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AN V ACCOUNT 01 Till IITINAL CNAROZS UPON*7IS IllilD ARISING PROM INS DUTIES 07 41} 715 CENT. IN DOES AND Tat LEEWARD ISLANDS, WITH Tat DATES OF 75 5 CIANTE,AS PRESENTED TO Tar HOUSE OF COMMONS . . PENSIONS PAID AT THE EXCHEQUER. /749 jaws Seto'''. Efq, L Soo 37 90 Wry Martin - - - . 5 0 Sarah Martin - - ,Mice Martin - - - - so :797 HearT &I'M, Eft?. • - • 400 James Crawford, Bk. - - 815 - 7 793 Viiinam Dowdefwell, Efq. - - 3 00 1 799 Lord Dunmore - - - 600 Sir Hon's Popham, and after h 4 deceafe to his wife so 7 764 Henry Ellis, EN. - - 3 00 7788 Henry Pelham, Efq. . .• - 761 1788 Mari Elliott . - - . Zoo 370 Charlotte Tod - - • - go Fredefwed Savory - . . 40 Francis Tucker - • . . go 7 787 Sufanrah Moncton . ,- . . ICO a* Counters of Chatham and John Earl of Chatham, and the longer liver of them; and to the Right Hon. William Pitt, after the death of the longer • liver of them - - . - 1763 Earl of Kinnoul - - - 1776 Henry Strachey, Efil• - - - GOVERNMENTS. /799 Governor of the Leeward Wands - 1798 Ditto Bermuda ditto - 1799 Ditto Tobago . . - 179q99 Ditto Grenada - - 1'798 Ditto Dominica - - 1 798 Ditto Bahama Iflands . . 1794 Ditto Barbados - - 1791 Lieutenant-Governor of Dominica 1775 Ditto Leeward Wands . • 371: Ditto Nevis - 17 Ditto Antigua . 1791 Ditto St. Kitt's 1797 Ditto Grenada 1788 Ditto Montfcrrat 1774 Agent for Grenad a 3791 Ditto Turk's Ifland 2785 Chief Juftiee of Tortola - 1760 Surveyor General of the Revenues in America PENSIONS PAID BY THE HUSBAND. 1765 Sir Grey Cooper, But. (and by Letters Patent, dated Nov. z 800, a like Panflon of sooL per An num, to Mill Elisabeth Cooper, his daughter, to take place from the day of the death of Slr Grey Cooper) -, - 3 00 1774 Lord Auckland - - - - 4 00 1787 Thomas Wilfon, Efq. . . 300 1795 Executrix of the late Edmund Burke, Efq. during the lives of the Princes Amelia, Lord Vircount Althome, and William Cavendifa, EN. Ditto, Ditto, Ditto of Lord Vitcount Royiton and Auchitel Grey, Efq. - 1796 Henry Strachey, . Efq. - Holier -- AGENCIES. SP OO i t ooo 587 1,200 75 0 1,300 1,364 1,300 • 4 00 - 2POO 4 00 3 00 200 200 603 soo 140 100 150 200 1440 z Alto 70 . - John . _ __ and Thomas Bernard, Efqrs. in truft, for and during the lives of T. T. Bernard and Margaret Bernard - - 600 z 797 Rev. William Gordon, Ditto, and during the lives of Mn. P. Gordon, her fon William Gordon, sod her daughter M. Gordon - - nosa Mrs. Elizabeth Hamilton - - 200 Henry Cowper, Efq. and after his deceafe, 5134 per Annum to his wife - - 1,026 2;548 Margaret Hammond, wife of George Hammond, one of the Under Secretaries of State, to Com mence from the deceafe of the faid George Ham mond - • - 615 Mrs. Elizabeth Hamilton, in truft for and during the life of her daughter M. A. P. Hamilton 300 His Grace the Duke of Portland and Lord Gren- Ogle in truft for and during the life of Henry Fogel, Efq. and after his deceafe to his children, viz. J. Fagel, F. W. Pagel, A. M. Fagel, R. Fagel, C. A. Fagcl, and W. H. Fagel • - 2,026 William Selwyn, Efq. - - - 410 2,99 Elise Emily Hulkiffon, to commence from the de , craft of William Huiklifon, Efq. - 613 Walter Burrow.= and Paul Patrick, Efqrs. introit for and during the lives of Mary and Maria Hunn, and the furviver of them - - 5 00 Nicholas Vanfittart and E. G. Boidcro, Efqrs. in truft for and daring the life of C M. I.ocke,wifc of Charles Locke, Efq. .. - 4 11 2800 Lieutenant -Gencral George Hotham, to pay cer tain allowances to the late fervants of their Royal Highiseffet the Dukes of Kent and Cumberland, Prince Frederic Auguftus, and Prince Frederick Adolphus - - 3, 228 Lord Viliount Hood, and after his deceafe 15001. per annum to his wife; and after her deceafe, /sd.cL pet annum to his fon - - 2poo Mrs. Sophia Ricketts - - - 4 11 Lord Hawkefbury and Edward Watts, Efq. in truft for and during the life of Miii Babette Ricketts - - - - W. P. Georges, Efq. - Counters. Dowager of Portalington ; and after her deceafe to her four daughters, Caroline Deacon, I.ouifa Dawfon, Harriet Dimino, and Anna Maria Dawfon, sod. per ann. each - Soo Mrs. Marian Irving - - - 120 Ditto, and William Callow, Efq. in truft for Milli Lillias Catherine Marian Irving - - 80 tBot Charles Long, Eft and after his deeeafe, ttni. per ann. to his wife - - 1,500 Wariest° the ColleCtors and Comptrollers in there Mande whert the dudes of of per cent. is colleded 4613 LONDON. SATURDAY, MAT ai. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK Coalels 6of I--far account 64-4;tireslan 9pi Fan. rams OF ITOCIIIII YISTSRDAY : 3 per Cent. Rada i Long Ana. lll 1-26 f 3 per C. Cunt Short Ann. 3 2-26 i 4 per Cent. I Imp. 3 per CCM Sit i spa C. Navy I Imp. Ann. 2:4 5-z6 SPa C Let. 9 94 Ontnium 81. 9 Deaus, stair tp..— rice of Stocks this day 1 34 Per Cent. Coy. Deb 994-3 per Cent, Ditto 88-- S Per C. Treat Bills 7is--4 per Cent, Deb- 7 1 . Coerfe of Eachissies—roublbs on London 24e Lat. Vellerday Warning the Rorer. FAMILY took an airing in Richmond Perk in three open landaus. His MAJISTY rode on horfeback, accompanied by their Royal Highneffes the Duke of KENT and Prince ADOLP H US. Her Royal Highners the Princefs Etizaaa-rn yefferday completed the ;ill year of her age ; their Msjerrias received the compliments of the Nobi lity on the occafion. Her Birth Day was obferved at Windfor, by the ringing of bells, and fi ring of guns and , as a further compliment, the Royal Standard was hoiffed on the Round Tower during the day. The Stalfordfbire Militia have received their route, to march from Windlr, on Mcnday next : The regiment is to do the KING'S duty at Wey mouth, during the Royal refidence there ; and is to be lbeceeded at Windfor by the fibroplhire Militia. The 7th Light Dragoons will fhortly leave the Windfor dirty, and are to be relieved by the tote, or PRINCF of War. ts's Light Dragoons. The Windfor Turnpike Road Bill has receiv ed the Royal Alfent. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY...—WIND S. E. AILRIVID DIM z Dublin, May 19, a z Waterford, May at i a Donnaghadee, May 19, • a Jerky, May 20, 0 I Guemfey, May aa. o YARMOUTH, MAY 22. Sailed the KING GFORGS packet, Capt. FLYN, for Cuxhaven, with Mr. F. SCOTT, a King's Mef fenger, and difpatches ; and the DIANA packet, Captain STEWART, for the Wezer, to at as occa fion may require.—Wind S. E. PLYMOUTH, MAY 21. Came in the Earl St. Vincent privateer, of 14 guns, from a cruize.—Sailed to join the Channel Fleet, the TEMERAIRE, of 98, Rear Admiral WHITENED; and the BEAULIEU, .of 40, Capt. POYNTl.—Sailed on a truize, the RANGER revenue cutter, of 8 guns, Capt. Faszsit ; and the HIND revenue cutter for Fowey. The following (urns have been awarded for the re-capture of the brigantine Beaver, Captain Mi c Her t. CONNOR, taken on her voyage from Oporto to Hull, laden with a valuable cargo of wine, and brought in here on the t4th of April laft, the par ticulars of which were given in the Stmt. of the 16th following :—To Capt. M. CONNOR, for his gallant condut, 8501.—T0 the two Boys who af lifted him, tsol.—To the Officers and Crew of his Majefty's fhip la LoIRE, for affifting in navigating the Beaver to this port, 5001. PORTSMOUTH, MAY ii. Arrived the AGINCOURT, of 64 guns, Captain Itrvas ; LEYDEN, of 68, Captain llsbroso ; and MADRAS, of 54 guns, Captain HARE, from North Yarmouth : the latter (hip got aground on Bern bridge Ledge, but it is hoped will be got off with out any material damage, as feveral boats from the flaps and Dock-Yard an: gone to her affdlance. A Sailed the EURYDICE of 24 guns, Captain BA THVRST, for Newfound nd ; and the REDBRIDGE fchooner, of t 6 guns, eutenant LIM !RIEKE, for the Downs. Four Lieutenants and ten Mid fhipmen, favourite officers of Admiral POLE, were this day difcharged from the Aurscourr, in order to accompany the Admiral on the Newfoundland Nation, in whatever Ihip he may be appointed. The Ftoas frigate, which arrived from Alexan dria with difpatches, and partly ftripped in the harbour, this day received orders to be immediate ly refitted, in order to convoy troops to Egypt. LEITH, MAY xB. Yefterday fe'nnight 'a lugger laden with fifh, which formerly was a French prize, and was rigged like a French veffel, loon after the had left Holy Hand, was attacked by one of his Majefty's armed (hips cruifing on the coal}, which, from her appearance, took her for a privateer. On firing a gun to bring her to, the fifhing taking the armed fhip for an enemy's veffel, made the bel: of her way back under the guns of Holy IflAnd, the armed veffel purfuing and conftantly firing at her. As the King's chip was a ftranger on the coal, the alarm was given an the ifland, and a flint was thrown at her from the cane before the miftake was difcovered—We have not heard that any mif chief was done either by the fhip or cane. Arrived in Leith Roads on Saturday night the Willington tranfport, WILLIAM Raw stilt matter, with naval fibres, from Deptford and Woolwich, under convoy of his Majefly's gun veffel MAItLY, Lieut. MALONE, from the Nore. The firft divifion of the'" deftined to join the forces in Egypt, embarked pefterda y at Portf mouth from Southfea Beach. 1 hey w rc brought from London in twenty waggons, an.- were about goo in number. The Second Battalion of the Firft Regiment of Guards had a field exercife yefterday it Hyde Park, commanded by Colonel Tmoaaros. The Cavalry deftined for Egypt do not take their horfes with them. They will be mounted in that country, upon horfes better adapted to the climate and fervice than thole bred here. The York Haan, confifting of three hundred, are the only Cavalry who take their horfes. Yefterday letters were received in the City from the Fair Penitent, DOUGLAS, arrived at Greenock, from St. Lucia, Rating that the illand of Guade loupe has furrendered to his Majelty's arms.— The veffel on her way home touched at Marti nique, where the remained a day, and it was there the heard the intelligence. On Thurfday and yctlerday GEORGE Baoww and Joma Waimea, Efqrs. paid a fine into the Chamber of London, of 4001. and 20 marks, to be excufed (crying the office of Sheriffs for the year enfuing, to which they were nominated by the LORD Maros. on Tnefday laft, at a Court of Aldermen. On Saturday, a duel took place between two (Indents of the Dublin.irniverfity, (Meas. Land V.) in the Phcenix Park ; the former received a wound, of which he died the next day. On Tuefday morning, about four o'clock, a fire was difcovered in the flail-rooms of Mr. WILLIAM MOLYNIIII, near the Dry Dock, Liverpool : the damage we hope is not very confiderable. The excellence and novelty of the Amnfemenu at the ROYAL CIRCUS, are fuch as to aura& the attendance of the Public in an eminent degree, and certainly the Managers (pare no expence to be the firft in getting up the heft reprefentations to celebrate the molt glorious Atchievements of our Arms by Sea and Land—witacfs the unrivalled and intereffing Speflacle, pourtraying our fuccefs in the Baltic, under the Brave NI tsow, and alfo, that of the glorious viitory obtained in Egypt, which is got up in fuch a fuperior (Lyle of Thea trical Brilliancy, as to bid defiance to all attempts at Competition..—The Scenery, Mulic, Drettes, Dances, Procefficms, Combats, &c. are certainly of the firft aafs, and are got up with infinite Judgment with regard to Splendour and Propriety, which the crowded Audiences at the -above Place of Amufcanat fufficieutly prove. 8M7731-1 ARM" IN EGrFT. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM AN OFFICER OF THE ARMY IN EGYPT. " Our army was encamped in two lines, ex tending Eaft and Welt acrofs an uneven neck of land formed by the fea on the Weft, and the Lake Maadie on the Eaft, which covered the right and left flanks. The referve was Rationed in front of the right of the first line, about one mile. The 28th was polled in an angular work in front of the referve. The Guards were on the left of the referve. The &ft objedt of the enemy was to carry the works in which the 28th were potted, then to turn the right flank of our army, and by tilde means fecure the heights on the lea fide, and " drive the Britilh fchool-blys," as the French con, temptnottfly called our troops, " into the Lake Maadie," on the left. The enemy advanced boldly and rapidly. Three folid columns of infantry led the way, fupported by a large body of cavalry, in the rear of which was a line of infantry, and guns to fitpport the attack, in which they were confident of faced's. One entire column attacked the 28th, another went towards the Guards, whilft a third advanced round the flank of the angular work to attack an old fort, in which the sSth were polled. This gallant corps,with the 23d, took them in flank, and the 42. d in rear loon gave a good ac count of them. A well direifted fire from the whole, killed and wounded fo great a number, that the remainder threw down their arms and furrcndered at difcrction. All this while the 28th were bully employed in repelling the def perate attack of the other column. The 42(1 were ordered to fupport the left flank of the work after the former bufinefs was over. in the execution of this duty that gallant and dillinguiffied regiment advanced rather too far, which the enemy's cavalry took advantage of, cut in amongft them, and pe netrated quite round to the rear of the z3th, upon which the 28th faced round, gave them one volley, which killed or wounded every man in fight, and then refumed their proper front, as if nothing had happened. Colonel Pacer, who commanded the 28th, was unfortunately wounded early in the adtion, and obliged to retire from the field, and the charge of the corps devolved on Lieutenant- Colonel CHAMBERS. It was under this brave and experienced officer, who acquired the knowledge of his profeffion in the courfe of feventeen years arduous fervice in India, that the 28th regiment repulted the defperate and repeated attacks of the enemy, and defended their important poll with a fpirit, a fteadinefs and intrepidity which reflefts the greatell honour on the Britifh arms, and which has probably left an impreffion on the mind of the enemy, which he is not likely to forget during the fervice." EXT^,ACT OF LETTER FROM A LIEUTENANT ON DOERD LORD KEITH'S FLEET, DATED, " Aboukir Bay, April a. ,4 The landing of the troops at Aboukir, on the Bth of March, was covered by the TARTARUS and FURY Bomb, the CAMELEON, FETTEREL, MONDO vr, with fome other (mall veffds, and z¢ launches from the line of battle (hips armed with carronades. The Turkifh gun-boats, which accompanied the fleet from Marmora-bay, had previoufly returned, in confequence of a flight gale having fprung up during the paffage. At eight o'clock the Admiral made the fignal for the boats to advance, after hav ing formed abreaft of each other exaftly as the re giments were to form in aline, when landed upon the beach. The enemy's fire loon became very brifk. The TARTARUS threw fome tolerable good (hells ; but fome of the Fuar's burft too loon, and did fome damage among our own boats. Thelaunches with their carronades did confiderable execution. When our troops reached the fhore, they jumped with fpirit from the boats formed their line in the utmo ft order, and deliberately loaded their pieces in the millt of the enemy's fire, not a man being allowed to load before he quitted the boat, and, after a fevere conflid, the ene my retired. It is not unworthy of remai k, that the whole of the four boats I had on this fervice were fhot through, except one. Cap tain CocHaaNs, of the Ajax, affifted by feveral other Officers, commanded the landing. On the 14th, during the whole of the day, we were em ployed in bringing off to the fhips the wounded from the army, who had fuffered in the action of the preceding day. We afterwards opened a tre mendous fire on Aboukir Wile. The bombard. ment continued till the t Bth, when the enemy dif. played a flag of truce, and the place furrendered. In the anion of the 2 IR, nothing could withttand the regularity and coolnefs of our brave army. On the 26th the CAPTAIN PACH• arrived in a three decker, with fome other chips of war, and 6o fail of (mall craft, having about 3000 troops on board, who werelanded on the following day. On the 28th, Lord Ka rit introduced all the Captains of the fleet to the CAPTAIN PACHA, who prefented his Lordfhip with a diamond aigrette, or plume of triumph, from the GRAND Sationtot. At the fame time he prefented one to Sir RALPH Assacaostar, who juft hied long enough to receive the compli ment ; the next minute that gallant Chief expired of the wound he received in the aftion of the 21ft. —P. S. I have been told by the Aid-du-Camp who attended General A s Laccom sy,that that gal lant old mate, after his horfe was fhot from under him, was attacked by a young French dragoon, who was alto difmonnted, (word in hand, whom, how ever, he completely fubdued and difirmed..— Another Frenchman at this inftant came up to the affiflance of the young man, and would have put Sir RALPH to death, but for a foldier of the forty-fecond regiment who run the affailant through the body. Sir RALPH then mounted another bode, and tbortly after received a fhot in the thick part of the thigh. He continued, however, to ride about during the remainier of the aflion, which continued upwards of two hours from that time. His Aielde-Camp Paid to him, " Sir. I am afraid you arc touched."—Oh, no," replied the gallant veteran," no:hing but a mere feratch." At length I he prevat Iv! upon him to'difroottnt, when he found his ley fo he could hardly get off the horfe. The heroic Mel was then pan into a blanket, and carried down to the Lake, where he was put into a boat, sad conveyed cal b oard the Fouveorms T." .• " . 7 r t . SPQATINC INTELZIGENCL EPSOM RACES...rFRIDAT, MAY an.. The bales Stakes of so gs. each, h. ft. for 3 yr. old fillies (t 8 rubferibers.) Sir C. Bribery's b. f. Eleanor, by 9/Macy • ' I.d. Grofrasor's eh. P. by Bossard, out of Tollp - D. of Graftc ri's ch. 1. Remnant - - 3 Ld. Egremom's T. filer to Colild. Sir F. Standifies, tiftet to Moll in the Wad. „ Sir C. Banbury's 'I. 'link. Seven to 4 on Eleanor, 9 to a •agairsit Lord Egremont, and high odds againit any other. • - Eleanor won this race as easily as the Derby. Mr. WHALEY'S Tea-boy beat Mr. Muitstow's Highflyer mare, 81 each, two miles gogs. Afternoon's Race, 501. for 3 and 4 yr. olds, two . . mile heats. • hTr.Cuventry's ch. c.Sacrip;.r.t, by Rocldosham • I it Mr. Whaley sb. F. Tunaul - - I 2 2 Mr. Lzdhrokc's b. c. Chuckle • - 3 3 3 rive to a on Tuneful againft the field ; 4 to r againft Sacripant, and 6 to t again% Chuckle.— Atter the firft heat, 4 tot on Tuneful. There did not appear to be much more than half the company there was on Thurfday. The Panics of WALES came after the Review. OLD BAILEr. Yefterday 23 prifoners were tried at the O'•4 Bailey, four of whom were capitally convieted, viz. ML :had Stewart, alias Michad Seymour, alias Re- S'ecuart, for felonimaly uttering and publifh ing, as true, a certain forged Bill of. Exchange, purporting to be drawn by one Wm. White, and accepted by Mefirr. Bond and Co. Bankers, Lon don, for the payment of 4.01. with intent to del: im 1 Thomas Borne. Richard Wright, ,'ohm Sntitb, alias Farber, an Timm jobtylone, for burglarioully breaking an I entering the dwelling•houre of Richard ii-ivey. and llealing a great quantity of tea, fugar, and other articles. Fifteen were convifted of Felony, among whom was gob: Sullivan, for Pealing a hand-faw, valuisk the property of John Davis. Mr. KNAPP fail, this profecution was inflitute-1 by the London Docks Company, who were now carrying on very extenfive works at Wapping. Great quantities of tools and other articles, be longing to perfons employed in making the Docks, had been flolen at different times; and, in order to put a Rop to that praftice, they placed perform to watch and apprehend thofe who should Real any more things. The prifoner was fees taking the faw in quetlion, and when apprehended, he begged for mercy. elizabeth Flay was indi,ted for the wilful mur der of Eleanor Flay, a child who was the daugh ter of her hulband by a former wife, by giving her feveral bruifes, and othetwife ill-treating her. It having appeared, however, from the evidence of a Surgeon, that the death of the child was occa fioned by a putrid fever, and not by any bruifes the had received ; the prifoner was acquitted, but detained for the purple of being indiCted for a mifdemeanour. LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, MAY 22. We had a few fret foreign arrivals In this day, which 'weed our Wheat Market to be rather lower.—ln Rye, Bulev, Malt, Pe4fe, and Beans, li.tle or no alteration.--Oats rather briflcer fale„—ln Flour no alteration. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat Bos to 95s ad Orey Peale 44$ to 48.1 od Fine 1201 to 40s od Short Small Oats los to3oe od Dantzic wheat 9os to loos od Fine ditto 311 s to oos od Rye 6.ye to, 67$ od Poland, ditto 265 to 334 od Suffolk Barley 361 to 67. od Fine 42$ to cos od Norfolk Barley 39$ to 395 od Small Beans sos to 36s od Malt 635 to 705 od Fins oco to oos od White Peafe 735 to Sos od Tick ditto ass to 3os od PRICE OF FLOUR this Morning.--Fine, 935. to zoos. A Return of the PRICES of FLOUR, from the 9th of May to the rich of May inclafive. Total 12,693 tacks.-Average 89s, ssid. los. od. lower than Lift return. 01112111 RETUILM /lON UXII4IIIrIZ, MAT at. 11111114 pa 10. 321 OS to 361 ZOO °super gr. tl is. to 11 ss Ilisky roe qr. 2,1 zoo to 31 ss Rye 01 Gs uof os Nib per sr. 31 0$ to 31 ss Beans al rot to 31 a. PRICE OF HOPS in the BOROUGH. MN Bap 91 oos to tsl os New Paden id OS 10 20i as SMITHF I ELD, May as. To fink the offal—per none of 81b. INF 4s 44 to p 8d Yeal - 4$ ad to 69 od Keeton - p od to 35 Ed Pork - 39 4d to ds 44 Lamb, 4s. Bd. to 71 od. Meek at Market this morning, Beal Soo, Sheep and Lamb, 1 too. FIEWGATE and LEADENHALL, May 22. Per Rorie of 81b. by the lie 39 8d to p od Veal 3S 84 to p 8d Mattes 4a 8d to 5s 44 Pork ss 44 to 6a 44 Lamb 41 od to 6s 4d. PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALI. BUM 30 to s fin, . - to rgd Ditto, Oo to 6616 - sod to sad Merchants Backs 27 to EIS Dreding Hides . 13 to 134 Fine Coach Hides • 25 to 274 Crop Hides for Cutting 13 to Plat Ordinary to ryil Calf Skins, so to 7olb pa doom, . std to 2(4 Ditto, 7o to 80th . and to ssd Ditto 70 to 40th . .to 224 Small !kids (Greenland) For lb. ss 6d to as pd Large ditto -84 s to zoos per dos. Tanned Horde Hides - rss to 26s each Oat Skins - Its to 63$ dozes Pries of Bark per load oaf os to col as RAW HIDES, May at. Hide, (per Bone) 3$ od to js sd Heavy Calf ros od oath Middling 25 64 to Se lid Light Calf 74 per Its. Ordinary as od to sa sd Sloan Skim p fid to pSd Lamb Skies 38 od to os Od Sheariinvo co Ed to cs od PRICF. OF TALLO IN LONDON. St. Janos. market as od Town Taco Los dd toes Clare market os od Ratko ditto (eooes cd cods Wkitechapet market 35 54•1 RuSla ditto I kap) ocs tots (pa Sone of Sib.) Whit,. Candle Raffia 0. to es Matt,: St•di 45s pd tosos js cid Ditto kiosk scot od to 3 46 Average Price 3s 30 Graves irlls col to 0 Good Deep to os Yellow Stop. os. to 809..-alirtied,rdsa—Curd, pas. • Candles, tat, et—Mc:olds, sp. 0.1. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAV:, Mar as. Borough. St. James's. Vilsitokapet o.Hays 0 tos to 4 40to 6 6 0 4 TO oto 5 al 0 Straws 16 tea S s Eotott6 o a Iolost4 o Clovers toto6 6 6 6o to 6 i 6 • COALS. May is. IA Cosh in the Pool, 21.295. 6d. pet Make& Davao{ - al. So. 6d. Sandertand, 24a. od. Liiivacd Si AIK A