Star. — London, England, 1805-05-25 00:00:00

Colonel BA r3WFI-1, moved the third reading of the kith Elec tion Bill. An amendment was proposed to be ma de by the omif finn of the word inftrument," in a particular part of the Rill ; but it frequet.t rieur-cnre throuahrita various pars of the Bill, indurrd e.e Flour,. on the fu,ll-ion of the Speaker, to poltpoue the third rradirg till Monday. _ _ The ltifh Cod , ims Cummiffiotiert Bill was moved to he r adathird ti Mr. W. P. Ponfon hy oppofed it, and the third reading was find for Mord ty. The file of Man Ell! was put off till Monday fennight. wo. , t.LEN TRADF. - - _ Mr. BROOK F. moved forlei.;ve;;:t;;;iin a Bill to explain and amend felval .Ads raative to the Woollen Trade of Great Britain.' Admiral BERKE LF. obfcrved, that the former Bill to this el feet was thrown out in the Lords, and it was not likely that the fubitdt could obtain a full congideratioo at this late period of the idßon. When the Bill was brought forward, he fhould think it h:t duty to more a further continuance of the Sufprnfion AR. Mr. BROOKK, however. obtained leave to bring in the Bill, and it was ordered that Mr. Brooke, Mr. Wilberforce, and 'air W. Younp, be appointed to prepare the fame. DUBLIN PAVING BOARD. --- Mr. VANSITTART purfnanr to notice, toff to move for leave to brag in a Bill for the more effedual providing for the paving, lighiing, and dranfing ot the City of Dublin. He was aware of the difficuty under which any Gentleman would labour in bring ing forward a remtdlal meafure, who had not local experience.— But the grievance was prtffing, and the reined' could not be put off to neat &Mon. Hr WA* Suer , tlild:d too by Gentlemen poffel.. Sing local experience, who would cornet him if he Should be wrong in thc view he &Add take of the queltion. The Honoura ble Gentleman then entered into an explanation of the eircum ftances tweet which the prefent Board had been appointed. The deht an theft appointment was 45,cir.vi. but it had Since inereafad to 34,0d0L and it wnit:,l he evident that if Such a fyftent were tol , e continued without any ir.reecre of revenue that no good could he expetted from it. Hi; objcet was to fufpenel the powers of the ;intent Board, and to arpoint another with powers to invelligste, and alto to give power to the Lords of the Tres i ury to advaoce a certain funs to the Board tor the immediate purport of bang ap plied to :Trimly the eitiflior, grievance. He did not wills fur pre cipitation on the oreafion, but propoled that the Bill Should be paffed through its first Rage, with all convenient difpatch, go then to a Committee with a view to have it pricted and rcconimitted on tome future day, that would leave Sufficient dine to take the fenfe of the paries on the Spot. On there grounds he moved for have to bring in a Bill to provide for the appointment of Com miffionent to inquire into any irregularities or abufes in the con dudt of the Paving Board in Dublin, and to provide for the fufpen- Dun of the powers and authority of laid Corporation, for vetting the fame in another Board, for the better concluding the bufinets of Paid Corporation. An irregular but h-r interefting converfation took place on this motion amongft Irilh Members. Alt agreed in the prin ciple of the meafure propufed. Lord DE BLAQIIII-AtE, as a Member of the Paving Board, rejoiced that the time had arrived for inquiry. He agreed that the Blameful Rate of the !beets of Lublin required fortethiog to be done immediately. He thought the Commiffioners Rauuld be ap pointed in the Hour', and not by any one out of it; and that the e inquiries Should extend to the inveftigation of the grounds upon which the unfavourable report made three years finee of the Paving Board by the Commiffioners of Imprcft Accounts was founded.--. The Noble Lord Rated alfo tome details, proving the ir.adequaey of the funds of the Board to the fulfilment of their contrails. After a converfation between Mr. Shaw, the Hon. Denis Browne, Mr. Akxandcr. sir j Newport, Mr. Ponfonby, and Mr. Vanflt tart, leave was given to bring in the Bill. Mr. V.t.NSITTART then brought up the BilLwbigh was read a Brit time, and ordered tobe read a fccond time on Monday. hIr.VANSIT TART then gave notice .that he fhould on Monday move the Houfe into a Committee to con:oder of tbc propriety of empowering the Lord lieutenant to direct the Lords Cominifilun en of the Treafury to advance a certain turn for the purpoks of Paid At neural other orders were pollponed, and the Mule adjourned LONDON. The length cf the Debate In the Houfe of Lordt. lving prevented sit from giving in the STAR of this day, the continuation of the intercepted Correfpondence between Lord Wat.i.asLair and the Court of Dim'tor: of the Eaft India Company, we (hall re fume it on Monday. We confider it of the utmod importance, and we have no doubt, that it will be read with great attention, not only by all thofe In pardesdar who are interefted in the fate of oar Bait India poll. ffinpo,but by every man who has any re gard for the Britifb charadter. It will ferve to thew the refult of that fyftem rif conga& which has been purfued by the Noble Marquis, who is at the bead of the Government in that country, But we are lorry to find in it fume expreilions, which had they occurred in the Correfpondence of the Corfican Defpot, would have been univerrally reprobated. SATURDAY, MAY kr. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK; • Confol4,3Bj—for Account, 39+1—.0ronimn, 3i. PRICE OF s rocKs YESTERDAY. Bank Stock 174 172 Innia Stocks cB2, 3 per C. Red. An. Than In ha Bonds, i a 211. 414 3 per Cent. Conf. Ann. 3bilif Imp. 3p. Ct. 3'61 4 per Cent. C. 73{ 74 Excheq. Bills ti dit IS. par. per Cent. Navy Omnlum 31 3 preen 3 per Cent 1797 97 4 i Englith Tickets 1 9 1 . St. L. Ann. itst 11-16tha Coat. for Ace. Op. 39f r 39; It will be feen in the Parliamentary Proceedings, that Lord DARNLEY'S motion was rejeded lafi night, in the Houfe of Lords. Lord ME evt Lea appeared in his place- In anfwer to Lord Dalt e r, whole fpeech went to cenfure the condud of the Board of Admi ralty, or, at leak to lay force grounds for an in- quiry, Lord 14sevnert Rated this very important fad, that, inßead of fuffering a diminution of the number of (hips of the Royal Navy, our Navy before Chrißmas next would be increafed to One Kindred and Ten, or One Hundred and Fifteen fitips of the Line. a force much more than adequate to contend againß every effort of our enemies. This morniNg difpatches were received at the Ad miralty, from Lord NELSON. We have not been able to learn their date, nor the intelligence they bring. A- neutral ve(rzl arrived at Briftol, is raid to have i.)::en in with the DONNIGAL, one of Lord NELSON'S fleet, on the 25th ult. which had paired the Gut of Gibraltar on the preceding day. The whole fleet, which was in molt excellent order, tont - riled of twelve fail of the line, one fifty gun (hip, frigates, floops,Ecc. to the amount of thirty-fix fail. Lett zrs fi om Penzance mention a report circulated there, that Lord NELsorr ha• fallen in with the Com bined fleets, taken five Spanifh (hips of the line, and funk or deflroyed feveral others; but as the channel through which the intelligence was received there is not Rated. we are inclined to doubt its truth. On Tuefilay evening Lk a !mall vacl arrived at Penzance from our fquadron off Mint, for provi fions, &c. The Mailer mentions what we have al aPaLly flared, that the enemy lately (hewed a difpofi. ; NI to ‘umc out, but finding our tquadron bad re turned to its Ration, they again retired into Brea 'harbour. A private Letter of the loth intl. from Dublin, Rates as follows : " 1 Itavejuit ken a private letter from Bantry, Rating that a cut down 74 gun ildp made its appearance off that Bay, and not an fwering Groats, was fired at by the Fort, which, after hoiltio; French colours, the veffel returned, anti then failed elf, This ac count has naturally given rife to various cunjettures. I think it tight, at this critical time, to put you in potreffion even of every report entitled to notice. You may rely on the earlieft intelligence of any important event." The Dublin Papers of the ztft, received this morn ing, do not even mention fuch a rumour as the above. There are letters in town from Cadiz, of fo late a date as the 28th ult. which alien that the combined French and Spanifh fleets had failed, but without mentioning any time or particulars. The general fuppofition was, that it was defined for the EaR In dies; but this opinion appears to have been founded merely on the circumfance upon which we obferved in the &ft inflance, of General Lava ;ma, who is a native of Pondicherry, having the command of the French troops. Admiral Cox LINGWOOD% fquaciron, we underhand, is certainly deflined to reinforce Lord Nixsow's fleet. The Captain of a Swedith veffel, juit arrived, reports that on the 4th inhant, he law eight fail a the line in Lagos Bay, which is fituated a little to the fouth ward of Cape St. Vincent. Thefe he fuppofed to be a part of Lor&NaLsom's fquadron—a conjeflure by no means irrational ; the remainder of the fleet being then, in all probability, cruizing off Cadiz, waiting for the neceirary reinforcements. By the Difpatches received from Admiral COCH KAN a, it appears that the enemy, of whom he was in purfuit, had only three days hart of him, and great hopes were entertained of his being able to come up with them. The predatory career of the enemy in that quarter may now be confidered as ter minated. Its exploits have been confined to the moll wanton ravages committed on private property.— Defencelefs individuals have of courfe materially fuffered, but no one important or national advantage has been atchieved by the expedition ; while there is every profpeet of not a 'lngle ihip belonging to it being ever able to re-enter the ports of France. A New York paper of April ; t, fays—A. A 'Orel arrived at Portland, in 23 days from St. Thomas, brings a report of the arrival of another French fleet in the Welt Indies, confilling of twenty veffels,"-.- This intelligence cannot be correet. Lord ST. VINCENT left town this morning for his feat at Brentwood. The Polemics aore-fhip, at Deptford,ic completely ready, and is expelled to faii fur New South Wales on Tuelday next. Lord KEITH yeiterday arrived in town from the Downs, and had this morning a long interview with the Admiralty Board, as had likewife Admiral DUCKWORTH. A Court Martial has been held on the Officers of the Arrow !loop, and Acheron bomb, which were captured by the enemy in the Mediterranean. They have been honourably acquitted. Captain FAR(tyllAll, Commander cf the late ACHERON bomb, captured in the Mediterranean by two French frigates, has been promoted to the rank of Pat Captain, for his gallant condo& on that (re cafion. Law.—Yefierday, in the Court of King's Bench, George Bailey, of Devonffiire fireet, Hanover-ft:pare, Efq. exhibited articles of the peace again(! Lord Rea, letting forth the commencement of his acquaintance with that Noble Lord, at the time he took a Gentle man of the name of M'Kee into partnerfhip in his extenfive bufinefs as a Welt India Merchant in t 793. Stating that he (Mr. Bailey) •had time difference with Lord Rea about the latter end of the year t 799, or beginning of aoo : That his Lordfhip thook his cane over his head in Bond-firect, and menaced him : That fume little time fince, at Mad. Dupre's ma querade, in the prefence of f everal ll of the nobility and gentry, his Lordfhip followed Mr. Bailey over dif terent parts of the 'room where he had been fitting, &c. calling him a d—d rafcal ! fcoundret, &c. and WAS proceeding to pull him by the note, ',non which a fcuffie edited. The articles then prayed fecurity to Mr. Bailey from bodily harm, &c. which the Court ordered accordingly. The newßallet Dance of " Leander and Leonora," at the Royal Circus, befides its highly pleafing fcenes and charafters, amongft the latter of which the Mungo of MONTGESIL RY, and the UrfUla of Mrs. Pat am sox, deferve pat titular notice, brings forward a great variety of admirable 'dancing, in which the brilliant execution and talk of Mr. Gieoux in Leander; and Mifs GIROUX, in Leonora, together with that of M;ft CAROLINE Glenn x, (land highly eminent. The 44 Knights of the Garter" abounds in fplendor, mixed with fcenes of great humour. The tinging cf Mifs , FaIRON is truly aftonifhing, for fuch an infant. The Horfemanffiip of Maaasw is admired by all lovers of Equarian teats ; and the whole concludes with the pleating Pantomime of Harlequin Bacchus : A richer routine of evening amufement can certainly no where be met with. . . STeTI Losrsay.—Fourth Day.—Na. 18,594, a blank, but as firfi drawn entitled In soool. 'Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, are felling at Dan M MOND'S Office, 65, Fleet-lirect. until Wednefday morning, nine o'clock. • RESTORED Sutclus.—At the Humane Society's Receiving Houle, Hyde Park.—An unfortunate de fpending female laR Friday-was taken out of the Ser pentine River apparently. dead. Mr. WiLtrom, a Surgeon of the Horfe Guardsland Mr. RtuARDSON, Medical Affillant, employed the ufual methods.— Life was happily reflored by their (kill and perfeve ranee. In the evening. her dittrefred relatives came to the Receiving nioufe, and when able to be re• moved, (he was conveyed home in a coach. The parties recommended by Mr. RICHARDSON have been rewitaed by the Treafurer of the iybove• Society. AMERICAN PAPERS. We Tele:Jay received American papers to the ISth ult. 'I hey contain nothing new with refpea to the Foceetlings of the French in the Well Indies; they mention feveral report; which were circulated by the French, of their having taken Gibraltar by a tout. de-main, of their having landed so,ooo men in Scot. land, &c. We have extra&ed the following curipus account of a boxing match between two judges, and for the purpofe, we prefume, of preferving proper folemnity, the Hall of the Legiflative Body WAS the feene of union, and the battle was fought in du pre fence of the Chief Junice : 1, On Wcdnefday left the Legiflature of tai, State (New York) adjourned fine die. A fracas occurred on this occafion, difgraceful at teat to the hero of the piece. Some obfervation. front Judge PURDY, relative to the affair of the Merchants' Bank, had, in the courte of the day, given offence to Judge TAYLOR. Imme diately after the adjournment, (lays the Awanj Centixel, received fait evening,) Judge TAYLOR walked round the table to Judge PURDY, and told kiln, in fomething of a low voice, that the Se nate being adjourned, be now met him as a private Citizen, and wished to know what he meant by his obfervation ? alluding to the above. judge Poanr replied, that be meant to tell the truth.— Upon this judge 'FAVLOI called hint a lying old raleal. Judge Ptrane retorted, by calling him a rafcal, or a koundrel, in return. Upon thi• judge TAYLOR, jai.: reremonie, ftruck him a violent blow with his fill, jult under the ribs, which ftaggered him con aderablY• t rudge Puse 4 v pautcd an in ft ant, as if to cor.edt him felf—then (eased a chair, and aimed a blow at the heat! of his an tagonift, but was prevented effecting it by the interference of their brother Senators. Judge Tar LOR then left the room, and as he went out of the Bar, be Paid to Judge PURDY " YOU know where I live, Sir; if you wills for fatisfadinn, me at home"— The affray took place in •he pretence of about too witneffes. Within the Bar were, bcftdes the Senators, the Chief !office, Mr. juftice SPINCRI, and one or two Clergymen. But if a man will not refped himfelf, how Mall he refpat others!" There papers alfo contain a variety of contradictory rumours refpeeting the horrible warfare carried on in St. Domingo between the French troops and the Imperial Haytian Army ; but the following appears to be the only Ratemeat upon which any reliance can be placed— On the sd of April, Captain RICHARDS, who ar rived at Charleflon from Cape Francois, commnni cated the intelligence that the Black army had takes the city of St. Domingo by norm. The whole of their force confined of forty thoufand men, in four divifions, the main body of which, com poled of twenty-fix thoufand, was commanded by General CHR ISTOPH E. The Emperor Ds:simian had marched at their head until they reached St. Yago, an inland town of confiderable ntength ; a council of war was then held, when it was determin ed to norm the city. The Emperor, however, was requened not to rifk his life in the attempt, and the direetion of the liege was given to General BRAVE, who, after a defperate and bloody confliet, fucceeded in carrying the city ; not, however, without confider able lois. It was rumoured that General Basalt was mortally wounded, and had loft one thoufand of his belt troops. The French and Spaniards found in the city, it was fuppofed, were all put to the fword. It is, however, affirmed by Captain TODD, of the brig Sally, who is arrived at Baltimore, from St. Domingo, that only one divifion of the Haytian ar• my had made their appearance, but it was expeCted that no attack would be made on the city until the remainder arrived. No apprehenfions were enter tained of the Blacks taking the place, as there was plenty of ammunition and men, and every precaution had been taken to put the place in the belt (tate of defence poilible. All the veffels were ordered out of the port, fo as to leave no hopes of retreat. The women and children, and property to a large amount, were fent to Porto Rico ; but fume of the veffels were intercepted by our cruisers, and fent into Jamaica. The Philadelphia papers mention that two veffels had arrived at that port from Guadaloupe, after lofing feveral of their hands by the yellow fever.— The veffels have been ordered to the quarantine fiation. Captain PADDbCK, who arrived at New York on the t zth April, from St. Domingo, pnfitively con tradids the report of the furrendrr of that place to Dissaitras. On the sth of March, however, one divifion of thetHaytian army appeared off St. Carlos (an out-port of the town of St. Domingo)—and !hot a French General, walking on the ramparts. On the Bth, they croffed the River, and encamped. On the t ith, the French General DEBARQDI at the head of 4 0 0 men, made fortis from Fort Carlos, and routed the befieger., who IoR their Commander and 4oci troops. On the fu,:ceeding day, General Fia- It AND ordered the (hipping away, and compelled them to take on board all the women and children in the place, and convey them to Porto Rico. The Haytian army had taken Port-au Plate and St. Jago, after a nott dreadful and defperate refin ance from the Whites, all of whom, men, women, and children, were indifcriminately slaughtered by the favage and infuriated conquerors. The Blacks loft one of their Gineralc, and above t Soo men. At a Council of War held at Cape Francois pre vious t • the march of the Haytian Army, the Black Emperor, in imitation of his tawney brother of PAris, refolved not to rifle his precious perfon in the attack of St. Domingo. The command of the expedition accordingly devolved upon CHRISTOPHR. It might feem incredible that the Black Leaders in St. Domingo could poffibly be furpafred in ferocity, if experience had not taught us, that the name of Frenchmen in that part of the world, is become fyno• itimous with murder. In proof of this, we copy the following abominable decree from the New York Papers : "L.. FERILIND, GENERAL OF BRIGADE, COMMANDER IN CHIEF OF ST. DOMINGO, &C. &C. " Convinced by long experience that all kind of regard and moderation is ufelefs towards the (cowl drels who maintain the rebellion in Hifpaniola, by furnithing fupplies to the rebels, &c. Art. x.—" All individuals whomfoever found on board any vef fel or velTels, allies or neutrals, bound to any port► in flifpaniola, occupied by the Rebels, mall fuffer sloth. " More found on board any veal. Allies or Neutrals, coming out of any Ports in Hifpaniola, occupied by the Rebels, ball fuf. fer death. " Thofe found at two league, from any Port on the Coaft of Hifpaniola, occupied by the Rebels, on board of Allies or Neu trals, !hall fuffer death. s. " All prifoners made In there diferent cafes flail be brought into one of the ports of Hifpaniola, occupi-d by the French, to be tried by a Military Comadffion, which is to pronounce (entente. 3. " This Proclamation mall be pat Into execution oa the tit Boreal (April at). ' "Dune at St. Danger, the !6th Natick (Feb. 5). tilos. (Signal) • • 0 11111SAND.N. NAUTICAL IV7ELLIGENCF. CR MOCK, MAT :s.--Arrive] yeflerday, the Ir melinda, MA imp' s, from New Providence; failed thence in company with his Majefly's Ichooner PICK t. 2, who called at Bermttda to receive difpatches for Blitaio. Captain Maanots Cooke, on the 4th inflant, in lat. 48. long. 43. the Trep e ffey, M ORRISS and ford Duncan, Ku, for Newfoundland, an d another brig in company, name unknown. Captain SCH ENCK, of the Belvidere, from Wilmington, fpnlce. on the t3th of April, the Palmyra, KtuNsucrou, from Liverpool for Bolton, lat. 42. long. 53, 18; on the 15th (poke the Mary, CROR AT, from Liverpool EO Virginia, lat. 42. 58. long. 47. 57. PORTSPIOUTH, MAY 24.—Sailed with difpatches for the Mediterranean, the Jamaica frigate, Captain Dicx. So urgent were the orders for getting her away immediately, that they were all night bufily employed in viCtualling and watering her from the Chips at Spithead. Alfo failed on a cruize the Est- TILE PainatiTa and SPARKLER gun brigs. Went out of haybollY the BRILLIANT frigate, Capt. Bosom— Come in to he coppered, and commiffioned, the Ross, a fine new !loop, jull launched at 1 - I.tßings, in Suffez. Dui., May 24.—Sailed the Crain cutter on a cruise off Calais. Came down from Sheernefs the Bonetta iloop of war, and remains in the Downs with the Monarch, Utrecht, alnd Diomede men of war; Alert and Mile Hoops of war; Volcano, Zebra, Veftivini., and Difcovery bombs ; Blazer, and Rifle man gun brigs; and the Minorca. Covrt.v. (or the South Seas. Came down from the River and failed through the Downs. the Speculator, Mona', for Newfoandland.—Wind N. E. FROM LLOYD'. LIST. G RAVI/RNA. MAY i4 —paged by the Olfen, Furß, from Nor. way ; Friendfchoft, Hanßaugh, from PiUa a ; Three Good Bro thers, Omen, from Norden, and the Vrow Geefina, Yotroll. from Embdeit. Sailed the Hibernia, Montgomery, for Belfaft ; Britannia, Robinfon, for Ton:tinges ; Maria Catbarina, Honed; for Vara ; Ms, Kamp, and the Triton, Spigbt, for Embden. AaetveD-v-In SoindrateCreek„ firedamp, Fleydger, from St Luau" and (Althea Freife, from l'akrato—At Liverpool, Nep tune, itawkins, fro m New York; George Wallington, from New Orleans; Henrietta, • and Ctipernicus, from bantsleln the Clyde, Irsnalinda, Marquis, Iran New Providence; and Minenra, Rowe, from Ttinidad—At New York, Fanny, Taylor, from the Clyde—At Tortola, Canadian, Shad. forth, from London. The Friends, KAVA4IIAff, and the Good Intent, WHELAN, from Waterford for Newfoundland, have put back to Waterford.—They were captured by the Sylph FrenCh privateer pn the 18th init. in Lir. 49. long. ts. 25. W. which plundered thcm and fuffered them to depart—the privateer mounted 18 guns, the Captains report that the had captured fix or eight other valets. Tile Indnßry, MgCaarity, from Cork for Barba does, has been taken, retake;, and carried into St. Vincent's. The Sufannah, Gawp, from Eckwarclen for Phi- ladelphia, has foundered at fea. Tire Charince, Baaarrr, from London, was on Wore in the Eyder on the 19th init. but was espeaeck to be got off. Mr. Cata's recent Travels in Denmark, Sweden. RufHand, and Pruffta t will appear early ia the enfuing week. Wednefday a Court of Direaots was held at the Eaft India Houk, when Captain P. Heassar was (worn into the command of the Euphrates, deftined, to Madras and Bengal. The [hips William Pitt, of boo tons, and the Tellicherry, of 465 tons, bound to Botany Bay, were engaged to bring home teas from China. Two Chaplains attended the Court, who took the ufual oaths, and received a very admirable charge from the Chairman. Mr. ME LL 14H and Lord DARLIm crox have a match for Soon guineas to be run the next Lewes Races be tween Sancho and Pavillion, half forfeit. Lord DA It. LINGTON offered 1200 guineas to be off ; but Mr. Matt. is H wanted t 800. Sancho was afterwards beat eat) , by Bohai!, which has occafioned filch a reverie of opinion that now Mr. MiLLISH has tendered moo guineas to be off, which Lord DARGINGTOS has re futed. It may appear to thofe who do not underßand the natnre of the Legal Quays, that the compenfations are large ; bat it ought to be confidered, that when Government deprive individuals of a valuable pro perty, wherein the profperity of a whole family is concerned, they cannot be too liberal, particularly in the Legal Quays, as a duty has been collated tome years on the tonnage of ()tipping, end mull continue until Government are re.iinburfad, when the whole of this extenfive freehold property will fall into their hands : we with the limits of our Paper would alloy/ us to give the whole of Mr. Eames s fpeech on the claims of Mr. Dixox, as well as the very honoura ble and feeling manner in which the SoLicrroa Ga mmas replied; but, we underltand, there are only eight more to be enquired into—and as Mr. Guitar, the Ihort-hand writer, attends, the whole will be publifbed.—T4e following Counfel were employed y the Crown : Attorney General. Mr. Dampier, • Solicitor General, Mr. Common Serjeant, . Mr. Garrow, Mr. Rowe. Solicitor for the Crown, Mr. Cooper. For Dixon and Co. Mr. &Rine, Mr. Ratidk JackTosit Mr. Serjeant Beft, Mr. Gurney. Mr. Adam, King's Cowed, Solicitor, Mr. Tyrrell, City Ronentrancer. SMITHFIELD, May 24. To fink the offal.—per flak of Sib. Saar 4s od to sa Sd I Veal • Ss ed to G 44 Mutton al 8d to 5$ 4d Pork 41 44 to S 2 40 NEWGA'TE and LEADENHALL, May 44. • ' Per Bone of Sib. by the careafe. Bed 3$ 4d to as 8d( Veal 3$ 4.1 to 51 SQ Mutivn 3$ 4d to as adPork as ad to 5$ od PRICE OF HOPS ITHE BOROUGH. Bags ' 41 zos to sl 15$ I Pockets 51 os to 61 Is. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 3$ aid Town Tallow 67s od to as Clare Market 31 Ltd dittcr(ean.) 67$ 6d to oos Whitechapel Market EulSa ditto (foap) 65$ to 66$ 64 (tone of Sib.) 3s aid Melted Stuff sag to .15. 6 4 Ditto rough 36$ od to So In 9d Greaves tis od Average Price 3s tad Good Dregs tos to os Yellow Soap, 76$ to os—Mottkd, 46$—Card, pos Price of Candles per dozen, in 34—Moulds, a ay od DIED. On Wednefday morning. at his haute, at St. Peters, Tbanetf Mr. Thorns* Blackburn, aged 71. LONDON: Printed and Publilhed by LEVEL KENT (of Can terbury-ram Lambeth), at the STAR Orrice, No. t, Carer areet. obigtedidte at tbc STAR Orrice, TOO2IIO4We