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Lutemberg do not by any means wish to be sepa rated from the Netherlands. Ail the suite of the Duke of Wellington have B i re ady arrived at Cambay from Paris, and the Bri tish OtEcers who were absent from their Corps upon loft have received orders to join." SOUTH AMERICA. Euract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at pros Ayres, dated 15th February : The English ship :Mary Ana, HADAWAT, from Monte tit,) to SV2arai , o, sent into Lima by the Venganza, Spanish twee, has been condemned with her cargo. The Hydra, Wastes, of Plymouth, which was.also sent in there, has been H o wl —All the ports in South American Spanish Colonies, haw been declared by the Vtcz-Roy of lima in a state of b k a i de—Callan, the Isla nd of St. Mary's, and Ch fl ex etyted. A brig Privateer, Cease master, with 60 men, but ut papers of any sort from this Government, but supposed to tole a commission from Artie', has sailed on a cruise.' She was formerly a Spanish vessel, captured and condemned here— the has no Register." A letter, received from an Officer who has joined the Patriot cause in South America, dated from the bland of Margaretta, 18th Jan. 1818, says— ., Out 6f eighty itidllidnals who embarked with me in the en terprize to South America, I believe I am the only we whose expectations base hem completely fulfilled. We began to se parate at Sr. Thomas's, some directing their course to Amelia Lund, to join General Sr Gamma M‘Gatoott, who has been raved out of that Island, and his troops disbanded ; others went to Tortola, where some obtained situations, some died of fever, and one arrived on this Island, who has since proceeded to St. Domi7go, to return to Englatd--tnany returned to England from Sr. Thomas's, and about 40 accompanied me to this island is the Two Friends (the vessel we embarked in.) About two months back a schooner arrived here f , -orn Eng bad, with thirty-six-more British Officers for the Patriot ser sire; but on hearing the allowance for Officers of all ranks here sine-fetes per diem only, they immediately proceeded to Ttiridad, for the Spanish Main. and took with them all the lititiA Officers on this island, with the exception of sixteen. On Nir arrival at Trinidad, from the very unfavourable news they tzeived there, of the Patriotic cause, and the little encourage rlot given them on this island, combinedwith the advantageous den made them by the Spanish Royalist . Agents, at Trinidad, rxiy of them, I am sorry to say, from necessity, were com pelled to enter the Royalist service, and the remainder returned Erglarld. But of the sixteen Officers left here, four have r.itarked for their native country, and the other twelve are tursu g on nine-peuce a day." KINGDOM OF HAYTL The following regulation respecting political rights, has been added to the 38 Articles of the Constitution, by a Decree issued in the beginning of February, tli;s year : A white man who marriei a woman of Hayti becomes a fltizen; and after a residence of a year and a,day, is eligible to Aces, and may become a Proprietor on the Island. A white smart marrying an inhabitant of Hayti, becomes a female Cra..en SI Hayti. * A white mae, of any part of the world, marrying a Negress :he place where he resides, may cone to the territory of the , Kcpublic ; on his arrival the expenses of his voyage shall be paid regulation is applicable to both sexes." By a Decree of the month of February, the deci ml system is adopted for the coin. It is said that the decimal almanack will be introduced ; and that only the names of the months chosen by the French Republic, will be changed for others suitable to the climate of the country. THE ARMY. Major-General Sir JOHN Reser!. and Sir MANLEY Wat, are shortly to proceed for the East Indies, to augment the Staff there ; and it is said that six Regiments will very shortly embark for the same de sinution. A division of the :35th Regiment will lurch from Hilsea barracks to-morrow and Wed• nesdav, four companies of which are to be quartered at Chichester, four at Brighton, and two at Bexhill. The 2,5 th Regiment will replace the above regiment at Hilsea, the first ciislision of which will march in on Monday. The I3th Dragoons, quartered at Brighton, have arrived at Hounslow, to keep the ground to-morrow bring the Review ; ;fter which they march for Man chester. GENERAL ASSEMBLE ?londay, the Earl of EattoL, his Majesty's Corn nitsioner to the General Assembly of the Church of S , :otland, arrived in Edinburgh ; and on Thursday, ..;ter holding a Levee, his Grace proceeded from Merchants' Hall to the High Church, to open the Assembly. The Commissioner was accompanied by a number of Noblemen and Gentlemen of distinction, among whom were the following— Commis,ioner Fotheringham, Colonel Wallace and Officers of s€th, Colonel Wauchope, Sir H. Elphinstone, Captain Deer, Berard Wirt, Sir James Douglas, Mr. Hutchison, Bishop of Kildare, Rail of liaddington, lion. Captain Napier, Colonel Ilankey, Principal Taylor, Lord Advocate, Lord Provost, Earl Wanyss, Major Campbell, Mr. Wood, Colonel Stewart, Sir U. Mackenzie, Moderator, General Duff, Mr. Anderson, Mr. livingstone, Mr. Gordon, Sir Gregory Way, Captain Mackie, lard Murray, Major Lindsay, Lord Ashburton, Mr. APLeod, 1 , 1;.j0r Tresham, Mr. Young, Earl of Ilopetoun, Lord It. Kerr, St John Stevan, Baron Clerk Rattray, Lord Chief Commis sioner, Colonel Elphinston, Colonel Walker, Mr. &ewart, Cap tin Robertson, Major Younghushand, acc. The streets were lined by parties of the Scots Greys from Piershill barracks, and the 88th, or Con -7...u61it Rangers, from the Castle. 0,1 Ritur,lay the dispatches were closed at the East 17 .(1::111 , ).: , e, and deliverd to the Pursers of the General Hewitt, Captain P. CA ; Warren I - Listings, Capt. T. LARKINS ; Asia, (.". T. F. BAI.DERSTON, for bengal and Madras. , era GENERAL HEWITT.-LFOr Bengal. —Mr. C. • order; Capt a i n B. T. Ellis; 3lessrs. 11. Beecher and fr, riversin.• • Mr. H. Alton, free merdiant ; Lieut. 31.33r5. Wright and Cierk; Mr. Hobert 31. Tho %' Mistresses Thomas and Ellis; Miss Ross. WARP.EN IT-ssynos.—For Bengal.—Majot-General tiA Gar- Diu7ht,r; Lieut e n an t-C o l one l Fi tzgerald ; Mrs. and Fit'id; Captains Bowyer and Slye; Mr. O'Brien; tlider Ind Archer ; Miss F. H. Colehrooke ; Messrs. 'Anal, hder, Toone, Fitzgerald, Walter, An- C4CittS. ,nt Ana. —For Bengal.-4innourahle F. J. Shore; r.lers. !vats aral Siniso3, writen; Ni'. Money ; Mi sses Patton and *; Mr- IL J. FicUcrup ; M essrs . Brum and Thomson, %oat, THE QUEEN. The Doctors visited the Quenw at a quarter past ten o'clock on Saturday night, and remained in at tendance till eleven. Her MAJESTY had some sound sleep till four o'clock, and after that, in the course of the morning, she had some refreshing sleep, from which her MAJESTY found herself much better; and the private accounts were— " That the QUEEN was going on extremely well." Her MAJESTY has been considered to be mending since Friday evening. The different branches of the Royal Family have been constant in their attendance and inquiries daring Saturday and yesterday. The PRINCE REGENT was at the Palace on Saturday evening between five and six o'olock. The following Bulletin was issued yesterday : " Queen's Palace, May 24, half-past Seven, A.M. " The QUEEN continues better. Her MAJESTY has passed another good night. (Signed) " FRANCIS MILMAN. " HENRY HALFORD. " The following favourable Bulletin was issued this day : " Queen's Palace, May 25, 1818. " Half past it o'clock, A.M. " The QUEEN has felt herself uniformly better since the last report—Her MAJEsTx has slept well. (Signed) " FRANCIS HUMAN, " HENRY SALFORD." THE Patwczas or WALs.s.—A letter from Brussels, dated May 22, says— " Her Royal Highness the PRINCESS of WALES lies dangerously ill at her country seat near Pesaro. Her affliction at the loss of her beloved Daughter had greatly impaired her health, which has been anew severely shaken by the late vexations, in respect to the bills of exchange payable out of the property of the late Duke of BRUNSWICK." Divine 'service was yesterday performed at Carlton House by the Rev. F. W. BLOMBERG and the Rev. Dr. STANIER CLAIM& The Dowager Countess of ESSEX had a select cir cle of fashionables yesterday evening at their resi dence in Harley-street. The Earl and Countess of lIARROWBY gave a grand entertainment on Saturday, at their house in Grosvenor-square, to a party of distinction. Baron HUMBOLDT entertained, on Saturday, most of the Foreign Ambassadors, and a large party of distinguished personages, at his residence in Port-' land• place. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE entertained a large party of distinction yesterday at Lansdowne House. The Marchioness of Sausaulty's converzatione yesterday evening, in Arlington -street, was very nu merously and fashionably attended, The Marquitand Marchioness ofWurcussrEa gave a magnificent entertainment on Saturday, at their mansion in Grosvenor-square, to his Roy al: High ness-the PRINCE REGENT, his Royal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE, PTIOCe ESTERHAZY, the Marquis and Marchioness of CIIOLMONDELEY, the Marquis and Marchioness of HERTFORD, &c. &c. &c. The Countess of Mr NTO and family arrived in tcwn yesterday evening from Paris. It is expected that Lewes v‘ ill be smattly contested at the ensuing general election. The candidates at present named are, Sir JOHN SHELLEY, Capt. SHIFF NEE, the VICE-CHANCELLOR, and a fou rth is expected. There are now four Candidates for the represen tation of the Borough of Stafford, viz. Mr. BENSON, the present Member, Mr. BENYON, Mr. HOMFRAY, and General MACAULA.Y. The latter gentleman ar rived in that town on Monday evening. At Blakeney Fair, a man named Coopey, a pig dealer, drank three pints of gin, with little or no inter m i ssi on, and almost instantly expired. . . The Gentlemen of the Co . unty . of Stirling, at their Annual General Meeting, held on the 30th of April, resolved to erect a National Monument at the " Bore Stone," where the Royal Standard was fixed at the memorable Battle of Bannockburn. Thursday two young men were drowned at Govan,, near Glasgow. They were on board a boat belonging to Du.►ald Lamond, Greenock, at the time, and, struggling with each other, under the influence of liquor, they fell overboard. Their names are Angus Nl‘Gilvray and John Smith. The IVashington Recorder says—" Some time past a merchant in an adjoining county went down to Orcacock, and at an auction bought a puncheon of rum, took it home and sold it to his neighbours, who drank the greater part without having any fault found with it ; but as the cask ebbed the rum altered so materially for the worse, that those who first drank it with avidity, were compelled to desist, in conse quence of its very offensive smell and putrid ap pearance. The merchant was requested to have the cask unheaded—he did so—when, lo ! therein was found a small grey-headed old man. There was no thing about him whereby it was possible for him to be known, either as to name, character, or country." The trading insurances have lately been very high between the Brazils and Chili, in consequence of the deficiency of the intelligence as to the safety of the communication between the eastern and western shores of the Peninsula of South America. We are now enabled to state, that protection is at present afforded in that quarter by three ships of force, which have been armed in the interest of the Inde pendents, and in addition we may mention the Hor net, an American sloop of the first order, on board which certain Republican Commissioners have been embarked in order to enable the Government at Wash ington to determine as to the future relations that are to subsist between the United States and the Insur gent Spanish Colonies on the coast of the South Pacific. Almost every town throughout the United King dom has felt the genial influence of Fortune's smiles in the last Lottery. In an advertisement of Film's, we perceive that his Capitals have travelled in all directions, not only from the Land's End to John o'Groat's house, but much further north. As there is an increased number of Capitals in the present Lottery, and as the demand at his Offices is already great, we may, of course, look to his selling the prin cipal part of them ; indeed such is the great luck at tending his Offices, that his NOT doing so would be !extraordinary indeed. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS ♦RR. OUR. ♦RR. DUI. Dublin 2 1 Lisbon 0 1 Waterford 1 1 Malta 0 0 Guernsey and Jersey 0 0 France 1 0 Holland 1 0 Hamburgh 0 1 • Gottenburgh 0 1 Flanders 1 0 DAT. FALMOUTH, MAY 22. Wind E. fresh breezes.—Sailed the Walsingham packet, with Mails for Gibraltar and Malta ; and the Lady Arabella packet, with ditto, for Lisbon.—Ar rived the Elizabeth and Grace, from Newport, for Plymouth, with loss of fore-top mast. PLYMOUTH, MAY 23. Arrived his Majesty's ships VENGE.UR and ROOT FORT, from Portsmouth. Passed up Channel the Hanover, from Jamaica, for London. PORTSMOUTH, MAY 24. Wind E. S. E—Yesterday sailed his Majesty's ships SAPPHO, for the Cape of. Good Hope ; and the GRE CIAN, on a cruize ; and to-day arrived the Iris, HER BERT, from the Cape of Good Hope, with the crew of the Amsterdam Dutch 74, lately wrecked near the Cape, out 73 days. Went out of harbour his Majes ty's s hipi VIGILANT._ _ _ _ Ships at Spithead on Saturday—lster, Prometheus, Sappho, Carnation, Grasshopper Hope, Grecian, and Hound revenue cruizer. In Harbour—Queen Charlotte, Royal George, Hawk, Photon, Racehorse, Leveret, Starling, Vigilant, and Lion. COWES, MAY so. A fine built ship, measuring 466 tons, named the Eclipse, was launched this day. Many persons were present to see her go off the stocks, as a vessel of so large dimensions has not been launched at this port for many years past. The schooner Ranger, Hun rtY, arrived at this roadstead the 15th inst. with a cargo of coffee from St. Domingo, and sailed again the 19th for the River. The American ship Pactolus, BLACK LER, from Amsterdam, arrived on. Tuesday, and is gone into the harbour to undergo some repairs, and then to take in specie and proceed to the Isle of France. DOVER, MAY 25. Wind N.E. and blows fresh —Sailed this morning, the Lord Duncan packet, Captain HAMILTON, and Lady Castlereagh, Captain MAWLL, for Calais. Ar rived this afternoon, the Chichester packet, Captain RUTTER ; and L'lris, French packet, from Calais.— Arrived this evening, the Princess Charlotte packet, Captain HALLANDS, from Ostend in seven hems, with a Mail and passengers. MAY 24.—Wind E.N.E. and moderate.,—Sailed last night, the Lord Duncan packet, for Ostend, with a Mail and passengers. Sailed this morning the King George, Captain MERCER, with passengers for Wais. Their Royal Highnesses .he Duke and Duchess of CAMBRIDGE had not arrived at Calais yesterday, but were expected there this evening. Arrived this after noon, the King George packet, Capt. KING, from Calais. DEAL, MAY 24. Wind E.—Yesterday sailed the homeward-bound for the River.—Came down from the River and sailed, the Ann, LAY➢OL'RN, for Malta ; the Rebecca, ANDREY, for St. Thomas's ; and Kingston, Youwc, for Quebec.—Arrived and sailed for the Rivei, the Speke, QUINTIN, from Bengal: and to-day came down from the River and sailed, the Victory, BRAITH WAITE, for Bombay; Waterloo, HEPBURN, for Ma dras ; Regent, WELLBANL, for Batavia; the Success, PARRY, for Liverpool.—Remain his Majesty's ships NORTHUMBERLAND and SEVERN. LIVERPOOL, MAY' 23. Arrived the Thomas Gibbons, BREWER, from Sa vannah : sailed the 26th April, in company with the Montgomery and Sally, for Liverpool : en the 10th May, at half-past nine. nu. in lat. 15. long. 3S. 12. ran foul of the John, Nice, from Liverpool for Que bec, when she immediately foundered, crew saved.— Also arrived the Ceres, FORSYTH, from Charleston : sailed the 25th April : OR the 30th, in lat. 37. 44. long. 65. 27. spoke the Elizabeth, from Liverpool to Charleston : on the Sd May, in lat. 40. 19. long. 54. spoke the Gibraltar, from Boston for South America: on the 9th May, in lat. 45. long. 36. 53. spoke the Iris, from Leith for New York. CORK, MAY 19. Sailed five transports, with troops for Canada.— Arrived his Majesty's ship HERON, Rear-Admiral Sir J. nOW;.EV. RYE, MAY 24. The schooner Henrieite, of Altona, GEYIEZSI Mas ter, froth Malaga, bound to Hansburgh, last from Dover, sprung a leak off Dungeness on Friday after noon, and the Captain an 4 crew were obliged to quit her between five and six o'clock, she having upset. She was taken possession of by the smack Essex, of London, and the Argus pilot -cutter, of Deal, and towed on shore at Hastings on Saturday last: cargo taken out, consisting of wine and fruit, the latter damaged. ___ NORTH SHIELDS, MAY t 2. The galliot Anna Sophia, }VANS Master, of and bound to Rostock, coal laden, in going to sea this morning, got on the Herd-sand, the wind being Easterly and a heavy sea on the flood•tide, she filled with water. A number of ballast-heavers have been employed to throw the cargo nut of her, in hopes of saving the vessel from becoming a wreck. GREENOCK, .IkIAY 19. The Harmony, Spencer, arrived here to-day, from Charles ton—left thence on the sth of April—spoke on the 25th ult. in lat. 43. long. 50. the ship Vittoria, of Halifax, bound for St. John's (New Brunswick.) The Two Marys, King, arrived here to-day, from New Orleans, in so days ; the brig Caroline had sailed thence for Clyde three weeks before the Two Marys.— Spoke on the end ult. in lat. 41. long. So. the Amity, Stanton, from Liverpoci for New York. CUSTOM-HOUSE, MAY 25. Sum Eurcarn Iswaans—The Caroline Matilda, Bergh, from Norway ; lkrtha, Koller, from Stettin ; Perseverance, Itoherts, from Antwerp; Duke of York, Fever, and Earl of Clancarty, Laminge, from Rotterdam; Lord Bruce, Reed, from Belfast; and Vrow Zwaantie, Hanel winkle, from Groningen. OVTWA RIK. —The Lord Normanby, Robinson, and Roch dale, Foreman, for Ilantburgh; Frederich Wilhelm, Miltznes, sad Frederica, Iluhtz, for Stettin; Neptune, Stranack, fur Os tend ; and Ocean, Foyle, for Alexandria, Washington, and George Town; and Vriendsehap, Bakker, for Amsterdam. NAVAL APPOINTMENTS. Lieut. Charaberlayne, to be Flag Lieutenant to Admiral Sir C. Hamilton, Conunander-in-Chief at Newfoundland; Messrs. Kirg and Wernyss, of the Sybille flag-ship, at Jamaica, to be Lieutenants, the former to the Rifleman, and the latter to the Pelican frigates, on that station. The ROCHEFORT, of 80 guns, Captain Sir A. C. DICKSON, Bart. and the VENCEUR, 71 guns, Captain ALEXANDER, sailed on Thursday for Plymouth, to join the squadron of guard-ships assembling at that port, under the orders of Rear-Admiral Sir BENJAMIN HALLOWELL. The PRobtmutts sloop, Capt. Mooß sof, and GitscrAN schooner, Lieutenant hswitv, are also ordered to proceed to Plymouth - to be attachtd to the squadron. Admiral Sir DAVID MILNE is about to resign the command at Nova Scotia in consequence of ill health. Lieutenant CHAMBERLAYNE is appointed Flag Lieu tenant to Admiral Sir CitAnces HAMILTON, Com mander in Chief at Newfoundland. Sunday se'nnight, the RAmir.crEs, 74, sailed from Leith Roads to are southw trd. The PERSEUS frigate has been stationed off the Tower, for the purpose of receiving vole ateer sea men.—Lieut. BARKER is appointed to the command. The LEVERET, of 10 guns, was commis ioned at Portsmouth on Friday. She is to be commanded by Captain IL SHANNON, and ordered to be fitted for foreign service. Admiral Sir GEORGE CAMPBELL arrived at Ports mouth on Wednesday, to relieve Admiral Sir EnsvA RD THORNBROUGH in the command of his Majesty's ships and vessels at that port. The Admiral's flag was hoisted on board the ROCIILPORT that evening and the next morning shifted to the QUEEN CHARLOTTE. The following officers have been appointed to the QUEEN CHARLOTTE: Captain Briggs; Lieutenants Beckford,Williansa, Allen, Mor gan, and Brigstocke; Mr. Johns ' master ; Mr. Burn, surgeon ; and Mr. Briptockc, chaplain. Lieutenant Welch is appointed to the Yenreur ; Lieutenant Glasscock to the Sir Francis Drake, and Lieut. Wet Price to command the Harpy revenue cruiser. Government have received dispatches from the Expedition bound to the North Pole. They are dated off Shetland, May 3. The officers and crews were all in excellent health and spirits, and preparing to pro secute their voyage on the following day. The ships arriving from the Westward continue to report having seen immense masses of ice. The ship Minerva, from New York, in lat. 41. 50. N. long. 50. W. passed a number of islands of ice, of amazing height, from 150 to 200 feet. The Washington saw several fi elds of ice in lat. 42.. W. long. 48. 20. The Olive Branch, M‘MlLLata of Belfast, bound to London, put into Portsmouth on Friday, from Jamaica, by contrary winds : left Kingston on the 26th of February. When off the Havannah, she was spoke by an Independent privateer brig of 16 guns, from Buenos Ayres, under American colours, which, however, she changed for an English ensign, on see ing a Spanish brig of war ; and immediately gave chace to the brig, and obliged her to seek protection under the guns of the forts. The Isrna, of 46 guns, Captain FORREST, C. B; arrived on Monday from Leith, at Portsmouth, and is fitting for the reception of Vice-Admiral Sir C. HAMILTON, Bart. Governor and Commander in Chief at Newfoundland. Lieutenant CHARLES Nell:Prow HUNTER, lately aommandinhis Majesty's ship SNARE, at Port Royal, Jamaica, is promoted to the rank of Commander, in compliment to Rear-Admiral Dovor.As striking his Gal; on his arrival from the Jamaica station. fhe Harriet, MoonE, arrived on Friday at Ports mouth, from Calcutta, bound to London. ::he sailed on the Gth of January, when there had been no re cent news received from the armies. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. YORK SPRING MEETING, 1818. TUESDAY, MAY 20. Sweepstakes of 30gs. each, lOgs. ft. for 2-yr-old colts, ttst.2%. fillies, Sit. C.—(Ten Subscribers.) . . Mr. Watt's hay filly, by Thunderbolt - - - g Mr. Watson's bay colt, by Walton - - - - Mr. Claridge's chesnut colt Bryan Aysgartb . - 3 Sir M. M. Sykes's grey colt, by Camillus - - - 4 Lord Fitzwilliam's bay colt P.l.nerine- s to on the rield. Gold Cup, value 100 gs. by a SubscApilon of 20gs. each, thst surplus in specie. Two miles.—(Six Subscribers.) Mr. Lambton's bay mare The Duchess, 5-yrs-old, Bst. 71b- 1 Doke of I.ce.ds's brown hors:" Rasping, 4-yrs..old, Bst. 71b. 2 3 to 1 on The.thiChess% The Shorts.—Ssveepstakes of 50gs. each, h.ft. for colts, est. elb. fillies, est. Last mile.—(Six Subscribers.) Sir W. Wynne's black filly Banshee - 1 Mr. I.anabton's cheinut colt Mandeville - 2 Lord l'itzwilliant's colt B.:Blois Colonel King's brown colt Master Beverley - 4 Even betting on Mandeville. The Sapling Stakes of SOgs. each, h.ft. (pr 5-yr-old colts, est.3lb. Lalt mile and three quarters.—(Twelve Subscriben.): Mr. Watt's bay colt, by t'erberus - Mr. Gascoigne's bay colt .£olus, by Thunderbolt - 2 Duke of Ilamilton's chenille colt, by Governor - 3 Lord Scarborough's bay colt, by Thunderbolt - 4 2 to 1 or. the winner.- -A very fine race.. _ _ . The last Year of the Constitution Stakes of 20gs. each, h. ft. for all ages ; 3.yr-olds, Sst. 101 b. 4-yr-olds, 9st. 5-yr sst. 91b. (Ate mile and a quarter.—(Twelve Subscribers.) Mr. Wires bay colt Blacklock, by Whitclock, 4-yr,old Duke of Leeds brown horse Rasping - - _ 2 Lord Queensberry's Chesnut colt Hornby, 3-yrs-old - 3 Sir Armytage s bay colt Whiff, 3-yrs.old - 4 t". to 1 on Blaeklock.— Won easy. _ . _ . . _ _ Ilandicap Stakes of 5(1. given by the Stewards- Ooe Sir M. 31. Sykes's bay colt, by Cotillion, 3-yrs-old, 7st. Slb. I Sir M. W. Ilialey's bay colt Toby, 4-yrs-old, ist. 1511 b. 2 Mr. Bell's black colt, by Black Trophonius, 3-yrs-old, Tat. 3 Nine started—The Judge placed but three. _ _ Field agst any two-5 to 1 agst Toby-6 to 1 agst the winner. The Stand Plate of 501. for all ages; Mats, one mile and three quarters; was won at two heats, by Colonel tilug's bay horse Fulfurd, 6-yrs-old. SMITHFIELD MARKET, MAY 23. To sink the olnl—per stone of Albs. Reef ........4s 061 to 3s Od I Veal Od to 6. 04 Mutton ..5s Od to 6s Od Pork Lamb - 7s. Od. to Ss Od. Beasts 2440—Calves 220—Sheep and Lambs 14,640—Pigs 220 HAY AND STRAW PER LOAD. hay........ £4 to 5 Os 1 Atraw....../.2 10a to d". 3 Os (lover 5 to 7 7s kowen Os Ms to Os CORN-EXCHANGE. MARK-LANE, MAY 25. The supply of Foreign Wheat during last week having been so very abundant, as it amounted to upwards of 50,000 quarters, e.:chtsive of a very fair arrival from our own coast, has caused such a stagna tion in the Wheat trade this morning, that scarcely any sales could be effected, and what was disposed of was at a reduction of Ss. per quarter from last Mon day's prices for all descriptions of English wh eat, and from 4s. to 6s. per quarter on Foreign. Barley is 2s. per quarter cheaper, owing a the immeme arrivals from abroad. Beans are from 2s. to 4s. r quarter, and Oats 2s. per quarter cheaper. In °tint articles no alteration. coszrwr Pro,— ZWOLIA4I. !FA AS rsmEr : Smelt Beans Os 5:9 Tick ditto 409 4/".1 (k.t,, rot a toe as - Poland . .26s Us -- rec., lAs Fit.ur, per Sack 70s 7rs Itape..etl, per Tart 448 4;0 Wheat, Kent and Essex 65s ups Suffolk ......... CSI 7:1% Norfolk V. 72. Rye 4.7‘ 44. Barley s!'s 51. Malt 6os 76s White Peas 4os -------, Boilers 52s 543 Grey Peas ....46$ 50s YUREIGN. Wheat, Dantzic ..76s 868 &Atte Red, ilembro' or Bzcznen,Er.ibast red 70e 78. • 1 1 . I i, ' 1 i l 1 ri / , 1 1 i 1 , I.l' F i t i ! I i I / t \\ : [ t i A l i . 1 • , r-I ' 1 . . , • , ii • 1 1 f II I t p• .. 1 . , Ii , ~,1 I . ' i ' ! , . 1 ! ti t: t . . t i 1 1 ') I ; • . " " I ;I 1 1 1 ' I I