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111 '• GEN/ FOURTH SUPPLEMENTAL EULLETII.4. TRE EVE:s:ING STAR. LONDON. FRIDAY, JUNE 23. Lai* Stock 259 2531 a per Cent. Red. anft 3 per Cent. Ann. shut I per Cant. 3244 per Cent. Navy shut The following of6ial report of our army has been printed hire : The retteit s i)r the army from July (an unavoid. able consequence of the military events in Germany) was resolved on,-while en the Sth of May the troops were vigorously combating on the Piave, near St. Salvatore. The action was maintained on both sides with the greatest obstinacy, from five in the morning to eight in the evening. . el The grenadier battalion of Simbischen's regi ment, and Alvinee's regiment, attacked the French cavalry twice in mast with .the bayonet, and threw them into disorder. A number of the enemy's horses were taken by the infantry, which is a very uncom mon occurrence in war. The regiment of Otto, which was surrounded by the enemy's cavalry, cut its way through them, but not without the loss of a number of brave men. 41 The result of this severe and bloody day was, that his Majesty's troops maintained their position, and on the following day the retreat, as had, been resolved, was prosecuted. " The loss on both sides was very considerable.— Two French Generals are amor.g the dead. Accor ding is the reports of the prisoners, General Macdo nald las_ received a wound in his foot. " 3711 e Anitrian army also has to lament the loss of sev,era 1 *excellent officers who died the death of heroes,. Among these were Field-Marshal Baron Wolfsieel, the Captain of Cavalry Wedersberg, Von HolienTahe, and several others, whose names will be commumcated in a Enure detailed account. Among the prisoners are, General Reisnier, of the artillery, Baron Huger, Colonel Von Eichelburg, Major Rutavini, &c. • o' Lieutenant-Colonel Calve, of the artillery, the Prince of Hessen Homburg, Major Simay, Count . Stahremberg, Captain of Artillery, and Count Trunn Von Erzberg, are among the wounded. • 44 According to the latest accounts, the head quar ters of his Royal Highness the Archduke John, were en the 19th at Villach, and those of the Banus, (Viceroy of Croatia, Count Von Guilay), at Lay bach. The enemy's troops had passed the Isonzo. The retreat of General Stoichevich from Dalmatia is also a consequence of the change which has taken place in the state of thipgs. A lev . y-en-mas.re is orga nizing in Croatia, in order to prote,:t the country from further danger. The promptitude and zeal with which :hat people adopt and execute every extraordinary measure of defence is worthy of respect told imitation. ‘. Nothing has occurred on the frontiers of Hun. gary. The garrison of Presburgh is however increased. Some French hussars had, on the 18th of May, made inroads to the gates of O edenburgh, but they reunit ed immediately, without attempting to enter the town. The insurrection troops of the province of Raab have_made some prisoners in the neighbourhood of Wiselburg. ' According to accounts, dated the 20th of May, received as this article was putting to press, most of the French troops which we:e on the frontiers of Hun gary, appeared to be retreating." PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. Cons. for July 610—Reduced 683F—OnasIons l prism Exche. sills. es. as. pr PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Long Ann. ist 11-1611 s India Bonds 16s. 17s prem. Ezch. Bills, *s. 10s. as. a 9s. pt. Chnniutn i t prem. Consols, for ace. 691 i We have learnt a few farther particulars respec ting the three Prizes taken by the STATIRA and. AMELIA. They were all from banunder, which port they quitted in the greatest confusion, amid the firing of the French and Spaniards, both endeavour ing to bring them back ; the former to effect an em barkation, and the latter to capture them. Some hundreds of Frenchmen did get on board before they cleared the harbour, and are now prisoners; and for tunate it was for them that they escaped in this man ner, for, by accounts rereived from the other Prize taken on the following day by the STATIRA and AMELIA, it appears that the Spaniards put all the remaining Frenchmen to kie:tth; in revenge for the, savage cruelties they had exorcised on the defenceless rintry. uch a spirit of resistance •and revenge has been ited among the l')wer and niidcfling riinks of the aliards, Up lie ferocious rapacity and unfeeling con -1 of The French, wherever they have shewn them es,:t,liat'lm common effort will ever be, able to sub ate them, or rep: ess the Tirit by which they are r actuated. It is belic:yod by those who have ped on the present occiis7on, that all the other Spa s ports in that qu .rtu n:ust speedily come again the power of the Pall nu ; and, in consequence % A.‘iFitA, (of 06 guns) :V:7 S cruizing off Gijon with g hop • of pickiri; up the French vessels that may fore - d out in tsu:: same wal as those trim Santander. The pr that have come in are very rich, having board a large share of the most valu;:ble part of , plunder collected by the French at Fantmder mid in he veighbourhood.—Th e sailors call them a roe haul The 'Moutheyon, one of the prizes sent in, is a *I w i akatild had done much mischief to the IdeAlksoontry In her various cruizes, bei n . g t t i m iat . Not long a.eshe had an.action with the Gomm nibii sloop of liar, and - escape by superior . T 71E ARMY. An Expedition will. soon sail from the Kentish coast. Great exertions are,making in the dock-yard at Deal to complete and get ready for service all the flat-boteamed boats which remi.in in the yard, three of which were yesterday seat on board the ILLus- TIMM. Wednesday night; orders reached Hastings for the Light Brigade of tie King's German Legion to hold themselves in readiness for immediate embarkation, for which purpose routes would speedily be Bent theni. Nine regiments are appcinted for this Expedition, viz. seven British, and two Ranovedin. They. are Ps take only light equipments,--All women, children, and heavy baggage are to be left behind. The regiments going on this service are— The sth Foot, Ist Battalion. 23d ditto; 2d ditto. 46th ditto, Ist ditto. 32d ditto, Ist ditto. 35th ditto, 2d ditto. 96th ditto, Ist ditto. 81st ditto, 2d ditto. The Argyleshire Militia has marched from Perth to Ayr. Yesterday, the 13th Regiment of Light - Dragoons began their march from Eieter in three divisions, for Dorchester, Blandford, and Salisbury. Yesterday, the Ist Battalion of the North York Regiment of Militia marched from Deal Barracks for Shwa Cliff. Wednesdaythe 2d Veteran Battalion embarked On, board the transports procured for their reception at Plymontb, and are now in the Sound, waiting-afair wind, when they will start for Madeira, ander con voy of the ENDYWON, of 40. guns: The Sussex Militia have left Hailsham, and are now at Little Hampton. Monday se'nnight, the Eastern Glamorgan Local Militia, commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel PRICE, were inspected at Cardiff by Lieutenant-Colonel MAD DEN. OR the following day the same Officer inspect ed the Cardiff troop of Yeomanry - Cavalry ; and on Friday, the Glamorgan Local Militia, commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel LLEWELYN. The Hertford Militia, near 400 strong, have ar rived at Hull, and are quartered in the Humberhank Barracks. Saturday, the 10th instant, ele Somerton and Langport regiments of Local Militia, stationed at those places, completed their duty of fourteen days in a very satisfactory and soldier-like manner. The officers, on the evening previous to the dismissal of the men, gave a splendid ball at the Guildhall, at Langport, to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Langport and its vicinity. Yesterday morning the Prince of Cirituts and the Royal Dukes paid their respects to their MAJEMES and, the P.nozonozs. The Dukes of KENT and C.suaambe, and the Princess SOPHIA of GLoucasratt, dined yesterday with their MAJEsnas. In the eveuing their ISlamornas had a select party. Yesterday afternoon a Cabinet Council was held at Burlington House, which was attended by all the Members. Yesterday Lord MIILGRAVE Faye an elegant dinner. at his residence at the Admiralty, to Lord CLAN. CARTY., Lord PALMERSTON, Sir W. SCOTT, Hon.. Mr. POLS, Mr. CHARLES Loxa, MT. STURGES BOURNE, General PHIPPS, Mr. ROBERT STEEL, SUTTON, Captain MooßsoM, Mr. Rom, Mr.Roanesox, Mr. W. POLE, Hon. Mr. PHIPPS, &c. Their Graces the Duke and Duchess. AS( At ell landed' t Douglas, Isle of Mann, on Monday se'n - night, from the Prince Edward cutter. They are ex: pected to pass the greatest part of the.summerin the island. ; Earl CAMDEN left town yesterday morning for his seat in Kent, upon business, and is expected ta return to town this day. The noble Earl and family are expected to leave town the latter ead •of atict week, for the season. About 20 Workmen havelately been set to work upon the new Palace at Kew, and are to continue, we understand, till k Ifinished. The Chamberlain of the City of Loodon has been ordered to pay over, to. the TreasUier of the 24;itine Society, for the purposes of that Society, the City's subscription to the late intended Naval Pill:tr.. Government, it is said, has determined oncons:ru:t. ing New Docks at Sheerness, su ffi ciently capacious to receive 74-gun ships A bridge over the King's Ferry into the Isle of Sheppy is also projected, on which SOO conv3cts are to be employeclae pourers. Tun CAM/W.—A entleman, who spent many years of hii life in Africa, has farmed the design of carrying a number of camels into the Southern States, by way of introducing the breed.—: He means to employ two vessels to bring them from the Mediterranean. Wednesday a match for 80 gu'neas,..at a game called Ball, was played by eight American Gentle men, in a field on the side of the Commercial-roads The novelty of the game attracted the attention of the passing multitude, who departed highly gratified. , • Yesterday afternoon, as the carriage of Mrs. bollte, of Margaret -street, was passing along the New-road, near Gloucester-place, at a brisk rate, the coach:ram wai thrown from his box by one of the springs giving way ; the bases started off at speed with Mrs. Joliffe, two otber Ladies, and her son, a youth of eighteen, in.the carriage. The trxigs cleared every thing un til they Lrriveci at the Edgware-road, when the car riay.was overturned by a corner-stone, and dragged 1 several yards. - The Ladies were • fortunately only slightly cut and bruited, 'burthe young Gentleman broke his ancle bone in jumphig from the carriage to endeavour to stop the horses. - aisiergiumgmemea~mati FOREIGN 111TELZIG ENC. • • OMEN, MAY 27. swgri It • —im •_T - -r peas Su excit Span duct selve juga now esc.o nish into the the ".; be 4 . on 1 to sad sec Fro - tra , • Not ,?1,0'.1L MILLIGAN= diMERICA. PLYMOUTH AND PLYMINfrtI-DOCK, TUNE 21. NEW-YORK, MAY EL Yesterday was the day for the meeting of our /14- Ships in port—lmpetueux,k.agie t "WaripiP4 Re- • tuella' Legislature, and we cannot but congratulat e venge, Queen of Portugal, San Josef, Ocean, Milford, our Readers on the appearance of thi s C ongress.— Fortunee, Minerva, Endymion, Resistance, Unicorn, During the last Session there were only 22 F e d eralists la Loire, Dryad, Statira, Raleigh, Redpole, Nettuno, l in the Assembly ; now we have 51, with an increase Seaflower, l'Aigle, Thais, Peacock, Parthian, an d •of Anti-embargo Members. When i t i s cons i dered that the election.of only a few States h ave l ate l y taken tPilchard. Place, perhaps agreaterincrease terms of n ut A fleet of Merchantmen are now in the of fi ng, going r pecte d . F rom the duration of the enn offi b c e e, ez ae . down Channel. The ()ewe doe guns, is come up immediate change can, in a Government like ours, Hamoaze to be laid up. seldom or never be effected ; sufficient has already Two waggon loads of money arrived yesterday been done to animate and cheer tho se w h o are attach. from London, under an escort, to go out in the Rs- ed to the peace, the prosperity, the dig n i ty , an d i rate. pendence of their country. soneteics to Gibraltar and Sicily. The calamities under which America has long suf- The Abercrombie outward-bound East Indianian fered • are partially removed, and the gloom which impended has lately been fast dissipating-- a black hope ve - 1 1 arrived Cawsami-Bay last night; she will proceed cloud still skirts out eastern horizon, and it depends *Afar as Madeira with the Endymion. on the concentrated rays of federalism to dissolve its A melancholy accident happened yesterday off the pestilential particles. We confes s t h at ,‘„, Deadman ; the Prize-Mate of a- French schooner { of MADISON, and shall be happy to find lien put of the name of Moto's, a very promising young man:l, suing those paths traced by our immortal MT/you:ie . 17 years of age, was sitting on the gun-wale of the ; TON. • Extract of a Letter from Washington. I —"vessel with a spy-glass in his hand, and by some acci- E .e on 51 Federal Members in th e next C ongress ; cat dent fell backward into the sea, and though every culat and if the R 1 1 • and o p Ines join them, of which there is mean, was used to recover him, they proved ineffec-. 1 no doubt, on great national questions, they will be tual, as he sunk in eight of the CIVW. • able to carry upwards of 60 votes against the Jeffer. Came in the Eagle, Captain WALKER; finnt Lon- sonian system." • • don, for Malta ; Henry Addington, Ca , pta •fh • lc- • .Accounts from Jeremie (Hayti) to th e 12::11 April • • . .I.s take, that a battle had been fought near the Mole, PATRICK, from London, fey Bengal : she has leetire between the troops of Costioropue and Pence, inwlech three and 400 troops on board. - elsei former had lost 40Q men. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 22. j 'Arrived the TICKLER gun-brig, and /k me cutter; ' , from a cruize.—Sailed the DEFENDER gun-brig, with a Beet, for Guernsey and Jersey ; and his Majesty's ship LITTLE BELT, with Fc.r.itude, HIGHToN ; Lusitania , CARMAN; OakhEll. BIiSIZTT ; Ann, HUNTER; and Cali Stay WFATHErt HEAD, under convoy, for the West Indies, but broubht up et St. Hileifs. DEAL, JUNE . - 111E Arrived from the Risfer,endsailed through to the Westward, the Hon. Eatt.lndie_Cornpany's ships Lady Lushington and Windham. from the River and sailed through for Porteinouth, the Camel store ship. . . . . .- • - Arrivals at ChelienhincSPe--- Right Hon. Earl of Kenmare, Lord and Lady Dansiay, tord Castlerosse, Hots. Phil: 1p Pierrepeut, Sir Christopher Pegge, Sii' John Newport , Lieut.- Genera/ Major Althorpe, MajOrßatiliellor, '..Cap , ain Campbell, Dr. Baron, Dr. Wightman, Rev..ll. Pliniley, Mr.- and Mrs. Bristow, lilt. and Mrs. Kymer ' Mr.. and Mrs. Shearing, Mr. and Mrs. Parry, Mr. and Mrs.White,.Mr. sad Mrs. Saunders, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Hewitt, Mr. and Mrs: North. age, Mr. Bye, Mr. Goad, Mr. Kenney, Mr. Leeke, Mr.Fether. ston, Mr. Coates, Mr. Everard, Mr. Kingston, Mr. George En. . derley, Mr. O'H.oughton, Mr. Dobrea, Mr. Allardyce, Mr. Smith, Mr. J. Lloyd, Mr. W. Brougham, Mr . Angus, Mr.,Paf mer, Mr. John Gauskell, Mr. T. Leaf., Mr; N. tanntaies;Mr. Cave Browne, Mr. Hendy, Mr. Hawling, Mt. Hely, Mr. O'Cat:. -- laghan, Mr. W. Davies, Mr. Wilkinson, Mr..liarry, Mr. Mike .dock, stock, Mr. Lambe, Mr. H. Brett, Mr. Fewson, Mr. Wells, Mr. Bannister, Mr. Croker, Mr: Evans, Mr. Meraggart, Mr. Pau/. • Mr. Rouse, Mr. Ovvin, Mr. G. White, Mr. Care, Mr. Chambers, Mr. Fitzpatrick, Mr. Cleaver, Mr. Inglis, Mr. Grieve, Mr. Carroll, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Whit aker i. Mr..Ralnier,ldr.. Kis rgl., Mr. Kinldck,,Mr. Broughton, Mr. Shering,Mr. Wlietney,sitirs. 1 and Miss Brougham, Mrs. Heathcote, Airvtitrittierrtßars. Mil. ter, Mrs. Rudd, Mrs. Price, Mrs. Leeke, Mrs. Chassereau, Miss Ellis, Miss Rudd. • •: • : .. • 1-t.. : -.:IC The following are among the. latest ani,;ls at Tunbridge Wells:- . . . .. .._ • • - Duk e and Duchess Newcastle, Count an(Countess Warner, and Countess Bentinck, Sir Francis and I...adylSrai - tl7,Sir Wti- Ilani and Lady Darley, and Sir Samuel and Lady adotkcall and Countess Bristol, Lady Harriort Hay, Lady Cotattsly s Lady Lawson, and Dowager Lady Dering ; Getup'. mad MrA.,Mure ray, and General a*nd Mrs Manniugham, Colonel: Skid Mn. Hughes, Col. and Mrs. Roberts, Cot Walter:ideeof.ltid Mrs. Nicholson, Captain and Mrs. DOWTIRIIIO, sod troittitilai 164 Mn. Shaw, Admiral Jones, Ho Mr. and Mrs. Haward..y.mr. Dr. and Mrs. Forkington, Rev. ,Mr, anti Mrs., tublarin; Rev. Mt. and Mrs. Gordon and Rev. Mr: and Mrs.Vecil; Mr. "and Mrs. Brooke, Mr. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Cfay,-Mr. arid Mrs. Cam', Mr. and Mr:. Heathfield, Mr. and Mrs. Davenport, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon, Mr. Cumberland, Mr. and Mrs. Janson, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Keating, Mr. and Mrs. Becher, Mr. a'nd Mrs. J. Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. Strutton, Mr. and Mrs. Harcourt, Mr. and Mrs. Thik•ica.-The total amount of thetPublic.F.dtpen- .Ruckeri Mr. Rois, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Pigou, Mr. Mrs. and diture of Great Britain, exclusive of the charge of Masi Livett, „Mr. and Mrs. Bercid, Mr. and mrs. tiar ss ri.son,pir. Loans raised' for the service of Ireland, ,fer tenirears, 4 "d- Nir. mn ivid t rs rant , M , r',G,e,"Disrgr Douglas, i tin. M l r :o . sv ati ei d l,lti. and Nl na rs ' . ending the sth Jan. 1803, comprising the whole petiod of the war tetitimited by the peace of Amiens,..is t.on6yne N'Tirson; l N and .Mrs. Milford; Mi. and Mrs. Lang. 'AM, ' and I\kr. - 4nd Mrs. Weddellslartt, Mrs. , IrcrOptiger, . Mrs. abOut £503,378;540; whereof £178,620 4 454 arose ktitPfd-Ind ratrinY, Mrs. - 101nritt, Mrs...WALAturraS, Mrs. from the Charge of the public funded And.unforlitect U. N iu t b *l, 4 " t d t.s gr-s - a r ts. '-' sji n i l o t sixcis s i - Mi s trig4 l ,:l' i l l e , r, debt, and Z 324,8.58,086 from all other services : and rin lin tt,l4,y, e knii Dili' Ittlid4rai:lTax% ti "astainiplaidal. ationt er141;069,95S Was ' raised by the r ordinary re- . • Lady %ler a. 4...:; v. A s sawn 117 1 8 -Ball, 4 in - Ma ' arbesrer.square, 'senile. .!tntilitcidratiel payments of different kinds; on - Viredneidayiienitietiasitlteixted.hyrrtnch of the abet* ~ e5t.,670;000 by extraordinary war taxe5er ,4124145,607 by additions to the .pubiic funded debt, beauti.and fashion' th-1... &tam. ''l suppler; wines, £85,000,000 by an advance from the Bank witho t it-in- -r. deCoration4 ki. Wei-ili - the - -'firseltyke of-elegance. 4. he -danCing Was hegitn'ae tviel4-Witloek , by- the tereiti in Consideration of the renewal of the charter, Hon: Miss CAVENIASII4*.I the libiii44ll4.lllllo42nd and an advance of three millions from the. - Belga ill it was kept iip• with Itteccimnibti Voitititlllidx o'clock 1798, of which £1,500,000 was repaid. in 1803. ,in .the morning. **The total amount of the Public Expenditure o f Great Britain, exclusive of the charge. of lo2iss.raised ~ was given u' ht, a most splenild Ball and Supper as given at Loid . Kirrit's elegant house, ihHarley for the service of Ireland, for . six yeara.ending the sth Of January, Iso9, being the sis fi rst years of street, Cavendish-scluaii. - The rooliii 6 this occasion Were tasteful/y pannelled in light yellows, fancifully the present • war, is abort 4 1 396,945,585!; whereof J 6168,446,652 arose liOMThe-etiargis of public-funded relieved by a hoider 'Of cornice imitated -in pinks: The cieling was - divided,- the centre: displayed an emblia and unfunded debt, and £229,701,80 from all other Matical desikti of Lein. stride an Eallei - wito supported .. . . . services 1 and' that about 16224,408,22 : has -been an eleinnt listre. The chimney piece :.I:vit sitnpli raised. - by the Ordinaty revenue and incidental pay ments of itariOns kinds ; £92,24.Q,000 by.extraoidi4 'deCorated with' flowers, interspersed. with : Chinese lamps, and had .I•Mott happy effect.. ais . itayal nary wai taxes; £81,168,418 by additions to she Highness the r Pritieebiltr-Asss 'entered, tisessig 0 1 at public fended debt; and 53,500,00e1ay an .advance - . • • eleven - o'clock ,' he Vries' dressed ist a _plain alit, and '.- • • without interest from the Bank. :._ ..- . . r .. o pea i er - d • in e i rditiotbialatuito spirits. The supper, . . .. - • . Saturday Se'nnight, foui ehildrett Were poisoned at Aieliconalsted of • eferrifelidatrliee seas* ,could Lizare s ,l,sle of, i lp. by eating water' hetnlock. :: - 'isiodikee,',3 4 # taaced oft , the table- ge two o'clock, a Wednesday, as. a ; porter, in. the empleiTinent of #l9§ttip - isite 4esiktf - follettit4andaviiies:iftlie most Mesa!, :Biwa sad . HAWES, wineinerchanti,;•ilias . tareattdtbitifyiatirre cOnttiletiiiil4heir .exisiliratiag -passing elortg Union -street, in the BOrongh, with a i'i eceisin - Iffi geittylif the tang. i Among the fash hamper of wine on his back, he tell dOwn in a fit; and ioilable iii . lenfbAige . 4.4. - e neticett:.L.ntrePtiniess Sephia almost instantly expired. .. Of. 91OticeStir;'•the Duaheiati of : , bl-Erthdritheeland, - Wednesday morning, as a waggon belongrar to • " . • ' • • Gi-afion N e wcas tle , die. Ladiei.Percys4 Angston, Robert -Morris, Esq. M. P. was going from. rani., Clontnel, Poultney, • 6eost t . Pembroke, Willoughby, wood to .. .Gloucester, for. a .load ollgtcks, the ern. Car 6 llgtoll, Nelsons, Beni, Poiris, • Caine, 'CeinP itipiedently riding -istit, ; and the boy on, the dens Long,. Shaw, Beverly, Salisbury, Murray, &c. fo ° r n e er hosse • the : :home* w o k .k r i v i n , w h en b ot h the IvVsses someryille, Long, Shaw, Smith, Willoughby, t ot . an d t i le a i m meet tinny/474c. sad, t hi *h ee l s Burrill, &c. His RoyaiHighness the Prince nfWales, wee and t d .o ie vr in thent a fe 4 y ; . i i i telj .: vi .s ere .. _ t aken ;, to the hi ninary. the Dukes of Cambridge,- Gloucester, Grafton, Dc . Berri,. &c. Lords Erskine, Temple, Limerick, S:c. the Spanish Ambassador and family, the Margravire • BcqtPlair4t , We* -given - Mit .'t Wednesday thall i of Anspach, Colonel Afekiity,' Captain Elphinstone, ..Lome good :matches wo. ta' limi."&ight on' Willsdon Green, mcon.seggeuke'Or *Vali' there was a strong (Mr.,.., 8 m 4 ..,.h. &c. ~.. muster at thrceci'cloclin i tieifteritocin. Jemmy from 1 LORN MARKET, MARIM.A.NI4. ,Tuatag?.....The re. TQWti and 'a 'Bristol'Mitrlikeit- maining quantities of Wheat to-day are rather consi twenty gtiineaS„ but derable, and sales theroksols /1011A . ,very heavily el- It Lasted within a fitted( two Mites , b ut.ne i ther O f ; fected at rather loWaCoricest4mlley. in middling the combatants reCelved.tny fitrther injury than what : I supply, and, with Malt, tooroely maintain last prices they got by roleypoley. The ccnmtsynian won the, -White Peas are cbtapesss , Grey, and B:ans of the fight. it it cOuld be so called.-A real bode neat took two kinds, continjie to vary bpt . little--There are con place for ten guineas, between Goo.. Graftl, a pro-' siderable supplies of 'Oats, mliatly sqot k d and inferior, fessor, ant Matthews, a mechanic. This Was a sales thereof in gen.fral are .0. # 5,& -Flour on tifying sett:4 bin in consequence ,of. a superio r . the terms of our last ct ~,,. . ;i; . , put in by Green, i t was on l y o f 22 min' uses duration. GtNIMAL CUlLl . ltilie ..._ Al 1,1111411 I Wheat, 569. 7 :3. 82s. , BM s, 36c 625. Matthews had tw o stone g i ven him, .hut . he Was . nw. Fine ditto, 84s. s7s. ''s ' ' Tick ditto, 45a. ;is. able to cope with the science'of kit litaiteliisii PO Rye, 425. 475. •. . - • • : oats, esti. 265. .16s• after having received a facer iii, ;he tifth.z . vio4,T iii; ' Barley, 523.991. lid. ' . ' Pasataidisto ; 83%. SG'. - t o Mi. /69 ' - Potoiclo ditto,--a. 87s. ed. whole time was occupied in stopping. GiOn - pdt'in White Yeas . 180a...112a. Rape yeast , 541. to re! a scientifio-hit u i. the wind. which prevented Mat- Cray ditto 4 ( 6s 521. ) ' - - •- • . thews from appearing again in time. I riot Flavo,7oo. to 75sa--Sosoodo, 655. 701. HARWICH,AVNE 22. sailed this day, the .Auckloncl packet; •Cajtain rininae, with mails and passengers tor Gotteubtirih• FROM LLOYD'S LIST. • • C AVCS E ND, lows Arrived the Eurydice, Canorick, from Smyrna; Lion, Ross, from Malta ; Ploughman, Arnold from Mozadore; Eliza, Leitch, from Cadiz; and Neptimus,Wil. kinson, from Gottenburgh. Sailed the Mary Ann, Tun!,.. , , and Bellona, Tonge; for Malta; Arab, Harytl, for Gito-: - 1.. t- ; C cod Hoop, Jane, for Memel, and Anna Sophia, Tupper, for Heligo land. ARRIVED-At Liverpool, the Earl Bathurst, Hatchi;is, Amelia Island ; Charleston and Liverpool packets, from Char leston ; Ceres, Lincoln, from Wiscassets ; Ceres, Aughton ; and BAltic, Allen, from New York ; John, Bullock, from Rhode Island ; and Bacchus, Johnson, from Ballmore. In the Clyde, Francis, Taylor, from New York ; and Woodbine, Watt, from East Florida. i ._ la- ate • •••••• fists ase r• red ken ez. P an r. r. ad y r. I • 1 ide. r• Ir. ] suf. Ir. Lich ack r. nds Its !ss ; e is 1 l be ffer- Itich