Star. — London, England, 1818-06-26 00:00:00

CENTRAL E;.ECTiOY. MIDDLESEX ELECTION. iris morning the Election for this County Com mciced at Brentford, at ten o'clock, at which hour tte SHERIFFS, with their usual attendants, took their g ,e.. 5 , when the Writ for the Election having been read, and the usual forms passed through, Mr. NVBIT 17.EAP, son of the late C. %NIVEL WHITBREAD, Esq. came forward, and in a short speech propased GtOltai BING, Elq. the laze Member, as a fit and Fort person again to represent the County in Par- Lament: illiS CMS seconded by Mr. STABLES. Colonel WOOD then came forward, amidst the louticst clamour, and propcued the other Member for t he County, WILLIAM MELLISH, Esq. and was 'seconded by Mr. IRWIN, in a speech of some length. MECLAaat then briefly addressed the Freeholders, I s t ing his reasons for not becoming a Candidate. 'So other persons appearing, the SHERIFFS de clared the election had fallen on the late Members. Mr. PFNO and Mr. MELLISH then severally ad dressed the Freeholders. - 2,:e ceremony of Chairing was commencing whoa our Reporter came away. iVESTMINSTER-EIGHTH DAY. The business commenced this morning with little I t emipt:on. The following Bt:lletir, relating to the hetith of Sa. MURRAY . I.IIILAYELL, was issued previous t: ea commencement of polling : " Richardson's Coffee-bane, Friday Morning. Sr Murray Maxwell has posed a better night than was enacted; but he still feels severely, though, we hope, not ....szjegly, the injury on his head.. " Gat.. &an, (Signed) " H. Laws THowss, " JOHN M'Lsoo, " JAHEs The Committee for cond.saing the election of Sir Ifuas rt MAXWELL have issued a placard filled with ja , t expressions of abhorrence at the atrocious as ota committed on that gentleman on Tuesday, and trering a reward of 100 guineas for the apprehension c the unmanly scoundrel who struck lien. State of the poll at Two o'Clotk Sir Samuel ItomWl - Sir Funds Bureett r Murray Maswell 1:r. llunt . 3577 . 329? - 3113 - 75 STATE OF OTHER POLL& encreit, June E 3. F -•1•1 - - - 491 - 464 451 ' Armonk', June 24. Nugent - • 919 ichford . - 141 Cavendish - 124 11Lau - Comes; June 44. Rem - - 1103 - - - 919 Lee:lvor:6 - 607 Calcium, June 21. fcrdon - 149 Ftt 139 filky - 111 LVAMISTFIL, June !:S. Libbock - . p2O - 185 82 WILTS, June 64. Wellesley - Bennett - LAWCAsTzs, June 23. Gladstone - - .758 Doveton - - 465 Cavei borne - - 444 Wieseourn, June 84. Williams - - 131 Buxton - 87 WaDace - - 86 Lit . - 189 Latest - 15: T..1'51011, Joe 23. R ring - 411 k novels . 275 243 CAssegatwri, /um 13- - 93 Janes - - 93 ' Eraux. Juze 23. 11-tr.irth . 211 ( - Orwell - 230 !gluon 2'24 vuroaa, June 2L—Fuca. . 452 . . 355 ,14more • - 293 \ 01 111,:u,;; June t 3. -203 C - 1665 • . 1594 4:20%170 *, Jain 1 - .1. - - 675 - 577 437 Sir John Disrisy • Warm Bebb PEZSTON, June 2'S. Crompton - - 854 I lorrocks - 947 Ho:nby - - 925 Yosx (Poll close). Donciss . - 1416 Sykes . 1276 Cooke - 1056 F00r12 . , /tine 92. 123 , 7 Stanhope Valktort licosrrov, Slane 21.. tut Crueler s w i e M. nsTorz, Stun 25. I•shbull - - 2200 I lonywood 1600 Geary - 295 IPecol , .—State of the poll on the Sixth Day : r:ANm.Ns. GAseorxis I flaws: 'tk first :;11: - as 41 57 .54 ... Orr, 1571 337.7 1370 75 41 let:, 320 . 306 186 2'63 1244 4007 overall—The Election for Grampound commenced on al; when Ir. INNVI, 'Mr. ROiel.780?1, 11,11". Tun, Mr. ' , ICI, MI Mr. SIIA,wr.. were nominated. After the poll had - metterl, Mr. Atari, of Truro, one of the lllectors, offered •flit a C.:rii,late s and as such denianthd that the Bribery theald be terdered to event Elector, upon whi, h the tu ...b",-"nt sr great that the MATOIL adjourned the poll unta 41 " , rnalp. At the close of the poll on Monday, the 'aim um-- :4 `' it s'" - - 8 Mr. Collett - - 5 PII:111 mill • - $ bir. Shave - - 1 Id! f ee d . . 61 Let:2r Pam Brussels, dated June 111, says— e diy Vara yesterday, between three and . fonr in the a f ternoon, a violent storm broke ever Valnioo ad its environs. The rain and hail in 16 , e; the hail-stones were so heavy that they at panes of all the windows towards the wind •lgreat nun Ler of strangers and inhabitants lin City who had gone to that celebrated village raathe field of ttittle, were sw prised by the storm." TMtfolio% in g Letter relates, •,erhaps, a stronger lizte than any before known 'of the influcrce of I.llltiah character on the Governments of the Nor *lcciast of Africa : " BONA. MAT 15. Int! tk XVIn: to inform your Bxeellency, that ~,sist merchant ship Thetis, ClptAin ALISTAWDZIL &ITWAST • and tht Bornisercl, Captain Canso Ali- Malta, h -re both been lose on this coast, in tie , a rhz, schero they are all wild people, and do %:ledge thin sinve:nment. As soon as both crews to rree their liv:s th e y h ave b een d eta i ne d an d ' • tnetrgurttlias. In consequence I immediately made Cr t lettltion to the Bey eonstantia, and indeed he % aviki; etin his on money, aui makinl7t them and ah e has sen w t them ail here safe. g presents ' t e_tAz the opportunity ts mb:.rk nine Individuals of the trews, in the Spa. , ish brig Vi rg i n GM Cum", Otpuda itcLorao,boand to Consumtinupie. " rJriscann, British ' 7 1,-Coleni Etett -r Governor tat :V.alta,&c. &c." Cori Room I :ix kttfllro far ccrdon Ftc Glky Lie , Labbock V-Arceri T. Rring wrov eclat Cu Jones Itfmrd rciterel E•ughta. rods !cords F Juno NOTI lird Ain it4lcrss t ott L'.7l 5. Ira I, let rqr,i tiirt -alt t 2;b, be te i ra' A tir k: A RE Wet *IN A v.:li kL dL It l / 4 , ti ! 441 LIST OF MEMBERS R.6TURNIZ) TO THE NI .1V PARLIAMENT. or.• mama& rem *akin& o itenotelaot In lam Parliament ausnatar, W. Chum, Esq. T. F. Ileatheote, Esq. 1 No aittraticum Hzarroansuniz, Hon. T. Brand, Sir J. S. Sebright,Bet. No ilitend°& Harresavar, Lord Bridport, alionoo.J.W.Ellls. C. Dunemnbe, Esq. aHon.W. IL Scam Sir W. Stirling, Rat. Sir W. Stirling, W. P. T. L.Wellesley. aS. Stephens, Esq. lion. J. W. Ward, aSir Jas. Coffin, O. Philips, Esq. aD. Merest, Esq. si, Lord J. Townsend, Sir J. Macintosh, ) late for Naimoli. Rt. lin.G.Tierney, late for Appleby. Sir M. B. Polkas. / • No alteration. Lord Walpole. Lord Valletort, Sir R. Wigram, late for Fowey. J. A. Ware, Esq. A. C. Grant, Esq. late for Tregoney J. Breeden, Esq. I No alteration. Hon. P. B. Pellew. Sam. Smith, Esq. aT. Pares, jun. Esq. T. Babington, Esq. a J. Mansfield, Esq. G. Schiffner, Esq. / No alteration. Sir J. Shelley, Bart. Sir H. B. Neale, Bart. Sidi. B. Neale, Bt. J. Taylor, Esq. M. Manning, Esq. late for Evesham. Hon. W. blot. Hon. W. Eliot. Rt. Hon. C. P. Yorke. M.Gen.Pringte,late for St. Gerniains. Sir Geo. Anson. G. G. V. Vernon, Esq. I .., a° alteration ' Sir H. Fane, Esq. I T. Fane, Esq. J T. Fane. aVere Foe, Esq. J. N. Fazakerley, Esq. Col. Sibthorp. • Col. C. W. Sibthorp. alt, Bernal, lip. Lord Clive. Lord Clive. li. Clive, Esq. lion. It. H. Clive. Geo. Simson, Esq. a— Roberts, Esq. Sir S. E. Brydges, Bt. a— Longman, Esq. J. H. Strut? Esq. / No alteration. B. Gukell, keq. 0. Williams, Esq. / No alteration. P. Grenfell, Esq. T. Thompson, El+ J. Smith, Esq. Sir 0. Mosley, Bart. S. Smith, Esq. W. Ord, Esq. lion. W. Howard. No alteration, Marquis of Worcester. No alteration. Lord Duncannon, / no alteration. J. C. Ran:laden, Esq. —Ann, Hon. Sir E. Stopford *Lord Brudisnell. Hon. W. Hill. anon.J.Wodehouse MILDORKZ Pos.; Hon. Sir L Paget, n , Ame b a. R. M. Casberd, Esq. - 31ronintsn, J. F. Luttrell, Req. no ateraains. H. F. Luttrell, Esq. Itificerrotenzar, W. Keene, E.K. H. Clive- 111+ lane for Ludlow. Nipecasnx4no-T. Sir M.W. Ridley, Bt. No alteration. C. Ellison ' Esq. Nrwrone, Corn- /. W. Northey, Esq. No alteration. wall, $ J. Rune, Esq. Nzwron, J. J. Blackburn. Esq. Thos. Leek, lA. , Thomas Legh, Esq. aT.CLiughton. Est. I, Was. Smith, Esq. W. Smith, Esq. • Charles Harvey, Esq. alt.H.Gurney, Esq =no, a Fettle, Esq. IL Peirse, Esq. J. B. & Morritt, Eaq. Lord Lucelki4llll for Yorkshires H. Willoughby, Esq. H. Was= G. aD. Pannant,E•q. Sir W. H. la .rriraanAir J. F. Boughey, Bt. sW il ,t r =t Lila. Sir J. Chetwode, Ban. alt. WEllests Baq. NORTOLIC e T. W. Coke, Esq. /No attends,.E. Wodehonas Egg- Nswroav Chas orSerL.T. W. Ho lmes, Ile. Sir L Holmes, WUPAII. G. W. Taylor, Esq. C Duncombe, late for Haytealsar)t" Oarnaxrrcar, .• Albany Savile, Eaq. A. &vile, Esq. Loud Graves. a C. Savile, Esq.. Omar, Univnr. Rt. Hon. Sir Win. Scott 1 No alteration. Rt. Hon. R. Peel. Ozroati, City, J. A. Wright, Esq. J. A. Wright, F.sq. • J. J. Lockhart, Esq. &Oen. St. John. PoN:sraacr, R. P. Milner, Esq. Lord Pollington. Lord Pollington. aT. Houldsworth. Focus, M. A. Taylor, Esq. aJ. Dent, Esq. B. L. Lester Esq. B. L. Lester Esq. PLYXU7II36 Sir C. M. Pole, Sir W. Conireve, Sir W. Congrcve. aSir T. B. Martin. PZW3XOItt, J. Jones, Esq. al. H. Allen, Esq. PLIZNSOSOUCIII, Rt. Hon. W. Elliot, No alteration. Hon. W. Lamb, Przzaarnizo, H. Jolliffe, Esq. No alteration. Geo. Canning, Esq. Powrsnorns, John Markhein, i'sq. John Carter, Esq. John Carter, Esq. a Sir G. Cockburn. Carnestsmoovou, Sir R. bloorsum, Sir R. Moorsom, J. Osborn, Esq. Ilon. E. Phipps, late for S:arboro'. Hon. J. S. Cocks, Hon. J. S, Cocks, IOW) Cocks, Esq. Sir J. S. Yorke, late for SandwiaL Can. Gipps, Esq. No alteration. Rt. lion.F. J.Robinson. 1 Rocusicsit. ITU, ST. I Lot ntift, Lord Ossulston. Km's Lyme, Lacwersrox, Lau Racus, Loco::, Laney.. Mosaic. Moarsys. Momaornr. Mairox, lerrAlx. Rusa:r, Jas. Barnet, Esq. Lord Binning, late for St. Michael. R.Arkwrtght, jun. Esq. aP. Brown, Esq. J. Maberly, kz4q. Rt. H. C. Arbuthnot late for Orford. R. Chaloner, I:: 1 . a Lord Maitland, D. North, Esq. aT. Dundas. G , Esq. S. Lefevre C. S. t efevre F..sq. J. Ca:craft, Esq. Jas 111.-rxt, Esq. Sir J. Simeon, Bart. &C. E. Palnier,Esq. ROMVICT, Town 2 W. Mitfoni, Esq. alt. E. D. Grosve- St Port of New 5 nor, Eq. A. Strahan, Esq. late forAldeburgh. air G. Heatheote, Bart./ . No alteration. Sir G. N. Noel, Bart. M. Russell, E.q. M. Russell, Esq. M. G. Prendergast, Esq. aJ. Mfr. Esq. Lord Folkstone. Lord Folkestone. G. P. Jervoise. Esq. a W.Wyndham,Esq J. D. Poi cher, t.sq. .1. Alexander, Esq. ' J. Alexander, Esq. a— Crawford, Esq. E. J. Littleton, Esq. } No alteration. Lord Goner. i a_ kgl y: y lL , rer,Ea ßen ti. net ' INo alteration. (.ha:. Calvert, Esq. Chas. Calvert, Esq. C. liirciay, Esq. oSir Robt.lrilson. R. Benson, Esq. R. Benson, Esq. T. Wilson, Esq. a— licanfray, Esq. Jsseph Mareyatt, Req. Jos. Marryatt,Esq. Sir J. S. Yorke, lair G. Warvender„ late for Truro. C. R. Ellis, Esq. C. R. Ellis, Esq. Sir C. Cockerel!, Bt. aWats.Taylor,Esq. E Foulkes. Ea* a Lord T. Cecil. La.d Henniker. lion. Capt. Percy. E. N. late for Beralston. Sir J. Aubrey. Bt. . Sir J. Anbrey, J. M. Liayd, Esq. Geo. Philips, Esq. latefor Balsester. S. F. B.uharn, E.q. INo alteration. Gen.. Porter. G. 11. Sumner, Esq. G.H.Suanner, Esq. S. ThGrnton, Pao. sz.T. Denison Esq. Sir C. M. Burrell, Bart. Sir C. Burr ell. Sir J. sb-n-y, But. j. SI. Lloyd, Esq. late for Steyniag. Sir J. C. Itype,lty, Bt. s Aid. Ileygata. Chas. Wyatt, F.,* J. Broadhurst, Esq. late for lieydon. RUTLAI•t",, SAL:AiN, SARCA, :Iv., SAi7%, 91.11, %7AF7OIII),IntIVZ, 3nr.rvissaav, 5071:1',A7ti, STA :PIOAD, St.;;DIV.7!(, 3zAr•Owl, St iII.POR% knimgm, Suassr, Sesursv, Taniroct. 112*toa.D. 'l 6 nrissiinr, l'ornett, Taxwoam. WELL,. WINCIIVITIM, WOODSTOCK, Lord W. Russell, t.ord Rf. Russell. Lord R. Ilipencen Lord J. Russ. H, Lord J. IFltarot, alt. Colhunt, E.g. T. Creevey, Esq. Lord C. Vi t z eoy Jar, for Edniundsbury J. R Dcrwdeswell, E. I zio. alteration. J. Martin, Esq. T. P• te'aurtenay, Esq. T.P.Courtenay,T.sg A. Wise. Esq. W. Holmes, Esq. late for Tregony, Sir G. Warrender, Bt. aid F. Somerset, C. Dathwood, Esq. W.ETomline,Esq. late for Christeh. R. Frankland, Esq. INo alteration. It. G. Russell. Esq. Sir R. Peel, Sir R. Peel, Ld. C. V. T.Townsend. W. Y.Peel, Esq.late for Dossiney. W. Pitzhugh, Eaq. INo alteration. Rt. lion. H. Ryder. C. W. Taylor, F.sq. INo alteration. J. P. Tudway, Esq. Sir lI.St. John M ildmay, - R. Meyler, Esq. Sir H. W. Dashwood, Gen. Thornton. P.St.John Millmay J. H. Leigh, Esq. late for Bedwin. Sir FL Dashwood, Lord ft. Spencer, late foc Tavistock. No alteration. WYMICIE. Ilion Sir J. D. King, Bart. Sir T. Baring, Ban. Sir R. H. Leigh, Bart. J. Hodson, Esq. Wnecnitsas, H. Brougham, FAA. Lord Barnard. Winvon-Ilassiv, Cot. Ellison, W. T. Money, Esq. E. F. Maitland, Esq. W. L Hughes, Esq. R. Gordon, EM. T. IL Broad -h-• , Esq. C. Ms, Rsq. Hon. C. Greville. Disbrowe, Esq. J.Ramsbottom, jr. Esq. C. W. Forester, Esq. No alteration. Hon. J. 11. Simpson. Sir W. D. Gordon, &. Lord Decrburst. Lord Deerhurst. Colonel Davies. Hon.W.H.Lyttleton. I No alteration. Hon. H. B. Lygon. Yainsowra,GazsvW. Loftus, El el— Anson, Esq. R. K. Lacon, Eq a— Rumbold, F.sq. er New Member for Hindon is Hon. Fred. Gough Calthorpe. (7b k continua./ WAGAm. WALLINGFORD, WALTHAM, Waswics, alterative► H. Brougham,Esq. aG. NiiU,, 14.1. No alteration. Waimea, No alteration. T. Denman, Esq. John Calends, Esq. late for Rochester. No attention. No alteration. Witstocz, Woacznra, At Half-past Nine o'Clock tliis Morning, N 0.8029 was drawn a Prize of Twenty Thousand Pounds, and sold by HAZARD and Co. the Contractors, at their ♦ery old Office, Royal Exchange, London. Yesterday afternoon, a child, six years old, beloug- 1 ing to Mr. VALZIITINt, of the Coal-yard, Drury-lane, fell down the privy, and was smothered.—The pos sibility of accidents of this kind might easily be pre vemed by introducing, a little lower than the seat, some bars, or a grating, of iron, six inches apart at most. Indeed, an arrangement f this kind ought to be rendered compulsory upon all builders. Sunday se'nnight, the following melancholy acci dent happened near Allot :—A boy went into Gart morin dam, and, sticking in the mud, was discovered by his sister, who went in to his assistance ; but she was unfortunately unable to extricate either the boy or herself. A young man, passing at the time, rescued the boy ; but was himself unfortunately drowned in attempting in vain to rescue the girl. We regret to record the following fatal accident in the coal pit, at the Newton Green, Ayr :—About seven o'clock in the morning of Thursday se'nnight, Mr. Mitzna, the manager of the coal works belong ing to Messrs. T.tnons, in the prorecution of Dil i duty, went into the pit ; and he and the oversman of the pit, after providing themselves each with a safety lamp, proceeded to examine a part of the mine wrought some time ago, in order to open a door by which to increase the circulation of the air, and they were followed at a little distance by six of the ordi- , nary colliers. When they had proceeded a conside rable way, the lamps indicated the presence of by but, having confidence in their efficacy, they proceeded until both lamps became red hot, and then the gas exploded, scorching and tossing them about. The oversman, although severely burnt, escaped with his life, but the manager was found dead, from all appearance suffocated by the choke damp which vac ceeded the explosion. The colliers escaped with little or no injury, and, with the oversman, got out immc niately ; but the body of the manager was not found till an hour or two afterwards. Mr. MILLER was a young man of exemplary conduct and promising abi lities, and his loss is much deplored. A Madras Gazette Eztraordiaary, of the 9:11 of February, contains extracts from a Calcutta Gazette of January 23, the most material of which are the terms of the Treaty concluded with HOLKAR. Ac cording to these, the Company's Government agree to extend the same protection to the dominions of Houcoa, as to their own; and he, on his part, pro mises to assist them in the resistance of all free booters. He also confirms the engagement made by the British Government with the Nabob Ammar KHAN, and renounces all claim to the dominions of the latter. He cedes to the British Government all claim of tribute from the Raipoot Princes, and of territory within, or north, of the Reoondic hills. In consequence of these and of some other cessions, " the British Government binds itself to support a, field force to maintain the internal tranquillity of the territories of MOLITAR Row HOLKAR, and to defend them from foreign enemies. This force shall be of such strength as shall be judged adequate to the ob ject. It shall be stationed where the British Govern ment determines to be best, and the Maharajah MOL NAR Row HOLKAR agrees toant some place of se curity as a depot for its stores . This is not the only article in the Treaty which has a tenfiency to place the dominions of lIOLKAR in the power of the Bri tish Government. By another, he agrees to discharge his superfluous troops. He also 4 , engages never to entertain in his service Europeans or Americans, of any description, without the knowledge and consent of the British Government." An accredited Minister from the British Government is to reside at the Court of HOLKAR. The Treaty wis signed at Mandeloor, on the 6th of January. VAUSHALL.—The weather being • propitious on Wednesday evening, these delightful Gardens were thronged with beauty and fashion. In the Concert, Mr. W. Paaaa repeated his Oboe Concerto, with " The blue bells ef Scotland," which was highly ap plauded ; and Madame SAM!, in her dancing, and in her ascent amidst the fireworks, excited wonder and admiration.—Among the company were, the _ _ _ Marquis and Marchioness a STAFFORD, Lord YA R 1101,1 TR, the Earl of RAD/tea, &C. ME AI?MV. Wednesday se‘nnight, the head4loarters o? the Ist, or Royal DI agoons, arrived in BeWast from Scotland. Same day, the hrqt division of the 94th Pe7o4 or Scots Brigade, marched into Belfast from Ddblin, to replace the 92d, who have marched for Boyle, &c. A Circular Letter has just been addressed to the Colonels of Militia Regiments in Ireland, by Sir E. B. BAKISII, stating, that in many instances essential ad vantages• may be derived from the co-operatitth of the Staff and Militia in aiding the service of the Ris venue and Civil Power, in the preservation of the public peace, by which means the regular military force of the country could rendered more avail able for other purposes, and requesting their opinhits upon its practicability t at the same tinse obserefill that the completion of this object must rest er.6rtily upon the meni s voluntary offer or consent, and with ' the Colonels' concurrence. No pay or allowance can be claimed by them from Government, while they shall be. so engaged, beyond the issues to which they may be entitled as militia men, under the provision df the existing Militia Pay Act ; but while on the dirty of the Revenue, the subsistence and rewards, in the event of a seizure, Fhich are issuable to regular trocps ' during the time that they are retained in the execute tion of corresponding services, willibe equally appli cable to the Militia, and for the period that they may be detached and actually absent from head-quarters, in aid of the Civil Power, the men so employed will be entitled to the receipt of the established marching allowance, to be charged and vouched in the Quito mary manner. A sufficient number of men must, however, be retained at the head-quarters of each Staff, for the protection of the arms and stores of the regiment, should they be willing to aid the proposed arrangement, and it is intended that they should be employed in the execution of _these services within such extent of district as shall be. arranged for the purpose, in corcert with the Ca.ionel and the Staff themselves, and in the event of such limitation ad mitting of out-detachments from the depot, every ex ertion will be used for the purpose of atFording them accommodation in barracks, at such stations as may be selected for their occupancy. It is net in contem plation to include Officers in the above arrangemerz. NAVAL, INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 2s. Wind W.S.W.—Passed through for London, Ole Duckepfield, Scorr, from Jamaica —Arrived off tire Wight the Shannon, FALCONIR, from St. Domingo: sailed the 18th May : left the Ealing Grove, Haw, loading for London. On the 4th June, in lat. 64. 40. long. 59. 30. spoke the American ship William„ Fos- TER, 36 days from Londonderry for New York r sl had been four days beset with ice on the banks of Newfoundland. On the 9th June, In lat. 38. long. 46. spoke the American ship Averick, 35 days from London, for Virginia: and on the 20th June, spoke the Harmony, of London, from Liverpool for St. John's, in lat. 48. 2. long. 17. 40. DARTMOUTH JUNI 43. Arrived off this Port, the Pigott, LANGSTON. fre weeks from Tobago: spoke on '29th Ma? the Provi dence, M‘MILLIts, from New Providence to Londc.!. DEAL, JUNE es. Wind 3.W.—Arrivedandilea for the River. tile Princess Charlotte, BEArrv, and Merlin, WENii EN, from Jamaica ; Jane, HAMAND, from Quebec ; Ma•.- thew and Thomas. GRAY, from Lisboa E.: Kt/. tic ; and Mercury, WE!.811, from Leghorn. Came down from the River, the Tyne, Beta, for Co: k and New South Wales ; Hannah, PEARSON, for Quebec ; Garland, BROWN, for the Cape of Good Hope; Cy prus, DAVISON, from Newcastle for Gibraltar. DOVER, JUNE 25... Arrived the schooner Chance, from London for New Orleans, having been on shore oa the rocks to the westward of this harbour and unshipped her rudder, in consequence of her missing stays. LIVERPOOL, JUNE 44. The William Dawson, Snort', from Liverpool to Calcutta, was spoke on the 29th of April, in k-. 11.15. v. long. 22.40. W. Tne Elizabeth, Lunn' . , from Liverpool to Batlcia, was spoke in Cue same latitude. The Monte Allegre, A fine Tudiaman. upwards of 800 tons, has been capture?. !"!, a privateer, nn e.e .sth instant, on her voyage from Bahia to Lor.don, supposed by a privateer belonging to Arttat. GREENOCK, JUNE 22. Arrived this morning the . Mhry, Bt:u froth 10n tego Bay, Jamaica—sailed thence the 12th ult.: on the 7th, off Cape Antonio, spoke the American rhip Calpe, 11a;:st.Es, from Hamburgh to New Weans, all well ; and on the 10th inst. in lat. 45. 17. N. long. 42. W. the American ship Hibernia, for Ne.f York, all well. Arrived also this morning, the Ja maica, ALEXANDER. from Jamaica—sailed .therce the 10th ult. ; left loading for the Clyde, the Jean, *KENZIE :—spoke no vc,sels on the passage. Ar rived yesterday, and passed to Port-Glasgcw, Nestor, Caawroao, from Grenada in six weeks-- spoke the Liverpool Packet, bound from Ness Orle/as to Liverpool, in lat. 44. 47. long. 4'2. all well : let loading the Ardent, ParrEcsoN, expected to sail weeks after, and the Gionada, Glut Ism:, to sail !! e 10th of June. 'the Anna, Itoniturso:q, C.-:- cutta for this port, sailed Feb. 2, in con.par.v with the Westmoreland, Cum MINs, arrived at Liverpool. GP AVESEND, JUNE 21. Arrived the London, Smith, ;rum Jamaica; Wane!, 5. 2 4 7 , from Oporto; Minerva, Bit Maii.on, from Emrai ; Itcse, Tac gart, from ditto ; Union, Calthileis, from Biwa ; Ic.Lsila, (M t n,. from Vi.owt; Cobourg, Jerman, from ; Plymouth, Davis, from ditto ; General Miranda, Cot:ter. from Tob2pv; Marys, Shaw, from P.l, rm.. ; rii!!ingbec, Brown, from rtr... t i gua; Thetis, Neisomi hunt Clu.briana ; Mary, Brown, from Quebec; Alchylu Douglas, from Smyrna ; Aurora, Em!th, from Grenada; Calcdunia, Bruins, from ditto ; and two or then foreigners. Sailed the Richmond, Horn, for Ce-lco, ; Lirsitania, Brash, for St. Helena, arc. ; Prince of Orartt, Teller, for Bahta ; Happy Return, butktt, fcr Cork; Victo.; 4 - Smith, for Eisineur and Petersburgh ; florlcitin, 9reen, fir Amsterdam; Robert and Sarah, Wthon, for Hamborgh Ind Vine, Webb, for Havre. coiN EXCHANIGE ) MARIC-L A IC I:, 26.—Having but few buyers of Wheat at market this rrcrninz, tht sales were very heavy, ar.d lei! 2s. per quarter iowtr for all descriptions, but fine fresh samples of cr.r own growth, which okained Monday's prices. Bariev fully supports its price owing to the zor.riduance A dry weather. Beans, Pc.is, ar.d OaR, :at Monday. 1 ‘ ' ' 1' r ' , li I ; 1 II t i I 1 1 , i;.. 11, 1 1 i 4 r'' I . 1 It I 10 . • ' . 4. 1:1 I • k 1 i , • , ' • 41 i l l r t . 1 3 / 4 i I 4 I ' , 1 1 I If'. I , • i I .1 i • i a I, •