Star. — London, England, 1805-08-10 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind & W. ♦lt. DIM I 1 I Hamburgh I z Geitenbursk ....... Dublin Waterford •ss. btrs. O s • I PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 8 —.Came in the Tattrurn, f 74 guns, from off Rochefort, having been detach ed thither by Admiral Catasea, whofe fttnadron wen erti , Ling off Ferrol on the t R Wt. with the inception of the Gaoler, of 98 guns; WARRIOR, of 74, and the Itaisomass.t, of 64 guns; which Chips were left by the TaiUMtli cruiaing off Rocheferrt, tb look out for t he fquadron that had efcaped from that port, and i‘reyent their return to it :—we cannot learn any far 1 1 .;er of the Combined Fleet, but great fears are entertained that they will get fafely into Cadiz, If the gallant Mason fhoold have fhaped his courfe for Ireland, which it is not expeited he would have done, if he had by any means been informed of the refult of the Alen with Admiral CALDER'S fleet, be caufe it is conceived that he would, under all circum- Ranee., have calculated upon their endeavouring to reach Cadiz, rather than any other place on the coaß : whether Admire! COLLINGWOOD had YECCIYEEI any communication from Admiral CALDER, of the enemy being on the coal', we cannot afcertain. Came in the American (hip Governor Gilmore, from New York, bound to Amflerdam, laden with fugar and coffee, detained by the Hero privateer of this port: the Hero is alfo arrived. Came in the Ranger, of Bolton, Captain SMITH, from Bourdeaux, bound to Cadiz, laden with bread, detained by the TRIUMPH of 74 guns; all() the Betfey, Burr [TT, from Guern fey. Sailed the San Peiter, NEI 'Anti, for Portfmouth ; Maria Francifca, Teresa, for Embden ; Vrow Ger unds, Visaow, for Stockholm, and the Hazard, BIETCN, for Dantzick. COMES, AUGUST 9.—A galliot, name unknown, laid to be from St. Übe's, laden with fah, came on, lhore this morning at Brook, on the South part of the Ifle of Wight. PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 9.—The fhip Invention, frwo London, Jolts LE BRETON maßer, arrived at Madeira on the 3d of July. The DIADEM, of 64 guns, Sir Hosts PorHA sr, did not entirely get away till this morning. She is to call at Cork before ale proceeds t.p the Mediterranean. Sailed the CONFOUNDER gun vet e', Lieutenant VALORRA, with a convny, for the Downs, and the Difpatch navy tranfport. Arrived the Cos:mixt& frigate, Captain GRIFFITHS, from the North Sea ; and the Britannia Eaft Indiaman, from the Downs. Sailed the Ltaraxy brig, Lieute nant jonl4 CODD, to cruise on the coaft off Weymouth, during his Majeßy's Ray at that place. The AMPNI. TRITE frigate, Hon. Captain Boyar, is ordered into the harbour to be paid off. The 98th Regiment em barked this morning on board of traafports at Spit head, for Halifax ; and the tooth Regiment for gt.r.e bec. The Mitacuar frigate, Hon. Capt. Bouvaan, is appointed to convoy them. Down, Auction. 9.-1126 morning the Frederick William, of and from Embden, was detained and fent in bete by one of his hiajefty's gun brigs s her cargo =fills of cotton, indigo, lltc. She is confidered as an American veffel under Prnffian colours, being alto from Savannah. Yeßaday the Difpatch, of Phila delphia, from Holland, put in here to repair, having received confiderable damage in her rudder by get ting attune upon the Galloper, or Long Sand : the has a valt quantity of dollars on beard, with fume fpirits, and other goods; the was bound to the EMI Indies. DEAL, Auc. 9.—Arrived the ARIADNE frigate; BONETTA (loop of war; Locusts and DEVASTATION bombs; TYGRESS and feveral other gun brigs, from off Calais; Alb a fhip from Amiltrdam, bound to Batavia, detained by the BONSTTA Hoop of war.— Sailed the PRINCESS or ORANGI man of war, for Yarmouth ; alto feveral outward-bound veffels, coaders, and colliers, to the wellw3rd.—Wind S.W. YARMOUTH, AUGUST 9. —This morning paired this port, to join Admiral Russsa.'s fleet off the Texcl, the RUBY and Poayrnamus, of 648uns each. Atiived from a cruise the Escoorr gun brig, and Hum s and Banat* cutters, with prizes: alto a large !hip, laden with coffee, a prize to the Mosses.. The (hips in the Roads are, the Roebuck, of 44 gun!, Ferretter, Refolute, and Efcort gun brigs, Hunter and Badger cutters. Wind S. W. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. ND, AUOUST The Nyserpe,Dawron ; Pr ris, Cannock ; Miran, Peacock ; Mot, Molerby ; Hannah, Sesigwick ; Progrefs, Dawfon, and the Raehael, Califon, from Norway; Commerce, ,from Massa; Britannia, Smith; . lbe, Landhalcs, and the Lauren, Hadley, from Tonningen ;EMI. P!Cra. Davi:on, from Riga; Shrpberdefs, Wells, from Virginia; Fern,—,from Pillau ; Catharina Carolina, —.front Lifboo• l.laen-hall, Diana, Purcell, and the Jennings. Barbet: I from Dublin. Sailed the Two Friends, Hughes, for Dublin, and Sae Lydia, Lawfoo, for %mime. Amoven.—lts StaaJgate Creek ,Entanuel, Ryland,front Cadiz, Sound to London—ln the Downs, Linen-hall. Lewington ; and Dime, Purcell, from Dublin—At Liverpool. Refource ' Moffat; from Untidier; ; Peterkin ; and Fa , r Trader, Simmons , from Mali deafens; Caroline --; and Hope, Robenf.m, :rom Dantsic—At Lifbon, frigate, from Portfmonth; I- armee., Carnaby ; and Braganca, Coles, from Leradon ; Golden Heece, Evans ; and Brothers, from Hull ; Neptune, Down- Int ; and Friends, Jones, from Falmouth; Ceres, Bentley ; }lope, BA ; lingethea, —; N. Sella —; and YCACC, Wilbert, from Liverpool. La Caribbe, from Porto Cavallo, for Spain, is captured by the Janveian privateer of Guernfey. and arrived there. The Jariveian µ'.+ attacked on the at th ult. by a French privateer (while con voying the above mice) and had one mat) killed and two wounded. Atter an hour's engagement the Frenchman lettred off. Sunday fe'nnight four young men were overfet in 4 boat at Wifbeach ; two of them, a journeyman ..44.1 an apprentice to a grocer of that place, were ..owned. CISRALTAR,IOLY 6. —Seat in on the 29th nit. the Spanith fiflting boat S. Jae de Alma, Enawout. na RAYS, eight days from Malaga, by the town priva teer la Fortuna. Captured and brought in Oft the 3d of July, the Spanifh zebeque Vn. del Carmen, Faanctsco Lotwat., from Cadiz, with fugar, lead, and copper, for Barcelona, by P. S. W. Crocodile. Arrived from the 28th of May to the sth of July: His Majefty's !loop Termagant, Captain Pettit, See days from Lifbon, with the mails—The Ragufan Rip Mary Ann, Matthew Masada, from Algeciras, in ballat for this place The American atfp Dean, E. Vibert, t days from Barcelona, with vrhse for Bal. dmore—The Sardinian pinque Vn. del Carmen, Greg. Ramalrone, one day from Algeciras, in balkaft. Jour t3.—A Spanifla Ming boat, detained by the town priva• tecr la Fortuna, has been rdeafed by his Excellency the Lieutenant Governor, inch detention being in oppofttion to the orders of his Excellent -T. —Sent in On the 6th, the Portugude fchooner Monte del Carmen, Antonio Lewis, from Se. Lucar to Llama, with foap and Cochineal, by his Majefty's Sup Agamemnon—Captured on the Bth, the Span& Miftico St. Antonio y Alma, Jacimo Cant- Ha, one clay from Eftepona, with wine. for Algeciras: the Moo. rifh Pinque Maimons. Rais Malay AlddLan, 1 7 days from Al meria, with rape, for Faro, by his Majefty's gun boats—Captured co the tub, afta having been &fated by her crew, a Spent& Miftieo, matter and veffers name unknown, with brandy and paper, by P. 5. W. Queen.--Captured on the z ath, after haat... been defcrted by her crew, a Gamete polaere, matter and veffers name unknown, with barrow., by P. S. W. Stiperb..—Datained and brought in ea the rah, the following nerds. three &minim Cadiz : The American Rip Mesa, joreph Chat, arida fait, for Alexandria; the American Owner Hermon, Charles Ath, with wine and fah, for Bolton; the American fhip Balky, Philip Cro atian, with fah and wine, fer New York, by his MaJefty's frigate Body:Mon. Sailed on the 70, Ids MaJefifsfloop Termagant and convoy to the wettward. Au American fhip, the Difpateh, of and belonging to Philadelphia, commanded by Captain BANNS'S, came Into Dover harbour on Thurfday morning.— She failed from New Diep, in Holland, on Friday fennight. in a great hurry, in order to avoid the em bargo that was then expeaed to be laid on every mo ment in the Dutch ports ; and, in the rough weather which has fence prevailed, the tiruck upon the Gal loper Sand, and fo materially injured her rudder, as to render it neceffary to put in there to repair the da mage. She is in ballall, bound to the afland of Ma deira fira, and then to Canton, in China, for a cargo. 1 The fupercargo, who is a very intelligent young man, Rates, that force time before they left Holland so,ooo troops were already embarked on board tranfports, for the purpofe of invading this country; and that 25,000 men were at Utrecht, and the vicinity ready for the fame purpofe. Liar INTEiLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, AUGUST 9. LORD ARCHIBALD 11/111ILTON •ND °TIMIS V. HIS ROYAL HIOHNISS TRH BURR OF WHIZ ♦ND °TIM& Tile ATTORNAT Gan Mai on the part of his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Saes, moved, that notwith. (Landing the injunaion already iffued in this cattle, the Right Hon. William Windham and Lord Gren ville fhould iffue debentures out of the ftu►d intraed to them, to the amount of 90001. for the ufe of his Royal Highnefs ; and alfo, that they fhould ifue debentures for a like funs of 60001. to be paid over to the Plaintiffs, for the ufe of Lady Augaa Murray. Mr. HoLurr, on the put of Lord Grenville, fad, he was jai -oiled to confent to the motion, fo far as Lord Grenville was anthorifed, andsvilhed to remind the Court, that as the cafe now is, Lord Grenville could not iffue his debentures, unlefs his Majelly fhould direa his warrants to him, and authorife him fo to do; as loon as this was done, he was ready to coition to the motion in the Weft extent. The LORD Cnamcassoa- 0 Let the Right Hon. William Windham and Lord Grenville, notwith (landing the order of the Court, be at liberty to de liver out any debentures, 'filmy are authorifed, pro vided it does not exceed the amount required by the motion." Mr. Rossat.ty, on the part of the truftees for Lady Augufta Murray, fuggefted, that if Lord Grenville could not iffue out is,oool. then, that fo much as he was authotifed to iffue fhould be divided equally be tween his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Suffer, and the Truftees for Lady Augulla Murray. The LORD CHaNCRLLOR--" Certainly take it fo." YRLINANTLIS, NINORR, v. lIRRINANTLI ♦ND TAYLOR. Mr. Ric H ARDS. on the part of the Plaintiffs, moved, that the Defendant, Mr. Freemantle, fhould pay into the Bank, on or before the 28th of this month, the fum of 66[91, acknowledged in his anfwer to be in his hands, as adminiftrator of the effects of Mr. Free mantle, deceafed, father of the minors. The fads of the cafe were as follow : at the death of Mr. Freemantle, he left whatever property he was poffeffed of to his wife, trufting to her natural love and affection for their children, and leaving the mode of providing for them entirely in her power. Some time after this, in the adminiftration of the Marquis of Buckingham, in Ireland, Mrs. Freemantle obtain ed the place of houfekeepet to the Houk of Commons, with a falary annexed to it of /fool. a year : fo foon as the had got this, fhe confulted with her particular friends, the late Earl of Clare and the Earl of Weft meath, and was, after much deliberation, advifed by them, to fign a paper, by which fhe declared, tbat the property fhe then was in poffeffion of, was left to , her by her hufband, for the tole ufe and advantage 1 of their children, and that the place of honfekeeper I to the Houfc of Commons had been given to her for the exprels purpofe of maintaining herfelf and her children on it, and letting whatever property her huf band had left, accumulate for their ufe. She then by I it bound herielf to fulfil, in every reflect, the inten tion of her hufband, and to maintain her children out of the 8001. At the time of palling the Alt of Union between this country and Ireland, Mrs. Freemantle obtained a penfion of mool. a year; compenfating for the lofs of the place of 8001. ; and having married the Defendant, fvlr. Taylor, they continued to Cup- port the children, and to allow their property to ac , cumulate, until the year 1803, when they Paid they 1 fhould be maintained out of the intereft of the money they had. The prefent bill was accordingly filed on the part of the children, for the fpecific performance of the agreement figned by their mo.her. The pre- feat motion was, that the Defendant, Mr. Freeman tle, who was adminittrator to the father of the nti• ours, fhould pay into the Bank, the flan of 66;91. which he had acknowledged, in his anfwer, to have of the property of the deceafed. No objection being made on the part of the Defen ' dant, the Court made the order accordingly. IPETMOUI 11, AUGUST 8: Yeflerday the trincefs Are BLIA completed her sad year, which was celebrated.here with great fplendour, by a grand entertainment giyen by their MAILSTI es, at the Royal, Hotel, to the principal part of the com pany here, and the neighbouring Nobility and Gen. cit.—About three o'clock, the Royal Family went to the Hotel, and received their guefts with their ufual affability and condefcenfion, and for which they are fo eminently diftinguillied. At half palt fonr the dinner began to be ferved up. There were turtles, venifon, and every delicacy that could be procured; the molt choice wines, and every thing worthy a kingly banquet. The Kum's table was ornamented with a Gothic colonade feven feet high, elegantly furrounded with beautiful flow ers. Under the arch were beautiful glafs wares, on pedeftals • the four corners prefented the name of the Princefs Lucia in the parterre work; at the head and foot were prefented two beautiful figures of Bri tannia and Minerva, fupporting the letters P. A. The nine principal tables were thus ornamented : The firft had five elegant ornaments in fruit and flowers, betides a variety of landfcapes. The fecond table had an elegant rich temple, with emblematical trophies of war, and the parterring or rand work dif played a view of Weymouth and the Camp, which was very correitly and ingenioufly executed by the artift. This was much noticed, and highly amufed the company. The third table had three elegant piece; of mufic, with devices in parterre, or land work, molt taftefully executed to anfwer. The fourth table, five beautiful red glafs vafes were difplayed, with beautiful landfcapes of winter pieces, richly finifhed on the parterring work. On the fifth table was a beautiful piece of Arabefque ornament ; fide pieces to anfwer. On the parterring or fand•work the choicett fruits, flowers and birds, were difplayed in the moR fanciful (Lyle. The fixth table difplayed a very elegant grotto, with fountains and water-talls. The fand-work difplayed twu beautiful figures, fup. porting the letters P. A. &c. On the feventh table were three elegant pieces of ornaments, fix feet high, very taftefully decorated with flowers, and the par terring work to anfwer. The eighth table was a molt beautiful fet of glafs vafes, decorated with the molt choice flowers. A very elegant green glafs was on the ninth table, and the parterring work difplayed a variety of birds. Between feven and eight o'clock the ball-room was thrown open, and dancing commenced, and continu ed till half pea eleven. The Royal Dukes danced alternately with their lovely fillers. Their Mayan.' as appeared in excellent health and fpii its, and were much gratified at entertaining fuck a numerous affemblage of their loving fubjefts. At feven o'clock this morning his Mayerry took his ufual ride. After breakfatt his Majetty, with a numerous company, and feveral attendants, went on board the Royal Yacht. The Mellinger who arrived this morning with difpatches from Mu:lifters, attend ed his Majelly onboard. Arrivals at Luce's Hotel : John Penn, Efq. Mr. Corryndon, and James Morgan, Efq. BRIGHTON, AUGUST 8. The Duke of Suss ix arrived here tali night. The 1 PRINCII returned from Lord TUURLOW'S • where his Royal Highnefs dined, at an early hour. and enjoyed an harmonious evening with his Royal Brother, at the Pavilion. The Panics and the Duke of Sum' paraded the Steyne together for foam time this mor ning. Many faihionables of the net rank were alfo on the walk. The Cewormy floop of war, in honour of the Palace, fired a Royal Salute within gun mot of the town this morning. The fafhionable contents of many of our heft pleafure boats had been previoufly pot on board the vefrel. Lord Cloven's yacht was riding on the billows, kill ailern of her. The Captain of the Hoop, with Captain Spoon La, afterwards pa raded the Steyne. Some excellent diverfion was enjoyed on Marlbo rough Steyne laR night; Lord BaaaVUOaa and Mr. Maszism, as the riders, trying their powers in a don key race. Mr. MELLISH for tome time had the ad vantage,the Noble Lord making all the play he could; but that would nnt have been fufficient, had not Mr. Mezzisa ultimately been thrown, and thereby given his opponent an opportunity of winning the race ; which opportunity, it is (comely neceffary to fay, he embraced. All parties, however, were fatis fi ed ; though his Lordfizip was declared the vittor amida,the united acclamation, of the populace. The improvements already made here, and thofe projetted, feem to Phew that this place, in proportion to tts flee, keeps pace nearly with the metropolis. Among the intended improvements the ereelion of tea-piers to make an artificial harbour, is confidently mentioned. This plan is faneinned by His Royal Highnefs the Paziecr of WALES, who is ever ready to contribute both by his patronage and affillance to any meafure tending to the improvement of this place. Mr. DODD, the engineer, has already commenced a Purvey for the purpofe of Jrawing up a plan of this ISCW harbour. GLOI7CISTEIL ELSCTION.-Our Readers may de pend on the correanefs of the following Statement. At the clofe of the Poll on Wednefday (firft day) the numbers, by tallies, were— For Lord Anher Samara 33 Captain Morris 53 Second Day so Second Day 142 Third Day, at s o'clock, 110 Third Day, at s o'clock 8o Downsuiss Etscriow.—On Saturday evening the Rate of the poll for the County of Down flood as follows : For Vireoant Caillereagh - 601 Por Lieut. Col. Made y 7o Majority —4B NATIONAL DENT.—An Account, thewing what has been redeemed of the National Debt, the Land- Tax, and Imperial Loan, to the tft Augufl, 18°5 : i. s. 1 Redcemed by Annual Million. Re. - 55,499,070 0 o Ditto by il. per cent. per Ann. On LOUTS 4140405 0 0 Ditto by Land Tax - 21,094395 o o Ditto by al. per Ct. per Ann. on Imp. Loan 395,767 o o Total rt0,t56,737 o o The_fumto be czpended In the earning Toner is i,831,606 6 4 A. the Bath coach was returning to town yeller• day morning, it overturned and broke the thighs of one outfidc patina ' and the leg of another. IPCAT/Ara INTELLIGENCE. F.DINBUROH RACES. Saturday the purfe for the beaten horfes of the week was run for over the Sands of Leith, and won by. Mr. Khansld's bay mare Mr. Carnegie 's e. a Mffs Betfey Mr. Warrices Unfortunate Jack - t a - i 8* • Mt. OXFORD RACES, TUESDAY, AUGUST 6. A Cup of wogs. value, by Subferibers of togs. each. Four miles. Mr. Fenwick's b. L Mifs Coiner, by Don ctlaote, 4 yrs old Mr. Kellermann's eh. m. Marv, s yrs old - a Mr. IQllermaun's Magic, 3 yrs old Five to 4 on Alaric, and 9 to 4 aRR. Mifs Coiner. The Plate was not run for want of horfes. WIDII SDA r.—Sweepflakes of togs. each for hunters. Four miles. Lord F. A. Spencer's ch. g Sylsamu, 6 yrs old, walked over. Fifty Pounds for 3 yr and 4 yrs olds, &c. Two mile heats. Mr. Abbey's bl. f. Vireo, by Sir Peter, 4yn old - it a Mr. Feawiek's b. g. Emu* 4 yrs aid • • a dr - HUNTINGDON. AUGUST 7. Fifty Pounds was run for on Portholm Meadow— free for 4, 5, 6 years old and aged bodes, dec.— mile heats, 4 yrs old carrying yft. 91b. ; 5 yrs old 811. 51b. ; 6 yrs old Bft. talb. ; and aged O. — mares and geldings allowed 31b. Winners of one Plate or Sweepftakes in the year tBos, taming 41b. extra.—of two, 61b.—Thole which never was a Plate or Sweepftakes, allowed 41b. Mr. Plaices b. tn. Two Sboes. 4ri old (woo a Plo**) t s •I Sir Charles Banbury's Eleinor, aged - • Mr. Elwcis b. f. Malden, yrs old (won a Pkte) 3 3 3 At ftarting a to I in favour of Eleanor.—After the firft heat even betting Eleanor againft the field; and after the fecond heat, a to t Eleanor againft the field.—A very good race between Eleanor and Two Shoes.—Mr. Elwes's filly could not make the play expeCted, in confequence of the hard running on the preceding day, when fhe won the Plate after four contefted heats. Notwithftanding it rained inceffAntly from two o'clock till near fix, it did not prevent the company from attending the ground at five, the time of the horfes Ratting and we witneffed nearly the fame 4. !emblaze of alio* as on the preceding day. NOTTINGHAM RACES, TUESDAY. AUG. 6. His Majeily's Plate of wogs. Four-mile heats. Mr. Aekers's b. e. Newellle. by Wary, 4 yrs old - Mr. Morris's eh. h. Tornadomed - 4 Mr. Harris's b. b. Sir Rowland, 3 yrs old - sdr Mr. J. Peveral's eh. e. Damper, 4 yrs old 3 dr Sweepitskes of sgs. each, with Sol. added. One Mile. Mr. Sirwers b. f. Goofeeap . . Gen. Grofvenor's b. e. Skinniffaer Mr. Spa's b. E Maid of lllington I I s s 3 dt WIDNISDAY. Fifty Pounds for 4.yr old Colts, &c.-2 mile beats. Mr. Clifton's b. f. Jofephina, by Sir Peter t Mr. Peveral's ck. c. Damper a S • Sweepilakes of togs, each. for Htmters.-4 miles. Lord F. Bentinek's b. g. Lothario, by Chance • Mr. Warde's b.& by Achilles, dam by Match'an • LONDON MARKET& INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, AUGUST L. Wheat pa load aol os to Sol os Barley per porter 21 os to 21 61 Oats per ditto xl 12s to tl 16s Beans per ditto 21 138 to al iss Pure per ditto sl TOO to 111 134 PRICE OF HOPS. POCK ITS. gent • 51 64 to 71 os I Kent - 51 los to 71 Ins Bean . 51 se to 61 zu Sutra - 51 ss to 61 I & Efts . 51 se to 61 zu Farnham 71 Os to 81 os Old Duty, aspool. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bags 51 zu to 71 0; I Pockets 51 zBs to 71 us PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. Smithfield. St. James's. WhiteclupoL HaTPaload 3 to to 4 zo 3 ooto 6 5 o l 4 oto s oet Etna 3 oto 3 s 2 3 6oto 3 ill o 2 z 8 to 3 Is 0 Christ 4 oto s 0 s sto 6 o 0 NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, Ango:t 9. Per (tone of 81b. by the careafe. Doer 3• 4d to 4. 4 d I Veal 31 4d to pII Mutton p4dtoas 4/ Pork 4s od to 5* 94 Lamb --3 s 8d to 5s od. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. It. James's market 4s 314 Town Tallow 7u 6d to of Clare Market 4 6 34 Ruffle ditto (can.) Its od to 71s Whitechapel Market Ruffle ditto (foap) 68s to cos od (Per Rome of 81b.) 41 2ft Melted Stuff sis to 58s od Ditto rough oos od to os its 9d Graves Ire od Average Price 41 34 Good Drep los to os Yellow Soap, 78s to os—Mottled,BBs—Curd,929 Price of Candles per dozen, x is ad—Moulds, tae ad PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 561 b each ssid to 231 d Ditto, 6o to 651 b sjd to 26d Merchants Backs --el to -..d Dreffing Hides std to 234 Fine Coach Hides ssci to 23d Crop Hides for Cutting 22 id to 231 d Flat Ordinary std to aid Calf Skins, so to 4016 per dozen 38d to 42d Ditto so to 7olb 364 to 3114 Ditto ,o to Bolb 36d to 3114 Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. 3s 4d to 318 d Large eicto tzos to twos per doz. Goat Skins 3os to 6os ditto. Tanned Horfe Hides 218 to 40s each Bark per load - 261. od. to 281. NEW COAL MARKET, A.uguft 9. Ships at Market. Ship* Sold. Prices, 36 Newcatie Coat 34 455. od SI& 6 d• 4 Sunderland - - 4 44s 64 475. 04 - COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Arofterdurt 38 o a UL C.adis pap Naples 40 i Do. at fight 37 3 Ditto 311 dL Genoa 451 Rotterdam is • 2 UL Madrid pap Li/bon 6o Hantburgh 35 3 11111. Ditto 311df. Oporto 6t Altana 35 4 2 9 UL Bilbao 34jeff. Dublin 13 Pahl day's date 25 ta lir. Leghorn so Co k 141 Paris - s 6 o 2 Ur. Venice 6a Evros Pica effediss Bourdeaux 26 z ditto per xl. (talks'. Agio on the Baok of *Hand sf per Cent. Portugal Gold in Coin, per ounce .0 4 o o Gold in Bare ditto 4 0 • New Dollars, per ounce o 5 3 lIAOII. There are but few branches of bufinefs, merely fpeculative, which have experienced fo great a change for the better, as our Lotter y Of f ices. Frnm being the fources of darnition to thoufands, by hold ing out temptations to every fpecies of ga ming and fraud, nothing now can be trantatted in them but a fair tale of Tickets, and Shares, equally fecured by the Legillsture ; and iollead of Government gaining little more than the bare interell of the money advanc ed for the Tickets, as formerly, the Lotteries of 'aft y_ear only, yielded a clear fum of half a nAillion !Ad