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is, in fine, of our glorious Constitution.— V thanking them for the honour con zos and Mr. Susilo.ll were then invested oid dnd spurs, and the ceremony con hicir being chaired round the town. -s in fav,;ur of DENISON greatly predomi could conjecture, at least in the propor to one. iaINING STAR, LONDON. 'RUE ABoVI: £l,OOO . NILTST BE Xio,oov , 44 CAPITALS. TWO OF £20,000, &c. BE DEA WN NEXT FRIDAY-LOTTERY ED\ESDAY, JUNE 21., 1818. :R.DAy —llol:d.ty at the Bank, Exchequer, and South-Sea able to state in a part only of our yester ession the final result of the contest for the ;ion of the City. At three o'clock the poll Guildhall, when Messrs. %ooD, WILSON, 0, and THORP, being the four highest on were Jecl,:led duly elected ; and Sir Wit.- iris, after serving for the City in six suc +=ems, was thrown out. The propor ich the successful Candidates outvoted the tronet were as follow :—Mr. Alderman eded him by 1179 ; Mr. Witsos, by 610; testy, by 381 ; and Alderman Tim', by The great struggle lay of course between rIIORP and Sir Wita.mal Charts; and it y the most strenuous, and we believe alto :ampled exertions, on the part of what is Independent Interest, that the election of was secured. ,t of the contest is, upon the whole, such re we may fairly congratulate he Livery upon having achieved. For a series of Eti °pas has rarely had to boast of more )pular Representative. It has now four Ives who may be regarded as all popular all carry the popular feeling along with to all of whom the Public look forward undivided confidence. manifestations of satisfaction which per part of the metropolis at the close of the sterday, are sufficient evidences that we ate the value of the triumph which has 1. Messrs. Woo D, WA I TIIM AN, and men known and tried—they have shewn on many occasions zealous and efficient the Liberties of the People, and in the here which their election into the House opens for their exertions, may be expect nn still more essential and lasting service. .50N is less known to the public, but is ,h etimation by ail the mercantile part of unite, for his knowledge of the coalmen. !sts of the City, and of the country at I professes principles of political indepen ich the integrity of his private character permit us to regard as otherwise than sincere. test for Westminster continues with in but accompanied with a degree of ecce on the part of some of the lower ch every friend of rational freedom must be offensive attacks which were made on twat., on the first and second days of the !peatee yesterday in a manner more atro :allant Knight was besmeared all over with ; he received several severe blows on nn stones which were thrown at him et to learn that he is so ill in consequence .day confined to his room, and is wholly , pear on the Hustings. His friends con e mean time, undismayed ih their exer e close of the Poll yesterday Sir FRANCIS .2.d pined two votes upon Sir MURRAY but is the early part of to-day the sup he latter have rallied in great numbers, NI I itn, for the present ? to hi% , former serest wa; excited yesterday at the seat of l'Aturp within the Westminster Hustings, of an objection being made by the Mt MURRAY MAXWELL to the inhabitants I •L'er:;* St. Martin-le-Grand voting at oc I.e ground that by the Post Office 1515, the Liberty cf St. Matti:l.le- Is attached to the Ward of Aldersgate.— :ion being anticipated, Messrs. SKinn o a, , vANs, and PETERS, argued the case in he inhabitant:, on the part of Sir SAMUEL lEd Fi!VNCIs RDETT ; and Mr. ADOL !w. thC inl:6italltS, on the part of Sir i ltzwur.. The case engaged the atten .,: 11.‘turr between two and three conside,-ing the high importance of and the numerous authorities cited on Fcitpened his determination till Thurs- LEN wa s notch indisposed early on Mon and. the Paint: REGENT, and the other tit. Royal F:unilv, went to Kew in con :wr MA.TE”Y, however, recovered in the, morni..l,-.7. and soon after one o'clock take the air in her chaise in Kew Gar sNris ;, after his visit to her e'st..!!-dayc, nw gave an account of her 'Lld Light, and being much better. NAVA L. INTELLIGENCE. FALMOUTH, JUNE sn. Wind W. S.W.—Arrived off this port the brig George, Itno, 40 days from Pet-au-Prince, bound to Spitbead. Sailed the Caledonia, WELLS, for Bengal, &c. PLYMOUTH, JUNE 22. Wind \V.—Arrived his Mujesq's ship But.*mut, from Chatham. PORTSMQU'iII, JUNE 23. Wind.W.—Put back the Diligence transport. Re mains, wind-bound, the Pockingbarn, WAuox, for Calcutta; she has on board about 40,000 of Bullion, shipped at this port. DEM., Jf:NE 23. S. W —Arrived and sailed for the River, the Somersetshii e, Scorr ; Reward, FREEMAN; Prin cess of Wales, Smis ; and Amazon, COOPER, from Jamaica; Aurora, SMITH, from Grenada; Zephyr, KING, from the South Seas; Mary, MERCER, from Sierra Leone ; City of Boa' deaux, FAWEKUER, from Leghorn. Came down from the River the Thomas Newland, LAING, for Buenos Avres ; Chance, FLEICIIER, for New Orleans; Jane, WHYLOCK, for Berbice, and remain in the Downs with the rest of the outward-bound as before. MARGATE, JUNE 21.. Arrived in our Roads the General Miranda home ward-bound West Indiaman; and the Selina, For- TINGER, froth Maranham for London, with loss of both anchors and cables. LIVERPOOL, ,1151VE se. Arrived the Hornby, CmixtSDALE, from Jamaica. On the Ist June, in lat. 40. long. 41. 39. spoke the following transports, having on board the 74th Regi ment, commanded by the Hon. Sir R. TRENCH, bound to Halifax, out three weeks from Cork, viz. Aurora, Loyall3riten, Impostor, Queen, and Peace. The Ceres, HERD, from Bengal ; and Melantho, and Magicienne frigate, were driven on shore at the Isle of France, in March, during a violent hurricane, but had been got off. The Melantho was discharging. Many other vessels, particulars unknown, were driven on shore at the same time. The Blucher, KERR, cut away all her masts, and received so much damage, at the Isle of France, during a gale on the Ist March, that it was supposed she would not be worthy of repair. The Nelly, which arrived in the Downs on Satur day from Jamaica, fell in with an island of ice three miles in extent, in lat. 39. 18. long. 44.0. From letters which have been received at Balti more from Jamaica, of the 14th May, we learn that the Spanish royal squadron now at llavannah, con sist, of a heavy corvette of 22 guns, originally a French East Indiaman, a brig of 18 guns, another of 14, three brigantines of 18, 16, and 14 guns, and a small schooner of six guns. The latter vessels were purchased from the Americans, and were formerly three first rate privateers. They arc said to be in good order, well manned, and well found, but their' Officers arc represented as destitute of courage, and their men without confidence. The Genoese ship Misericordia, having been plun dered by the late DRY of ALGIERS of considerable property, and at the same time the Genoese Vice- Consul being treated with great indignity, and dis missed from Algiers, a complaint was made to the British Government of this outrage, in direct viola tion of the Treaty concluded with Lord EXMOUTH. On this representation the SPARTAN frigate, com manded by Captain Wise, was dispatched to demand an explanation, and to remonstrate against these vio lent proceedings. She returned a few days ago to Plymouth, where she still remains under quaran tine on account of the plague that was raging at Algiers. Captain WISE has been completely suc cessful in the object of his mission. Immediately -on his arrival he entered, in conjunction with his Ma jesty's Consul, into a negotiation with the Dey: the result of which was the payment of 35,000 dollars as a compensation for the property plundered on board the Misericordia, and an unqualified disavowal, on the part of the reigning DET, of the act of his prede cessor (who died of the plague on the Ist March), in sending away from Algiers the Vice-Consul of his Sardinian Majesty. No violence appears to have been committed on the persons of any of his MAJES TY'S subjects, as was stated in the French Papers. The mercantile interest of this kingdom may be assured, that no measure respecting the Royal Spa nish Decree, relative to the ports of entrip6l for South America, has been received in this country of a posterior date to the following official document upon that highly-interesting subject. The rumour of a revocation of the Royal Decree, which has been circulated through some of the Journals of this Me tropolis, is totally unfounded:_ NOTICI TO THE MERCHANTS, Sce. " Conformably to your Lordship's decree of the 29th of April last, his Majesty has been pleased to order, that, until the Junta of Avenceles concludes its labours, 15 per cent. shall be levied on foreign manufactures and fabrics which may be exported from the ports of deposit for America; on provisions, 10 per c..ut. on uren•ils, tools, and machines, 5 per cent. giving credit j to the parties interested for what may be c ,ilectoil of the 5 per cent. on nntional productions, effects, and Itnrufazt urn, the day of replacement and armament is to be exacted only during the existing circumstances. I communicate this to you fur its execution, Jcc.—Cadir, May 20." iIUftRIC NNE 1N THE MAURITIUS.—This island was visited on the Ist of March by one of the most terrible hurt ever experienced there. A letter from Pert Louis, of the 16th of that month, describes the. damage incurred to be tremendous; the whole island was one scene of waste and destruction; trees torn up by the roots, and many houses, both in town and country, laid flat; valuable storehouses un roofed, &c. and the goods within them completely spoiled. Upwards of forty sail of large vessels, be sides small craft, were driven on shore, or otherwise injured. The hurricane commenced at South-east, and gradually veered to the North-east till six in the mooring, when it shifted suddenly to North-north west, and brought with it the -additional calamity of a heavY and overwhelming sea. iirxr FaioAy will be one of the most interesting days in Lottery Annals—for it is an even chance that the Two Tuenv Thoresanett now in the Wheel, will! fall,to the lot of ONE TICKET, and thereby become a Noble Wle.e of £lO.OOO ; independant of this first rate Capital, there are 44 others, from £3,000, down wards—and ALL must be drawn on FRIDAY. A few Undrawn Tickets and Shares are still on Sale at Wran's Fortunate Offices, 9, Cornhill ; and 17, Ludgate street, those well known Marts for the Sale of Capi tal Prizes. GENERAL Ez.Ecrio.v. WEST:iII/NSTFA—SIXTII DAY. State of the poll at one o'clock : Sir Samuel Romilly - Sir Murray Maxwell Sir Fsencis Burdett - Mr. Hunt - STATE OF OTHER POT.I.S. Nnarnasterox, June 22. P11E173:4, June CO. Campton - - 443 Crompton . Kerrison - - 400 Ilorrocks - Rolirlon - - :24 llornhy - WET MOUTIR, June 22. Williams - . 31 Won:zit:se, June 29. Burton - - 38 Deethurst - - 1,501 Wallace - - 2.7 Davies - - - 02 1 Ure - - . 35 Gordon - - - 884 Sir John Murray - 25 Coviurnr, June 22. Warn - - Moore - Bebb - - 19 Ellice - CA IMA ern rir, June 20. Butterworth - - Camptnill - - 54 lliagroan, Jane 22. Jones - - sir Cocks - LA !WASTE It, June 20. Symonds - Gladstone -•- li 3 Scudansore - Doveton - - 77 Cawthorne - - 65 s LIVERroot.--State of the poll on the Fourth Day : CA NYLVO. GAR:UTNE. I SEl*7os. Total of the first three days 1809 1538 Fourth Day 1007 869 114 g3s4 - 463 4i - 451 - - 716 - - 600 4C 4 393 1:91 - 230 1099 (14;5 Total, 2816 I 2407 I 1784 WORCESTER.—The Election closed yesterday morn ing, in consequence of Sir WILLIAM DUFF GORDON declining the contest, Colonel DAVIES being at that time 150 a-head of him upon the poll. DI:TONS/11NT Nomtuallow.----Monday, the nomination for Knights of the Shire took place, at the Castle of Exeter. The Candidates for the representation of the County are Sir T. 1). ACLAND, Bart. E. P. BASTARD, Esq. and Lord Viscount Ea- RINCTON. Sir T. D. ACLAND was proposed by Sir STANYORD H. NORTHCOTE, But, and seconded by Sir WILLIAM ETTORE., Bart. Mr. BASTARD was proposed by Sir JOHN Rooms ' Bart. and Se catided by A.tlllEll CAMPERS:OW:it, Esq.; and Lord Viscount FaitiNOTON was proposed by the Hon. NEWTON Faxtowu, and seconded by Sir C. W. Itsierrrxox, Bart. Upon a show of hands, the High Sheriff, without the least hesitation, declared the majority decidedly in favour of Lord Ebrington ; bat he cot Id not decide as to Sir T. Acland and Mr. Bastard, the slim of hands appearing to him to be nearly equal. The snection will CHICHESTER. dime Y.4.—This morning a County Court was held at the Town Hall, for the purpose of nominating Candi dates for the Representation of Sussex in Parliament. •After the preliminary business was gone through, the Earl of MARCH proposed WALTER Boaant, Esq. one of the law Representa tives, which was seconded by dams% Maims LLOYD. Esq. of Lancing. Captain Caattoureor, of U.:l(6dd, nominated E. B. SOGREM, Eq. which was seconded by Hangar StLYEELOCE, Esq. After which both of the Candidates returned thanks, as there did not appear to be the least opposition ; Sir conrazy Wensinn having previously declined, under the impression that a fourth Candidate would be started. The High Sheriff was upon the point of putting the names of the Candi:otos to a thew of hands, when 11. lit sexaras, Esq. of Lewes, addressed ea: two Candi dates; after which, to the astonishment of the w:io:e Court, the Red. JOHN Goaraxy Thomas, of Bedlam, d Sir Goo rare WERSTIER, Bart. which was seconded by 11. BLACKTIA”, Esq. On the Sheriff proposing the names of the thine Candi dates, he declared the election to have fallen on Sir GODFREY WEBSTER, Bart. and Wattsa Buitant., Esq. when a poll was' demanded in behalf of Mr. Sucnns; but the Sin:riff not expect - Mg this new appearance of a contest, being unprepared with pollbooks, &c. adjourned the Court to Tuesday morning. The Chairing of the Members for Seuthwark is fixed for Tuesday next. An opposition is started for the county of Middle sex. The Hon. Mr. BENNET, a name well known, is mentioned as the person to be proposed, and Fri day is the day of Election. Mr. ATCHESON intends to petition against the re turn of Mr. JOLIFFE and Mr. G. CANNING, for the Borough of Petersficld. P. \Villain.. Esq. means also to bring the election of Mr. limit - Fir before a Committee of the House of Commons, on the gr o und of ineligibility. Yesterday evening the PRINC2 REGENT had a patty at Carlton House. Yesterday the Grand Duke 'Act! %EL, attended by his suite, went to view the British Museum, the Cus tom House, and the Tower. Sir JANES SHAW, Bart. arrived in Cork last week, and on Monday left that city for Killarney. Saturday, as Sir MATIIEW 131.0XAM was driving a chaise down Ludgate-hill, the hone fell, and threw Sir Mantew out upon the pavement, by which seve ral of his ribs were broken, and he lies in a very dangerous state. DRUitY-LANE THEATRE.—The Tragedy of OthrPo has been seldom better represented than at this Theatre last night. Mr. KLAV, as the jealous Moor, and Mr. Mavwooo, as logo, presented such a union of excellence as the lovers of the Drama have but rarely the pleasure of witnessing; and which re wakened, i,t all their force, those feelings of regret and surprize which we have more than once before expressed, that the latter Gentleman should have bee❑ kept such a stranger to the hoards as he has been during the past season. The audience, more nu merous than usual, were loud and incessant in their applanses. tovesr-GannEx—Gtty Manvering, with an exten sive and attractive variety of hors dawres, was per formed last night, for the benefit of Mr. Stwei.A IH. We are happy to find, that this deservedly popular favourite of the public, had a crowded house. Miss STEPHEN.; sung the, songs of the Opera with her usual excellence, and introduced some beautiful airs, which were rapturously applauded and encored.— Among others, the beautiful duett of " Roy's Wife," which she sang with Mr. SINCLAIR. Bruce's Addr;ss of "Scots wha ha'e wi Wallace bled," was intro duced by Mr. SINCLAIR, and with distinguished suc ccss—he was encored a second and a third time. Ile also sung the death of " Abercrombie" extremely well, in what was called the Fed ival (f Apollo, which was a collection of popular solos, duos, and glees, by Messrs. SINCLAIR, DustusEr, &c. Mr. EMERY sung a droll Yorkshire song, which was much ap plauded. GRIMALDI also gave one of his songs, in which he sneezed, coughed - , yawned, •laughed, &c. with the most ludicrous effect. A fountain, in the form of a pagoda, has been erect•A in Covent-Garden Theatre, by the stair-case, on the King's side. It plays with force and abundance, ' and has a very beautiful as well as refreshing effect. The Haymarket Theatre opens on the IStli of next month, under the management of Mr. COLMAN, with as excellent a company as it had last year, improved by the talents of Mr. Lorrolv. A new Comedy from the pen of the author of Tearing made Easy, will be brought out immediately; other novelties are in pre paration. dec the hai prik are IILY I ['NOON, 110ASHA wee) 7W, 4s.— 2s. (a• L.ro T O..rMERIRARS IIErURNXD TO rliE i NEW PARL AIAAfENT. s . • 1 OLD wzmacts. slaw antwaras. a denotes not in bit Parlian on t. Ailing:son, Sir Geo. llowyr, lk. .1. Slaberlry, Esq . 1 i late for Rye.• . Asteasuast, • T. T. Drake, Esq. }No alteration. W. T. 'tr.::: e, Esq. • '' AILUBDY.I., M.-GED.S.IT.J. Wilder, Lord M. Howard, 4 1 • 4/ . hteforOlobcest rr. , . Sir Sam. Rernilly. Mr A. Piggott, h.re .1 for Horsham. ; :I 1: A:nit/R.102r, Rt. Hon. J. Sullivan, aSir L. Palk,l It. Pre.,too, K,.1, Szrit. Corley, lr 1 ' for • .1 tames, Sr. J. Halsey, F,,, q . al.d.C.S.Chtanch.ll. • Lord 31.4 rtr or London aW. T. Itobaits. Ar..nzozoucri, H. Fyrics, Esq. 'I F. C. V. Vernon, .q. IN° altcrativa. Asmovert, !fun. N. Fellrwel. 1 Ago alttratioit. 1 T. A. Smith, Esq. 1 Ba - nr, I,crd J. Thymic. 5 No alteration. Charles Palmer, F.sq. Bzowtst, it , . I ir. Sir J. I‘.i•iholl. li. lin.flir.l.NichoiL Jas. H. Leigh, 1449. aJ. J. Buxton, F4q. Beverti.rv, John Wtar:on, F.sq. J. Wharton, Esq.. • Chia. For'scs, Er,. a P.C.Purton, Esq. BR•SUIZYt, ' • Jahn Irv:itg, F,sq. W. Winserforce, I?..sq. INo alteration. , , • BRISTOL, H. 11. Davis, 1.11. - .1 , , ,/ s , I , No alteration, E. Protheroe, I-Isq. R. , i } 4 , ! i Br car:sonars, W. 11. Fret mantle, Esq. W. U. Freemanele. C6l. 110....J.11.Stanhope, aSk G. NtAgent. roaoucnartince, Sir W. H. Clinton, aM. Lawson, F.sq. Sir 11. Clinton. an- Mundy, Es. 'i' I al i'l 1 t Borausr, D. G. Gilbert, Esq. I).G.nittscrt. Esq. Rt. lion. C. Bathur s t. aT. Tiraddyll, Esq. .• • , 'iß W wi RIDGENORTH, T. Whitmore, Esq. T. M/nce, 'Val. to ‘. i Hon. C. C. t *.Jetikiason. aSir *l'. J. J. Jooes. BISHOP'S CASTLE, W. Clive, Esq. No Aterat inn. .1 41 1 . Cell. ItObirg").l. i BARNSTAPLE, Sir M. M. I.9:)PZ, Sir M. AL Lopez. '': l it Sir Eyre Co.ei. a- Cm. . iej,r, e.Lq. Etwoirr, 41 1.1 Wilmot', Esq. alV..V.Robertsjuu. - •p 1 BIUDGEV. ATER, G. Pocock, I.h.q. s. . 1 , 1 W. Astell, Eaq. No alteration. 3 BEDS ORD, Lord G. W. R u ss e ll, Lord G.W.llussell, I lion. W. Waldegrave. aW. 11. Whith rta d. , I Bnrc LING urv, John Bolland, Esq. an. 'Tennison, I:eq. 4 . •,, R. W. Newman, Fag. M.W. Russell, Esq. *: t- I .' late for S.dtash. 1 •1 r i ' 1 Baxcaar, .R. 11. Bradshaw, Esq. I No alterar'on. 1 , : 1 H. Wesel 'Act, Esq. " El/IMPORT, Sir 11. D. C. St. Paul, Nu a l terat i on. Es 11. C. Sturt, q. than.n% i l Causaiwar, Lord Palmerston, 1 NO idterat'un J. IL Smyth, Esq. " . • CAS/BRIDGE, Gen. }lon. E. Finch, ' - , 4 No alteration. Gen. P.. Itlanncr.. CASTLE Rtsrea, CoL Ilon.F.G. Howard, t N._ alteration. / Earl of Rocksavagc. " " I • ' Rt.llon. W. Ilucktison, INo alteratios. , t i 1 Cmenarrra, 1 . Earl of I.lzrch. . ' L CHIISTC/TPRCH, t-• Bor. G. 11. Rose, Rt.lin.G.H. Ron., ' •W. E. Toruline, Lag. S Rt. Ilan. W. H. i. O Bourne, late fur li / ar.don-Lnd i :e. . i COLCHBSTIR, Hart Davis, Esq. aJ. Wildman, Liq. j r Sir W. Bar:roughs, Bt. aW. D. Harvey, frg. • { C a us - a, Hon. James Ahercromby } No alteration. James Macdonald, E rg . • CAN:ERZ/MT, S 11. Lushington, E.g. S. R. T,ii.t.'... , ,.162.. John Baker, Es^. a Lord Clitt.t.t. , Ca ar7....avet, Hon. Charles Paw. No alter Mon. ORE MANUA, Lord Angler, Lord A noloy, M. H. Beach, Esq. a -- Cripps, Esq. Coarz-ratzt.r., H. rankcs, Esq. } No alteration. • Gcu. %rico. Es •-, ...% ,l 1 • CHIPPENSIAM, C. Brooke, Esq. ei., of Itandford. it . J. Maitland, Esq. aW. Miles, Esq. • l CLlTonso, lion. R. Curzon, Ho n . R. Curzon. 1 ' i / E. B. IVilbr-hatn, Esq. lion. W. Cast, late r • for Lineolnat.irc. : D./HT/lOUS/I, A. 11. lioldswerth, :lig. I Nol t , a l terat i on. J. livearti, Fagg..ll l i • , Deastax, CITY, R. Wharton, Esq. R. Wharton, Lag. Geo. AILIII, .rforrli. •••••••••• Taylor, re q . Lord I Drsincn, Kb I.wall. „ aJ.W.Crifith, Ell 4. i Doacutatsa, P- Willi...ins, Esq. . 111 • jt 1 Sir S. SL-pherd. Nu alteration. : l ei • . - f - • JD/viral, Jo.i.. Smith, Esq. 4.o.E atenta t , Esq. . . t il li T. C. Eszci.ur., J:sq. aJ. Purse, Esq. DJ N ra, CL....T:s hi:1;ot, I::.1. K. B. Wilbrah.rn, 1 ' . ELq. late far iii- . 4 1 V t them. . 11'' 1 i Sir Jelin Ja,kson, Part. Si r J. Jack't . a. 1 . I i' ' . V Ewa, 111. Sialileton. Esq. INn alteration. Sir H. Gifford DITTO', J:ts. 11...11,r, LLq. W.Cotirteme:,l"..q. W. Courtena;,' F..q. It. W.New m ari,lee • for Bleiehingley. I EDSIUNDSIWIWV. Lord Chas. Fitzroy a E ar l of Edema. F.'l'. H. Foster , E s q. a C o l. Upton. • 1 - 7 , FLINT, Sir E. P. Lloyd, 1.3.ri. No altera : :o i . i f i GriANTIIASt, Sir W. E. Welby, Br. Si r W. F. Wrlhy. 1 ' IL Sinith, E.g. a eon. E. C 162. GAT ?ON Sir M. Wui.d, Bart. aA. fLikareti, Leg. . t 1 . M. Wood, Esq. a J. Fleming, Esq. 1 I. GERM AIN!, Sr.ST. 11. Gunther/1, Esq. C. 13 dhiles*, nil. Sir W. 11. Pringle Rt. Hon. C. Art ush.. 1 . r.,.t, late for Orfo:d • , . . G &nasal-, J. I'. Grant, Esq. II C. Teriliio:l, 1.1.4• • . , Sir H. Heron, Bart. J.N.n . zakeey,l-v1 late for 1.i. - .ceida. 1 1 0 *INSTEAD, Sir G. W. Gunning. a Lord Sriathzven. Sir C. J. 'lope. 11n. r.C.J4-..k int.o 6 l, 4 j late3orliridgenortts. I 1 Girizoroan, lion. T. ('. (3nblow. Syrjeant ( .slow. .' I i ,S..rjeant Ond ov. o'‘.• !e..nt 8.... t. I II i Clic ICII, 111. 1 i ~ .I.ll..tdding.on, IN ht lioncura.Me • deceased. N. Vansit-ar. / lit. tin. N. V,msittart. Rt.lin.C.i.k.thurst, t r ii . . la: it.: Li...L.1.- , I , r , Ilastrurc.r, Rizht lion. C. lon:','. t N-,„ a j j ,..„.j c , r . N. Ward, Esq. , ,rt ' 1 IPRTFORD, N. Calvert, Egg. Z No alrora:itr , ' 4 • Viscount ('ranhorne. ) ' ' Ilerrmcnow, John Cals vit, Esq. J. Calvert, i. q. S. Palmer, Esq. aCapt. Dfo.-...... e .e. f 1 Illumast l'rnaras, W. Monier, Esq. No nizen....inn. lIELL.V.STONE, 11. Ilainntersky, Esq. all. !Judson. Le/. ' ' ltd. liurne, Esq. Lord J. Tm... osv.l. , lase for Knare.i... o' ITS VEIFOILDW EST. Lord liensington. aW. 11. ;lcum - :i4.1-1. •. • Ilvrite, Sir J. l'erring, Barr. aJ. B. Taylor, 1 :; - I• , A : M. White, Esq. Sir J. Petting. . • , ilav Dos, J. 13ruaLl.hurLt, Esq. aM. 'carton, Esq. i ,l A. Brown, Esq. a NI. Farrinid, ef...q. I BrIDON, Win. 11..ckfu;s1, Esq. W. Beckford, Es.i. Sir B. Ilobhoilse, Bart. ei I ion. P. (lough. 4 ' ! iloasiriLas, Sir A. l'iggott. R. Hurst, P.N. ) '. IL Hurst, EN. aG.l2.l'hillipsgsq. (11, 4c eUttlitillid.) 4 .:, . : ll ' .-.- CORN-E YUBA NO E, Nl.l R h -LANE, JUNE 21.-7:"...t large arrivals of foreign NVlleat within the s e l as . ft..: days have occasioned a great dullness in the trade, and very few sales were effected this morning, It .. - ing Brut few buyers at market, and our prices have . ?.. i 1 I declined 2s. per quarter. Barley is nominal in pri, 0, 1 1 i K I 4 the malting season being' over, and the di st ill e. a I t 1 having seared buying. Oats maintain Monday's '..-.. • 1 I . i . P, rices but are duller in sale than on th a t d a y. r et.s .;': are '2s. per quarter dearer. In Beans n o a lt er . tt i on . it • GLASGOW, Ju.:r. €20.-'fhe sales of C o tt on f or the• , • week, including '2'25 by auction, amo un t or.ly to abo:'t . 700 packages. Sea Island Georgial9o, at os. sd. to ' 1 ' i' . 45.-Bowed do. 19, at '2.5.-110...)7, at '2l l ll to 2f. I. II' New Orleans 50, at 22id.-Peniatninico 45, at i's, 4 , i 1 , Sid.-Xtranhams '25, at '2s. 1, 1 .-d.-I)emerara 4.8, .4 . ', ' • I 2s. I id. to (is. 40. By public sale-St. DO/11)11i)Q `(with all fault::) e.Z.7-, at 19id. to Vic'. . 1 . !,, i • o p' it I ` t.. ti 1 _