Star. — London, England, 1802-05-10 00:00:00

ria CHEROKEE. NOW CALLIM ALGONARI This Comic Opera, raid, by one of the Morning papers, to be among the me favourite terformateces ar Prurj• - Lest, affords one, among many very fir. ing proi'fs, that no poor bean on earth hat. been made fo great a dupe as John Bull: he is alw tys ready to bend his neck to the yoke of folly, fars:on, and impofition, while he difdains the track reafon, utility, permanent interell, and truth. Mr. Otis, the ;tathor of this play, mull have been fully aware of this circumftance when he re lent.' his fcene • f anion from a country more than five hundred wiles front that of the Cherokees; when he drew the milk of perfonification from a Shawanefe fquaw ; and the analogy of his charac ters from the nonentities of Elyfium. M4StUERADES. Mrs. O..ry Howyte's Mafquerade, en ?hurl day night, was attended by nearly soo perfons of the firft rank and fathion. The tickets which were given out on the oceafion fpectfied that they were not transferable ; indeed, to prevent all poffibility of forging them, they were Ramped differently with views of the principal buildings in the great towns of Europe. Dominoes weie Oro prohibited, though the latter order was difpenfed with, in fa llout' Cf Prince WILLIAM of GLOVCISTIII. Three rooms, beautifully adorned with artificial Rowers and variegated lamps, were let apart for dancing. Four Supper Rooms were equally fplen did. Ihe diverfity of character, perhaps, was ne ver exceeded; and for allemblage of beauty, and riehnefs of drefs, this Malquerade could not be ex celled. Among the crowd of beauties were, the two Hon. Milks the charming daugh ters of Lord Hcarrota, in fancy &dies, with long veils to difguife them, and Lady CH actor r ' CAMMLL, lately arrived from Scotland. Among the bell fupported charafters were Lords Valentia and Graves, Sir Sydney Smith, the two Mr. Savilles, feriae Hear:, the Ho nourable Mifs Melton, a Sultena,"Lieut.-Colonel Ponfonby, the Grail Sirior and the three Mils Calls, Grecian Claw:. A garquerade is the true emble% of peace, as it reprefents all nations in harmony. To the children of Mahomed, then, we are to add the Marquis of Lorne, Count Beau jolas, and the Dukes of Orleans and Montpenfier, handfome Spaniard:, Lord Forbes, a German, with out any knowledge of his mother tongue ; Mr. Carlo Doyle, an excellent French Rair-drjer • Mr. Graves, a French Cool; Sir James De Bath, a lePeafan ; Mr. Monk Lewis, an Ilarporia . r; and Mr. W. Porter, a Ifuttgaßtiah, of uncom. mon fplendour ; the diamonds and pearls of whofe turban were upwards of socol. in value. In the theatrical department many characters were fullained with great fpirit. Among the moll prominent were the Hon. J. Macdonald, who, as SylvVer Deggerwood, gave many excellenk imita tions of MrJSuett ; Sir George Tapp*, in Richard ke Third; Mr. William Ogilvy, in Sir Arch, M. Sar cgs, ; and Capt. Coburn, a Adm. attended by Mr. James, a very/der Bardolph; Colonel O'Kelly was a Scrub, with a truly Hibernian brogue, but well fupported ; and Sir James Pultney was a Wierd Sger, but which of the lovely three we could not difeover. The Devil, as ufual, made his ap pearance, incarnate, in Mr. tellie, but he came armed only in his terrors, leaving his temptations to the daughters of Eve, who inherit her Lovell. fiefs. In this lilt were the beautiful Madame Re wilier, in a fplendid fancy drefs ; Mrs. Wilton, a Firzin of the Sten ; Mrs. Briflow, an indite Prince/a, extremely elegant; the Countefs of Kenmare, a. Country Girl, with the bloom of Hebe on her cheek, arid the purity of Diana in her bnfom. Mifs Lewis as Ariel, charmed with fylphid lovdniefs ; her wings were of filligree work in flyer, and the looked as if the had full alighted from a f un-beam. Among the eccentric characters irreducible to any clefs, were Lady Charlotte Campbell, the wifi.of the Captain of a banditti ; Lady Mexborough, all r'egant imitation of Mifs De Camp in " Of its To mcrrow ;" Lord Strangford and Mr. T. Sheri. dun as Caintrywn,better acquainted with the ways ni the town than thofe of a farm ; Lord and Lady Montford, and Sir R. Wilful', Poor pilgrim:; Earl Moantnorris an excellent Beefeater, a character very Moll fupported by feveral other gentlemen at fop per ; Countefs Mountnorris, a ady offallion of the ail reign, n ith great fpirit ; Mr. Devereaux, a 4.:v-re, with bells for buttons; Mr. Penn, a Pier. e:; Lady E. Loftus, a Ann; Baronefs Balk, a ;skarn Girl; Major Mayne, a Pan, a real fatyr, in drefs and execution, an excellent character; Mr. 1 Craw run!, a Peach; Captain Durham, a Sailor; Mr. Kinglmill, a Friar, was open in his confef r. ', and rather fevere in his attacks upon his own iti•th; Lord Ranelagh, and Lord Clanbrock, ran :tykes ; Mils Eliza Abrams, a Romp; two Mifs Abram% lioufemaith ; Mr. Skeffington i a Conjuror, without tricks; Mrs. Macrae, a llaynaise; Col. Cob, rn wa s b r a a . 71 -so Pealk; and then an 01J Maid, both excellent ; Mifs Angulta Cottons. and Lady Welby, were alto 0:d Maar ; and Mr. Henry all attic, a Motel, was of courfe one of the charaaers in the room. Mr. Smith Owen was in the character of a yap. The fancy dreties were in the moll elegant Ryle, parti- ' (duly there of Lady Jeriey, Lady Ann Wynd ham, Mrs. Drummond Smith, the two Mifs De serene ' Mrs. and Mils H. Combe , Governor Ben, flack. Lady Clumnell, and Lady C. Brown. Mr. 4 1 Mills, Mr. W. Bulliby, and Sir H. Hawke. were ; Old Englifli dreffes. General Arabin, and Lord C. Manners, kink up the rattle and turned !itch a; but though they often called the hone the e. irpany did not think of calling their coaches :ail they had gathered pienteoutly of the golden Pint. :•14Jame Race misa was prefent in a fancy rf white muslin : spotted with gold. 14,4 Cass raw. bad a very numerous afiembly In 1W same area. Sire received maks, but with twkets ut her own,. The greater . part of the corp prey were %wreaked. The Palace was these : they Woke up early ' and AG& of the comp's* went to Mri. Char Hoorn's. list's was not 6 "Cr a sight o'clock. Nona AcAramr. 13. Lasifftalke andiprrel.—Sir G- BRAVIIIrONT H. —A much better landlcape than ruany of the pro felßonal iirodnEtions of the Academy itfelf. The ingesiots Baronet his however attended more w the deign than the execution. The pis ure is free and maderly, but the cultturing is more fcholallic than true to nature. 6. View of London, with the ?mead impronewent: on the River.—W. DAC L.-14 Nether or not theli improvements are ever adopted, this is an excel lent Fiaure. The proj.aor of the plan ( Mr. Dance) propofes two bridges near the fpot where London Bridge now Rands. through which chips will be admitted by the alternate elevation of two drawbridges, one of which being always down, the carriage-way would remainuninterrupted. The mo nument now (landing on Fah-greet Hill appears in the centre of an amphitheatrical area on the north fide of the Thames, and a naval trophy in a fimilar areaon the Surry fide. The view of the town which Mr. Daniel has given, is chiefly that below Bridge. It is painted in a bol d touchy Rile. 3 20. The Interior cf as aistient jihterrOneoue Ruin in 114.—R. Fa slA:a rt.—The kind of colouring adopted by this arch is very bright and fhewy, but in no intlance does it produce the fober tint of nature. We fpeak boldly of Italian nature, or all that the Italian painters have given us upon can vas has been erroneous. His penciling is, more over, too much in the tea-board Rile. 93. Ise corilfrei her finkFbch.—R. COII2OULD. A very . pretty de gn from the Death of Abel, co• loured in the artiß's bet Rile, and finifhed with all the accuracy of a cabinet piaure. lint we Rill profefs ourfelves more pleated with this gentle man's drawings than his oil pUlure. 63-67. Girl with Proeysfootu.—Boy cutting Ifoood. A. Wavvs.—Two piftures painted in direct imi tation of the Rile of Wirratt I but in them, as l in all fervilely imitative attempts, we perceive more of the defect of the maunder of the original that his beauties. 22. Shepherd': Boy.—W.M. CRAIG.—The artift underflands fomething of the general die& of na ture, and has a good conception of charafter, but is very in corrcdl , and his oil painting has much the effee of varnithed water colours. 39.-4 Portrck.—A Sketch, by J. LON MALL.— The firm and enellert colouring difplayed in this Sketch thews a hand capable of dillinguithing it felf by more finiihed produaions. Mr. Gssstatrs has won the cocking match againil Lord MaLs:pos.ow* at Newmarket. It was for only two hundred guineas. The following are the faikionable Arrangements for the prefent week : TM MIMI.. The Prince of Wales sHarroolde, Thatched Hook. Lady I oda Manners's Rost, Lady Neave's Da4. Athentark-itreet. Mrs. Mastagoe Borman Mob. Naber-Nrect. Lady honsolow's Roy. Hillareet. LordDosdas's Maw. toa thee. Mrs. Oding's Rast. Nry The MI6 North's DA Wintheik=e. Chafes. Mrs. Weida. Lifa. irook-ttrest. Lard *Agcy's Greed Owen Ms. Dromesndamdsh's Grand Ikon. Mr. GelhO_Onott Dlour, Pretandylace. MadamsGraalat's Revs. Portland-place. Mils Cockinstoe's Rout, Devies-ftreet. TIMIDAT. The Duke of Cumberland's Ball, St. James's. Lady Delaware's Rout, Upper Grofvesor-ttreet. Lady Whitortte's Party, Utpatint w onr-Artet. Mn. Vaughan's Ball, Mane um. Mrs. Hyatt's Rout, Marko-Arca, !miry tgasse. Mrs. lender's Rout, Ho/le►Rms. Mr. Milisers's Grand Dbmer, lemmata Hosts. Dowager Comets ot Cork's Root. His Majefty's Levee, St. James's. The P.rtwode Ambafts&es Bout. Marehimeli of Hertford's Party, hfaselefkaisare. Mu. Agm's Root, Clargeoßreet. Mrs. Mu*sve's Part,. Mrs. WeM's Party, Andley-fquare. Mr•. C.live's Rost, Lower Brook•Rreet. Miff Maidey's Root, MonAmpfqoara. Comets of Portfmouth's Rem, I.MeMa's Mn. Rout. TINVISIOAT. Doke et Cumbirliod's Ball. St: James's. Lady . lmltimeritts Hall. Harley-ttreet. Mrs. G. Peasidies Baf. Devoniks-ftreat. Lady Hammers Grand Ront, HaunatrAshir. Lady Mary Thmam's Pasty. Chosen Anst4trart Ea& Mrs. Dania, Rost ! Devenesire• Lady Campbell's Pasty, Winrpole.irest. Lad t Caernarvon's Male, Timmadwriboet. Sir Min Thoruld's Gras& Dinner, Caveadidaqure. Sir award Linktoses Grand Diana. Drookbareet. The Guild Subferlption Margot:nide, Martindale's.iond4t. Dowager Marebitmers'of Donegal'. Calmat. Mrs. Crefpiguy's Mode. : . Mrs. Walpole 's Rout, Doirr.ftrest. • • Mrs. Bilbup's Rout. Ruffelliplan. IRIDAV. Mn. &Manes Reading, at Mrs. Wedddrs. Upper Brook ftree t. Vikountefs CUrzon's Rout, Davis-Amt. Mrs. Hunter's Mac, Duke-amt. Wettatinfter. Mn. Corbctt's Party, 'Wimpole-ttrect. Mrs. Graham's Rost. Unwer . ftsea. • • - Mrs. King's Rout, Maadidd-Rreet. • • • • - Lady Cornwallis' Mule, Stanhope t eratt. . . Mrs. Godbm's Party, Lincoln's Inn-fields. • . Airy. Katie's Rout. Mrs. I.owthres Root, Upper Droot•Rreet. Mrs. Gas Rola, Upper Wimpole-ltreet. • sputum. The Marehionefs of Sa Mufie Ariinatwviktam. Counters Kentnare's Party. Porernamignare. • ... Wean* Cr Hampden's Mak, Cram-Area. Mr. TheHugon', Crand Dinner. Mr. Angeriteires Grand Dinner, Pell-IVLaL Lady Milner's Comas. .:.Che Duke of Cumasataisn's Balls are given pre riovs to his departure for Hanover. One of them is to be a Drefs•Ball, at which her Mayen, and all the Prrscr.sses are to be prefent. A letter from Martinique, dated the asth Maraw mentions four (hips to have been driven on &On in the Lite gales, and con:Ott:ly wrecked. A report, has been circulated id the ta. papers, of the intendetirefignation of the Prefidieser by Mr. Jerry:sow. • •••• The Spaniards, in January !aft, feized an Ame rican privateer and fifteen merchant fhipe;belim ing to the Ug.itcd'StAteq, in t}i' rivet' Map; eon &Cared the veldt, and threw :be crews into gaol. where many of them Rill remain; in 4/014911014114 it is Rated, of their having atteniptedtbprotito, a contraband trade. . ~ NAUTICAL nirszLIGENCA MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND N.W. OVIL I Dublin. 0 s Waterford, O Naniburgb, 1 o French, o Dutch, PORTSMOUTH, MAT I. Yeßerday arrived the Diamond, I'aYLoa, from Shields.—Sailed the Neptune. Huaay. for Hon duras ; Eliza, CLARK. and John. Wit.zroan, for London ; and the Welcome Friends, and Houn- Rey. for Sunderland. Alfo the Mars, C.orortec, for Shields ; Sea Nymph. CuuttcH, Neptune, Mia smata., and Zephyr, ELLINIT, for jerfey, to take in troops ; and the Fortitude, Dugs, for Sunder. land. This day arrived the SoPHIA Hoop of war from jerfey. Sailed the Telemachus, Mums', and Jackfon, Samowazz. for Woolwich; and the Princefs Royal, M'DosALD, for London. May 9. —Sailed the CALCUTTA armed en flute, Captain ANDERSON, for Chatham.—Arrived the ATALANTA, Captain GIIFFITHS, MILORRA fire (hip, from the weßward ; and MALLARD gun vef fel, from Marcou.—This day Vice-Admiral Mire Nast boifted his flag on board the Ca mamas frigate, Captain BRADLEY, in which flip he will take his Nage to Halifax, to take the Chief Com mand of his Majelly's (hips and veffels on that Ra tion. Rear-Admiral Cosziscwoon has !truck his flag at Spithead, on board the BARTLEUR.—Yef terclay was paid off the SANTA Dbaornsa, fri gate, Captain Basmvou. ABERDEEN, APRIL at On Friday laft, the Hiram, of and from Ply mouth for Newcaftle, with lead ore, was put athore on Cairnbulg Point. The crew are Caved, and the cargo may be preferved ; but it is doubtful if the vefM can be got off.- DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The anted brig LADT Asa will be paid for the capture of the Vi Loire French privateer at Yar mouth, from this day. The fame (fay the armed cutters Ross and Co. sousa will be paid for the capture of the Kleine Charlotte, at the fame place. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Mar 7.....5eikd the Vuuter gm-vcifel for Sheeroefs, and the Untcoatt frigate for Leitb.—WlDd E. N. E. MAT 90marrived thelaaaurrtats man awes, from Portf. month, ind tailed foe Skala& Came down the Fame, Sanaa, tor the Faft.lndies, and ranalin•-•Wind S. W. Giseveseno May 7....Paffed by the flaky, —, front Calais., — Sailed Julius, A for St. Kitt's • Akrt. HEMMINGS, ( or Africa ; body's, L ' lmoaa, for Harkorgh; Hama!, Taantos, for Va*; Vow Anna, Houma'. for Rohde's; and Geode lions, --, for IMINEIM Mar p. —Paged by the Wens and Ann, Domani, boa Leghorn; Elisabeth, from Norway; Throe ?Mods, /to &Erse from bfogadore ; Thomas, AC .TT, frost Offend; Two Bro thers, and Imo fan, from Rotterdam— Sailed die Hopewell, Earbedoce; Lady Ann, for Leghoro ; Lion, Meson, for Trinidad; Venal, Wood, far Cattle ; Lord Donesall, ---, for Bdfaft ; Hannah, fur Oporto; lathing, fee Gibraltar • Lovely Unita, for Linorials; Goers Vein, for Ofte;td ; Unko. and Geode irwagdm, for Hautbois!' looge Rack! for Room; WOW CMIGNIEE. for Ohm; *ow Afusageneo—.—, for Brads ; jam, Doom, and Drie Gefse, for Havre. ARRIVED. At Briftol—Hope, Waren, hams Barbados& At &daft—Lady Wakkagtea, Mond*, fro u Marlette,. At Dublin—Ellsabeda, from Landau. At Cork—Four Friends. Makatea; Priesdhip. Durant ; Mary, Tupper, from Landes." At Lietb.=Dilipacs, Alka, km Laos. At Nye Mee Mos" ben teettmentb. New Fag. ld Mrery, Cowan, front Dublin; Whim brow Vinisis• At Seeßie--Sarab, IMQ. Irma Laden. At Cadiz...Dalrymple. Skids. from London ; and Cecilia. Baler. front Recta. At Hooderes—Famm Dineen g Tbompfes ; John and Rebecca. — 7 ; Afpbolan. Smith; sad Huatez.Li :ord. from Landon. At Beepl—Portber. Blake. from London. • At Plymentit—Favoorke.Pcdrodeftre,from liondeam; An. an Catharine. from Stockholm; and CNidrum. from Dosed& At Portfotome—Refoletion. Bride. from MMus. At Harms Mader. Itingbagen. honk Mes of Fromm At N- &tow; froso Clarkßowe. ' At Gemley—Hope. based, from Naples. At Phlladolphis—Kenflogtuo. Smith. from Liverpool At Itereelosa--Sawley, from Poole. At Bombay—Stalls des Apes, from LUNA. At MoLunbique- 7 Calypflo. from Do. The LirosA frigate is fitting out for the Baltic, to bring home Lord Sr. HtLee's. The Board of Admiralty, to avoid unneeellbry espence, prorint to. have Rear• Admirals to com mand at the diffettnt Loa ports in peace.. Oa Saturday the drpatches for Bengal and Bea.. coolers, by the famaitztra Ihip, were finally eloC. ed at the End India Hoeft, and delivered to the Fader. Mr. GlOlO6 SWINTON, Writer, goes oat palfenger in her. Menai.' Dorothea, Waco, from Wifmar for Liverpool, is put into Ramfgate, with damage,. having been on Chore. Captain PLAIIPsS is , IppOineed to the •COUKA 0111X, of 74 guns, OD the peace eltabliflunent. The Caking Case* of the soda Novembercon., tains an official account of a gallant anion per formed by CaptainCom.isa, of Maje(ty's (loop Vicroa, in finking a French corvette, called lai .tlectur, of a: guns and 170 men, in Mahe Rol Thfairseroa had fallen in with la Fleche on s of: September, and engaged hers when, finding dijizontift unequal, the F ' endeavoured to efeape. By bar; of the VICTODs: the the Sth, - Cailt cat' innet•harbtfar. TM her on ttecf: 2gl4"Sbe fhat a coj Itii Caut Cosa'. qual, th; I'M:wh to the French alio!) Without dieing a pacific*• am:l endeavoura havinirdaquot i ot r o a st Am o f rind; but it was intended to fend them again to their hrs i pa mk a o g r e er t m br a l;uxh. f Co uc i relled fc .: i rjet h t e i r ag olfre;dbiuntttrek father, e: i d th ll v c i L e t w * c of e bring : H e irauingvntereacked bet, d rove the mountains to Port Republimin,almoll without- 4;r .v her . 04 i , are _ /*hi k i n g ex _ oppolltion. RIGAUD had *ambled a con l iderable fikvinto . 4l6 6 w 4, 04r6 ien d number of Blacks, his former followers, at Atm frotiVoardlo pedalo:lift law be- Cares* hauPPort of the French; and Weenie; voilisseir doniblicare o f t h e the Bleck General. bad been followed le jikile- reader by nearly soon of his troops. - CORN X4I!NUTS.. • stasc.imrs, MAY 90. In the early part of this day's Market,. primta Wheats fold for dos. but Stalled on nearly the fame terms as Friday hit, Ely 631. for bell runs..; Barley fetched full is. more, and good treat Oats appear nearly as much dearer.—Beans and Peas, as well as Malt, remain nearly the fame.—Cur rency as under : Engliih Wheat, 445. 38s. primeft. 6os. bas. 635. Foreign Ditto, no price to be obtained. Rye. 345. 365. Barley, 2011. a6s.—(Making) 3os. 355. Malt, sos. t 00525. with 'new Duties. • Oats, t6s. ass. s6s. • Horfe Beano, (New) sos. 341. Tick Beans. (New) ails. jos Hog Peale. stils. 3os. Boilers, 3os. 325. • Carraway Seed, 365. to 4os per cwt. Coriander, a6s. to 251. per cwt. Canary, 765. to Sat. per cwt. Rape Seed. 34 to 361. per Lift. Flour, sos. per tack. MOM Tilt lallteolli 142111111 DAT. MI" B. Average price al Oars In Ragland and Wales. trent das Rs• tarns mew the tit el May. des. Wheat. Rye. ruler. I Oats. I Beans. rears. d. a. d. s. d • 4. 67 6 43 3 33_ 6 19 4 34 I 36 4 The average Price of lowynted from the Return' hundred ramie in weigh the t. week ending the stied' May, ie 33s. sit!. per micas Or GRAIN. *I Tat IPOLLOWINO xaagrTL ReentorroaL-Wbest 551 od to sge od per (tarter! -f• Raley s& od to Sts od rams 32s od to Or Oster- od to am od Pea& 351 od to 421 od Illarsainum-Wbest sas od to 6se od per muter. %sky gos od to 34s bd Beans sos od to 416 od Oats sot od to ass od I Pala 3114 od 416 ad Nawsuar..-Wbsat. 645. od. to 665. 64. pot Queue Bexley ads od to 3os 6d I Beam 34s od to 36e od OMB od to ps &I I Peale 3ss od 37e od lismzer..-Wboat sos od to 6se od per Queue. Barley ass od to 36. 0111 Baal SOS alts sm Oats as ad to ags °Walt mat od to 43s ad Raa.ormo.-Wbeat 4Sa od. to Us. od. per sarter. fluky so ad to 34a od I Boas Sts 3se od • Oats Its od to gos od Pale 351 od to 404 ad At Warminfter Market on Saturday ltd. the prices of Corn were as follows Wheat, by the quarter, (roma. tats. to 31. if. ; Barley, 11. 41. to 11.14.; Oat% T9S. [OIL is.; 8e10201.1611. tool. as At Northampton,on Saturday, Wheat fold from . ys. 6d. to jos. ; Rye, 51. dd. ; Barlg, 3s. rod. to 4s. ltd. ; Oats, as. to IS. 3d.; and Buns, 31. tad. to 4.5. per bulhel. At C.hefter market, on Saturday left, the aver age price of grain (Winchefter meafure) was u follows:-wheat (571 b.) ys. 9td. oats is. At Nantwich, the fame day, wheat Bs. :Id. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH Bogs 41 ovi rT 36ll46Podiets 41 La to El out Mg To flak des offal-pe e d!ow of 111 b. sod . 4s od to p 44 Vol • 4$ Id to 10 Id kdottoo p od to is ad Perk - p 04t06s 04 Lamb 64 64 to Ss 44. Stock at Stadia dole sr Wag, Bea& goo, 1411wwerzuZuLtD ' ontru., " may 3. Per Asst lit Ilk by des amok. Rod p 44 so m Ed Veal 4s od s. sa 14 Mama 4a Id to p 114 Perk js od to 6. od Lamb bdtoled. RAW HIDES. May 7. Hides (per Roos) p4dto p 64 Heavy Calf go od ack braddliog 'asidto se td Hoge Skins us to 16s Ordinary as 4411 to se 64 Skimp Mal mod to is PRICE OF LEATHER. per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Batts, so or sdlb Nab, - . zgd to spt Ditto, 6o to 641 b . • - sods. kid blereliams Backs zgd to 194 Deeding Hides . z3d zsd Rae Cad& Hides . zpl to gd Crop Hides for Cutting igtd to zgid Flat • • 151 te zgd Calf= 0114oth pa doses, • sad to 3od Ditto so to golb • - aid to 294 Ditto, go to SOO • - 134 10 zgd Saudi Seek (Grumbled) per lb. se 6d to p od largiditto - • zoos to z4os per dos. TlOOO4 Hildefiklas zis to sos each Geo Skim . . us to 60 per doom PRICE OP TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market p 9d Town Tallow ass od to a. Clare market p zed Ito& ditto (M.') 63s od to •4. waittebapel market p 9•1 ltidllaelitto (Imp) 6ss map (per Rice et Sib.) WlRiseasgasßaMo 63. to oe -- • mod. sea 541 od tos6e Its 44 Data 36e od to 4as Average Prise p gid Guess - 39. od to os Omit Dregs us to co Yellow Seep. 74a. to os-lidoeled. 514-Cord, 365. Candles. iu. 641....1130rdd5. tu. 64. PRICE OF HAT AND STRAW, May g. Stairldeld. St. James's. WldteraapeL o.Hay 3so to 5 3 16 oto 5 se • 3 141 oto 5 $ • MOM 110 10116 ISO OSO I 01540t0 • 0 • Clover $ oto 6 o s zo o to 6 is • COALS. May 7. left Coale in the Pool, O. co. od. per ClOl4llll. Delivered sl. od., Seaderland, IL 17e. 6d. Delivered 61. 6s. od. Letters have been received in Town from Ja. maica and Charlefiovm, which continue to corn. municate unfavourable accounts of the progrefs of the French expedition to St. Domktgo. They Rate the' army - to be fo reduced by ficknefs, as to be 'usable to purfue offenfive operations; while the Blacks were becoming proportionably (trouser and more confident. 0 % The Neceffite, French frigate, fent by Admiral • VlLLaarr to Philadelphia, to procure a fupply of provitions, arrived there on the 23d of March.— The Captain, lEsanaatoa, reports, that 'no mili tary movement of confiquence had taken place in Si; to'n2ingo. fubfequent to the occupation of the maritime towns. Toussster's Eons had returned to the French camp without eifedhor trifles