Star.
London, England, 1807-09-12 00:00:00

370R315, C; c.

A letter from Shoreham, (In Suffer) dated S 4
tember 9, fays.---o During the.whote of lan night,
and molt part of this day, the weather has been ex
ceeJingly 'unfavourable. About two in the morning
we experienced fome thunder, and it rained inceffant.
ly from that hour, till about two P. M. accompanierl,
during all that time, with a molt violent wenerly
wind. It is (aid, that npnn Sunday, during the vio-
lent gale, a fmuggling lugger from Guernfey was
(metier. by which accident eight men were drowned,
and rto calks of fpirits loft. 'No other loggers of li
a firnilar defcription were within fight at the time of
this fatal catafirophe, but fortunately efcaped the
violence of the norm, and reached Brighton; with-
out having it in their power to render the fmalleft
alliance. This event occurred out of fight of land,
but it is Paid the lugger has been fince dikovered at
tea, bottom upward,. The filhermen are upon the
look out for Come of the calks, which they are in
hourly expeeation of feeing fl oiting upon the fea.--
A collier, lying upon the beach at Brighton, alto (of-1
feted confiderably in her bottom and rudder, and it
is thought cannot be got off until next fpring tide."
The following is an extraft of a letter from Dover,
dated September 9.--g This day, about noon, it
blew a Itrong gale from the S. S. W. A foreign (hip,
a merchantman, about three leagues from fhore
made gnals of diftrefs, when a pilot boat put off,
fi
with four men on board ; they had jult cleared the
harbour, when a flidden (quail upfet the boat, and
they were immerfed in the waves, but immediate of
finance being given, they were all brought fafe on
(bore, and other boats put off to the afEltance of the
veffel in dinners, and were (ten to board her. It has
rained inceffantly the whole of this day, with a high
wind and hidden fqualls."
A letter from Leith, dated September a. Rates as
follows :•••." On Saturday evening the wind fuddenly
veered to the eau, when a violent gale commenced,
which continued without intermiflion till Sunday
evening, With very heavy rain.
" About four o'clock yefterday morning, the brig
Mary, of Irvine, Dunlop matter, from Eafdale,
laden with Rates, in taking Leith harbour, was, from
the rapidity of the frelh, occafioned by the heavy rain
during the nigh, forced out of the harbour, after the
had fairly entered it, and, by the heavy lea, unfor-
tunately driven afhore about the middle of the North
wall of the new harbour. The veffel being bilged,
no attempt was made to get her off, but to fave fuch
of the Materials as could be eafily taken away ; and
the gale increafing, on the return of the following
tide, The became a complete wreck, being entirely
beaten to pieces. The tide of yefterday morning was
uncommonly high, which, with the violence of the
wind, and very -heavy lea, did confiderable damage.
A great quantity of large timber, drawn up in ap-
parent fafety on the beach, to the eaftward of the
pier, was floated off by the tide, and having collefted
near the font of the fignal tower, was by the flux and
tenor of the fwtll operated upon like fo many batter-
ing-rams, and driven with fo much force, that tome
confiderable breaches have been made on that un-
commonly !hong wall on which the tower is founded,
betides come of the adjoining buildings being very
much injured. So great was the force of the 11)4,,
thawfome very heavy pieces of timber were preeipi-
tated elver the parapet wall between the pier and• the
tower, and depolited in the tireet oppofite the Ferry
Boat Stairs.
" To the weftward of the new harbour the furf
rolled in with accumulating force, and beat with loch
violence againft the high wall to the eaftward of the
fort, that, whether from the return of the immenfe
quantity of water forced over the wall, or from the
weight of the furf on the outlide of it, two large
gaps or openings have been made near the lower part
of the wall, one about the middle, and another near
the call end of it, which has rendered the pavement
dole to the wall above impaffable, by making two
very wide gullies down to the bottom of it.
The violence of the gale occafioned the greater
part of the (hips in Leith Reads to drive, and one
brig came fo near the (bore as to be thought in im-
minent danger. By the active exertions of the Ma.
gilirates, the Matters, and feveral Members of the
l'finity Houle, and other Gentlemen of the town,
the life boat was conveyed on a carriage from Leith
to Newhaven, and launched at that place, from
whence it went off in great fafety to the affinance
of the brig. But the wind (hitting, and conliderably
abating, the rad was not confidered to be longer
in danger, when the lite boat returned, and was
hauled up again on the beach at Newhaven. A
great quantity of timber has been fwept away from
Leith Mills by the flood, and confiderable damage
done at other places higher up the river. All the
rivers in the neighbourhood were much fwelled."
IN UNDATION s.—Owini to the inceffant rain which
commenced in Dublin on Friday fe'nnight, and which
continued till Monday laft, immenfe mifchief has en-
Cued. Among other innances, the Royal Canal bur ft
near Maynooth, and overflowed the country to a con-
fiderable extent. Several Rage coaches have been
(wept away, and the paffengers drowned; three large
trees in the New Gardens, Rutland ((pare, have been
torn up by the roots, and feveral chimnies have been
blown down. We are forry to add, that, on Sunday
LA, the flood, about the village of Chapeliznd, (un-
mounted the battlements,of the bridge. A hackney
coach, with fix infide palreagers, through the temerity
of the driver, attempted to pats, when the coach and
patTengers were cart ied completely over the parapet
wall, where the coach upfct and inftantly filled, and
all miferably periflied.
The flood in the Liffey was immenfe, and from the
quantity of hay cock., Sm. obfet ved to be (wept down
the torrent, we fear that the country has received
confiderable damage.
Anumber of hooks in the neighbourhood of Bally.
bough have been itiondated, and a little colony of
labouring people, at a place called Mud Ifland, inter-
mediate between Summer-hill and the North Strand,
were moAcalarnitouflovifited, and on Mrtadaya rum.
her of men were employed in cutting canals to carry
off the water. Old Lallybough bridge was totally
covered, and gingles were throughout the whole of
Stiuday employed in conveying paffengers from one
ilde to the other.
The rain on Saturday was accompanied by a
violent gale, which broke Come of the oldeft trees in
Lord Charlemont's demelne, and tore up many
others by the roots in that vicinity. It is feared that
confiderable damage has been fufained at lea; ON

each a collier, we litnent.to hear, Went down dar-
ing the night between the Pigeon bottle. and Black
Rock. It is afilffling to Hate, th:tt of twelve per fonb
who were cn boaril, not one of them was laved.
A letter from. Holyhead, of the 7th inflant, after
dercribing theAremendons gale which blew on the
preceding dRy, men' ions the fftllawing fhips as among
the wreacs on that con, and in the Mouth of Holy-
head harbnlir

The dip Neptune, frotn S. Domingo to Liverpool, with coffee,
indigo, and cotton, Patterfon Matter ;completely wrecked.
The brig Mary Ann. of Whitebaven, Thonipfon Maffei.
The (hip Flexton, of Shields, bound to 4::ebec, in ballaft, Geo
Spun. Mader ; tooted in difnualtcd.
A galliot, name unknown, with cattle and foldicrs, which are
drowned,

A collier at the back of Holyhead; name linkman,
A *tip difmafted at anchor, at the bask of Curling's Head ;
Milne unknown.

Two fntall craft; names unknown.

The brig Scout, of bumbarton, from Glalgo*, wrecked, Blair
Matter.

On Saturday morning, a heavy rain commenced
in Newcaltle and its neighbourhood, which continued
brithout intermiffion till midnight. The river Tyne,
on Sunday, was confequently much fwollen, and large
quintities of grain in the Meal, which had been (wept
off the low grounds contiguous to the River, floated
do*n pad the town.
In confequence of incelfant heavy rain fromnine
o'clock on Saturday night tiU eight o'cloekon Sunday
night, the River Clyde, at Glaignw, rote to a greater
height than it has attained fince the New Bridge was
carried off, near 12 Years ago. The whole of the
Bridgegate was flooded, and the water advanced a
cnnfiderable way up Jamaica ftreet, the Stockwell,
and the Salt market. The bridges being inacceffible
by foot pafrengers, carts regularly plied at the foot
of Jamaica ftreet and Stockwell. Two archei of the.
' New Bridge over the Clyde, near Hamilton, on the
road betwixt that town and Edinburgh, fell on Sun-
day ; and the damage done to the harvell on the low
grounds along the River mutt have been very great,
as large quantities of corn and hay, and Conte cattle,
have floated pall that city. A young man in a boat,
near the Clyde Iron Works, and a young man at
Peatbog, attempting to fecure fonts of the floating
grain, unfTtunately loft their lives.

Mr. BASSIST'S has in his Southern Tour been
amufing the inhabitants in the neighbourhood of
Portfmouth with his Budget, which is certainly well
ftored : ht. met with fo favottrable a reception, that
he was induced to repeat his entertainment.
Drury•lane Theatre will open on Thurfday next ;
and to give eclat to the commencement of the feafon,
Mrs. JORDAN will make her appearance in a favourite
comedy. The pinting and gilding before the curtain
has been retouched, and the whole has a very gay
and elegant appearance. The under circle of private
boxes have been extended by the addition cf 'two,
which tender that part of the Theatre more uniform
than heretof.ire, and the parapets nearly make afemi-
circle uniformly to the extrenlity of the pit. • Be-
hind thi-eurtain their is an axtra frontifpiece, anion
diftance ham the original, which is admirably calcu-
lated to preferve the Ulion of the Drama, as it will
prevent the awkward •circumftance that too often
occurred, of feetog the fcess-fllifters when mewing
the 'Cenral'. The entrances to the pit have been
much improved, by attaching to each a lobby. The
different alterations prevented the Theatre from
opening on Saturday next, but they will be completed
by Thurfday..
The Woodmen of Arden's Archery Annual Felli-
val commenced on Monday, with the grand target.
The gold medal was won by the Rev. Jour; Dites ;
the filver medal by THOMAS Fearnsesvour,.Efq.
and EDWARD RE rimorromeEfq. of Amington,-was
Captain of number.. Wednefday the filver arrow
was (hot for at nine (core yards, and won by CHAR Las
Hopson' EN. of Wanlip. „Friday the filver bugle
was lhotior at nine (core yards, and won by the Rev.
JOHN MIKE. In the Lottery, the fortunate Ladies
were mir6 CHAR LOTTZ GRIMES, of Cotton Wide,
`and Mics Bout... Bee, of Baxtorly ;.the formerj the
gild bugle, and the latter the gold arrow.
A Coroner's Inquefl was held, on Wednefdar, on
the body of Robert Hibberd, who met with his death
by the following fingular accident :—On Tuefday
evening he was corking a phial filled with fpirits of
wine, which burls, and the contents flew over a firrock
frock, which, being a labmiring •man, he wore i he,
however, took no notice of' it to his family, but in
about a quarter of an hour took a candle and went
up (lairs to bed ; by Come means the flame oft the
candle touched the fleeve of his frock, and he was in
an inftant completely enveloped in flames ; before
afiiiiance could be procured, he was fo much burnt
that he expired in great agony. The Jury, upon
hearing
,the circumstances of the cafe, of courfe,
brought in a verdia 4—Accidental Death.

Yelierday as a Smithfield thepherd was driving a
flock of (beep down Little Britain, fome of them got
under carts, and other vehicles collated there, and
would not proceed. Thii irritated their gentle guar
dian, who.abfolutely forced out with his Rick, the
eye of one of them. A countryman, feated in his
cart, who faw the inhumanity of the drover, called
him a favage rafcal, and threatened to ferve him the
fame, when a battle enfued, which laßed 15 minutes,
during which the countryman doled the eyes of his
antagonift, and gave him fo fevere a beating, to the
gratification of all prcfent, that he could not Rand ;
•nd the theep were conducted to their place of dab.
nation by another perfon. A gentleman who wit.
neffed the affair, gave the Countryman a dollar as a
reward for his conduit.

An unfortuaate accident occutred on Thnrfday
afternoon. As the men were employed in unb ading
tome very heavy (tones from a waggon, at the build.
ing erected for the refidence yf the Paymatter General,
next the Army Pay Office, a (tone near 5 cwr. flipped
fuddenly, and crufhed the legs and feet of two of the
labourers dreadfully. One was taken to the Wet-
mintier Infirmary, and the other to the Hofpital. It
was Paid that amputation mull take place.
It is eafy to foretel what an interetting fcene the
Drawing of the New Lottery will exhibit. The au
dience will not grow drawly, from a lengthened found
of blanks, but their attention by every moment
alma kept alive by the announcement of either a
Money Prize, or a Prize Ticket in the Supplemen•
tary Scheme :—one or the other of tilde Prizes will
be coming up to every fecoud or third number that
ii drawn.

'BRicirrom, kr*. 'l,l3fl"'

This day the Company were amnfed. F.e-e by the
refomption of the fport, on the Race HAL Four
ponies flatted for the (takes of cell guineas e.ach, heats;
the New Courfe, about a mile an-I three qu trters. '
Mr. ShotibridFe's mare Columbine, was the favou•
rite, the odds being three to ohe na her at Ilartim,r.
Columbine took the lead, and kept i• until within a
Acne's call of home, when the mare of Mr. Dockery.
called Windier l ady, paired her in high style, and
won the heat. The odds now altered to four to one
on arindAr Lady.
The honks at length again flailed, and Columbine
toot the lead. All four honks were fo dole toge-
ther, after they had run the fill mile, that a sheet
would have covered them. Within a quarter of a
mile of the winning poll Windier Lady and t;olunaine
left the others behind, and the grand pull) was made.
It was won by nearly a length by the former.
Between the two heats a match was decided be-
twlen a poney of Mr. Pack, and another belonging
to a perfon who lets p..nies for hire, of the name of
Rich, which was w eafily by that of the latter.--.
At the end of this race a difpute occurred, in conic-
qnence of the boy who rode the winning• bode not
returning to the Ratting poll before he difmounted.
It was, however, given in at tall, that, as the honks
slier& io carry catch weight, there was no necetlity
for the boy to attend to that particular etiquette of
the turf, and which at firth had been only adopted to
prove, by having recourfe to the scales, that the riders
returned with the fame weight that they went out
with. Therefore, as the riders in this inflame were
not weighed before Ranting, there was no occafion
for that ceremony afterwards. Much confufion,
however, prevailed on the Hill for tome time.

The Race Down, on this occation, had a very
buliling appearance. We have ken let's company
there on a tegular race day. As many as eight or
ten barouches and four were prefent, filled with No-
bility, betides chariots, poll chalks, phaetons, cur.
rides, whificies, tandems, and equetirians and pedef-
trians beyond number. The Races were announced
to commence at half pall one, but the barrel did not
Rart for the firfl heat until near four o'clock. It was
very late before the Ivirts were over, and many of
the gees de condiiion had not patience to wait till tke
conclution. Had the Stand been open, Come pounds
would have been taken, but it was riot expeeted that
the Hill would have been fo nnmeroufly vilited.

Bow•sTaaer.—On Thurfday G. Palmer, a forter
of letters, in'the General Poll Office, was charged
with Healing a 401. bank note, from a letter in the
Poft Office, and yofipio Inman, with receiving the
fame. It appeared that a letter was put into the Poft
Office, with a 401. bank note in it, direeted to a per.
fon at Oskhampton, on the sth of Augull, and
ought to have arrived at that place on tre 7th, but
not coming .to hand, information was given at the
Poll Office,iand the Agents fent a defcription of the
note to the Bank, where it was &covered that it had
been paid In on the 7th of Augult, and liz 51. and five
al. notes.given in exchange for it. On examining the
indorfement, and the hand writing of the (otters on
duty on the sth of Anglia, fufpicion fell upon the
priforter, in confequence of which Mr. Parkin, the
Solicitor to the Poll Office, and the officers, went to
his lodgings, in Took's Court, Curfitor•tireet, and
took him into cuflody. Inman was with him, who
they likewife took into cultody : and it appeared that
three of the 51. notes which had been paid by the
Bank, in exchange for the 401. he paid to Mr. Ste-
venton, in the Strand. Palmer declared his inno-
cence in the molt pofitive terms, and Signed the ac-
count he gave with a deal of compofore.
Inman Hated, that on the 3d or 4th of Auguß, as
he was on his way to Covent Garden market, to pur.
chafe vegetables, in Burlington Gardens, he picked
up a twilled piece of paper, which he fuppofed con-
tained thread or tape, but on opening it he difco-
vered four 51. bank notes, three of which he paid to
Mr. Steventern. He Paid he had known Palmer
about a year. and a half ; and he was in Palmer's
apartments, for the purpofe of taking up a green
cloth to clean it.

Mr. Parkin !old him that it was impollible his ac-
count could be true, as he Paid he found the notes
on the sd or oh of Almon, whereas they were not
iffued from the Bask till the 7th ; he however per-.
lifted in his ftatement, and figned it with firmnef,.--.
He was committed for further examination, to New
Prifon, and Palmer to the Houfe of Correaion.
• gam Methn was charged with (leafing two pocket-
books and thefr contents. On Tuefday afternoon, a
gentleman wbo was palling through Holborn, ob-
ferved the prifoner, and feveral others, following a
country gentleman, which they continued to do till
he got to the gateway of an inn, where he was turn-
ing in ; when they !milled him, and one of them took
his pocket book out of his coat pocket ; the villain
put it under his arm behind him, and it was taken
by another of the gang, and they all made off; the
gentleman watched them into a public hotife in Gate-
ftreet, and then gave information at Bnw•ltreet.
Limberick and Blackman, in consequence, went
to the public houfe, where they found the prifoner,
and feveral other pickpockets, and on him was found
two pocket books, one of them with fome valuable
papers ; the other, fuppoled to be the one (totem
from the gentleman in Holborn, containing feveral
Bank note., and fome cafh. He W3s committed for
further examination.

.Sarah Purrier was yeflerday fully committed from
Worlhip-greet Office, charged with being concerned
with another girl, convieted at the Old Bailey, in
May Beffion, of burglarioutly flealizg a flyer watch,
and a gold ring.
7. ciari, footman to a gentleman in Alderman's-
walk, Bifhipfgate-greet, was yellerday charged be-
fore the LORD MAYOR, with having robbed his mailer
of feveral articles of plate. The Itoufekeeper Rated
that the prifoner had lived but a thort time in the
family, when The miffed the arlicles • and, therefore
fufpeeling him, the procured a condable, who found
duplicates of the miffing p-operty in the crown of
the ptifoner's hat. The Constable produced the
duplicates, but from the recent apprehenfion of the
priforn r, there had not been time to apply to the
pawobruker. The prifoner contelfed his guilt ;he
faid he had been long out nf employ previous to
engaging with the prolecutor, whiclt bad much em.
barralfed him ; from which dillref, he took the arti-
cles to relieve himfelf, bur with a full intention of
reaming them. He wasccromitted for re-examioation.

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CACLPIT, Wertromasa., joky -ty!-Leillafnre der
Plold Magda aad,.Rigbt Hands:rabies the &Ardis Cons-
iniffinner s of Appeals in 'Prize Ceofes..:•,,
t'tlia, Tabor matt eter(Appoal. from the ice Admiralty
Court of the ifland of Asttigua.).—Thia American flip. in the pro
fecutien of a voyare from",tourdeaui to the.Swedifh iflaod of, St.
Bartholomew, with a cargo of wine, oil, foap, arid tither Nall'
ticks, was on the sub of July. tlioe, captured by his Mikity's IMP
of war Hippomenes, James Aytemigh, 1-fq• Commander, and Clare
Tied to the iflend Azigue It appeared that the Judge of Ma
Cotirt below reftored the flip. and condemned the cargo. hi thie
cafe their Lnrdfhipeaffirmed the shove fentence.
The Serpent, Hayes mailer.—This was an appeal from the ten-
' te ice of eondelimation of a met of the cargo'o', on the ground of its
belonging to a Citizen of the United States of America. Theis
I.ordlhips to this cafe. reverted the *fe.sitemee of the. Court below,
and retlored the property as claimed.
The fehooner Suwarrow, Froft mailer—This was alto an ap-
peal protecuted by the feme.party,ageinft the condemnation of the
help and cargo. rheir Lorelfhips relloted tkc property likowife
in this cafe.-
_JULY 2f.—Before the Mon Noble and Right kin.
r•-•••:+qe the Lords CommitEoners of Appeals in
Prize Centres:
o aria Margaretta, Swediih (hip, with
a ever of pitth.tar, deals, and other articles, was captured by his
Waielky's termed cutter Par: Spencer, Peter Rye Efq. Commit
der, at d hnatioht to Plymouth. lu this cafe their•Lordthi7s af-
firmed the lenience of the Court below, which candemned the
ffiip and cargo, on the ground of a breach of blockade of tip port
of Were.
Neptune.. Preen mailer —This wavnlto a Zwedifh veffel, with
a cargo of a (Wahl ea,ure. that was captured by his Majefty's
carter Fly, I leestenant Sparks Connneder,and brought to Portf•
mem*. Ihe feneenve of the Court below was, in this cafe, like-
' w, re 'Armed, and the appellants condemned in the coils of the
aPPeal.
..d,.nis. Gottfelrftc matter—in this cafe the veltd failed under
Swedifh colours; with a cargo of iron bars, plate iron. fled, and
ehal,, and was captured by his Majefty's cotter Intreprenante,
Iteb, r t Benjamin Young, I fq Commauder. anti brought to Portf-
moteh •1 hr fentes•ce. of the Court below affirmed.
Irene, Letilatti mailer.-1 his Hamburgh (tip, with a cargo of
rye. r-atts, cordage, (laves, tar, and other articles, tugs captured by
hie hlajely's (hip of war Amethyft, Alexander Campbell, Etc.
Conroaeder,and brought to Leith. Their l.ordfhips, its thiscafe.
Wizened the fentence of the Judge of the High Court of Admiralty,
hich condenmed the Quip and part of the cargo, belonging to
the owner thereof, but refereed the queftion reteeling the goods
chimed by the other neural perfons.
AUGUST 4.—Brfnie the moll Noble and Right
Hnneurithle the Lends CommilEoners of Appeals in
Prize Csufes:—
Vegilantie, Haryors, Matter —This vetted, under Bremen co•
lours. la.len with a cargo of tobacco and mahogany, on a voyage
from Porto Covello to freemen, was captured on the teth of Net-
vetr.her, olio,;, off I leligotand, by his Majefty's fhip Fehalion.
Chz,lett Stuart, Efq. Commander, and brought to Leith. The
Viol proceedings *ere ieftituteti in the High Court. of Admiralty
agaielt the ;sail and cargo, when the Judge was pleated, at the,
hearing of the mute, to condemn the [hip, and alto the guest's,
elairee4 on behalf of the Owner, and Mailer of the !hip, from
which decree an 'epeel was immediately entered. Their Lord-
Slips in this cafe affirmed the fentence of the Court below. '
Irene, I libben. Mailer —.lbis was a queltion rqfpeeftitee asset
of her cargo,• claimed by various perfons. in which the corners of
the chip were not htterelted. Their Lerdfhips ki this c.ff alto
etiefiemed the r nteree of • the Judge of the High Court of Adrift'
ratty, which condemned the fame. . • - ea•• • ".
CHrfica,, Matter.-.• flick were claints of salkinikr. nature.
Sentence 74 dic Coarebtlow confirmed, ••• i -
Au G tsar B..—Befnre the molt Noble sentl,•Right
Ilnennrable the.L;erds CommilAegcri Appsaka, itlr
Pitize Caufes • • 7.i .oi
Goer Frwartieg. Say, Mailer.—Thisvaffelcipoider Lphee„gpfs
tears, bden'wlth •enetnet wool. failed. from o pn the.rgtle
September, oftentibly for CUT, andiraecapenron the 24th be
the fame month, whilit *tering fur Havecithen-iiiidet blockade
by the Steady gun brig, Lieutenant Stowe: Cosommideircoa•
brought in Pertfm.uth. Their. Lnrellitips affirnsed.die feet.nee o;
the Court blow which condemned die, (kip, anCeergo, on Rho
ground et a *Vlach of blockade. ' , •
• Mereurin. De Carvallo Matter -This was tuPortilentefe'fhlp,,'
laSfauwith.tisch, tar, roan, litc bound from P.dfage. hi ttpaio,l
• to Liflie'sti. and captured. cn the 23d of Fehrue3y, 18°4, by the,.
private Cam of we.. Phteulz, Captain liaa.on,,,and the Prinfi-
deitee, Captain I.e Roux: and brought to jcidy.--it
1. at the Court below fettered the-lhip and'earger,"fubje-el to 01
tpret's expeller. linens which decree the captuesappealod. Their
I.ktotips, however, affirmed the decree. • -• • ••••

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LONDON. M /INK .

'CORN FXCHANGE, MAR-K.LANE:4E.

To.day'a fupply of Wheat i. again Store, and the talcs whet)
heavily tfetaid. hut fupf;ort 1; ft prices.—BarleTbl/fal‘euvi Peat.
likarlft.—Old Grey Pea' arc higher; alto Beans of the tivii kitio
ss and 3s per quarter. There are ftw arrivals Of Oats:Mack isle
in Ontrt fnpply. and this trade Is about ss• pa quarter deasew.)—
Moor without alttrai, nc 4.1 lc, '
•S 1.1.11111111 ;.. t.. 1!
Wheat; 444.56 a t Es pkr. qr. Grey Peafc 3816 ii .
Bien Ditto, 704 Ire Beans. 56.1 62nd '"•' '
Rye, 40G 443 (IIR4W) • Tit*. Ditto, 4110535. c4ll -• I .r
it4rlep,34s 4cs od Otta. sSs So" 33s
Malt, 66, 742 rd , . Polatdalitto 340 3T u u), •
White Pas, fb.oticisj iets toss Potatoe ditto—. 34,0'
. '. • R%se Seed 241 to 181. •
. Flie Flour 55s ics--Fseeeisds OS to ass. • • • /`-4
LN:PECTGR'S. RETURN AT UXBRIDGE.
Wheat per load .) . :;261 (-as to 191 via I.av
Barley pts quarter Al Aga to al se •:•
oa-s per ditto .1! ,140) to 11 t>,
Beans per ditto if 'ilFs t6' ss •
Peale per ditto ' 'of" Or Di 01411; '
• • • t- : A ,ccl
PRICE OP MIPS.. • • •
SAGS. 1" .1
rot 51 or-to 61 os Xat ••••••.‘ '5l los to' 61 la
51 cs to 51 toa Sulfas . - .51:los to 61 op
1 eta 31 cs to 51 to -11stsOsaat, SI os to 91. cs:
, • • Duty laid at 80,0-06
PRIOR OR iiOPB IN THE BOROUGH MARK F.T.
New Bags 51 as to 61 tar I Pockets 51 tss to 81 as
PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW.
St. lames's. Whitechntl.
Hay parload ocito6 0 o f Hay per load 4 oto 6
btraw 3 2010 2 9 0 I$ll3W 11 0 1..1 14
I Clover 5 sto 6 t 6
RUCS Of OAT Alin STRAW IN SWITHRIELO.

Pay, - 51 os to 61 6s I New Clover el Cs to cl os
Clover 51 os to 71 ob j Straw, sl Ss to 31 os
SMITHFIELD MARKET, September it.
This day's Market afforded but a feanty fupcly of different
ki tds of cattle; Sae, Mutton, Veal, and Lamb, are cheaper than
our Taft report. Pork is dearer, and the trade in general was
foal...what gat. The gales in the Haymark-t were not lively. Hay
and Clover have dropped in prince fume Monday's market. Straw
f,.tched latt prie-.
To fink the offal—per none of 81b.

Beef 4s od to 5$ ad 1 Veal 55 cd to 6s od
Mutton 45 8d to is Si 1 Pork . 4r 8d to Ss SJ
Lamb 51 ad to 6s 04L
BRAD OF CA 'I ILI THIS DAY.
Beath, about 4--Sheep and Lambs, ;,)J0:
Calves 17O—Pigs 310.
NEWOATE and LF.ADEN3ALL, Srptemher t .
Per (tone of alb. by the earcair.

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Beef 3s al to as 44 I Wall 4$ cd to pi 83
Mutton 3s 83 to 46 8J Pork as 83 to sk 84
Lamb es od to Ss. 81.
RAW HIDES.
Hides (perftone) as 83 to is tcd Horre Skias its totcs each
Middling as 441 to is 6d Sheep Was os od to vs cd
Ordinary 13 HA to as od Shearlino is 6d to os cd
Heavy Calf Its 6d cacb I Lamb Skins as od to 16 6d

1 -; PRICE OF LEATHER, pct lb. AT LEADENHALL.—
,• , Butts, so costal, each • srd to 23441
Ditto, 6o to 6,51 b . 13d to 27d
Mcrcbants Backs 'std to 2 -
breffing Hidcs 17 to, i
... Fine Coach Hides '" ;" 194, td sk 4.
. r,. Crop Hides for Cutting . •-•• ..sad tic sld 1:!,*:
,Flat Ordinary , • •• 17Vtio•SOAL •Nwt.•,
^ Calf Skins, 3o to solb per 4oseis 35s at 02.
Ditto so to 7o1b 36s to tics ..,1
Ditto 70 to Solb • 30s io 311 i.
[Sloan Atols (Orsoulaod) per Ib. 31- hid to 3s 66
Law ditto . loos to Isol pet dos.. AA

Tussled Rorie Enda 1111 to acs each
Ow Skins -....4 to —4
L PRICE OP TALLOWIN LONDON.
At. James's market 3s 7d Town Talkie' ' Si. td to —s
bare Market - 'la .91d Yellow Italia 61. od to 62$
whitechapel Market White ditto 37s od to Ocs
(per Ronc 0f.81b.) p 644 Soap ditto 561 to ..... cd
.---. Melted Stuff 45z to —s od
ibs-9d Ditto rough 3as od to Of
Average Price 3s 7d Graves zzs oil
Cood Dregs 123 19 011
Yeßow Soap, Boso-Mottled, 9os—Curd, 94s '''
Price of Candles per dozen, ios 64—Moulds, its 64
• -COAL MARKET, Scpt. IS. .
Shl • AVat Market :-
•4
Skips fold Price
3l ' Newcattle Coal 30 39s
,3d to iss ad
3, •• londerlind - O 47s od to —s oil
• -,.--; • 1 • rztailliessl - '0 •••••• od to oos od
• 2 Cistdoc. •s• 32. od to oos od •
• . COURSE OF EkCHANON.
Atnfterdtans • 33 9 2Ut Cadiz 381 dike.. 1 Genoa 41
Do. nt fight 35 z Matirld3Bl ere& Lifb.,., 64
Rotterdam II 4 •s DC 'Balboa 38} sired. ( Oporto Fl'
Hamburgh 34 2 siUE• 'Leghorn sal ; Dublin se 1
Altona 34 32t Ur Naples 42 I Cork zzl
Paris, it efay's date 24 6 Liv. Venice 52 liv. Piccolo t naive
Ditto i U(. 24 so per £ ilea
Boudeattz 24 to I Palermo. 92 pence per oz.
Aglo on the Bank of Holland 51 per Cent.
i New Dollars o 5s 5(1

DIEP.
Yefterday morning, at fix O'clock, Alderman Stains, at an ad-
vanccd age, at his houte, Cllphom.
Wednefday re'nnight, in London, Mrs. Holliday, mother of the
Lady of Colonel Sproule, commanding the Royal Artillery at
Hall.

Sunday fe'nnight, at Poplar Grove, near the Old Swan, in ti-e
44th year of her age, Mrs. Staniitrect, wife cf Mr. Staniikrect, at-
torney at law, and found daughter of the late Wilßans Efq.
of Leigh. •
On the 2cth tat. at his feat, in Norfolk, in the 83th year of his
age. Jofeph llover, Efq father of John Dover, Erg. of Liverpoirif
-On the 25tly ult at Caltletown..llle of Man,.M-s. Lace, wife Of
John Lace, Erg. onc of his Majefty's deerniters of that place. •
On the 22d July, at Gibraltar, aged 33, Mrs. Chrifllana Seurr
wife of Captain ScurGof the London tranfpprt,andoalyalaughter
of Mr. Thomas Butter);,of Cottiogham, near Hue;
• On Monday fe'ntsight, at t afingwold. in the.64th year of Ms
age, Alexander Harper. Gent. !pee an eminent Conveyancer, and
a Member of the Hon. Society of the Middle Temple. London.
l'oefday fennight, after a few days inners inthe tsth ) ear of her
Mifs Parkin, kleft-diught2t of Mr. Parkin, Superhitcudent
Mit-liter of the 114cthodilt Society, Huddersfield.
. A few days ago, at 'lull, aged 6i3, Mr• John Marthall,late of Cot-
tingham.
'On Saturday fe'nnight, at Utile Weeton, near Beverley, arc'.
about 70, John Hudfbn, Fitt of that plate.
! 'Sunday fennighte at Bridlington, rged 79, Mrs. P. Plummer,
rend of the late Mr. Pluntrocr, inercbant, of that place.
-Lattly at flambOrough, Mrl Walter Dawfon, aged a 8 years,
rots of 'Mr. John Davainn, of tha Itlace.
On the 24th ult. &Mod M.. night, Efq. Writer to the Signet,
Edinburgh.• • • :r • ••• • •
As the Munfe of 41liberipm,licirthosirc, on the '2,0 tato* amen
silvan/id age, the Av. Afrlansies.Achtsufon.,. iq the.qtll,poun'4E
hie mftliftry.
• At lutist ure, the stit Ittt.' Mr. tsvid Renner. •
i:snsl4sY ,lames Niehoff er'nelt, lip inced' fif
dAb t 4, be the bsit.petlohnerton the Pipe =Hanker, fit timt king,
eau y • • - • •
E• 74014.

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,To44—on• the 6thDreetisb4Nle :Mr.*, tk rab:eelfe of Mal
jot Ghee* f•el`Nati. Of theta fk, be Avgykitite itegimeit, fenritic
lal 0444 aflblttifialak ' '. '-• ' ; - '`' - - .i • .
'I ! ...,1 ••• •• •'• • B,EPLOA 1.. . t''-1i..: .'; • •. .
i3ttit fi :-'J[l. the 27 tit Dec. at Chnevrinlie, the Lads of Sirna)
wart, hi+ of a fun-On the tft of January, the Lady of Captaib
Antlit4y:Gretate; of a ftitooktothetidth df.DeteMbet,leat Maki-
faedOure. orat-Glaa4epore, Mrs; D. Rofi, of a deugittew.Jantsat y
t3,at Fort-William, the. Lady pf Lieutenant J.. Alezarder, of .a
, thiokhtit -Dteentber 0 : hil%ittifki:lV, iif a 'daugter-Dec mber, 7,
zups. v.. Ifkaireft;Of iiTelti-ti bet 0, the Lady of John French
Of atdott...fleceinher 7i Mrs. litaloiebury, of a dankfifer-De.
coil% -..21,, ai,Tlpperals, the Lady oil. Wemyfs,•Efq. of a fort.
DeceidSer 44, the Lady of R.pownie, Efq• of a rilaugliter -Dee..
*th!'l adi of C. ShakefpearF,Efq: of a claughter-DecerpbeFA,
at MMtra; Mrs. Hoofton, of a fon: •
Miiaatierr...Ottihe a6th Dedbaber, Mr. William drawer, haw
, bled blantecla Mifalllidaheth Isamind-.on the 2 I ft Jaasary,eaft.
s 14441Wpiffb.to Jilt( raid. GoodrOn the 4th January, Ai; Hyllea•
IsKraptaiiisPitiog, Of his Majofty's 3 id Regiment of Foot. in
Mrs] Contiefia.oll"the' loth jiduaty, 'Cliartes Beecher. EN. to
rifs C. Humfolo4.-illirheiliyPittr: S. • Hoogland to NM C: La..
111114112117.87.;iterte1),, ohf°uhfies of
M Waj eftHy.'s% 3 d tßkerfq:.nseCt,
,„ Framed ' filia-d3n the Leth January, Captain Hugh
Maegatodi, to'Ntifellltholfon ....On the Bth January, ai the houfe
bf RC.,Bircli,Efol;,ai'Chowtingee, by the Rey. Paul Limerkk,
. Licutyoato #kdooq, of.tbo lion, CoMpany's Native Infantry,. to
.Mil .iiima "Xliaa birefi" daughter of John Birch, Fig. of Chin-
' fu rail-Deer:A,* I irNfr: 1. R'aertf.:n, to'Mrs. A. Taylor- Dc-
ceinher i ai kW.' T. cart4iirm Mrs M. -de ftodario-Isecember t 7,
r. Bo Pignt tolMilir F. BobiOn...Docithbot)lo; • Mr.; E. Gill to
lila P. Feory4o-cio.the 22th/Deccenber, at Merit, by 11: Wilt.
' infoo, Efq..Judge,andpagiaesec, Lieutenant John Wendt)°, ot :
' the loth Native Regiment, to Mils Mary Mat-fbidl, fecond datigh.
; ter of Colonel Dyfon •I'vt.rfhallla.Dectmber ilk; Mr. J. Smith to
Mifs Blizabsth•Goldfirtith. -:
Die 13••••Drcel17110Ct S, Mr. W.glirove. toariner---Decternbcr 27,
' Mr. W. Hooper, mate in the iaot fervice-On the 7eli January,
the Lady ortV;m..Hiallings, Efq.-On that I ith Januarx.. at flydra-
. bad, George Urr, Efq. forgeon di the Refulency-On the 24th Ja•
Ouary, Wdt.:Eovrofhetal JonessEfq.- At Isarafut, Enfign "l'honias
Gieening..of the Cadet Company-I/ember 23, Mrs A. Brix-
l' On the 'tyth January, at Hydrahad. the Lail), of Captain P. Blair,
of theArtifftry--On the 22d December, at Hyderabad, Captain
J. John X not,othisll.4e3elly's 33d Regiment-On the !VII Januarys
at Benarei. Mr; Peter Maguire, many years an indigo planter In
tiat diftriet-..On•the 4th January, at Secrole. Mrs. Mary Atltio-
fun, wife of Serjeant Major R. 41.tkit.fon, of the Benares Proven-
el hattalion-DCeember 24,-Mr. J. Fenelou, carpenter-At /
Ba-
t ragut, EnEgo T. Grecurolt, of die Cadet Company. '
• . IVIRDRAS. •. • - '
Bi It 1 Its -November ar, at/Colombo. the Lady of W. Mont-
gomery, Efl of his hiejefty'a Ceylon Civil Service, of a f0n...!
December 9r, at Cannanore,, die Lady of Captain cotgrave, of
the Etigiixers, of a fun: ; ,
MARRED-At Mahal, C:Marfh, Ffq. A dinette of the Su-
preme Court of Judicature., a* Ading Juege Advocate General,
to Mifs M. H. Lewin. daughtfir of T. Lewin, Efq of Ridgeway-
houfe; H 3145.
DEATH s-November 24, at Point de Gale, aged 76. Mettheus
Vander Spar, fenior merelianY in the Lie butch liaft India Com •
pany's ftt.ico-December it, at Ganjim, T. Willett, Efq. De-
puty Commercial Refident.-December is, at Bedmore, Lieote.
oant Denton, of the eft battalion Bth Regiment Native infantry.
-November 24, atrolombo, Captain Reynolds, of his msjefty's
3d Ceylon regiment.-Nov. 17, at Callient, the Lady •of Lieut.
W Jdnes, of the Madras Fftabli Tment.-Lately, at Trincomalee,
Lieutenant Chamley, de his Majeity's 5,a Regiment, attached to
the Ceylon Cavalry. ,
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BOMBAY.
Bie-ri- s -tteeernSer 22,atISartll Heufe, Lady Mackisonlh, of
, a for,-.'t Bombay, the Lady of John Williams, Efq. of a fon-
frecember 0, at Malacca, the Lady of Lieutedant G. H. Ally, of
the loth regiment Native Infantry, of a. daughter--December a,
at Anjougo. the I.ady of A. W. Handley, Efq. rehdent, of a fon-
Lately, at Colabah, the Lady of Lieutenant Caffaii, of a fiat.
• NIA a RIA 0r..-At Bombay, James Gonam,Efq. Chief Officer of
the-Honourable Company's (hip Earl St. Vincent, to Mifs Belle
Mack. . •
DRAT:Ia.-At Bombay. Enfign Cook, of that Eflabliftonent...
December 5, after a llwrt Muds, Mr. Aftlftaut Surgeon G. F.
Gall.

.• - •
1 CSING'S PATENT WORM Lo z IN.GE s.—To Parents,Quardians,
anti Others, who have the cafe of Children, this valuable Medicine
cannot be too ftrongly,fteommended. Worms .are a dreareifew
efiliclim dupe. They tieltroy the appetite, wealwil the organs of
digelltlbn, pioduce peihs. In the ftomach and holed., deprive the
betty 'of std niaurithmtnt, otearrn emaciation and pelmets, ttop the
praisers of growth, and ate the caulk of the met! alarming con •
mallow, which too often terminate in death. Not arrtheir died'
late tie on grown perfons : by,:uhierating tke•litomach am!
liMie , they are often the caure of lingering complaints. which
prove fatal at iaft, end rubjed tte patent to the molt eacruciating
fits of agony and difteete. In child/Mod, eiiery dire:A ivilth which
a child is arlided lenge highly- exarperated •br them. The eel-.
i tainty and fafety-hoth of their prevention and tare, by'the above
i medicine, is CO fully eftablifhed to the fatistadtton of the Public, by
the tellimony of the rtft and moll leading characters of the No-
bility. and of others of high refpedtabllity, who hive witefred its
remarkable effteli. in their own families. that it is only neccffary to
: obfcrve, this Is the period of the frafon when fucit a medicine
ought to be given to children and other-, to prevent any attack of
1 thhi eomplaiiit.-.-Sold wholefele and retail, at Ching atid Butler's,
j No. 4, Cbeapfide, Corner of Paternoßer-row; and retail; by molt
country vender. Is bdkohat4s. ri andlcs. 6d.
t