The Sun. — London, England, 1801-11-17 00:00:00

i War-Offic;-, 1 I FrOn the LONDON - G 4ZETTE, Nov. 14, iSo ith Regiment of Dragoon Guards,. John Mellows, Gent., to be Veterinary Surgeon, vice Coates, who resigns. 4th uz- e ginierii of Dtagaons, Lord Edward 7 Somerset to be - Co,!ter, without purehase,'Nice•Verelst, who resigns. - • . of Light Dragoons, Quarter-lqaster Alexander • Cornet, without purchase. Cerriet"Alexandr vice whb resigns. .--•• , s , - • in be Lieutenant, by put chase, vice Butterfield, - who retires. situ Litt, Lieut.:,.ont the fionocruble Richard King, from toe 17th Pout; to be Lieutenant, Without purchase. Loi—„< - 1-inspit4l-Mate Robert Evans to be Assistant :.-ice Meallin, who resigns._ loth Ditio, Anthony Cross, Esq. latC Captain in the Regi ment, to be. Paymaster,- vice Bullock,.who resigns. .23th I)itro, Gent. tb be Cornet, by purchase, - vyiiting., removed to the 2.4 th Light Dragoons. 1- - I'Re s inment of Foot, James S.. Tyeth, Gent. to be Ensign, bypurchase, vice Buck, proinoted.. ". • • _ . gth,U. Itandolpii Marriott to be Lieutenant-Col. by purchse, vice•Sandieman, Who retires. Lir: r., Era,:ign Thomas Burbidge; from the tsth Foot, • • .• ; , •irchase, vke.Yorke, who retires. David King Fawcett, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Stewart, promoted Ist: . „ chard Cochran to be Lieutenant, by spurchase, vice Stoilclart, ivho retires, Jelin Galt, Gent. to De I , Cochran. • Captain-Lieutenant Robert Henry tote Captain, without purchase. Lieutenant lames Wall Downn to in Captain, without purchase. Lieutenant JamesTattison to be Captain. Lieutenant, vice HetirY. Without Pnrchase Second Licute- nanr-Ar,..hit..,alci Mac Phun, vice Downing. Second,Lieute rant Archibald Mair, vice Pattison. Second Lieutenant Charles T. FYffe. - • 32d Ditto, Ashe, Esti: to be Paymaster, vice -Gore; who resigns. . 375i1 •.,ifficalt of Foot, Samuel BuSby, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, Kice Sangster, promoted. 6stn Ditto, Ensign William Clarke to be Lieutenant, by pur . chase, vice 1 1 ,4• Minn, who - retires: zgth Ditto, Lieutenant John Dawson, from the gth Foot; to be Caßtain, by purchase, vice Rose, who retires. gist Ditto, Ensign Archibald Campbell to be. Lieutenant, • without purchase, vice Truter, whose appointment does not take place. Ensign Charles Shaw to be Lieutenant, witliout purchase, vice 111 , Nab, promoted. I. W. Truter, Cent.lo be Ensign, by purchase, vice D. Truter, whore . tires. A.. Campbell, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Tram - , who resigns. STAFF. F.ieutenant.Colonel John Hatnilton, of the.Stst Foot, to be Depiitv Qoartcr,llh,sta-Gu t cral to the Forces serving at the Cape Or good Hope, vice Major-General Fraser,' placed on the Staff trt India • Angus,hire Regiutattgf Fenci64 bjaxtry. W , l l, Mural Lon, Gem. to Le Surgeon, vice Tully, de ettstd. Dwicrynline l'oczoi;eers. Firs , L : ,,, tnant David Stenhouse to be Captain, viec Bowes, wllO tisigits• . Rvbettl . ,:.err to be First -Lieutenatt, vice Sei-kt .Sten'nonse. Cent. 'to be Second Lieutenant, vice Kerr. • Dkriam 7191unteers. Ri-liaraßell, Esq. to be Captain in the Chester-le-street om_pany Gent. to be 'First l-jet:tenant intitto. Fybus, Gent. to be Ser.ond'Lieutenantin Ditto. lat Riginviti ofß6j l / 4 7.111.45t India Mestntefril, Ensign George Monlaunt to be Lieutenant f vice Johnson, ap b po,lite.i to the Artillery Coir‘pany. Engi.,:n Henry Sealy tob?. Lieutenant, vice Hobson, appoint. fed to Ditto. Henry Rutisr . , Gent: to be Ensign, vice Mortlaunt. lames Hintle Gcnt. tube Ensign, vice Sealy. Norte .121,ieensfe.rry . . _ . Snnro Ross, Gent: to be Second Lieutenant. ',lord ale and Wydale Yolsanteaz. Emixn Alexander Manson, late of the Caithness Legion, to -be Second Lieutenant, v i ce qouglas. thaw, Voistnttert. _ • • Secnnd Lieutenant George Douglas, from the Sordale Vo. lut;ti>crs, to be 'Second Lietitenant, vice lienderso*, who Tesigns.. MEAOItANbUM. ;I!"Tointment of Captain fames Cockburric to be Major in the both Regiment of Foot, vice Johnson, deceased, arstaied in the GazctteOf - the 3d tilt ; has net takm place: - Ensign Angus Macilonell, of the 'Aberdeenshire Regiment ofFeneible 4ttalltry, is superseded, . being absent withoutleave. ---- f;;iv Henry Bailey, of the Suffolk Regiment of Fencible Infantry, is superseded. • * Ex ii!Cr um in the Gazette of the z7th 061ober. 7tl_, Regiment of North BritisbMiliti.z. For Lieutenant Andrew Ure's : Commission, dated r7th,June :Tsor; Read Lieutenant Andrew Ure's Commission,. dated 17th M J 91°" BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Dec. 7q. William Ain!lianas and Edward Evans, of Portsea,. linen-drapers, at ten, at Cuildhall, • LonaOri. lan. Daniel Dakeyne, and luseph Dakeyne, now.or late of Llarley Dale, DetbyAiirc, cotton-spinners, at ten, a Spencer's Tavern, Manchester. • DIPIDENDS.- Dec. R. TALI Grove,, late of Liverpool, mariner,t tt one, the Globe-Tavern, Liverpool.% Dec. 7. Hugh. Williams, of Manchester, .ul7llrella' and frig f ni4nufa6turtr," at three, at. the Coach and HorsOs, Manehe - ster. • Dec. ;t. ,SantueLisemble and Walter Spens, late of Norfolk - street, -Stralld, merchants, at eleven; at Guildhall. Dec. s. William:Yates, of Little Guildford-street, South • war C, hat-manufseturer, attyKive, at guildhall. I~`ec. 8. lames Smethurst, of Oldhant, :Larie'a - s'hire, inn_ keeper, at .eleven. at Spencer's Travorti, Nlancliester. • ' Dec. S. William ltogerson, .of Gerard-street, statuary and • mason, at ten, at Guildhall. tl. Cnaries' Eldridge, of ChelteilhaM, viaualler, at rtn, at the liouia;11 Inr., Cheltenham. Dec. 5: George Rennie, of Bt. 101 ave, Southwark, Coal merchant, at terr, at Guildhall: Dec. 19. William Woolgar, *late of the Minories, brazier, at one, at:guildhall.. , • • - Dec. 59. Taint Woolley, late of Rumfotd, sadler and collar maker, at elev.m, at Guildhall. • • Dec. 5, George Parry, of Long-Acre,. coach-maker, at ten, at Guildhall. Dec. g. Morgan Nichol', of St. Martin-leXrand, pawn hroker, - at ten, at Guildhall. Dec. t.. John Firth, of the Wash-Way, Lambeth, dealer, at ter, at Guildhall. Dec.: 5. kiehardGorildsmith, of New Broad-street, embroi derer, at ten, at Guildhall. • . Dec, 5. Jolio A Iderion, of Robertsbiidge, . Sussex, dealer, at twelve, - at Guildhall. - Dec. ii. Charles Page, 'of Croydon, tailor, at ten, at Guildhall. ; Dec, 17. Lewis Chauvet and Peter Turquand, of the Old Jewry, merchants, at ten, at Guildhall. Dec. 7. , John Parke s , otherwise Pearcehouse, of 'Diming:. ham, gun-maker, at eleVen,, at th e ShakeSpeare Tavern, Birmingham. Dec. lg., fohn. Bebbingion, City-Road, umbrella-maker, at ten, at Guildhall. , CERTIFICATES. . . Dec. 5. John Allgoad, of Gloucester, Mercer. James Martyn, of Houghton-sifeef,. Claie-tharket, whale bone-c Utter. john Pully Edwards and William Purl, late of Red-Lion street SouthWark corn-ladorg. Christopher Phillips, no*or late of Halifax, merchant. Willinrir Sheffield the ypunger, of 'ltu4rough, Yorkshire, farmer. _ Rachael Dawson, of . Edward-street, Cavendish-square, milliner. . _ _ Nicholas Man jacks'on 4rid Geo.rge Partiett, of Gerrard- street, ironmongers. John Barton, of Davies-street, Hanover-square, dealer in horse 3. John Bacon, of Stattin in Ashficld, Nottingham, cotton- _ spinner. ' Willimn Grayson, late of White-Lion -street, Seven Dials, baker. Thonfas Chatterton, of Brenchley, Kent, hat-ntanufaaurer. Joseph Angus, of the Strand, carver and gilder. John Barr, bf Charing- . cross ,calico=printer. LViiliant M'Ai pine, of Charing-cross, Calico-printer and rnanufaaurer. Ala-ander Young, of Charing cross, calico-printer and ma- - uttfaeturer. ADIOLTANED GUILpIIALL SESSIONS. STEALINQ DEAD BODIES. William Ilegilreci was indietecf for stealing a dead body froth, a, -burying ground after interment.,—. This inditiment was , preferred at the execnce of the City of London, who had the Common Ser. jeant (Mr. SILVE.STER). and : Mr. KNOWLYS, for. the Prosecution. Mr. qUkNEY and Mr. ALLEY defended the Prispner.. The evidence against him : wasa Watchman in St. John's_street, who stated his hay . ing . stopped this man on the night: of the 234 of April, cartying a load in-a sack. Be ing informed he was gOing to St. Bartholomew's_ Hospital, he s suspeeted .he had got what he stout(' not,-and followed him till he came to Smithfield, 'and 'meeting 'wilh another patrole, they examined the sack, in which they faun] the' corpse of a full 'grown fernale, seeiningly lately buried. ' . Upon asking him where tie had brought it from, he said he had it from a person of the name ofPeeke, a taylor; in Gray's-inn-lane, bin although he made every inquiry, coul4 never find any such man. Upon being cross-examined by the prisoner's Counsel, he acknowledged ilia ttheYcotild not find out what church yard the body had come from, or whether it was from a church yard or not, nor did ever any person come to. claim the body, although it_ was advertised by St. 'Sepulchre's Parish, in the newspaper, and kept by them five days . before they re-buried it - again. The Prisoner's Counsel used the arguments gene: . ,rally employed in such cases in behalf of their, Client. The Recorder, in summing up the evidenceoold the Jury, that in Jaw there was not evidence upon any of the three counts to convia the Prisoner, as they cauld only prove his having possession of the body, which he accounted for, saying he had it of the Taylor. The jury persisted in finding him guilty, con trary to the 'opinion of the Court, as they said; upon the second count in the indidment, of his having in his - possession a dead body taken from a-grontid unknown. Mr. GURNEY moved an Arrest of Judgment, and 4 Will come up, to-morrow to receive his convic ion.-The Court meets.again•to-morrow. On Friday se'nnight the . Rev. Mr. BUCKLE, of Wrentham, for his tortiiude in rescuing Mr. J. P. ;from the watery. grave, and restoring his valuable life by the usual process, was presented with the Honorary Medallion of the Humane Society. On the Exergue---Latiat llula Forsan.—Reierse, :Hoc prebuilt ti-zAe teriigto I:dd.—Within the civic wreath, Rev. Gta.l ELMO BUCKLE, *vita prorevo - cilia I So 1. The Neological French and English Pitaionary DVrttp, contains a fund . of information - very use. ; . 'fit! to 'I rag . and, as the French 'language is so generally spoken, 'this Worl, from the Author's experience, must prove acceptable, not only to those .who are acquainted, but to such as are Unacquainted !with the language; every word having it's full ex .panation, by which method the reader is at . once learning theprone.ciation and gaining every kind of 7 infottnation respecting the Revolution; together with all the nem/Words that have been and are made use of by the . Republic ; a variety of • Political Remarks. n 1 Aneedotes r4ito,the new system .of Nieasures, and Coins, &c. If any nem dikiivery eotildipossibly add latnr2ls, to the fame -of Dr.'Sokiinon, after the many years services he - has •renderat the Community by his in-, v , aluable &din of Gilead, it certainly is that Most_ *excellent Medicine the -Anti . -Lnpetigines, a disco. very. , Which, as a certain arid valuable specific for the Scurvy, Scrophula, King's Evil, and even the Leprosy itself, is not to be paralleled _in the whole.. Materia Medica. BANKRUPTS. Robert 1-l'ende.rson, late of Oxford-street, fishmonzer, to sur render November 17, at twelye; 26, and December z 6; at ten, at 'Guildhall. .:Xttornek, hlr. Orrell, VVin§ley-street, Oxford-street. joim Tlionias - Serres, of 'Wimp° , le-street, Cavendish-square, rn 'bookseller, November 2.1, 2,7, and December 26, at eleven, at GUildhall. •-ettoiney, Mr; Pinero, 'Charles-street, • Cavendi.:;l,Square..' • • lonia Simmonds, of Cx.iterbury, linen-draper, NOvember 17, 24, at one, and Deemer 26, at eleven, at Guildhall, - -Lon'- don. • !attorney, Mr.l3ro fly Little' Friday-street, Cheap , side. . . . Richard Bi,shop, late of Tethurv,:, Gloucestershire, and John , Ireland, late of CuKerton, Wiltshire, corn -dealers, Novem ber 26, 27, and Decernber 26, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Cireneesler. : Attorney, Mr. Pitt, Cirencester. Theodore Allen, pi' Bath, fishmonger, NoveMber 2428, awl December 26,Attwebre; at the Argyle Tavern, lathwick, Sontersstshire. Attornies; Mr. C. lieAett, Clement's- I ;or Mr. Taylot„l3ath. - Joseph Tilstinte, of Neweastle-under- Lyme, Staffordshire, itat-manutaCtureri.Novembei 24, 25, and December z6,at eleven, at the. Roetruck,inn,,NeAvcastle-uncier-Lyme. At . torneV, Mr.'l 3 6ole, N'imlea'Stle-Under-:Lymk% .• New tan, late of Kiikby ,Lonsdale, Westmorland, • liquor-nicrchantoTovember s- , „ at five, zB, and December 25, at eleven, at iheslVM"trilltt; - },.."xii'aster. .Attornies, • Al r. Barrow; s. — orcachiee..o.:c-:;tvz.er,..Londog i or Messrs. Tick:her any Want:A, !...,ncaMer. EdwardThcaant, li::e et Grantham, Lincolnshire, dealer in wadi and corn. 'November zt, ;o, and VeCL!fra.her 7.6;at el::ven,,,at Lendon,- Attorney,'Mr. Cone.rnet;,, Coleinan-treet, ,London. • • • • - lohn Stcntiff , ,r(l, of• Pl•lioauth..Doclt, shopkeeper, Novern - bet ,andlscccinbee r, • a 6, at four,•at the Globe Tavern,. Exeter. At : toil - lies, I;.n.teit andAnstiee, Temple, London; er Mr. Sanford, Exctir. • Mark ,Palrn'er, • or. Monit:l3 4 /eartnouth Shore, -Durham, - sail- Maker, November 26, .3.7, and December 2-6. at eleven, at tie hou.t-C of Matthew W. White,S - undell.Md. Mr. Wa'‘Ori, Mar':-lane,' Lono - lon ; of Mt. Thol - npSon, .Bishop-Wearmouth: ' ' • john Blair„. of; 1, - ondon-*treet, mariner, - November .9, at p rie, Dectlabt: r, 16, at tweiVe', - at -Attorney, - kereseott-stfeet, john Cookes. of Whitc-Horse-lane, Siepne.,',cp:d-rnexcifant, Noveinber 1:;., at onc, Deeeinixir 1,• tea, and /6, at eleven, .-at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. I - Lupo - , Cannon-row, Westminster. . john Barnes, of Bolton, cotton-manufadurer, and Tobn Gard. tier, of Over, ClieSter, 'cotton- inanufaaurer, December' 9, to, and 25, at eleven, at the Swan Inn, Bolton. Attornies, ,Mr. flobruw, Bolton; or . Mr. Windle, 134i - flea's-Build ings, Lenden. , . LONDON ; Piintea by . 111.1 CIiANAN WMI 1_ L AN , (of ilow 7 sticot t Cov;qat-S - jarden) At the St/N.OF FI c E l ' , r 2.; en-and ; where Advertisements,- Orders to CDNe Ftt Isli ;f [TICE. Mr: COXWELL, of Ternple-Bar, baying given to uoerstand that same ether Acid .Iris been'sold for Concrete Lemon Juice., feels it cessarr, .that he - is permitted :to :refer to the highest AuthoritieS in this Kingdom, for the purity -of that prepare.d by hintielf . ; "and he trulitS-thitt•the pretaution of signing every l'itekage NV, , narne_, , and in .11;5 Own afford sufficient security against imposition to, those' who- shall be deirous to make use of this-conve , . ntant-and elegant preparation. • -Ladies 4tl4_Gentlemep who are e.vcr so.deficient, or entirely unacquainted with Dancing, acqUire :it with uncommon expedition, as: we;l'as - fashionably, at Mr. ALLEN'S Dancing Academies, No.: •Sherrard-st l reer,,Gokien-sqnare, and , No. ro, cleat Ayl4F-street, an ; where - those, to, whom it is an objets to learn - in'th; best manner, in.the shortestrime, will find rimy advantages,. and receive the most concise and intelligent instruc— tion. 'They. also. learn as private as they ',.l)lea:se ; and theSe who chose to praffise with others, aFe sure of joining none but respettable weekly: Assemblies, also, which are every "MoridaY, are of the very best find, no improper company being admitted. Dustin EXPRPSL—Trish State Lottery, now Drawing.-An Express from Ireland, with an ex_ ad account of each : Day's , Drawing, will arrive daily at the oldestablished State-Lottery Office of Messrs. i-loßicilvs- and Co. NO. ;6, Cornhill, for the immediate inspection of the Public, and for'all those who honour lie a N513,1P 4 !)(1 CO. with their-com.:, mands, free of any. eXpence whatever.---Tickets .44 Shares, warranted undray.m, will continue on Sale, during the whple of the Drawing. Clubs, Socitiei, and iiidividual Purchasers, are recommended riot to delay buying their English Tickets and Shares; which are now selling in great variety of Numbers and on reasonable Terms by KORNSBY and Co. A SINGULAR INSTANCE OF GOOD-LUCK. AND GRAT I TUDE.—An elderly Gentleman, in l the . neigh: bourhood of Hanover..square, requested his female attendant to purchase, him a Ticket in the last - July Irish Lottery. , The order was immediately com plied with ; and .the young woman made the-bestof her way •to the. nearest- office (which we 'believe was HoDoEs's, Oxford street;,, and there made choice. of No. z 5,70 53 for which she paid eight guineas, The Ticker was deposited in a drawer, and the gentle-man never saw, the number, till- the fair' pur4 chase;brOught . -him the fig - reeable - - news of. the -,Tic ket \ being drawn a prize of 20,0°01. ne reedited the news-like a . philosopher, and - gave-directions to .his btoker to sell the prize, and lily the eash'outln 3 per Cent. consols (then abOur. 5-9 per eent4 . Witii this particular injundion, five hundred pounds ster-, ling to- be reserved , as 'a present to the female put ellaser. 'We are in -possession of the names, which we spppress„not wishing to give. offence are. happy to add, that since the return of Peace, the consols' llave -- roe to -per cent. an increase of 3cool. " . LONDON MARKETS, &c. "CORN EXCHANGE, - Monday, Nov. t 6, 180 r. We have had bit few fresb arrivals ofCorn in, since last"' Monday, and.fine Wheat being in demand, went off from ss. to 6s. per quarter dearer. Rye, in.consequence of a small supply, is full 4s. per quarter dearer. There being a good supply of Malting Barley at market, that article has experienced a reduction in price .of full 2s. per quattez ; but coarse:and interior sorts are nearly the same as last. , OatS.are from is., to 4s. per quarter dearer, there being very few at market.. . . • Both.Tick - ..andll.Beaus are dearer, the former.about.as. and the latter 3s. per 'quarter. _ White Pease 'are nearly the s'ame, - but Crty ar,: about is. per quarter dearer. ' Flounis Ss. per sack dearer. , . . RETURN PkiCE OF. CRAIN; • • On ilcoard Ship, .as under : • 'Log. Wheat 48s sos 03 6os od. Sy.pertine old Malt a—s cd , Fine -.- 63s .a dos adl,Wts- ~ - 2zs a 25s a 3os ad Superfine, .- . Bas a Sai oil 1 Finie Polands 325 . a-365 , 0d. Foreign do. 45s a soc . a szarod 1 Fine : aid ...- --s a---s -a+ Fine ' • - ..6os a Tos od ' Sitilarfule , -• --;-s a • —s- od Superfine - .Sas a.---s od 1 White Pease 48s - ,a...569ad :Nye .- --26 s a 3os . tid Fine - . -,. vs a sf3s ad, - 1 Fine .. - - os a 56. s od .Grey di::o 3Ss.a4 o s •a 4 z s ad. SuPerfir.e. - os a -- , s od tint -, - - Os' a 45s 'ad 13arley ..- 3os. a 33:> a-. 36 5, od Small Beans. .New 32s'a 365. Fine - - .os a 4zs. od ' a 4os a 4 ts Supeifine , - 495 a svs ad Pine Old - Malt ' - ;os a 56 x6os od Ticks. Fine - -- Qs a 63s ad I Old - .... ! LOUR. 44s a - Os od. 305.iu3 . 6 4 . 40 s .6.1 - cd T'tAlard , . 2,23 AQ lima- 9s togs 6tl to los oti 1' IN M.AII.I:A.ANE, , .• A irAs o Meal-Weigheis, of Nov. to thr... 7111. of: • zo• Qvacts. at. 6.35: .nd at•. tns 6d at. Gds cd • • - an at.. ..595, od .4g 70 at. ss ; r..4:41.' 300 43z. --. ztt.; 33s coops-. .. 3 0 4 11 t 33 • .at ad at_. 473 ,rid: , 3; ---- ;it 4os on • 72 ,------- at si) --- 4os. , 93t , ---at 39 1128 „ it t 365. .od 1610 - at 3i - e t; od. ! -..-r 7s,avera ;3s, hau last Rctura. . . F FLOUR, from, the Cocket Orme- '..2g . at - 53" 03.. t 4 at 52. ICI. ' 9 at • sts. od. - 23 at 505.. 4g1: 1 3 2 : 20 at io at -47.t0d; at 41s - rt at 40. 6d. 22. at 445. 3d. rg ----- at 435. ad. , z • — , •at - 42.8. i lad. 3?);,. at 4rs; act. —Average 595. Alan lase Return. A,-,r ERA cry: gllkt dETtIF I.;I4GIiAND . A ND:WALE . ' Ending Nov. . e I,vl,„ at Ass. , 4(1 . P-.irlev 425. i(f. Perris 4-1 5 - R, ye .11d. ...Oat.; 2 ;$, 6:i. I Peftse 45$ • ' - PRIC,E_Oif.nOP&. pint( ETS'. ir.,Ccs• to C. is: • Kertt,3l. (So. to 51. - os. :Sussex sit ! 'Gs. to O. tos: Stissex. .11. 14.5. - to 41. 14 5 . , F01111,1;4, 6/ . ..65 . . - to? tn• L cl, as. PS" - . • • • - Red Clover; (per cwt. $ ss. to -13 4 f `White Clover, ditto. )20s.- 10-1)45 Trefoil, ditto • - . -•-, 4s, to. :rumipapci-buThelj. _ .-n f a y. 05• Rye Grass, (per quarteo ifi s . to zSi 'Cin3ue Foil, • ditto. - - S. t'o' • r's' .IViiite Mustard Seed, .4,:cr-husltql). : ,. • ' tos. to 13rown• ditto,' dirtO - ros. 'te i4s. 60 ' (..:turary Seed, •- • ss„ 40 ; • Tea- Rape Szeii, (I>erla.so - - 401. to 411' SMITH I E 1.1). Nov. 16. To sink the 011 - iil-,-p • er stone of Sib. • • flge•G tis• 4 1 - 40 Ss- 4 11 • I V=o, 4s- 6 ci• t" 63 -• od. Mutton, ss. oct.. I -s. . fu G. gd. • nEAR9I - ..cAT - rt...e. "ct1.4...5 D2l Y. • : ' - .. - BeastAoout 1900—Sheep and Lambs 6500. . N E,Wt; Ar E and LEA b ENHAL L - NI SdtKET 'Nov- 14 ! Beef 5.4 d.• 'to 41 - . 4d: 1-V ell, 3s: Mutton, 45.:4d.. to Ss. 44. Perk, ss. Sd.. to Gs , . Sci. . St, ..fANIES's HAX. MARKET, Noy. 4. Hay, 31. os. od. tb 51. 6s.'od:"---7.4. - Ver. 41. od. Straw, ii. los. od. to 11. 194„ esti—Ayer._ it. Ags. WHITEP.HAREI. MARKET Nov. 14. Hay, 31. as., od s to 51. ss. od.—Aver. 41. 14s. od'. ClaTer, 51. -los. o d. ,t o &r: tos . 61. ed. Straw, 11. Bs. od. to if ; 16s. 04.—.. Aver. PRICE OF COALS IN-THE POOL yESTERDAV Newcastle - 475. od.--Delivered at's6sraii: • - SIM', IVEIV. . . • oaAvrcssso, nov. ri. . • - . Passed by---the Anita, Harsbuig, from Bombay ;, Duke Clarence, '•:hri ft, from Petersbkirgh; Twe )3 rot hers - , Staar , • derman, from Ghint ; Nelson, Burrows, and Washington , Moak, from Archangel. Sailed-;-.the Louis.t, and Amelia, -, for Lisbon; Heart of Oak, Jones, for Dublin ; Hamilton, Henderson, for Neck Providence ....Lord Mickleton, for St. Kitr's ; Gra; titude, for Venice.; , Orpitin, for 0 portO • Neptunn---s, -,, for Calari; Ruby, Wall s , f or M art i niqu e lolin and Mary, Sherry,' rot Faro - • Richmond, Green, fa C;ibraltarz; Lord Donnegal, Smith, for Be:fast . ; Minerval rant, for Guernsey ; Charlotte,'' te, 'Bennett; for Hamburgb ; 'Wow SWarikee, ---, and Twe Gebroders, - P t Amsterdam..• . , MARRIED, ' • . .. " ' . . . Last Thursday, at St. Aug.'s, Soho, Mr. W. F1.,1-Ipugh - . ton; of thANavy—Office, to "Miss - S*. A. X.idiXto - ii, 6f Vtc 3t : POttlahit-iAtet : .• - - • _ On Saturday lasi', at St. - AnciFeii's, Ilolborn, •rames MacL tit,aiter, of Doughty. : gtreet, .Quitpdtbritt.istratt,isEsq`..2.tb - ,rdir Roberts, of Southarripton-buildings„Holboru. .: At Dorooch, .the-7th o4'• November-cum .oaEtaitr - 1- gr t ai - - Stitherl4o4, ot,-tlie -Royal. I avalids, to Mks . '',.iristipa .13,.`, thune, eidest dangliter of the Itett: - 'l7r. John:gen:tin' At. / ). fer.sliill,:pe4r F-dinbt.irgtivelWrh.c . .urt. Rii:iiarki Alit" worth, Esq...of'',tlk4tti ar4i,soto.h'txuards, to i - 1,--, , ,T-tatitinl . i,. dalltliter of 11 ajot. Leatlia [ll4 ottibtris,%l regiment. . ~.' ' .... : ()n the. tild of .AT .at kmett.a;c,aoairi Wil tlirr . F9th Regiment. . On`rii*f.ty, in an'advaiiceq. iL Irv. efarles Locro,• many, yeagi - . - Reabr ofNorth.lPrvey,..in,„l?yvoiioi i re... Toe saine tire r TScott, ' Re dcr i . 4 s,On-w Al et c .- ' on Stui(l4-y last, at neaeti firiclge, - on his road tt / ...„ Loititon„, Pcter Dritik.w.iter,..-Lsq.,..of. A/Alit:tester, •-- On Sattirdav lost, ',it - ;‘,l,lldoii, Mrs, Bright, rbliel o f tile-, late . M'r. tirikhr, - Or - • .- .1. 7••• - ()ii.!rflueSdiiv kleybridp, near best Bernard.;: - ICtiller,..dT that place. -A t Latilinc,`.l),.n SuAday the.4th i ns t. 'lVliss , eldest daughter of folin Brown, E:A: t er Otaterhanglt. At Arbioath,''the 31st ult, tbls. I.ittnrys, Shirpey. At.chinsle,put, near 111actras, in November, last, s T o h a o c n t -ia t s i ;S: ,; late (luvernor S E i as ni t p!o n n 4 , 4 o, C f an Eciii ka 4b ll L e g s h S . eriCt , ;'w% :1 PRict OF finc.Flour - 63 tg.) ()is 'od I Scond ditto 555, to 6-)S- od RETURN CFWHEA By Messrs. C ; nt.t.o and . M ducting only from the id. agrciabl.; to A 4 Parliame 2 t Quarters :at. Sts : Odd 42 . a; 74 of.: . at. 77* .04 .234 at 76. s i 391 at ,75s od at 74,.. oti . 21,7 ig 3 7 4 at jos ott 37g at t9s •oci.• IzB. at tts ocl t t o• I , 3o ---,-----_,, at od : 20 15! at 655, od, 38 at . 63's" 611 8541. Quartet .2S. .54. - .lotyer t ,A,ftFTURN From 00:',31; fo'llov., 6 15 sc s at - od ; 5 3 (.523. od, 12483 at. .6ai. od. 365 -----, at s9s, .od.• sz , at sAs.• 7 03 at sgs• od. sz at 575. 6(1. s7=:• oj.. . off.- 23 709 zes -. at 50. , . 3d, 39 ----,- 545. od, Total Isoss Sacks.-- os. lovvor t' ; and Published by WlLl.lnyt AR pit G Sc'it rpp s: (ollitstse-! Pr the Taper, Lftters for the Editor,- Src., (post-a. rerry-road, Westminster); must be adtiressed. .IC,E, OF STOCKS, . • Y43,T*R.PA Y. •'. . . 4 ... . Bank Stock . • ' , India Stock ' EpreClA , Navy 5 per Cent. tOof , ' 4dw Exchecu.- Bins ICS. 17 5 '. s per Ceut. 1797, 9811 .: Fundable ditto rh 1;1 pres:',. I , Irish 5 per Cent. - - New S'. S.StOCk 4 per Cent. Cou; 113,1 i. • 3 per C14).1. 1754, . . ' 3 per Cent. Red. 67 b'l 71. Omninm . ' 3 per Cent. Con.. 68 71 84 , Inaper. 3 per Cent. Ditto Scrip . ••• Ditto Ann. , . Bank Long , 'Ann. 19 'rx•-i6- -flank fOr Xceount • Ditto Short .Ann. [1316- -India for. Account ' Ditto Scrip • ..... A PERSON_ who can undertake to INSTRUCT' I 1 YOUNG LADIES perfeelly in FRENCH,_ ENG; LISH . and GEOGRAPHY, and who has sometimes assisteu . at her chev of Education; w edgage j selras GVLRNESS'in a Family. She i s . a middle age O i Woman, and would therefore have no objeaion to uhdertaV the-,:superit4c4adarice of a whole House or would have no 0 17 ' je6tion tn-go"abrOad'with For Particulars, please to dfrett for A.D.- at Mr. ' Grs,eer * : : •the . corner•pf Maddox-,s;roet, ; Swallow-street, : antr:-gquare: • • • " • - • - :. - To be I, t - TT fotia Tetiu of-Years, anc:i entered upon diately; LL - that - Capital MA o . Q10.:31`• kt 1/ RI QWTh LL, rtr the , tottOt"of t614 2t with,att.'e4 ten,:sive. , ,GateP•.thereto •.b - el9Pgi)ig; ~ and: tf' l ,_ Paditocks . Pf -,c9nt4ini'n.-: Nine Agg..f i i' l troht k6iiiirrirkty, and . A t ftoitt . .l3du Sta. Echnutaitt, • • ' • ••• •-• • Further P.artiettlars•may,be.lW-Of Mr. Leokin, - of )3 1 1#1' Thiuroiv;"car.PFo" tell ,will skteiy the isichtiix-s:•.! - • . .- • / 1411, M13E, ...,... HIS I'T" heir The Sce. Tile Vocal Crouch, f t,..7.tho l ll oi aar tB t d iui i t ii flo es Auc ,further The not!, ~ Latre will '', , , 11 he aft 6 inn Frith) inlale—w.] Due,, [ re4l lllCe this ~._. THEA : :. ' :, t it' 44 .i' n r re 4,;,a s 7r; 6 l lB4 :e cbi . enj a t wit: ( ‘ ' . t.u le i s i ;: art, , Monday rmeter on Mc tili fura Q rt T uesd IT has 1 -moral '44Luess • rdtelv so°lllil rr " Busir Ictea frain ‘j‘-'l)r Monti • =lnur e c; C . ch:tneil Dint n& I n& Clui 4 hY Sul:9s Va Ti , -I.r.ei ugly Lne hurociu ti•O the Sock: 1 141 , ..espearc ._.„ , . • • . . . 1 . • ________,.....• iKANOT: AND. PAXINI OF ' S'i'sTß,l ES, „AT.N.Ac t; " 4I- : .` ...-ISNTQN,...N-A!P: Cv3'•ll' . .Eßl)tilt\ - . • . - . • , . •,.- -'.. Alt!, Seye,oP: Let, ~. .. . , . 1 - . • • ' •'' .. -) ;' EY-*-Mr ,-,s YSI T 245, :. ' . • . ' i At. the, Ee.,,untaau t iAn . , ip tto.(,,i.!y.ot,ante..rhury io9 4 5!tjTy . j Iday •tht 2f;tb :V.Yks&. - s‘rdlernber ,n it.' ak T wave ci, Clo, . i . at .Noon pr cts'cly,,.. •z• . ' .A .. .. \ . cc Y.. 4 IL V- ' ,AgloF E'rt -- 101,„D. ESTATP' ' called 5.F . .. Y'r)ti F. S'i coitsistirgofa -00,#afrii-,1• 91 so *'• wit II :Diiiif;' , lifo i;ie'i, Iklliii'S„ , i 13-iilieVii2locife;"&o \./t.;--ii du s'es . 7 f i l, ' ()ast and _Utinary,Ata6les, Waggon and' Lart ,Logigeb , ,,,' 0 .. : other .necessaty Ou;huildings_ ; a Horse-trial, with - 1 1,.‘' . ' 1' :ti rof Sttitt4i4lirtr - Wheiftlandi"Be.in`z.,;•teit her wit h st:/ ' - TtUlk, : fol?-4ZititilllYilPtijeValiO'pl - 13441ing rl early ;h - ,fty.hog g 114 ads,; apd.:fpvci.j-k44;xl;ed, a,rcr„Tcn, Aex. - „'s; znore:ovlcs4-1 , 7 i exceeding' gOda Villtile.' and " Pasture ' Lai...A; 'Efo'p:.gro_ty, I ..Wo9diand,:ol - 01,akd Altd-Clirtien. Gro4pd,litilly •. s tockfo "" s _ 1 ' %cltoice Vnii“tp:cs . . Also Two Cottages asd C,arden ,Sin' .. .at•weiltiveniarlliitariee from. the - Fann-fi,tiic, : lying tog''.. thet,inllie:..o<arlsbest of Nacleini.;ton, Lower, fiardta,igatr iik ; I,)tiroc and Bridge, and most' desirably si'4zatc - ..about•T ic • . .1 Allic So lilt -o l'',„C arifeth il if. . •' Piece - r i=ii..iroad . msol n -very Capiii‘Parid.valuable of -p ant __ Ai , land 44;14g:111e IYikli Rgad.:ftorit.aridgekto•Str.,,.. f r, r containingsby adrneastitemextt aon.N ; , a R., P. ~platitcd a?"'" 0 thirty - yeaTs•a.go 'with Chesnut, Willow, 4i:c.'and lio* 2 . , ,'very!thriving condition, • ' • ar „ 0 .41 , . , N. 44.-. Ifintriediate,Pdssesion- may .be had of this "--- - land, - which is exonerated from the Land Tax.. - .44 . Printed Par&ul us wit/ he' read L to 'he aellitire'cligt_,,es course of. a •week: or 'ten days ; and nossc§sihtfot zbe: 01 _" ; . Land,may he'had on the nth of .o.o,ober .18.)2, or.dtrurlw" • ately provtde.l the pasties can'agree. liai .l ' - .... For ftirtn..2l. parnettlars, inquire-CT 1141-. 1 Jacobi at A t. ington,7who will chew the.Pzeniise3; orof..Mt.diale torney at Law; Canterbury. • . . Cariterhury, 110y..t0, .-280 x.