esq. Arch. Gilchrist, Esq. . Baillies. Arch. Carnocll, Esq. Rich. Bannantyne, Esq. Thomas Henderson, Esq. Dean of Guild. lame; Carfrae, Esq. Treasurer. same day, the following Gentlemen were chosen Magistrates of Glasgow— . - lohn Hamilton, Esq. Lord Provost, re-eleeltd. 'Wiliam Smith lames Nl'Kenzie Alex. Stewart Esqrs. Baillies. Roheri Austin Andrew Pawn On Friday the 2d - of ,Odober, the Perthshire Oentlemen and Yeomanry .Regiment of Light Dra goons, commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel Com mandant the Earl of Ktr4Notil., were in quarters' at Perth, and went through their manoeuvres in a. very mastery' stile; and the:whole Regiment lunteered; much to their, honour, their services to any part of the United Kingdoms of Great'Britain • and Ireland. Lord DUPLIN and Mr. FRANCIS HAY. were in the' ranks. Among many other patriotic offers lately made to Government .for the defence of the country, we mention, with particular pleasure, that of, the Ship Carpenters, Rope-makers, Joiners, Block-makers, and others occasionally employed in the-refitment of IVjajes(9's Ships at Leith, who, to the number of 250 and upwards, voluntarily offered to be •frained to the use of the great guns, and of pikes, in - defence of the town and port of Leith ;• requiring only arms to be furnished on the part of Govern ment (which were to be deposited in His Majesty's naval Yard as a place of safety), the, Men themselves declining all pay from Government, and their ma sters , generously sacrificing the time necessary ,to train the,rn ; by which means a very large andef.. feaive force would 'thus have been raised, without any expellee whatever to Government. OCTOBER 9. . . ON , 'Wednesday arrived, in Leith Roads the Wrights, Armcd Ship, having under convoy ..'the Hamburgh Packet, STEEDMAN,' Johns, fiTITTON and . George and Nary, MACK, all from Hamburgh. Last week several Sloops arrived at Oban, fully loaded with. herrings. The take had been very successful in - Loch-sceeden, near the Isle of Mull. MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. . , - The Grand Military Speaacle intended for this morning- was necessarily postponed on account of the extreme wetness of the weather. The Right Hon. 1-lExay DUNDA,S, when at Aberdeen, having expressed tO'MajOr-General HAY a desire to see the 'Volunteer Corps of New and Old Aberdeen, under arms, they, together with the _Troops in Garrison, were direaed to assemble on Castle_street, at eight o'clock on TueStiay morning, froth whence they marched-to the Links, and were formed in the following order : Division of the 4th Dragoon Guards, commanded by Lieut.-col. FANE. , • Eilith - N. B. Militia, by. Col. Lord DOUGLAS. Royal Aberdeen 'Light - 1;4 - anti-); Volunteers, by Lieut.-Col: DAUNEY: Old Town Corps of Volunteers, 'by Major GE RARD. Royal Aberdeen Volunteers, by Lietif.-Colonel BANNEP.MAN. _ - . - - • Four field pieces being placed on the flanks. The line having formcd, With the greatest pre cision waited the arrival of Mr. DUN. DAS ; and as soon - as he, .with Major-General HAY, and suite, had taken post in front of the centre, the whole saluted .by order from theit respeaive Com.: niancling Officers. Mr. li)UribAs, the General, &c. then inspeaed the, line, riding along the front and rear, After • which the firing commenced, and was kept .up in a superior ,Stile of corrainess, both by the field pieces and the musquetry. The line after-s Svards, marehed past in quick and slow time ; after whiCh each Corps filed'to its respective parade. • The' Volunteers, on this oceasion,, even exceeded their accustomed - alacrity ; for, notwithstanding.. the very short notice which liad been given, • they never appeared: in greater force under arms. This • .circumstance could not fail to be highly gratifying 'to the feelings of Mr. DU TtiDAS, as, at the same time alai it demonstrated the efficient nature of this kind of force, it evinced the great respe& which the Volunteer's bore for their original promoter and patron. The accounts of the Preliminaries of Peace being signed, which were reCeived just before the ..- Corps went to the field, diffused a general satisfac tion. through an immense crowd of spedators who were present on the,occasion. On the 27th ult. the. Royal Aberdeen Light In fantry Volunteers, commanded by Lieur.-Colonel DAUNET,. were inspened on the parade in Castle: street, by the Duke of GORDON, Lord Lieutenant of Aberdeenshire, when his Grace was' pleased to expvess his particular approbation of the military and orderly appearance of this respectable Corps. A Letter from Aberdeen, of Wednesday's date, is as follows : . . " On the arrival of the Mail Coach yesterday, with the news of Peace, the bells in this town were , seta-ringing, and the great guns at the Battery fired a royal salute. In the evening, the •whole town and neighbourhood was brilliantly illuminated. "On Monday morning the Right ,Hon Henry Dundas returned to 'town from the North, and yes terday. • the Magistrates. gave hint in elegant dinner : and entertainment in the ToWn - Hall, at which were present the Right Hon. the Ea - rl of Aberdeen., the Right Hon.. Lord- Douglas, together. with many other Gentlemen of diStin&ion„.ands a number of the principal inhabitants. The signal.and important services which this. eminent Statesman has. rendered •to his native country, and to this part of it in par ticular, will long live in the, grateful remembrance of his countrymen, Who feel proud to pay to him every mark of attention and regard. ."1 - he general joy diffused through all ranks, by the glorious- news received yesterday, was not :a little heightened by the presence of this exalted character, Who, though not' officially officially appearinf, in the accomplishment of the event; has contributed in an eminent. degree, by his counsel and abilities, to Mace this'Cbuntry in a.situation to demand an ho nourdble Peace, after the course-'of a long and ex pensive War, and to this Country, as fruitful of victory and conquest as any which our history has had to 'record." On Friday night, between seven and eight o'clock, a servant, maid, returning to Glasgow, from Pol_ lockshaws, was attacked by a-villain upon the road, who, after beating her in .a brutal manner, and not finding her, as lie expefied, in possessiofi of any money, stripped her, of her ~cloak cloak and petticoat.--- While he was in the ad of dOingthis,,a,Gentleman oming up with a, dog, -which- answered to the name of Boston, the fellow leaped over the hedge, but the dog sprung after him, -andsetting hold of him, mangled him considerably. .he spewed strong marks of contrition, and gaye`up the clothes, which induced the Gentleman to suffer him tb de part.' • • Robert LOWson; .pr , prietor driver of a cara van, or tax-cart,. betty ixt.P,erth and Dundee, has been fi fled ',in the penalty or. 3 01. for illegally car. rying letters. About a fortnight sinee, 'the following melan choly accident wok place at Lamhdean, in .4et4ick . - shire. , A number of children being at. play. near a thrashing ma ‘ cliine, - which,was not working, some them - set . in .Mbtion. A young girl _who was amongst them, with a child in her ants, attempted to place he: ellarge . .t.pon . the wheel, to give it a ride ; but unhappily failing in 'her ,attempt, the Child slipt from herarms,'and being caught betwi')a the start of the machine and the pillar of the build ing, was instantly crushed to-death. We trust this melancholy accident will proye warning to those who have the charge of children, to prevent them as much as possible froth approaching those danger ous machines. , - - As a farmer in the parish of Rotiiiemay was returning home on the zzd, his horse threw him co' the ground, and dragged-him to some distance, by which accident he was killed. COUNTRY NEWS. PRICE 0 YESTE F STOCKS, RDAY. India Stock Exchequer Bills 3s. Es.4s.dis. 'New ditto New S. S. Stock 3 per Cent.• 175 Pniniunt 21 20 21 imper. 3 per Cent. Ditto Ann. 1 Bank for Op. India for Op. Consols for COURSE OF E.triblA'C;E, Bank Stock s,hut Navy 5 per Cent. to.* teoi sperCer.t.l797, took 994 .too Irish 5 per Cent. 93} 4 . per Cent. Con.' 840 3 pe a r Cent. Red. 66§ 6i 3 per Cent. Con. 67i Dittn Scrip Bank Long, Ann. T 95 13-16 j Ditto Short Ann. 5 1-16 Ditto Scriil TUESDAY, Hamburgh 32 so 2 us. kltona . 32 II zi us. Leghorn - 534 Naples - - Genoa - - 49 CT. !3. Venice - • 40 Lisbon -68 A Oporto - - 681 Dublin - - -13 i OLD-ESTABLISHED TRA NE DE in the ROOKSELLING IJSISS. n DISPOSED OF, Immediately, or at Christmas ne,it, the BUSINESS and STOCK IN TitADE, of a BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, and whose Health obliges him to relinquish, in one of the principal Towns in the Kingdom. The Stock is well assorted; and the Printing .Materials, Binding Presses, awl Tools. .are nearly as good as new. The situation- is very eli gible for the establishment of an extensive Library. • . For Particulars. inquire, of Mr. joseph- Kerby, Stationer, o x ford-street, London. Z • • EST COALS - • 445. per •Chaldron, ,Thirteen Sacks, or Thirty-nine Bushels, 'measured under the in e6tion of Siirorn.Meters, and -delivered to , any part of the Town, ee of expence, except 'shooting and metage.—The NEWC STLE COAL COMPANY • retUrrr-their sincere Thanks to the Nobility, Gentry and Public, forthe liberal encouragement they have hitherto received, and hope for a continuance of their future . favours.. The Proprietcrs are cor.stantly supplied with Coals.of the Brit quality from New castle ; and from their.cxtensive conneEtion and fo r p r o m pt payment,' enables them to be sold at th.!aboVe reduced price. Orders received at No. 54, Mortimer-street, Cavendish square; No. 195,' Piccadilly, opposite Sackville-street.- ' No. sr, St. Martin's-le-Grand, will be punctually executed: Durham, June 16, dor. • SIR, - • T Feel infinite satisfaaion in having permission to communicate to you a most surprizing cure, -effected .by your truly invaluable Restorative Nervous Cordial, and' think it•lvould be doing an injustice to mankind and the pub lic in general, to .withhold, the efficacy of so salutary and sovereign a Medicine. Mrs. .Shirwood, late housekeeper at Windlestone-Hall, in the vicinity of .has betn affliOed 'from the year 1792, with a long train of. horrid Nervous Atfeciions, at tended with excruciating pains in the back and stomach, giddiness violent head-ach, and extreme sickness;. in sh ort, her whole frame was so impaired, that it was -with the greatest difficulty she could Ns Ilk up or down stairs, and was often confined ao her room for weeks together ; 'her situa tion was so truly alarming, that she, frequently was obliged to be supported to prevent her from failing ; with the advice of Medical M'en, she was induced to make a trial of your Nervous Cordial, she first took two small bottles, which attbrded her a little relief, she then sent to me for a large bot tle, arid,before she bad taken the Whole o f it, was able to walk, without the least inconvenience, four or five miles; she is now upwards of sixty years of age, happily restored from-pain and disease, to a better state of health than she'has enjoyed for these ten years: Any persons desirous of turther information, may have every satistadion, by applying either by letter (post-paid) or personally, to your Much obliged humble Servant, • W: A. HENDERSON, Bookseller, Sadler-street, Durham. To Dr. BR ODUM, Albion-street, London. • • The BOTANICAL SYRUP and. NERVOUS COR DIAL, to bc had at the Dotior's House, No. 9, Albion street, seven doors from the Leverian Museum, Black frins-bridge, in Battles, at it. as. Is. 6d. and ss. 6d. (duty included); also of W. Bulgin, Printer and Bookseller, at his. Medicinal Warehouse, No. 3, Wine-street, who has also re ceived a large supply ; Thonipsop and Mills, Castle-street ; Browne, Tolzey ; C. -Routh, Bridge-street ; Reed and Sheppard, Bristol ; Meyler and Cruttwell, Bath ; Messrs. Goadby, Sherburne; Mr. Raikes, Gloucester; Mr. Tymbs, Worcester; Mr.rrovrnan, Exeter; Swinney, Birmingham; Spilsbury and Co. Mary-street, Dublin; and by most Book sellers and Medicine-Venders in the three Kingdoms. BRODUM's GUIDE TO OLD AGE,- or Advice to both Sexes, to obtain a radical and permanent cure for those Secret Infirmities of Nature which delicacy often forbids to disclose even to their relatives; with a Treatise on Female Diseases,_Nervous, 'Hypochondriac, and Consumptive Corn, plaints. To which is added, Advice to Bath and Hotwell Bathers., &c. it is particularly recommended to Seafaring Men. A its. Bottle contains equal to five small. ones. • 'SHROPSHIRE. ' • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Mr. CHRISTIE, At the Lion.lnn, at NeWport, in the Coitty of Salop, Ori• Tau RSD4Y, the 39th instant; In sundry cies,irai3ie and very eligible Lots, • THE'Vvell.lc!lowri and beaptifift Estate of CHET. WYNDI, with its Manors and Royalties; plentifar stocked • and abounding with ,G ante arid Fish ; situated ad* joining the • Market To•ven of Newport, on the•old Chestel Road, and distant from Londoh about one hundred and forty' five mii. , called • ' CHETWYND HALL. , - The Estate consists of a capital Mansion, with suitable attached and detached Offices; Garden, Pleasure GroUnclsl walled. Park, Plan,tations, and several' eligible Farms, aria, Cottages, free of Land Tax, the greater Part Tithe Free, 0 4 exceeding low in its Rates to the Poor. s• :Particulars are npw preparing,. and may be had of the Printers of the Shnwsbury Chronicle and Chester' Coco, ant; BirMingharil; Chronicle, LiVerpool ; Phcenix,‘ at the Staffindshire AdVertiser ; also at the Lion, Newport ; 'Messrs. Strong and Still, Lincoln's Inn ; Messrs. Shawes , Great Bridge-street, Black Friars; Rainbow Cotfee,hou;sef, Cornhill'; and of Mr. Christie, Pall-Mall, where a klan the Estate, as lotted, may be seen,' SUGNAL HALL, STAFFORDSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE' CONTRACT, By Mr. CHRIS AMOSTABLE-FREEHOLD ESTATZ.. called SUGNAL HALL ; Delightfully situate in -;./ BE AUTI F U L, FE RTIL I zEw and SPORTING PART of STA ' , FOR DSHIRE,aI. f abie Distance from the Respecfible MARKET TO S'. \..:CCLE SHALL, of two Miles ; eight front STOW;, .. 2 ‘r VIGATION, COALS, and LIME ; nine from ‘:rl -. .A." FORD, NEWPORT, and MARKET DRAYTOr sistinc , of a SINGULARLY ELEGA NT, MOI , ' , MAN'SION, with Capital OFFICES of every cieseri, suited to the. VILLA and _FARM ORNEE ; ex,:ell,o KITCHEN GARDEN ,walled, and rich:) . Cioatib:d.wit3 choice FRUIT 'FREES, HOT-HO - U&E, GREd ICE-HOUSE ; beautiful PLEASURE GROUND sed with infinite Taste ; rich PLANTATION, open umbrageous WALKS, in the MIDST of PARK-L l '' GROUNDS, of TWO HUNDRED and.THREE ACP Embellished with HILL, DALE, WOOD, aa..l • ATEN adjoining fo a,CAPACIOUS LAKE, ONE HUNDRED ACRES, i l n V g ho a se n s lo i l s v t ei ' D su es r i f r a a cgea ble I t t is E l S h l e D ey E e N t° C l E ).) to c' r ul a ith i...-',. ', ..:: MI LY, producing not only all. tho, COMfORTS, the LUXURIES- or . LIFE, the whole in the most C_• and Elegant REPAIR and ORDER, fit Air the - RESIDENCE ofa FAMILY. .1 The ELEGANT FURNITURE, ,LIVE: and STOck, may be had at a fair Valuation, and POssession inay be had. ~A Person attends at the Mansion, who - will spew the !nisei and particular, ma. bo ha,i in Pall Mall,• w Plan and Elevation of the House, and Plan of tile may be seen. FOR PUBLIC SALE, ‘' At Smith's Cuffee : -1t0u5f...,. over the Cortt E xchange. 7. ,on Mo t? day, 101 Oaober, 1801', at One i)'Clocic:prectsely, • THF . L 0 WLI..N.G G - 0 D 2 5 ,000 WHITE and 13 R WN. HAGS. • tz,090 DOUBLE niad SINGLE MAT TS. - • • And OTHEk GOODS.. Catalogues, : and further Particulars,:will be timely ec" vered, by • • • y , GEORGE. FRENCH, S,worn Broker, No. 6, Great Eastchcs! • VALUABLE SALMON FISIIINGS.ON THEi, Belonging to the-Duke of Gordon. • • To 1:.o Lett for Seiren - Years, from Ist Deeeniber . 1' .1 .1 - 1•E Whole SALMUN FISHING S 17 • !- River, , and, along Sea Coast adjoining theretO both sides of the ,River,, -as 'they it,ve -been oceupied Richardsbn and Co. of Peftn.,. and a riles G„, 0 don of Rossiebin, far these nineteen years past ; and the Fishings in the River whien.- Hi s Grace has of late ?`" quiredlrom the family"of Goroonstown. These' Fishings o.3:rai d more than eight miles a long•t!,, Sea Coast, and about StN. miles ttp the river, with-the e:.;,4;1' sive privilege of Cruives. . . Proposals may h.; addressed - to the Duke of G o rdon, j Gordon ;Castle,: by Pochabers, who gi ve diretlions..'l, chew the boundaries, and to communicate all necessary formation to intending N.B. 'The: - Duke ,of Gordan's Salmon . d : River Lochy, in the Lordship of • Lochaber, andCounti:r Inverness, are also. to. be lett : the purticulars to be ai l rains mentioned in a future Advertisement. VENEREAL COMPLAINTS. R. ARNOLD's PILLS, so well knoWri' . 11' . JI.J over Europe for their, superior efficacy and pe . ,,c 1 0 c, , mildness, in perfectly. eradicating every. degree of the v c ,ol real Disease without the least trouble or - cofitineinenr. Public may be assured this excellent Medicine is per,l'TS(l, congenial to the constitution, and many haye retnarket.l f ir, health having been much impro ved in othe r. respects iut afte,/ use. Printed DireCtions,,signed by 1)r. Arnold, are r p with each Box, which will enable ill Persons to cur: I ' l selves without the knowledge of any one. • yol k Prepared by Dr. Arnold, at Whetstone, Middlesex ;. in London by Mr. Axtell, No. f, Finch-lane, Curnhill;von Ward, at his Patent Medicine Warehouse, No. 324, 14° 0 1 td i opposite Gray's Inn Gate ; and Mr.. Pidding, at his . ; 11/ Medicine Warehouse, No. 7 6 , Oxford - streo t, oppoiitc Pantheon. • Sold also by the following Booksellers ; Hazard, Sheppard, .Bristol;• MOttley,' Ports Mouth ; Collins, G rl bury ; Harrop and Thompson, Manchester ; Jones . 6 0 " .0 Liverpool; Bulkeleyt and Poole, Chester; Pears‘,2,ll,4, Piercey, Birmingham ; Stevenson, Norwich; Miclat'o,ls,li and 13arnsby, Ipswich ; _ Gales, Sheffield ; Binns, (;‘`, Peek, York ; Brown Kull ; :Humble, Newcastle,;.,;y4s,'" Cambridge; Slater, own, jeweller, LF L ID3O Scott, Apothecary, Editibnrgli ;- and by one rePtil" seller in most Towns in England. Price zs. gii. and ss. scl a Box, Duty include,4;,oos, Where Mai' be had, Arnola's Nervous Restorative J?" LEWES, OCT. 12. LAST Tuesday . morning the Cavalry encamped at Brighton, struck their tents, and marched into quarterS. Two Troops of the 'l6th Light Dragoons passed through this town, on their, route into Kent ; but in consequence•of a :route since issued, the dif, ferent cantonments ,of that Regiment have received orderi to march for Chichesterand,Portsmouth, to remain during the winter. Chichester is to'be the Head-quarters.. On Saturday between three and four hundred of the Rifle Regiment, commanded by Colonel MAN NINGHAM, marched into Brighton, on their route from Weymouth .to Bletchington Barracks. • There were, on Sunday, including the above Corps, , nearly one thousand eight hundred Soldiers in the -town of Brighton; exclusive of those in bar racks.- • .•: At the General Quarter Sessions. for the Western. part of this County, :held on Tuesday last at Pet worth, the following Prisoners (being-all that were `charged with alts of felony), viz. William Lock, Mary Barnett, Thomas- Marshall, John Taylor, and Paul Gilbert,.were severally discharged by Pro. clamation, a circumstance that does not very often occur. At the General Quarter Sessions for the Eastern 'Division, held at our Town.11all„ on Friday last, Samuel Smith, a gipsey tramper, found, guilty of an assault on Mr. George Imms, and of an attempt to stab him with a knife, near Falmer, was sen tenced to one year's imprisonment, and at the ex piration thereof to be severely whipped. Thomas • 4rU,ens, found guilty .of an assault on Richard Ivluggridge, gamekeeper to F. NEWBER RY, Esq. was ordered' to be imprisoned for the 'space of two months, and until he enters into a re cognizance of fifty pounds to keep the peace, and to be of good behaviour towards His Majesty, and' all his liege subjeds, and. especially the said Richard Muggrklge, fOr one year afterwards. herd PELHAM filled the Chair, and the Bench was highly respetable. It was currently reported here on Saturday,- that Lord HOLLAND had been called, by express, from Brighton,-in consequence of the death of the Hon. CHARLES JAMES Fox, who, the report stated, died suddenly the day befOre of, an apopledic fit. The story gained credit, till its fallacy was detetied by the arrival of a Morning Paper, per coach, in the evening. The above was not the only lie of the day, an other being'afloat at Brighton, which stated, con fidently, thatTONAPARTE Was poisoned. LONpON : Printed by BUCHANAN-WMILLAN, (of Bow-street, Covent-Garden); and Published by WILL/AM AR II I Gtit SCR ir Fs (of Horse-ferry-road. Westminster); ' At the 4SuN.OFFicE, No, 112, Strand ; where 41dvertiierants ) Orders for the Paper, L4tters for the -Editor, &el, rpott-paid), must be addressed. On Mon;lay last a_pbbery was committed in tlie— house of poor man named Randal - , at Twineham: The premises were quitted, and the door carefully locked about nine in the morning, by Mrs.. Randal, who had occasion to go to a shop, some distance off. On her return, about, an hour afterwagls," she found the door broken open, and the cottage ransacked of every thing valuable. The thievcs-toot away-with them three one-pound notes, a quantity.of wearing . apparel, and some edibles, .the property of Randal ; :and' about forty shillings .in cash, belonging to a, lodger. • • - • • On Wednesday, 'a man named Thomas Howell, .was crushed, to death by a sudden tall of chalk, whilst' filling a cart in a pit, near Oifham.• The •Stimes which killed,the unfortunate-man, and which in quantity were not inote than two cart loads, dill not fall from a height exaeeding seven feet above Trim ; notwithstanding - :which he died in an instant; and without a groan. On Saturday evening, an express arrived at Stan_ mer, for Lord PELHAM, -who immediately set off for Town. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET S ECOND OCTOBER MEETING MONDAY, OCT. •I 2 Sweepstakes of too gs, each, h: ft. for -2-yr old colts, carry . ing Bst. 71b. fillies, 85t.,31b. Two-year old course. Sir C. Bunbury's br. f. Julia, sister to Clarissa - i Mr. Wastell's own sister to Little Scot'-. - , 2 Mr. Whaley's e.. 1 nfortner, by Drumator - 3 Two to ion Julia-5 to a against sister to Little Scot -7 to r against Informer. Duke of Grafton's ch. f. Remnant, 7st. 71b. beat -Mr. Tharp's b..f. Miss Fury; 7st. 131 b. Acryss the Flat, sco gs. h. ft.--6 to 4on Remnant. . Lord Eg,remont'S Bobtail, Sst. nib. beat Mr, Heithcote's Popinjay, 7st. nlb: Ab. M. zoo g'S . ,-7 104 on Popinjay. , SHIP NEWS GRAVESEND, OCT. 12. Passed by--the Dodley, -; from Dieppe ; Two.Bro tilers, frornitotterdam ;. and Two Friends, Peacock, from Stockholm. Sailed -the Viers Gebroders,. and lidop, - for. Rotterdam; jonge Johannes, fcK Antwerp ; Forti tude, Aiken, for Grenada.; Vriendschap, Maas, for Stettin; and Susters, for Hatnlaro'. DIED Early on Sunday morning, at Bath, in the prime of life, the Lady, of Lord John Russell. Het Ladyship, was the daughter of the present Lord Viscount Torrington, , by Lucy, sister of the late Earl of Cork and Orrery. On Sunday the itth inst. at lialford 7 bridge; Miss Eliza Venom, third daughter of the late john" Vgiour, Esq. - of Kingsmead,,Warwickghire., Y TO BE SQLD 13Y AUCTION, By Mr. CHRISTIE., At his Great Room in Pall-Mall, On THURSDAY, Odober 22, at Twelv'e o'Clock, A NOBLE and %SPACIOUS STONE BUILT MANSION, with nibmy STABLING. for Six Horses , doubleCO/1C H-H (MS F., extensive attached and detached . OF of A! , i . ,7.r)_sis:sc;Ti pt.ou suited to the,. Mansion and , the capital !'arm, excellent KITCHEN p ARDEN, with Jolty Walls, well planted with the choieest l'foiCTrees in full bearing'; I'IN'I:RY, PEACHERY, GRAPERV, M ELON.:GRO N 1), ft!t„l-10 US , &c. seaterl on.a beo tifut LAWN, in the in ids t of a 'ADI DO CK of abo".4 TWE N A.O RE S - of kl CH ).; ' fringed ivith PLANTATIONS Called ' BAILBROOK LODGE, • . • situated in the . PARISI-L.of BATH- EASTON', in the CO t: . :`,l TY of SOMERSET, forming a dis Pla y. of.Eievation on then - ieh Architectural Stile,: happily 'crowning an EMi netice wi.th undeseribable Pieltlinzque Prospects, ,encircled by the River Avon, Prior Park, City of Bath, dec.' The hiterior'Apartments are capacibus, well conneaea , of just ,Proportions; . and finished i.vith'sittvpte Elegance ; the Domestic Offices are fully 'cOMpetent and judiciously :if and the Whole Premises .are most- amply. supplied with FINE WAT,E. R ; suited far :the iirtiw:44te reception of a laty,e l ainily. •- t • - Also sutrounijiog the Premises, aCKPI TAT, CO NI P;1 C.r FARM,: with a• F.A P M-HO US E, and suitable Out-Build ings, and 132 Acres of Rich, Arable; Meidow, and Pasture Land, letoilto,a respectable Tenant, with power to resume Poss,esSion of 6o Acres,\ if i - ecp:i red. Particulars may be ,had.ot, P_rirders of the Bath arra Bristol Papers. ;' Castle, Marlborough ; Stacie's Hotel, Wey mouth ;. • Mr.. Richardson's . Land Agency-Office, S;docY . Place, [lath ; Mr. Webb, ;Clicrtsey ; Messrs. Aldrich and Smith, Solicitors, ,Lincoln's-Intt , • Rainbow, Cornhilli ax in Pall-Mall,' A Person attends_ to strew- the. p remises, which may vie;,ved, with,Tickets, to be had of Mr. Richardson and (s• Mr. Christie, who ,is empowered to receive Proposals by Priirate Contrail N ~„~ ~a Lc 1ft461 Vroxe, cond The half at highest bri!liar repe kW At; On 1\ , r i I; With ( U 2 W an + ec t c f , C l -Irit v U N ° s, 141 t e For 1 ud It‘ 14t1] I\' p 1 '4 4 , -Inz , th \T t t , i N F. for ri:eo ... ~o ~ tvi .