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PRICE OF STOCKS YIRITERDAY•
Ink SOW ss tails Ilisoda 3s. pews.
s pw ituse. USAIR& doll low 3 per Caw. 39}1
s swam Cast. 614 SIIH I. Asa I
4Pa COL 741 Ilia ills. per 0. pr.
5 p Caa. rim lama= si 4 pew&
14a3 Asa. V4S•I6 Sislak Tata, tot. II&
1146 Asa. CANE for act. 411,
THE CONTINENT.
atiblikijoensala and private letters to Saturdayllhiato inihnet. have mined, as km al& the
MakinVi Mg. that were due ea .day, sad aer
Odesiboviss mil vas Litton Mail.
• lairived by theft channels do not
wage4l that his PILUSSIAN 14411111 TV hat,

as hashams repatearl, fuhfcribed to Inch terms of peace i
•as Beataesarta shore to, grant him. In fad. nothing
is yet koSws ea that point, but that the Marquis
Lustfinerat has.proceeded to the French bead qua/.
We, as was before Rated.
flee( of **private letters Rate, that the Tuns*
ban Is. foe* days haw in polfeffson of Berlio, where
Gonna Cs.ters has been appointed Governor ; hot
the, Bulletins of the French army, of which the 6th.
ith and sill', appear in the Dutch Journals, do
sea awation the elrcumaance.
The left of thee is dated the 27th vit.'frant the
French Head getters at Weimar. From this it;
=iciaia: 61* that BallatlaTl is fearful to
er in purfuit of the#roffitere who ere.
et the
t remains of their army at Magda,
henonfulars his foccefs to be already
haffiliphilfeh ?without any further tr.oyeatent he
flany expo* freas-ghe Pruffian Court that fulsmiffion
WOO will pat, an end to all farther conteft.
• etios dawn to the 2 lit have appeared in Hol-
-bPkit but the Mt& Ictitoi deftrs the wet, t nth,
Mid Igtit, till his next number appear. The
Wald% la dated the 2ta ult. We may infer,
kfillaWlere that had there sattouseed any thing very
=ltlietldatete Would at tuft have Item
alniglais journal which aareffeNiat
dada " Yom.• "-;° ' •
)riiiiiUamairmili to Moak ilA.4li
Nina OW flek*: reludtanee than the 'A 'Wiens
4d la* yiai. 'Ms we infer from the cireatisliance'
of the French having burnt Ilaalfeldt. If ever the
Prollisas obtain the means of revenging this wanton
aft 61*Tbm/qty. it will not go unpunilbed.
TIN Leo and tZt!ssm of Pa vasia were at Cuftrin
on the Oder, at the date of the fatal accounts, which
are of the at th
The private letters age, that Hanoxer. with the
exception of Hameln, is entirely in the p,ffeffion of
the French, while Embden and the whale of Eta
Frieaand, has been occupied:by tha troops of King
Loots. Their head-quarters hoes bam ellablifked at
T.
glees ample extra& from the journal'
tbas4lo«readsod us, we (ball um take up she time
of ' leaders with any farther obfettatioas on the
they contain.
41sy, at a late hour, Mr. KATI, the Mahn
gat', arrived at Lord Howick's Office, hom the bead
quarters of the Prufaan army. The hieffenger kites,
that be few his Proffian Maje*y after the lan battle,
and that he was in good health. lie brought letters
for the Doke and Duchefs of Yoe'.
A private letter from Hamburgh, dated October
allth, flys, " The French troops have occupied the
territory of the Duke of Brunfwick : the Duke is de.
parted and will arrive here to-morrow morning."

SECOND:EDITION.
After our paper was at Frets, the letters by the
Hamburg!) Mail were delivered out. They only
contain rumours, for none of the regular =Ostrom
the interivof Germany had arrived for frivostitys '
The ntoft Prominent is, that B is dead,illsw-
ing ban that by a Iludent of Jena or Halle. This
intelligence is not very probable.
It is silo laid, that Count H--a and anonhatr
Miailter have been arrested, and fent prifonera.to
Stettin. lilt former charged with having for twenty
three dais kept back the order for the Ruffians to
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a/omm
Is was alto reported that the Count had ihot bins-
(elf, but all there rumours requite confirmation.

A letter from Antigua, 16th September, fayr-11X
Swedills fehooner arrived here this morning, the waif:
tit of whisk reports, that the iuland of D..retKgaL
bad, 0111Tosiday, the 9th intl. experienced a heirs':
Werke" accompanied with a torrent of rain%
had fwell4the river in the neighbourhood of Raibt;
to fueh a degree, as to force its way into the diva
with Each violence as to (weep away a numbei of
houfes and floret, and that upwards of zoo white
people had perifbed in the Warn ; he adds, that
Prince Rupert's and Morne Bruce had fuffered very
feverely. Very few of the vefrels efcaped either at
Illofean or Prince Rupert. The Hands of Guada-
loupe and Martinique were vifited by this tlorm ;
but no particulars have as yet tranfpired. We are
happy to Bate, that this ifiand has as yet felt no dif.
agreeable weather, as generally experienced at this
Leafon of the year."

' • WILITNINSTIR ELECT/9N.•
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Yelltrday at four o'clock the Poll doled, and lb.
mionhers declared, were as follow
Mr. PAVIA - . 3s•
Mr. SaritiDAN - - 178
Vitt Hoot • re[
Mr. SN RR IRAN came forward, and again attempted•
to addrefs the Elmbora, but his .sorts to procure
thence were completely frußrateele And be had to re-
tire amidft the groans and hides of
,flee multitude,
which had now much Maki numerous and
clamorous than ever. The cry of '4 PAT, 1.1.! PAULL I"
generally prevailed.
Sir SAMUIL HOOD was nearly as unfuceefsful as
Mr. &datums. The gallium Admiral did nor, bow
ever, !tom* to enlarge, but merely Paid, that he
miestimmor throned thofe Melon who had fa-
eildpillikgehis day with their ftsffrages, and eroded
that 4lweeekM in future days carry him far above
the peopooke be had already procured.
Mr Y. API axe addreffed the populace : " Gen•
dooms opear Wellarinfler, I come forward now
SOfietteetifieilitelsoft, glorious triumph that a Free-
men ever oiselled. It is this: A man, who has
sathing but his idogrity to recommend him—one
who her an • oat soy thing but his owe
merite—olsods era of the Polk although op-
g2sebsy Court • I thank the hoeeß
who voted for use this day ; they may cow-
s. hone to dude wivitt mid children, and fay, with
troths that the votes tikey have this day givo, were
for • um who will ow* (Wert them, bet will all
for dereir bench, mad Wert their rights to the lad
boo Of his NO& fahwiples are already known '
/dced
016._tira. adtart Ng as I hod moll inflexibly
MO await • eaplOoltriout friend, Sir
itie:se teduestr, hie •
es you, I !hall perk-
VIM too mils aeasagnil my purpafe.
.w 4,. fil_b was otoolvodidit decided marks of
It was ielltewod by a fort addrefs from
ar ii;;;Orte, otheeber tbs peopriety and neceiSty
for thofe 4' efOra, wth. Vekleli the doe exercife of
their fraaaWes, collies foierard am.iphalf of Mr.
Paul at an early hour to-morrow negeniog. The
meeting then broke up. and theinole look the horfes
from the 'aerial* of Mr. Parnatud dragged him to
his wefideoce in Charles-Meet, Oda likr_neesAnare.
A grand dinner of the friends @Mr. So ea IDAN af
terwards took place at the Crews sad Asalaor 7
veto in the Strand.
Tisk mewing, at ten o'clock,' El ae-
peered neon ticsby tbmr
• friends when the Peam=6 ,
1 sotnigiuc-
Yoderday, at the able if the toll, the numbers
for NA Clesdideeillintdost :
. Sk Maros - slob
Me. - use
After the. of this Ratenslenlit ,
MrA
Mr. Tntrairron intetkd the Elodors ; thanked
.them for the affiance they had afforded, and pro-
in return to defer 're their approbation. He de-
keibed hie political principles to be the fame as they
were formerly.
Mr. TISIINST attempted to (peek ; but could not
be diAinely beard, for the clamour and hieing of the
populace.
Sir THOMAS Turrets thanked the Electors for the
extraordinary support they bad afforded him. He
aosteluded a neat (peach with observing, that it was
a rood day for the ledependeat Eleaws of the Bo-
tough, who had hewn that they would not be fe
duced by Government influence to factifice their
tlibthoollsouts of applaefe followed! •
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The cm' or LONDON. ,
At the dole of the Poll yetlerday the numbers
Rood is follows :
Tbe Lard Mayor dos, Alderman Curtis t7t y
Alderuun Price x 779 Mr. Atkins '26t
Alderman Canape ryes Akierman Hankcy £43
' The Crier of the Court informed the Livery, that
two of the Candidates had not appeared during the
say. and confequeotly upwards of fifty Liverymen
,had Craned a requifition. addreffed to the four Al-
dermen who flood foremoll on the poll. This requi-
Won was to advife, that, to live trouble, the Poll
Milbe kept open the limited number of days, (till
y next). and thofe of the Livery who chore to
teen forward fpontaneoufly. and give their votes,
without folicitation, on the part of the four Candi-
• dates, might do fo, as the Poll Clerks would regu-
larly attend.
Mr. Dry,. feeonded the requifoion, and obferved,
that if the Candidates who had flood forward bad
become tired of their duty, in paying their refpeds
to the Livery, it was time they fliould aid recipro.
tally, and fit their faces againft such conduct, as it
(was giving trouble to the fuccefsful candidates and
:their friends.
The four Candidates approved of the requifitioa,
and it was decided,that the books lbould remain open
for unfolicited votes till Friday.
The LORD MAYOR, in an appropriate speech, re.
turned thanks to the Livery. He could not enongh
mxprefs the grateful feelings of his heart for their fuf-
Oases, which he was proud to fay had placed him
thirty a bead of the poll. As long as be lived it
••itioulii be his duty to retain a grateful fenfe of the
kindnefs he had received at the hands of thofe he was
addreffing ; and he would never defert them, or their
rights and privileges. If he did, to use the strong
words he had formerly quoted from Lord To vezow,
he wiflied his Goo might defert him !"
• Sir W. CURTIS, in a few words, recurred his molt
,hearty thanks to the Livery. Eleting him the 4th
,time as one of their Repreftnratives, was the Itrowg•
;ell proof of the opinion they entertained of him.
'Although he was lam on the Poll, he was not fo in
their elleem ; they had reviewed his pall concloit,
and therefore they could have on doubt of the future.
He knew of nn influence which could make him
(swerve from a fenfe of his duty and independence;
and nothing could efface the gratitude he felt on the
• prefent ncearion.
• Sir C. PRICE would not take op much of the time
of the Livery in profeflions. No one who had ad-
dreffed them felt more linceiely the obligations con.
(erred on him than he himfelf did. He dwelt wit!, hi,
family among them; he had confequently an inrereft
in the welfare of the City of London; and he Cortild
at all times Rand forward as one of the molt zealous
supporters of its rights and privileges.
The Court adjourned.