Star. — London, England, 1819-06-09 00:00:00

alownionioo , ll6" SPORTING INTELLIGSNCE. ASCOT HEATH RACES. This delightful spot was attended yesterday by more Beauty and Fashion than even Epsom, and the sports were far supe rior. His Royal Highness the Puma Runner, the Duke of Yost, and Princess4uousm honoured the Course with their presence. They Strived upwards: of an hour before the sport began, remained. until he consiodon, and appeared highly grati fied with the sport. The Course was in excellent order, and the Races well conducted. -- - - His Majesty's Plate of 100 gs. for all ages. Mr. Forth's Hospitality - - - - 1 Sir C. Smith's ch. h. Sir Thomas - - - 2 Mr. Steward ' s Fitzwalton - - - - 3 - 41r. Lamirton's Truth - Mr. litatsubottom's - - - 5 Size to 5 on Truth, which horse won cleverly at Epsom ; 5 to 1 apt she winner, rode by Mr. Forth himself; Sir Thomas got up in running, until the turn of the half mile, when Mr. Forth led, and won in a canter by several lengths. The Reviewed Sweepstakes of logs. each for all Ries ; 4-yr olds, List. 91bp . five, fist. 511). six, fist. UHL and aged, 9st. Two Mlles Sui4eo half. Lord Foley's Young Wizard, 5-yrs old - - 1 Mr. Wysdkam's Silvertall, 4-yrs old 2 - Duke of York's Stainborough - - Lord Beatinck named Ma - Maid of the Mill 4 Six to 4 on Wizard or Silvertail; 2 to I apt the winner.— Won easy. The Oatiands Stakes of 50p. each, 20gs. ft. for 311 ages, 2.yrs ad excepted. Two miles and a half. . ... 1 Duke of RatLuld's Quadrille - - - 1 Lord Foley's Manfred . - - - 2 Mr. Bodezikam's Spectre - - - - 3 Mr. Wyndham's Skim - .. - 4 sr. VAnsittart named David - - - S Six to 1 azit the winner; 61 to 4 apt Manfred; 4 to I ag‘t Skint; 4to I agst David; and 4to I asst Spectre. Won easy by Chiffney at the end of the Races; but Manfred a decided favourite in running. Sweepstakes of 100 gs. each ; colts, Bst. 71b. fillies, RSt. 41b. Lord Lowther's c. by I faybasard, out of Iris, walked over. Sweepnakes of 200 gs. each. Mr. Vansittart's gr. c. by Treasurer, walked over. Sweepstakes of 100 gs. each. Lord Cavendish's Middlethorpe, sold to Col. Churchill 1 Lord Foley's oh. by Soothsayer, out of Blowing - 2 Six to 4 on the winner.--This was the best race of the day, and won by a neck. BETTING ON THE ST. LEGER. 10 to 1 agst Cardinal Wolsey 10 to 1 agst lierse. 6 to i .agst Pococurante 6 to i apt Sultan • Ti to I agst The Laird Betting was rathershy, on account of the great defaults which litiivP so lately occurred. A Birmingham man, called John Earl Gallop, mond the company by running rattail the two miles in eleven minutes ; and after the Ten Guineas Stakes, went round again, and completed his cialertakiLg in eleven minutes and two seconds. 31ANCIIESTER RACES. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2.-•.-(FIDSY DAY). A Sweepstakes or 20g$. each, h. ft. with 501.5. %died; for colts and Sikes then 3-yrs.old.--The St. Leger Coarse. Mr. Yates's bay coif, Sir Walter Lord Derby's bay colt Erys Slajor Bower's bay colt Csantharpe - . 3 ha ‘tarted, three were only placed, and eight paid forfeit. A nom excellent race. Tisc Gold Cup, value ICOgs. added tea Sweopstakrs of logs. each, for all ages.--Twice round the Course end a distance. ' Mr. Ilouldswortles bay colt Rhadartanthus - 1 Sir W. W.-Wynoes thy filly Frederik - - 241 r. Teas bay horse Gmdy fliftwe.i bay colt Advance - - - - 4 fi...veu started, but the Judge pieced only four. Thirteen paid. A closely contested race, sag won only by a he.d. A Naidcia Plate of 460.—Heats, mice round the Couse and - 4 r , ' .t', 1 ..' A a~ ~~ , ; t • a &maim. Mr. Bell's Alfred - . - 7 3 1 1 14r. Corbett's bay filly Haphazard - - 2 1 2 e Mr. Roberts's black colt, by Thunderbolt - 3 Y 3 dt This was a mat excellent race, and betting varied repeatedly. THUIr.DAT, JUNE 3. The Yeomanry Gold Cup, value Wogs. the rest in specie, by Subscription of sgs. each. with angs. added by the Oflicers of the Manchester and Salford Yeomanry Cavalry, for horses not thorough bred. Heats, twice round the Course and a distance. The second horse to receive 10gs. Mr. P. Rainslll's brown filly Forester . - Mr. Payent's chesnut mare Donna Theresa Mr. Hardy's grey filly, Master Turf - bay horse ?dr. Gibson's - Captain - Dir. Ilentley't brown filly Walton - . Five were drawn. Six Subscribers did net name. 1 2 I al 3 S S Free Handicap Stakes of 20Ls. each, h.ft. Once round the Course. Air. Tome, Duplicate bird Rosstnare's Tattoo - Sir T. Stanley's The Grand Duke - Yates's Gandy Sir W. W. Wynn's Butehre - - Three paid forfelt.—A good race. A Sweepstakes of i Ogs. each, for horses, &c. not thotot'gh bred Twice round the Course and a di,tancc. Mr. Voit's bay Sly Chance - - - - - - I Mr. Rushton's bay gelding Alt. Appleby's chesnut Idly Welshman 3 Air. utrie's bay gelding Two paid.—A capital race. - 3 - 4 - 5 FRIDAY, JUNE 4. A Sweepstakes of :tugs. was won by Mr. Yates's Paulowitz, beating Lord Rossinure's Sunflower and Sir T. Stanley's Lrofric. Lord Derby's Corregio won the £lOO Plate easy. A I landicap Stakes of sgs. each, with 30gs. added, was woo by Sir W. W. Wynne 's Little Cyinro. The Course on each day was thronged with rank, beauty, and fashion, and the sports in general were most lexcellent. Sir M. M. Sykes lately sold his colt, Ithadamantitus,to Mr. I loulds siorth, for 1,000 guineas, and the first time he ran fur his new master he won the Gold Cup, on Wednesday. PIGEON SHOOTING. The great Pigeon Match for 100 guineas, to shoot until one missed his bird, took place yesterday morning at C'hoblum, at ti yards from the trap, between Alesua. Itot:sas and Kum. Each ki kd his tliirteetuh bird, and Mr. Klux lost the match by missing his fourteenth. BOXING. The whole of the stakes axe made good of 100 guineas a-side for the fight between Turner and Cy. Doris, which is to take place on the 18th instant. It is 6to 4 current betting on Turner, and ate u to go a pint furthe r. • night between two Junes. It J a trades future hul l. hostility roared with they met him to engage in a enmity, +lie up him, he maintain- URY-LJNE THEATRE. Last night the regular Season of this Theatre - ter minated ; on which occasion Mr. STEPHIN REMELT, after having performed the part of Falstaff, came forward and thus addressed the audience: " Larn. aria GINTLIMIDF4 am requested, by the Paoprie tors and the Performers, to offer you their sincere acknowledg ments for the patronage conferred upon this Theatre ; and they beg me to assure you, that it will stimulate them to further and, greater exertions for your amusement, when they have next the honour of appearing before you. During the Vacation, it intended thoroughly to repair the Theatre, and to embellish and beautify it in a manner Worthy of your reception, and to strengthen the Company with all the taint that can be procu red. For myself, in my official capacity, I have been received with such indulgence, as puts it out of my power to thank you as I ought ; and I wish to take this opportunity of publicly re turning my thanks to my .rother Actors, by whose assistance I have been enabled to perform the duties of my arduous situa tion. They have conducted themselves towards me like friends and brethren, and my thanks arc due to every individual. I mention this, because I know an opinion prevails that there is always a schism behind the curtain; but so much the contrary has been the case in the present Season,that the harmony which has subsisted, has been like that of a private family. As this is probably the last time I shaltever have the honour of addressing you, I find my feelings deeply affected in pronouncing the word ForeircU!---May hea:ils, happiness, and prosperity attend you." The emphasis with which the concluding words were pronounced, had an electric effect on the whole house, and Mr. S. KEMBLE must have felt much ra tified. Applauses were heard, and handkerc hiefs waved, from all parts of the Theatre. He then bowed and quitted the Stage. The Comic Interlude of Sylvester Dagg,ertvood followed, in which " a Gentle man" appeased as the hero of the scene, and gave imitations of several eminent performers with great effect. Those of MATHEWS and KEAN were peculiarly happy, and were received y 4 Ol loud applause.—The Farce of Modern Antiques dosed t ., e evenings enter ment. The greater part of the audience left the Theatre on the conclusion of the Play. .71 , , 5; -4 1.1 • ~., i , many of the amateurs are so sanguine as to go a pass turtaer. A fatal contest took plate on Saturda y ni g ht between two men, one of the name of Enoch D avis, the other Sitphen Junes. It appears that they bad bees rivals in their addresses to a trades- man's daughter, and that J ones was acce p ted for her future hus- -1 b an d. I n co nsequence of this preference Davis vowed hostility against the other, and whenever he met him endeavoured with- outtuagrtny ev cha tn n g ged th h ey im m t et o ~ • desstall etreett ; Liravae k eK hiln est R to oad; fi g h t . Dav S i ts j ci fight ; his manner, and the refusal of the other to engage in a contest with a man against whom he entertained no enmity, attracted a crowd around them, and Davis took this public op- portunity of saying, that if JOISt3 would fight and beat him, he . , I wou ld give up all his pretensions to the girl, who, be maintain- */ ed, had loved himself before she knew Jones. Jones still wished • ' to avoid fighting, but under the circumstances he yielded to the f voice of the multitude. They set - to and fought for upwards of two hours with such desperate fury that they at length fell to. gatherer both exhausted. Davis was removed to a neighbouring ,: house. while be expired on Sunday morning ; and Jones is not **cud to survive him long. t .i . ..1 . 1 1 Monday lit, a man of the name of Lawrence, undertook to Walk blindfolded a mile and a half, from the New lun , Margate, to the Wheaf Shest, at Northdown, for 450, in one hour and a i half, which he completed in one hour. -.---- . ' I 1 • ' Mr. X. ALFORD, and three others , travelled lately on a velocipede from London to Brighton ( 50 miles) ,• in nine hours. . : Mrs. BEARHAM, wife of Mr. BEARHAM, maltster, of Huntley, Hants, returning home lately in her cart, the horse took fright at a velocipede, and she was thrown out and killed on the spot. 1114).11 I,AsT NIGHT'S GAZETTE TMs Casette announces that the PRINCE RECENT has confer red the honour of Knighthood upon Tom: RICIIARDWN, Fsq. on being aprointed a Judge in the Court of Common Pleas. SUMS& RETURISVI TO SKOVS 114 TI L$ PR)141IS1 TARLIANLIIt• Tralte, James Cuire, of heel Castle, In the county of Mayo, Esq. in the room of Edward Denny, Esq. who has acceetcd the Chiltern hundreds. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Joseph Stephens. London, merchant BA NKRUP rs. _ George Case, late of Whimplr, Devonshire, har-tnerchant, to surrender June 17, 18, and July 20, at ten, at the Country Attorney, Slr. itobhuoii, Essex-street, Strand, Lonan. • Thomas Brown, .Newport, Salop grocer, June °I. at four, 22, and July 90, at eleven. at the Red Lion Inn, Newport. Anoraks, Mr. Brookes, Newport, Salop; or Mr. Hicks, Gray's Inn-square. John Yate, Worcester, leather-5e11...r, July 1, ‘2, and 20, at ' twelve at the Star and Garter, Worctlstrr. Atromies, Mr. Platt, New Boswell-court, I.incoln's Inn; or Messr.. and Dickers, Worcester. Robert I'W late of Bowker Bank, near Manchester, calico. printer, June U, and July 20, at two, at th e Palace Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mews. Ilurd and Johnson, Temple; or Mr. Kershaw, Fountain-street, Manchester. Solomon Sutherland, South Shields, grocer. June 11, no. and July 20, at eleven, at the 6..1t1en Lion Inn,. South Shields. Attornies, Mr. Simon, Swath Shields; or Messrs. lIeLL lad Broth ick, Bow Church-yard. Joseph Bomar, late of Wheeler-street, Spitalfirlds, coal-oser chant, Jane 12, 24, and July 20, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Warrend, Mark-lane. John Polglase, Bristol, provision merchant, June 19. 21, and July o, at one, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attornies, Mesita. Adlington and Gregory, Bedford-row; or Mr. Haynes, lkistc7l. Ellen and Jane Grew.", Liverpool, perfumers, June 15, 19, and July 20, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Atturnies, Messrs. Courteen and Robinson, Wa'brook. John BrockUs*, Oxford, corn-dealer, June 14, 15, and July 20, at eleven, at the Cross Inn, O xford. Attornies, Messrs. Walsh, Oxford; or Mr. Pownall, Staple Inn. Robert Duke, Gateshead, Durban', merchant, June 15, July 5, 20, at eeven, at the George Inn • N Aecastle-npon-Tyne. Attomies, Maas. Dell and Brxkick, £ow Church-yard ; or Mr. Ch ter, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. DIVIORN OS to be nt.de at GUILDHALI. June 26, R. Barton, Itickmansworth. plumber, at twelve. June 26, 11. J. V. Long and F. B. Feltoe, Great Tower-street, wine-merchants, at ten. June 26, W. Cullen, Harwich, farmer, at tweve. June 26, T. Toy, Penrhyn, grocer, at eleven. June 26, J. Naylor, Cheipside, draper, at ten. June 29, I. Hart, South ampton, grocer, at eleven. June v. 6, W. Parker, WhitechaPels oilman, at one. June 96, J. Younger, Crescent, Blinoriri, mer chant, at one. June 23, T. Stead, Blackfriars-road, woollen draper, at one. June 26, A. and J. S. &Rennie and W. Fry, New Broad-strect, merchants, at twelve. June 26, R. and R. Bogk,aad W. Scot:, Lore-lane, Eastcheap,mcrchaists, at eleven. June 26, J. Taylor, East Smithfield, tobacccomst, at eleven. June 26, D. Andre, Lotlibury, merchant, at one. July 10, G. and F. Wardale, Epper Thames-street, slopsellers, at one. June 26, It. Rainey, Size-lane, w.etchant, at twelve. June 29, li. It. Plaw, Ili:htz'-court, Lim-street, merchant, at one. June 29, T. Flower and J. Mainwaring, Chichester-rents Chancery - Lace, jewellers, at ten. June 22, W. Law, Copthall Chambers, Throvhocton-street, merchant at one. June 19, T. Smith, Austin-friars, merchant, at eleven. June 29, J. Lornal. I'm:r ime, tavern-keeper, at one. July 3, T. Ilerbert, Ilanway street, hailer, at ten. July 3, W. Randall, of High Holborn, grocer, at ten. June 29, F.. Butt, Rotherhithe-wall, plumber, at one. June 99, J. R. Anderson, Throgmortonatreet, merchant, at ten. June 96, W. APKvnla''e, Covent-Garden, merchant, at eleven. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. June 28, IL Worthington, Pittston, grocer, at eleven, at the Office of Messrs. Dixon and Abraham, Preston. June i:6. R. Smith, Pontefract, surgeon, at eleven, at the lied Lion, Pante fract. June 30, J. Schofield, Saddkwcrth, r.:c.cha t,at eleven, at the George, Huddersfield. July F., W. Backett, Neithrop, fanner, at eleven, at the Red Lion, ilsnbury. June O. J. Po. cock, Sidmonton, farmer, at ten, at tic George and Pt4isast, Speenharnland. June 30, R. Garratt, Speenhattdand, sadakri at one, at the George and Pelican Inn, Sp:enhantlanci. July 3, J. Biddle, Birmi.ll,ham, factor, at ttt at the Wonlpaclt, Moor -street, Birmingham. Jur.e W. Kest, nversharn, carpenter, at eleven, at the Guildhall. Canterbury. July 9, Tory, late of Christchurch, Soutlnur.pton, grocer, at four, at the King's llead, Wintborne Minster, June ntl, E. Doc :worth. Manchester, liquor-merchant, - tt two, •at the Star, Manchester, CERTIFIdATESL,Tr!ir. E. Dampier, late of Primrose -street, s,:ed-crusher. W. Fa vill, Cromwell, Nottinghamshire, mai:cr. J. Slipper, Crostwiek, Norfolk, carpenter. G. Davies, Tenby, me:chant. H. H. Whitmarsh, Wingham, multster. T. Trafford, Kirtlington, coal dealer. J. BlackLion ' Witham, corn-factor. J. Bailey, Iteadirg, linen-draper. F. Colnman, Crooked-Ime, oil-I:nerds:mt. W. I'lgot, Rateliff-highway, grocer. M. and C. G. Cotterill, Vine.. street, Liquorpond-street, bacoo-nerchar. ts. H. Jarvis, Totter ham-court-road, upholsterer. C. Carr, Bsidge4treet. Westmin ster, jeweller. R. and J. Pollock, Wakefield, woolataplert. Ashley, Liverpool, merchant. _ DISSOLUTIONS OP PARTNERSHIPS. Nlghtlogaleand Byrne, George-strcec,Portman-squart.v.Sors Hawzby and Sutcliffe, Huddersfield, woolst.plers. Hill 4r.d Co. Wapping-wall, skip-dandier& Robinson and Bryan, mad Thames, Soak pine dealers. Chick and Barnes, Biniter-street. Bell and Co. Great Surrey-street, haberdashers. J. Bowler, sea. and jun. Castle -street, Southwark, hat-manufacturer-. Smith and Raven, Crien.lane, St. Nary-bill, sPige-dcaltre. Heave and Co. Bkktonll, Southampton, millers. Nivea and Penman. Glasgow, booksellers and stationers. flayles and Co. Portsmouth, grocers. Sandford and Harper, Manchester, !alicetptinters. Birerand Morris, _Cannen.nreet, wine and breisdj-aserehassna Oughton and Slidell, arraistghien,silver smiths. Job and Co. Coal.Fachange, coal-factors. Golding and Co. Wookey-Hole, Somersetshire, paper-makers. Treffry and Co. Liverpool, manufacturers of Epsom salts. Edenbo rough and Co. Milk -street. Forman and Co. Newport, Mon mouthshire, bankers. .- A COM3fERCE. LONDON MARKETS, JUNE corrox The East India isle 1-1 th inst. consists now of 83 bales Bourbon, 1900 Surats, 160 Ben gals, andlooofe il latte wrdlareapgeutcls up at it is 9 st d. atedthat the Company's Sura ts under which price they will not be sold. The purchases since Tuesday last consist of 00 fair Belies in bond at 16d. 20 Pernams 20d. 400 Bengals, the latter nearly all good fair quality, sold at 6d. a few inferior sold at sid and a parcel of better quality a*. 6 . a w p n a b s 1 i a c t t e s m a 1 e r. e o d f , Demerara aid :appeared Grenada no d p 7 r c c ro h t, a s t s ; the whole were in consequence withdrawn. Sur:sr.-The demand for Muscovades rather re vived last week, the purchases were reported consi derable ; the prices by private contract were with out variation. By public sale 231 Mids. 2 tierces, and '2 barrels, were brought forward, the prices were lower, brown Jamaica sold 60s. G2s. Gd. Tobago 60s. Antigua 70s. and 80s. grey Dominica 665.5 d. brown St. Lucia 575. Gd. up to 7.55. brown Demerara and Berbice 595. to 61s. There was little business done in Muscovades this forenoon, no alteration can be stated in the prices. The refined market greatly re vivedlast week ; Lumps sold freely at the a.l...ancc of 3s. to ss. and the business done would have been much more considerable, but few goods were offer ing, ; the finer descriptions were in request at the ad vance of Is. to 2s. the wholesale grocers were consi derable purchasers of the latter. Molasses were heavy, and might be purchased at a decline of Is. to 2s. The demand has given way, but the advance is this forenoon firmly maintained. By public sale last week 164 chests Havannah and 10 chests Bra7.il Su gars were brought forward ; the former, good strong white, went at 50s. to 51s. ordinary 465. yellow 89 s . and 40s. grey Brazil 41s. 64.1263 bags East India sold at lower prices, brown 265. to 275. yellow 30s. to 315. ordinary white 335. Gd. This forenoon 158 chests Brazil Sugar were brought forward by public sale ; the whole, we believe, taken in, at very low prices : good white 455. ordinary 395. to 41s. yellow to 365. per cwt. Corr a.-There have been great fluctuations in Coffee. The public sale of Thursday, consisting of 393 casks 425 bags, went off with great briskness ;- St. Domingo Coffee at the advance of 2s. to 3s. ordi nary selling at 91s. to 90s. Dutch Coffee at the ad vance of-2s. to ss. and Jamaica, particularly the fine descriptions, realizing an improvement of 3s. to 6s. per cwt, fine middling realized 1'27 s. good middling 110 s. to 119 s. fine ordinary 965. and good ordinary 90s. to 935. On Friday another public sale, 'chiefly Dutch, was brought forward, which went off freely at a further advance of 2.. to 3s. good and fine ordi nary sold 975. to 102 s. middling Ills. to 112 s. The demand by private contract was also extensive. and very extensive transactions were reported, both on . Friday' and Saturday ; a . considerable parcel of the St. Domingo was reported to have realized 935. The demand for Coffee by private contract yesterday and this forenoon, appears rather to subside, owing to the unfavourable intelligence from the Continent. By public sale to-day,74 casks Jamaica descriptions were brought forward, the quantity too inconsiderable to form a criterion of the market, fine ordinary to ordi nary middling sold 975. 6d. and 98s. middling taken in, we believe, 107 s. to 110 s. Gd. good middling 113 s. the latter low in proportion ; of the Coffee market, it may be . stated, that the 'demand has given way, on account of the reports from the Continent, and also large. sales being declared for this week , the prices cannot be stated at any variation, the late advance is maintained, but the market is exceedingly heavy. TOBACCO.-The market remains heavy, and pur chases may again be made lower. The deliveries from the warehouse last month were, for exportation, 939 hhds. Virginia, 388 lihds Marylands ; the stock, in consequence of few imports, is again diminishing. The new Excise Duties to be levied on Tobacco will, it is supposed, have no effect on the home consump tion of the country ; the manufacturers, in anticipa tion of this measure, have been paying up the ditties for some time past : delivered for home consumption last month 525 lrds. Tobacco. HEMP, FLAX, AND TALLOW.—The prices of Fo reign Tallow are again quoted at a considerable de cline, and few sales can be effected at the reduction. Both Hemp and Flax may also be purchased on lower terms. TEA.—The Tea sale still continues at the India ' House, the prices may, in consequence; be stated nearly nominal ; the Boheas have sold 7d. under the last sale prices, the common Congo 2d. to 3d. per pound lower, the finer sorts nearl7 at the same rates as the previous sale. This morning, at ten o'clock, in consequence of the uncertainty when the new duty on Tea would takeplace, the sale was postponed until an answer from Government could be obtained as to whether the duty would apply to the present Tea sale, or in what manner it would be carried into effect? in consequence of no reply being received at twelve o'clock, the sale was adjourned until to-mor row at ten, when a final answer would be given. Fat:Fr.—The decline in the prices of Fruit is very considerable, yet such is the state of the market, that only small parcels can be forced off by public sale. —By public sale 2d inst.-42 barrels Beglergeck Raisins, damaged, 44E. to 50s. 57 ditto Black Slily'. nas, damaged, 4.25. to 48s. 11 ditto Red lta:sins passed ; 350 cradles Belvedere Raisins 4" s. to .1:1s. -146 boxes Portugal Plums, chiefly withdrawn ; 100 quarter chests trench Plun:s 50s. to 51s. 30 half barrels Jordan Almonds £lO. 120 boxes Muscatel Raisins, on bunches, 965. 200 half boxes 95c. GOO boxes Muscatel- Raisins 85s, and 755. to 765. 7:.;() d0., 1 Bloom Raisins 80s. a great proportion passed ; 90 butts Currants, Ist lot A:5. 13s. remainder passed. Oas.—There are few purchases of Oil to report since Tuesday last ; offers are made for cargoes of Greenland Oil, on arrival, £3O. to £3l. the oxvr.!rs demand £32. Galipoli is held at lower prices ; Seed Oils continue to give wa. HIDES,—By public sa le 4th inst.—lo,ooo African Hides 6d. to Bd. per pound ; 3,600 Buenos A) les Horse-hides, 2s. W. to 6s. 1 d._per Hide. NAVAL SP:ms.—Rough Turpentine is reported to be sold in large' pariels ; there is no alteration in Turpentine spirits. In Rosin and Pitch there is nothing doing. COCHINEAL.—By public sales this forenoon—ll-5 bags Cochineal, about one-third sold 245. to 265. the remainder then withdrawn. IRISII PROVISiON:h+ - rtallt: (Mt CCL a Beef Pork continue in request. Bacon is steal is a moderate demand for Butter ; no, yet at market Rug, BRANDY, AND lIOLL A NDS.—Ti. Rum continue nominal, the advance on tl lie sale prices cannot now be obtained. or Geneva there is no business doing. SPICE..—The new Excise l/uty has no prices of Pepper ; Corapany'slilack Pr , so;d 7d. and 70. r 7 public sale th is f u bags Pimento sold lower, the hest 64d. t( Tmeat.—By public sole Sd inst.—h low Pine Timber f.:3. lOs. to CS. 16s. per Petershurgh Yellow Deals and Halt& I falf-deals £l4, ms s. to 1.1.5. 15s. best W.. sg. to £l7. 17s. lc; pieces French Elm Ti to £5.125. 6d. S pieces French Beech Ti. 6d. to £7.2 , . Bd. PRICE of Yit:.t.toN.--New Dollars, at Silver, iu bars, standard, at is. 23d. vicr retui ns. I.TVERPOOI„ JUNE The wind having come ronrd to some arrivals of Cotton being conscgueti the demand for this article has I , :cn lirr ing for Bowed% and Orleans, at A redact' pound, to which most of the ItclC.el 5 w to submit ; some sales, however, have this decline, and more persons %%mild I sell at the reduction, since actounts 1: ccived from New York, stating that scn bad taken place there ; the sales of the to about 1550 bags, consisting of 2550 to 12d. for inferior to fair, 12id. to 12t fair to very good ; 670 Orleans 110. info for to good, and a few prime 16d. S' 2s. to 2s. 6d. for middling to good : 16d. 240 Pernams 17td. to 18!d. du Ind. and 18d. in bond ; 500 11Iaranhai 161 d. 4000 Baldas 16d. to 17d. 40 P: 151 d. 60 Minas 14d. to 150. 60 Dena 160. 40 Domingos 12id. 100 Cartl 80 Surats 6d. to 9d. for inferior to $4 Bengals Rd. to 7d. for inferior to fair ate eLly 657 bags. GLASGOW MAREPTS, JVNT CorroN.—The P t e.' of this week strinunt to 3st Island 29. at 23. 2d. to fsa. 4.--Bowtd 3' ditto, M band 191, lld. haltptany.—New Ode., to 14d.--.Pernaeni CO, at 19d. to 19d.!artbing—IN1 at 17d. farthing.—Eahia 2.7. at 17.—Para Tara and Berbice lid. to three-[a•tt fr;;,. Orleans 7.1,. at I to 17.d.-3nizi 7, ft& 15, at 31d. to 3/d. The observations of the CITA:WM()) CHEQUER, on Tuesdav niEht. upon the pi fully high price of lieer ti!servcs notio had a bounteous harvest. l lops are not price they v:;.-re at list year, Malt rot thirds, hot Beer is kept up at the bighe: attained in times of scarcity ! Tuesday, the IPth ult. a chl4, only four ye:, thorn it++ tr.other, who was poocrring tut. is from t the neighbnurheod of CraLsdee, in F.rtlerclde standing the most dii ,ent search was imatedi consideraqe nonber of.benevoient persotos, th o resting little IA was not fr.unci until the f;,::c Though the weath , r was remarkably cold and unsheltered little innocegt,protecned by that " 1 is the Father of the rationalises," 144 enecztsciou, of the pitiless storm." She was found about from the turf, lying on the grossed near a brook, the water, extremely languid, but perfectly toenail)! questioned she complained of being hungry, said when she was tired, and when it grew dark, she and did not waken until it was light. She saw black dog (one of those who voluntarily went it but she was afraid, and hid herself, because she her father. The anxiety of her distressed parent dreadful suspense of five days and nights, maybe tut cannot be described. We are happy to add, that the child is recovered; and enjoys good health ; these facts were commuai• sated to us by her father. Saturday afternoon, as some boys were amusing themselves near the Surrey side of the Waterloo• bridge, with running on some floating timber on the Thames, one of them slipped into the water and was drowned : his name is Jones, and is the son of a re• spectable tradesman near the Coburg Theatre. BIRTHS. Friday, at his Lordship's house, in Park-lane, Alconums Cranky, of a daughter. June 1, in Stanley-place, Shrew sbrry, the Lady of the &7• Richard Massey, of a son, being her twenty-second child. Lately, at limekiln Castie, county of Westmeath, Lady iletnor l't therston, of a son and ben. udy. , new lie pri ces ~,. the In Bra r , a , ) effect on a t to-da, orennon, , ,t:*i to 7a, 100 load er load ; V. 1c.41s ; 1f- ecal , - I:11;er 1. . 1 - t Ss. r,i re ,ear ; ;.-d r wets, 31 . 11:1crrec sited, exce;-.t. ;:on of td,i ; . t :c been mad: dis; *see • , 1):t v I). •en wc:A P—v''-ds II 2t; •!. ;: .1 g, • Ir‘ i 1. 1 (. ! .rt uty paid, a ; airs 'atas Isa. a ierstas [llamas pod fair ; 5.1 r ; the artiria Es. A 1200 paclam 311, 12d to 1e0p5;19,44 ratihlm 5 , 16id.—Drrt.t. By auction, N DI:to, thurtat,l Aft of the tt. present sham- ice. We )t one-third t. 1.1 !lore tlrin trc- !st price item ears &d, .trarAi r. the rue wain it de ; and made b? a :e ir.fa :t (4:: art. Awirg tiard I miry, :h. pat kind • • 'N odie us cf eltias t two t. , csdy :, with oa.• hot in nsible. b iog aid she laid dolga he shut her tyes, w a man pith a in st arch of hse) ihe could not stn rents during this 'be imagine!, bit that the child is were commuait were amusing the Waterloo- . timber on the water and was e son of are. Theatre. MARRIED. At Orchardton, the 51st ult. Lieutenant-Colonel Mazwelt, cl the Soth Regiment to Miss Douglas, daughter of James at gins, F.sq. of Orchaidton. Thur-elay, at St. George's, Hanover-square, Arthur Macr2- mara, of ',tangoed Cattle, in the County of Bream, Esq. w Anne, eklist daughter of the late William Lee, Esq. of Atsti House, Manta. Same day, at Welford, Berks Ambrose Hope Perkins, Es+ of Triplow-place, in the county of Cambridge, to Harriet, securd daughter of the Rev. Wns. Erratt, of Welford-bouse, Berks. Sarre day, at Elton, li n ts, Mr. George Whitby, surgeon, ef Covell, Norfolk, to 31i ,, s 11.sria Callis Eccles, eldest daughter of Mr. Wm. Ecch.r, of the former place. A few days since, Lieut. IL N. to Mist Ben,. daughter of the Her. 11. Berry, of Criplow, Cambridgeshire DIED. Saturday, at his house in Queen Anne..nreet West, Uentensat• Getz. Sir James Camp& it, of !taverna, Bart. G. C.ll. and K.C. 'Fiterstlay, Mr. Wu:it - tun, butler to the Ilon. Society of tie inner Temple. Afttr a long and arduous struggle, at his house in Qtrsen't lorildinrs. Brompton, Mr. Matthew Day, long known in tee first circles. The disorder was a repelled gout, which new to il. ston'ach, and ternehnAct: his earthly career, in the Bath year Li his t•gz. Mr. Day passed his early days in the Fact Indies. Friday, of an apoplectic seizure, the Re-v. T. Georg (jar, B.D. Rector of St. Andrew's, I lolborn, and of Warner, ir. Ka:, and forraaly Fellow of Sr. John's College, ()rifled. Friday, at his house, Bedford -street, Bedford-row, Cl , ntto, Curtis, Esq. one of the Elder Brethren of the Trinity-Dm. At Archwood, parish of Johnstone, Mr. Joseph ItTguclor. Rogerson, Student of Divinity, aged 24 yearn. At Grecticroft, near Annau, on Wednesday se'nuigbt, Katherine Johnston, spouse of Lieutenant-Colon I Douglas, of Greencrutt, a i eti t;2. Latel, the Rey. S.:nuttl Fenton, of Christ Church, to I.yd; - thi:.l 4.1.11;:-hter of the Lte Bev. Win. Llewellin, rector of aannot, Glantor2nshire. - ' Si.turday inklit, in con,...r,rence of a fall from his Luse cn the preceding day, BenjaniinWainw right, M.D. of Richnic::!. Saturday, Mr. Fryer, lanelord of the lied Lion Inn, Ro:n sey, dropped down and is scantly expired, in the yard of I • house, where he was viewing some pigs he had bought but h. I. an hour i:efore. Saturday se'onight, Mr. Thontlinson, toll-gate keeper at Ilesket ; he.died while riding home from Carlisle Marka to A cart, utiknown to several persons who were in the same vehicle._ 1116 11-WATER at LONDON BRII1G1?. TO-B 401? ROW lcrnit,g - - - 41 minutes after 5 Afternoon - - - 1-- --- 4 _ . LONDON ribt:• . bed J.4t 1