Star. — London, England, 1806-03-28 00:00:00

SHAW M AYOR ACOMMON COUNCIL, b.•lden in the Chamber of the Guibikall of the City of London, on Titartilay the eke day of March. s Soh. Retake.] noAninwissfly. That the Ths,,k• of this Court he giv e n to Sir JOHN THOMAS DU CKWOR itl*H. K. B. VWC•AiIm4 al ed the White, fu the seal sad alacrity with which he matted the herd. Fleet to the Weft Indict bat more efreially for the &Oral and ganant Attack made by hint on that Fleet, en the 6th of Fe bruary left. o5St. D..nilngo which. In kfa than two hours. ended la the Capture end DAtrudion of every Line.of.liattle Ship of the Inestay t and aiding pea proof to the many already editing, atlas decided teperimity of the Brad& Navy. Rsiehred nnanlsuoutly. That the Thanks of this Court be given te the Henoismble Al .EXANDER COCHRANE. Rear Admiral of the White; THOMAS LOUIS, !fq. Rear Admiral of 'be White; the Captains. Oicers, Seamen, and Royal Marines.ferr ing ender Vlee-Admind Sir John Thomas Duckworth, at the Capture sad Deltreetion of the French Fleet, on the 6th of Fe unary tat o, Sant Domingo. for their great Still and bravery, and foe the mu evident ditciplioupreferved in the BMA Fleet 011 that inensorabk Day. &delved Uaanimoutly, That the Freedom of this City be nee faded to Vice Admiral Sir John Thornu Duckworth, tezether with a dword, of the value of Two Hundred Gatuesa, as a tefti mony of tbc high fade the City of London entertains of Lk gallant conius. Released Unanimnufly. That the Freedom of this City, with a Sword of the value of One Hundred CoginCll, be prefented to Rear Admiral Cochrane. Refolved Unaninioully, That the Freedom of this City, with a Sword, dike value of One Hundred Guineas, be preferted to Rear Admiral Louis, as a mark of the good °pluton this City en tertains ef their exemplary condo& WOOD IHORPF. PARLI4MExT4Rr PROCUIDINGS. HOUSE OP LORDS. THURSDAY, MARCH sy. In tbe Appeal, johniken Ind others, v. Watfon and Stott. Mr. Adam was heard for the Rdpoodents. Ordered to be harthit pro ceeded In to-morrow. Mr. WHITBREAD, on the part of the Mennen of the Ar ticles of impeachment, prefeuted at the Bar the &Solution of the Commons, That on the trial of Henry Val:aunt Melville, the whole Houe would attendee a Committer." Lord AUCKLAND atoned, that as a Bill of conlldersisie ina% portanee would form be before their Lon:hips, (the American In. tercoorfa Bill) be would move that they be fummoned for Moor • day.—Ordasui. --- 111101.111 IT TILL. Lord HOLLAND gave notice, that to the coorfe of a day or two, he would ketonic to their Lord"kips a Bin for the Relief of Waren Debtors. He begged lemma to apprfee the Houle, that after it [Dodd have been read a firft time, it was his intention to move, that the (econd reading mould take place very Chortly after. IMPILICHMIINT. i Lord GRENVILLE Rated. that he felt ft nftellary, in conk. =ol of the Reftaltitlon of the Commons, which had been pa . at the Bar, to folonit a motion to their Lertilhips. in thiamin* of the trtal which would Rattly take pbee beta, their Laillips. two elreurnltanees were l dy fiellabb,— Tim lama, tep woke it sa little re as pelvis to the per ils wadi; the band war, a abbe it se expedhbus as wee erwilletne whirs *rid nowirden glebe bawl Reda ooefiltuting ! ea Mon arlapestitinem—Mech beeerualepee _ god delay !la WNW ban the turi... cot which had Obtained In the hitt : pireenellew if the awl. It imalanes heppened,that. to the antic - Ma NY% at shah SIM bye is a week. end idiom Is many, • weeedisiesed se as prefeentina if the that. To obviate a rear race el this abibsts. whisk here pardenbdf hard Ilea the • perish antebOtn_wesid take the Warty of haweahts thee the sof idelliveld pineal Item der to day. B Nth mama. may iday wail heisedded, and he trotted fun, sod what was dewy vim bipertemew apeditioespake would be dose betate• theeinswiy aitj p liiitle Lea who was the objett of thin bitpermfiroddb Mb Wien mad, that an bumble 0 661016 darldlood to all 1; Rtaft . Ant he would order lit asenentendedens to be prepaid In WslYa lsfer Han. for the Swty Ilmf a # E a° ahe ,th tri a alt at was Lord on e of theft Noble Lords bobs the long trial of Mr. Haftlnp, during which be sedieneeeeld perceiving that than was often a lamentable Wein elthieLnftlthipe time. He Clothed that the delay. which • Ihetlfasionotish woad *MSS iiiiiiles to their Lordthip I on she paha nnellea • He weal wawa to faggen one regulanno, Ass whisk Wet efkliC Ne he V sash benefit would he derived: upon the : k tae tultramarr for the Houfe, whenever ssig as? slibealass upon if evidence brae. to immetlislcir ad. lows brat at Wig Phdllllll/11t Chinks New bethought It very peadtlaills and s - e e elhals es the Edda hems of pro t" norant.thMeheir Lerallipelhadd nabs the obioettoo, &mi pre ssedig the proper* of Vie ma k did net airealelly &peed upon , se), no determine the pia sae *ay, re at hoe ennyentent op. . =. without impeding die aerie of the paneeedings. Tbc aaVoornmentie at Not Sints were bit te be a very great • Imemweeketee. It was nearbed, by a witty Member of that Houk, daring the Imp tedithdett,that " while the Judges weilded,. this said lend Ifift." The modes of Lord Otte ovitse was agreeed in. Val distent Bins on the table were forwarded, and carafe 114sentildi ill Se-morrow. , - • • lIOUSE OF COMMONS. r t - Pr. SPE AKF.R bevies taken the Chair, a per fon from *Via . of Imports and Esparta prefented an account of the goodie:pined to . mo d i m p or t e d from, the inane' of l'otenta, for the nit two yogic , A p11(00 from the once of the Chief Secretary for !rental, per. Anted ae menthe of the quantity of Wool and Woollen Yarn im ported Into that tedotry for the tail two years. . ' Mr. HATES, Iknen,the Bank, relented an account of the Ex chequer Bills liking In the 39th and loth of the King, In lieu of the Loan of three millions, advanced by the Bath to Government tot the reeving of the year atom An OBlem from the Tftafury relented an account of the modes to the Exchequer on dot aft of January, 1806; alfu an acconut of the balance re-mentor In the hand. of the Paymalier of the forma co the irk January halt; which were tirdered to Be on the table. ' The Dewey BM was prtfented, and reed a firft, and ordered to be read a second time tomorrow. AI r.VANS.TTART relented a Bill to enable the Government of Ireland to mile money by Leen upon the Treafury Bills to be Biked, payable from the aids .4 the current year, which was read a flrf time, sod ordered for the kcond reading to morrow. The Report or the Committee of Supply for the klifethaneous fiervitea alike year. was brought op, and aimed to. Mr. HUSKISON moved for an account, fo far as the fame could be made up, of the arrears of the Property Tax for the years coding the nth April, .Baµ ; and the sth April, allos, refpcdtively; and alto an account of the arrears now outaandlog.—Ordered. Mr. FELLOWS moved, that a Committe. be appointed totake Into confederation 'the return made to this Houle, purfuant to order on the t yth Joann, of the non-refident Clergy In On-at Britain, and report their opinion thereon to this Houle.-.Ordered; and that the kid Committee (who were accordingly named) do fit to-morrow In the. Speaker's Chamber. Mr. WHITBREAD acquainted the Wee, that he had, our ' fount to their Order, carded to the bar of the lords their Rdo - lotion., of vcitcrtiali rcfpetting their attendatice as a Committee of the whole Honk on the trial of Lord Melville. ' The AI ['CANEY GENIMAI. moved. that a Committee he arrol 'tea to examine la the Lords' journals their proceedings on the late . Billrefseeling the legality of obliging perfons to give tar. timony be ore the Coinage tee of Impeachment lo the eaten( Lord Melville. Ordered accordingly. At the retrial of Mr. MILEY A DDINGTON, Mr. Huddle none poltponed till Monday his Motion fur ludla Papers, of which be had give-wonder tar dila day. • • Mr. P kULI. alto pollponed hi. motion until the fame day; l.r which. alb Mr. H THORN TON pave melee ef an intended motion for tat: Copy of a Letter from Sir George Barlow to Lord 'take, - • noretiCe Al Tata C011111.7111'. Mr. YORK, purfuant tntioiitie, rule for the pur port of moving for certain &cements relative to the operatien of the Bill tidied the / toy In Afar" Bill, p wbiaa he underfiond none of his Majefly's Msniiters 'Waded to (Nell: and v lien he (NIA hia purple, he trailed that the Houle would be ,if () pi ll io n i t , F rail* be both tierwahle and neeeffary, that aspic do cuments fionl,l be before them Fn crust try to bricg iug forward the plea of national defence underßood - to be now in the contemplation of his ?thiefly's Mi-* !lifters, and which it was to be hoped would be brought forward at fume period or other,in the bind's of time. i By this Bill, which had patted in the year t Bti3, it was intended, as one of the modes of defence againd the menaced invafion, to call out I.r much of the popula tion of the country as were capable of bearing arms ; who were to be divided into three clatter, and, flair to be enrolled; fccondly, trained to arms, during every month of Ottober • and, thirdly, rendered tile ful for any military purpofe to which they might be refpeflively judged fitting. With refpett to the dan gers of invafion, he was perfuaded that, if our navy continued thofe gallant and viaorlous exertions, the many eminent intlances of which had been ditplayed of late, there was not much chance of an attack of that nature. Upon the former occallon, though the Government had made Come progrefs in availing it- Calf of the powers by this Bill vetted, yet as it was difpofed to prefer a voluntary to a ciampulfory fervice on the part of the peopte, and as fo great a number of men pre ff ed voluntarily forward, beyond all cal culation of experbancy, the Government. tharefore.l preferred the fervices of the Volunteers to a forcible , levy ea wee; not, howeirer, totally abandoning the, alternative of the Bill, thculd it be limitary to carry its operation into effea. He had, in his hand, a copy of the returns made front every quarter of,.the country, in the fi rd year. of the number of men in eseh didrift, properlt claffed a and what he now I wilhed to move for was, the returns of the years 18°4 arid tBps. He hoped his Majesty's Minifiers had thole documents before them, as they certainly would be important for the confideration of the Honk in difculfing the plan of defence, whatever it was, now in contemplation, and for the explanation of which the public were extremely anxious, and particularly the Volunteers. who were very defirous to be in formed as to what was intended towards them. For it was extremely important, if the Cervices of the Vo lunteers were to be relinqtrifhed under the new ar. rangement, that not a tingle &clock or fibre thoold he taken from their hands until the country was af lured of a more adequate efiablidament. He con cluded by moving the returns of men enrolled under the Levy en Maji Aft, in every•difiria and plat* throughout Great Britain. in the lad and precedint year. Mr. Secretary FOX laid, that fo far was he from being averfe to the produaion of the documents now moved fcr by the Hon. Gentleman, that he should fuppott his motion. The fubjea was Co very new to his wets experience, that he knew very little indeed of the prefent date of the matter. However, as the Dill bad been patted now three years, and his Maje . f ty's prefent Miniflers had been fo alort a time in office. if any remiffneft or delay was chargeable in procuring thole returns for the lalt two years, their (hare of the blame certainly was not the target. He was pretty confident that the fubjeft of the Hon. Gentleman's motion would form a very principal featute in the plan of defence now in contemplation of his Right Honourable Friend, not now in his place (Mr. Windham) who was certainty as anxious ,to bring his plan forward, and felt as much regret for the unavoidable delar that bad occurred, as anti other Member of that oufe. As to the °Mlt eof her Honourable Friend's p lan, he %mild think it prema.' ture to fay more at prefent ; but he could allure the Houle, that no delay had occurred that was at et avoidable, and he hoped that in a very few days bt Right Hon. Friend would be able to bring his platsl lot ward. Mr. STURGES BOURNE hoped the Right Hon.] Gentleman would not bring for Hard his plan without timely notice. Indeed, as it had not come forwar d fuoner, and fo confiderable a number of Gentlemeet, mull be abfent during the affixes, who would.wifh to be prefent at the difcutfion of fuch a meaftire, lwi thought it would be defirable to pollpone it till after the recefs. Mr. FOX expreffed his hope, that his Right Hon. Friend would be able, in his place, to-morrow to give nonce of the day on which he fhould be ready to hying his plan forward, and if not, then on Saturday, if the Hoofs fliould be difpofed to fit on that day.— But with refpcift to the fuggellion of poßponing the propofition of the plan until after the reeefs, he did not think that could be neceffary, as it would be defirable to make Tome progrefs with the lead poi. table delay, and to bring forward any bills on the fubjed that might be thought necefl►y. Mr. YORK'a motion was now put and carried in the affirmative. W*l'lll,olo I Lemon. Mr. FOX moied." that the Clerk of the Crown be forthwith called in ;" which being agreed to, The.SPEAKER Aced him. " Have you yet re ceived any return of the haft Eledion for the city of Waterford ?" Anfwer—" No, Sir, I have not." Mr. FOX (as Ilion as the Clerk of the Crown with drew) moved " that James Wallis and Kenny, Sheriffs of the City of Waterford, do attend this Houle on this day fortnight." Mr. LEE, with great deference to the Right 'ion. Gentleman, begged leave to fuggeft, that although delay had occurred in the 'well:ay Intim. 'fill, on , enquiry, it might turn out that no blame jufily at-' tached any where, and that the delay might be owing to fome caufe wholly different from either neglat on intention on the part of the Sheriffs. He begged leave to obterve. therefore, that as a previous enquiry' had been direded to the Clerk of the Hanaper here, it might alto be expedient to direft a fimilar enyfiry' to the Clerk of the Crown and Hanaper in Ireland, tb afcertaiti whether any re:urn had been made to his office by the Sheriffs of Waterford, before thole Gen . . tleinen were put under the necenity of perf-rming a journey of fix hundred miles, upon a bufinef, on which it might turn out they were not culpable. Mr. FOX laid, it was far from Iris with to deal hardly with theft Sherirls, or with any other perlcns. As to the &fiance, it sva certainly a great ineonve. inciter, hot it was one, which there mull now he oc cary:n often to impute upon the people of Ireland, to whom lie did not Ice, when there was a neceflity fht it, that any more tendernefs &mild be (hewn, than to per lons living at a great diflance in Great Britain. ' He was not before aware of the pradice In Ireland, but as there was great weight in the fuggetlinn of the Honourable Gentleman, he fhoold withuraw his former motion ; meaning, however, if it fhottld here after appear that there was any unnecefTary delay on the part of the Stiegiffs, to move, that they fhoold attend the bar of the ' Houle on a fluor, day. He then moved, ol that the Clerk of the Hanaper, in Ireland, (hould forthwith inform the Houle whether he had received any return from the city of Water ford. and when the fame was received ;"—which was agreed en. comas Urinates 0; YAWL It ;VISION. Mr. OILER complained, that the return made to an Order of the H uk, refperfling the mode of expenditure of a (um of snood. voted to the lurpores of the Commifrioners for Reviling the Civil Concern. of the Navy, was not the hind of return required by the words of the motion ; for the return Rated the rum expended in two years, to,eool. in each year, • ithout Ratio; the particulars. Ha therefore, now moved for a return &giving a more partieulat account. Mr. WILBER FORCE Branded the motion, and laid the ac count upon the table was by no mean the kind of account intended , by the original motion. Mr. DICKINSON 'Arend, that the error store from the take of the Mover, In &Wog for one thing though kitemling sue titer, and net Romany erver,oe goalies). on the part of thole who made one the return. The suoduo coned fur an account of the made of expenditure, ulna! or ;mended. Mr. WHITBREAD raid there was no mlftake In the wording of the motion which be had node, and which fpokc certainty what ha imended. He witted to obtain a flocculent of the items of ex nenditure, and sot full around account of axpence, as for LBO5. to.OOOL and for 1806, moo* The CommllEoners, he unlierftood bogy, were to have fairies; he wlllbed to know the amount of there klaries, sod of mho' &arra In Ras szpeadintre of fo coed. dust& a (um. OILETs motion was thee pot and earried.--Adjourned. THE EVENING sl AR. • LONDON. FRIDAY, MARCH st. PUCE or STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK; Confab; far mood. 6oli—for Acc. 6on•—• °whim 31 prem. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. F.e.ok Stock soOf I Erchni =roe. II l dlf. 3 per C Conf. toil lit EDO* Tkkete. 191. as. per Coot. Nary 9ail Conf. for see. ercifi Mr. Fox Aged lall night in the Houfe of Cotil lions. that the new military plan will be brought forward before the holidays. Mr. Fox added. that the provifions of the lartl4o4llo Aft will form an important part of it. The refolotion of the Commons to be prefent at Lord MaLvtsss's Trial, together with their requefl that a proper place be prepared for their accommo dation, was yefterday brought up by Mr. WHIT. DREAD to the flout: of Lords. In conftspience of which Lord GRINVILLI moved an Addrefs to his Majesry to that elfed, and the (Anse war agreed ta. The trial is to be continued without the intervention of a tingle day ; and the points on which the Lords formerly ufed to adjourn, are to be referved, and the trial filtered to proceed. The Firit Report of the Commillioners for rairifing and digeffing the Civil Affairs of MAIISTIOS Navy, has been printed by order of the Moore of Commons. A copy of this interelling document, conffituting a htief hiaory of the growth of our navy op to its prefent glorious (late, is given in ourfubfe quent coluthns. The papers annexed extend to 233 folio pages, containing general inftrultions and rules for officers and otbel perfons employed in his Mass• rv's dock yards, and a voluminous Appendix. Peas Papers to the toth, and Dutch to the nth have come to hand. The accounts from Paris con. firm generally the flatements received by the Mails, that all apprehenfions of a war between France and Pruffie have entirely ceafed, and .that the Conven tion of 15th February is espeaed to se (non car. tied into full efFeet. This has partly taken place already. On the 18th inliant, the Ptuffians, under General Vow Soil:melt, evecuated Wefel, ■nd it was taken poffeffion of by a detachment of French troops under the command of General BEAUMONT. On that occafion General BIAUMOST publifhed a Proclaim don to the Adminillration and Inhabitants of the Duchy of Cleves, in which he lays, that, in confor- mity to the Convention concluded at Paris, on the 15th, between the &Gabel of the Palace, Dattoc, and Count Heunworz, he was authorized to take pa:legion of the Duchy of Cleves and the fortifica- tion of Weld. The perfims at the head of the Ad., minifiration of the Duchy were to remain in office till the pleafure of the "New Sovereign" was known. —On the fame day a proclamation by the Prunian ' Commiffary VAN RAPVAID, appeared, notifying the arrangement that was to take place. .The p:ople a Weld have not yet been informed who is to he their " New Sovereign," bat the belief , that Mutter is to have Berg and Cleves, and t , be a Prince of the German Empire, gains ground. Ge neral lISAVIddIIT is one of Minter's Aids•de•Camp. Another report fats, that the Duchy of Cleves is to be the dowry of the niece of the Emprefs, whom the Hereditary Prince of Baden is about to marry. The Au(lrian troops that were fent to occupy Wurtzburg were withdrawn on the !ph, and have Inisrched into tollemia. It was underflood that the french were to leave Hameln, the only place they occupied in Hanover, the day the Prof Cans evacuated Wefel. room Frankfort, March .6, it is Rated, that, after a conference between Marihal Aucvalau and the Magalrate' of that City, relative to the two minions unpaid, the French garrifon, fume Ilaff officers ez• cepted, had left that city. On the 14. th, after receiving a courier; the divilion of General DUPONT withdrew from that city, for the 1. , -wer Rhine. On the 2zd, Admiral VIRPIUFI.. the Dutch Secre. tary for the Miiine, arrival from Paris, and imme diately waited on the Grand Penfionary. Admiral Vas Hun. had been confulting with the French Go vernment rtfpeAing the naval campaign. On the 19th, Admiral Ds WINTIR paged through Bruffels, on his way to the Hague, .‘n..l it is conjeflu:cd that the Batavian fea form,. %ill be aeltially employed. French Funds 60. Ilstavian Rcfctiptions h ram p to sal. NAUTICAL INTELLIGEXCL PLYMOUTH, MARCH A.... Came in the Danife f Engelin, Captain M. R. C. Somme, horn Say, bound to Hamburgh, laden with brandy, detaioro by the Linn privateer. Sailed the Ht , mess. of Lb guns, to the Eaftward, with a Beet under convoy and the Piczt.e, of so guns ; Moucu stow, of to guns, and Viesa, of to guns, on a mice. Clime in the Danilb brig Graf Bernitorff, Ksuosns, from Barcelona, bound to Copenhagen, laden with brandy, wine, and cork, detained by the Hero privateer. PORTSMOUTH, MAIICH 57.--Arrived she Devefia, tion bomb, with the ontward.bound under convoy D from the owns. Sailed the Dapper gas brig on • cruize ; Meetly, for Plymouth, and the Defender gun brig, with a fleet of tr*nfports, Ste. under con voy for Guernfey.—Wind E. N. E. Dorn, MARCH 117.....H111 sun brig Coo p Dant strived in the Roads this morning from the i r Downs to visual and water. The following vdrels pat in here [llk afternoon : the (hip Arendahl, Capt. SHAN/lAN°, of and for Altona, with a cargo of brandy, from Barcelona—the has loft her fore t o p. mill, Sprung her bowfprit. and received other da mage§ ; boy Charlotta Wilhelosins, of and for Ha burgh, Scout:re, from Liverpool. with flour, coffee. Ac. wind bound t and the boy Stadt Norden from Bourdeaux, bound to Embden, with,wioe do ' Wined by the lloop Diligence. The Blaser gun brig isse jug arrived in the Roads from a eresise—fbe has An t in the brig Fortuna, Pas.belonling to Inabdan. and bound from Rotterdam. with ea* and cad% for Bourdeau s. Dear., Mann 117.—Arrived the PIACI.' Boomed broag,ht in with her the Tws Gebroders hay, from Cayman bound to Anagram, laden with clover Ands, w hich lise detained. Arrived the VaSTAL frigate, from the river Elbe; &soot& loop. from a unite of °Rend; and Tin M gun brig, frogi the None. Sailed the JACIALL gun brig, on a cruises/010de itarri And BLesslll gIOIMISS of &Were. A very lee brit:il i a into the Downs this aisrahig. from Dover, latutebad at that place fro* Mr. KJ a's yard, and dais mimosa tar Modem. O seas. Moms s.— Tared bribe latibeth. Afalserm„ trio Mam a $ Hain* Mame; .Vrour nosh. ...- 1 Tw ig igladrid• Tao Yorni Alone --+..1101 Me VretiMe tioriy. Won. tressrmseabesms•-1011si dr Olive MON Hnoiliml. Boolmbeit Neoe riarrati. for Maw Tat; Ailml.l4lll.llW kg C I IPI!, %" 11 1"11114 ter 11(b. con. and its titadrak apapiar The LISID CO Alt Ca 'Loa's lit Levee, for this fea. In. will be to-morrow. Government has, We underifind, received very favourable accounts floss America. No knout rnif auderlaudiss with the United States is apprehended. A 11111 Mew wee circulated yefierday that a French force. of roar fad of the line, had been captured at die Ca e of Good Hope. about a week after the of this fettlesnent to the Englifh ; but wa ' -estell Pittance it to any refpettable authority. The Exer, of 74 guns, looked into the miter load of Brea lea Friday, and counted ten fall of flips of war ready for fea. ,We underaand that it is his Mayeery's patinas intention to reward the merits of the galling Admiral DUCKWORTH by conferring on him the dignity of Baron of the United Kingdom ; that Rear Admiral Cocoas's will have the enfiges of the Order of the Bath ; and that Rear Admiral Loots will be created a Baronet. Captain N. D. Glottal's, who brought the dif patches from Vice• Admiral Sir J. Ducaworru, is promoted, to the rank of Pon Captain. Captain SITMOUR • of the KINGS/1111111R goofy is nearly recovered from the fever* wound he receteed in the lath efrion. and is arrived is town at his uncle's, the Marquis of Hrerroan. This gallant Officer had yellercley en interview with Mr. Gear, at the Ad miralty, Sir THOMAS HAaDV, who fo nobly fonght in the Vteruas,Off Trafalgar, is appointed to the cont. mead of the Sam , sow, of 64 goes, at Portannuth. Yenerday the difpatches by the undermentioned Chips, ware finally elofed at the Eaa India Houfe, and delivered to their refpeaive Puffers, viz. Walthantßow, Capt. Marde.d, St. Heim' and Bengal. Lord Mika, W. C. Hutton, Ditto Earl —C, lon% Bombay . Lord Mrlrttk, —C. Lonna t, Madras and Bengal Lidy Lkargels, A. P.W. Striation, Ditto Jurerrign, A. Caroptseti. Ditto Alcsaoder, Frkokint. Ditto rosalloOtell Per Lord NeVon-W. Brampton, Matter Attendant, for Sr. Bengal-Mr. Newton Walter, Cadet. Pat IRarl St. Vincent-40r Bombay--,Msffrs. T. Macdonald and B. Lloyd, writers; Wm. Mintoth. Efq. Free Merchant; Agars. John Ass and Peregrine, Free Mariners ; Mrs. Stodart awl Mira Bultner...-For Madras-Mr. Hadow, Writer ; Mr. A. B Peppin, ,MDRaut Surgeon. Per Lord Melville..-(or Bengal--Captain John Williams; Marrs. Pearce, I,Vilfon, and Bowe, Cadets • Mrs and Mils Buns, Mils Harley; Mitres J. and C. Hanfrays, natives; nag S and Wt. (Has; Mr. d'Auvergne ' native...-For Madras, Mr. M. Bruce, AMrtant Surgeon; Meffrs. Mareott, Poulton. Stuart ,Wllliatofon, Smith, (Albert, and Inglis, Cadets. Per Lady Burge. -For Bengal -Mr. Wakeman, Writer; Majors Hat dwicke and Arnold; Meffra Stephens and Hall, 4f- Gaunt Surgeons ; Marrs Guinard, De Burgh, Alb, Simpfon, Mar. Mart, Morck, Wilton, Pritchard, Stewart Fortier, Bradihaw, and Kyd, Cadets -For Madras-Mr. Whittington, Writer-Meffrs. BIM), Colebrooke, Richardfon, Brown, Archer, and Hayes, Cadets. Per Sovereign -For Bengal-Mr. Simpfon, Barrirter-Mr. Mnrrifon, Writer-Mr. Singly and Lady-Mrol s. Fletcher, Broadhurft, Medwin, Smith, M•Kenzte, 'Nifty, and Campbell. Cadets... Mens. Halliday and Barclay, Artlitant Surgeons-- Meer* Koller and Mathew, Free Mariners; Mrs. and three Mitres Jackfon...For Madras, Mcffrs. Tbarkeray and Monro, ; Marrs. Hilton and Scott, Cadets-For Ceylon, Mita Louifa Cu.z. !smoke. Per Alexander—For Bengal, Meffrs. Irwin, Bl4ke, and Fagan. Cadets; Mr. Rogers, Free Marincr —For Madras, Mr. Fraf, r, Weita ; Mr. Parks, Cadet. CORM EXCIIANG MARK -LAMP, MARCH 28.- I ' l ere are but few further imports of Wheat here t, dsy ; the requeit fnr fine (ample& fully !imports their price, and few purchafers of other finalities. — Barley in hut midi!ing fupplie., and at little al. teratiun—Malt is very heavy of f,ile-13c.4 01 are quoted rather 'owe' Fhete me further arri vals of foreign Oats rot of the bell quality, and th:y are cheaper— Clic prices of Flour aod other artii.lcs vaty but little liner our lad. CSNCILet. CUR sr!,cr A 9 UNDICR I W1=4434 34.7 01 Oar qr. y hilt JCS 346 ASS Ditto, 731731 ad Braila. (Dew) 33, 375 64 Itl 4, 33 6 40 4 od . 'lrkp Ditto s. ITS 04 - . . • ley - 726% 32s Gd Oats, 22s 2511: 211. Malt, 62s 6 s cd Pniand eitto 19.;11! od Wbitc 30 4:4 od Rape Seed. 58 1 a.tf per la& rI. !Cr or 'LOUP. Fine It.ur Gl. .J 6 ; *. Sccands 559 to 6os pm fad.