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SPORTING INTELLIGENCL EPSOM RACES, WEDNESDAY. JUNE s. Fifty Pounds for 4 yr olds, 7tl. 81b. ; 5 yr olds, Bit. ylb. ; 6 yr olds, 81t. 131 b. and aged 911. alb. Three mile heats. H. Durand's, Efq. Teddy the Grinder. 4 yrs obi i t Mr. Whaky's br. h. Wilks, 4 yrs old. 7R. Slb. s s Mr. Ladbrooes e. h. Myftery, 3 yrs old. Eft. 71b. 3 dr Mr. Serapes bay h. Dottrel, 4 yrs old, 7ft. Slb. -dr SATURDAY, JUNI 5. A Sweelrflakes of loop. each, h. ft. Derby Courfe. Lord Clamant's ch. e. by Trumpator • - Prince of Wales's e. by Kidney, out of Pim $ Mr. Dawfon's e. by Coriander - p- f t . - - Five to 2 on Lord Clermont's c. which won with the grata cafe. The other races were compro rnifed. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE►. MAILS THIS DAY.--WIND S. S. E. •aanas. 3 Dublin, s Waterford, x o Hamburgb, o Daub, o French, FALMOUTH, JUNE 4. Arrived the brig (American) Swift, Captain Roans, in so days, from Richmond, with flour and wheat, for orders; the American Ship Mar garet, Capt. THOS. HOLTON, in 48 days, from la Guava, with coffee, cotton, indigo, tobacco, &c. for orders; the American (hip Juno, Capt. Till's, in 64 days, from Charleftovrn, with rice, in want of water and provilions, and proceeded on for Bremen; the PrufEan galliot Maria, Capt. Uses'. sum's, from Liverpool, with fugar, coffee, &c. for Havre de Grace, very leaky; and the Stadfett, Capt. HUNTER, from Liverpool, and failed again for Amflerdam.—Sailed the American brig Char lotte, Capt. Duman, for London ; the Pluto, Hun, for Exeter ; the Albion, Gaav, for Rot terdam; the Union, Jamul, for Dublin; the Polly, CNucc, for Lubeck; the Aurora, Taa- LVDDRA, with barilla ; the George and Francis, HOSIIIIIS ; the Brothers, THOMPSON ; and the Skein, THOM, for London.—The PRINCS ADOLPHUS packet, if the wind be favourable, will fail tomorrow, with the mail of the tit inftant, for Lilbon. PLYMOUTH, JUNE J. Calm in the Crolby, Captain Ftszcasa, from Barcelona, bound to London, with wine and brandy.—Sailed the Andalufia, Cox, from Cadiz, for Amfterdam ; the Amy, BARBI, from Venice, for London; the Q . l2een of Naples, BAnDUN, from Alicant, for Rotterdam; Admiral Nelfon, RAISER, from Barcelona, for Guernfey; Coffteet, Tatum, for Altona; inNOBTALITIIip of 38 guns, on a cruizc : the DIDAIGNEUSI, of 38 guns, Captain SNOITLAND,IS expeited to fail to-morrow,dellined, as is reported, for the Cape of Good Hope. PORTSMOUTH, 113141 E& Arrived the Sovereign, BALMANO ; Boreas, Ma**; Ann, BARKER; and Aid, LAND, from the Straights ; Fortitude, HALLOW, from Dantzic, for Lilbon ; Elizabeth, BEVERIDGE, from Memel for Barcelona; and Peggy, Form easy, from Wey mouth; the Thames, from the Weft Indies ; Al liance, Rosso*, Phcebus, Alligator, and Barrick, Roam sow, from the Straits; alto Eliza, BROOK. awo, from ditto, and are put under quarantine.— Palled by the Queen from Surinam.—Yefterday arrived the Ace assoa gun rail from a entice ; and this day the INMORrAI.ITE, of 36 guns, Capt. Horns*, from Ireland.—Came into harbour the Alligator tranfport ; and ENDYMION ; 0140 guns, Capt. LARMOUR ; to be paid off.—Sailed the Ms. LAM ru s, of 36 guns, Capt. Gossasz It, for the eaft ward ; Heart of Oak, WEBSTER ; for Archangel; Ailive, WILLIAMS ; for Poole; and Owners Good will, HILL, foriLymington. YARMOUTH, JUNE 6 This morning failed the Hudfon Bay !hips with a fair wind ; alto the Samuel, Capt. CHAMIaItS, with paffengers for Rotterdam: among whom are Mrs. SYKES and family, Mr. Lae, &c.—Arrived a gun brig from Sheernefs, but have not learned her name. The ARIADN a Hoop is under failing orders for a cruize to Scotland. No Packets have yet arrived but arc expefted next tide.—Came into there Roads from Dunkirk for Cardiff, the Baltic, JAMES SANFORD, with timber. The William, G. DIXON, which a (hurt time ago came on (bore on this beach, laden with oats, has been got off and brought into harbour. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. DIAL* JVIIt 6.—Arrived and foiled for the River the Pricntifitip, S!dITII, from tbe Cape of Good Hope ; and the Adventure, FoLoz It, from the South Seas. Wind S. S. W. GRAVESSIID ' Juni 6.—Paffed by the Queen, Boat tt., from Lilbon; Prince 0 -mega, BAILIN from jantaica ; Alpha, HUT vow, from Hamborgh; Humphrey and Mary, from Gi braltar • Hero, Draw. from Leghorn ; Eleanor, Howe, from BoureleLaz ; Safannals, Tot.Locr, from Seville; Fanny, Mo onier, and Porfuit, PURVIS, from Petertbiarg ; Amphitrite, Rouse, from Oftend ; Patriot,—, and Nile packet, BrAcn, from Calais.--Sailed the Sarah, LseterrLv, fur St.Domlngo ; Eufannak, foe Densararai Stork, DRUMISOPID, for An tizita ; Pmgrefs, Foos?, for Dominica; Barry, STORK, for Libraltar; Carolus, and Young William, Yours°, for 1 i'mburgh ; Balky, (or Lifbmt; Becky Hon?, for Waterford; Zephyr, WILLIS, for Rochfort; Liar* —, and Game Hanoi's, and VgGcbraidcm for Asattcnbm. MOWED. At PoetfineratQwen, Behan, from Lilbon ; and Rans bkr, Whiftaek, from ur.nam; Vrow Helena, Eltbard, from Malaga; and the Rivades, Samptane, from Spain. At Cowes—Eliza, Brooking. from Smyrna; N. S. Sauvana, ---, from Merluza ; John, Warren, from Charltßon ; and Neptune, Jeffries, from Batavia. At Dartmouth Harfies, —, from Corunna; and Mary, Whiftm-le, from Barcelona. Off Plymouth—Grenada, Riehardfon ' from Demarara. At Falmouth—Caroline, Auld. from Baltimore ; Brothers, Thompfon, from Lifbon ; Emmeline, Harwell, from Zant ; Fabius, Bywater, and Dolphin, Storey, from Minorca ; Palo las Delday. and Albion, Biggs, from N a pl es; an d Sk een , 'Thorp. from Madeira. Off Portland..Q2cen, Dymond, from the await of Spain. At Briftol—Betfey, Clamart, from Cadiz ; 4talanta, from Marfeilles; and Ulyffes, Ball, from Barcelona. At Clyde—Menie, M.Kallar, from St. Vincent's. Off LymoWade,.---, and Hampton, ilagg,from Charier town. In the Tend—Mary, Miller, from Philadelphia • Triton, Brant, from Thalia; Factor, Hancock, and Fridiebtirg, from Naples. At Hetvoet—Kitty, Rattle, from Smyrna. At Oporto—Hannah, Gavin, from London. At Ennis—Fahnakon, Andarfon, from Arundahl. At Teneriffe—Oratava, Burgh, front Plymouth ; and Wel come Return, O'Brien, from Barcelona. AdDemarara—Pomona, Major, from Portfmouth. At Naples—Atlantic. Ming from London. At Jamaica—Paned. of Wales, Campbell, front Loudon. At Palermo--Libcrty, Miller, from London. Monday arrived at Port Cillafgow. the Made, NVlCistsal from St. Vineents, after a paffage of 38 days : fpoice no velfels an the patage : has been la the L'h.umel there eight days owing to contrary winds : left the Eglinton loading for Clyde, would be ready to fail about the end of May; and alto the Commerce of Greenock, loading for London. The Sufannah, Stanton, bound to Dublin, is totally loft .t Martinique. The Rafper, from Cork to Falmouth, is totally loft near Cork. " The Columbia, Gilbert, from Sicily to Eughad, foundered in the Mediterranean. The St. Oloff,Thine,from Stockholm for Law, h on more . . The Purfuit, Borradaile, from London, is arrived at Suri nam, after being on Store. The Maria, Barber, from Landon and Leghorn for Naples, has been taken by fame pirates in the Mediterranean, who after having murdered all the crew, plundered the veal, and cut her maft away, left her. The velfel has bee been towed into Leghorn by fame boats. Saturday the Duke of GLOUCCITIIt reviewed the firft regiment of Foot Guards in Hyde Park. ' General WINYARD gave the word of command. The third regiment had a field exercife the fame' day, commanded by General GROSTINOR. On Friday two troops of the third Dragoon Guards marched from Norwich for York ; the re mainder of the regiment will fhortly follow them. They are to be replaced by the firft regiment of Dragoons from Canterbury. A fubfcription was oponed !aft Monday for im proving the harbour of Brißol, by floating docks, &c. 200,0001. it is eflimated will be the expence, by a plan of Mr. Jusor, of London. On Mon day and the following day zoo,oool. were fubfcrib ed, and the whole was completed on Thurfday afternoon. The Opera on Friday night, though not very full, was moR fafhionably attended ; many Ladies appearing in their birth-day plumage. On Saturday a carders Nurfery-maid, having charge of young child, in walking over Black friars-bridge, fuffered it to climb up a heap of gravel, placed in one of the receffes to mend the ridge; the child tilted qv, fell into the river, and was drowned.—We mention this as a caution. I DIP.I.IID/0L Flas.—On Monday left, about Is at noon, a molt tremendous fire (uddenly broke out amongft the rags in one of the upper rooms of the paper mill at Swanton, and raged with fuch violence, that great part of the whole building, (with a very large flock of paper), was, in Ids than two hours, burnt down to the water's edge, three good engines were procured from Denham, &e. and arrived on the fpot with incredible (peed; but the conflagration was fo rapid and irrefiftible, that notwithftanding the great exertions of the workmen, and of the gentlemen and inhabitants of the neighbourhood, no affiltance, in eztingaiffi. log the flames, could be derived from them ; the only matter to be confidered, was the getting out all the (lock poffible ; and the (mall part Paved was at the hazard of the lives of thofe who affifted, infomuch, that Come of them were obliged at lalt to effee their efcape from the windows. The whole damage is eftimated at upwards of ♦aool. about one half of which, (fortunately for the pro prietors, Mars. Fumes and Robberds,) is infured at the Norwich Fire-office. A barn and cottage, at about three hundred yards di(tance from t h e miU,caught fire from the flakes,butbeing inftantly difcovered, no damage milted to them. No fatif faSory account can be given of the cattle of this fire, it having broke out in a part of the mill re mote from aA machinery and chimnies ; immedi ately under it was a rag loft, into which one of the proprietors had occaf►on to go not more than 20 minutes before it took fire, without perceiving any thing indicating fuch a calamity ; and feveral perfons had been at work during the whole morn. mg, in the room below it, which they bad not left more than ten minutes. %mum Carric.—Various reports are in cir. culation refpeding the origin of the conflagration at Rofneath Caftle, belonging to his Grace . the Duke of ARGYLE, as briefly Rated in our Paper of Saturday, but the caufe is not yet known.— It was &ft dircovered by one of the fervants at a quarter pall fix, and the fire fpread with fo much rapidity, that in about half an hour afterwards the roof fell in. Before this time it had been dif tinftly obferved from Greenock, and immediately vall numbers of boats croffed over, filled with the town's people, anxious to render every affillance in their power, and carrying with them two fire engines. A party of the Glengary Fencibles alto Ailed. All their efforts were, however, unavail ing, and the Caftle was burnt to the ground be fore midnight. We are happy to fay, that all the valuable pa pers belonging to the family have been faved, as well as a cost6derable pan of the furniture. The lots amounts to many thoufand pounds. There was no infurance. His Grace, Lady AUGUSTA CLAVIRIIIO, and others of the family, were then at the Cattle. At the time the accident happeneti his Grace was out an airing. DMA% JUNE 1. Monday morning a meeting took One at R,athcar, between Sir RIC HARD MUSGRAVE Bart. and WM. TODD Jonas, Efq. formerly a Member of the Irifh Parliament, when on the firft fire Sir RICHARD was wounded, his adverfary's ball pair ling through the lower part of his belly. The wound is not, however, fuppofed to be dangerous. This meeting took place in confecinence of tome obfervations in Sir RICHARD'S Memoirs of the late Rebellion, which Mr. Jonas confidered to be in jurious to his charact e r. Sir RICHARD was the challenger. The Baronet was attended by Mr. H. MAY, of Waterford—Mr. Jomas by Mr. T. O'MEARA. This day R. Boyle,merchant of Newry, commit ted Tome time fence to Newgate. on a charge of for. gery on the National Bank. was brought up to the Court of King's Bench under a military efcort, in cullody of the goaler, to be admitted to bail ; but the Court were pleated to remand him, until fitch time as they !Call be convinced that tome other charges fuggefted to be againft him are unfound< d DENIS Bowas Datr, Efq. under attachment as High Sheriff of the county of the town of Gal way, for twelve months back, for an omiffion of his Sub•Sherff making due return on a writ, was difcharged by order of the Court, without being fubjedt to day fees. Mr. DALY gave in bonds to, the attachment when it was c iffued, and it appear. ed to the fatisfaetion of the Court this day, from' various affidavits, that his Sub-Sheriff never re ceived the writ in queltion, which by tniftake was put into the hands of Sir JOHN OThimary's clerk, Sir Joan being at the fame time High Sheriff of the county of Galway. Just 3.—The z4.th'Dragoons, Rationed in Dub lin Barracks, were yefterday reviewed by the Com mander of the Forces, attended by a great aim. blage of General Officers. The Regiment made a very military appearance, and performed their manoeuvres to the fatisfaEtion of every one prefent. This Regiment, after being three years Rationed in our Barracks, is about to change quarters, it is fuppofed, to the fouth. It is now, we underftand, a meafure tefolved upon, that Parliament fhall be diffolved on Fri. day the 25th inftant. Saturday being the birthday of Ms Royal High nefs the Duke of CUMMLAND, who completed the 3t ft year of his age, their Majesties fifth fon, due Royal Family received the compliments on the occafion. By a dance in the new Aa of Parliament for regulating the Mead Taxes, every Farah, either by a feleet Vetlry, or (even pnncipal houfeholders, have the power of nominating to the Commif fioners the Colleaor of Taxes for that Parilh. Sunday fe'mfight, a Clergyman who officiat ed at a village near' Norwich," having: finiffied his regular duty, informed his parithionen, that as it would be inconvenient for him to attend on the Thankfgiving Day, he Ibould preach an addi. times/ firma at the prefent time; which he aamdly did, to the no (mall afioniffinsent of his auditors. Nothing can prove, ;in a more (hiking manner, bow much certain expreffions We by being tra m!. fated into another language, than the French want lation of Biz Saw, in the account which they give of the death of that celebrated perfonage. They fiat him Grated Samuel Mifs WADDY, daughter of Mr. WADDY, of Co. vent.garden, made her Mot at that Theatre laft Friday night in the angler of Eionahin the Birth Da ,for her father's benefit. We ihould hope that it will alfo tend to her own benefit, as it was a firil appearance of very flattering promife. She is an elegant little girl, and played with great feeling. Loud applaul attended her whole performance. The houfe was crowded in every part. Mrs. Bicctworos has clofed her winter feafon. She left London on Saturday with more than fix thoufand guineas, drawn from her notes. Her firft vifit is to Bulftrode, the feat of the Duke of Poar. LAND, from which, accompanied by her brother and tdr. KILL?, the proceeds to Liverpool and Edinburgh. The following are the faihionable arrangements for the prefent week : 71111 !VIM& Casataft of dattavrafa Rout. Lady Carowalrs Milk Mits Moen , Mae, Maw:beat:ageism. Mnaa a Mafqoarade, Gare-haufe, Kinsfington. Mn. Rost, Devadidre-itrest. The Montan. at latas. Mrs. Lloyd's Public Bresiklaft. Kesdisigtos. Comas of Mbemsaies Root. Dowser Mule, HarlerOreet. Mrs. Weilsas Rout, Ordveswar-Arcet. WIWI MAT. Mrs. Capfiguy's Morning Party. Matadi:we& of Headfott's Roat. Lady Glbbea Root, New Btullostati-fteeet. Combats of Pottfatootlea Roat. Liacolat'aisMidda. Mrs. Dad's Rout, Cursoa•itrcw. Mrs. Hales's Rout, Grofvener-ylace. Mrs. Mercer's Rout. 7111711111 DAT. Dowager Lady Deeriti n tz eks. t. area. Mrs. Makoloes Bs% The Mitres Moores Mae. WRIDAT. Mits Cramer's Ball, Hereford.ftreet. Mrs. De Chair's Male, Cilaseefter-plain. Mrs. Dawfon's Root. Mrs. Daniel's Rout, Devoe•plaot Mrs. Portmore's Rout, Brook-Brut, - AAAAA AT. Lord Brownlow's Orantaisioer ;Maras. S V NDAT. Marchtooefs of SaliThury's Mae. Mareitionefa of Abercorn's Party. We find that on this Evening will be prefented, at the Royal Circus, in addition to the prefent very fplendid and popular Performances, an entire new Entertainment called, Variety, or the Sailor's Fefli val, with various Songs by Mrs. Roy rzy Mrs. He assay, Mr. Hs Lys a, Mr.Boaaotroand Mailer BROADH vzsr, together with a new Hornpipe by Mifs ADAMS; the whole to conclude with the cele• braced Calenda Dance, &c. alto the Taylor riding to &milord, in which will be introduced that beautiful animal the Horfe Turk, which was fo much admired in the late fplendid Proceffioa of Peace. CORN MARKET& MARE-LAME, JUNE 7. Our Market was well fupplied with Wheat, and monk other Corns from the counties of Effez and Kent.-The fine qualities have been taken off by uur mealmen at a fmall advance from this day week's pr:ce-Barley, Malt, and Oats, have very little variation.-Beans dull, having a good fup. ply, and look down.-Hog Peas and Boilers are advancing.-Currency as under. •Englifh Wheat, per quarter, 465. 6os. Ditto, primeft, 68s. Its. Foreign Ditto, 6os. 68s. Fine ])ant=ic Wieat, 7os. 725. Rye, 325. 345. Barley, zos. 265.--(Malting) 3os. 34.3. dd. Malt, sos. to 535. Oats, 16s. 225. 255. Horfe Beans, (New) 3 05 . 34.1. 355. Tick Beans, (New) 28s. 325. Hog Peafe, 285. 345. Boilers, 345. 38s. Cutaway Seed, 365. to 4os. per curt. Coriander, 265. to 295. per cwt. Canary, 785. to Bos. per cwt. Rape Seed, 341. to 361. per laft. Flour sos. and sss. per fack. taut TOR LONDON OA TTTTT OATVIIDAT, JONZ S. Average prise of Corn in England aid Wale', from the Re* terns ending the spit of May, iBot. Wheat. Rye. I Barley. Oats. I Beans. rears. s. 1. s. 1. d. Si a d. 64 II 41 9 31 0 ri . l 1 . 33 6 37 0 The average Prim of Sugar, computed from the Rennie made in the week lading the ad of June, Is 345. rid. per hundred weight. num if GRAIN 411? Tilt LLLLL WING 'EMITS: - Bssinorroas.—Vilioat 6oa od to 69.1 od per Quarter.' Barley ass od to sos od I Beans sss od to 35$ od Oats as od to s6s od Peafe ass od to eos od Mstnatenaso.—Wheat 6os od to yes od per quarter. Barley O s s os 48 od V 04202 od to ea cxl 1 Peak :vs od to 36s od ats W 384 od to ets tod Nawavay.m..Wheat, sae. ad. to /08.0 d. per Quarter. Barley ass od to pa od Baas se. od to ps od Oats spa od to 228 6d Pak sea ad to 36s 6i Hasty.Wltsat s6s od to yts od per Quarter, Barley jos od to ses od I Beans ses od to j6s od Oats ds od to ads od 11 Peak so od to 421 ad RlaoincimMbeat ecs.od. to yes. od. per (LaMar.. I Barley ass od to sat; 61 Beans 341 o:, to Iss cd Oats 208 081 to sEs od Peafe co. od to sits ad At Warrninfter Market, on Saturday left, the prices of Corn were as follow : Wheat, by the quarter, 21. 155. to 31. 3s. Barley, il. is. 6d. to :1. 11s. 6d. Oats, jEts. to il. is. Beans, 11.165. to 21. as. On Wednefday evening as two of the Newing. ton Rages were running a race, (and which of late has been the practice both by the Hackney and Newington coaches) they came in contaa with each other in paffing through Shoreditch Turn. pike Gate, by which means the fore-part of the hindmoß carriage caught thepolt and was torn to pieces; a young woman thrown from the box was much bruited; and miraculoufly efcaped be in g chased to pieces ; the horfes broke loofe and galloped off towards Bithopfgate-ftreet. Gips:al.—The following extraordinary circum. Rance took place on Friday tall, at South End, near Lewifham, Kent. A girl, about ten years of age, in molt wretched attire, applied to Tome perfons there for relief, Rating, that (he was almat perithing for want, having that morning walked feveral miles, to efcape from a gang of gipfies, who had taken her away from her friends at Plymouth ; her Rory excitin great curiofity, (he was taken to a Gentleman's houfe in that neighbourhood, remarkable for his philanthropic difpolition, where, on being particularly interrogated, (he Paid, that the was the daughter of a Captain Kellen, of the Marines, at Plymouth ; that about (even months ago, being fent a (mall dißance out of the town, on tome bilkers for her parents, the was met by a gang of gipfies, confining of five men and fix wo. men, who fazed her, and forcibly carried her away to their camp, in another part of :he coup. try, at a confiderable difance, having firft (tripped her of her own clothes, and, in exchange,. dreffed her in tome of their rags; that in this garb the had travelled about the country with them ever time, treated as the molt abjea Dave in every refpe&, and her life threatened lithe endeavoured to ef:Ape, Cr divulge her Rory. That during the time the was with them, they entrapped a little boy about her own age, whom they alto (tripped and carried with them, but took particular care he fhould never convene with her, treating him in the like ravage manner • faid that they generally travelled by croft ro ads and private ways, ever keeping a watchful eye that (he might not efcape ; no op. portunity of which offered till Friday morning laft, when, by Come accident, they were obliged to fend her from their camp to a neighbouring farm houfe, in order to procure a light, which the took ad. vantage of, and fcrambling over hedges and ditches, as the fuppofes for the dittance of eight miles, reached South End, worn out with fatigue and hunger, her fupport with them being always (Canty, and of the worn fort ; which, added to the mifery of tleeping under hedges, and oxpofed to the inclemency of the weather, has given her a very emaciated appearance. Of the depredations • of this banditti, in milking cows in the night, Real ing poultry,Scc. the gave a very probable account s and laid, it was their intention to have coloured her and the boy, when the walnut feafon approach ed, to make them appear as real gipfies : by her manner and behaviour altogether and her being able to read extremely well, there is every reafon to believe her tale is true ; but to afcertain which, the gentleman before mentioned has written to Plymouth ; and as the fays the has a grandmother refiding fomewhere in London, and tome relations at Taunton, we have been thus particular in de tailing her Rory, in hopes it may (if true) reach the ears of Come of her relatives or friends, and cf thofe o f the little boy, who the defcribes as a part ner in her (offerings, and who probably mai . , by • this means, be retiored to the botom of hia ;Maul pare nti - -