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GENERAL ELECTION. TO THE WORTHY AWL) INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF THE CITY OF LONDON. GarcrLzmis, THE DiffolutiPn of Parliament, authorifes me to make you a refreEtful offer of my Cervices Defcended from a Family long conneded with this great City. I Esall at all times be anxious to pramote Its Commercial Interefts, and to preterite the Rights and Privileges of my fellow Minns; and being actuated by an ardent zeal for the Conftittnion of my Country. and for the independence of the Britlib Empire, I truft I Mali be favoured with the active fupport of the Livery of London. I have the honour to rennin, with the greateft rcfpedt, Gent Moen, Your faithful servant, J. P. HANKEY. The Committee in the intereft of Mr. Alderman HANZEY, AC daily at the Alderman's Houk. in Mincing lane, where any information and affdlanee will be thankfully received. Mincing-lane, April 30, 18.7. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OP LONDON. GiNTLIMIN, I'HE approaching Diffolution of Parliament re minds me of the highly gratitying encouragement which I rcceive.". in October left, to become nne of your Itcprefentarives on the Refignation of Sir John William Anderfon. I beg leave molt fincerely to affure you, that I retain the Came ambition I then exprefred, of being thought worth y of reprefenting the City of London; the fame gratitude for the approbation with which my fellow Citizens were then pleated to diftingulfh my conduct in Parliament; and that I wait only for another occafion of pt.( renting myfelf as a Candidate for your fuffragcs, on thole principles of zeal for your interefts, refped for your opinion, and firm attachment to the Conititution of my Country, which will ever regulate my public life. I have the honour to be, GINTLEMtN, Your faithful, and moft obedient bumble (tryout, Loadenball.ftreet, April 28, tBo7. JOHN PRINSE.P. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. GENTLEMEN, THE pearlier circumftances under which the Dir. &lotion of Parliament has taken place, are of fuch infinite importance, as call upon every refleeting mind to exert its belt Energies in Support of our glorious Conftitution in Church and State. When f afk you, therefi.re, to give me your Suffrages for the fifth time, to reprefent this great City In the Commons Houfe of Parliament, I feel I &dards you on the ftrongeft ground that a Candidate can occupy, namely, a confciaufnefs of having on every occafion prutedted that Conftitution to the utmoit of' my power, fearlefsly and faithfully ; and, in the Cor , fidence that the good Liverymen of London will not defert the Man who has never deferted the Promifes he has made them, I beg leavrto fuhmit to your recoriedtion the few following Entrada from the Appeals I made on former occafions to you for your Support. Extrsdt front my Firft Addrefs to you. June 179-.—" As a Member of the Community at large, I (hall be equally au xious to preterite inviolate our glorious Conftituticn, a Conflitution creel vd by the deliberate Wifdom of our Anceitors, fametioncd by Time. and confirmed by the a - oft fplendid Virtues and Abilities of the prefent Age." In my Second, of June 1796 —" I never can have the pre fumpdos to inset you again orta fimilar Oesafiun, if the firm and undeviating Principles &mild in any one inflance be abandoned by Ise, which have hitherto adtuated my Condua. " Thofe Principles have been, and. while I have ability to give them aired, or memory to retain a feilfenf y.itr f,vnur, (hail in. variably be—Loyalty so my King—unihaken Attachment to the Conftitution of thefe Kingdoms—and an inflexible Adherence to the Chartered Rights of you; my Canftituen:s." la my Third, of June 11332 —" I have uniformly fteadily, and ftrenvoully, exerted every nerve, at a Man, a Magiftrate, and a Reprefentative of the Commons of England, to fuppeirt, maintain, and ftrengthen our glorious Conftitution, which. like the Britifh Oak, Inereafed vigour in the form, Randb, in (Fite of all its Affailants, more fecureand more envied than ever." From thefe tunas I take leave to deduce this infer:nee—that my profeflions have been uniform to you, to maintain, v.dide I have life, the facred barriers which our anceitall er,dt-tl for t pt er.:r - iration of our religion,hwc, and liberties; and i challenge any man, who has attended faithfully to my coodudt during thc period of four fucceffive Pariismentr, to coofute my affertion, that I have ardently and religtoufiy defended, at all times, our Church and our King. Such has been, Is, •nd ever fhall continue to he, the bafis of my public and privge eondudt. Upon there principles I confidently come forward, 00 the prefent oecarion, to folicit a continuance of that firm fupport and adtive zeal which have ever been the pride of my life aid bulwark of my hopes. I am. Gentlemen, sakh the greaten rept - a, Your faithful, obliged, and humble tervant. WILLIAM CUKTIS. Old South Sea Houfe. May r, Sir William Curtis's Committee meet every day (as ufual) at the Old South Sea Houfe, The Friends of Sir Wiliam Curtis are carneftly requed to meet his Committee, THIS' DAY, at Sia o'clock in t h e Eveuino, at the Loodon Tavern, Siihopfgate-ftreet, fur the yurpofe of confi• deling the molt effeetual means to fecure that Gentleman's Eke. tion. The Chair to be taken at fes•rn o'clock precifely. TO THE INDEPP.NDENT FREEHOLDERS OF THLi COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. OINTLEMEN, ALLOW me again to Colicit the fAvonr of your Votes, to replace me in the diftinguilhed fituation which I have had the honour to hold for the Four laft ParliAments. Con- Woos that I have never fwervcd from thofe principles, which bra recommended me to your fupport, and which I can never abandon but with my life, my pretentious to your fuitrages. n:i the preterit oceallon, are.foundO. net upon any prolellions ai to my future coodudt ; but upon the experience you have had of the fidelity and inderendence, with which I have endeavoured to difcharge. the trait repored in me. I have the honour to remain, Gentlemen, your faithful and muc'aobli;el fervant, St. James's-fquare, April 39. G. BYNG. TO THE GENTLEMEN. CLI RGY, AND FREEHOLDERS ' OF THE COUNI Y OF NORFOLK. GENTLIMEN, T HE Difolutiqn of Patliament again affords to an occafian of acknowlcdzing the.honour conferred upon ui by your repeated ii.pport, and of intreatiug the favour of your fuffrages at the enfaing neetion. To repeat our profdlions of needy adherence to your ferv.ce, and careful attention to the in terefts of thi . 4 truly Independent County, is at once conftcrnahle to our duty as Candidates f,r your favour, and gratifying to cur feelings as men. Suffer us to esstertain the flattering hope, that you will continue to us the confidence ' of which in oursown per foos (not to f:Tget the Lobours fo fr equently bLftovred on our families) we have had the good format to experience fu many tsaimonies, awl to airttre you, that wt are, With the warmeft !coin:tens of tratkittle 4,041 refpeet. ChNTLig EN, Your very fifthly', and ploedkot husuble fervante, JACOII Fjllj4RY ASTLF.Y. • TIiOMAII WILLIAM CAKE. Norwich. April iB. 18: TO THE MIN I'LIIMEN. CLEILOY. AND FRItEIIOLOBILS OF Till COUNTY PALATINE OF LASC4STES.. Clittyrtrasan, , lIPRESSED with the deepea fen& of gratitude ' by your raft favours, and truly confcious of the additional value which your liberal and generous conduit bas invariably ttamped upon them; I am encouraged. once niewc. humbly to to- - licit the honour of your protealoo and fupport on the day of the approaching Elaftion. Should you again condcfcend to delegate into my hands that important unit, which I have ever been ambitious of difeharging with anxiius attention and fidelity; I beg leave to offer you a re •ewal of thofc alfursnces, which you have fo frequently received a favourable ear; that it will be the principal object of my far as my limited a'llities will allow, to embrace every • of promoting the local interefts of the County and .orperity of the Empire.—l have the honour to be, 'Mat fentiapents of griped and attachment, Gentlemen, Laos faithful and obedient fervaat. T. STANLEY, voAt t . w Vt•ttutu i the generdpi With al Lo.2don, Apna - alf""7. GENERAL ELECTION. ROCHESTER ELECTION. ' T HE ROCHESTER FREEMEN refident in -II- London and its Environs, in the Intereft of Sir THOMAS B. THOMPSON, Bart. and Sir THOMAS TRIGGE, K. B. are requeftell to attend at the Bloff...m's Inn, Lawrence-lase, 'To morrow Erman, the ad of May, at Eight o'Clock TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF SUStEX. _ GENTLEMEN, '[HE Diffolution of Parliament having taken place , I take the liberty of offering to ferve you again. I have never abfvnted myfelf from my poft, and in the laft moment of the etiftence cf Parliament I was endeavouring to promote and fecure your interetts. I have the honour to remain, With the utmoft elle= and gratitude, Your molt laithful femur, Ucconiliire Place, April 29, 1807. JOHN FULLER. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF THE FLIN SHfRE BOROUGHS. CILNTLENItN. PERMIT me again to offer myrelf to your notice, and to folicic a renewal of that countenance and rapport. of which I have experienced fo recent a proof. in the late Etc.:Hon ; and of which I ever entertain the r • lively and grateful re membrance. I have the honour to be,. Gentlemen, With every renti.nent of attachment and raped, Your moft devoted and obliged humble fervant. Fem./ern, April 29. EDWARD PRYCE LLOYD. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT ELECTORS 01? THE BOROUGH OF MUCH WENLOCK. GetrLtatrn, A DISSOLUTION of Parliament having taken place, we take the liberty of again offering ourfdves, as Candid.des, to reprcfent you at the enfuing Eledtion : having fo recently, and rs frequently, rmived the molt flittering marks of your favour, we truft We than not tte thought prefumptuOus, in hoping that we may obtain your fulfrages on the prefect oceallon. We have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your obliged and faithful humble fervent', CECIL FORESTER. London, April 30, tBO7. JOHN SIMPSON. TO THE GEN TLEM'EN, CI.ERGY, AND YEOMANRY, FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF SOMERSET. GtNTLCIALN, 'I`HE many flattering tellimenTes I have received I- fence the lag Eledtion, of your approbation of my general eonduet in three fuc.;citive Parliaments, induce me to hope that I than, on the day of nomination, meet with fuels rapport as will be the mrans of vgain placing me in the high and diftinguithed fitua• tlon of reprefenting you in the enfuing Parliament. I have the honour to be, with the highett etc= and regard, GIPNTLEMCN, Your molt obedient and faithful humble (errant. WILLIAM GORE LANGTON. Grofvenor.fquere, April 27,1807. TO THE r: EXILE MEN, CLERGY, ANI:i FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF BUCKS. CF.NTLEMEN, AS the Citrumflances, under which, nn the 9th *tlent, you re c?edted me one of your Rcprtfentatives, con tinue the fame, I have no battalion in again offering myfelf to your notice ; and I hope I may feel a well grounded confidence, that in lathing a repetition of that ttlßinguilbed honour, which fo lately you unanimontly conferred upon me, I comply with what believe to be the general with to pneferve the Peace and lode pentlzree of the County; and that you will honour me with your Votes and Intereft, on the day of lileclion. • I have the honour to be, GEN messes', With the greattft refped, Your molt obedient and molt bumble Servant, onden, Atdril .29,..t8 7. sco rr . 1 . 1 rcHFI Rr.D. TO THE. GLNTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS OF THE COON 1 Y OF DORSET. A. PRESUME to offer tnifelf a fecund time to your mulct, with an increaf.d entlfidetice, that, during the period I have had the honour of being one of your Reprefehtatives, my eondua in 'Parliament, as wall as my attention to the local lute ni the County, as a Magiltrate, have in no degree tended to diminiah that good opinion, which it has been m" anima endea vour to deferve, by a faithful and unremitting difeharge of my public duty. With a firm reliance, that by the kind and generous exertions of my numerous friends, I (hill be vturned for the high and dlr. fituation of again reprefenting this County, it (hall be my ttrytmoits purfuit to prove myfelf an upright, vigilant, and in dtpeildent Member of Par:iament...-I have the honour to t Gentlemen,. With every fentiment of gratitude and raped, Your devoted humble fervant, Bryanfton HOufe, April 28, tS37. E. B PORT MAN. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. FRIDAY, MAY t. ST. PUMP AND ST. J4ME 4 .—Holitlay at the Bank. PRICE OF STOCKS YFSTERDAY. Batik Stock 233 I India Bonds 3s. pr. 3 per Cent. R. An. 61111 ; Irith c per Cent. 3 per C. Conf. An. 63iff I Exeheq. Bat.. ts. di: is pr. par 4 per Cent. 8t Condom t j 4 prem. per Cent. Navy 97i 98 I trial °Tidallll 414 Long Ann. till I..ntti•ry Tickets :91. tBs India Stock 187 i I Confols roe acc. 63* The Captain of a vela which arrived yenerday at Pool from France Elates, that the French have a force of 40,000 men in the neighbourhood of St. Brui x as a guard to repel any attack from this country, of which they feem to be very apprchenfive. The Clrrefpondence between Admiral DUCK WORTH and the Porte, which we have given in the fuceeeding columns, is tranilated i,om the Moniteutof the 19th ult. If it be allowed to be genuine ardtn harbled, we cannot congratulate our countrymen rn its fpirit and complexion. There is every appearance that Sir JOHN has been duped by the filpetior adroit nefs of Se BASTIAN', and in the end laughed at. We are not furptized at filch an ifrue. Our only furptife is, that the Admiral ventured to employ arguments of a different kind from thofe ufnally retorted to by military men. Had he orders, or did he and Mr. ARBUTHNOT follow their own judgment ? The whole Wines appears to us to be fa perfeely inexplicable, this', we mall not attempt an inveiligation of it. THE ARMY. Some time ago we mentioned Major General Sir GIORGI PRESCOT as one of the Candidates for the Infpeflor generallhip of the Recruiting Service.— We are happy in being able now to Rate, that this important appointment has been bellowed upon fo deferving an Officer. It could no; be in better bands than in his. We learn, however, that this office is by no means that which General WarrsLoce had. The town branch of it, in George•(ireet, Weßminfier, is now in the Department of the Adjutant General: Sir Gloscr is merely to manage the executive part i in the If. of Wight. The whole of thi, office has been again put under the department of the Com mander in Chief. intlead of being under the Sure tary of War, as it was for fome time. General Hort, one of the ableit officers in the Britifh, or ;stamps in any fervice, who refufed the Maller.Generalthip, had likewife, it is Paid, the offer of the valuable appointment of InfpeEtor Geniral; but very nobly (aid, that he wiffied only to be employed in the direa line of his duty. In military circles we have heard the names of different General Officers mentioned for the Barrack Mailer Generalfhip, the Command of the South Weft Dikria, and the Lieutenant GovernorfLip of Portf , mouth. Report ram that an Officer, dillinguithed as a military charther of eminence in political and gene ral knowledge, is immediately to go out as General Governor to South Amt:rica. . Military men will be gladlo learn that the gallant Lord Hutivt.sy is Coon to be allively employed. That fine regiinent the 6th, commanded by Colo. nel Bow's, is lying At Spitheid, bound for Gib. raltar. The Sne Rifle Battalion of the both Regiment, compofed entirely of Germans, will march on Mon day from Haflar, for the Kentifh Coal', there to be embarked with the German Legirn for the Conti nent. The battalions of the German Legion, now in Ire land, are daily expelled in this country, to be em barked for the fame deflination. The 25th, or Royal Borderers, as well as the 63d regiment, it is believed will loon leave Ireland. In-addition to the troops which have alredy been mentioned in the Start as embarked for the Continent, we have now to name the following : The 13th Light Dragoona. The Brigade of Foot Guards at Chatham. The sit Battalion 43d Regiment Light Battalion from Hytbe, Kent. The ad Battalion 32d, Light Battalion front Kcnt. The Artillery of the King's German Legion. Therday, soo of the 7th Royal Veteran Battalion, commanded by Makr CliklsTll, embarked at Pouf mouth for Guernity, to relieve the ad Battalion of the 31(1. _ The loth Veteran Battalion will Coon embark for North America. MEDITERRANEAN. From a private letter of an Officer of the 2d Battalion of the 78th regiment, or Rqftfhire High landers, dated Syracufe, 24th February, we extrat!l a lift of the Regiments which had proceeded on an ex pedition up the Mediterranean, commanded by Ma jor General 141‘lcas its FRASER A detachment of the such Light i➢ragooas aft Battalicm of the 31ft lirgimect. aft Bacalion of the 35th ditto. ad Battalion of the gstb ditto. ad Battalion of the 78th ditto. D. Rolles Regiment. Chalon Brittanique. Royal Military ArtiScert, and a Detachment of the Royal Staff Corp. It was doubtful whether their deftination was to be Alexander or Conliantinople. Mr. BRAND and his Committee in London have neatly completed their canvas for the County of, Hertford ; Mr. PLUMER and Mr. BARER both 'retire, and the Pincers of Mr. Botany is fully afctrtained. Mr. ARTHUR YOUNG'S recent Survey of the County of Effex, will be publiffied by the Boren of AcsICULTURS in a few days, and report (peaks of it as one of the molt valuable of the county furveys which has appeared under the fanaion of that ufeful Body. FIRES—About fiveo'clock on Tuefday, a fire broke out in the Horfe Barracks, at Windfor. It com menced in the Officers apartments, which, being in . front of the building and detached, fortunately Con fined !the flames within them, which were entirtly deflroyed. A great (carcity of water, and the Bar rack engines being out of repair, precluded all Alliance, till the arrival of engines from, the Foot Barracks, pad& church, and Meffrs. Ramfbottom's. —One of the privates of the Rryal Honk Guards (Blue), who endeavoured to lave fume prOperty be• longing to an Officer, was obliged to make his efcape out of a three pair of ftairs window ; fortunately he was caught on feather-beds, without receiving any injury, except his hair and clothes being fcorched.— The accident was occafioned by the'plumbers making a Fre on the top of the building to repair the roof, and afterwards negleding to attend it. This morning, about three o'clock, a fire broke out at No. 69, Norton.fireet, Mary la bonne ' •being the boufe occupied by Mrs. Sr. LRGER, of Covent Cvarden Theatre. The fire began in an apartment on the firft floor, where a candle had been left burn ing near thebed curtains by Mrs. Sr. Lac ER ' whohad gone to the Mafqucrade , at the Pantheon. Soon after the fire broke out, a female fervent in the family, who slept in the upper part of the *mute, finding herfelf furrounded by flames and fmoke, precipitated herfe If from a three pair of Rain; window, and was killed on the (pot. She fell into the area, againft the walls of which her brains were literally allied out. It was nearly five o'clock this morning before the fire was completely extingnifhed, when the infide of the boat with all the furniture appeared to be completely de ftroyed. The timely arrival of the fire engines pre.l vented any damage being done to the adjacent honks. Yeflerday Captain Read of the Cambo, Wain diaman, was re-examined at Shadwell Office, on a charge of murdering T. Anderfon his apprentice, when it appeared that the prifoner had no intention of killing the lad, whole negligence of perfonal clisanliis had rendered him an object of poniflunent, but which had been too feverely adminifiered. The Captain was therefore admitted to bail, hiMfelf in n 400. and two (arctic' in 'cal. each. NAUTICAL 1117.ELL10ENCE. SAINT EMT's, MARCH 30. By an American vellel from Martinique we len t , that two Englifh Guineamen have been";arried ie there, and one retaken, clofe to the Blanch. One of the Sr. George's convoy is alfo carried in; fuppor e d to be the Rebecca, CLUPI, bound to Mountforat. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL, 30. Arrived the CHILDERS (loop of War from a craize —his Majelly's (hip Rav EN is appointed convoy for Portugal.—Wind E. DOVER, APRIL 30. The boats of his Majelly's gun brig PINCHER cut out of Calais Roads on Monday night laft, the brig Neptunus, Captain Sewn°, of and for Luwiek, Norway. with a cargo of falt from Mamma, sad lait night the was fent into this port. Arrived is the Roads the Acore gun brig, from a eruize.—Wiad E. and moderate. DEAL APRIL so. Sailed bis Majelly's (hip tdokyrro os a alike ; and the HARLEIVIN, with the outward bolus.% Ire. under convey, for Fortfmontb. Arrived the Monkey gun brig, from a crnize, and remains in the Doris with the reit of the (hips as per lag. Sailed throleo the Downs, from the River, the Cornelia, Posr.froet Charlefion.—Wind E. YARMOUTH, APRIL 30. Arrived this morning from a cruize, the %me frigate, and from the Downs the DAUNTLIIIIS. Lortous, and another Hoop of war, part of a kip/ fquadron to be commanded by Sir HoMR POPHAM. Sailed the Baftliik, Flamer, Sparkler and Havoc pe brigs, on a cruize. One P. M. A two decker is now coming into thefs Roads, fuppofed to be the Sursaa, of 7+ gang.— Wind S. E. • _ _ FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GRATZSIND. APRIL go.—Yalred bj the Mary, White, Alm Surinam; Argo, Warncr, from Georgia; IVlalvlna, Dent, kw Jamaica ; Triere, Charleton, from Mogadore ; and the Prime Frederick, Niclols, from Norway. ARRIVED. At Falmouth, the Eleanor, Town., from Virginia ; and tk Montgomery, Orr. from harlefton—in the Clyde, Kuhl.? Blown, ....—, from Charlefton— At Briftol, Rodin, Potter, free St. Kitt's—At Liverpool, Hope, WhfromoY t from °Wm • SaUf. Beyrnington, from Baltimore; Commerce, Stowell, from New- York; Herfehell, Parrott, from Savannah ; and the Intrepid, Smith, from Demerara—At Cork, Thomas, Bourn, from Vir ginia—At Africa, Otter, Boardman; Montezuma,—; Alum; May ; and the Columbus, Elliott, from Liverpool—At St. Kat's, Caroline, Hayes ; Marlborough. Marten; William Manning. Dixon ; Bctfey, Young; and the Mentor, —, from Leedom—. At Dominica, Harriot, Lifter; Mars, Mitchell; and the Cum. Boyles, from London ; Alice, --• ; and the Grace, --., from Africa. • . The Juno, Filer, from Africa, is captured and carried Into Mar. tinique. The Afta, Walker, from London to Surinam; laden with Go• vernment [torts. is captured by a French privateer, after a (mart adion, in which a Captain of the Army was killed, and Lieute nant Colonel Sir J. Wood, wounded, on our fide. The prise was carried by the enemy into Guadeloupe. The Experiment, /Normand, from Bombay, was off St. Helena on the Bth of March. The Ruben, Soper, from London ; and an armed brig from Gormley, both for St Domingo, were ail well in company on tie ad of April. in ht. 19.14. loot 39.4. The Enterprise, g and the Lottery, from Africa for theWcft Indies, were fpolien with, all well, in ht. i. 49. S long 4. Sc. E. on the Koh of hlareh. They ported the day beton ai.h the Kingtton. The Ellen, Reddit ; Rachael, Blackburn • Mama, Aeddit Little Jane. Apollo, Brown ; and the Bedford, *Man* failed from St. Thomas's (coaft of Africa) on the ill of March, under convoy of his Nisjelty's Ripe Adamant and Arlb far the Welt Indies. '1 he Flora, Adams, from New Orleans for Liverpool. was CS lhore on the coalt of Florida, but expeded to be got ag. Government received advice, yefterday from the Cape of Good Hope. They were brought by the Prevoyanre fiore fhip, which arrived yetlerday in the Downs, after a paffage of 63 days. At the time of her departure the garrifon continued healthy. There was not a Lingle King's fhip in either of the two bays. We have received American Papers to the 22d ult. The Grand Jnry of the tdiftEppi author, have difeharged Colonel Borg from the charges ps, ferred againft him ; his condtta has been pronounced unequivocally legal; and the proceedings again* 'him have been reprobated. The Spania rds are Paid to have made fume frefh demonftrations of holkliity ugainft the American territory in their vicinity. There is nothing new ie thefe Papers relative se the Treaty with England. r MOVITNS.Ir DISTILISOTIOn or ins BAtliln NATAL Foxes.—The Report, made up to the I& of May, is as follows :—Ships of the line, rat _; so's, tn. 22 ; frigates, 10 ; 2 210 ; gun brigs, itc. —Total in C 0111117 0 9% 778.1 hips of war. ourtstr AORICVLTVILAL RAPORT TOIL APILIL.em lie continuance of drf weather through the month has proved unfavourable to the Barley, and latter. fown Oats; tLe Wheats have not been injured by it, carrying through the principal corn di.lrias a right ,healthy colour. The plants of Beans and Peas, clean, and early hoed, look promifingly for full crops. The Rape and Muflards bloom well, but begin to want rain. The Grafs lands are very backward, and Hay .6 in eenfequenee on the advance. The Ryes and winter Tares. are miming flsort in moll countries, being the Grazier's only refource, now the Turnips are off. The former plants of Potatoes look kindly for a large produce.. Hops are generally thrifty, sock the pole well, and are free from vermin. -- Smithfield has had large fupplier, and at reduced prices, the two la& market days, from the heat of the weather.—Grafs Lamb comes up in plenty and high condition.—Leas Stock is lower in price, from the general knrcity of feed.—Cow Kine of prime quality continue dear.--Horfes, tulles of fuperior kinds, are mach cheaper.—The Wool markets arc dali, at IA mouth's prices. Cain &CHANG,. MARC Lust at MAT ~—There are fret arrivals of Wheat to-day, which is in but nniOdl fupply, and tales nearly at unvaried prices. B arley in confiderable quantities, and rather Wirt,. Of the two forts of Peas and Beans there are bat few, the latter are dearsr. Oats arrive in abuts• dance, with many foreiga. The Sales are extremely heavy, and at rather left prices. Flour in plenty. eglitaaL PPIPMICY As sums z Whose. so. dis deeper v. are/ Pods Aos 46.0 d Nos Ups, do Us ad arlds l (o4) 44 1 sof 011 _, film 311. Ass od Tisk • ( old) 371 431 of ballefdlisigs 04 Pus. Its 17s sgs Usk. Us 7os Palma ditto 301 311 od /Miss Pais, (Wm) ht ils Raps 864 2b1321 Floe Um dos So Oss. Snoods Jos to do&