Star. — London, England, 1802-06-23 00:00:00

tt.e Ann.: I i Sifr: ireorrednr. arceur.! of the Per- . - . • D.:g, on the ~h of Jzt.e.ory 116, wan 7.:2 be• :ere any was Cr:4•l4 apphcahle to the Ituiudion of th. Tteb;; ..n.l na tee.: s ten January t 791, was 11,325 includ ing /pc" reel. appli •able to the Reduction or the Diist ; in g.ni:h film of tts 11 , was imleded, on 01 5 , it of januar ;7•15. Coe lr•i --tt of 1n,14.1,V2:1 Capital Soak !rem-nu:A: die am atm of A in, ur unr!aimtd,wSi:it ha.' rri.ci to th. Contm:'li-aert, tafii , 4 t-getior tte. fun at 347.24.;1 arid rh t the Ei.el tun, of t0,3z5 %Vas re d:it...l or. ti c tth o: Jomary Oiloa, by reafsn of Sock atif r reel for the Redemption of the ! gild Tax, and by the Ditni• ,:i Me Charges of N.l-max !meet nn iccount of lums re &ens, d by the Con.m.ri oiers. it/ n,771,1691. In whirh illln d tits fi•-teit 01 m,e.8.5.1rri1. Capital Stuck redeemed. :et! the are-int of Atinuitks (Oleo ir.. or unclximed. and miosferrid to the CummiTtoncrs, making together the fum of 1.134. 16 6 1 6 That :he Annual Charge incuer , d on account of the Per manent Deist of Great Britain, created fince the cal of January m. 93, (including 924,1991. Permanent Intereft, and eharg. on Loun of the ?recent SelTion) of which 48,7611.175. will rot b- come parable until jticr:hc sth of Tanuary toos, arnoi.nts to X 3.597,59 41 per annum, of which 16.544,38,11. I. for interclt, Annuity, ar.d Charges of Management of (Itch part of the aid ht as wi.s unredeemed on the tre of February rEn, and 3.(73,2111. arifcs from 11. per Cent. Shilting Fund on the Ca pi.,l of part of the fA Debt z.,.d Inter,ft. of Stock redeemed, and is s.ppiie,ible to the Reciatflion thereof ; and that a further Charge of 477.7351. per Annum is parantted by Parliament, in dri.iti , t of Payroll , of the Inter& of certain Luaus by Lis AN, ft y Fripr-or of Geroigny. tt:• • amount of the Dot(tandina Demands unproeickd tar on tl.r . rrh of piluary ia, excluilve of Unfunded Debt and of the Artricipr.titet of cer.ain Duties Annually voted, was 4.4 I to,: 11. That •he lurplus of Ways and Mears fttr the yr tr t;;:ta, sr AS It 4 Ina ..nd 99,Xii61. remained unpaid, and appli cable tr. •b, Public Sc•vice, on t. Grata to the ctec n P0t t,4;.11, r .dreine the amount of Demands unprovuled for, to whiA .1.9:0091. ha, hew provided for in the refit r . 4 r Ilion. . . . •Piat thr nnfundrd Debt (axclufive of the anticipation in tic ufual Inern on certain Dutirl at,nually voted), amounted on ti! *.th of January 1;93, to g,925.41al and on the sth of J imcry 1802, to 21.17y,t7c1. eachtfive of thr anticipation of thr Loa tof Aoki 3 advanced by the Bank, without intcrrit. far the taLaw.al of their Charter, to he re paid in 1826 cf which fun of 111.17,17,:l. u.u1,j931. has been paid off, or provided for in the cou:fe of tLe pre.ant Senior. 9. That :he net produze of the permantnt exiftir; on the sth of jatitotry 374, then anitool:ed to t0,t94,,,n1.; 414 Cut Tairs were af:etwartL, in.poikd to defray the expenct, of the IA at endinz in t 783, arnounki in 17i:6 to 938,couLntakiog to-e"te- t 1,1.2 2,01.51. _ to. 1 therwt prtaiuce of the Permanent Taxes emitting previous the ysar t 784, at:at:A tin tvto about sis, gpcol. lot ppo4d a above Rated t 1 1784 and 1785: and 117,c001. arifing tram the L'onftuidation Act, and from Dutica import:id in 1789, was, in the year coding the sth of Jmuary 1793, I 4,184,0;c1.4 on theta of J..i.uary I/94, 13.941.0c.-.1 ; on the sth of Ja nun). 1795, ; ou the sth of isimary 1796, 57.5.701.; on the sth of January 1 797. 14,292,0CC1.; .11 liAt sth of Janu..r- 179 9 1. /3,332.,•)001.; on the sth cif January 17.59. 14 17.5,0(A. ; on the rh of January 1 ko, 15.743,1091.; or the sth of Itmusry tBol, 14.t94,539/.; and on the sth of J.:• , uary 13111, Including 1,275,5441. the amount of Bounties Nut on Corn ;Ind Rice imported 144974261. which latt aft , ;r deducting the llutics arifirg from the Confolidation Act, and thrif , impoied in 1789 exceed.; the nr; produce of the Ta),A on sth of J oinary - Tether with that of . 1 . 21C11111p4411111 1,34 AA I 7 Pay 3,22 t 2 161 . 11. That the /awl LCI produce tn . the Talc, impel.. I . IIICC the sth of Januzry 1793, amount d, in tip." ycar &ling tie sth of January 1802, to 9,1°7,-311.: And t'• .• the tiital n.t itroduce of the permanent twee,. ;h. year er.c.i.,g the s:!hof _ - .uary acz, amounted to : ; Si' 1,•141. inc , eding 1 , 1 .75,544 p-id tor Ba . aotiei on Cillll as.d Ricc imported. 12. That tot a l grul rcccipt within the year (dcduaing le-^ejACC.IIII. dif.:(ll2rll, :41d I:I,AVIA.Ck4 ; and oho &due:bor. al! Loans and Mentes paid to Government) %241'•, in the year ;797, 23,0764791 ; In the yc.:r 17)3, 30,176,3 - ,a31.; in the year 1799, 34,7i0,97f1 ;in the yew ,800, 33535,016 f.; and in c 7.-ar 1801, 33,3468.376 L being an Mereafe, compared with 1797, of 12,2,2,1971 and compand with 170, of 5,i9a,c731. compared with 1799, of 617,40. L and compared with 1800, of 2,83 3,3601. 7 3.thst the official value oral! Imports into Grcat-Britain, in the year ending the s:h of Janhary 17f.4, was 13422,23 a ; and on an average u: . fix years, ending the sth of Jan. 1784. was 1 t,f 90,8291.: 'that the official value of all imports into Gte. t Britain, In the year ending the sth of January 1793, was 29,639358 L; and on an average of fix years, ending the stli of unary 1793. W 121,6435,39 a; That the official value of all iwas; mports into Cre.lt Britain in the year ending the stli of Jan. dos ifuypiffing the imports (runt the Eaft Intlics, of which nu Account has been yet made up, to be the fame as In the preced ing year) was 32417,0321. making an incrufe, as compared with 1783, of 19,194.7971. and with 1792, of 12,637,6741.: and on an average of lilt years, ending the sth of January 1802, Was 26,964,0381. making an increafe as compared with the average to 3th of January 1784, of 15,2734091 s and with the average to 3th of January 1793, of 8,278,648 L; and that the real value of Imports in the year ending the sth of Jan. 18na, fuppefing the Imports from the Eaft Indies to be the fame as in the preceding year, may be eftimatt d at .'hnut 58,680,0c01. 14. 'lln.t the official value of britilli Nianufactures expored front Great Britain, in the year k.nding the sth of January 1 - 84, was 10,409,7131. and on an average of fix years, ending sth of January 1784, was 8,61C.6601.; That the official value of Brut& Manufan utak exported from Great Britain in the year ending the sth of Janury 1 793. was 28,536,851 h and on an avenge of fix r•ars, ending the sth Jan. 0793, was 14,771,0491.: That the official value of Britifh Manufadtures exported front Great Britain in the year ending sth Jan. 1802,WaS 25,719,9791. snaking an increafe, as compared with 1783, of 15.310,2661. and with 1792, of 7.3834281.; and on an average of fix years, ending the 3th of Jan. 18(4, was 21,631anc01. making an in ereare,as compared with the average to sth Ja nuary £784. of 13.014,3901. and with th e ave ra g e t o s th nuary :793, of 6,860.tx31. and that thereat value of Britifbanufadurescx pored in :he year 18ct, may he eftimated at 41,770,00c1. 15. 'that the official value of Fore ;en Merrhandize txported from Gnat Britain, in the year end. d the sth January t 78.1, so.: 4,33'4,0;1.; :lid , •ri at. aye: ago nt 11.: years, ending the sth 3.... tar/ 1744, v . 1,263,95-. I.: :ILL the. official value Cl Fo rEen illerchannise expestied front Gicas Britain, i.. ,he yiar v.:l'7g the sth January 1793, was 6.36?,2481.; and on An ..re /4: a :ix ycars,eni.;.ig thest:a Jarrlar; 1;93, was 5,a.,:...'142.: P..tt tae nikeial Thine of hoe, i. a :'.l: rdit.t1.12.74 exported t .nn (,rant Britain, .n tine year encitog the 3th a January 1 X':::, W 3 ' .6,323A801.; making an iren.a . e, as con:pare , ' with :;33, ot ! 2 .190,57z1. at:.! with Ina of 9,955,r311.; and on do average )f fit pall, erging the 3th of J mu:ay rBO2, was 143::4,70:1.; whin; an increafe, as compared wiiii the average to J. , nuars 3:4, 1;84, of 9.840,7701. ' • and with the average to Janu a ry the sta, ;79 3 , ,4 84 3 6/461 ; .rid that the real value of foreggn Merchandize exported in the .ear vtidcti the sth ef January 21(4, mai be eftirnated at a!;out 1 C.7ct=. 3001 . et. 7•h e: the number of Iteegiered V it'd; Lelorging to the Erin 3 dominions, and employed in trade, in the year 1789, Nring the fir* year in which the RQ,ilter Ad had taken full sifqt, was 14.310; their Leann: ye 1,195,172: and 0.. vomiter :it omit navigating the fame 108.961: In the yeier t 792. the .1.1,112mr of velTeis was 16,07 9 , t it. it tonnage 1,54 c 3 4 t, anti the a :miser of [cameo navigating the fame., 1 r8,1;16 : and iii ile I p a 13,,, the inundate of to Vb. was t,,;;1. their tonnage i 2 . 0 37 , 317, and the nunitter of torn 14308; : beim; an i,a,.: - r.d . C. - ' !5 . 462 ntilrlr of 6 41,145 tons, and rri . ;i,: - ..,15 men, compartx! 'NMI 1 7l2; and nf369 . 1 flips, 01497.172 Limi t and of 2c,;. t nirn, eninpartd With 1792. I'd 't hat the total film to lie raift..l in Great Britain, in the fLlr 140, inty be eftintated AS ti191 , W., viz. fon reB of itiahlie Funded Del , r. Castle. 'it Ma " ! . ..nc.nt..,:sd .iin . ., ing Fund.rni the nth o: gintrary tan, after detiudling intereit p emhic by (Leland 22,444.564 In!tren, St.!. to he incurred aril paid b. VA!: ~ .:1 pi, 14attai y iiitra and sth 1,.i:114r, ih't 3, on Stock cleatrel by I.o.tas in the prisfent S.lrlutl . 66c.422 liter, it on Exchequer Bins - - - 73......C. 0 Proia.rtion to be defrayed by Great Britain, ac cording to the Anieks of Union, of the Civil in, and rdier Charges on the Confolit!tred funds of f:tr at Pritam; • and Ireland, amounting together to 1 !;7.7241.. . - •. r 6 RaR Civil Government of Scotland, eftimated u before Penfions on Hereditary Revenue, do. - Ikfilitary and Definers Warrants, do. - Bounties for prom ot i ng Fi t h er i cs, Linen Ma- 1,000,000 nufactures, &c. including excels of Corn Bonn tie, beyond 1,643,0004 repaid by Parliament Chu,: VI of Management of the Revenue the fame as but year 2 , 02 4,697 Making the total Permanent Charges to be de tray: d out of the grofs receipt of Permanent Re- 28 44 1 .5 1 4 - venue • - - Proportion to be defrayed by Great Britain, ac cyr,,iig to the Articles of Union, of the Supplies st,ted for 1802, for Great Britain and Ireland, aiiiuunting in the whole to 39 , 3 0 5,344 1 • including thcreLi the leparate charges on t;resit Britain 35,331,371 AO.rance 63,773,882 Trcland - 2,000,000 haticat pa)ablt. :or Imperial Loans 497,596 2 ,497,596 E. That the Grofs R ece ip t o f t h e Permanent 66,271,478 Revenue, after deducting re-payments fur Over Entries, Drawbacks, and Bounties in the nature of Drawbacks, amounted, in the year ended sth Ja n6ary tBoz, to - - 29,220,136 Ettimated produce to the sth April 0103, of the Taxes introf,Al in the prdent hellion of Parliament 2,400,000 '1 hat furth:r lams are appficaldc to the [crake of the year tBoz, as iolinws, . - - - ke-payments trim% Grznada,lmprefts, and Lot tery - - 862,000 And that the remainder of the Supply for the year 'Sus k provided for by s Loan, on account of (rcat tritain, of - - - - And a Loan for Ireland, of . - .\ nd by Exchtquer Bills to be charged on Sup plk a 1803 - - - 5,000,000 And expeded additional produce of Taxes that were di-liei:ut in 11:01 comparid with 179) - 1,600,000 Surplus of W.,ys and Nhans 18ot, and rtfidue of grants to the (Zijo.ii of rot tugal - - 213,886 Intereit on Lane . 1 . ax contradled to be paid for by lottalments - - - 23,000 Arrears of Income Tax - - • 2,300,000 53,000,0c0 2,000,000 Making in the whole, the turn of - 66.811,02 19. That it appears, by a Report of a Committee of this HOLde, 111 1791, that the actual Expenditure (including the annual mil:ion for the reduttion of the Public tlebt)on an ave rage of five ?cars peace, eikang the 31h of January 1 791, and including fuodry eats aordinary expcnces fm the Armament of 1787, and for payments to American tuyalilts, and other Ar ticlesofatemperaty n nure, amounted to t .8 t 6,985. But the Peace lltatoilliment was eiliniated by the laid Committe,, at - 15,969,178 [With which Eltimate the zebra! Expence of the Year 1792 nearly agreed.] In the above tutu was included the Charge adze Puba Leid, ranutlll.llig to 16,34.5,(10,.:1. from winch is to be dr:dueled the ....iurge of Stuck ex tirlarthed by the Redemption of the Land -tax, utr the sth ot Jaut . sly, 540p00 1 5.4 2 9. 1 7 8 That tLe A,:ditional Permanent Charge, incurred by the Debt created Luce 1 793, excluiive of lute rc. it Fay.:ble by Ireland, is 1 39597.594 '1 the Additioual Charge to be incurred for increafrd Anioulit of Exchequer bills outftanding, 14 about - - - - 140,000 Intel - cit. of Money for fatisfyiag inereafed Navy Dan, at 41. per Cent. is about - 270,000 1 ha...lie Additional Charge incurred on the Con• foii,:ati,iFulid, is - 39 0 0 00 Th., Coo Adnitiunal Charge incurred for a fum appr-printed for the Redemption of the Public Debt, is - - - . 200,000 A nri that the lnereared rxisi.nces of the Peace ELLA,lament (exclufire of any Cluirgia to be in. cuited b ; • Intereit on further Sums, to be paid on winding up tiie Expcnces of the War; and of any Augmentation which may take place in the Naval (..r Military Eitablithments, but allowing for in ert-ale of Pay and other Expeocca) may be eiti ari:id at . - • 700,000 And sill) exelufive of 497,00eL Intereft on Loans, du. by the Emperor of Germany, and guaranteed bi Pa, [lament, may be eftimatcd at 30,726,772 in. That adding to the Produce of the permanent 'Fazes in the Year cluing the sth of Jan. 1802, the fum of 1,275.5441. paid for Corn Bounties, and the fum of i ,600,000 i. being the calm:tr.] deficiency of certain Dinka in the Came Year. the Income spplicane to the Peace Eltabliihment may be cillinatcd as follo‘s s : (did I...rmanent Taxes - . . £.14.497, 226 New Permanent Taxes - - - 9,187,288 Further Produce of Taxes that were deficient in 18 - r, compared with 1799 - - - tfioo,oco Further Produce of Taxes, itiot - - 864,319 T.ses impofed in 1802 - - 40oopoo Land and Malt, after .ledudting Land Tax re deemed - - 2,060,c0c 32,303,833 And that a further Sum of 454,3401 'riling from Annuities, which will expire at the periods undermentioned, viz. in 1803 56.554 1804 - - - - B,tsz 1807 . . - - 1 t. 515 1808 - - - - 374,119 454.340 will then alfo he applirahl.. as well as fuch Sums as may from time to time arife from the favino on the Intercft of Stocks which may he reduced to a lower rate, and which. fuppoting the whole of the Stocks to he rAtuecel to 3 per cent. would animmt to 1491.80. which Sums are cschtlive of any allow :nee for the Profit a a l.ottery, or for any participation of the Tel ritorial iltvcau‘s of India. Mr. Tius; Ev laid, if the Right Hon. Gentle man wilhed for a difi:oilion on the Refolutions, he thought it would be better to pottpone thcir dircuf lion till Friday. The CHANCELLOR of the Excntoyu raid, he had no particular appetite for a difcifflion, but he ra timely anxious that Gentlemen fhould have firilk;cnt time to confider the Refolutions, in cafe any diftuffion fhould take place. He had no ob. j , : , !_tion to Friday, and therefore moved that the de bate fliuuld be adjourned to Ft iday.—Agreed to. INDIA. Mr. /Tic no tt.s W3i proceeding at Some length upon a dircuf lion of tie atLitri of the Carnatic, and the depofition of the fon of the late Nabob thereof, when ley was interrupted by the SPi 3ICr Pt CT:111011S that th.re was at the door a MaigC from • c Lords, defirinz a risaircne e upon the Militia Bill. whither :Sc I.la4.4gers oceedtd accordingly; and on their return they iii.ft they had 11.1,1 loch conference, and that their I.nrdlips had intitted upon one of tit( amendments which they nt do is the fli , l Bill, but riot oo any other amendment. Whereupon Lord fleets BERVIX moved, " that the Houk ihria vivo their dilligretment with the Lords;" but It w.ks I..ga.ivcd %,vicliout a divifion. The Houle then ..retti togive no the amendment, and Lord Ca:obervie was fern to the otitis Hoof,: to apprife their Lord f.,.ps of this derrioinatioo. Mr. Mono t cs then refunled his obferratlons, and was pro e cdir.g to ftatc that the na•iooal charatler called upon Mini r. to juftify this kind a erindildt towards a Prince, whore an. ceftors manifellest thenifelv,s upon all occafions as friends to this country, when be was untxpttac.lly interrupted by Mr. SUIRIDAN, who, without soy preface, moved that the I mute be counted, when only 33 hang pmt sa 4 1 11journ rum of courfc took place. LONDON. IVEDNESDAY, JUNE 21. PRICE. OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Confols, for July i(' ! Reduced 741--New per Cent.losii—OMllNM 1, i FIT/11. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. Red. 745 -ni Imp. Anil tat 5.16 4 per Cent. 894 901 t Irith 5 per Cent. 101 i 102 5 per Cent. Ann. zo6i3 Excheq. Bills is. to 2s. par. Long Ann. 21 3-16 f, Omnium : .1 1 prem. India Stock 2164 ex. div. £nglifh Tickets 171.85. Imp. 3 per Cent. 734 4 Conl. for op. 75ii 764 COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Antfterdam, to 18 oU. Cadiz 33i effea. Genoa 47 Ditto, at fight to 14 Madrid 34 paper Lifbon 67 Rotterdam, to 19 U. Ditto 36t sired. Oporto 67! Hamburgh 33 I2i U. Bilboa 36 P a l er m o y o Altana 33 2 2 U. Leghorn ct pence per Cadiz 34 in eper Naples 44 Dublin 12, Paris, 1 day's date, 23 15—Ditto 2 Ur. 24 liv. Bourdeaux 2 Uf. 24 1 liv. Venice, 391 Livres Picoli EfFedtivi per IL fterL The Paris Papers of the 19th contain but little news refpeeing France. They Rate that the votes in favour of the Confulfhip for life, in many de partments, far exceeds the number in favour of the Connitutinn upwards of two years ago. The' commercial part of the inhabitants of the princi pal ports are greatly rejoiced at the conclufion of the war in St. Domingo ; and it is faid that the fpirit of enterptize and trade, which had been very languid, begins to acquire new vignur. The French Funds are 55 f. zo c. The imbecil flue of theTurkifh empire becomes every day more manila. Letters from Semlin of the 26th May date the arrival at Belgrade on the lad of a Tartar, with a letter from the CAPTAIN PAM!, in which the Janaffarits are once more afrured of an abfolute pardon, and of entire obl;- vion of all the pall, upon condition that they (hall remain quiet. The Aga and the Caimacan, whom they had chofen, were alfo confirmed upon this condition. They have, notwithaanding, refufed to acknowledge a Receiver of Cunoms lately ar rived. Accounts nate, that Jassy Peer+ a and the AGA of /slissa, after feveral combats, have at length made their peace with the Porte. The former has difbanded nearly all his troops. The garrifon of Widdin, compofed of the troops of PASSWAN OGLoo, made, on the nth, an incur lion into Wallachia, upon the towns of Kambn long and Tengonin. They mafracred all who re filled, and the pillage was general. The Talkifb troops, which were ported at tome diftance, did not interfere. Their objeft was to inflict ven geance upon the Prince of WALLACHIA, who had obtained from the GRAND SIGNIOR a comminion to reduce PASSWAN OGLOU. It is very confidently reported in the political circles, that in confequence of the manifold in trigues which agitate men and parties, and which Mr. ADDINGTON perceives might terminate in a crifis unfavourable to his power and to his reputa tion, an offer has been made to bring back Mr. PITT into an oftenfible (hare in the Miniftry. It was to propofe and dikurs the terms of this compromife that Mr. DUNDAS lately waited on Mr. PITT, at Walmer Cattle. His Ma.issv v, it is raid, had confented to Mr. PITT again entering upon his fervice, on the condition that the quellien of Catholic Emancipation should not be brought forward as a meafure of Government. To this propofal Mr. PITT is reported to have given a de cided negative, and to have Rated even that he had no with to come into office in the prefent Rate of things, probably feeing the KING not fufficiently reconciled as to allow him to hold office with plea lure and with effed. Mr. DUNDAS, however, it is believed, will come into office, though equally (hackled by the Catholic queftion, if - any body confiders that fubjed to have been the true caufe of the refignations. That fcruple, however, Mr. DuNDAS will eafily get over. The ground of his return is, the fituatiou of the EaR India Company, whore affairs require either care or concealment from Mr. DUNDAS'S weft-known addrefs ! It is underßood, therefore, that Mr. DUNDAS will re fume his Ration at the head of the Board of Con troul, and retain the whole patronage of Scotland. It is doubtful how the Eleiion for Wigtow take will terminate. Mr. HERON ii patronized by Mr. Duiroas, who oppofes Colonel STEWART. The Merchants of Glafgow have refolved to I creel a Ratue to Mr. PITT, in that city. Yefterday the CHANCELLOR of the ExciiEQlEll gave a grand dinner to M. Orr°, Monf. DIRT MONTBRET, Lord C ORNWALLIS , L or d HAWKESBURY, and a large party of perfons iu high official fituations. Yeflerday a Court of Directors was held at the EaR India Houle, when Mr. FREDERICK PIT MAN, Commander of the Sicsi.rom CASTLE extra Ship, took leave, previous to his departure for Fort St. George. - WILLIAM ADAM, Efq. is appointed Counfel to the EaR India Company, vice GEORGR Rous, Efq. deceared. Sir EDWARD HAMILTON, who was difmified the fervice Come time ago, livs been reinitated in his former rank of Poll-Captain in the Navy. The Mailer and Wardens of the Bakers' Com pany attended the Court of Aldermen yefterday, when the Court ordered the price of bread to be railed half an aflize, or one penpy in the peck loaf, to take place to-morrow. On Monday, one morning paper Rated that a telegraphic dispatch had been received at the Ad miralty, announc:ng the arrival of eight fail of the line floor Jamaica, and another gave a letter from Poitimouth, Stating the fame fad. We could not doubt this double telt i ninny, and therefore infer ted the fame in:clligencc, though our own Correrpon dent had been silent relpeding their arrival. By our letter; of this morning, however, we.lind that CORN lifil.'?XET. MARK-LANI, JUNI 23. Wheat, Flour, and every other fort of Gr., , r, remain without much aitcr.ii;on fioal the prices mentioned in this Paper cf Monday Lilt, but riit• titer lower, if ar.v thing. NAUTICAL INTEL.LIGENC:E. FALMOUTH, JUNE aci.—Sai l ed this day the Chefferfleld Packet, Blicht, with tb: Mai of the t6th inftant, for the Leeward Bland. ; alto the barque Riga Merchant, Knight, with flour from Norfolk far Havre de Grace..--1....tt evening, failed the Duke of York Pael;et, Deake, with the Mails of the 15th in Rant, for ; ;he brig Sifters, Tren try, wit' cotton, wool, tin, &c. for London; and the following cutters on a eruize againil the in - nigglers: Myfore, of Cowes, Cooke; Stag, of Dover, Hare; u.d ;he A.ltive, of this port, iiinfman.—pa Friday evening failed the Pitit:ian Slickting, with flour, for Amlterdam; and the Amer:can (hip Hiadoitan. Finley, with soon barrels of flour, fur Hr.vre de Grace; the do. Triton, Clout,., with do. for do.; and the do. 1\ largarettajlor ton, with fugar and cutlee, ter Hamhurgli.—The I.ory Ara bella Packet is em2 , ,inted to take out the ft,!.ilic.to Mail; of the hat Wcdt.efday in next month.—Wind PORT . :MOUTH, JUNE 22—Arr!.-A Cie Char:wt.% James Mackay, front Dantziek, 1 , -;end to Oi , a, - :o.—Yelt; :lay failci the Rambler (loop of war to the eAtiv,,rd. SIILEP.NESS, jeNEVcd Crtiiiier brig, from a cruize ; Mariner, from Ireland; and N'isen,la.:mt the Downs.—. The FerriET ftittal or a cruize.—The Chid , elter Lore Chip On% mornirtt+ failed cut of hartn , tir to the Norc • from this (hip Vice-Atinlirai Grreioc has 'Lifted lii. I 1 Tto the Captain Cusit,in l alo.m.—The lately fold to Mr. O. ‘''alters, oh her way ty clic Th..nws, get aground oppofite South Led: every method was tried to get her off out without eff.dt., the Owner is now under the ntrality of breaking her up where fhe lies. DEAL, JUNE 22 tl:e Fr BAIT Lit gun vtfill, to Mar gate. Wind S. S. W. AVI:St NM, June 22,--Paffed by, the Henrira, HO Pr., from St. V.lllery; Tht re 13:when:, —, front Rotterdam; and the Young Wm. RI/ RE .4, from DWI ..-St4ilCol the Echo, KL r. DA L for Jamaica; Mary, MARTIN, for BAP:Coma N:1 L IAR, for Grenada; Jane, Sul r it, for &boa; Samuel', Nie ntsoN, fnr Peterfburgh ; Orphan, Bap A Kr, for Newfound- land; Argus, ST I:WA RT, for Hamburgh; Adive,lloN Au.tu, tor Milliffippi; Britannia, BROWN ; and Bolton, I..toass, for Guernlty ; Ammcrtwaght, for Antwerp; Vrow Reix tiana, for Rotterdam; Goccle Hoop, RENT'S. far Mend; Mary, PArTaasuti ; and Geuto Wcrwagting, BAK KER, for Amfterdam. SPURTING INTELLIGENCE. ASCOT RACES. Yellerday being the &ft day of the races, Afcot Heath pretented one of the gayefl fcenes ever wit netred on a race ground. There were feventeen large (lands on theground betides the Royalltand., all of which were crowded, and the number of elegant women exceeded expeeation. The Royal Family, arrived on the ground between twelve and one in open fociables. The KING was dregi.d in the Windfor uniform, and wore boots, hut did not mount on horfeback. Her Ma; rsr r and the Pa ts: c ss ES were elegantly dreif ed in white. Their MajEsTiks were followed on the ground by the Prince of WALES, the Duke of YORK, Duke of CUMBERLAND, and a long lid of attendants; but no military came with them or were on the ground. Tbe Royal Family :decod ed into their Rand ; the Prince of WALES rode about the ground on a fine brown flallion ; the Duke of Cum BLRLAND rode on A grey boric ; the Duke of YOK% continued dole with his MAJESTY. The firil race for his Majetiy's plate of too gs. terminated as follows : Mr. John Sutton's gr. b. ilackneyman, 5 years old t t Mr. Abbey's ch. h Acmun,aBcd 3 3 Mr. Smith's eh m. Trull, 5 yrs old 5 Mr. Reeve's ch. g. Speculation, by Aurdlus, 6 yrs old 4 Mr. Cufdas Ginger, aged - dia. Before darting it was even betting on !kidney. man againft the field. After the firfl heat 3 and 4 tot on him. He won ear) , ; Amon made very good play both heats. After the fir( heat, the Royal Family retired to two marquees placed for their accommodation and took refreflitnents. The Prince can and paid his ref - pet% to their Majeflies for fume time. The fecond race wa♦—The firit year of the re newed Sweepdakes of togs. each, for 3 yr olds. Ld G. Cavendifh names Mr. Wilton's c. Young Eclipfe t Sir Charles Bunbury's br. t. Julia Mr. Durand' ch. c. Morgan Rattier Ld Ciermuat's ch. c. t.y Trumpator, out of Rolialift's fitter 4 Ld Egremont's Amazon - 5 Before flatting, the betting was 2 to t on Eclipfc; 4 to t agil Julia; 5 to t agil Trumpator ; to tot agft Amazon. Though the odds were fo highly in favour of Young Eclipf:, a (rung opi nion prevailed that Julia would v n, Itnd a good many of the knowing ones were taking the odds ; but Young alipfe won by a length. The third race was as follows: The fird year of the renewed Sweep lakes of togs. each for 4, 5, 6 yrs. old, and aged hoifes. Mr. Durand's Sir Sidney, 5 yrs. old His R. H. the Prince of Wales's I,r. e. by Fidgct i 4 yrs..4l 1 Mr. Lake names Mr. Ladbrokes Myftery, 5 yrs. old 3 Lord Egremeit's ;mho, 5 yrs. old - - 4 I its R. H. the Doke of York's hr. b. br Sir-Peter, 5 yrs. old 5 Sir C. Bunbery names Mr. Harrk's eiig, 5 yrs old - 6 Sir F. Standifli Malta, by Buzzard, 4 yrs. old 7 The odds before darting were 5 to 2 the field againd Sir Sidney ; ..tot againd Nlyficry ; and 5 tot naiad Malta. No one hid any opinion of the Fidget colt, or backed hint, but he ran Sir Sidney hard, and made a very good race with Sir Sidney, who won only by half a length. The King, was much delightcd with the r. , ces and obvionfly took great intereft in them. He was very free and familiar in his converfation, and in very good humour. At half pill f the races concluded, when the Royal Fa!rily fca.cd them felves in their open carriages aid returned tc Windfor, an irnmenfe cloud of chaii(.teers and hor(emen following. Upon the ground wore all the Gcntlerncri of the turf. Lord CtfamoNv on horfeback, in the WindCor uniform ; Sir C. BuN• BURY, Sir F. STANI)I/1, Mr. NORTON, &c. &c Lord SANDWICH was alfo or the ground in the Windfor uniform. On the ground, and in the booths, there was an abinidarie of Hazard and £0 tables. Gaming was going forward very brifkly.—No accident occurred. Windfor Terrace was crowded in the evening, every one anxious to fee their MajES ri Fs, 3nd :,11 the inns were overflocked. A ft:Anger going in I i 1 1_4 i I