Star. — London, England, 1816-06-03 00:00:00

I . . • .... , mud to • d ionso d isnabdiatiuijatiodoes of citizens mo d o ro petiy, detaifsed there By Osiseral - Homy,. Wettish • particularly to mill tits attention of our —A-2 attention of Europe, tcythis manly . el:mailmen a nd dignifed conduct of the descendants of Britons. is i t be conirasted with the proceedings of the States o f t he Old Continent' under' similar circumstances, an d let impartiality say which is emitted most to the s a m ialion and gratitude of mankind ? By the arrival of the Wellington packet with a , Jam ie* Mail, the account, through the • French ? ar m of several British prisoners, taken at Cattha. gemhaving been released, is confirmed ; upwards of me hundred had arrived at Jamaica, in the sly ps For: niter an d Decoaverie, previous to the sailing of the packet• But may we not ask what has become of t he rest of our countrymen—not only of those who we re in CarthAgena, when taken, but who were m ood, by false COMM, to enter the port, as tradeis, a fter that event bad taken place ? If former accounts :n ay be depended on, there were a much greater member in prison. What has become of them ? Are all therest dead t The following are extracts from t h e Jamaica Pa per to the 15th of April:, • CURACOA, MARCH 24. We are anxiously waiting for the results of Soli. vo i s Bepedition, knowing it to have 'sailed. It is via Lrue that Margar .l tta, Barcelona, and Cumina s . are now entireffrerof SPaniarail — TlZilifoiSittitier vras learnt by sure and tree messengers. The Spw.‘i . eiards are SO 4100 r in soldiers, that they have bees .obliged to arm the Negro Slaves to repel the attacks ' .of Bolivar , What a afoot resource I The AUWiiktu:schooner Charming Sally, which , .ailatromastriston the latter end of January, with ', Fu ebiess 'tor Carthagena, having been ordered off by a boat from one of the Spanish frigates, on her :sewn to the United States, was lost ii lat. 15. N. lam. 7.= a reef of rocks. , , New York Papers to the Bth ult. arrived this day from which we give the following extracts: WNW YORK, MAY 6. A letter from Marseilles, oh e llth March, to a Gentleman in this City, stthat an unfortunate affray had taken place at Port Mahon, between the • Spanish Guards and a number of the Officers and sailors of the American squadron, in which, urger. • • tunately, hair American Officers, and a number of sailors. we', tilled. UNITLD STATES EXPORTSO By a late, report from tlie isury Department, the whole Exports of the United States tor the last year exceed .52 millions of dollars, of which nearly 46 millions were domestic products, and a,s ana a halt millions were of foreign articles. The imForts to this port alone, AMCLInt to a sinitar sum. Tn Kisn's HEALTII.—The following Bulletin was yesterday exhibited at St. James's Palace W is p eoft CAssix, hula MAJESTY 11.14 enj ••.‘ bAily health, and has been uniformly tut .r• iighout the last month, but his Maus n' ,Isorder is not diminished." _ _ _ Yesterday Divine Service was performed at Carl ton House by the Rev. ' F. W. BLOSIDERCI and the Rev. J. T. CLARE& In the afternoon the Pnucce REGENT rude out on horseback. Yesterday Divine Service was performed at the Queen's Palace to the Royal Family, by the Chaplain iu Waiting. At half past four o'clock her Man ...rev, Princesses ELITABET“ and MARY, left the Queen's Palace in a carriage sad lour, escorted by a party of light h• rse, for Chelsea Farm, or what is commonly called the kiirjd's End, the residence of Lady Cue. noun, where the Royal ?arty aroused theruseles with walking in the delighfill pteasure.grounds, which arc extremely rural, and in 3 - very high state of per lection. They afterwards partook of a sumptuous dinner provided for the occasion, her Ladyship having received previous intimation of the intendedhonour. Saturday morning the Princess CHARLOTTE and Prince LEOPOLD received a visit from the Duke of Gtoncesrot at Camelford House. The Royal Duke' , dined with the Quante and Princesses Euzaarrit and ' MARY a few days since at her MAJESTY'S Palace. and has lately been at several of the 91 :ELK'S esceing panics. Saturday, soon after two o'clock. the Princess CRAELOTTE and Prince Laorour left Came'ford hone for Oatlands, where they dined with the Duchess of.Yoac. In the evening they returned to Camel fard!koase. Yesterday morning they...attended Divine Service at the Swiss Protestant chapel in Moor.street, Sr 4 :o; after which they visited her MAJESTY and the Pm:messes. The Princess of W ALIN has left Tunis to proceed to Alexandria in Egypt. . The intended union of their Royal Highnesses the Duke of GLOUCRSTER and the Princess MARY was finally settled on Friday evening, at. Buckingham House, by her MAJESTY and the Penton RemetsT. The marriage will take place in a few days. A celebrated jeweller, &few days since, waitedon the Princess VItARLOTTE with a most beautiful orna pent cifijewtitery, which her Royal Highness greatly lidmireT, but refused to purchase. l'hanking the artist for a view of the superb work, she added, in. # l l= must stable manner, " indeed, Sir, I am too Pow to PIP chme,such. a valuable article, and Po treed to fat iaddikej roe it„” Mr. Waixacja, It appears, has resigned his seat at the Board of Controul, of which Mr. CANNON+ is als -. pointed President. 'rued BtNittvo succeeds . Mr. WALLACE. . HIDROPHOBIA.•I Udina, in Frinli, a poor man, ;ling under the frightful tortuies of the hydrophobia, Vas cured with some draughts of vinegar, given hints by mistake, instead of another potion. 4 Physician if Padua got intelligence of this event at IJdina, and tip the same remedy upon a patient at the hospital, achnieistering to hint a pound of vinegar in the morn ing, another at noon, and a third at SUIVIISip and the Man wss speedily and perfectly en*. 'IY `ARMY. ; , Mende% kite Knorditnvegh Volonteei Ceialryi Commanded by Sir T. gLINOSIIIii Bert. Mete disetn, 'bodied in that town. ........0.4... An Order was received at Port south Ott Semi day to disband the fd battalions of the sth and 87ili regiments, stationed at Gosport. The men are to be tuhsed over to the Ist battalions. The Ist battalion of the Fish, is with the Duke of WELIJNOTON. The Ist battalion of the 87th, is in India. It is (oily ex pected, that all the 2d battalions of regiments will be disbanded *lore the close of the year. MondAy,, - the Bth Veteran Battalion, Lieutenant- Colonel COGIILAN, arrived at Portsmouth from Guernsey, landed, and marched to Hitima Barracks to be disembodied. The CaledOnia arrived at Leith on Tuesday frOni Fort George, with a part of the 3d Royal Veteran BattAlimi, to be disembodied. Friday a detachment of the 85th Regiment marched through (Word, on, their route to Nottingharin. The 15th Light Dragoons, which has lately re turned from abroad, was reviewed on Sittur'day morning, on austaslow Heads, by the Duke cr: CUMISLIILAND. - ------------ On the 17th of May, a highly'grioifying niilißAry spectacle took place on the plains of Agincourt-- these plains, so celeVated fur British valcour,•wai the scene chosen to reward the gallantry of these. modern heroes, who have again provrd imp the plains of Waterloo the invincibility of British (pint. . The 12th (or Prince of Wales's) Light Dragoons having received the medals grante'd by his Koyal Highness the Prince Regent, were assembled on re -*lows: far owe o'clock, on Agincourt's piaassortifter performing several evolutions, with their.usual cot rectneis, the Regiment formed a square, and the Commanding Ofliceo having previnuoly ordered the medals for distrioution, spoke as follows : si Officers, Non-Commissioned Officers, and *Adieu of the 12th Light Draguons--I consider the resew epoch the happiest of rn life, basing been ordurcd to docribute to you diem holm. rary badges of detinetion which oor gracious Prince has been pleased to present each of us with, who were present et the OP rious combat of Waterloo. " I am convinced words are useless to impress upon the nolnd of each hero the value of this proud mark of distinction which will adorn his bosom. It will be transmitted to posterity as the reward gained, to commemorate- thp triumph of British valour over the hireling minions of ephemeral tyminiy. e' In looktny sound, I, wish concern, perceive the absence of several whose individual gallantry so eminently contributed to the glories of the field—of many, wooer dooms were sealed on that ever- nielootable Jay. .1 hough friendship bids the tear to Sosv for the memory of the brave, still she fin is coutulasitni in reflect log that they have fallen upon the bed of honour, resigned their lives amidst the joys of conquest, and, filled with England's giory, smiled in 'Lath. " I could have wished our gallant Colonel we re present to have distributed to yoy these medals, but his severe womeds, gained ois the glorious day, still pr'rvent us num possessing a man, who has always been fort.most leading you to glory and to victory, and under whose command you have gathertit those laurels. with which the Peniasoiar war edori,s your brow. . " Soldiers"! —Y our country is satisfied with you—your POncs invests you with marks of h.s Royal favor—pow brethren in arms acknowledge and app laud your utklaiinte-.1 bravery. Quills nue thrn that dtscipline which has hitherto supported you tie be Jay of battle, and you will continue to gather new laurels. Your tiattiel will sppearon record in the calendar of the brave; hod aderriog posterity wi:l with gratitude esclatra- 4 He too roans at that great battle on the plates of Wa•erloo.'" is 4:etch was tither! ed with graceful ease and iropressivt• eloquence; and the medals being adjuszed to the men's booms, Gtsd save the King," was played b) theexcelleut band at the regiment, standards and officers saluting ; the tune concluding, the men cheered three times three, proud in the consciousness .a baziag obtained Ligiritodoesmi. lathe — evening the Officers partook of a sumptuous dinner, where every delicacy c 4• the season and the choicest wines abounded. t. A few days since, at Wrotbam Heath, lent, a person of the name f MJI.Lza undertook to walk 1001 miles in twenty-one hours ; which he completed within the time alloy/NJ him. In consequence et this teat, another person hAs, for a bet of 010, agreed to start at Farleigh, near Maidstone, to go 100 ,Niles in twenty two hours. Hyde Park was yesterdar crowded With beauty and fashion. We neecr saw either the splendid ride, or the gay promeii:lde, better attended. In " the mirror o; the made," we could discover nothing nee. 'Phi fernitlf.s of dash stag continue the costume a-la•Parisienne. The Olds nburgh Leghorn fouinet, appears to increase in size, trimmed with satin of the colour, and e profusion of feathers and ribbons.— Frrnch silks, 3nd English lustre's, are all the rage. Boots, laced on the sides, were worn by all the to , ganter—many were of white satin. Among the cha. ratters were, Sir John Lade and the Earl of Sefton. Tn the cavalcade we noticed the Ladies of the Foreign Ministers, panicularly the Princess Esterhasy and the Countes; Lieven; the Duchesses of Beaufort, Leeds, Montrose; Marchionesses of Winchester, Do. Segall, Worcester, Bath, Downshire ; Countesses of Clonmell, Albemarle, rpwis, Lansdale, Manvers, Grey, Cowper; Lathes Smtth Burgess 9 Rowley, Hyde Parker, Wat i xele, Percy, H. Sul- Bean, Arden Anson, and De Clifford. COVSNT:GARDEN THEATML-011 S.iltirday even ing was produced at this 'Theatre, a new O:atnrio, called !he Intertenion, taken from MILTI4N's Paradise Lout. The music is the composition of Mr. M. I'. IING; and it decidedly surpasses all his former pi o. ductions. The Composer appears to have caught the inspiration cf the Path and throug'.out has strongly pourtrayed the opposite effects of grandeur] and beauty. The Overture and Chortrsses , particu larly that of " Hooey rang with ! Jubilee," are of and impressive. Mr. Batituau wa, truly great in the air •of Tile Atereoriort. Miss STePHENS completely .enraptured the audience itt the beautiful air of Ewe's Lamentation, and the whole Piece was hailed. with the most universal and descried applause. :rhe drop.scene of the Theatre at Namur fell down during the performance on the 12th May; of 50 pawns who were under it, 15 or I/3 were severely hurt; an actress more than 60 years old had her leg broken. As wAs Ezetazie.—.Wess, with his usual Loch, Sold in Shares the LARGIMT CAPITAL to the I,ottery which finished on Thursday 4asi, viaer-Nn.1 1 4,69 0 . the Grand Prize of 41.11u01 He also 4barecl Sold in the same Lottery, No. 3,104 - Prise of "MO 711 S. • - a Prise et • P 111,1106 Prism of p p 400 • The above Capitals were disq 0 the Public in' 37 Shares ; the * Fortunate 1•• d of which are in vited to receive their Monet on demand, it either of ,Witaa's Fortunate OlOces, cornhillp or 17, loud gate.street, where Tickets apd Shares are aow pm Sale for the Small Lottery of only moo Tick % -0 be Mown in Cone nay, gib hasp • , tai iMi. I • • ... ....... 4 9 . 7 . 0. , - r bI'AII.R THIS DAY. = . , . aam. 144.1 411 Dubin . . . s I . I.l s be t n . ; 41 1 : bv o l.. ,Watarford • - 1 .1 Cadiz . . • 0 0 Gueratay and Jer4sy 0 1 liamburgh .. ' 0 I fialinad - - 0 2 Gottenburgh a. 0 0 France 7 . 1 0 Imnrea .. • 1 0 FlAndar2 . . 1 0 Surinam - • ip 0 0 EAST INMA SHIPPING. The eitra shipLAllKinsanchotA in t"tinchal Roads the 9th of April, and got under weitli fur Madras in company with the Anna KEITH, on the 20th. The. CAME HUNTLEY, outward:bound, parted company from the MARQUIS HUNTLEY and CABALVA the sth February, in lat. 37. N•irth, 'fell in with the LADY MEi.viLix and Cultututt.aNn on the Ist March, in lat. 4 North, and, with the two last named ships, 'was in lat. 15. South, the 12th March, all well. The Cloientit, Hawirri with his Makittty's ships ALCESTE and LYRA, w:ss'in lat. 16. Bd. Sonth, long. S. 36. West, on the 15:h March, all well. The Lotto CASTLEREMVI was in the Bengal River the I.sth December, and ..:;as expected to sail in all February for England, apd to join the Calmat - no and Mtwitit'va either at Madras or Point de Galk. The licensed ship R.,-o‘ zawrs is arrived lit Liverpool frail Belga!, which she left in:February, , FALIVIOUTI-1; MAY 31, Arrived the Wellington packet, with a Mail from Jamaica; in, 46. days, and 63 days from Crooked 'bland,; Asa arrived off this r port„ and landed eight passengeri, the American brig &Hot- Boy, RODMAN, from Philadelphia, and proeredA for Portsmouth. P S. Since writing the above we have-received the following intelligenci from the Wellington paCket, from Jamaica, via. That 100 prisoners have been li- berated by the Spaniards in Carthagena, and arrived at Jamaica in the ships Forrester and Decouverie. PORTSMOUTH; JUNE P., Arrived yesterday, his Majesty's ships IRDEPATI. GABLE, figm South America, and DRAKE, fr om IP o maica.,Passed by to-dey, fr he Downs, the Brooke, Born, from .rsmaica.—Wind westerly. DEAR, JUNE 2. Arrived and sailed for thl'ltiver, the Sir Godfrey Webster, Bovrs, from Jamaica; and Mums, NA , nse, horn Gren4ll, IikitWICIT, JUNE t. • Arrived the Er lily packet, from Ctohaven.— &deli the Lark packet, for Holland; Beaufoy packet, for Cuxhaven and the ChArlt)tte packet, for got tenburgh ; all with Mail:. and passengers, RAM30.4:117, YJNZ ed yesterday morning early, for Ostend, the Marquis of Anffesea packet, Captain FOSTER, with upwards or twenty passengers, sThis is the Anglesea's hist..trip, being an entire new vessel; site is allowed byitil who hare been on board to have the ruost cabin they ever saw fitted up for a vessel • rlb packet trade, either in the ovcr.sea li ne or :itfttr.visc. Dm Lively packet, Captain Avt.r.situnli:l caiite in this morninefrain Ostend, and. lauded 16 ne 17 passengers. • toimernus passengers daily arrive here by our London packets, bowl. in Ostend, thereby satins a Iliad carriage, hail 4tuy gone over trio Dover. DOVER, JUNE 41. ' - -Atoned thiessftereetahthe B aft poete, C•iptain Present, with a . .. Mail and passengers for , (-Wend ; also the - Indusity passage vessel, Captain CAItLTON, With Sir I. SEIM:WHIT and family. for that 'part. sailed the Lord Duncan packet, Captain HA MILTON, with mail and pasiengers, far Calais; like wise.the Prince Leopold, Captain gcoans, with pas sengers, also for Calais, JUNI; 2.-Sailed this morning the Flora. Captain Watson.; Lady Castlereagh, Captain Mottm.; and the Catherine, C4ptain FILISCR ; all for Calais, with passengers. Arrived last night the King George and Cbicheiter packets, from Calais, Arrived the Prin. cesicharlotte packet, Captain 1-1134.usts, with a mail and passengers, from Ostend. GRAVESEND, JUNE z , Arrived the Benevolent, Lowland, from Ostend ; th e ri ezunt Hill, Montell, front Dtgran; Woodpecker, Potts,. front 14bon ; Pertievertnce, liigguir, from Ostend; Antialde Charlotte, Gover, troll Havie • Vrow Anne, Culutgl etg, from Antwerp; Welling ton, Evans, from Limeriek; Jane, Ely, front Demerara; Bod• dultyn, Straneet, front St. Vincent's; Williams, from Lisbon ; Friends, brie, from ditto; Regulus, Callus, front Havre; ()nista, Attwell, front Charleston ; Goodies, M'Cullock, front Jamaica; Mary, Prate, front Menwl ; Ealing Grove, New, !non Dominica.—Sailed Oe Two Friends, Crystall, for Trieste; Del lo*, Dandelion, for Stettin; Lille Matilda, Wendt, for Simi-, sudd; Petrel, Mann, for Rotterdam ; Aurora, Harvey, tor Wa terford; Neptuqe, Edmonton, for Bermuda ; Hannah, Edward Moore; for Quebec; George and Eleanor, jtedinan, for Genoa; Pursnit, M•Pberson, tor-Naples ;' Lapwing, Hill, for Newfound land ; New Bleating, Roberts, fur Dublin ; Princess of Wales, Fox, for Ostend; Resolution, Robe rta, for Dublin ; la Vigilance, Morel, for Havre; Solids, Twist, for ditto; I raver, Rogers, for Rotterdam; and Paragon, Hare, for Swinentunde. CUSTOM-HOUSE, JUNE 1. S::l7s r ICTZR D OUTWAZD.—tirlinann, Johan Christian Eisen- 1 berg, for Copenhagen and Ji:oningsberg ; IJutiantited, Derninent. for Antwerp; Lora Cawdor, John Broliks, for Gib • raittr and 'Mogadure---t3d April, for Genoa anti Leghorn; Jean, Robert Mrams, for Ebinrur and Dantzic; Ellen kAmertgai ship), Lyud li.owland. fey ,Sew torit. TAV4I6 and CARNATION, are both put out of commission,- and laid up in ordinary at Portsmouth. We are much concerned to' announce the loss of the Dossms4us schooner ; she has been missing a long time, and all hopes are now at an end. She was commanded by Lienteciant RICHARD CRAWFORD. am Officer whose untimely fate will be long deplored by all who had the happiness of his acquaintance. The Ratutclas, 74, Captain T. Botts, is to be moved from Sheerness, as - a guard-ship, to Leith, for the flag of Sir Wu. J. Hone. The Gt.asuow, Scyousa, Ac-rtyz, and EHRYRICX, are 'fitting out at Sheerness.; the blitAbmga, DEE, Pinsitusyand Comus, in the River, The Then, Captain Discuss, lately arrived at Portsmouth from Woolwich, is fitted for the New. foundland station, and will sail in a few days, with Admiral Pmcitoma, recently appointed Governor. and Commander-in Chisf there. _ _ The Acme, Captain P. CAnxastrr, for the Ja. maica nation ; the KYDRA, armed ear jots, for. 1),. Aaiun, for 84thadoes ; the Latamnita, coptais c 113111411 for Halifax (being fitted for jtear-Admi. *Line, ; dad 414 C14899v, caplaia K:+l4 A. limn — isin," for ery at Spithead shoillt; trait the Wier. The lest contract for" Supplying. Portstiloutli Vie; Walling Mee with 8 0 0 quarters al wheat, tN s taketi at 79i. Sd. Wedoesi!ay last, ninety of the oldest mechanics iri Portrubuth Dock-yard were superanimated, with trvety of from 414 to at per annum. Those to receive-the latter amount bare served frorti twenty up to fifty years. .•• • , Lord CR a AVEN is going tour in the Mediterrenean in his yac!it,it ship erlloo tons, fitted up with every convenienie for his family. and corn!. fniends, She is commanded by a MaXter it; the navy, and manned v.ith forty , picked seamen. His Lorttsliip proposes to be absent about, twelve months. ,The INDEFATICARLS frigate. Captain Fvr:r.,*arriv ed on Saturday afteritoon at Portsra(:uth from Rio Janeiro, bringizig intelligence o: the. death of r br. QCREN Of PO!:TUGAL, 4.111 thc 20th of Mrich, and of the assumptive of the title et, King by Pitwc.r. REGENT; upwi Which errent there had !;cen expressions of. joy, pith!: most sn.ign.ricent'diascrip... tion. The tem:ea - nevi:me 10t Rio Janeiro on the 24 of April. She had beca upwards of three itar; on the South American station. A large body of Portuguese [cook had arrived et Rio, Irom and had marched to the frontiers, to prevent isel,e. sions beina made by the Buenos Ayri-s troops. The INDRIVATIGABLR was cruizing trpwar=4 of twelve months in the Great South Sea. While she lay et Valpayrasn, the Royalists were stte , 4gthening their fortifications, to defend their shipping from an attack that it was apprehended would be !lade by' the Insurgent Naval force; their vessels had the entire scommand of that sea, and their cause wai daily gaining strength, The brozsaxtoatiee did not visit any of the South Sea Islands, except the Galapagos. The I:IYANTA store•ship had arrived at R.ia Janeiro, from St. Helena, to obtain mules fRr the use of tile Island ; and several transports which left England whit the troops that accompanied BONAPARTE, were also there, lading with wood, fix the use of the Dock-yards in this Itiogdmn. The ALCESTR, eapttin M. bitaieweee, havieg on board Lord A.ssiteare and suite, touched at Kit) on her way to China, and left it again a few days befott the INDEFATIGABLE sailed, The 1414 bad parted bout her for the Cape, ..4. The DRAKE sloop of war, Captain GREGORY GJI4NT ) is arrived at Portsmouth, from Jamaica and Havannah : she left Port Royal oe the 7th apd Ha, vannali on the 20th of April. The Ladyiliellington Packet, Captain PROCTOR, was to _sail I ra ni P ort Royal on the 12th of April. The Maze brought 4 bag of letters. There is co particular news by her. The Royalists ie Snail America, have yet attained no better possession of that y than the I:renels once held in Old Spain (oily Khera ihcir armies ate posted does their aiithiirity extend. A convoy of seven thous:l:lJ mult:s, la ion wits; lately ar rived at Vera Cruz, from after nine months hazardous Tire Inder.clLlents v. 7.7 irc quently, intercept the weakly pr , Aected cisnyoys.—. The Daane spoke the 31;s4te. Captain TAIT, p' t-hi. Havannah ; she was coeveyiee two millions of did - lays from Vera Cruz to ypi k Royal. All the thirst on the station were healthy"; .the Sausquay ,and Royaairr only were in port. Thp QUI; and Eriy . ,. eons are coming to England immediately...,;Tiv DRAKS brought 300,000 dolyrs. for 4)eifivfa!*••• . - Top Prpr Carn;.--AVe undercandthat the 4 4 4 _3111 Number of that deservedly pt`spolar Iliscellany i 1 p Neer MONTHLY MAGAZINE, which is to i4ppe.tr on the Ist of June', wilj contain among much other interest ? ing matter, a copious Account of tl;st 7Ynr;clnn and Provincial Pitt Clubs. The provincial papers and our private letters, re ceived from the country, are neatly si:etis cur the subject of the late disturbances. We regret, howewrp to find that a new cause of discontent has arisen from the check given to the circulation :4 the present tie r tetiorated silver curreftcy. 4 private letter, whit!) we have received from Norwich, states ;hat grew; conruston waz excited in thg pity on Thar:dab _ consequence of verlital tics., given Li the . (lanky * that no old shillings and Sixpences would in fumy, be received by them. Th 4 4istress, it v..as feared, would be greatly aggrayated on Saturday last, v.l:itis was Tad:et - day is that pity. The . Mag istrater, there : fore lost not a moment to talce the subject into con ? sideration with a view to grant relief, and prevent any serious results. A meeting for the purptle was held on Friday, which is thus announced in 2V6rovi:4 Mercury: !! The following hand bill was issued from the Mayor's Office whdn this paper was going to press : " Nonwicil.r-A plan for relieving labouring Poor of this City from the evil arising from ti.e suppression of base silver, is forming, and will he communicated to them by four o'clock this after noon, in their several parilies." At Jersey, oa !iaturday seanight, French trotter was sold at 7d. per lb. ; eggs, 31d. per dozen ; veal, from sd. to Gil. per pound.. . CORN-EXCiLthGE, MARK-LANE, JUNE s. Our market continuing abundantly supplied with Wheat, and having but few buyers, the trade was exceedingly dull this mot ning, et a decline of hois 4s. Lo .ss. per ciparter. Barley is fell Is. pt.: quarter cheaper, and went off slowly at that reduction.- Peas, Beans, -and Oats are 21. per sithrter lower, the supply of each greatly exceeding the demand. exuxirr. Tick Ditzo, 331 ^64. Wheat, Kent and Essex, ':Os. I Oats t Pniarse, 995. ties. SGs. Ditto, Poland, £3s. t7s. •Soffolk, 704. Ks. 324. Ditto, Feed, 184. 945. Norfolk, 604. 764. Rapeseed, X3O. .C 37. per lam Rye, 344. 364. Flour, 70s. 7 . f4. per sack. Barley, 261. 311. seastow. Malt, 60s. 6Cs. Wheat, Dantzie, 70s. vs. White Peat, 344. Ms. %Oen, Ditto, Baltic Re& 544. 50. Sea 425. Hataibro or Brerneu, 4ty. 4,111 Grey Peas, ass, St's. . Brabant Red, 40s. 4sl. Email Deans, 3e5.4431. Rye, 001...004. AVESLAtia PRICE of PORN its ENGLAND and WALES, . from the returns ending the Iftla bi May, 1816. Whez,t. Rye lkyrley. OW% Bents. Peas. a. 4. Is. 4. 0 ) d. I Ili la. .1. 7$ 6 41 o 01 9 I 34 5 i • The average Price, .Sugar, coopated from the returns nude in the week ending the 29. th May, is 555. Id. per cwt. 81111THFIELD PAANKET, JUNK* Be e f 4 , 1 Oil to So le t Veal 9. 404 - go Os 43 Ss Mottos 4s Od to Psi! IN 4405 wi So N . JAG*. 61 Tv ede ' • Boots AVO-Sheep and Lambs i6,066-1:&lvet salit44slll) HAT AND rßietw, Mt LOAD. bitiedew Hay el os * ; Or;ave * 01 111. .11p Straw .6) ip so o‘P It" , V 4* a . ,