... *At All-hallow fair, on Tuesday last, fat cattle sold from 9s. 6d. to IIs. per stone, sinking offals. Lean stock had also a ready sale. Sheep sold wvell, but scarcely maintained their prices. There was a great show of good horses, which brought high prices.- The shew of cattle was large, and the whole: have been nearly sold. Extract of a letter from an officer in Gibraltar, dated Septe..nber ...

... 1-PBIQMV THE LONDON GAZETTE. cl FOREIGN OFFICE-.SEPT. 28. 1813. -* Iis Royal Eighness the Prince Regent has been h plen~sM, in the name and oni the behalf- of his Ma- RI jety, to appoint the E irI of Aberdeen, K. T. to be Is -his Msajesty's Ambassddor 3Extraordinary and Pleni- a potentiary to the Court of Vienna. His ?? highness the Prince Regent has also ti -hee peased-j in the-nrame. and on ...

... FRFNCII !AlTIM All the attenrpts hitherto Tnade by the ea 'e trouble3 in the 'Trol, have been mnqfpcoal to te n General Hiller has causad ic'njiary j rcl otsal have produced no effect, to be distisited *b ,v : t- person named Shulkbacher, one of the fo-ne ' d 1809, has dared to address to eeveral bhiirwsr a thet amenintent. The Commiosaryv-Ger,,-i a! dr e d feld has only replied to it, by ...

... I PRIFArj CORRV ?? London, A.g. 11k patt 3seven, P. i., Frencht pers have reached us to the 9th inst. ! I ?? i mporlant are their contents. There. are t °ial accounts from Soult, which anticipate t tf te tck dispatches, relative to the failure Itbtas ack upon St Sebatian ; and of the three .* cks cn the line of the allies, as mentioned by ac- TI ?? the Sparrow, two only are noticed.- I ast ...

... LONDON! MONDAY-AuGusT 9. Sunday, the following bulletin was colrimunicat- f ed to inquirers at St James's :- S ~ 1. 'i 11 Windsor Castle, August 7. 1I81 9. His Majesty's state has varied in the course of the last E mnnth; but, upon .the whole, has not been uncomfortable, and is at present very'composed. H. HALeORD, W. HesERDoEN, M. BAILLIE, , R. WILLIS. The Earl of Aberdeen set off from ...

... GOTTIENBURGB MAIL. Breslau, Sept. 4. The army of Siksia has performed the hard duty allotted to it, with constancy and sacrifices. It has never lost sight of the enemy, and been continually engaged with him. In the space of eight days, it has had eight bloody engagements, without count- ing the lesser skirmishes, and given a decisive battle; and since that battle, three engagements of conse- ...

... J===l . RN L- . . - , jINE~ LIST-id sct 26. Olt. f The Messenger, Farrel, ?? to Bourdeau, Drie to the Medusi frigate and' HelicoWa llonp of war';-tbe Independence, ?? to Nev York, prze to the Rover slop of war; anthehe Pandour, fnns Anmcnca to 'France, prize to tle Reindeer sloop of war, arrived at Ply- mouth on. Tesdiy. * The Gold Coiner, Brown; and the Dick, Minx, from Newl York to Botrdeaux ...

... kous9 OF LORDS-JULV II .IRLY AND STRAFFORD PERRGIII . e Ista Committee of Privileges, their Lordships resumed the farther consideration of the above Peerage cases. Mr At:or. ney General was heard on the part of the Crown in both.- s The sentiments given by the Learned Officer were hostile to the, case, as made out by. the respective claimants. d The LonD CkANCEL1tR said, he thought it would be ...

... LONDON NEWS CONTtNUEDM Col. Macdonald, Military Secretary to the forces in Ireland, has reliiquished his situatioll to accom- pany Sir J. Hope to the *Pqninwila, and is to be at- uched to that Generdls Staff. Rear Admiral Durham leaves town this day, to. 1hpist his flag in the Bulwark,Jin the Downs, and join the armament now assembling. The reinforcing detachments belonging to the bat- ...

... EDINB NB NU 'lt iW in con ?? 6tAblish passage Dboat| betwixt Perth and idjndee, to be wfoughtiy isteam, 'and to 'be of the sameconstruction as. those .o suc- cessfully employd betwixt-.Glasgow and -,reenock. . n O Tuesday e veing ast, a poor old woman fel ;from 'thet-rop of an .outside stair in a close of dhd Mri ray*te, DDundee, and -wAs killed o--the spot. Oni Wodnesd&y, i'joirner belonging ...

... M4GIl'ATES OF GUORGHS. , NEW CASTLE. 'TzoMA SMITH, Esq. Mayor. Thonmas Smsnth, Esq. jusior, Sheriff.! R. H. Williamson, Esq. Recorder. L^WaareCn XRTarSOrEsq. PrvoystSheriff, and Coroner.I . David Morrlson, Esq. Dean of Guild. -D~Vid 13eatsosr, ?? PAtrick C2 stewart, q. Baiges. lame~ir Eaq. WiliiamnM. raball;.E sq. Irades aiiie. William Sandeman, lsq Toin Treasurer. Wias. RoberL'Ros, . Thot ...

... INFOAMATIO10 REGARDING THE . 1AR C iSLE AND XESH ICK CODUIN JPPLES, Extracted from various Cornlnunicarions on that subjects addressed to the sight Honourable Sir JotN SIN- CLAIR, Baronet. The Carlisle Codlin po sesses tahe peculiar property of be- ipg fit for use, at an eailier stage of its growth, than any other apple, making an excellent tart, when no bigger than the smallest pluil If ...