Star. — London, England, 1819-02-08 00:00:00

Ttiscmot of tl.c Police. of MunL:h, from T ears that the Baron was not buried till of one of the most able physicians at Mu recal him to life had proved ineffectual, lt till there were certain signs of incipient This advertisement has been now re- 'RUN, JANUARY 22. thappily certain that Andalusia, Estrama- Castile, and particularly La Mancha, if being exposed to the excesses of robbers, on their operations in a manner which t h e e frect of a sort of general organiza mots from Lower Estramodura say, that the inhabitants are employed in guarding and that patroles of Burghers, cam- the lecal Authorities, incessantly watch laintenance of tranquillity. On the high ate inOividuals who are travelling, are di less eagerness than those who are char he receipt of money for the Government. say that robbery in detail alarms the con these people more than operations on a against public authority. However, these wl.ich are not of so much importance .s may believe, are a very natural conse- the habitual situation of this country, tdicity necessarily shows itself under difte. sometimes holding the rosary and some_ poniard. But the only object is to live :king, whether it be that work is in fact )r that idleness has a particular charm and wndage becomes here a kind of branch of licit it would not be very easy to suppress )n Papers to the 14th January arrived this ;er from Philadelphia says, the United States Lve declared a dividend of 9.) per Cent. for half year. An official ncification of this d has been made in the Philadelphia Papers. leen erroneously stated that the dividend was Cent. :mein havinp, been published in Washing- Totting to be official, that the State Banks in !pllia were inecbted to the United States Bank, Se;tember last, in the sum of 1,700,000 the CaAlizrs of those Banks had a Meeting, re paili.rlicd, the so far was the above state. L).;. being accurate, that on the said 30th of her, the United States Bank, after giving it ;ral cizdits ro which it was entitled, stood in to the State Banks in the sum of forty-nine dullArs. .port flout the Treasury Department has been Con:trcsi, containing a Statement of the of ti.e United States for the year ending the len.bcr, ISIS, by which it appears that the dcn:estic pieduce and manufactures is esti ct dollars, and for foreign ditto, at : 696. Of these exports 41,426,652 dollars :it to Great Britain, and 10,666,798 dollars France. e:s f:bin Washir,gton suggest a difference of as ekiAing in the Cabinet on the subject of i li,kson's conduct during the late was with terninde Indians. The President and Secretary t United States are in his favour. The Secrc of War and Treasury against him. , ate Letters from Hanover state, that the !ss of CLARSNCY is so far advanced in a state romi:es an heir to the throne, it is not deemed Ile that she should encounter the fatigues and , er of a journey to England at this inclement of the year. :urday, at twelve o'clock, Viscount CASTLE IN left town, for his seat, North Cray. Duke of WELLINGTON attended the perform :f the Grand High Mass, as a Grandee of Spain. was per!ormed at the Portuguese Ambassador's :1, it. South -street, on Saturday, to the memory late Qaeen of SPAIN. !iy the Duke of BUCCIAUCTI, who is going out ,ban in his Majesty's shipTlarrET, arrived at the ;e Inn, Portsmouth. TwELve Wes, reminds his friends present mail but riot Lottery will be drawn day ; midi only 6000 Tickets, the Scheme in, Two Capitals of £20,000, and sever 41 others 01. 10001. &c. The whole of which will be de- TO-MORROW (February 9.) Wrines Offices are Cornhill, and 17, Ludgate -street, where the ands of the Public are respectfully solicited. Lords of the Admiralty have appointed Lieu. LIDDEN IS, command his Majesty's ship .£ t, to scccrad the efforts of Lieutenant PARRY, =LA, upon the next expedition of discovery. 'ednesday the following Gentlemen passed their :matins fur Lieutenants, on board the QUEEN TILOTTE, at Portsmouth ;—Mr. PETER DHTHY, 11 QUEEN CHARLOTTE ; Mr. Gnomic FRASER, lim.roun MAXWELL, late of the RA- Mr. JouN ALEXANDER, of the SPENCER. 'a Appeal was entered by the Right TAN, :tg:tinst the recent decree of Sir Tr, by which Sir WILLIAM pronoun- Ole IT,a7riagc between Mr. SULIVAN'S lout titer of Mr. OLDAIC Eft, the he Berkeley Haut. a number of mid-night ruffians, . 5, wen- i..to the village of Long of and Kil dare, where u.l t' a house of a tanner named Gilead et ha , ng taken him out of the house, fire.l evQrat thou, aild remained until ncerns, %%ith some fine cows, were 7::•,1. The damage Is said to have :ttatc z:Dv.Te rsze. 3 avertisemcid . ;.i c h it appears thx e c a rts of one of c b to Neal him s j even net till the putrefaction. This blisbej• 111 U I t i s unhappily 4 Iva , New Castile complain of being 4 / ho carry on their e ns to ba the effec tai Accoutits fro IC half of the iitha . s ot hers ; and t 1 41 Jed by the lee: or the maintenan, '• private indi . --- , sled with less ca ed with the receii . jse would say that ~e r ces of these pc scale against which ..,forcitzners may b pence of the ha' Aere mendicity su teat forms; someti! i ftn 1 :•,e poniard. vvrking, e traailg, or that 0 s agabondage I 1 1 1;1' WI:iCII it IA : (ace. B:ston Papers t r;c:n:ng. A letter from Pt Earl . have declare , tke last half year. &ideal has been I: has been erronei f iser Cent. A statement hay ten, purporting to Philadelphia were tlte '3oth Se;tetsibe icliars, the ('a hi; aid have rent fro,:. being a Exptcniber, the L te several a edits &b:xd to the Stat duilArs. t. Report florn Lt..; beie. e Con:trc Exports of the Un !Oat EtTten.her, I val.:c of dt•n:estic i.ated 7:;,851,4; 1'.4`.46 : 696. Of r: scat to Grt Cy to France. Let:e:s f:Asin W a, isdon as es i stiq Cenral J. k son's Seminole lndi ef the United Stx taxies of War and Private Letters Duchess of CLA R that promises an I advisable that she danger of 1 jour season of the yes C - iturday, at MACH left town, The Duke of V ance tithe Grand - rhea was per!orl Gape!, hi South- tt . the late Qaeen Frill the Dul to Lisbon in his Gcorge Inn, Port Is TWELVE fit that titx present x in one day ; w'ral ccnt-tial Two Ca ei!ll000/. 10001. cEei R 0 /r Cornhill, ; commands of th 'Lira Lords of veva LIDDEN GatFra, to sc:o i. the iIZCLA,U ::ednesday t examinatiens CiIARLOTTY, at L . Quees :!, ir. ; :•s:slay, as • • Sexr 4 -- v'::1 t! •,1* tl se', t t ,, % on th. -r...• ad afle - '. rire, •;:7-.70,11 of tI tc ; REVENUE... An Abstract has been laid before Parliament of the Net Produce of the Revenue of the United King; dom of Great Britain and Ireland, in the Yeats ended sth Jan. 1818, and sth Jan. 1819. The Total Revenue of the Year 1818, including Arrears of War Duty on Malt and Property, was £51,655,158 Deducting these Arrears 2,530,531 Net Produce of 1818 .C49,334,927 The Total Revenue of 1819, also including Arrears of War . Duty on Malt and Property, was L'53,583,937 Deducting these Arrears Net Produce of 1819 £52,997,298 Net Produce of 1818 49,334,929 EMU in favour of 1819 .03,642,371 From another Abstract, which has also been laid before Parliament, it appears that the comparative Receipts of each separate branch of the ILevenue, during 1818 and 1819, were as follows: CONSOLIDATED FUND, ANNUAL DUTIES, AND WAR TAXES. In 1818. In 1819. Customs ,C8,889..97.5 £7,886,416 Excise ....... 18,570,8:4 16,948,450 Stamps . Post-Office A ssesedTaies Land Mixes 1,163,320 1,209,681 Miscellaneous 492,872 368,093 enappropri.acd War Duties 1,062,073 85,100 Total to Consolidated Food /39,782,044 £42,444,59:', ANNUAL DUTIES sTO PAY OFF BILLS. X 2,871405 -C2,10%810 Customs __ Ezejse Pensions, &c. 1153,131 546,740 Total Annual Duties . £3,129,636 £2,6L6,566 WAR T AUS. Excise ............. 1,068,458 481,539 Propert7 Total War Taxes ...... ......... aC4 5,770 £7.,380,79) THE ICING'S HEALTH. Saturday the Members of the QUEEN'S Council as sembled at the Upper Lodge, Windsor, to inquire into the state of his MAJEJTI during the past month, it being the first Saturday in the month, which was attended by the Archbishop of CANTERBURY. the Bishop of LONDON, the Duke of MONTROSE, Earl of IoVINCHILSEI, Earl of MACCLESFIELD, Lord AR • nix, &c. The whole of the five Doctors appointed to attend the KING waited upon their Lordships with their Monthly Report of the state of the afflicted Monarch, to which they were sworn, and then retired. The 31embers of the Council then went to the private apartments i;i the Castle to visit the KINo. After wards they left Windsor, except . the Bishop of Lou ' DON, who remained in attendance on bis MAJESTY. The following Bulletin, which was issued by the Doctors for the information of the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, was exhibited yesterday at St. James's Palace, by Lord Sr. HaLzies, and the Hon. R. F. Gitzvniz, the KINGS Lord and Groom in Wting : Wbadsor-Castle. February 6, 1819. " rag NUMIT has enjoyed an uninterrupted state of good bodily health, and has been very tranquil during the last month, but his Manages disorder remains unchanged. " U. lIALFORD, " M. BAIL LIT, 4 1 a. IfEIIERDZN, J. trut.ts," " R. WILLIS, BRIGHTON, FEBRUARY 6. We are assured that the health of the nut.= R E OEN r has assumed a firmer tone of late. His R 1 __oya_ Highness lives by the strictest rules. lie generally retires to rest about twelve at night, and rises be tween nine and ten in the morning. The Duchess of GLOUCESTER, accompanied by Lady IsABELLA TMYNNE, arrived at the Pavilion on Saturday last. Her Royal Highness has frequently appeared on the public promenades. It is the com mon observation, that she looks extremely well. Yes terday morning her Royal Highness, accompanied by the Countess of Mexaonouort and Lady ISABELLA TIITHI4E, paid a visit to Lord and Lady CHICHESTER, at Stanmer. It is expected that the Duchess will re main here during the greater part, if not the whole of the ensuing week. Among the principal arrivals of the present week are the Earl and Countess of CITARLEVILLE, the Hon. Mrs. Laraez, Sir R. WIGRAM, M.P. and Mr. J. SMITH, M.P. The Countess of CLARE arrived last week.—The Duke of DORSET arrived on Wednesday, and also left yesterday. The Marquis of WORCESTER was in the arrival list of Wednesday, and took his departure on the follow ing day. His Lordship is expected to return on Monday next.—We have, as yet, experienced no di minution in point of gaiety. The arrivals and depar tures are nearly upon an equality. The fashionable families now here, appear, for the most part, to have made up*heir minds to remain with us until, at least, the termination of the winter. KING'S THEATRE.—On Saturday night the Pit and Gallery of the Opera were crowded to an overflow— and the Boxes were most respectably filled. After the Opera, the Ballet of Paul and Virginia was re vived by Mons. GuILLET. It was always a favourite, and in the present instance Mademoiselle MlLAute succeeded to llilligsberg. Datm-LANE.—The tragedy of Brutus maintains its high ground at this Theatre. Its long-continued success is a strikins_proof of the extraordinary:talents and attraction cof Mr. KEAN. COVENT GARINEN.—CHEREVE Comedy, The Sol ditis Daughter, was performed here on Saturday night. Miss Vlisti.t, in the Widotu Oeerly, looked and played beautifully. A fine flow of animal spirits carried Mr. Jots with great success through the lively part of Frank Heartall. The other characters were adequately sustained, and the piece went ofi with eclat. Mr. Miawoon, late of Drury-lane Theatre, is now iftayint the first line of Tragedy at 177.77-York. NA VAL INTELLIGENCE. FFVZ4NCE, FEBRUARY s.—Arrived off this port yestlrday the Pilchard, —, from Sierra Leone, and lawied Lieutenant HAGAN, late Commander of his Mnjesty's Colonial brig PRINCE REGENT, with Mails anfl dispatches. FALMOUTH, FEBRUARY s.—Wind_W. S. W.—The Princess Elizabeth packet, from hence for America, and the cutter Eliza, for Dublin, were spoken with on the Ist instant, in lat. 49. SO. long. 9. 42. by the Bideford, DONALD, and was informed by the Captain lof the latter, that he passed two days before, a ship full of water, and her stern broke in, with an Indian head, yellow sides, flush deck, and painted green in side, her main and mizen-top-mast and all her yards gone. BRIXIIAM, FEBRUARY 6.—Arrived the Regulus, Royal Briton, Queen, Peace, and Baros;a transports, from - Portsmouth, with troops, for the Cape of Good Hope ; and several others outward-bound. PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY 7.—Wind W.—A pipe of brandy was picked up off the Wight about a week back, and lodged in Cowes Custom-house. The following ships have put in here last week, to wait a fair wind to enable them to proceed to their several destination: Kangaroo, for Genoa; 'Vonore, for Grenada; Patty, for An cona; Anne, for Odessa ; Samuel Whitbread, fur the Adriatit Princen Mary, fur the South Seas; Georgiana, for Berbice; Mary. for Malta; Kingston, for Jamaica; Barbadoes Planter, for Barbarlocs; hrte Brothers, far Lisbon; and Ruckera, for Grea,cla. Ine DAUX7.I.ESS, 2G, Hon. V. GARDNER, fitted for the East India station, went out of Portsmouth Har- hour on Thuvday. She is expected to sail in a few days. A freight of 100,000/. for merchants at Cal cutta, has been shipped in her. At SpitheadLlFFLY, BEVOLUTIONAIRE, and DAUNTLESS. La Portsmouth Harbour — QUEEN CHARLOTTE, R A.. NI IL/ES, ACTIVE, EGERIA, DRAKE, WASP, ROSARIO, 1 SER A .'IS, HOUND, and Nrmats. DEAL, FEBRUARY 7.—Wind West.—Arrived and sailed for the River, the Lively, MITCHELL, 35 days from New Providence ; Fearon, Rows, trom Rio Ja neiro ; sailed 18th November ; St. Patrick, Csosav, from Belfast ; Perseverance, M'NABB, from ditto , Pilchard, PAPRILL, from Africa ; Indian, ELDER, from St. Kitts. Came down from the River the Sap phof SmwAnr, for Madras and Bengal ; Hereford shire, HOPE, fur India ; Marianne, TrioNipsoN, for the Cape ; and several others, and remain. Dovsn, FEBRUARY C.—Sailed this day the Lord Duncan packet, Captain HAMILTON, and the Leo pold, Captain ROGERS, for Calais, with passengers; also, the Princess Charlotte packet, Capt. HA LLANDS, with a mail and passengers for Ostend. Fut. 7. Anived last night the Chichester packet, Captain RUT TER, and a French packet from Calais, with passengers. MARGATE, FEB. 7.—As rived the Sarah, HA LA ND, from Trinidad, with loss of anchor and cable. . LIVERPOOL, FEBRUARY s.—Arrived the Diana, WILLIAMS, from Bombay; sailed the 30th August, and from the Cape of Good Hove the 18th Novem ber—and, same day, spoke the Ajax, from London, for the Cape and Madras. Captain WlLLl,tsts says, a large Dutch sip was lost in Sable Bay. The John Little, Noat s ram, from hence for New Brunswick, sailed front Cork the sth November, Las put back with much damage in her hull, sails, and rigging. GREENOCK, FRBRUARY 4.—The William Pitt, of Dumfries, from Galway to Liverpool, with kelp, was totally lost near Malinhead, on the 1 27th ultimo, the Mate only saved. The Bell•na, CRAWFORD, sailed fiom Lachindaul on the ‘27th ultimo, far Demerara. The Tagus, SI NI PsoN, from Clyde to New Brunswick, was lost near the Grand Manau on the nth Decem ber, five of the crew driven to sea in the pinnace. NEW RY, FEBRUARY 3.—The Minerva, —, from Drontliciin, has got on shore on the Rocks opposi•:e Warren point—cargo discharging to get the vessel otr. BANFF, FEBRUARY 2.—The Prince of Wale.), C AR•• DIN, was towed in on the sands of Caicnsbulg, near Fraserbrough, by a fish smack, on thz Ist instant, with deals, supposed from Gothenburg, mid one man on board dead. The Speedwell, Revenue cutter, was totally lost at Cairnsbulg on the Ist instant ; Cap tain MUNDELL and crew all saved. etyma Housr, LONDON, FEIRUARY c.—Eutertd Inwards: the Auspicious, Drewett; Elizabeth and Sarah, Summers ,• John and Richard, Voss, from St. Michael's; Spring, Kirk, and Britannia, Davie, from Leghorn ; Liberty, Aldridge, and Mi nerva, Collier, from Seville; liarmonie, Lawson, from Chris tiana; Lydia, Gilston, from Virginia; nitre, Pe,:k,from Ge noa ; and Probity, Cooper, from Lisbon.—Entered Outwards : the Jane, M'Clure, for Charleston; Hector, Storey, for Stet tin; Europa, Nieman, for Lubeck; Oscar. Ebsworth, for St. John's, New Brunswick ; Lanslsturm, Liedtke, for Pillau.— Cleared Outwards: the Lord Wellington, Wa:;,e, and Stakesby, Henderson, fur Calcutta; Middlesex, Adams, for New York; Susan, Bailey, for 1305,0 n ; Madeira Packet, Allen, for Tene rifle ; Posthumous, Hood, for Jamaica; Tontine, Turley, for Philadelphia ; Windsor, Francklin, for China ; Amphitrite, Da vison, for Pernambuco; and Hope, Collins, for St. Michael's. EAST INDIA SHIPPING. Saturday the dispatches were closed at the East India House, and delivered to the Pursers of the following ships, viz. • Bombay, Captain A. Hamilton, and Herefordshire, Captain W. Hope—for St. Helena, Bombay, and China ; Windsor, Captain J. It. Franklin,' and General Kyd, Captain A. Nairn — for Madras and China; Waterloo, Captain R. Alsager, Atlas, Captain C. 0. Mayne, and Streatham, Captain T. Havislde— for Bengal and China. Passengers per Artas—For Bengal—Mr. Okeden, writer ; Messrs. Rushworth and Partridge; 'Mrs. Stews-t; Misses M. and S. Blundell, and 0. Hickman; Messrs. Dunbar', Dyke, George, and Poole, Cadets. • . Passengers per Bouncy—For St. Helena—Sir Si. W. Dove ton and Miss J. Lowden. Passengers per llzaatroaosnias—For Bombay—Messrs. Parr and More, Cadets; and Mr. Bridges.—For St. Helena—Mr. and Mrs. O'Connor. Passengers per Srazarsesst—Par Bengal—Mr. and Miss Wal ker ; Misses Patton and Evans; Mr. Louis, Cadet. Passengers per General Ken—For Bengal—a Captain Wal pole—a For Madras—Mr. Dallas, Writer; Lieutenant Poole; Mr. Assistant-Surgeon Ilewatt ; Messrs. Elliott, Croft, Hole, Cameron, Logan, Power, and Lockhart, Cadets. Per Wintsatta—Madras . —Mr. Eden, Writer ; Mrs. Knowles; Messrs. Brown, Ludington, Millington, Bird, Blasland, Barton, Davidson, Phillitnore Fryer, Simons, and Haldane, Cadets. Per WATElLLoo—liengst—liarchioness of Ilaatings; Misses Canspbell,klacleod ,Itaigusford, Sparrow, and Douglas; Messrs. Bashby and Hat, Writers ; Majors Stanhope said Marra; Cap tain Copra),; Messrs. Thosupson, Ludlow Brown, Macgregor, • Swetenham, Haldane, G. and W. Poole, Cadets. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The Severn, for sundry admires of spirits, on board, the 16th instant. The Sally, for the Freeden, at Mr. Marsh's, Great Scotland red, the 12th Instant. The Grecian, for the Fly, the 11th instant; the Tiber, tot' the Bacchus ; and Rochefort, Cameb.on, and !shuttle, for sun dry teigurse, the lath inst. at on-o:het bI Mr. Match, Vesper'. THE ARMY. The Peace, Regulus, Barossa,.Thomas and Mary, and Loyal Briton transports, Lieutenant T. J. LEY, Agent, for the. Cape of Good hope, with the 54th Regiment on board ; and the Queen, British Army, Earl Moira, and Mariner, with the 4th Regiment for Barbadoes, which sailed from Portsmouth for their respective destinations on Tuesday, have put into Torbay with a foul wind. Thursday the Star, Abeona, Elizabeth, Importer, Burdon, Diadem, and Lord Mulgrave transports, went out of Portsmouth harbour, with the sth and 9th Regiments on board, for the Leeward Islands. They remain at Spithead wind-bound. The depot of 4th will remain at Fort Cumber land ; the 54th at Gosport; and the sth and 9th at Winchester, till fariher orders. _ The London, Crown, Janus, For, and Integrity transports, have arrived at Portsmouth, to be to take out tl,e 21st Regiment from that garrison to the Leeward Islands. It is expected they will em bark in about ten days. Orders have been received at Yarmouth, for ti. removal of all the stores out of the armoury there, ,:or the Depot in London. The Marquis of Anglesey Packet, on her way to Cork, in the late storms, lost all her rigging, and had all her crew on deck washed overboard ; they were, however, rescued, except three, who died of fatigue. The Lord Hill, Isle of Man Packet, was lost on her passage to Liverpool, on the morning of the 17th ultimo, when Major CREBBIN, of the Royal Marine Forces, and 15. other passengers, unfortunately pe rished. Major CREBBIN was one of the Pay-Captains of the Portsmouth Division of Royal Marines. The Admiral Durham, from Demerara to Bermuda, was totally wrecked off the west end of Bermuda on the 23d of December—part of the cargo saved. The Hon. Colonel CHETWYND STAPYLTON is ap pointed one of the Commissioners of the Navy, in the room of the Hon. EDWARD STEWART, -removed to the Board of Customs; and Sir JAMES COCKBURNE is appointed Paymaster of the Royal Marine Forces, in the room of Colouel STAPYLTON. FRENCH OPINION OF ENGLISH POLITICS.—" The Opposition does not appear to be yet organized—Mr. BROUGHAM is silent—Mr. TIERNZY makes some stir, but without producing any effect. Mr. LAWSON, a man of a yery caustic spirit, and of a fertile imagi nation, although somewhat bizarre, is at present the Opposition Orator who shews the greatest•talent." ill Giizette de France. Thursday, as Mr. Josrs, of Woodbridge, was coming to 'London on board of tlle Mary, in cnde-a yonring to recover his hat, which was blowing off his heasi, he fell overboard when passing the Swill, and was drowned. Saturday evening, about five o'cl-ick, as Sir HENRY CREW and, his son were going from Arklow Fleuce, and were within half a mile of Sir HENRY'S (Ill•:.11-.a.1-4 house, on the St. Alban's.road, riding on the he of his Union, they were by some accident thrown off. Sir HENRY lived only a few minutes afterwards : his son was much hurt.. Saturday a co,al-Heaver, named Tom Ford, who was working on hoard a vessel off Execution Dock, fell overboard and was drowned. A serious accident occurred yesterday in Hyde- Park-Two young Ladies, accompanied by a Gen tleman,. were riding rapidly roand the ring, when, unfortunateKtne cf the Ladies fell from her horse, and broke herleg. • The Gentleman was at the same time thrown front his horse with some degree of vio- lence, but without experiencing any serious injury.-- After some time a hackney coach was obtained, aazi into this the unfortunate young Lady was with diffi culty placed. Flan IN DUBLlN.—Thursday night, an alarming fire broke out in Stepholes (.rcen, in the new build ings where Sirelbeurne House formerly stood. There were three houses nearly in a finished state, in one of which the fire was first perceived. Ali the noisy clamour ari.ino , from such frightful scenes was in stantly sct in requi,-ition. One house was entirely con sumed ; bat we are happy to state, that no life vas lost, nor any persOn in the slightest degree injured. STREET ACQUAINTANCL—A young Lady, walking in Oxford-street, last Thursday, was accosted by a person wearing the garb of a Gentleman, and in stead of declining the conversation of one who was a total stranger to her, as she ought to have done, she permitted him to accompany her part of the way homeward. He invaded upon her, under the pre tence that she might be fatigued, to acceo a• seat with him in a hackney-coach ; and before they drove very far, she was made sensible of the very great in discretion she had committed. - Her companion be came at length so rude, that she cried out to the pas sengers in the street to stop the coach, which was ac cordingly done, and fortunately she thus escaped the danger to which she had exposed herself. The Hampshite Hunt meet on Wednesday, Mattcrice Sate; Friday, Medsted Green ; on Saturday, at Chilton Old-house- The liandsledon Hquods meet to-morrow at Idsworth-house ; Thursday Milberries ; and Saturday, Bold Forester. The Andover Harriers meet at Weybill, on Wednesdays; and at Chilboyr; on Friday. CORN-EXCHANGE, MARX-LANE, FEBRUARY e. The supply of Wheat being rather latge this mor ning, front Essex and Kent, and having had also a considerable arrival from abroad since this thy week, I t he sales of all descriptions were heavy, at a decline of It. We had a large arrival of Barley from Nor folk, and a few fresh vessels from Suffolk, but the de mand for this article being small, the trade was ex ceedingly dull, and fell Is. per quarter lower. Oats,. Peac, and Beans, are also fully Is. per. qr. cheaper, than on this day se'rtnigbt. CURRENT MILES AS UNDER ; ENGLISH. 1% .211 IS -las lOs 6Ss Wheat, Kent and Tick ditto SOS 56s Essen 764 Res Oats, Potato. 34s 404 Suffolk .. • 74s 30s I'oland '3, 311 s gorfolk - .721 78$ - Feed ...............23s 53$ Rye yes 56s Flour, per Sack. .... 65s 70s Barley (New) ...:, 56s 661 Rapeseed , per Li; .C 44 £ 4 6 Malt 73s GCS TOSEIGIL White Peas ... ..... —403 50s Wheat, Dan/ale ...... ..7fts 88$ ...----.—, Boilers ... 51s 659 Baltic Rcil, Pamlico' or Grey rem.. ........ . —6Ol 64, Bremen, Brabant red 7es 7$ SMITIIFIELD M A IMIsT, FEB. 8. Beef ..... —4l ed to 5s 4 4 I \'r:+l ss od t o I s Od Mutton .. —Ss 64 to 6s td I I'ork Beasts 2160—Calves 2eo—Sheep and lambs 17860—Plgs 610. HAY AND STRAW I'BR LOAD. flay £s Os to £7 104 i Straw ...LSIM to di Os elover".... ti Os to 8 Os I Ito Wen ... Os os to £0 .es ~ I I . i