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ream The 1.411'D(.)N G4Zitl 13, • igir.pificr; t 3, ISt Itegiment, 1: oot, 11 owl a) Mate -- Wintosit los be Yo,ist;int•S urge .ii, vice Walker, promoted in the 4th West 1 tr.l 3(.1 Ditto. *To Ensigns--(;gorge liolton, Gent.- by pur. vice I , tigicv,, prottiotcd. Arthur Gordon, Cent. , lit iirt i,ase, vice rower, who resi t -ns. Charles Us, . without purchase, vice Willett, promoted in . the 7th t o t. sthi Iticharti AruiStroniZ, from the tigth Foot, to h Captain of a• Company, vice Proilor, whOse appoint ment has not taken place. Ensign Al,:xamlcr INJAnsell gen. nett to be Lieutenant, without purchase. lohrs Bent,Gent. to be Fosigo, vice tietinetr. 6th Ditto, - Elisi4o •, Crean, froin rite loth i t ribt h+ be Withotit purchase. WilliaM Moore, GCut. to be • Ensign, without purchase. • . sloth Ditto, ,Captain F. R. Green, horn thetlth_reot. to ,he Caotain of a COmpany, without purchase'.. tWrn. Fla. plank, Gent, to he'Ensign, by purchase,lvice'D'onelas, pro. try.t m aster .geejeant - Henry %Malley to be Quarter. Master. zath Ditto,tiarter.Master Serjeant. williana Rose to be Quarter. Master. • • 16th Ditto, F.nsiau Edward Calvert Timperly,from the gist Foot, - to be litisign,, without purchase, vice Welsh, pro. mated. 18th Ditto, Captain Edwlrd Mockler, from tht.4(!th root, to be Major, without purchase, vice Mawny, promoted in the s3d Foot., 21st Ditto, Lienten.mt John Lowther Johnstone, front the • 3ti Foot Guards. to he . - aptairtof a Company, by purchase, vice Partisan, who retires, Lavvrence Brown, Gent. lobe Second Lieutenant, without purchase, vitae Pepper, pro. mated in the s , th root. 24th Ditto, J o hn Griffin Welton, Gent. to he Ensign, with out. purchase.,. •William Augustus- Lyon, Gent. to be' En. sign, without ptirehase. 2sth Ditto, Robert tlenjainin W.ols'eley, Gent. to he Ensign, without purchase * , vice Hodgins, removed to.the 6th West India Regiment. 26th Ditio, I,uirews Lett, Gent. tobe .Ftisign, without put. chase, vice Fuller, Promoted in'the::2d'Enot. .. • • 28th Ditto, Lieutenant. Leonard Potter to be' Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Costello, appointed to the .ith Veteran Battalion. 29111 Ditto, Thomas Moore,' Gent. to be EnSign, vice Hum _ phtey,• promoted. Thomas Cell, Gent. to be Ensign, vic.e Smyth, ptptootecl. loth Ditto, F:t , sign W. C. Harpur to be Lieutenant, without purdelsr Sul i.van„ promoted in t1u2511 Foot. Wynne Gres, (iild. to be Ftisien, vice I [anvil% 35thMit ut c . , „ant William Rawson to ,, be Adjutant, , Vitfe Green, promoted in the 24th l'ont. 360 Ditto, Serjeant-Major john Brat) to be Adjutant, with the Ra,: of Ensiz.n. vice Hobart, promoted. 38t1t Ditto, John Gent. to be Ensign, without lnittchase. • ' r • * 39E Ditto. To be Ensigus—Thomas Meyrick, Gent. by purchase., vice relti . zan, promoted. John" William l'ol. laid, Cent. A:ice• promoted; Joseph Allllo'4ll 4 loiles, Gent. vieeKelly, promoted in the 25th Foot. Eh ward Kingluin, Gent. vice Catnac, promoted in the sal Bii.„ilion Res,orvt„ 4oth'Ditto. Major Paul Andersen, from Hilf.pay of the late Cor!ican Rangers, to be Major; Vice . Reytieil,• who cr.. ChatlOS. Captain A:lieu ,Anderson,' ftnirt . th. , to he Captilrt of a, Company. - without purchase. • 4151 Ditto, Captain Charles White, - front lialf-reav of die late to6th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice john; who exchanges, reccivioe the Ailreterce. 45th Foot, Lieutenant Robert Halt to he Captain of a Corn'- . pany,• vice A vider6oll, appointed to this igth'Foot. Lieii truant rraticis Drew to he Captain of 4 L•ampanv. 46th Ditto, lint.pitat Mate -.^^..7 Conwelt to be Assistant. Surgeon, vice Vaweett, deceased • 1 ' 47th Ditto, Captain' Duncan IVPRae, from 1-lalf.pay of French's late Levy, to e Captain, ot; a Company, Vice Winslow, who exeliai ~es, Evsigit William Atherton to • be Lieutenant, withoutpurchace,' vice' Mathew,' who re , tires. ' sothD.itto, Lieutenant William Murray to be Captain :of a Coln pany,, without purchase. Licittenant George Pcit:4 to be ditto. Second. Lieutenant LaMbert Pepper, front the 2,1 4 1 Foot, to be .Liettteitant,wititoutputeliase. Serjcant. Major lames Sloane to be Adjutant; with the Rank of ~ En, Sign, t arns Benj' Baxter to be Qutitter-Mager.' 24 Ditto, Entlign t oiler, from the Stith root, to be Lieu. tenant, withigt purchaa Honourable Henry Powys, %o be Eribign, without purchase. 534 Ditto, Niajar Sebright-Mawby, from the Oth Foot,' to be Lieutenant-Colonel. without nOrchase. S'.teetnt b- Nt. itity re, front the 6-Alt Foot, to ba Surgeon,' Xi., appointml to the 1311 Light Dragoon... ststh Ditto, t ientenant pones Irwine I.tek.son, from Half. pay of the 56th Foot, to,.be. Lieutenant, vice Creighton, promoted. sph Ditto, Ensign Arthur E. V-m,Courtlaild to he Lieu. tervint, witloiiit pureh re, vi,,e fertnlon,.promott -En. sign George Oaxter to he Data, vice •Moo r p, p ful o u t,;(l in the iljd Ecwt. Robert Ross, Cic.iit,,,,t%be Ensign, vice Vat' 'Court land. ' 58th Ditto, Ensign lames .Mahoney to be:Lieutenant, with'. t re ha se i . , ;Vi,ce !PA, . 59;h Dcite, I,ieutettant Mout , ijooge, from the lath tsatta., bon or , Rtserve, =tobe Lieuterlatit. QUarter.Master..ier. jeantlatnets Booth to be- Qu4fier-ili3Viet, ^ ".. 141ack wood, !'rimloth,,Captain , the !fon, Leetou f.pay of the late 7tb West India itegimeiii, to he Cap tain or a C.:o l io:any, vice Virshe, ippointed to Inc 7th Foot. Atiguirtie Kreich A.iiiStant.Surgeon, vice -Morton, whc.se Appointment Jta:, not Takeo place, 11-08pitat-Matc to ti 4 AssiStant:Stirgeon, vice tel ling. whoseAppointtnent has not taken place.' • ' 6zri Ditto, LH:lac:mon lames Sweeny , to be.4.ljutant. : 401. sktant Serjeant.Atij,irWilliatn to• be Quarter , .ter,; 63 ,1 ) to , A ssistant..tiorgeon (3113r1e$ l'arrell; from 1 -1 / 1 1f-p,” I. sI W . ,chi'.. 1 4t4,Cliostmr$, to be A4i , i4tatit.Surgeon.. Ditto, ------ Itulkeley, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchaw, vie.' Wright, promoted. CO.ii Ditto, loLpeph Burton, Cent. to. be Ensign, without p vict.Travers, promoted in the gtit Foot • („th Ditto, Mate Nicholas - lsdell ter hv ssittant. Stir/;,eani M‘Dotudd,.prOmoted`in the York Light in faiitry Volunteers, -• 72d Ditto, Licit"tenalit l'itornas Stl4olbn, from f .df• p:iy of the 68 , h rho?, to be Lieutenant, vicelic,,,o, ~,,ohn exet i unges. Ditto, 4, hl. Cullintore, ;Gent: to be Ensign, by,par. cluse. • . ' $3O De,ctham, Gent. to b„.: Ensign, without purchate , .. i,7l,lloitif.).:A.ll4teitalit Richard linelana,. from the ytth Pont, to bv on or A comp . .iny, without purcha:ie. .Fluglt Gehl. to by En»,ign, without purchase. Meaty. ittil 'Gent, to he Ditto. ' • ." • ' Ditto, (:oarles Lawson,. Grot. tO be Ensign, without futreii4sl2. Pubert Bongworth . , Cent ditto. Solt Ditto. To be rtisi.Jni w ;tll , :itt' ittirehfiseL-Abritta' tri Low, t.ent. ;teary bta.ontott,Geitt, -tiettot i o.ker.ol- COM. soti fic4itiwof of Font. tierjeato.Nlajor. jolin.,p4clberstors to be Aitjtit.,nt, with the Rink of Ensign. t2liarter.llla.ster Ser:jeant Ism ptlite Douglas. to.be Quarter-Niater. - • Ist West .I ntha R 'Lieutenant I . Stuart,, Iv= H att pay ot the 4th Foot, to be Licuteiiatit, vice VS' ingtielcl,.who e%ehtingetr , Ii cry;;nl Atitcan Corps,' 'Lieutenant Edward Lioycl,, from the :Stith Font, too), Calaain of a Company, wit notat purctiase, vice Edgar,-wh4. 14AtuAtion of It e!,erYtt, Lieutenant C .G rant, from the illth trout, to ha 01 . .4 Comp.iny, vicoAohcrtion, pointed to tt:i: 31st Foot, 1;ml; tow tit A. oso4tusi from Ttalt.p:iy ,'f the 52d Foot, to he. Lieutenant; Ensign . Catriac, ttpitt.the 39th Foot. to be Lieutenant, vice m a ti n , ,t , ipciinteit to the 2ith Foot, . -loth I):t to, 'orjvatit...l4fajor CV. Berwick, from the sottt Foot, to Q !Arter.-Nlaster, vice Bass, appointed to un Erisigney in Or: So; ti Foot. Th e Gerloati Regiment, itippotite Michel, Cent. to bc Ensign, without purehatc, vice OtKoman, promoted. The King's-German, Legion, Frederick_ Itardn - Linsengin to be Cornet, vine Berionaort, promoted. - York Littio Infamy Voittnteets,llitspital:Mate Parcq to be Ass6l.ov64Surgeon. ME4IOAAN4M, , The, qt J...lUttiCiliiill !AMOS niiir,frorhthe 16th attalion k.,..wrvi, to be Lieutenant in the .titit Foot, as jitaed ill the Caziattt; of the l ilt nit; has not taken place. lista &rust in ate Gaaette of the 2ytlt of Decembet lasi: rani Usttation of iteserve—For (::Twin G. W. Pandon, trnn the 46111 Fo..n, In be Captain 01 .1 Company, vice Palliser, whwrosigns, read C:,fttaiit G, W. Nchion, front the 46th Foos, tu hr %2:ll)tatt, or a Company, vice Painter, who it. tires on tilt: I ofthe szyth foot.' . . • Royal Vast Middlesex Regiment of Militia—Thomas Prince, Esq to be Captain." Dated September 2 4, IgGit.: Western Regiment of Militia—Sir R. Crawtinri, Hart. to he Captain. Dated September 24, 1504.. P. Coultman,Gent. to he Lieutenant. Dated as above. Tames Brant, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. R. glissett, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. . . The Duke of GAtieester's Loyal T'oluitteetr. • Lieutenant Valentine tones to be Captain, vice the Earl of resigned. Dated September t 5, 1894, The Ho. nourasle William Skeffington to be ditto, vice Thomas Esq. resigned. Dated as above. Ensign Lock to he Liziltenant, vice Englefield, resigned DatedScptember IS, OW. Fulham Volunteers. . • The Right M en: Thomas Lord Viscount Rinelagh to be L ieutrimet-Celonet Commandant, vice Mey rick, resigned. Dated September zS, • - . Prince kYrllinm Pr ederiek'r Polunteert. _ ......_ _ _ . Chad Rar , fl3ll, Cent. to he Ensign, vice Simkin, resigned. Dated S:ptemberz7, 1104. Somerset-Pixy Volunteer. _ _ Sir Andrew Snape Hammond, Bart, to be Lieutenant-Colo. nel Commandant, viee.Tierney, resigned. Dated Septem. 1804 . . Sir Charles ‘Vil R,ouse Boughton, Bart. to be Lientenant-Colonel, vice Hammond, promoted.' Dated as above.. William Cresswell, Esq. to be Alajor, v ice ; Rouse, orornoted. , ro be Captains—Lieutenant John Cresswell, vice Duncan, resigned. Dated September iB , 113141 Lieutenant Alfred Johnson, vice Tow ry, resigned. 'Dated as above. Licute. . flint William. Knight, vice LathaM. vresigPod.. gated as ab. ' , Lieutenant Arthur" Mor6s, viceeHays,. resigned. Dat,:d as above: ' • .; , f'; To be Lieutenants--Ensign iohn Finney, vice William Cress. Well, trAntoted. Dated September 03, 1504- Ensign. ohn Fairweather tlarrisoiCvicel john Cresswell,' promoted. Dated as'above; .Ertalgrviolt Thomas Briggs, vice lohn.. i>:..)11, promoted. Dated as above. .„Ensign Charles . Hart, ~ce Knight, preinoted, ,12 . 4ted as:above. Ensign ,Ceorge Yeats, vice Morris, pronie;tl . ., 'Dated as aboVe. 'Ensign Thomas Iteup Dixon; vice lieltnan, resigned, Dated as above. . To he Ensigns--lames Stow, Cent. vice Finney, promoted. Dated September IS, IN:- Walter Tlatton, Gent vice Harrison. promoted. Date atabove. lames Inglish Law. son,, Cent. vice Briggs, prop t oted. Dated as above lames limiter, Cent. vice Hart, promoted, Dated as above. To ba Adjutant—Lieutenant John Finney, vice 'Ceorge Smith, resigned. Dated Sept. 18, 184. Commissia.ns signed by Ills 1114Asy's Vice Lieutenant of the C .unty 0' South anipton. ' Duke of Gioureste , ' Foi est ge.l.. William Hill, ( ,to bra,. Adjutant, vice Nl . Lachlan, re- signed. Dated Aug. 20, i?o4. Battalion of gaunter,- In. fant , y. (obit Henry Todd, Cent. , •bc lieutenant, vice. John C:od. _den, appointed Arluatatit. Mated Aug. /r, 118ui. Inhrl C:umcm Pyle, Gent, to be Ensign, vice John, lletiry, rnrorec!, I)ate,l as a'uo t y • ' •1 . .• cliimeirstmjin :be Crarn:trty 13attalion of Volunteer infantry ; sacs:, , ./ Ry r4e L.94l.lerifekarrt. Dafed Sept, 26, 18c:4. DunlilJ Nl.V.enzie, Esq.-to be Major, vice Lockhart, de.'- "rhoinas,fraser, Esq. to be. Captain. Lieutenint " A 1c... rqubsri, to be Ditto. Ensign John lkoii to be I.i.trt"n tilt; vice Urcritiarr. 17eirtge Nicolson; Gent. to 1) , .. Ditto, vice hl'Keitzie. James Gent, to be Ewi ) ; 1 1, vim{ Ross,. Cicorge, l4' Donald, qesit. to be Sur. Bean. , • . Commtvions'A the , Argyll Ind , Ritte sigued ly the Lord • lifternant, To.be r),pt4in: -U.:uteri:int Hugh Ste,venson, Dated Aug. C 3, Lieutenant Datedbrov 2, igot. Lieu.. ~ ,t einn.r and Adjutant , Lany:, by Ilrevet, Dated Sept, 7, . r rso3,. Duncan. Campb. 11., , E5q. vice I.)uricart Ste Milt, ap-• pointuti Pa vitia. , >ter crt tint Reserve. Dated as above:. To be Ltmt,:nants- D'onalillVl`Art bur, Gent, Dited August *:. tit, tgol. Donsidtcattipbell, Geist. Dated as above. Mex. alii~i r, I.af%lancis, L, Dated ar;,.above. .Ner Camp. bell, Gent.' Dated as above,. Donald M!Lean, Gent. 1)001 ovhbove: A I ' :a lrr Campbell; r:Vrift Dated Sep_ tember 1, i.;ent. Dated iii above. I)trii.. • Oared 1te,.. - erriber 12, 1803, John el•iipb. , .4l*, (lent. ,reel delay 26. 18 -4 • TO be Fits;,; , ,i,s-- lohit t.;ent, Dated , Otiober tS Dated May 4, 18. 4 4. ,(!clio pol9n, Cent. Dat o i Joint Nl'Djk!,ls/111, Pint. August 29, 8 ;• lolin Ross, (.; cut. uated Sep. tereiberl, tBl4 Elant a Ttiro itl the naze , te of the 2.5 th ult. Q,ueen's Royal Volunteers.- For Richard R4ttenblirg to be First : Lieutenant; read • itiehird Rattelibury to be First Lieutenant. • The mystery of: thl ,Fiery Sprw, wbos4 pranks !mite exrittd so much wonder .at. Cambridge, re. mains stilt, onaolved, and will probably become the su t,iqi o f a new play lir Hovel, for the delight and terror of the ipeare.kFuing circles, who,are by no means the least numerous amongst the votaries of curiosity. A Daemon, probably .of- the same nature, some time. ago, excited eOnsiderable terror anh amaxeinent in the vicinity „of Bust on, Staffordshire. The whole of that distrid, beirp, t h e %cite of an extensive coal mine, has also beets the scene of immy tremendous accidents, from Ale explosion of the :foul vapours an "usual in - mines , and theteiror of all those miners 'acquainted with their "destittetiie nature. • A farm house,. near rldston, had been built Over a coal-pit, which was arched over, with an aperture left, through which the slops' rind diet ,, of the kitchen *tie' thrown, 'as into a' CdniinntVlsewer. This hpirture' was in the 'Cellar "and after' . stifle time the good woman of the hoist, and her servant-maid, scarcely ever entered the 'cellar' without having the skirts of their gowns burnt off, and their stocking's and :other garments singed, until the maid, ACCi. dentally entering' -the • cellar at night. without a candle, perceived a fierce blue flame issuing through the sink-hole, and the . ,apartment illurtrt ned witha terrific light., She ran off screaming, and upon covering the source of het terror, the mysiery-Which excited so much amazement was discovered, and the houie abandoned by 'its'/inhabitants. - indeed the cannery for a considerable extent near Allston remains it this - moment in 'a volcanic state, supposed to,arise from "the clonal ignition of a gcbal. mine. One large field, of several acres, presents an entire stirface of ashes and vitrified clinkers, on which man or beast venturing to tread, wouU be in. stantiy swallowed aril reduced to` ashes. , The at. mosphere over this field appeirs On fire at nights, .trail the light it called by the country people rwild. - The present Wonderful , Lottery Wheel Contains three Prizes of zo,oool. one of mooch' three: of 50001. two of moot; and six of Soot . .floausaY and Cu. z6i, Cornhill,will Sell until tO4norrow mottl ing nine o'clock, warranted undrawn, al under, Ticket ‘, 9 ' S 0 Half Lie s o Eighth - 4s ti a Quarter S j o Sixteenth .1 6 6 The chance of obtaining a Capital Prize in the present Lottery is five ,to one in favour of the. Pur. chasers more than in 1795, and one.fitih less in price. Such advantages as these cannot he passed unnoticed. - N. B. 10, 0001. First.draw . n to-morrow morning, atrci 20,00 &. Fust-drawn on the Eighth Day - , anti only fuer days to draw. Ureliticui got a WRIGUM in In toe %AIX Mt/a(' to c&cut t her up the road towards Islington, as it was then dark. She tank him to the sign of the Blne'Colll Boy, where she gave him a dram for his trouble, and had a glass herself.. She did not. pay for the lirihor, but left her patteris in the bar. She said that she - had"to call enmewhere else, but loitered about the house for upwardi of two hours 'afterwards, At ,last she was'iasked if she did not.think that she was staying too late -(if was then near ten o'clock) f she answered, " No ;, I have not far to go to ;" and soon after .that left the house. H:t conduet was thought to be very strange; but the people Of the house Supposed that - she might be in trouble, and thaushe was waiting for somebody. However, no more was known about her until between fi ve •an - d six on Sunday morning; when Mr. &pith, a book_ seller, of Clare -court, Drury.lane, was going to. wards Lea'Bridge, to'fish, in company with his son" and another young man ; they saw the body of a woman floating in the middle of the New River, opposite Duncan Terrace, city .Road. It was pre. vented froin passing under the bridge where the water crosses the road, by a sort of grating whicti sinks below the arch into the water. Yesterday a Coroner's Inquest was held upon the.. body, at J. Berkeley's, the. Queen's Head, Lower. street, Islington, before G.,HUDG,ON, Esq. one of the-Coroners f r the County.- The body having been Viewed brall the Jury, Eingley,,a watchman, deposed, that he saw. the deceased..watking; along the. road, at eleven o'clock on Saturday night, as he was going hi, roundi. nothing particular in her Conti" and therefore did not say any thing to , her. A.; hale after five on Sunday morning, some Gentlemen whit. Were going fishing gave the alarm of a woman hav ing been drowned, in 'the New River. He wewt. and , aw the s . ame•woman. pulled (or by means -of 'the fishing‘rods. She was then, apparently lifeless. However, she was takeo to the watch-house in Islington, and Mr. Mathews, the surgeon, sent for, who examined the batty, and declared that, she p.ist all recovery. Seven Pawnbrokers` duplicate, and 'some other. trifling artiUes were found in her pocket ; • some of the thiv, it appeared, had bee n pawn-d on ie gainrtlay last. 'lf She,,,fiad gone on the side of the river where the regular path: way leads up to Colebrook-row, t was hardly.possibreihat she could hay!! fallen tc, by accident'; but if the had chinced,to vir,Lik upon the opposite side, .which is not ,so generally wed as afoot:Tall), it was very probable that she roaht have . slipped in, as there was; no fenee , on ril.tt side. She had all her clothes on:complete, , the same as he saw her with at, night. Robert 130kCE, cooper, at 9, CometOn street, ClerkenWell, swore, that name of the deeea.ed was Ann Barker. She wa s to the best of his belief about 33 years of ag,, had been marrii4 to him aiout it years, ar:d they h a d t h re e childre'd now living, the eldest.. about tcn years of She had separated from him abi , or IR or zo months, and he bad not seen her for the last twelve atonil4., —I le however,' could declare, that she was very much addiaed to drinkiog y and that she was , apt to be sornething flighty . w.)4eit Jibe dui& any thing to , signify, The Coroner observed to the jury, that, as there was nits any, evidence betas tbetil,to prove deceased had thrown herself into the water, and all the Watchman had sworn, that there was a proba r bility'of a person who was a straner *to the place going the wrong way; anti slipping in by accident, he should, for his'own part, be induced, to lean on the side of mercy, and find a verdid accordingly. 'e left to the Jury hoWever, to decide, whatever ' wa y 'appeared to theM to be the most probable tbot the-had come' to that premature death, • Frinn the evidence of the husband, and froin the duplicates that were fu,und upon her, it was plain that she, had nor led a good anti moral life: tut in cases of self. d e struttion There were in general a bonet, a-bar,. a pair of-shoes, a cloak, or some other .article, left upon ilichhore, by which it was known that the person had had a premeditated. design upon his or her own life. In the , present case, there was r eio.. thing mentioned in evidence, and he left thej pry to form, their opinion upon what.they had h ed t l i swam before them. Vetdiet— That the deceased, Ann Barker, had Accidepullly, and by inauctune, cbtsic by 'her &JELL An Ingni l / 4 ition was (*en — on Thntsday last,-he. fore -1 : 11 "1" J"kiNv>N) one of His.Majestt's Loroncrs [Of Northampton, upon view of the body of' rhotoas fltiee, a labourer, tit ho, on'the priced ing'evefling, went to bed in good health, and,wss 'found dead there the nexc,day.. Vetdia—Pled rsitatifdr God. Su t c r tr t;:. Wednesday last the coachman of Lord LE Dvi,i4NcEiscut his throat, at his Lord. Ship's hrnne, at Ulereworth, Kent. The. Coroner's Inquest sat on the body, on 3atorday, and returned a verdia-- 7 1..nuta). No particular reason can be ae. igned tor ihts rash aft,, except that he had hero a kind' of melancholy habit ,ever since 04.,.104 of his wife, who died about seven months ago.. On Tueßd4 he drove'the coach to Cthsheath, where his Lady went to see a Play performed by the Officers in camp there, and did not return till betw.eert two and three o'clock on Wednesday morning, ;111P NE 11 OILAVpSINO, OCT.- Passed by—the Vulture . , Gla . sspople,; and Lively, from the South Seas ; Patientia, Sternback, from Terserift ; Lady Parker, ,bug, and Valiant.; Good win, , tront HWlLii;p. rat;; Pudic), --, front Gibraltar ; .London, Rpbley, Cliarn pien, `Low, ' Treliitiney r Planter, Curry, Pitt, Smith, Bruce, London, Kerr, Aim, Atkins, Ceres, Warre n , Alfred, Robson, Harriett, .Spinper, and Lord Thurlow, Martin, from farnait.'a. . Sailed—the Griffin,'Elaywotik fur Gibraltar; lane, Da. vidsoit, and Lubec Packet, Wickham, for Tormingen - Argo, Sager, ler V.IICII ; page Fianna, , and Twe G el;roders, Swart; for Ersiladen. itiC ED I ' YXlil v STOCKS, SLIMY. Balk 1.. Aun t 'l6 i3-i6tltsi Ditto shaft Ann. Exchequer Bills, is: dis pat ii i n m p r er c i '4ll 3 t.. pe d r et ( T• c r a ed t:6 4 l ?. ut it Ditto Ann. shut Cott. ktr Nov. Arc. 571 i 4 Whit Stacki,., '- Navy 5 per ..2t. go s per Cent. 1797, shut trash $ per Ct. 84 .4 per Left!. 73 j per Ct. Red. s(..)fr 3 'wt . s 7 Kerr. of a Stm. At Maryfiet.l,neax Limerick, the Lady of the Hon. George ofg Daughter. On Friday eke t 2th inst. - at King's Raid, Chelsea, 0* Lally of Joseph Bullock, rsq. cif a 0411 gh te r• On Sunday last, in Cnarlotte-sreef, Tedford-square, Air. faseph Hcnd, of a Daughter. MARR ICU. On Tuesday last, William Macnamara, Esq. Captain in the Hon. East-India Company's Service, to Miss Cox, daughter of Richard Cos, Esq. Banker, of Oxford. At Carnbusnethan•House, on the 4 - th inst. Robett Lock hart, Esq. junior, of Castlehill, to Miss Eliia Ann Wei -wan, third daughter of Richard N. Newman, Esq. of Thorn. , bury Park, Gloucestershire. Yesterday, at St. George's, Hanover-square, Edward let ninghan, -Evq. son of Sir William lentmeham, Bart. .10 Miss Middleton, daughter of Nathaniel Middleton, Esq. of Town Hill, Hampshire. Captain Gabriel Hamilton Dundas,, Younger, of Ar Canis 'Eskan, in . Dumbartonshire, on the ad insianti t )wn. to Miss Isabella Beyson Detzistuun, daughter of la nio I..)ennistottn, ot Colgrain Esq. Leut.-Coloriel Mekinnor df the Coldstreani Regiment; to the youngest daughter of 'the late Sir loan Cons;wail. Walt. lauddings.. . „ , On Thursday last, at Boimirt, Thomas' Duke, Esti- of Londoo, to Miss Edyveats, daughter of the late losepit LJY' van, Esq. "st week, in Cambridgeshire, Mr. lames Gordon, 3 Cer kant MajeSty' service, to Miss Narley'Pitilier. with fortune of 0001.- Min P. was its the constant habit of at t rtdin . t ht whe re thc tine tigtkre two manly apircal Q v " le . di:leant, added to the adroitness wit h which tie pertbrmed the Military manceuvres, made' a deep- hopression on her heart. Shet as not long in disclosing'her passion la Into ; tor. one 'evening a friend, of front,the pride, and a,:qttainted him with her inviolable at : taclinient. The'gallant Son of *Lis, who had tbught 341 bled in delenceof Ilia country, anticipating the envied plea-,. • aurla 4 speeing the remainder of his (145 in the OM, 9 Iter's Sajeant i beauty, an in the enjoyment of domestic mid conjugal f city, closed with the proposal ; Soon 810.1 taaptials were celebrated, and mirth and conviviality Floscd the trattul scene. LONDON MARKETS, Zee: at 77s on at 76i 64, lOUNTRY bi Wheat. Newbury •;81 to 96s od Salisbury 6os to 81s 0.l Dev6ies .W 6 to 81: od W.trintoster 62. to 844 od ESi ; Red Clover tyltite (titre) Carpway Coriander Turnip. White Muitard Siva grown ditto Canary • - Rye- Grass . LONDON,: Printed Py 11,100Aa 0 1-lAgoi l s, 001 No, 4 , Mauler -court, how.StrAit) L and p u t i :l..bett by v. it.l gm Alm los* Selt U . 'S. Of Sol4tfi Muil.StrCCC, rosvenor-swl"" ) # At the Su ci3O r ftvis No. I 12, Strand v‘licre Advertiuvrtatoi Order, lug the Papr i Lauri for the -E4ro o ar, etc. cir.p2, , oast he 404-Ircts4d. RETURN'OF WIIEA By May Cul I, and Al riditiding only train the Ist agteeatil) to 14 Quarters at So od at Ills od 29i a 8.4 .4 it 79s od ..1 A 7*s od 12.3 t 1; 10 - 2420 at 76S -- 17 1 = lit '7SS 6d t 3 8- at 7$ od 1064 at 7+{s od , 1 4 at 73 i (A 10 45 at,'73l•od 6 5 -----"-- at 7as od 64 ------- at Its od I 344. at 7os Oct And 'Qua Total 11096V.itarters , 74t. night( tt - ,TIN , MARK-LINE, , i,,,,,, As , meat w,ighers, of Oct to tti6 6h ut OA, the new Att. ~ 7$ ,Quauers at 694 0(1 2i4 --- at 68s . Ott 213 ----- at as 04 1 14 --------at 6;s od 314 -- at 6.4 od q4 '—_.._..-. at 63s 64 . . /*a -- at 63s od - .. I too ------ at 624 od I 2 0 4. --- at 6os od 140 - --.- at 595 od 67 ---.."- at 'stt li od 79 --e-- at 56s od 55 ~---i--,at 54s od 91t ~-..------ at 514 9d d 270 ----, at 523 o . I. 26 .r=--at 017$ ° 4 stets at 4U. . j ' , :. --Average 725. o d . . . han list Return. . , A RI:TURN OF FLOUR, d. Front Sept. to Oct. s', train thd Cocket,o !lice. Sacks. S. Sacks. s , 6. $. 1 4 -- 749 6 9 4 1, 4 , 6 i 39 --- 74 0 2 , 63 50 6 t 71 - .4 —63 .5 tbS (Li • 7 S o b ----- 67 el 75 4,3 0 5 • 9891 70 0 io 6Z • 20 cgs 66 o 1 5 • Turd - 41—stisco Sacks. --Avcrap 658,. sod. Is. 3yi. higher titan last totutu. ---- AVERAGE. PRICE , tH; ENGLAND AND WALBS! ' Ending Oct. 6. Wheat 6 'sd .. A ..is I_ Barley I..ii ild 1 Beans 4! 4 .711 Rye .. 8 1 ,s 7. Oats ais 7d Veaso 4ii " 44.% 12}4. ET S (last %%reek) pet Qr. -Barl • ()As. 36s od Cu y. 40$ Ott 1 2,4 s od to ;it ,t,15 od to 4O od at" oti t 0 . 30 5. 365 od tO 85 -. , d 465 0 ,1 to 31; 395 4t 10 3_41.51(2.d............ „. „,75 eCt PRICE t. 114JPs. 111.G5. POCltit'ff • !„ 4s. 1 K.ent, jl. igi. to 4 1 ' L t . . Kent, 31. 10$. to 4 31, 103 i. iBi. S ub icx, 31,365-tP .111,70. 3t. 10. los. 10 41. —5, I 1;311111.111i, 151..:5• tcl SE,i:»s: 4)S ti) Ci'S I 66S 10 1 '5 4 c i ner cwt., .• gs 4is r 93,4 t..) 94+ 9 , 4 to it).,i.ashei. resw zoi U;i: to iDi 12.) toI hi 4110:litta. 9 , 3 to 0,1 c,4 to Z4s'P'll q' arr. lb.) kr 1, A.1.31 : 3 410 ulting,4* cmb, each . t ° 2 ,4 J. Ditto, 60 .0 651 b. each. 1.0 7.1 ' &ter,c l )oo l 4'Sack; s * to 'l)tr.s d. iing ttates., ,„ c": 3 4,1 Fine Coach FiTtles, .4 , $34 ,18 t) ;141: Crop Hides forcutting, . - 220. 1 ° - AA* Flo 04-41itury Skins. 3o to par 1)01:ert f 3 Ditto, to 36d. Pe' Ditto, s o to 70th. 3311. to 3641. pot lb. Ditto, .70 to Holt). 30.1. to 32.1, po 104. teeplartd) 42d. to 44 ,t. per 014 o . zer" Large. ditto, tads, t 6. pc! D flityttSkins t lt Lo. sps. to 34.4 P Ili"; . , . .---- , 11,4Wir 1ift51...5. riestileifersand Steers (p. st.) Orttinary, ss, 0 4. to 35. 40 , Po -Ed. to 4s. 44, Muttet C Alf, toe). 6 a % % at. Miildlinfe• 4d. to 3s. 61. Eng Ittnt: 40. r,..,e' l7s ' • - - zs. bit, to 3s:so. ' - I.arnb Skins . . 3s. ou. ro 4s. 0:1 1 :_,......-e 4 ... ..... .. ... • SMITI-IFIELI) NititKET, oa. 11. . To sink the Ottitl.-per stont - of 81b., , i , Reef, 4 9. 04. to 3 3. J. i Vc.ti , 3 s. 4(. tQug: Qsd. wimp, 41. ed. to ss. od. I Pork, 3 4 1 4 ,1 . „r ° 4- - Limb, - . 4s. ed. to ;$ O. ittikt) of cATTLE THIS peV,. ~ Beasts, *beta 2zoo -....- Sheep and Loottbs, ...-. cl. NEWCATE and LEADI:.NHALL NtAltt‘ - 3 By the Carcase. , ti) ~ 0 1. Heel, 3s. ott. to 4s. 2d. i Veal, .0. pd. i, Mutton, 3S. Od. 10 441. Od. 1 P o rk, 3s. id. to 44' , Istrib, . . 3`.,4d. to O. 44/* St. jAMES's HAY MA104.1;1% 0 4' 4 1i Hay, 2 t• 174. 3,1.•t0 41. 65. - Aver. .5.1* $ 6. Straw, tl. 044. to 11 13s. cci.—Ave r • 11 ' *; will TECH AP r MA MC ET, ,13.,;"`a.' Hay.,. 31. l o s, o d, t o 4 1, jo s. 041,-...-AVe.r• 4i • -,°"'011 I:l4ver, 41. tog. oil. to st. 64. Str4w. 11..t05. oci. to 11. 16s. Lately„ Lieu tenant-0)10nel John Sutherland, of Kinnaidd• • On the 3tt iust' at Dalkeith, 'Richard Cochran, l'A• ' ll . American Lo mist anti formerly one ot ills hia;citY' , . l " 4l4 c. at the Court of Common Pleas for the Province of NCW jer sey. In • • . • On Sunday se , unitit, at Dynedig, near I fereford. 1C late th s 65th yea of his age; Captain William C:111041i, Of 0 Bad Regiment . Henry-' C stk. ' On Saturday last, at his house at Ct rt. elsea, 1 " man, E,q . Acting -Barrack- tvi.otcr.of the Oarrack Depa ilitllt. , • 33r1Uriti • Lately, in the tcast year of her age, of Leects, a maklett Lady ' Mrs, 'Grace I . ..A a black On t::,:. aßth of August last; at Dour, in Ac°,' - ' - '", - •i 1 ,3 1110, 11 Ittie..4 Pompey, at the great ago a 011.;.! 111.111ttNii • tV, clay !. ! ! .. . ' .----- ..•