The Sun. — London, England, 1804-10-02 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. OSWESTRY RACES.—MONDAY. The Silver Cup, value gal. C. W. W. Wypne, dun h. Sir C. Hattori . 11r. Downe's h. g. • . Rogcrs's h h. - S , !ne ctty the S weepstakok: of cgs. each. Sir W. W. W pia, Bart.'s. h. h. A stiton wa!ked over. ,TUESDAY. The Cup, value 65gs. nyon's b. m. Lloyd Llmtl, Fol.'s b. m Same thy. the Subscription PUrse of ;01. tir S. R. Chris), Bart 's hr. .11. - • Sir W W Wynne, hart 's br Mr. Billiti b ton'a b. c. Forrester T t 2 2 3 3 T T 3 3 t 2 3 3 2 weoNtsurct. The Subscription Purse of s'all. F. 1). 4 .stley, Esq.'s h. m. Citizen . 3 T Sir W. W. Wynne, Bart.'s b. m. Nenett 7 2 3 C. Smith, 6q '4 b. h. Bamford' t z 3 Same (Ely, the Sweepstakes of sgs. each, with t. gs, added, H. E. holies, Esq.'s b. in. . 2 I T Sir W. W. Wynne, Bart.'s hr. in. . 4 3 4 Sir S. R..Glvnn, liart.'s c m. - . t 2 Hun. T, Kenyon's b. b. Midas . - 3 4 3 MORPETII MEETING. TUESDAY, SEPT. 18. The Maiden Plate of ;A. for three year olds and upwards. Mr. Ord's b. c. by Pipinor, out of Sandhopper t 3 3 Mr. Stevenson's b. f. Cantata , . 3 1..2 Mr. Dinsdale's ch. 1. Little Nan 2 . 3 3 WIDNISSDAY': The sol, for three and tour years old. • Sir 11. Williamson's b. c. Transit s by BeningbtOugh • r t Mr. Waltonl b. c. Spot • 3 TIIURSDAy. The pl. for all ages. Sir 11. Williamson' sb. c. Transit, by Beningbrough .r r Mr. ',Valton's Spot . 1 3 Mr. Dinsdale's c. f. Little Nan . . . 3dr BEC:LES MEETING. WEDNILtn&Y, SZPT. 1 9. • Sir C. Banbury's Prosper by Waxy, received the ap. pointed premium ; and on Thar day the. TovOn I'Lete . was won by Mr. Erabden's Latitat, beating Mr. George's Sports. man. WALSALL RACES. %Immunity, .6.111'T 26. The Corporation and Gent IL:lncas' Subscription Platc orsol. ''Mr. Pigott's c. c, by Wooclpecket, 4-yrs old .3 .1 t Mr. Lord's c. f. Danceaway, 3 yts old . 2 2 Mr. Rcece's b. m. Dutchess ' 4 vrs old - 2dr High odds on Mr. Pigott's —a good race. Someday, a Stakes c!f:sogs. Mr. Lord's e. t. Dancessvay. 3 yrs 014 Mr. Tinker's bi. f. Rival, 4 yrs old Dinceaway the favourite. vtroasoAv, Ist?. 27. Sul?scription Purse also'. free for all ages. . . I . I Mr. Lord's h. g: Cockspinner, - 4 yrs. old T L. Brooke's MoNon, 3 yrs old j..C. Whinelev's b. It Prior, ; vrs old, fell Moyston the favourite —won easy. I 3 i d. An immeme concourse of petple, at at early hour, licked from all quarters to Witness this truly-gra. tifying scene. NORTHANIPtON RACES. THURSDAY, Si?Y. $7. 'nit Town Purse of snl. free (orally Horse, Mare or Gelding. Mr. Ketlerman's ch. m. Mary, .y yrs old . Mr. Emblen's - br. in. Lipsey. 4 yrs old 3 z Mr. Sutton's gr. g. Mars, s years old z 3 Mr. Abbey's Little [oho, 4 yrs old - - dr Same Day, a Maiden Plate of col. for all Ages. Hon. T. Coventry's ch. m. Maid of Kent, 3 yrs old Mr... Saile's b. g. Lemon Squeezer, 6 yrs old Mr. Murland's b. f Sylph, 3 yrs old Mr. shaman's hr m. Donbrtul, 6 yrs old Mr. Fisher's b. h. YoungWhiriwind, s yr.. old 4 2 2 3 • 3 4 S 5 It might he expected (says the Cornwall Gazette of Saturday) that the mild climate of CAnviall, where " the myrtle of. Venus" flourishes in peren. nial verdure, shoUld prove highly congenial to the tender passions; but, hitherto, the siniplicity of our manners has restrained its exuberance, and forbid. den our figuring in the fields of gallantry. We have this week to report, however, an Elopement and . aCrim.Con. The charafters in the twiner are o,Lieut. P. till I gained unfading laurels on the scorching sands of Egypt, and. C. 0 , a soft. eyed che.ub" of Bodmin. They passed through Launceston a few days ago a Correspondent) for Gretna Green. The Ctitn. Con. affair is the growth of the Cassit , rid , !s ; and, we fear, will td. timately prove a Silly business:. • , The Mail Coach proposed to have run betw een Glaspw and Editibuigh, twice a.day, and which was 5. , have commenced , in the beginning of o,ttober, it abandoned fur the present. A handsome Chapel is about to be erected in East Looe, at the expence of the Members of Parliament for that Borough. A most extraordinary crow was shot nit Saturday near'Kendal Castle, by Mr. Bland. - , ; The feathers on the neck and back, and lower part • of, `the body, arc brown, and thelail and wings nearly white. • - In the list of persons to whom certificates have been granted for killing game, in the County of Chester; is 'the name at a Mrs. Latham, of Frod. sham, widow ! r • An extraordinary catch of hake was made last week in a boat from Mount's.bay. Four men, with hooks and linen, =iglu upwardsof:s6g in 0114. _ . TExtraardimary in4tance of Ferair..di v i4..- 2 L An heifer belonging to Mr. )ohn Wayte, of Milton, in Der. layshire, about a month since calved three fine eilves, which" are now alive, and computed to be worth ten guineag.. At Jcdburgh Fair, on Tuesday last, there was a middling good show of black cattle ,there were, however, but few south country buyets, and tome. quently a dull sale: good fat brought a tolerable price, but lean and young cattle were bought very teasooable, and many Went out of the fait unsold. The Tup Fair at liawick, on Saturday soarmight, was utcomrnonly full, and a greater variety than usual. A good number were sold, but more re. mained unsold; some South Downs fetched respea. able prices, that kind coming pore into request. At Staines Fair, on: Wednesday,' there was an unusual good show of horses, , and cattle in general. Pigs sold freely onions-, of which there were a large supply, Were so cheap as not, in some instanc es , to defray the expense of their carriage to the lair ; though acted in the evening at the low price of 2t. per bushel a considerable quantity was taken away unsold. Vt.i.tfL/Np NtvPT. 20. CArr. WiLSori on Sunday last arrested several persons in a public.house in Church.street, upon one of whom he found a number of cqunterfeit in nearly a finished stfrate for circulation, - and with another a quantity of recently made rap halfpence They were committed to Newgate by the Superin. tendant Magistrate. Several persons, suspeeted of combination, were apprehended in a 'public.house in Anglesea.street, on Sunday night ; after a short examination before Alderman ALEXANDER, they were liberated. An unfirtunate female was decoyed on Saturday night by a ruffian into a ruinous house at the corner of Exchange.street and Smock-alley, where, after having been otherwise ill.tised by bins, he barba. musty stabbed her, and left her in an expiring con. dit ion, the inhuman assassin having made his escape. The neighbourhood having been alarmed at this cit. cumstatice, and some examination being made.about the ,premises, the body of another young woman was discovered on the ground floor, who, it jeaured, .had been murdered in a similar manner. This ruinous edifice ought to be immediately-pUlled down, especially as it is a scene of such notorious iniquity. A deserter, who was pursued through Conk-street on Sunday 'last, and who had r ompletely outran-his pursuers, was accidentally met by Capt. WILsoN, secured, and given up to the Regiment from which he escaped. • . •. A , p - uhlican in opulent circumstances, residing in Stoney.batter, cut . his throat on Saturday night with a shoemaker's knife, and immediately expired. CORONERS' INQUESTS. SATURDAY evening a,,Coroner's Inquest sat at the Batty Mow public house,' Mount -street, an the body of a genieel.dressed young female who was . found drowned in ,the Serpentine River. The. keepers of the Park observed her soon after (by. light on Saturday morning, walking to and fra y , on the gravel walk, at the water's edge, and reading a book'at• internals. No information could he vb. twined who she was ; but a letter was found in her pocket, signed Ann Robinson, addressed to an At. torney in the City, which contained reproaches of infidelity. Verdia—Lance.y. Another Inquest sat yesterday afternoon, at the Blue Lion, 4,ppuite to St. Anne's Watch-house, on the body of a journeyman coach-maker, of the name of Merke, who fell d o wn in an apopletilic fit yesterday morning, in Compton.street, and is. pired immediately. l'he deceased was going, with his bag of tools, to a new j ib, at the shop of Mr. Leader, in Oxforti-street, when the fit seized him. Vertlift—Direilty the wititatioit of God. On Friday last an Inquest was taken; by Mr. CALLAw.t.r, Coroner, on the body of Mr. James Lewis, of Portsmonth, mill.wright, who laid denly fell down in a fit and expired. Verdtd—Pi. sitatiote of God.' The same day another Inquest was held on the body of J. Hackman, who fell from the middle.deck of the ship /row (now lying in p. rts. mouth Harbour) down the main hatchway into the hold s and was killed. Verdict—Accidental Death. On' Sunday as a man, who f Imerly kept the King's Arm., at Ati(m.b Atom, was standing on one of t he hind wheels of the W rcester coach, near Kensington Gravel.pits, in order to ascend the roof, the coachman; who thought he was seated, drove on, when the man fell, and the wheel passing over him, he was killed on the spot.—The body was conveyrd to the Swan public.house, near the spot, the Co. roner3 investigation. The deceased has left a wile and two children. About four o'clock yesterday afternoon, a man, supposed, from papers found in his pockets, to he a Surgeon on hoard some of out Ships of War, went into a Public.house: (the Stags), near Vauxhall Turnpike, and asked. I r a paper of tobacco ; within a few Minutes after he had received it, he stabbed himself twice in the throat, arid immediately went from the room he was in, .and met the servant girl, whom he knocked down ; when she got up, he cut her across the throat, and stabbed her in the neck. He then proceeded to the tap:room, ,where a ,titan was sitting, and with his knife penetrated his tern. pie; he afterwards ran out, and was pursued by 'a man who witnessekthe transaition, whom he like. wise wounded with the same instrument in the shoulder. .The wound of the latter is not danger. MSS, nor is the girl's supposed mortal ; but of the other poor man, little hopes are entertained. The unhappy maniac's throat was sewed up, and he was taken to the Hospital in a very dangerous state. A melancholy accident happened on Saturday evening,last r at ten o'Clock.--As Me. Johnson, of Fore -street, Lambeth, was returning home with two persuns with him. in his cast from town, the horse suddenly took fri4lit in Lambeth Walk, and ran off. The two persons immediately jumped out, and pro, videntially , escaped unhurt., Soon after tan foul 'of a posit . and upset, with Mr. Johnson, who was taken up speechless, and conveyed. home. Me. dicalsaosistance was immediately procured ; but he WAS so much bruised that . he expired about two o'clock yesterday morning . His . father svavarly' interred the preceding evening. Yesterday at Marlborough.street, a young dash. ing Ladiei Maid was charged with assaulting.o huge Ladies 'Man. The Prosecutor: is left in care of a fa. Mily house in Wimpole.itreet, which the Defendant of cootie 'resorted: to, she being sent tp t io w n to t rens. at business for her mistre s s. The young Lady con. 'ceived that she had not been cordially received by the footman, and vented her rage'by breaking the dishes while at dinner on Sunday, and heating a boiled ham about' the head of her late enamorato. She was ordered to {end 1 . 4% . rt LOTT drawn Ott NA. tUrtiay a Prize of toool. was sold at Sw trr's Office, in the Poultry, in one Quarter and twelve Sixteenth Shares. The Lottery Offices at the Rnyal 'Excharge and Cornhill were stripped of their Shares on Saturday morning, in consequence of the rapid , and unprece dented demand which the present favourite and grand State Llttery Scheme has occasioned. In this Lottery 'rickets and Shares ace cheaper, and intrinsically worth more than in many former Lotteries. Sate of the Wheel Three Prizes of Twenty Thousand Pounds, Two Prizes of Ten Thousand Pounds, Three Prizes of Five Thousand Pounds, Three Prizes of One Thousand Pounds, Eight Prizes of Five Hundred Pounds, &c. &c. Third Day's Drawing, Wednesday next. Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, on sale at all the Licensed Offices. The Ticket No. 20724, drawn en Saturday a Prize of loco!. was sold and registered at BISH'i Office, No..}, Cornhill, and No. 9, Charing. Cross, where 'indrawn Tickets and Shares may be had until Wednesday morning next, at nine o'clock, when the Third Day's Drawing will begin. The Wheel is uncommonly rich, which appears by the f)llowing,State : . Th ree Prizes of Twenty Thousand Pounds, Two Prizes of Ten.Thnusand Pounds, Three Prizes of Five Thousand Pounds, Three Prizes of One Thousand Pounds. There is no possibility of intr.)ducing a compara tive statement relative to , the advantages offered by the present Lottery more than in any former one.— The Contraa:rs for the Lottery, this year, have disposed of the Tickets to the Public Two Pounds in real value cheaper than the last Lottery, and they are resolved to sell, until to.morrow morning, nine o'clock, Tickets at tfil. los. Every Calcu. Igor. of Chances must perceive the beneficial in. tirest arising from the extraordinary grand State o f the Wheel. • HORNSBY and -Co. •have frequently sold Tickets from 601. to' tool. and the 'chance of obtaining a zo t tbool. to,oool. pool. &c. •by no means equal to the present. Tickers and Shares are selling at the Office of linatlArr and Co. No. 26, Cornhill, warranted undrawn. 4Vcarter, on Friday, stopping in Whitechapel road, left his dog in the cart for its prnteetion, when a horterin a following team, attempting to eat some straw from it, was caught by the d g by the owe, anti torn in a shocking manner. The owner of the horse purposes to institute an aftion for da. mages against the master of the dog. COAL EXCHANCE, Sept. 2L Best Coals, in the Pool, per Chaldron Delivered to Housekeepers at Sunderland i per Chaidmit Delivered to Housekeepers at • tiia od 49s od • bis od LONDON : Printed by it tcHARD (of No. 4, Martlet-court, )tow-Strez.t) 4 and Publishe , (l by W au As htitilk Scat rrs, (ot South Mottnn.areet,- Gros.cfwt-squAtc); At the Stm-Ovistcs,.No. ill, &raid ; where ddverfiumegis Orders fur the Paper, Lftters for the Ed;tor, Sec. must, fir a4iftssecl. . t. 7 C -- 621 fittory and Nottlrighath Warehouse, No 134,: V e rt./ an extensive ant valuable Aiortineitt of fl()S1 L It '', ° ,;,pliff, description, witich, tot' eli .;:ancilae,vl:7atilleSs as,iteasatet.l3ll:sl\4::::::', O la th i g ne pe v rso r he r e : I l l n Cil tl l ti @ s il li C n ° :"o,tr an btr ti. si t :w e i• he surpassed. Th d inativ advantages he yoisess e C:: f t wit ot . pertection to which, by itu•lefatiOle attenttna, 3 , 1 `..` 1 , t hri rnite,l expenee, he hat brought his Niarifactory..‘`'illvatiil allot(' him MI OppOrtttnity of ofiSrieg to t he pithltc.o tter e of G Docti., superior in every respeia to tboso ° I I° ttl 1 11 ' 11 ,4 1° ttna the pecuhi ortb son, and render al.' competition fruitless; also 4;- .6 41. - tatters hiitiielt; is3or.eor. eccommodate the i'oblic, either in the wholasale.f‘ ~:tiblf 'expOrt trade; upon terms more moderate than cal' t . • b,-; atfordthi by any other House in the Nietropolis. W A 1% T" in' T(F. continues t o provecl PEDOMETER, •or ~,( i iiil WISER, Which wizen worn in the Pocket. I l 'i Sol' the distance the Wearer walks, (price -r wo (; o i"f u ri. , '',i'' by SPENCER anti P EltKI NS, Watch-maK.c..,,r",,,,..hi11i.,,; West End of Newgate.street (removed from ' lw.. .a ti *f o account ot the Impmvernents there); who Or gl ,i; t he,' 4 , 1 years have fabricated these Machines ; and the , ro:k., not claim the Invention, it being aliTiosto s 4 ' l ' l'l l-1W ,i ' ,o %itches. yet all that ever 'came to t h e i r kn.svv ;rink '•„, been so rude in their shape, inconvenient in 'L on piii`'"' ii•worted in their perfortnanC•e, as to have bc 2 ° as useless. :This, which they take the liberty to nfia to th,li r y li t i o7, l ; elegant in ittzlf, most conveniently used, p:,,,te, and, what is desirable in all Machines of fal'icY%t'arn o ''' chew; tarot liable'tO be out of order, and is 3 11 , 1 1j — iiji.ing Companion to Gentlemen, who are fond 01 "" fetfit Shooting. • ' t latelo 0 Flattering themselves the great I mproeelliuk r ot ` e jit , has earritxt ic to its ultimatum, thoy rake' tit' s s , r i t e , t O ,O making it public, to secure to trtern,:lvt,-s at 1- 3 joats ~yid', . thereof; .havillz been materially.. injured bY 1% 1;0. 6 f f :0 hzve copied their 1113chiricc . aid passed tilo'lliidicr r' mien as their own l ii elitions ' though at naufh w , and very interior work. , -. . . • LONDON MARKETS, Stc. RETURN OF WHEA By Messrs. p t 1.0 and.M Including only trrom the 17th agreeably to 61 Quarters fit Bos od 174 -- at 795 od 47 6 -- at 7%$ od 3,3 at 775. od 68a at 76s 6d 1134 at 755 od 982 at 74$ od 503 at 73i od 977 at 7as od 49 -- at 7ts od 44 -- at7osod 270 --- at 69S od 427 •••••-----..-• at 69s ad 174 --- at 675 od 19z -------at 65s od T ot a l 82 37 Quarters. 3s. ht.. higher I ,T IN,MARK.I.ANE, I A LPA S, Meal Weighers, of Sept. . to the aid of Sept. the new Ad. St Quatters at 6;s od 49 -, at 6 4s 6, 1, *132 ------ at 643 o d lit; ----- at 63$ %TA 9 at 6is" 6d 2g4 . at 64`,; 6d 293 ---- at S9S "ed 7 -------- at stIS od p --- at 56s cd 59 ----- at 551 od 67 ------ at 54s at --- at 53s cd 5) ----- at sos 59 - at 45s oil .—Average 7os. Ilia. than last Ite:urn. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From Sept. 15. to Sept. 21, from the Cocket-011icc. Sacks. s. el. Sacks. s. d. Sacks. s. d. 1—75 0 21 ••••..... 66 6 I 53 ---6 T 6 —23 -- ;-:. o , t 73 -,-- 66 0 5 61 o 17i1 --730. 4613 —65 o i 13s —63 0 30 •••••-•••-• 69 0 I 2 93 — 6 4 0 1 , V. , —5 B 0 3214 ---- 68 01. 2r. - Jo —63 3 1 a—. 57 0 40 --- 67 6 T 12 •••••••• 62 6 I 5--i6 0 *---- 248 -. 67 0 I 142 •—•-•• 62 0 3 0 """""' 55 0 , Total -1 1109 Sack& —Average 665. 6d. 2t.. 131 , .1. higher than last return. WESTERN COUNTRY & k AV WES. , IARKETS ;fast Week) per Qr. 'Wheat. barley. - Newbury 53s to sios od 34s 61 to 38s Salisbury 63s to 76s od 30s - oil to 36s Devizes 64s to 740. od 333 od to 4os Warminster 56s to ?Ss od 33s od to jss' Oats. od 263 ad to 2Q oft 266 Oft to 3LS cd 2lsCdto3ls * Olt isod to Z6l . . I'ItICL W. 110 PS.. SACS. POCKSTA. • :. Kent, 31. toy:. to 3L tgi. I Kent, 31, Cis. 12 41'. tzt. Sussex, 31. tos. 10 31. 16i. 1 Slisselt, 31. 185. to 41. 3s. Essex, 31. tos. tO 31. 16i. I Farnham, 6s. --s. to 71. os SEI DS. Red Clover White ditto - Trefoil • Ca rraway • . Coriander - Turnip - - White Mustard Si on lirmvn ditto - Canary It ye-Grass - . 63s to oss) 63s to 91s ; 21$ to 36$ }vet cwt . S Ytops 4 10) to Os j 143 to 245 per bushel. Ss to Los od ditto. 12,1 to Os ditto. 7s od to 8$ od ditto. tis od to i..p; per Tinter Best Heifers and Steers (p. st.) Ordinary, 3s. od. to 3S. 2d. As. Bd. to 41. 4t. Market Call; ;os. 6d. each. Middling, 3s. 4d. to 3S. 6d, Eng. HOtSe 144. tO 17s. &ch. Pelts u.. 64. to 3s, 6d. Lamb Skins - . 3s. od. to 4s. od. - SMITRVIELIrtdARKET, I. To sink the Oak—per stone of Mb. Reef, 3s. to 4s. &I: 1 Veal, 43. od. to s s. 4d. Nltttiort, 41. 4 4, :0 od. .1 Pork, 4s. od. to 4s. St • Lamb, • • 4%. od. to so. od, . 111A0 OS , cATTLIL Tlll4 *Alf. Beata, about 2300—Sher) and Lambs, 20,000. NIiWCATE and LEATIF.NHALL MARKETS., By the Carcase. Deer, 3s. ad. to 45. od. I Veal, 2i. Bd, to 4s. 81. Mutton, 3s. 1:1. to 4s. ad. Pork, 45. mi. to 4 s. LI. arnb, - - 35. 04. to 4s. 4d. stl'T. 3a. Passed b;'—the Commerce, Cll. c, Hera; 'NUN : 4 lasi, And B::ron Nelson, Fo:ster, from Malta ; fairy, Lee, Oval Smyrna; Morrymack, front the, River Plata; Mary and Claarlot:e. ['error*, A c;ii!les, and foiro flowering - , from Petcrstmirgli ; Antlerott, tront Mums ; A HaMi)4l„ tro , n ; St. John, Cart9G- Elizabeth, Price, Tw:.l Brothel's T Friends, Sutherland,illackionl from PH ., 3/(1 wo AIS"' ern, Barry. from Memel ; lan; William and Catharine, ----, from Christiana; -Mori .Fortune, Freeland, Beiljamts,,llutchcr, Dan ttic Farewell* —, Peggy, Forster, Thetis, Onibre, Heirs!, /lover, Cos cord. lleattio, Cuilltbrd, Blygh, and Cyguet, Cameron, 'front Dantzic. Soiled —the Isabella, C reen, for Charleston ; OdLf, Shorn,. far Cadiz ; Paris, Carnick, lsabcUa, iltubJon, and Ilatiet, Maberly, for Petersburgli. BIRTH. On the 2.9 th ult. the Lady of the Rev. Dr—Hoskins, of AppietOil, 13erks , of a Daughter. MARRIED. On Tuesday last, at Brigham, Cumberland, Mr. William 1. Sadler, of St. Paul's Church-yard, to Mies Bowe, ' 4 O( Cockerinouth. On Wednesday last, Mr. Doane, of the Temple, 1. 011611 ' to Miss Mashiter, daughter of Mr. Mashiter, of Lancaster, • Cabinet-maker. QO Thursday, at the Holy Trinity Church, Hull, Gorge Sanders Tliwaites, Esq. Captain in the York Rangers,. to Miss Martha Lupton, second daughter of Mr. Heneagel-111' tor., of Hull. ( )a Saturday, at Downton ,Church, Sir. Edward Smirk 1124: of Newland Park, Yorkshire, to Miss Sus in • Dawktoi. daughter at Henry Dawkins, Esq. of liandlynch, On Friday, Alatthrw Towgood, of New Barns, neat*. Albans, to. Miss Vinson, niece of Harry Sox, Esq. ul AO' • mersmith. On Saturday last, at St. lames% AliCliael Eaton( Egt•tir touu i , in Surrey, to Nilss tViiStr, ifinighter of the Jae Benjamin Willett, Esq. of Brook C reen„.klainnterS4l.oll* .. .. . . ,DIED. , . ... A few days ago, Mrs. Callow, the Lady of Lieutenant, Coi met Callow, Lieutenant-Governor of Quebec, /0 0°4 or the King's own Regiment of Dragoons. Pit the alth tilt . at Edinburgh, Mrs. Eleonora MacdOtlift, wid o w of William M•Gnie, Esq. of lialmaghie t anti.s ist° to J.,ie late Earl of Duritfries. On the illth nit at Abenlecn, Mrs. Mary Reid, win.relf the Itev. Dr. fohn Ogilvie, Miiiistcrof the Gospel a i P i ' - Mar. - On "the :ad ult. at her house in Prince's-st met* Ea h tli a i t . ; Mrs. Dorothy Hay, widow of lohn Hay, Esq. WO -7 - awl mother ot the late Martiiiis ot' Tweed ale. ' On Wednesday, at Higher Tower, rt j t,„4 4 r e T • ntro 5Y 1 , 1114'15 Jerkins, Esq. one of tilt" Partners in the Corrilsli'l3aT.l. U. On Sunday, aged 52 years, Mra..Astley, wife ' Ol ', „ ~, near Warminster. . .. Astley, Esq. of E trio', flampshint, d aughter anti ,‘,.,. heiress with the present. Lady Letlibridge, at Sairdhiilt i t , vensisite, of the late Benjamin Wackier, Escl• of 1/°r"" On the zytit ult. at Tillyhill, B.dgonar. • Fort-William, Mrs. Cs?. The same day, at Clantan, near tain Macdonell, elTulloch. I un Charles Walter Scott, thiat W,lliarn; Teger, Esq. ill: The fame thy, at N erto . son ot Hugh Scott, Esq. ot Harden, Scotland. -....---............ PRICE 0, srocKs, Y &SI g it:ink Stock; shut Navy S per Cent. oo 9) SS re , Cent. 1797, shut rish 5 per Cent. shut 4 per Cent. shut 3 p;:r Cent. Red. shut 3 per Ct. Cons. I ADAY. . 1 Rank L. Ann. dint 1 limo Short Ann. st int old' Ann. O mn iu" . 6 ,!,tColt pr. I in perial 3 per . . Ditto Ann. Con. for 16t1i041. 57i i meersoeu=sll l3 = s,---- VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, at fIAROW,c4 am LL, comprising MANO R, or it tif urtit) NOR, an ELEGANT MANSION, XtollsiVe 1)0%11: SURE GROUNOS, a FAR: I, and scver4l ING HOUSES. • . Twelve o'Cloi;k, • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By M r SOUII/13, , v ... , nY cz_ O ar r r ( a te v, r .a of y.s th joltieriel.sltleoeus,co:f (triiel!litte.lritifylliride P,ilgc..o.l.'srioabi-t bcr, at in f,OTS, jAh.. CAPITAL and VALUABLE FREF)"I" nor of FLAMIIEkTs ' and -The unfinished Ivlanstoil..liou• with T ut well ki"vvit l'lcaure Grounds and (Lltden:;, "1,t,1N:i... I::::_:_ia.,_,Lit:ieno:el,..EininY.)St,e:.suri...:ti).):u,:iai:rlrile::ccciciistotlei : t 's ; l . lt e l ti sa , .., : tl iv _i r g o lttlitily situarcd, and distant only te4l ow . ; from I .'7 a m. • 1 Plis• Tile '. louse and No re . Grounds (which 'occupy 'near forty scre s ' wt.,' of 10n... ~beell distin;luished as tiie oritainent of that w t., _ I A !so about iilll4;l4:ltatcillteettt:flirce°sC, Itc"t'd M$ greatest taste, art , 1 1 \ ~., v . i i i oi a binutiful Piccc ot Water, ziiirned %vitt' :Il ,:t'b.itr I. itilatTil' Tr'np 1 t' , i, :5c.:. 4. anti joliciowly plAntbll with `r C r.. . i 111 the and c%tein,.iStitit u t. os, and Vinery, are stockeil with the foie,' l'ruit!weit 11 Stabling ani:l Out-liouseS lie inliblied in Ott euttilli" lIIVIIICT. I. 'OW AO . ri 4.6te.,;(xt..l,7l,r,ritOcilk_i.i.est,:ulisilittiri.ur,l.rswq:c.ll.i.N.::::.iii; ,:o:::::.i,,c.,r,y.w.e<i r ich tt.l toNt.ll:l2l:,,,,Lieitt:suino: ,31. 5 t t... - .re L. - . 111.1, lruinediatelv 3 , l.iiiii.ti , the ...tbo.yes go", ' w ith (I ,A vii , an... 1. Babies, in the oi:citpation of the Rev. l'ilim,`, ' o gAiir ilii,ibs., lhe Glrileilf., P4'.'oi iiiri . ,.. o , . ... :.c, wit,. >JIII,, ~t. 1.1 eb, ...• ..., Gr. ,kat.t . ti r ti 3 ::r f rao l r t ‘, l vi i c c i. i l t s e i r . l l. • ~.I ,: . l l : it i s . a u l t .i t t l i ,:r . : - 'and Sig 1 n who le of which is pit ol iS tit iP t!it h a r t t e 'pl . Th e:IT:UtCS at' V' The M K ICI4 A it D . -1)11" E o t: ' ( l'' dt "" sc(l.. iv:d w itn Tic , , --- alLSiOn and '(;rounds call only be F . P.. _ .. N . fts, which ilia'', be had of the A netioneer, t NA . Piaitcd l'articlilarlutiy h: had' of Iklessrs. rt e anit.,-030 e‘ . : . , ,. Solicitors, Nurliill:...smet, Strand ; And 11. .)f 1 2 . 1 1;44. i.b.iiiins,er ; at "`'ri ; i Esq. Deett';-yarrt W. - .• . the King'' ' ~ r • ~_,1i.4 I I 11r, Isai4ey, SUP:Cyor to tilc 1114:104's :vilOs S"vdo-pAssa , r, S ;vile- 1o w, WIVCIC a r lin of t he, gsr ° W' I L .. es i ge • :it the plice or Sale and ol Mr. •,c o oy U. b;ren. l'' ----•-••''''' l'A 1.0%V. Town Tallow os. 755. Russiado. (Cowl) 71s. 73 5 . Russia do. (50.)685.6d.4 95 . Melting Stud' 59 1 . Ditto touch 4 ts. od. Graves Lis. od. , Good Dregs .1 Is,. od. Yellow Soap, Ras.—Mottled, 90s.—Curd," 945. Price of Candles per dozen, 1I s . 12s. 61. PRICE O 1 'l' St. James's. Market 41. 0. Clare Market • 4s. 5,1. Whirechapel Market 45. 4 1 . per stone oflllb. as. ad. Average price 4s. 443. St. JAMES's HAY MARKET, Sept. 20. Hay, tt. rts. 6d. to 41. los. od.—Anr. 31.:a*. 3d. Straw, tt. Jos. et, to 21. as. 6d.—Aver. it. 16s. od. WHITECHAPEL MARKET. Scpt. 29. Clover, 41. log. ad. toll tos. oti.—Aver. 41. i t i, . ad. Straw, LI. SS. od. to 11. 43. od. —Ater. ti. z is . 01. cgs , rt