Star. — London, England, 1804-06-21 00:00:00

yet the Wawa alto hernia et the tittaikat.4ll The truth Was, the fajta bid batibiltralsthttendLd to by . the egisnenasent of Lord ; but the fed wins that in that whiny: the_ board bf Trealliry had not thofa department - tar. tailed', on. der their controul as in England. The eanft of the delay with yelped to the current aecounts between the two countries was o*ing to the informountable ficulty of procuring the army and navy accounts for the empire, and for fetvices that extended over the whole tate of the earth. The late Chancellor of the Exchequer had been indefatigable in his endeavours to procure every account poffible, and accompanied him from office to office in order to expedite them. Mr. Cony concluded El withing every fuccefs to the arrangements propofert by the Right Honourable Gentleman ; come of them he highly approved, but had his doubts of the fuccefs of others to the extent propofed. Mr. FOSTER. faid a few words in allufion to the period of Lord Buckingham's Adminittration in Ireland, when he himfelf and Lord Lifted had been the means of reducing the balance then in the hands of defaulting Collators from vo,oool. to one half the amount, in a very thort time. Mr. CORRY apologifed Mr having forgot to fiate that the balances were left purpofely in the hands of the Collators for paying the numerous army and yeomanry force on fervice throughout the country, and faid the furpluffes above that pay remained in their hands through the difficulty of procuring Bills on Dublin, fo that Government were obliged to fend down mefengers from time to time to bring up the money. Mr. FRANCIS thought the vindication tit up by the Right Hon. Gentleman who (poke WI, by no means fatisfaanry f;r fo grofs a dereliaion of the public intereft, as that of leaving loch enormous be bores in the hands of Collators. With refpea to the prnpotitions brought forward to-night by the other Right Hon. Gentleman, though he was eanvhsced if any man had ability to render them (Scantly he had; yet, when be confidered the wretched Gate of the country. he was not fanguine enough to hope for his faced's, though he fincerely wad - it. Mr. DAWSON objeaad to the propofed Duty oa Stamps. He was difpofed to throw no difficulty in the way in regard to the impofition on Wise, has he confidered it neceffary to increafe that whisk was applied to (pinks, from a fit regard to the Aerate of the peOple. Sir j. NEWPORT, Mr. STUART, end . Mr. PONSUNBY raid a few words. • z , Mr. LEE obferved, that when the debt, ariniit &cold be in the ratio of two to fitireatam with that of Beglend, these might be regularity and confiftertcy in the fyftem live taxation between the two costatries. „4 The fevers' relblutions being agreed to, the =pert was ordered to be received to-morrow, mad the Sal to be committed ou Friday The Scots Additional Fruie Bill was nut pro. ceeded in by a Committee of the whole Month. •• The SECRETARY at WAR explaised.,lllthibe objett of the Bill was to increafe the by diteinilhing the Wail', and outee . on the feveraTelaufes, which b ang reed m ei to, the chair was released, and the HAW AO ] receive the report to.asorrow. • " Mr. STURGES BOURNE bee eithe lip the Bill to prevent counterfeiting dollars, and ether cants. SLAY! TR ADS. Mr. WILBERFORCE moved, that the Hnafe to-morrow thould proceed further in bearing Conniel on the Slave Trade. General GASCOIGNE faid,he mood objea, no left there was fall attendance. Mr. WILLIAM SMITH remarked, there was no end of the oblations of certain Gentlemen to this sneafere; frit they propfed the admitlion of Conn fel, andswhen admitted, they defer hearing them. Mr. FULLER hoped it was the intenuon of the Houle whntly to drop the matter this year; there were 7000 p•ifoaers in Jamaica, and the agitation thefe difcullii•.ns occalinned was extremely dangerous. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL Paid, that the peril arnfe from indecition, when the Aa ilsonld have paired, the agitation would fubfide. The SPEAKER having put the quation, it was refulved to hear Cotinfel to-morrow. CORN LAWS. The Houk then went into a Committee on the Bill, for the alteration of the Corn Laws, Sir CHARLES SUNBURY in the chair. Mr. WESTERN Rated the grounds on which the alteration was propofed in the Committee to which k was referred. He laid that fine 1795, when the bounty was regulated, matters were greatly changed; that the charges in agriculture had prodigiouffy in• creafed, and that labour was one-third dearer. The difference in the poor rates was another motive. In 1790, they were 3,529,0001.: in 1803, they were zB,ocol. The alterations the Committee have recommended were put into the form of refolutiona, and it was recommended that the bounty on the im portation of grain and flour fhould be regulated by the average price in the twelve maritime counties of England and the four maritime counties of Scotland. Mr. PAT I'ESON entered much at large into the fuhjed of flick ref, lutions. He faid that the argu ment drawn from the increafed price of labour was only temporary in its application. The numerous enclofures, and the men at this time required in the public fervice, occafioned an accidental increafe, which, however, fhould not effeet any permanent re gulation. He applied a fimilar principle to the prefent magnitude of !he poor-rates, and of the price of flock and uter.fils. Grain was not the only objed, paffure was a very important one ; and while we were enlarging the bounty, we were enabling fo reigners to eat our corn at a cheap rate, and ren *nag fome oldie moft effential articles of fubliftence dear in our own country. He then fupported this argument by calculation. Mutton, which was be fore at ad. was now at Bd. Butter at 365. a firkin, was now a: 68s. ; and Cheefc had increafed to the enormous price of isos. to t6cs. The Honourable Member then entered into a comparative view of the price of wheat for the 14 3+ years, and foci, that the depreffion of the price implied in the Refolutions was net corral. He nest adverted to the miicancep thin aiifing from the affertion, that within a few years 30,c00,0001. had been paid fur coin imported. The taA was, that in favourable years the exportation amounted to 600,0001. or 7c0,c001. in value. Ile eaplained that the increafed population, by occafivu- • ,:~. -: pietodealer. nufeatiroi, oar MtmotliteVoin oar yea treding and miegreial moms isles**, ways. eor and finen t aptiut e76*, had foottd osple . and prefitoble its tiii increafcd popolatiost , fit that the • of the export from this Wife was not to !re mode* Sir JOHN ArROTTESLY joiltfied formol of the tdblutions is the Report, adverted to Ireland, as af 1-fdted by them, zed hid, that the objea was not to Make new laws, but merely to vary theft already in once. . STANHOPE °Nailed to ao average of all the difirias becoming the criterion of the price of ex port, and thought it fitould be regulated by the price of particular dalrias. for huh diarias. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER did not think it neeeffery in the prefent Rage of the quellion, to mita into any minute difetiffiou. The point. however. lati adverted to, defamed immediate notice. The general objea was to equalize the price of Corn, and this was now more eafily and more completely effelled than at former periods. Within the IA twenty years the great facility communi cation by the canals, which interfeard the whole country, was not to be forgotten ; and if Lareaatirct or any other country, reqiiii ed fupply.hy this watt na tional improvement, it waste be reaJily afforded. No Gentletr.an could doubt that it was much preferable to (apply a deficient province by t'ti expedient from the internal resources. than from foreign markets. On the plan advert...l to of different rati,,s for the bounty in different diarias, it might be the nitrous safe effea that we may be importing in one difiria when we fhould be exporting in anther. The &- figs of theta regulations was that fcarcity Ikould be avoided, and for this purpofe it was provided, that corn Ihauld confiantly acquire tech a price as would be a fufficient encouragement t • promote its ;tooth. We had lately fern the value at t std. and this arofe from the deficiency, but the bell mean, to avoid the deficit was by never admitting this department in agriculture to remain without a (efficient conpenfa non. Sir ROBERT BUXTON fad, the growth of barley would be flopped by zbe reduaion of t h e price, and that Come, indulgence Mould therefore be given to this impoten t commodity. Mr. PALE/ deemed it impolitic to favour grain the expence of all the of articles of produce of :equal importance. Sir JOHN NEWPORTaated the gran to be. by what means the farmer world receive a We a lament ? If that were correaly determined, he would Cfafiderfo kintielf whether his land were molt ad devoted to pafiore or grain, nod, to it Otiose his own Were& would be molt fueeefsfolly, iloadoce to the intend of toe public. Mr. WK. SMITH Paid a few words, after ulish Itiffolations were agreed to, and reported. ' o Rde Is to be refolved into a Committee if *• on Pude* y.--.Acljourned. SO/ LONDON. rlWup4T. worm • Pesten necks Tess DAY AT ol!s ovum Ccet lir I•ly s'4lss ssi—omeltnt two sant ot. to so d[.--.Shat Ann. 3 146. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY: Fs Neck •-• Lang trip. lk 5-161, 3Fs Cent Rad. 55H lads' tl•mde II 44. de. 3 per C. C.aar.Ana. dna inaprn 3 pet Cent. stfi 4 Per COM 550. Eteltel. nal., 0. se. 41. de. 5 par Cam Navy lint 0111/tllllll 3* MM. 5 pet C llll - 1 797 93.. Coot kw ace. soft The day before yeßerday the STAR announced, ez• clofively. the relloration of Peace in the EaR Indies. This day we lay before our Readers copies of the Treaties of Peace. It is confidently reported, that Mr. Parr means to bring forward a plan for the amelioration of the Rate of the Roman Catholic Clergy in Ireland. Its prin ciple is to make them entirely independent of the people, by aligning to them fixed falsifies, to be paid by Government. The four Arebbith Ts, it is Paid, are to have soeoL a year, and the inferior clergy in the fame proportion. Yellerday morning, Coon after nine o'clock, his MAJASTI, accompanied by the Dukes of /LINT and Castaitiooa, Princelike So►MIA and APULIA. took 82 airing on horfeback in the neighbourhood of Brent ford and Ealing. Her Majasvv and the hinge sssss attended by the Counters of Avtssanav, followed in an open carriage. On Tucfday evening the ROYAL Fenix.y walked in Richmond Gardens. The Hon. CHAIM'S PACT'S' is llOld for the Bo rough of Milburne Port, in the room of Lord Pao irr, who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. Yellerday the LORD ADVOCATI of SCOTLAND ar rived in town from Edinburgh. The CMAIICELLOR of the Exclisnota has taken the honk that Sir Jona EASIEa inhabited at Roehamp- Dr. Baum, one of the Commiffioners at the Sick and Hurt Board, who was fo much in the confidence of Lord St. Viecswr as to excite the jealonfy of the Senior Commilffoners in that office, has within thefe few days received a letter from the Lords of the Ad miralty, informing hint that there is no further ocea lion for his Cervices as a Member of that Board. On Tuelday Earl Sr. VINCINT entertained a fele& party of Friends: amongft the company invited were Sir THOMAS Taowsatoca, Capt. MARINAS', Dr. A. BAHIA, Mr. Tucaaa, Mr. LYN", Ike. &c. The Ruffian Officer who arrived in town on Mon day, is le Comte Liam, a Major• General in the fet vice of the Emperor A sssss The Bth battalion of Referve, now in Ireland, hay ing bad an opportunity of volunteering for general fa vice; the men came forward with that ardour and zeal which fo eminently char49le:izes the Brilifb charater. The major part ettliated into the 23d regiment of Foot; but it is untortunate, that the greatea part of thole who came forward was relat ed, as being under the flandard appointed for regi ments of the line !! Surely, at a moment like the pick:lt, the foolery of llatitre ought to be difregarded. In fael, kr MAP), purpofes, little men arc preferable to tail ones. .v • *411.1100 &um teliesdiktg• ilOilettrlenset was held at the Rat ladia *bon the dividend from the sth of Jemmy ti .doir fib ! of Alp was declared to bo yi per exit. • ."" • The undandendioned Prolfrietat's were appointed a Committecto infpeft the Cosiipan?s Bye-Laws. via. John Julius Angerßein ' Drew, William Peter Ho:ford, Robert Hinter, George Wilton, George S. Wegg, Efquires, and Sir HI Strachey, Bart. Treaties entered into by the Marquis Wellelley, with the Mahrsttas and Rajah of Berar, were read. Mr. Peter Moore, after a warm and animated ad drefs, made bis promifed motion. 6 . In favour of an application to his Majefty's Minitters, that the duties on the dividends, in confequence of the Property Tax, might be paid by the Company, and conlidered as coming out of their ordinary outgoings," Which, after a long converfation, in which the Chairman, Deputy, Sir S. Dithington, Mars. Twining, Lofb ington, jun. R. Jackfon, Rock, and Captain Seally, took a confiderable part, was carikd in the affir mative. Court of Direilters was yelterday held at the India Houfr, When the following Captains were (worn into the coismand of their refpedive via.—Captain WILLIAM LTIICEI, to the HARRIET ; and Captain Ws Lstaia Annie icy, to the Dsv AAAAA .—Captain J R. Faasutua of the ALs AAAAA a took leave of the Court previa:a to departing for BeogaL Thismaraingarrived a mail from Jamaica, brought to Falmouth by the Q2lllll Cilia Latin packet, in Forty-aine days. Difpatebet were yenerday received from Rear Admiral Coceamsr, off Ferrol, which were for. warded bra meffenger to Lord MILVILLE, at Wing. bledoo. Theltilighergh Comftosientse of the 9tb ineent Means an article, dated the Hague, June 5, whicg Awes, .1. That a Minifter has been received there from the Palace of Oaasoa, and that this Miniller, the Baron d'Yvor , was prefent at a grand dinner gzs,by the Prelim& Amballador to the Diplomatic at which dinner Sznonvatts, the French Minifier, did not appear." Dust...-lfelterdlay two Naval Of f icers exchanged Acts in a field near Hampftead, in confequence of a iffpute the preceding evening at the Haymarket Theatre. By the interference of friends, the matter was amicably adjufted on thp fpot. 0 , On the 4th intl. Mr. Metes Olsson, of the Ins of Wiley, and Tome other perfons hitting on board a boat in Walney Channel, perceived a Atari; and whall t were endeavouring to get between it and des enwea. of the Channel, they dircovered two others of the fame voracious fpeciee, but eviden - ly Fick and exhaufted. They perfevered ie their attempt to keep them in the fhoaleft part of the wa ter, till the ebb of the tide left them almo& wiry, aid they wereeallly killed. On opening them, there was found, in the belly of one of them ' a pair of boek-fkin breeches, a man's band , and a diaamndeiv, narked B. It is conjeaurad, that thefe ravenous Mee had followed force fhip from the weftward. The following is a Lift of the Members, who have voted rigida Kr: PITT'S Defence Bill: Addy. R. . Pleader, Sir H. • kiosk Owned Had Adams. J. Foley. HO A. Herta. MO' Addington, Rt. liss. Foljambe, F. P. Ilartfacy, W. Henry. Foike.s.6ls , M. O'Brien. Str Edward Andover, Lard Folieltonr, Lord Orde, William Andrews, M.P. Froblanque, John. ofilaree.Ld. Panels Anfon. Thema Fos. Hum C. I. °Mateo , . Lard Anal*, W. L. Francis, Philip Palke. Sir L. Aftley, Sir] . _ Frederick, Sir Jain Paisner,Jean Abloom.. Lord Faller, John Poncho, Jahn AIII/Wr, Sir J. Geary, Sir W. Num./We W. MAIM. C. Gila, Daniel Pierce, Henry Babbingtent„ T. Golding, Myatt Pelham, Hoe. C. A. Barest, W. Denham, Sir J. Petty, Lard Henry &Ur. J. Overffell, P. Plume, W. Baker, P. W. Oreaville,Rt.Hon.T. Plerrepont, Hos. C. = a de.. air C. Grey. Hon. Charles Pocock, George Grienflone, Hon. W. Pole, Sir C. Murk* Berri y. Sir R. Hamilton. Lord A. Ponfemby,RtHon.W. Barlem, J.P. Harrifon, J. Portbefter, Lord , Baring, Sr P. Hawthorne C. Perna, W. S. Barlow. F. W. Heathente, Sir G. Pulteneg, Sir W. Bawd, B. Heathcotc, J. Pitt-bets Job. Beam, Si. Hin,ifley, sir John Anne, J. ritt li g ~ D .H on. G. Hohbustfe ‘ B. Roberts, A. Holland, Henry Retell, Lord Wm. Blackburn', J. Holland, Sir N. St. John, Hon. St. An. Mourn, Sir M. Honywood, Sir J. Sergeant, J. Bond,Homed, Hasty Saville.Ctirilloylser Boaverie, Ham E. Hulks, James suitterree, - 7. brow, Rt. Hon C. Hasse, W. H. Scuds/non. jam Breeden, James Hurft, Robert Sbaftoe, R. E. D. Brooke, C Halley, W. Mullets:or, Arthur Brown, P. J. Hafchinkin,Han. H. Shelly, H. Browne. Hawkins thy% Jedepis Shelley, T. Buncr. James awls, Thomas Sheridan. R. B. Banbury, Sir T. C. ones, T. T. Sham, George Burdett, Sir F. create, J. Sibtborpe, H. Haman, Sir R. alinftaste,Geolge Sinclair, Sir John BPS. 0 . callngton, Lord Smith, Charles Calash, J. Ker, R. 0 Smith, Johns Caren, N. King. Sir John D. Smith, Brilliant Carew, R. P. Kinnaird, Hon. CU Somerville, bit Mar. Carnegie, Sir D. Knox, Hon. 0. Spencer, Lord Robt. Csocadlih, W. 1 adbroke, Robert Freaky, Lord Cavendillt, Lord G. LaroMen, Ralph Stanley, T. Caulfield, Hon. H. Langbans, James S , ewa:t, James Chapman. C. Langmend, Philip Stewart, Rt. Hon. Cocked% C. Langton, W. O. Sir John Cobs, &Ward Lefeseise, J. Sullivan, J. Coke, Thos. W. Lateffeelle, It. Sullivan, lt. J. Comb; Harvey C. Lawley, Sir Si. Symoncin, Then P. Ceche, Bryan Lefewre, C. S. Talbo*, Sir C. Cornwall, Sir 0. I.ktieton, Sir E. Tuition, B Courtenay, John Lemon, J. Taylor. t'. W. Crawford, K. 1 emon, nir W. Temple. Earl Creevey, T. Lloyd, James Martin Th eUi. nu. C. Cankning. O. Lovedesi, E. L. Tierney. Rt Hon. G. Oath, Sir W. Lygon. Wm. TownOsend, Ld. Jobs Cocks,Hon. J. S. M.Malon, John Trowbridge, Sir Ts. Dallas, Robert Madocks, W. A. Tyrrwhlit, Thos. Chelan', Francis ntsltland,RsHaa.T. Vanfetare, 0. Dolhen, Sir W. Manners, John Vansittart. N. Douglas, Merida of Markham, J. Walpole. Hon. nos. Dundas, C. Martin, Janses Walpole, lion. H. Donde., Hon. C. Maids W. W.illi, J. B. Donde% Hon. O. Metcalfe, Sir T. Ward. Hon 3. Damns, Hon. L. Midoletos, W. Walton, lion. G. Durand, J. H. Minnake,Sk B. Wedern. Choles C. Eliot, W. mare.* Lard Wharton, Jobn Elite., Rkksrd Milk, C. Wintbread, Sam. Stikine, Hon. T. Mills, G. G. Wilkins. W. Ellatert,"ll. Milner. Sir W. WllliSata, Owen Eyre, A. H. Mkt.'s", W. Windham. Rt. Wu Pane, J. Moore.° . Peter W. !renown, Hen. N. Meese. Parr Winningten, Sir B. Fellowes, Robert Morpeeb, Lord Wynne, C. Ficarrald.Rt.tion.J. Morris, kdward Wynne. Sir WW. Fitzpanid. RAO* H. Matra. Slr Thum Yorke, Si' Hon. C. R. Newport, Sir joins Young Sir W. Jokes Senn, thi. Member for Womefter, who was In tin country, did nut arrive in time to ' , et. bar Henry Fletcher. who was iudilpofnl, poem! cit the with with, the' die nine _ defcriptions, 4PIM the eaftward with the wind mirth, lid from the Eah ladies, but this was a titillate, fur the 'hips were outward bound. PivtsooTa, Jura its the Inei rican °sip. Captain Wsmoniptill Dunkirk with Geneva, &c. bound to offs" pat . Sailed the Busy cutter, on a croizegffil thejaagesme of a to guns, and the Tottery. of Itippei to Job the Channel fleet s alto the Co zvvititiasll. Sows far Portfmonth, to receive tie Sag or 01 IDWAgio Pszzaw s de is bound to the Bea ladies, wad wfft take the trade under her convoy. POSTSWOUTH, Julia so.—Sailed the Csaasaws frigate On a cruise; Carrot &igen, with a enemy for the Downs; and the Far coo NMI= ender as a cruize off the file of Wight in (earth It•Trencit pri wetter. Dash June zo.--Arrived and idled Arise V. UT the Catharine, TuaTMlr, from iteiffaree..— Saikd the Stamm pa bit. to joie ghettos/toe off Ctlais. Remains is the Downs the reit cilia bailAd• tea Sips, the coppend armed treefparte, block Sipe, and outward bound veld% as per taff. The Hawker armed fLip has made a Soil fee a envoy to dit Wellward.—Wind W. S. W. Yawed:luso. Jona 200.17i1P.A1 ibtAismara.ol4 and Elio:von armed Obi" sad gresomoses seutler. This day failed the Ape c 'KA for Holt Os Saki ans. voy for the Baltic ; and the gnomon armed gip, and Sioux us tender. Arrived the Aostfaac. l oos cotter, and failed the ALIBILT coder. With WWI for the fleet. off the Tent. The &magus reel baa captarad and fort in here a large Btig, And Alas Dogger: from Rotterdam, both quite OM sever before been at fn. Thwileavea Amp wit fsa with convoy for Tonnisgen touserrow.—The in theft Roads are the Moo scours, Admiral Rafel'a flag fhip ; Beavor floop ; Ceskr gun brig, and Ad. miral Nelfon cutter. Arrived the Visas pads .. —Wild B.W. r ntOm LLOYD'. um. --- - - Goavisaits, Tura as—Payed by, ;hi TWO,. Dos St. Antler,: Wow Toosisesa, from itaildie; Vont Gaimalso from Pappodisisht Vrow Ansi, Tee lirsthav, Darks, owl Prow Ellelloth, dam Lawm. Sided, die Cale., PrebMi,Yoe NSW/ ; Stobia de Cossawco, Sears, for Lbw ; Doireis, ereder, far Pliorer Drip Gibes. ders, Piper, far Vara; Wow Gass, 011etiois. Fir Teach,. See; Dodge, Look sod Postusa, Wybrists„ fir EsOkia Aaaryco—At Cower, ass. MIN% bow New Tega...olll plystistis, Starner. Lebo; frogs Orlia; cad Cam Abiast,boosel to Gowerep-.At Liverpool, Ara rottilden,...-.. cos Airier; Rai, thachisfas. from Clarldba; abmovs„ Callagbas, frost Savasishit OaptEeSw, Verfiegas, ; ro e s Bo l o; sod Fiessies, Halm hos; at Crols.mAt Now foutalhed, Her.. Were. frost Liverpool...At Now Tidy Ts. le= l :l Aa v isoalio n, Moe LiverP • vtli 'ad PASO& Wank/I.od. New Proildesoc. Swett. have. halm I owiss.... At Clowielks, Res. how Losthow...At Serra, Dilworth; wed Assilist him Ravens* Hassell, Pass. hiss Akki-,At a. - - :aillis wr es t wadi. host Ilistiisik ad assio, iimilly • Dow Africa, ITM Term bra Illosklas Leers jS law Swim& is &Drib.* - - 'Ma Asp Mists, loWy sertved at Teatime*, la Ida. ea t h e 6 t h boot. ebe Mater, 6m Llotepoel Ilar Mks. V IM. 43 . l a nc e 17. The Lucy. MAIM Untrue. ler Dwarawatb was la aonp t the latter bad earned away km icy mate and the beads et bet rode and mina awls alwretbc d ay be am o aid aa file was aka to proceed onler voyage.,Catbalb lieboortil task her order Ida protease, sad puma wilt bar Ili lot 41. as. long. s. al, caber meta aaliverprel Monday fe'nnight, a brig riggd privateer, of 16 wisp, appeared off Hartlepool, and attacked one of the Carron fmacks. The fmack let the enemy ap proach very near, when fite.fired into her with cooed and grape. sB-pounder carronades. This made the ma rauder (beer off. The fame evening the attacked a (loop and time other velfels, (two of them Newealffie packets), but they alto beat her off t and we do net hear of her having taken any thing. The Coessoaastr, ALE ter, Ran:A um, and Arta. oat coops, are ordered into cpmmitlion immediately at Woolwich and Deptford. The following . officers are appointed to the refpedive commands, rm. Cap tains STIW•II7, hisca•v, Ss.azia, and WNITio Yeilerday the grand Cricket Match at Lord's ground, between eight (lithe Mary4a•bonne club and three others, againfl all England, was determined after three day► court►. The odds were very much in favour of all Engisnd at the beginning of the gime, it was, however, at length won by the Club by two runs. At the Curragh, on Monday re'nuiglit, the Bin wan Stakes, of so guineas each, (twenty raMeri hers) was woo bp Mr. Goat's brown bode Loyal, besting eleven others—a btu race. Lord Boaiteassociu was married latl night, by rpe cial licence, to Lady AVOURTA Fast, fecund daugh ter of the Earl if Ws sr lemmas°, at her father's hoofs in Berkelerrquare. The ceremony was pen formed at half pall nice o'clock, by the Bithop of CLOTOR, in the preferce of the Earl and Counters of ' Wasrat , Lady MARIA Fiat. Mr. Dist, and two or three more fiends. The Bride was drelfed remarkably plain, in a petticoat of wl.ite fArfnet. trAin of fine plain main, body and Beeves 01 very rich lace, broad lace robins, a very fine Brew hat with artificial flowers, and a rich white veil. The happy e iuple, ',nil' the belt willies of all around thews, fag off in a chariot Anil four immediately thee 11110 1 mony, to O:lcrly Palk, the hat of their bomber beg fitter, Lord and Lsdv Vit.s.saas, who were issi I gegi precitely at the fame bout that dai foot gads. • • - ••1' • Ytiuricia , airtakisPielk MAILS THIS DAY.—Wlad S. W. • roc . DAVI " c a. e r . I lire 0 Waterford Jasaica t a. Isiszawcs, lops 111. —Saturday aeons. arrived to Betfey, of Earinoeth, Lumps, front London; ith flint I the Enterprise, Bur n of from IpC ich, with malt, for LiverpooL Pat in wind Wens% e GANNET brig, and ACTIVII cotter, from aeise ; to whole of which bailed yellerdep-r•Oe Waked y inc o'clock, a Sat confining of 37 11l eidifferrort cfctiptions, were Rated to have paired this Bey to