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divD 111411,,,Y. • [FARTHER 81E3' It A CTS.] .BATTLE OF TRH 26TH OCTOBER. •• • VALENCIA, OCT. 29.--Th e b reac h i n t h e‘cast l f; Lad been accessitlo , - . ;', ur " e i g h t . 42y 4 . i• the fortress i;OS: f-w ' • - 11_11 : j t I" , v ,...d orkt , -a tm „ t aw resiso-o twee °as *auks; ,orne;differences.betweco Dolan, and the accer , 'ing to that spirit ~f provincial i.4„ich haye, not yet ..treen able to root out from +Meng us, paralysed the •oper mons, the st; of the tort ,tic ions of Saragossa, lett no doubt 111.1 1, , iould hold 'Alt longer, .-tban-the Castle .1 Mnrviedi 0. The entiance of a strong_ Italian di . vkio.. rrom Navarre 'contributed also to secure:the sir: I 1!) ragi Ti,:te pre,ifitgi, r. puny wish ed lot battle, for that alone.cduld stivr.the castle of Isjor‘iedro, whet: by, ;signals and let*l.cra.bad made known the extr , ititity to 14bieli . , tt- was reduced:. it WaS 're.,,lved to give, battle, and .place ourselves, as we had dotierso many times befote,..in the hands of that tortune,whichlras so motit-itilitience in,Such events. The tronps beganlo defilelon•-.cirjett,'-NA . w Irds they, bridges of Kibaroja, And,9trEAtst mom" n'ttnts repulsed, and drove b;ck precipitately the 11000 men which the enemy had detached, .fion the con. vov ihe)' eX1.1,490,. retj red in tie same manner to Saragossa. ,The griAtod from hence to Alittyietiro, is a kindlot,clesely plAnted orchard, which termi nates on tile right at the sea, and on the'leltat some dist tot:elmai the foot.ofthentountains,Whichseparate Valencia from La Mancha, Owned, and Amigo!). Three.principal carriage, roads.cross this orchard, and lea,' from Turia to ',Placentia ;. one on the right csll - de,. Alborayo,,through the. centre of the high road s 11 1 1 4 90 the left, ,that which leads from,;llibaroja .by Bete.ra.. ,The enemy, :were. encamped a league be yond Murviedro, at the place where the•mo:uatains approach nearest. the sea. By these three roads , - it wilCindispensably necessary to make ouratAck, ,and though the nature of ~: t he ground, rendered, it_ vu possible to unite well those of the tight 8114.c:entre' with that of the .left, , that- wasamch leas, ineonve nieut.than to leave open anyone of the threeoas.la, The security with which the enemy. (in- , casetthey should endeavour•to anticipate our attack, as was to . by mcpected) aright send -their mairt..body on;.the right by the road. of. Bettrar, the•mountains cover ing. theircastack., and the ground - there being. free: for their cavalry to act on, and open .for the display of their,. matuguvres, determined the!deneral . like. wise to make his principal attack at, the same point, and 1.,t hi 4 reason was added, that of being surround-. ed, or driven trirri the sea, in case of defeat, : ,;,„1 this attack, ,was. therefore destined the Va 'encl..- division, under the cotrunand 0f:1%1 . 104er, gear of the Arragdoese under Villaeacupti, and bosh under the command of O'Donnell, and,the,division: of fvlaht.:" tl,ne centre was,the division of Larcli zahel,. with the, expeditionary cavalry.; end-on. the right the division- of ..Zayat. The 'divisions . ' of, O'Donnell, -as least experienced, supported iv that of 114.1t,i as 4e reserve, were appointed lmm o coence the attack ; the two, divisions of. the Centre and. right were to accompany the movement, and cover the right.uf the principal attack: Two sections of the division of reserve, one-under the command of Liori, the -other under Velasco,' Lind b .rti in fact underthelatter, were to Serve as.,a reserve .1.9 the' cent.re anfright, Tho whole disno. sitrun Wois 'extremely well concerted, It was to be eApecred tha.t. the ,Valenci,in and Arragonese tsecos would light , re ;-1, :seek% they, were supported. by good ti cobs, And itycase of a .wantof firinnessoliete was n rthiOtiece Which would not have be a ns the cave, leap' the .disposition heat contrary; and the, import p, since of securing the higlt road (since thcretroat of the.troops of the,.lol would never be to, Valencia) justified. the employment of the troops tor this per.. ;rose, ,in whi c h 'most , tonfidence could be placed. line' chosen for the base of this double at tack,w as that formed by thulteiginset rheNieh em the, right,. the Caruija no the centre, .and on the left the two lfills caljea Qermanels; In front of which :tuns the deep 'toad of Eikador.. •• , • On the at noon, began' the geberal tsst site, which was accompanied by .the tloop 4 and,tuf Englikh c6rvette,of war, and at' midnight the troops occupied their position in the line,:the vi er . tililavcoveritig the deep road, On the 2.ith in 'the motuing, - we discovered the enemy in their camp, Js rturd , in order of battle, :with large bodidivon their flanks and cotorei and the.greater part of their ca valry on the rig4i, , and a few moments after borne horse and.gurTitlas appeared on the deep:road. The tiring began on both .sides near tho hostalets or inns of Puohol, situated in .front of our liner and the Ge- _ . h evil being weal informed -ot ►he situation of the enemy, ave- orders ,to advance. The' movement was irnitiediattly .roadein the most gall;int manner, snd almost in the st,:pe moment the enetny began theirs. Par( of their tiirces took, the high rood, and the main body with the cavalry, the road of .Beterii. both atinies- (lien advanced. to , the- enctowt:er with equal ardour, gllti all retrained in•suipense ,waiting the mwncnt of the terrible shock. About half 'way'bet %wen, the unetny : :right and Our kit way a ridlic of grotiOd whict of crud somd advatttage, and both platies.rnade exertions•to•avail u h themse.lyes Or.s.larps_outers sittgular valour running through the plain -tower( that part of the enemy's cavalry whio r covered. the move. mem, put them to flight „got poisessioti of th . .. _ .. ri. , Qe, 3 , d were supported by two Katalious and sbme field preces ; but iltii ardour Was incOnSiderale; they expel tenced too much trout the coluinnt: 'nose of the eneniy wikli were I ore Uttited clitdodged them with a aarge, a`ssisted by the rtiotterqesillood, their cav2lry rbarre' on their righti'ugaiiAtthe left fiank °Cour column. The battle lad lib longer Oh the !ell. The rashnefal of the soldiers and the Av,trit of mi litary discipline had their effect, and one. baunli on atter making a legible. re4iinanc'e, were put it, nsorcicr, and abandoned the tield.of The order which the G'ener: , .l sent that Multi should attack, .d4I not,. nor could arrive in.time, and this General, beeing that the irrincipttl aitack of the iNreiny would be:against . hirn,atitl being without ca. valry, in C4lllbequaice of 'the little. firmness ehewri by his s , wfw abantionerildin on the approach cif the enemy, , and u,ell peranaded that his .disordered troripi could not unite - immediately', 'corornence4 . .his fetreat; which ix as obstinately coveretliaLas Sierra' •!"ASS-+^.... LON D ONVFri ate el by . Ole SUN • by Creog!,' .1 division, wuicii Opel - n --, (ontntl . 41 ; - - The;battle was nowlost. 'At 'the very, time this event happened the divisions of Lardizabel and 'Zayas opened their tire, the first in 1.0, Hostaiets, Ow se cond it-14'0001, :and the expeditionary haseplaced on"the left of the road, Made one of the most bril liant chargei* ever reCorded, s i nce not w i t listanding the enemv'S barge' were supported by artillery; Tid defendelliiy 'a mud - wall, they disper,ing the few of the tolmer and leaping over the .latter, attached, or' h ew, and sabred the French HusSar'4, theugh very superior in numbers, took the_ artillery, a od 'continued the '6Bion. Hie, Colonel of grenadier,, was the fir 4 Who leaped over the w. 111; Coral, be wlle'rook the artillery. _ The fiuits of this ch a rg e were 'l ns t., Our cavalry disordered, as. might be espeeted .ifter Iris move hient; were attacked by the reserve of cut issuers, and dri 4 ven ba6k tOr a considertible d4teriee, with IL , 1094 of and Brigadierl,py: pfisciners, and smile kvcuiided, ;Ind in cooseretete? ; i'ol support Of'Fhe second lint., wh ch had a Ihotl tune before been Seat to teinf(ifee 't - he y!,int:.trd, they. could' not for a lenThoflhne. AffangLi ailiVAtc.iniz;r:i'likewiSe: retired to pa 6 .41, 46 1 Faruall, 'they . titilied, lAA the vang*il i attacked in front, ata s tureed on its lett, 'co:lowed the sgrotpetf . telit. T hilswasitr re -4o 4 lite)itiveau tune ZaAs'ivdivisiOn, who be, fore, .in.Albuera and :4'.,tga'r,:'.vo vrobly'suptiorted the naticinal. hononr, most hirciititlly fought, , rind were cut eiown. Wilhoor 'tiny 'support from its letup It:completely cleared the high roa Is, coiti tileticedir brisk action againstiet!r . y superior forees i and three or lour titueS obliged the enemy's battit7. lions to retrocede; • It was in vain-'the enemy matched towards it by the high road a strottg column bfdavalry ; that the reserve situated in hello] fired , upon and made de- inemitratioes. of tutoiipg it ; it would n6t retie a 'step, .bee - coVering its l e ft as well its circum4tances . would:admit, with a -battaiioll tsn masse, cootinued the aelitin. , There now scarce ly'remainert the two battalions, of Souisti guards ; that of La -Pieria :came to their assistance, Whito , -in Peeg the Ge neral was making the reteusite disposiiioti for re straining the.enemy ; the 4th division lit the 44 at my continued their' fire itsfat thecommeueeieent of theaaion. Their arnutunitiOwbbingiat lai3l c, , n. somedi Zayas -sent to request the 'CA-inerril would send hun.cartridgus. The Gev4ral- tent hitn or.lets to cornmenee!bia , retreat ; 'this - movement lie exe cutedmost admirably and leisneely- - .' • -,All the r wounded retired; 11-id the 4th division having arrived -upon -the: height, Del Vai-h; took- a position 130°,1'i:hem. It- had the'rnisfort one tp•have taken prisoners in the streets of Premol the remains el" the .114Ra/ion sof Guards,- in conseque'nceTof 'ant equivocal moven - 38M mide by the - Ittedetials tot To ledo, on account - of which '4 ayas has suspeteted their Commandant. The limit battalion' of Qttards, now :withon . t 't..trtridges,, twice cietuailded-tolSe led ter the charge; The: Mild dernonstratittim ot rftrfe reserve, the efforts' eft Valla.and Ilurriel, of Lardilaliel-and Chaoon, and. °theirs, ,who .collettect - Sotne:l! eat'elry in the high road,;olibekedahe'enenty,' Whielt- - by ,an6ther route had - detached the greater-part of their force against. Mai. At one in: the aftertmon , eertronpsiwted ; et four' the svoundei' were withdrawn; ant being now• persuaded that the whole of the engitive, were by thus- tire: °trellis side - of Tpiia, lie ititreat of the reaerve.was diteded: ~ Zayas, ttttis eliArOd,With:thii execution tee this:, •• %el - nth he accompiished:ln 4 1 1te teeth of the enemy; - : 1 :At night, as' we have already stated, the tott wok"in ly •its, former! poSitione, nod the most tretiOir cares hevelitlreatly been taken for'lliereuitina of t troopt6e as well :is the tranquility and order of the pNee.' 'Our loSs.fias not been very t - Otiarderahle, - te. cause the good conduct of Mahi, and the expedition.) ,try (hvisiop, give time for the .dispetatel to iadvance ou Turiai. which the 4th division has signally re venged. :General Blake visited all the hospitals, and aeleait, experienced in 'the midst of his mislot tones the satisfaction-of receiving proofs of the.'4uldiers' love, the 'greatest consolation to, - which a COMa wander co aspire: On the -day following; the hat. the, the enemy's troops, who advanced' to putsuti" Mahi, and . ceverthe movement of Hari3pe's divi sion to!Satt Miguel de los Reyes,. who in order- to pass the-time sent a flag of trbce, which by order of the General was received at . the advanced post,wizh. but heingperipitteit advance further. Yest er d a y they appreasdied towards l'abenea., . We have pass ed . thee night under arrni, 'and expect that, it 'the enemy ethicgk us in are entrenclimums, they Will be repulsed. .' • Jo the 4th ult. the Cartes .voted their thanks, to General CAsTAtetui and the .4.th artily,' and also to General HILL and his troops, ,un account of the total rout of GIRARD. The also recommend e d to the Regency, th a t th e 'greatest exertions should he made for supplying the, ath- army withr Money and fores t of which itwas in the most urgentwant. On.the saitie day, a letter was read, addres'skl to the Cortes, hoot . the Deputy VALLANTII, anted on hord the „Asia, 'Cadiz •Roads, whither tie lead . re pita(' Air his personal • security. In it • be. begged pertn , ..ion,to.repa , ir to.Tatitsier for the re-estratlish• meat of his health. 7 Cones - granted: him the permission legousted, for the 'space ot- two months. ,-MAarnoNT hM, in General Orders, eMeged the lOW ul the Army of ;Portugal to that at; the, Ceti. • , ,The $4/44 - KKUJILItri , from Liverpool to Anti. goo, waa„,teken on the 25th ult. by the Amity Frenehprivateef, of 14 gllllti awl ioo ant u, ,after ti atnar4-action, in Which the' first Lieutenant of the privateer teas k4kd, and sevexarof the crew t:1. T1M:444 five men wounded,. : and was varied lubt boarding,. .The privateer hod pre. viousty capturedilwlVoah, Bow MAN, from .oeouto to Lottdou, which the Captain ..of the privateerlavo uvyto th , A.loptain and :crew , of• the-Be* for t iaeir brave _Cifence, , .and they. aiiivatl at Liverpool on Tuesday Jast, , .„: At purpeth , Market,.,on•!Weduelidar 134, there Waif 'a very lult4otroly oficatle , nind Aihecp.. Abby of the inferior stood long. Prices lower. Beef frotn 4,4 4 to c%; , tid..petNotone,,iirtkirrg bffola.. Mutton 7s. 1A , 911,-,': M r /jut from 765, tO•964.::per quarter. , Rje . 46i. ails 265, Bd. to 335. 4d. Batley -388..;4}r1. " ' • _ _ -10m4sW001), of No. 15i'Milittai-laite, 'Coveht-gitcluc; U, No, I Iv, Strand, i biro • PBEN . ,PM 5 lf: s. V4evNA, Nov. ,I n.-. Many )3( the - -ain't:lrian nobles vie with each other ill -zeal and pitirtotiscn. Ott the Emperor's birth.day, Count ~ ' 4city gave a dionner, at w Niett , his plate was much ad toned ; when taken -froin,,the tatde, Count .Zichy sent it to the mint. : Count ,Se.zechni has also sent thither 2800 niarc4 of silver plat(. ; We have feained from Preshurgh, that in the late Sitting of the States, the Meinbets s oi the Diet had shet.vti greater dispo. , ation tr; accede to the de mands of the Court. 'PETERsnettpn, Nov. 2.—On the the Neva began tol,i+veze. Towards evening4be, river was so covered with flake*. of. ice,' th.-1 by wayi, of piecatt:ion, the two bridges of this capital.. Iv, i ere immediately removed. In the.' night. of.the-Oth, the river was completely frozen over, after -bayiog been, open since. the t oh or dap*, great deal of 'snow has lately fallen, and winter has set in with all it s r i goor . • • RIGA, OCT. good deal.of snow has.. latvly winter has now set in. al most completely frozen over, and a great.numht.T -of slops are stopped. Should the frost continue, navi gation will hecoinpletely interrupted. yO, 4 4LADoLID, OCT. go on very well it, idalu,ia; align& y and good .order prevail (here. TIP: inhabitants have . constantly re , isted the .etrorts 01_ the agents of the, .ltiula .45y,1 the, 'English. . ;. . . n9yv• has lately taken place befor e "4:4,cprp..91.11/larshal- Victor has receited twiny re inforcements from the southefn cons lc n, be- , liemed 'bay! division of 1)11411.1 arinpycur4p*AW prate! witojotp Murcia,,imd atlempt , thq , jogchni the for. titied port of Carthag'ena. it . traho be)ieved : . that the lett Wing of the imjny of the Son lt! %,0J) ploee it ,clfcntttrt}) t ui~:,~ti t,tt :cora4 cisnotandect Ily iNial dial. Such, t. ' • 4 .P. , IW'. Nov. c 6. , , t ni.poicr MADE T,) II Ni MAJESTY THB,:i4ll‘BitOlt, . . ~. BY Tfil. NigNibiaa OF .EigAbicS. ' I St 11E---The Si..-ur Magnet), 'lteeiver Ofiiie'Dis triet of Aintieft,'Depai,ttnent of Fuy do Wnie, has abst.'ondecl. .He ' iiAR -left only an - ilicboidetable tlebt, , tor which Alie Imperial TreasUry will be - more ihan indeinnifitd by his safeties ; titirftlitr Ad- - 1 ( countanr has - infririgedlhe law, by de*Yii+'rug out prov•sional' bone inst ea d 'of definitive rycei . ts; He is, besides, very• cniAidetably in - debt to private in dividuals. He can therefore no 'longer iic4erve the confidence of Government,' and I have the 'honour to liropthe his ditunissitm. '.. -' ' s- - • .(Signed)- The DUKE or GACTA. Thin folli,wg - an Imperial DeOree, by which the Zirfneu is clisinksd from his Office. Two p,rspro' of ihe wirtlei,6f Fnl!en and Lefey re, employed in the Will. Otfio, have t been jpiely.ar pls'ed;aiiil are under trial, for faying, by means of forged douuments, and undc''r the natilt# of '.several o'ifiet:rs, g u t ipso their3)4lth consi4rEtbip, sums fr , ,11 the \V.:r They nattered th , a-risulves, that in the course *Of a single tnonl,ll rhey would thus Procure RIM 01 i90,0(n) frau% , • • • RATIONALE OF T4 - IE PUBLIC FUNDS.. The folliv,viti g article, which :weAtouht.lnot will aeeeptablo, to many of ourileadersottiough ier haps veri,,wrll kilwvo to ofatty.-other,. we have ex.; tratAtti from a rpspvotublo Provipoial Papetroentitird Vie "'nu n ton, • and liridgmater,..Coarnal,t andilkesiern Navy`iiivb , 'Per ' ecrit. Aunt-tit% ft i otii bout y tit 11:11figiiis:Ofsfeek,•liartly‘torriioirike dr Mai b. conv'eftVditY t 1 / 8 I'Vlbto at tive per fif e Four . iil'irergX . : s oli d'a te d $e from about the satnet qttantit '-bfiloCk Om last; bear . ing it - orvss ot. rm. r r cant.. asi Otto t itl 4 l4WicAtei these annuiacciare. calied cou.sols,wrint o risolidated, trot" 1114) jyral .oc i , 1. 111 N: i;e t. t n 4 1 0,0't one hundred and seventy titillions of stock, formo from , severaL de his t hart, original ly er rite of interest but which,'on vatiotis has been' !educed 'to the rate . 4hich lbw/Wide 'Of the , • stook egpregs •,t es, • Three per„Cent Oettsolifhted tAnneities- ise frotn above fouv , latiilted m . 1116,113 ?flock, honied . by the consolidation of. sevci . 3l sti , clis,' bearing interest at 3 per cent. • •N. B. When , the - wont Co"w"ls is indefinitely esvd, it is alwitys understood as meaning th e se . an nuities. ' ? Thule per Cent. ItripriAl .Annuitie4, produced by about eight millions of strkk, 'created by !bans to the Etnporor of Germany; iviih the' securi'y of the interest being paid by'the Government of this country whenever the Emperor shall trail in his en= gagement; , , - 'Five p7r Cent. Irish Annuities, arise from two mil. lions of stock, formed by loans for the vseof Ireland before (hi Union. Bank , Stock, is a*capital of nearly twelve with 'which -the Compsny at thn' Bank has accum miud4ted Gur'erarnunt wiilp various loans, and 'with which they.cartyon the hatikinghoiness, purehase &c.. The dividends- on' Bank' `Stock 'are now 'tea per cent.; so=-that prolits of 'the Company 4re'twelve'hiindred thnusand ponnds - per annum. India Stock form. the trading,tttpital' of 'the'liast India Company ; consititing of , Hix• millions, which procincetoaalannuattdiiiiddini of• ten and t.l: half per kent, ,'"t4eintlt.:SeaStock and Annuitieccottsist of, and'are procioced from a capit,sl Of neatly tweet}' 'Fite greater part of th;'s tar lent. to Governniont, livr , Which - 1W South Sett 'Qom redeltio itt,'t 'ceift. but from the increase 01 - othei". profits,-the ; . end to littf-Proptilitorg thre and 'a hair pet cent. The terniirtfible annuities are , Batik iL6l)g-Atitititt*t,E i rl caged from the .'ach • ual paynieht hOhg (row their nriol4 inrhie pit .Milit'! ., at the Bank; and Irow.t h,tr beinl.l graincif fora greater Jongth of fitott•thawother kinnual deven l txndrejcl tholisanci vends,•,, - ~t ~. a )(I , PirMlshetthy WI ILIA N1:11 1 , Al 1 snu tit Aloit'ei4rrece, toW4vel;ors or die Papvr, )tar The Ll ttli l orVi L bre: ) (7tost-piiiil), limit be addeess'ed. ''•‘ • - , .., , , trilPerial Shfa. • AnituitOti, •torrniki in. , the suns manner and on'The saine conliiiiins'ai the Impel id . 3 pef cp4...4ontlitid'a ;. they extend to May, 1 8 3 a , and atifokilu'io two fintidiVil and thirty thousand P . P :g l : n erde rt : th e l permanent rPj.O nin. rmanent loans to r; ciVernment, which 'hiVe Created the'Perpetnal annuities, *Arians . sums have been raised .from i rune to . i itile, ,as tem porary loan', on what are called ,Exchequet Bills, tromt heir teing made payable at•the.TreasurY alba Exchequer. . - , Exchepier Bills are issuedifor different hundreds orthousands ofipounds, and bear an interest of time.; .pence halfpenny per cent. per diem,_ from (heal of their date to , the time they are advertised.to be paid:ofE . • , . Navy Bills are merely bills of exchange,drawn at . 9Q 4ays date, and are givenby, the Commissioners of the Nary for the amount of supplies, for the use v 1 .. the de)iartinFnt,and the interest upon thoseanwilla to tierce, per cent..per diem. . •..,, - ~ India Bonds are issued by the East India :Corn panyi and bear an interest of five per cent..peroo nom.. ":-. :- -• • :` . . . • Omnium is a term denoting,. the different:ortocks formed by: a 10,n, -While nny.partiof-the loan realaitis unpaid. : For extunpleyi suppose. twenty millions . o f Money are, teibe ilised, ;indica every Orle littodred • ' ''''''"' ittnifuls. intricacy are toi be givritone,Ahrid red pound stock in the three per cents. tiny pounds steek it!, the four per cotv. and;si,N.Ailling ancrthreelence pc cri4,,, in Ihe long . art pultit:s ; then if any pers on ''3 'l,;ige to aipi?ce tcn thotis Ind ponod.4 in ,ruonry, PP' ) PA:l'if!.,..t 7 .,1 lio 11:,t IrT 4 t , tiniCi3l ,(tbi• the-tooney is I.lsnl! , iindvat;ied at the r.iie of 'l,i;(iin ten her cen• per r 641, orit7l the w i ,l; , t* is ~iti), he will rccel . e (bre i t irr- ' ‘3,•Ych ' . i . t-.‘parAcly contain 311 0:4 1 49f;i1 :to tiansfer In) II,6 pe rs on possessiq ttif , , 'tee tb.:sitsatid p.l...tfi!is . :iick . in tho three p er ii'e' 'cents { r' to 1 tie,.. a rict . " ' "i. . k . I .ll lit i lO° pcinin s sloe .1i . V l' 5 : 10: i tl, Pfti I!iiity-oir.: :iniin'j , . !en shillin4.3"itnCl a!). r' '.'l'?nt aniiiiitit.: , :., tit ')° :to ~, lilt' riftlie st:ilnlen(s b •in ,. 1<:;1,';q or ', : i„r.. ( !rfe'aOtinilect. iiim.. ' Wl.i!e these thp„, 1,.,. : ! . :,.! o'l T 'g . t'lla" r i and bcfoie the hole of, it i;. ~:Ainen:i n,i,.; 1) en paid, th.q•ate called, 01111:.:;'), Js* tht.y :ire ( 11 ade. up of :11,;or i'veral of 'llk stocks; ' • Scrip i s a term k;ven iia'ekeli Sraid reciiipts. of 11 ,' 6 , Omnitim,. 4riier;' they are sold sepiiratcly ; fi g ! ii 1 i" .1614.(1..:int4suPP°sili°11, it the 'receipt cyn!ainiiig, the enga,g• t merit tO triinsfer the ten thonon3 Po1n ) l i in ilie three per cents, behold without the ":1)!-1 t_ ieeeipts, 'thi s be called Oro sato t)t sail ) ,_,, Immediately the whole of the instaiiintnts up 00„,.., paid, the - transfer of the any 'scrip , to him that holds it, and there ' is disco u n t stoek iS "P a t for any prompt payment. med io ''Wheri the stack created bY anyloan is for , , kins, 'at , any one sort of stock, there 1 . 0„ 1 Oropepy spa . Oniniurni ,though then by:itSisportter the, scrip re ceipt is called by that name. - - The prices of' the 'stocks, &o . . a ' are ekhibited-I allo" . ., the lists 'that are published in this , manner. The vatee.of any perpetual annuity thus :•--, 'l l lll - ee per Cent. Consols 631; '641, is • ' ' ... Signifies. that the. value of tool; stock of thost annuities told .ein. theday this, price is' given , for bal.. i 2s: ,6d . .• in money at the begitining , of ' the rriai heti and this stock rose to 644.,,150.,and-left dti 'at' 641. i ow.' ' '- '.• .".' - '''' ''';) The value of any teriotrinbie annuity thus : Bank Long: Annuities '1•61,1 -1 6. Signityrug that any titleingailiey'hientof Ithese an. ring, -4 n¢ left off , tit 10 . 4 , 1116ipears purchase-4 , t , tittities, was worth t6i,years , purchase a t the ,, ber ilt " thq.sud RI the market. ,-) -... i . i , • Tiurl value - 'of , either Exellegoer , Bills Or 'iftl‘dil Borahr,.. thus i : .._.. . - 4 ,, - ~.., 1-. • - ...,,.• . '. ,' ..- .. Elttleguer Bills,,fieritliptemiitiliti -or Itidin Bont!‘4 For q - discouttr. , ".' ' - ''') :'" : 4 r : ..'ll' • n it 4 Strtifiek . ,' 'that- every' 7 1;.+01(;;'tn -nicneqt*r .-i .. - Moe a premium ts. ill'itho heginningi' which "Itel. vanced to 44. in - thol:l4itn6.4)l,'lliat day' , l 6,fad ,111: 1 t every tool. in India Barrels - , sold at first at Is, pre' ArttiotaitoalitLatlerwarcls444oW-A• l " slL '"'',°' ' ' -1 Ille; lit4tie,ot, ; Ow box; Attrotioo,o it t , i .1 JAI,. ' - 7: •' ' •. , .9.4llhigm iisl.,,Oretniurn,. ,•.„. '',{ . ... i r) Lieu fif'irii ', B 4 l Mit il itatlS !hat every. 4 Wk. i 0( -‘ , ;PPi ' " e9f 3. , p1:191K11M Ot f.ai. WitAl 1: ..'' . • .' I,7ite value of Lot ter v Tickitivis expre 4 , ied 11)l)+ ;-.. Lpule,4, ti‘te la, t ,61. **. 4.1 / 4 1 . 1 "- l itYin t , l)-st evety3.igliet , sold for tll.lt pricJ. Militia 'marelied :an Toes 4 Ediriboigh Castle on fiteir route fbr T6y tri be re 1 114 13r. . p aced in u rg by ,A;ipktihire - tlitnia, from flailditnyan. - • " the evening of Sunztay;"Mr. tletnir of indep en d e nt property, residing 1 ; at Baiti) s Mannr, nea r . Chipping tarnef, put a liericA, 0 .. 14 existence, by la c e r ating' his thi.at with i lci m.:!-10 0.. The deceased suffered much in bo.6'aii'd inteiteq by a raging fever, but he had been inneh days, and also ate a lidcirt} , dinner on Sun,isp - Lie kit family about eight .0' Chid:, and ' VVO t into the kittilen, ' Wheie ht! seized a knife, and vial: milted the rash act. The deceased lingeled 10 3 the following day, when he ex p ired . B/R/ lIS. nn the 0 e 21 D. x init. i a m i ,eltie, c is s ho s tr o. in . Übpapigerifeeparlette-st-eet' i Tuesday at Tunbridge Wells. the 101 y ofchildolo: net iinshe,, M. 1) , of a Soo. The eh did nut survi v e ii 7 iy b t ß v i r i r( i t t :e lg : L o i e li t:2ol ';l it ie r ,. . 3 n l4l t W o . " i i o n i ii i i s ii a ;:::O a t u u h t e.l l3 s t t c e h r rt . o ot us ly e . ill pt iV a a l) hv a ° ug rt i l it t er S . tirre, , Y :d t ea l4 On jhe 4th lost , the La dy !oho Pontoo, Esq. 9, 11,/,4R ftll.;/). %Veb't .1 Yesterday, at St. tvlarx-le.honne, Church, obi) • 4.rsur— Westolv jun: son or le In Wehhe. 14 4sion, tom-Pineei in -the c. ounty of ihrrty, and of Sarnetth!terof the.Coti of ptly fierefor}i,, j%li?,4.! . .;!,.ahaiti, or Sir Wiles CS raliarrt, art; r I , :ernerhy, in the Couniy ut Cumberland. "!"- • • , Di;44).0, = t tr ;iii' •: n-,26: - .nday .last, at, dauoor of ,ffie late .Peotsp l lrc6a, Mir On Wpdnel44by nt lit , this hduec in jiihn.strigto' thcliktit ;icor 0031,6 1 117 -1 )00 nutt:l,ll!il.elYuh.ltufs,et'laattellti/ifititiltrin'titilLttril,thlEY§eqa!ihrit kv_vvrEi Az taisiroiN -R(itr:3 NtruUng, 4; min.. after 't -1 Eveoing, into,. after , 9 , ,