Star. — London, England, 1816-06-24 00:00:00

4 „ mo syfai-iho - atiseleietkot the oatmeal debt of Wegeotbottp _ Liam f ro m GeV* of the beginning,Of ibis month . a y, dist 'bout thirty persons of various nations, but most ly Corsicans, have been long \roving about the tes •j j . Neapolitan felucca, and have at least.taken w oods, one under Spanish and one under French c olours» and left their felucca, a went on board the Spanish vessel , which w.ts the better sailer, pro. bably to continue their piracies. BRUSSELS, JUNE 'a. At the dinner given in the Alice Verte yesterday, i t vas interesting to see the foreign soldiers of various pations who had remained at the hospitals ; at the sane ta bl e s with our soldiers were seen Prussians, E ng lish, Scotch, Hanoverians, and • some Cossacks, a ll c overed with honourahie wounds. The greatest part of them were- brought in car. r i ages . Near the tables trophies were erected coin. pos ed of cuirasses, helmets, muskets, and sabres, ail foiled in the field of battle. The whole city was mag nificently illuminated. Ile numher of persons gon;• to Watetloo this morning to attend Divine Service so gr oat, 0;4 carriages are no; to be had ; 30J irincs have been offered in vain fo r one. / t aerday Paris Papers el; the `2olh, being Thurs. av , ar Tivrti. They furnish us with, some further Fi liculArs of the late lamentable occurrences at Bona, the Mediterranean. There seems to be little duubt that the Algerine and - Tunisian authorities, if not the actua l perpetrators of the disgraceftil massacres which tare taken place, were at least abettors, and perhaps instigeors—that LOUD men, nearly all soldiers, should ;pro at the thing of a signal gun Irons the fort, without some previotis understanding with those in Ace, is impossible. This act of treachery, which may well be called main; specijorn of the 1' fdes which distin visited the Carthagenian Masters of those very ;hoses, will doubtless call forth the salutary hand of rengeance. No treat y, no convention, and no truce ran be entered into. with such a population—Go. remittent or Constitution they have none. The Algerine; arc, in tact, among those " incorrigible lad pre.ie,tinated criminals," so eloquently described by Eci:Li: on nnothet occasian, between whom and Christian States " perpenial desolation should be .laced as a b irrier." If they cannot be civilized, 11;.y ri!ould be driven back into the wilds and desarts of Arica ; aad the beautiful and luxuriant district; wkich they have too long withheld from their :wive rosses,ors will then resume the smiling and prospe rous aspect which they bore before the ambition of the Romans and the subsequent cupidity of the Turk', aside them tbe nut series ref pirates and robbers, aod tendered them a min oa the Map of the World Bona, like all the other settlements - of the Pinkies or. the shores of Africa, is delightfully situated its natural facilities for anchorage and shipping have been greatly deteriorated within the lazt century, by accu. sailations of filth and rubbish. We are inclined to tint that the number of English sufferers in the mas. bee has been comparatively trifling; the tact is, thin Bona contains au old Catholic chapel, dedicated St. Austin, which is as much an object ot venera. mu with the French and Italian seamen, as the Chapel of our Lady ot Loretto . is with every good Catholic. It was at this place of Catholic worship that the Mas sacre toil• place, and it is by no means likely, except from mere curiosity, any Englishmen % etc ',fescue. The English Consul is said to have petished•it is true, tut this must have happened in consequence at his praise.worthy exertions to stay the torrent ot fury of the Pirates. To4ay we. received Boston and other American Papers to the l9th of May inclusive. The most in teresting Faris of their contents are those which relate to the Proceeding: of the south American Patriots, which we subjoin : " DOS CON, MAY Cl. "By an arrival from St. Do:nings we learn; that Ilion the middle of April nine sail of Carthagenians anctwred at Salinas, (Bay of Ocoa), 75 miles West of the city of St. Domingo, where they took cattle and two Spanish drogers; in consequence, a general embargo had been laid on all the vessels in the bar- , Ovurs, and the iiih.ibitonts ordered to tlyz diffaent Lading pLices on the (cwt. All the (Juicers ant! srildii:ry Were called on by the G,e,:eral to join the's: tespective regiineats, and march against nie ettagniii,ns. Ablot the 23th of April they left the bay, and seven of theivi were seen to pass the city of t't. Domingo. They haat on board aqn Intiiy of vms and munitions of war ; and it was rep.gted they. were bound cn an expedition against the Spanish Tice Amzrican P.lpers state that business WRS Coll) Platt at a stand in roston, owing to the scarcity 01 specie, and tie suspension of discounts by the different Iltaks, in consequence of a run upon them by the holders of their paper in New York. One commer. 641 house in that city Brew km their coffers upwards 5 0( 1 ,000 &Mars in the course of a single week. The Anti.lederal Party have triumphed over their oPponents in the election for the :rate of New York. Twenty-two of that party, and only five Federalists, have b.:;,a rettuntd for the next Congress. The Go 'eruct', Lieutenant-3overnor, all the Senators, and 83, out of 121 of the State Assembly, are Anti•fede ralitts. From the sth to the 12th ultimo, 15.1 emi grants from Ireland, and 5(3 from England, had arri ved at New Yot k.—Lieutenant-General HENRY Lao- Z 2 ,I4IAND arrived at Philadelphia last mouth, sit the =.02 . 1., from Hatuburgh. : Areirdit INTELLIGENCE. .. EAST INDIA SNIPPING. • The company's s]. s• t • t T IMIS NTT, LORD Mao VILLE, MAII4VIS Ww-mros, Rose, and Srttp.- TilAbl i s4lled . fto;ti PoiPt - de (Idle the 14th February, and arrived at the Cape the 18th April, under con voy of his Majesty's ship SALSETTE. The LnRDIVIELVILLE 'acc impatiied rile SALSETTE ac far ai St. Helena, where she arrived 14th May. The SALSETTE is arrived at Shithead ; she left at St. Helena the LAID NieLvit.ut, Mnnouts or WEL LINGTON, WILLIAM Rowe., STREATHAM, NOR THEMBERLAND. MINERVA. and ArintLo; also two ships which moved at the ume of the Sauer Ties de parture-t-their names not known, Cut they were un itlerszood to be from Ctlina. The Lonn Et and Sit W. ILLtAIf PULTSVY left St. Helena the day before the SALSZTTE I and all the nth , fr 014)3 were expected to sail Within a day or two after. FALMOU JUNE 21. Arrived the Constantine, Hut, trona St. Domingo, for orders. Sailed the Duke of Kent Packet, with a Anil for Lisbon. • DOVER, JUNE ite. Sailed this morning the King' George, Captain MEIICILIt, with Sir •fliosins D. ACLAND the Prince Leopold, Captain ROGERS ; and the Dart, Captain WILKINtON, %%ith passenglis, all for Calais. Arrived the King George packet, Captain Kisa, from Calais. Sailed this evening the Luta Duncan packet, Captain HAMILTON, with a mail and passengers 11:0 Calais; the Ant. Capt. BARNYTT, with Count BEROLDINOVI, late Ambassador it. Loi,don from the King of %VER. TENIEURG, also for Calais; and the Princess Charlotte, Captain HALL/oats, with a mail and passengers for Ostend. JCNE 23.—Sailed this morning the Favorite,' Cap tain IAVEII, With passengers, for Calais. Arrived this afternoon the Lady Jane Jantes, Captain HAY. wmtn; Lord Sidmouth, Capt. PEAKE, and Cumber. land, Capt. lloicE.N, all.froin Calais, with passengers. roaTsmourH, JUNE 23. Arrived to-del), the Regalia Transport, front Que bec. Arrived yesteadAy, the Minerva, —, trots Youg hall. Wind N. DUAL JUNE es. _ . - - Arrived the GASITMEDE frig Ate ALT and CAD SIUS Sloops of war, from different cruizes; the two Litter have sailed for the River ; the Swedish schooner litt.!eborg, HJAIITI, from Stfickhnlm for Opotto.— C.lme down fr, - ,m the River and remains, the Arab, BAJICLAY, for the, South Se.ts.—Wind S. W. HARWICH, JUNE 23. . - - - Arrived the Lerk packet, with a Mail and passen gers frbrn Cuxhaven. Sailed the Auckland packet, with a Mail and passengers for Holland ; the I.nrd Nelson pocket wit:t a Mail And passengers for Cux haven ; and Thetis packet, with a Mail and passen gers for Gottenburgh.—Wind S. W. GRAVESEND, JUNE 21. Arrived the Brisk, Rison, from St. Jagn; Spike, Thompson. from the isle of . Prance; Union, Barclay, front Norway; Prince George, Bayley, and Piersons, Robson. from ,Jsmaica; Dawn, Brace, S:. Vineeuts; Eliza Owen, from Antwerp; Le Charles. Gremonr, from Rouen ; and Hope, Green. front Rutter darn.—S:Aled the Franck, 111ov:field, for l'enerilry Perseve rance, Cope, for Bourdearoz; Rover, Krug; Flora , Cullen ; and Stautland, for Hamburgh; Louisa, Modey, for Am verrlam ; Raikes, Gardener, for Jamaica; Gleaner, Diann, for Malta; Maria, Qnineey, for Smyrna; Venus, Pendleton, for Belfast CUS TOM-HOU:4E, JUNE 20. Salts iNTLIILD ottrwaans Acorn, Davidson, for Ant werp; Britannia, Wallis, for Rotterdam and Antwerp —Flora, ' Cullen Martha, Thomas; Masbrongh, Wright, and Rover,' Knit, for Hambursh ; Maria, Burwoasi, for r.oTterdarn. Jona —Ervt ED ovrwnans.—Alexander, Herniermn, for Hamburg a; Britannia, Stranack, for Ostend; Brat er, Peter M`Nie, for Cadiz ; Commerce, Taylor, tor Swinemunde aid 6(11011 ; Diana, Cuntmngs, for Plllau, Konisberg, and Eibing ; chow, 'I lireadgold, for G‘rend Integrity, Cup, on, for Ham burg', ; D..horah, Williams, for Antwerp, 1 7th for Ostend ;loran '1 runts i Josef Ant. itertorcha. for Mos, Santander, and Gizon ; Vrosto fitndritaa, Akkenasr, fur Zienckzel ; Neptune, Fitch, for Ilarbstk,es ; Phyllerra, Herbert, far Hamburg's ; SAll Guii lermo, De Gana, for Bilbou; Thrse Brothers, :laud, fur Rot terdam; Standard, Robb, for Hainliurgb. A letter from an officer of his Majesty's ship MA. ottauNtstc, on her passage to India with Sir Rl''twit) Kixn, dated Santa Cruz, April 29, says We arrived here on the 27th instant, from Plymouth, to take its a supply of wine for the ship's company, and we intend to proceed on our voyage on the Ist of May. Fhe lows rats, Commodore Sir Tams Yen, has touched here : she proceeded on the 10th instant for the coast of Africa, where her stay will be tour months, then she whi go to England s , ia 13a;badoes. The French frigate HermionAs arrived here i she has the Duke de LtALZUMIG on briars!, going to the Brazils as Ambassador to the King of Ponrocsu. It wilt rather astonish to hear that Madeira wine at that islaud is selling at the enormous price of £BO a pipe." The ship Sparrow, Captain LAZAUOFF, belonging to the Russian East India Company, arrived at Spit head On Tuesday, whence she sailed on the 10th of March, 1814., on a voyage of discoverie; in the North Pacific Ocean, hut more with a view to form two mi. litary and. commercial establishments on the West ' Coast of North America-.4;namely, at the Island of Rodiak, in lat. 53. N. I. 10. W. which is the nearest part of the American Continent to the Russian este bliihment at K tratsehatka ; and upon a neck of land California.cued rrom these they will be enabled to carry on their tur.trade with China, with greater ad. vantages; and their hotneward-bound voyage, with the produce of China, will be likewise Greatly facilitated. The Swarrow has been so tar as SS. O. North 190. 50. East long. She touched at • Kannschstka. On the 10th of October, 1614, she discovered an Island in lat. 13. 10. S. long. 163. 29. W. It is aboirt eight miles and a half long, and seven miles wide. Cocoa-nut trees and sea fowl were found upon it. The rocks around it appear formed of solid coral. it not being laid down in any chart, Captain LA ZAItOF2 named it after his ship, Gi Sparrow Island." It Appears from the great VANCOUVeR's tuck, upon his published chart, that he :Mist have passed this island in the night time. The Swarrow has a value ble_cargo of furs, which she took on board in Norfolk Sound, with many articles, the produce oflthe coast of P..ru. phe lay two months at Lima. The cargt is not .estimated at less than one hundred thousanc pounds, and so prosperous has been the entire of thi voyage, that she has not sustained the loss of even a rope or spar of any description, since she stile.' froti Spithead. She has about fourteen rare animals of board—species of the Lattitt,Arigoole metl'Alpacal. They are intended as a. present to !tgitgroperor ui I KLIMA. She will sail immestharly for St. Ntersbure 09. O. • • no . . 7: . • letters' hAt. Lain seceiVed overland fry Bombay to the middle February, tviiith arinouncc the arrivki there from Bytaria of Majnr-General Sir Mims NIOUTINGALR. that he had assumed the et.nt ,nand of the 13nphay Army, in ou4isance of his ap pointment.—Tlif ahtvirg al:erxtion; ill the G:!nvi 'I &off have also t7ken : Major Linea rox.f)f the Artillety, to be Commitsirr of Stores, trice lieutenant.C.lant.lSlttro, o: tl:at Corps, deceake. I.rtvett.? N, (0 b.! A r i.nt for Clothing the Army. Major AITCIIIIIOI/,. to be Atljotwit General. Lieteenant : eolonel Joitrisom, of tii:..La i Ottecrs, to be Quarto.- Master General. t w Majorlia at a, to bestommist•try-General, Tice Lieutenant Co kineleevirta, re dr.iting to Engt,t.td. MAl.te Wm. Hula., to he Agiistant•Commirity-Gcnera!, pnd the cliar b v of Dep.:?-!intnt h the I).!Ckitil. This morning the remnioder of tite Re4iment left Winchester for Northampton, - and their ammuni tion will be sent to Portsmouth. The 54th or Fileshire Regiment of Militia was disbanded, at Cupar Fife, on Friday the 24th ulz.— The complement of the regiment amounted to 284; .but of this number. only 50 have been finally dis. charged ; the rest not haring yet completed their period of service. liavri. op' WaleaLoo:--Our letters and N:'ts• papers from every part of the United E npire are ' filled with accounts of the military fetes and other re joicings which took place on Tuesday. being the an niversary of the gl..rinus and decisive battle of Wil'er loo. We regret that we cannot afford morn for the whole of these details, all of which breathe the spirit 1 f 4 love and loyalty. peace and good-will to all min. kind. The last stone of Lord ilials Column erected near Shriwsbury, and the first stone of the Column in ho nour of the Marquis of ANOLF.SEA, intended to he erected in that Island. were I.►id on Tuesday, the 18th, being the anniversary of the battle of Waterloo. The Duke of Youtc has been confined to York house by indisposition since 'Wednesday last : his Royal Highness caught cold at the dinner given at Windsor to the soldiery on the anniversary of the battle of Waterloo. On Saturday he was visited by the QUEEN and PaNcesses. Yesterday he was siderably better. Divine Service was yesterday performed at Carlton House, by the Rev. F. W. lkomuenc. and the Rev. Dr. J. S. CLAIIKE. Yesterday the Princess CHARLOTTE and Prince I.E'• row att e nded Divine Service at Whitehall S:iturdry the Princess CliAittoTrx and Prince :.r.nrrn.o rode in their curricie to blackheat l ll, Scz. 'l'h••y retnrnzi to Cantt•ltord-house to dinner.. Yest•.•rday the Lo►:u CIIANCELLIM :Ind the F..ttl LIVEItt'OOI. ha.j long aliiietlcrs of tilt! The Duke of CuAiv;ar..A N paid his rest;. cts to the Putsum l'ammNr at Caltoa-ira:ie. . • Friday the Duke of Gr.ot;extTri had a Inn 7, niter view with the PRI SCI 7. RF.GPtiT at Carlton . 1-Lifi=e. Saturday Baron Jaciint IC.nonir, the Pritsilan Am. bassador, Count Mummt, and the Earl of LtvElt- Flom, had audiences of the PRINCC Itennvr. The BISIIOP of LONECIN is indisposed at Fo The marriage of the rr;ncess I\IAnY and the Duke of Guavas-nut is poaponei from Tuesday next ; and another day has not yet been fixed for it. The BANN, 24 guns, Captain Fi.iu a, hSS been most actively and successfully empioyed in diminis).. ing the trade in Slaves, on the Coast of Africa, siace her arrival there in January last. Another letter re-, ccived from an Officer belonging to her, dated Sierra Leone, April 24, states, that she had captured off the Bight of Benin, the Portuguese brigs Tem-rno, of 18 guns and 80 men, and St. Antonio, having 900 slaves on baard: the forrncr engaged the Bann upwards of an hour. The Colonial cruizer Princess Charlotte had also captured a cargo in the French brig Louis, of seven guns and 50 men, after a con test, in which the Princess Charlotte had IS, and the Louis 26, killed and wounded. ItockfasTra, S ATI:RDA II EVENING. —The election contest at this town is assuming daily a more spirited appearance. Botfr parties are making the utmost exertions. At the close oldie poll this day the num. I bets were—For Mr. Baaxgrr 561 : —tor Sir C. Trwarrann 352—Kijority for Mr. liAttxcirr 9. Tht..re are 1000 lieeman, and the contest itlis•:ly w be very severe. CavisT GAnntm THEATRE.—Saturday night the rrincessCrtailLorre and the Prince of Coccuim, ho noured this Theatre with their presence, for the pin-- pane of seeing Mi C. Simms perform her favour-Ito character of Lad; Macbeth. The Illustrious Pail arrived early : they sat in the Ammar's. Box, and were greeted on their entrance with the usual marks of public respect, end with the national and loyal air of 4 , GOD save the King" by such vocal performers as were present. When Mrs. Simms appeared, she made her graceful obeisance to their Highnesses, and afterwards to the audience. She was extremely well received. The Princess and Prince paid particular attention to the play, constantly observing the per- I formance, or referring to the text. Her Royal High ness was frequently pointing out to the Prince parts. cular passages or incidents in the Drams. When the curtain fell, the whole musical sal:noir of tote corn -pany came forward, and repeated . 1 Gob save the King," and also sang " Rule Britannia" in full chorus. Her Royal Highness bowed several times to the performers with much cheerfulness and affabi lity. Though looking rather pale, she Appeared in perfectly restored health, and quite easy and at home in the circle of fellow-subjects over whom she may be one day &mined to sway the sceptre. Prince LEOI'OLD were the blue ribband ; and the Princess Vf.ls attir,d in dark green silk, wearing a circlet of roses on her head. ---. 'Of You Ha's Macbeth, it is no .mall praise to ay, that it was excellent even by the side of talrk SWOON& Tom Thumb followed, with which the Princes.; :rented highly amused. La TON and SiMMONS were irresistibly comic. The house was brilliant. The Duke and Duchess of CUMBERLAND! • sit in the Marquis of STA7EORD'4I box, accompan i e d , l•by Earl Gowen. The German cs)stufae of his Royal L - iighness prevented his early recognition by the en ; .fence et large. The Duchess of WILLLINGTON was, .Isn present. . . ] Naar ENGLISH OPEBA.— ,T he Caine of Andalusia was -epeatcd ou Saturday night, in a still more effective , manner thin the first time s The-After-piece calleJ Mr 4m as followed. In it Mr. ftustst. sustained the ,art:' of Rattle with great vivacity'. llie !vat .of the —haraceert were well sustained. • kONAPARTE: • • thi ! t e he areiec7bllett:ll,l„e . from the best mithority, state. L'intrananTe's refitsal to sic Sr GEORGE Cecttylmst, wken be went to Longwood, for the purpose vf introducing Sir Flunson. Lott/r, to him, was immediately afterwards explaiited to Sir GP.- HOS, by Generals BERTRAND marl MoNTttOLON I , as hiving otig,in4ted in a mistake made by tlievorter of the lode,e. The circumstance here alittiled tt) published in of the papers last week, in a received by the navaNstAit. It is not correct that General Be:creams had signited hi s int e nti o n s t o abide by the fortunes of his fallen master ; he had . prb:ssed a wish to return to Europe at the expiration of a year (f it v..hich period only, he says, he pledged films-if to rema:o with *Aran - re), for the ptirpnse of attending to the education of his children. It wait expected, in consequence, when the HATANNAN sailed, that he would be sent to the Cape of Good ',lope, in the PaKtros, for Lori Cii ARLES S9NIERber provide him with a passage to Europe. It is a known fact, that the behaviour of IIoNaPARTE to, wards Maio= Bean; astir had, for some ti:ne, Cieen marked that offensive coarseness and asperity, known to be so easily excited in him by his depen. dants, upon Roy discovery cf their defection in at.. ta.i!b:uent to his r•t - son and service. He actually forbade her to appear at his table, unless specially invited, though he knew she had nu table (Ober own provided.. General Gowns; d:d not sign the pape... senses • pledged him to stay with lioN.semrit during his cap. tiOity, until after considerable deliberation, which was not at all approved by BaNAPARTE, 00117 1 i he had affected to bid all his followers nor to e, , ,/er • themselves as being shackled by the situatioi:s they held toward him. It is not correct that liiistartattrn si,ldons speaks of Ibis campaigns t•fie st,seaks frequentry of all of them, except, that of Water) ; when that one is noticed the loss of it is int/Ali:01y :sari. hilted by him to a treasonable panic. Colon.l Mums (late Governor), previous to lt's leaving St. Helena, had a conversation with BONAPARTR, which lasted an hour and a half—a 6.mila:ince that was considered the more extraordinary, as be had for some time shewn a steady disinclination to convetse more than a few minutes at one time with any person ; and he Mid, likewise, discroWnue.f. taking exercisv in chose limits which lie knew . would.6ibbject hint to the rarvea7- Ion:e of Capt. ilottatt.slAr„, of the .53d regiment, who cornmands at.iitatiod s- ..posts. 'Phis new regimen, the product •Of his owls perturbed state of mind, had. given hits a very pallid look, previous t o the sa il. ins; Of the HATA„NNAIi. It will he remembered that BERTRANN was inclisded by the King of FRANCE in the Ordit'itice of the `2ith of July last, as beints charged with wattinir war agait.sk France and the Government ; and that.his sub , equintt - tontlemnatinti was Founded upon a li ;ter woich he wrote to the Diike of Fmr.xxtes, otfebing fealty and allegiance. CERTI:AND says, in cply to thi; that his lettcr was dated on the 19th of April, and was written to the Duke of FITZJA MES when the Compte de LILLZ ( LOUIS XVI IL) was in Eibp,latbd ; that it could afford no pront of his treason to Louts XVII[. as it pro. mised fealty only to whoever rni..r,ht he chosen to the head of the G , vernment by the yoke of Me freorA eoj:lc; and 11 was no: v0:c , _:,11.1 says, that place," the present King on the throne. Both Ins of Patliament sat nn Sittyrdav, ems trary to their usual practice, !or the ;)urpnse of expe diting the remaining business ~I the S.:won. The Commons will have tiniAted by Wednesday or Thur. day, when they will ad . ; vurn for a few days : and the l'rer b ation laia take place ab.tot the middle of next reek. SouTII.AMPToN, .TUNS 1 22.—Ainong the latest-fa. shionahle ariivals here are the All quis el ANGLIISEA. Lord RoosEtt, Sir ARTHUR. i'm..m., Admiral Scurv i , AsIIIILToN ZiMtril, ESq. .1. Fi"; Z.G:AtALD, EA. &c. Ste. —%Ve Irtye slit yachts in nor ri iel ; those of Lords CUAVEN 4ild BEL %Awn are fitting out for the Medi,. te, ranear.. The I\l .11 tuns of ik Ntn.r.!;.E.,t, iritwithstass. ' ding his lo.is, gets on h•t:ird and nt.!iore with great ease. He sailed tin Sund..y I.IA for Dover.-.- Lird C::.% v v... 1 a: ris , 2d y..n.:rdiy, 1. , 1 :meal . the final evipment of lii: yarlit. She wiii proc , :ed to I'ortsmouth on Monday, and from thence on he 7 Idistant excursion to pleasure.--!'n•:',..ii . ) , last the Ches. terti,ld, I Lyre pacica, C.tpt.tin S. Vsoon, took kp wards 41 00 p.tcsungers. many of whom were or high respecta'.iiky ; and the greater part going to reside I in Fiance. _ —WAlnesday, a fire broke out on. the pre . . raises of Mr. llot.rat, of tinuthill, near Biggies Wilde. And consuo , ted the whole to the barns, corn stacks, hiy, &c. except the dmilling-licuse, which WAS not injored. ziix.cottages were likewise totally de stroyed by the flames 'rills dreadful calamity was oe casioncd by the firing of a cos.t in the yard amongst the straw : Ole iron, whilst hot, was thrown down on the loose straw, audit) a few man:eats the y.trd was in a •blAze. Tut SLEEPING SilLTW:l.—rlin . .! v., every reason to snpp.vx the s.)lan. i fa , ,t wrovorii)g Irvin his feigned or ; !I*.! 11CW Slli ty eve: y day, eats bis cuit, :in.t half a ri:t wine ; upon being bh.r,vs hi; tori, ; a•!, bit hit:K.llu :!q has nut spoken ; he k vary v.e ,k, hnt to m/raw he will be pm qn 1.)!),J. Symptoms of arnentirm.itt were %I..ewri lisat preparations were midi! t() hie) .)!I*zo :th:ein. Btaici:;ixt Til --Tl.e ctnlcourse of spec tator; 0:1 tiac y4ster(l4y WAS more thaa has been since EATO:.'s firsts urtity:: he still continues to procevi Li g spirits, and this .morning ac co in pir,htd h t , nude, sums :trier nine o'clud:. tiARK-LANE, JUNE 24. .. A:though wr ii.sd a very short suppiy (.1 Wheat this moriimg triad E.s,ex, Kent, and Suf f olk, the trade was I,e.ivy, :it Monday's prices, having but few buyers. T:lte arrival of ests, coiisiJerably exceeding the demand, even the best samples were dull sale, at a decline 4 Is. per quarter. Barley, Peas, and Beans. go off sk)4/Iy, but dice is. no variation in piices of either article. . . 'AVEILWE PRICE of CORN InENOLAND and WA1.53 ' from the rett,cns ending the 1.54150 r June, 1816. Wheat. ityv Barky. Oat:. . Stools. pea.. s. 4. I s. ft I s. t. , 6. d. 14. it 14. (1. I 74 10 40 8 28 I i to 51SS 1 154 4 eMITI:tPIP.LI3 MARKET, JUNE 24. j 4i chi l a 5. 0! Veal 54 0 , 1 to is 01 4. 04 co •ii 4.1 F.rk 54 04 as. 0 . L au b 69 to 75 6.1. Busts 1:C0-54‘.;) and L:.c.ili. 1 : i t:sC--Cslves 200—rp WO • . Beef Mutton ... J • a.r . .;E:taa t I i t 1 i