Star. — London, England, 1804-08-18 00:00:00

670iitad livrEiLYGENct. cANTEksORY, AUGUirt Onr rates commenced on Tnefday. They have been attended by a large Malian of rank and fa &ion. The tomtrany on the Downs was yeiterday very numerous. On the firli day the moll noticeable conteQs wept for the Kentifh Hunters' Stakes, which was run for by Mr. Hilton's b. m. Pleafant, and Mr. Bridges' Omniiim ' and wort by the former ; a f ter which, a bye-match was run by the Hon. Capt. Do. TnerC b. m. El, zabeth, and Captain Stratton'a ch. h. and won by the former. _ The King's Plate yeßerday was won by Mr. Hyde's b. h. Bufbridge. The County Plate wan won by the Hon. Mr. Watfon's Mifs Bracket. NOTTINGHAM RACES, TUESDAY, AUG. r c. His Majetly's Plate of ioogs. for horfes, &c. Three 4-mile heats. Mr. &mitoses e. L Radttaee . - a t Mr Robtriao'se. e. Mahatdan s dr Fifty Pounds, given by the Members for the County, added to a Sweepriakes of sgs each— r-mile heat. Sir C Banbury's p e. Praperio - - Edward Ackers',Efq h f. A. a • s M. DOW. b. e. Sit Charles . 3 3 inDIMORT. The Noblemen and Gentlemen's Plate of sot. Two-mile heats. Mr. Seville's br. f. Ramos • . . Mr Glover's b. s. Cackfpirtner s s Mr Robinfoe's e e Makoolan - 3 be at. Mr. of togs each. One 4 mile beat. Mr. Denham's b. s. Laapr, 6 yrs aid. walked over. PorACit OF DASCGFEAT. It will be remembered that form time in the fpring of 18°2, the flip named the Invelligator was com pletely fitted up in the Thames, and amply finred and provided, and put under the command of Cap tain Flinders, in order to proceed to the South Sea for the purpofe of exploring the enalls and the inte rior of New Holland ; and that, betides the officers and crew, there were embarked perfons (killed in practical allennomy, natural billowy in all its depart ments, and others accotapliflted in the art of drawing and painting. - lly a Danills flap a►►ived very lately at Dover, letter , have been received from Canton, en China, by which it appears that the Invefligator arrived at Port Jackfon on the sth or 6th of June left year, after hay ing fintfieed • part of the intended furvey of New I3ollandt by which time the had received filch injury a the cnurfe of her voyage, and was fo rotten, that, on examination then made, the was condemned as 'Unfit (or (nether fervice. The fame accounts further add, An the Porpoife, is &call armed veitel then at Port Jacking), ander the diretlion of Goveraw King, was pitched on to com plete this voyage of difcevet y : Ant that, being fur eyed, the was alto found onfit for fo daimons% a Service. It was then determined that the Porpoife fbnntd pmcced to England with the officers of the invelligator. To the men of fcience an offer wa► made of either flopping at Port Jackfnn till Captain Plunders &mild return from England with another sip, or taking a pottage borne, as many as could be accommodated, in the Porpoife ; the tell to follow by the firft proper conveyance that might offer. The Porpoife failed from Port jackfou about the toth of Bei/sift 1803, having under her convoy the merchantmen Cato and Bridgewater, bound to Ba tavia. The intended track was through Forreft's Estaaights, between the north coal! of New Holland and New Guinea, and fo. getting into the Indian fen, to follow the ufnal track of the lodinate, in- 1 Bead of the circuitous route by Cape Horn. The public has lately been informed of the unfor tunate relbit of this voyage. The accounts now re ceived are to the following purpok :—About ten o'clock at night, on the 17th or 78th of Augull 1803, the Porpoik being a little ahead of the Cato and BlidgewAter, who were on the larboard and Un heard quarter, breakers were fuddenly ken from the forecaflle. Tbe veffel was at that time going right before the wind at the rate of eight miles per hour ; • and it was fo exceedingly dark, that the breakers, though tremendoufly high, were not difeerned till they were within a quarter of a mile. The helm was inflantly put down, and an attempt made to brace round the yards, but before the fhip conld be brought about fhe was amongli the reefs or (helves.—lt was expeEted the would go down the innant the (truck; but, providentially drifting on one of the reefs broad fide ways, the heeled a lifik, and then remained itn nneeabic. The fitnation now was dreadful : fo re- mote from Land, the night fu dark and flormy, with the breakers driving over the deck, and the relief ex pates! every moment to go to pieces. Yet, for all this, the accounts add, that the officers and !hip's company, having taken every precaution in their power, remained - as compofed as if the veld had been riding at anchor. The people of the Cato and Bridgewater did not erifeern the breakers In from as thole in the Pc ?Toile. When they did, they ir.fl.ntly hauled for the wind ; but unfortunately on oppofite tacks, and fo mufl have inesitably met one ant thcr. To avoid rink deltruc 'ion them was no alternative but for one of them to give %%ay. This was done by the C , mmai.der of the Cato, ti e leder relief, under the affluence of imme diate affidance from the other ; which accordingly pni: e d anti was fared, whilil the Cato went item on the reef, and immediately funk. The people clung to the rigging till the morning, when they found theinfelves about half a mile diftant from a coral find bank, nearly as much in circumference. This inferable afylnm they all reached, except two or Ciftf who petilhed I as alto did the company from t le Poi poife, who found means of conveying hither the fkip's provifions and pan of the Rotes. After wards Captain finders and the Commander of the Cato, with eight or nine hands, left the reef in the cutter which belonged to the Porpoife, and reached Port jackfon, a diffanee of more than goo miles, in Ailey. From thence the (hip Rolla, in company with two fchuoners, one of them commanded by Captain Flinders, weighed on the Loth of September, and made the fatal tee on the Bth of Oetobcr, and reliev ed thole wit° had remained there. On the 6th of December the Rolla and frhcomers anchored lately at Macao, where they found fifteen or lateen India men nearly ready to fail, waiting for intelligence nem Europe ; in fine of which the gentlemen belonging clothe Invelligatorpropoted taking their 'mirage home. SALE Of ?ART OF HIS m tiyEsrr, FLOCX OF SPANISH SHIsEP. It is a Angular circumflarce, confidering the great length of time that fine or broad woollen cloths have been in ofe in Europe. that the wool from a parti cular breed of (beep, kept only in Spain, where there are exceedingly large flocks of them, fhould have been cffential to its fabrication. Thefe (beep are known by the name of the Merino breed, and were peculiar to Spain till about the year 1786, when the unfortunate Louis XVI. introduced a flock of them into France, the progeny of which are Rill fubf►Ring, and their wool poffeffing all its original qualities, upon the national farm at Rambouillet, and in the neighbouring communes. His Britannic Majelly was not unmindful of this °Nee, and within a year of the fame period begat', and continued from time to time, the importation of (mall flocks of Merino (beep, which were, with his Majeßy's known liberality. pre fented to different Agriculturalls and Breeders, or fold, with a view of diffecninating the breed. at the common prices of Englifh (beep at the time. In the year 1792, through the medium of Lord Auckland, who had been Ambaffador to Spain, his Majefty pro. cured from the Mar chionefs Del Campo d'Alange, forty of the bell Spanifh (beep, in exchange for eight 6ne Englifh coach horfes : this flock his Majetly 'con fided to the care of Sir Joftph Banks, Bart. Pref . '- dent of the Royal Society, who has paid more at tention to the fubjeet of wool. and is.without doubt the moa perfealy informed on all points relating to its produaion and ufes, than any other man. Hi, Royal Higknefs the Duke of York's Park, at Oat lands, was felcaed as the fcene of thefe interefling and national experiments. Sir Jofeph Banks had affichionfly employed Madill upon his eflate in Lincolnfhire, fence the firfl intro dtunion of Spanilh Iheep, in trying the effcfl on wool ant carcafe, of all the crones which could be made between them and the different breeds in England; but on receiving charge of the Royal Merino flock, in 1792, he difpofed of all his own Amp, in which there was any mizture of Spanifb, and has confined his views in the management of the Royal flock to the prefirvation of the orighml breed of 5792, having fence admitted no crones, not even of newly import ed Sparta fheep, however fuperior their pretenfions. Thefe &cep are very far from handfume in their &ape, and too generally look thin and poor; they are principally diliinguifhed from other Iheep, next to the fuperior finenef. of the fibre of their wool, by the dirty appearance of their fleece outfide, though beautifully white within, owing to the great) , matter, or pa, as it is called, with which it abounds, caul ing the dirt of the land to adhere to the wool ; they have alfo white faces, of a pectiliarnny appearance; jun above the ode are two or three tinguLr wrinkles. and upon the head, behind the horns, is a loft pro-. tuberance of Beth: they are alto Iris in fire than a great proportion of the Englifli them The Merino Sock continued healthy. and enereafed very fall, but the hnyers of wool were averfe to the idea that any wool grown in England could anfvrer the purpofe of that imported Fran Spain, in the mannfadure of fine cloth; and Sir Jofepls Banks was unable to obtain more than as. per pound for the wool of elide fheep in 5796, and only as. 6d. in 5797. In 1798, this wool was waffled previous to the fate, and forted into three different parcels, according to its finenefs, as is done in Spain. viz. .prime wool, or Rafteot (R), which fold for p. choice locks, or tiara (F), at 35. 6d, and Fribs or rercerot (T), which fetched 2s. 6d. The fleeces of 5799 from this increafing flock, treated in the fame way, was fold, the prime wool, or R's, for p. 6d. the choice locks, or Ps for 3s. 6d. and the Fribs or T's for zs.e ss. 6d. being in thefe tiro lag years the (landing price of the very belt imported wool. The Royal Merino flock at °attends, conti nuing to increafe, in t Soo, the R's produced p. the F', p. and the T's Is. 6d. In aril the R's fetched p. 6d. the F's 35.6 d. and the T's ts. 9d. Eleven wether, or callrated Iheep, were this fear fatted, and at Cbriftmas itiot, fold at good prices ; the mutton alfo proving excellent in quality, and very unesped edly thejelt wool, or that obtained (ions the fkin by the fell monger, produced rm. for each Sheep, :fur all expences attending it were paid. In ittol. Sir Jofeph Banks obtained for the wool of his Majefly's Sparta flock, the R's p. 9d. the F's 3s. 6d. end the T's ts. gd. ; and in the year 1803, the prime, or R's produced 6s. gd. the F's 4s. 6d. and the T's as. The quantity of the inferior torts of wool, from each fleece, has evidently decteafed fince thefe Sheep were in England, and at this time, left of thefrik will be found in any numbe r of fl eeces o f his - bdajelly's wool, than in the fame number and weight of fleeces produced in Spain, a proof that the wool is not difprifed to degenerate in our climate. The wool of the prelent feifon was wafhed on the backs of the (beep in the Eoglifli way, and fold all together without (cowering or Crting, at as. 6d. per pound. The Royal Merino flock then confined of ico ewes, ; rams, and 78 lambs; thefe 78 lambs being the produce of 90 ewes. with which 4 rams were ufed ; alto of 23 fhearling rams, 7 rams of greater ages, and ra. ewes, which were (elated for the intended tale, which took place on Wtdnefday left in a paddock in Richmond Park, by the Ede of Kew Fopt•lane, nut far frt. m the Pagoda.. Among thole who have molt diflingnilhed them (elves in feconding the noble views of his MAjefly in introducing and extending the breed of thefo (beep, are to be named, Lord Somerville ; Dr. Parry, 01 Bath; Mr. Bridge, of Winford Eagle ; Mr. Ridg way, of Upperton ; Mr. Toilet of Gloucederihire ; and the Bath Agricultural Society , while Mr. John Maitland, of Batinghall•llrcct ; Mr. I.aycnck of the Borough; and Mr. Edridge, of Chippenham, have doge themfelves great honour in their endeavours to promote the fate and manufadure of Englifh Merino wool. Mr. Gibiolet. of Bond. firm ; and Mr. King, of Newgate Market, are alto deserving of great rade for their exertions in removing the prejudice which was generally entertained againtt Spanilh mutton, on the GrR introduaiou of the Merinos into this country. Mr. Toilet poffeffes a ram bred from a ram and ewe, fold to him from the Royal /lock in t For, which in June laft yielded t t:lb, of not.] of the very firit cpality. The fame care and attention which has been for fome years part paid to the improvement of other breeds of Meg) in ft k kingd. , m, by breeding conliantly from the moo ',wet anim a ls i n th e fi . c k in preference to others,. has fuccccdcklici the carea:cb of feveral of the Royal Merino flock ; and as Jofeph Banks in a late addrefs to the pthlic, obferves —" Give a juilifiable hope, that by a date (elation of rams and a correct judgment in matching thew, Me rino (beep will in time be produced, with carcafes perfally fathionabtc, and wool as perfealy fine." The fame addrefs after noticing that the demand for his Majedy's Merino Ql ee p i..creafes prodigioufly, particularly in Glouceflerthire, thus introduces the notice of the prefent fate from his Majetty's flock :- 4' As fpeculation on the value of paS nills Bleep is evi dently on the in crea le, and a rea onable probability now appears that hi s Ljetty's patriotic exertions in introducing the breed, will at lea be duly appre ciated and properly underflood ; it would be pal pably unjuft, mould the views of thofe who with to derive fair advantage from tb: tale of the progeny of Spanith (beep, purchafed by them from the Royal (lock, be in future impeded by a continuation of the tale of the King's (beep, at prices below their real value." This citeumflarrce having been Rated to the King, his Majefly was gracioutly pleated to permit the rams and ewes that are to be paned with from the Royal Merino Rock this year, to be fold by audion, in the fame manner as is done at Woburn, by his Grace the Duke of Bedford, and at Hoikham, by Mr. Coke, on the prefumption of this being the mot likely manner of placing the bell individnals of their improved breeds in the hands of perfons moR likely to preferve, and further to improve them. Notwithfianding the heavy and ahnoli ineeffant rain on Wednefday morning, near 5o gentlemen and Breeders oftbeep arembled foon after eleven o'clock, at the pens of (beep intended for rale, and minutely examined them. Sir Jofeph Banks, who hu but juß.got abroad from a fevere fit of the gout, ventured out, and Raid in the field the whole time. About two o'clock, Mr. Farnham, the audioneer, of Richmond, opened the Wines by a Aron, but neat fprech, on his Majeßy's gracious views in promot ing the breed of excellent limp before them, and read the printed ciinditions of the tale; after Sir Jofeph Banks had Rated that his friends Sir Richard Wort ley, r f the Ifle of Wight, and Sir James Riddle, of Semiarid, not being able to attend, had commiflioned him to bid for fix or more of the Bleep, the tale com menced ; at which much keen bidding was leen among the amateurs and breeders prefent. The &ft twenty-three lots confißed each of a fingle (heading ram. Lot 1, was a ram, labouring under a temporary privation of fight. which Sir Jofeph Banks and Richard Stanford, the King's &wallet* lb tcd to be not very automates with thefe Step r.: this teafoo, but front which there was no doubt be will perfeEtly re cover; the weight of his fleece was Rated to be, at the 1.1 Bear ing, 3i ipw.; be was knocked down to Captain MaCarthlar, at 61. I is. after Sir Joleph bad &melted him that an old Ad! of Par. Hameln food in the way of importing Bap from this country.— The Captain's fabled Acing to take the Beep, which he was pan chafing. to New South Wales, in about three weeks time, to add to the flock which he b rearing new to Botany Bay, with a degree of furrafs which proadfis to be of the grout nadonal importance. The beep ntended for Lot s, was unwell, and not offend for fair Lot 3. fleece 4tb. 3oz. was fold to George Home Summer, Etta. at 7L tas Lot 4, fleece 3lb. of very fine wool, was bid ro Mr Knowles, at 91 tos. Lot 3, Piece 41b. was bought by Mr. Andrews, for Mr. Beekingham, aim Canterbury, at to guineas Lo; 6. a very lively Beep, was bought by Captain Monthly, at t 1 Lot 7, fierce 31b. t sou. with bad eyes at pretax, was knock. ed clown to Sir Jofcpb Banks, for one Whiz friends, at 61.7.. Lot 8, fleece sib. 40a. was fold to Mr. Knowles, at to guineas and a half. Lot 9. Beare 31b. flan,. was bought by J. W. Allen, V-fil. near Bury, at 3o guineas. Lot to. Bowe 3lb. hos. was fold to Mr. Lcith, at to guineas and a half. Lot it 1. fleece 3lb. taoi. of bet ter wool than the lalt, raid to Captain Mmarthur. at 15 guineas. Lot 12, fleece slb . 4oz. was fold to George Hume Summer, at 27 pines/. I.ot x 3, fleece Sib. 4oz. WU bought by Captain hlacanbar, at if. guineas. Lot 14. was fold to Mr. Warren, at rt guineas. Lot t 5, a Beep at preterit blind, Bone 41b. 1801.. fold to Captain Maearthur, at as guineas Lot i 6. a very per lea Beep and fine fleece 4ib. 402. fold to Sir ]dept Banks, at so guineas. Lot 17, a Beep having the diforder called the foot rot, fleece 41b. :102. was role! to Mr. Warren, at twelve pounds Lot 18, fleece 41 5 . 801. was bought by Sir Jolepla Banks, at four teen guineas. Lot 19, flees 41b. rut. very fine wool, was ram to G. H. Summer, at 20 pilau& Lot so, fleece 41. 602. was bought by Sir Joreph Banks, at t 5 guineas Lot 21, ileac s lb. to Mr. Beckingbasn, at twenty-five guineas. Lot 12 acme 41b. 401 to Captain Macarthur, at at guineas. Lot 23, Be ene al Bts to sir Joleph Banks, at ao guineas Lot 24, fleece sib. :oz. to Mr. Freeman, near Henley, at 42 guineas, which finithed the luring rams. Lot at was a full-mouthed ram, which had not beat ufed, though fo ezpreffed by miltakc in the bill; was told to Gene ral Nobodies of Scotland, for 7 guineas and a half. Lot s 6. a full mouthed ram, called Young Snag,lour yews and a half old, whole fire was in as much repute among the King's Beep as Ecliple among race hortet, and who had been tiled in the King's Bock, fleece silb.waa fold to G. H. Summer, for t 8 guineas. Lot 27, a iour-tooth ram, which had not been ufed in the royal lock, fleece ells Boz. was fold to Mr i4 lefferfon, at 38 guinea,. Lot 211, a .20. Brew sfilb. was to r. Heaven, at 23 guineas. Lot 29, a four touch ram, which was ufed law yew in the King's Bock, was fold to John Prodlor Andertion, Efq. at a 4 guineas. Lot 30, • ditto, twee 71h. ini. was fold to Captain Macarthur for 27 guineas.— Lot 3t. a good ditto, fleece filb. Sot. was fold to Mr. Kidd at 24 guineas, which completed the lots of rams; the remaining four- teen lota Acing fall mouthed ewes, shirh had been bred from in the royal lock, and were warranted good bags lot 11 fold to Mr. Buckingham at 9 guineas Lot 33. to Mr. Hallet, at 8 gifineas. Lot 34.t0 Mr. Buckingham, at 7 gonna+ and a half. Lot 35, to Mr. ireenun, at 7 guineas. Lot 36 to Mr. Freanan,at Bguineas. Lot 37, to Mr. Ltith, at nine guinea, and and a half. Lot 38, to Mr. Eyton, at gt guineas. I.ot 39, to Mr. ,Knowles. St 7 Vl ncas. Lot 40, to Mr. Backing/tans at eight guineas. Lot 41, to Captain Macarthur, a guineas Lot 45, to Mr. Campbell, at 9 guineas. Lot 43. to Colon-I Greville, a: nine guineas Lot 44. to ekneral Robinfon. at 7 guineas; and Lot as to Mr. Haat, at fa guineas i The fele ended about a quarter pall four o'clock, when Sir Jofeph Banks dated, that the prices at which the (beep had been foldeseeeded his Majelly's and his own expeZtations and willies on the cubic& ; his Ma jelly never hiving haute f , ld a Spanifh fheep for more than fie guineas, they were alwAys before fold by private enntrael, while he had given away more than a7O (beep ; but from the eagernefs exhibited this day in bidding, he had no doubt but his Ma jelly's intentions of placing the (beep in thofe Gentle. men's hands who would mod value and attend to the increafing of the breed, would be fully *deter ed. It was dated, that the dieep might day three days in his Majedy's pagure, or even a longer time, at the rilk of the purchafer, if not t nnvenient to re move them fooner ; but fuch was the eagernefs of the buyers to hear off their lots, that two or three tarts appeared in the field in a few minutes, and were loaded with the lheep ; and one Getaleman took away a (peep he had bought in a chaife with him Betides the Gentlemen mentioned above, as relent, we no. ticed Henry Hugh Home, Efq. Mr. Chute, Mr. hart. fiiperintendant of hi. Majedy's farm at Rich mond, Mr. L twrence, Mr. Filmy, &c.—Thisfisew and (ale sit (beep is intended to be annual; and next year a larger number of ewes are intended for tale, his Majcity's Ark having now arrived at the number intended to be kept. T • ... LoNnow MARKETS CORY-RXCHANOR, FRIDAY, AU0174 The tech Imports of Wheat to-day were Dot edoßßOderaddelt haa MR further Ise-reared the late advance Floe thadhie at ours than our currency. Raster remains Norte. BM dant. Mak re th.r Weber. Berri of the two Nods meet fnmewhaebeteey f air , * Rape Sad it dearer. Not bowies many aerWah ofOida. primal** temples may be noted at at. hisbor: and How up 31 16 rff goff- _ GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER %neat, 564. 68a. 76a. per qr. Grey Peak oat to Goa, Floe Dirt., 78. Sc. yd. Dean, 405. ass. od. Rye, 31,1*. 3g.. od. Tick Ditto Os. 38*. Barley. sta. pa oil. Ous, 24-. 26e. :Is. Malt, 68s. yja. od. Poland ditto, tps. 30s. of, Mate Peak, 44a. sop. oi. Rape Seed, 371. to 401. par la& PRICE OF FLOUR. Fine Floor 6,44.tO6ii:ieem;d; 6s. to 654. ref fact. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark4ane, including ace, (nen the 3oth of July to the 4th of Aged rofal isna (Lumen Aver44o nis higher than tat MUM A RETURN OF FLOUR, Freon the 4th of Angelt to the 'WI or karma. Total-4706s (ache—Average An 'L.... Lid. higher than la return. INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, AUGUST ili. Wheat per load :61 co to sal los Barle; per quarter 11 tot to II 14$ Ors per ditto El SS IA 11 sae Boom per ditto al as to al 46 Pink per ditto al co to al as PRICE OF HOPS. LSO& POCCITS. gent - 31 101 1.0 41 01 IX4/0 . 31 105 10 41 um Suffer . 31 foo to 31 to Suffer . 31 6s to 41 441 Mr - 31 6. to 31 sp Farnham 31 6s to 71 of Old Doty a yopooL PRICE OF SEEDS. i Red Clover 405 to i 4. .pr cwt. White ditto flos to •to do. Trefoil ifet to oss do. Caraway 64a to 67, da. Coriander, 131 to 131 de. Turnip 16e to ass par boa& White Mallard Seed, It to :co od do. Brown ditto, 11s 01 go do. Canary, ye od to is od do. Rye Orate ids od to aos ad Periwig% PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. Siithileld. St. jams s. Wbitothapat. HaYPerlood 3 10 10 4 10 3 0 001 4 to o 3 as a 4 t 6 • ,Straw Itoto 1 li l t SOODI/40 1 8 ea 1 a 6• 1.011•44 4 15 10 5 10 3 010* Da Boot SbiITHFIELD,Aggst try. T. ink tic abi—ipsr Anse a ilk 41. od to sa rdreql op id to 60 al Maas 4s 6.1 to S . sd Park 3, od so 4s ed Lamb 4s to 6s od. •RAD OI TM DAV. • Brats about soo--31orep and Lambs Leod bIIIWOATII and LEADENNALL, Amok ry. Per Noe of Mts. by the made. Add ss 6d to es 4,! I Voi se ed to se ii m ad to es Od I Pork paduses ei Lamb es ad to se ed. RAW ;anis. Man (Feker) 3s Ed 3i; od Hate Skim to ad to sys Middling ye id to ys 641 Henry Calf to 6tl cads Ordinary 3$ od to ya ad Sheep Skies os ad to or Lamas Skins, as 6d to Js 6d. I Pelts ce od to 2. pd PRICE OF.LEATHER, pa lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, yo to 561 b each solid to syid Ditto, 6o to tylb s o d t o syd Merchants Backs sad to said Drell's., Hides lad to syd Hoe Coach Hides $yD to sip Crop Hides for Castles sa to set Fla Ordinary ss to ssid Calf Shim, yo to oolb per dean sad to yei Ditto yo to yab syd to SA Ditto yo to Seib syd to 3cd Small Seal (Grceohod) per lb. 3s sod to pod Luse ditto sons to syos per des. Goa Skim 06 to —. ditto, Tamodtiorte Hideo sa to 311 WA PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James market is 6.1 Team Tallow ydo 6d to es Clare Market 44 6d Rolla ditto (can.) yes od to - ym Whitschapel Market Rolla ditto (Asap) 7te 6d to 06 (pa lone of Vb.) es yld Melted Sae yisod to test --- Ditto rases 406 od to oi rya yid Greases 14$ od. Avows Price a 6.1 Good Drees 1 "to " Tallow Soap, los. to os.---/Aottled, its—Card, 9u. Price of Copan. per doses, 1121. 04...41i014115. tr. OIL COAL EXCHANGE, Aura sy. Dell Coals In the Pool, per Children - sm. ad. Delivered to HesPiteepers - - bas. od. Soodaland, per Chaldron - 4J.. ca. Delbracd taHoutektepers at - • sp. ad. LaR night a tender full of impreffed feamen was fent from the Eur are az a, off the Tower, to the Nore. They have been obtained from the feveral merchant veffels that arrived within the fait week in the River. During the Review of the St. George's Volunteers, • on Monday, Captain Basis, of the light company. was mounted as General of the enemy's forces. On the firil fire his h orfe reared and fell on him, by which he received a very material injury. _ . The fentence of !Am Ofwald, of the 3d regiment of Guards, who was fr.me time fince oil:feted to be mot, for taking a great number of bounties, has bees commuted for (even years tranfportation. Ifaac Burton, now confined in Lincoln city gaol. and who received feirence of death at the let affirm for uttering a forged call) note, purposing to be a note for 51. of Mars. John and Ichabod Wright. of Not tingham, Bankers, is ordered to be transported for (even years. • So great is the demand for the Yellow Fever Re medy, that the Proprietors recently paid, at oars time, near Sod. at the Stamp-Office, for Stamps tip be affixed to that article, going to Spain only. This feafon of the year is found mere prodoilive of that very dangerous malady the Bile, which difurrus itfelf by nanfea,nervous and tick head-achs, heartburn, end bowel complaints, followed by yellownefs nfibe giddinefs,a-c.whicb often p rove s fatal to the Ortega en cnnftitution. Mr. Duos,, apothecary,hashappiq, from his extenfive private practice, applied a fafe, fe cu re, and certain remedy in his (Dixon's) Anti-bilious Pills. Numerous tenimonies from the Vircounteffea Buckingham and Bulkley, the Dowager Lady Say and Sele, Lords Kilwarden and Kilmain, Sir Gregory Page Turner, Bart. M. P. Sir G. Warren, Bart. Sir W. Manners, But. M. P. Shelley, M. P. Col. Bilhop Storrington t Major Pritzler, Por t fmo ut l i ; Pr:- aulz, Efq. Sorithampton ; Rev. Mr. IV el. rm. Mang ,' ton, Sulk:; Capt. Jervis Riclectts, of tt N.evy, AnJ Tome hundreds of the Nobility and Gen-ry teltirrao. nice to the fuperior efficecy of Dison's Antohiiious Pills cuperfeJe any further prong Sold wholeiele. by appointment of the Pr •pri.t r. at Mr. !bal er ' s . N n . 4 ., Cb e r - a 'e fi nde d e. r a r i n n i retailevy l'l2. fiookfelkr, and Medi ein nvin in the United Kingdom, in boxes at 6a. and 31.0. each, %kb dire Sions, Grua G.