Star. — London, England, 1812-04-10 00:00:00

fla PIMA nom Lzion. - • asaiabar. y e sterday at two o'cloek his Royal Highness the 'shwa Rsoarir held a Levee at Carlton House, In t h e doming a detachnient of the First Regiment.of F oo t t nerds, commanded by Colonel RAINSFORTH, p i t h the colours flying and the Band with their state s offorms, marched into the Court Yard of Carlton House. A troop of the Life Guards, commanded by CiptainJacicsow, were stationed in Pall-mall, and the streets leading to it, to regulate the carriages and printed notices from the Lord Chamberlain's °Mee, were posted up for the same purpose. The Levee was not so full as the last. It was attended by their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of YORK, CLA.. NIECE, KENT, and CUMBERLAND, the three latter came-in state, the Duke of CLARENCE accompanying the Duke of Kawr. On their Royal Highnesses en. wring the Court Yard, the Guard presented arms, said the Band played Gob save the King. The Archbishop of Cashel, the Lord Chancellor, the Lord President of the Council, the Lord Privy Seal, the First Lord of the Treasury and Chancellor of the Exchequer, the First Lord of the Admiralty, the t h re e Secretaries of State, the President of the Board of Controul, the Secretary at War, the Attorney- General, the Master of the Rol:s, the Chancellor (Mr. Adam), and the Attorney-General (Mr. Gar row). of the Prince, the Lord Chamberlain, the Lord Steward of the Household, the Duke of Brunswick, t h e F o reign Ministers, the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench, the Lord Chief Baron, the Lord Mayor of London, the Sheriffs of London and Middlesex, and the City Remembrancer. DUlZS—Gordon, Manchester, Newcastle, Bedford, and Brunswick. MARQUlSSlS—Winchester, Headford, Huntley, Hertford. EARLS—Chichester, Sandwich, Courtown, Harcourt, Fitz- William, Limerick, Carnarvon, Shaftesbury, Aboyue, Mount- Edgcumb, Cavan, Dartmouth, Guildford, Talbot, Ancram, Suffolk, Galloway, Kingston°, Wlnchelsea, Digby, Mount Cashell, Jersey, Liverpool, Westmorland, Cholmondeley, and Buckinghamshire. Viscov NTs—Cranley, Milton, Downe, Lake, Mount Joy, Sacville, Melville, Castlereagh, Melbourne, Petersham, PalineiNtown and Sidmouth. Loans—Walsingharn, Crewe, Hood, Begot, Gambier, Stan ley, :,terierville, Brownlow, Ossulston, lillenburough, Forbes, Bradford, Semen, Lovaine, Bruce, Dundas, G. Taylor, H. Pau barer, Balgonie, Clifford, Somers, Stanwell, Yarborough, Rivers, Hotham, Holland, Braybrook, and J. Osborne. fisas.-i-C. Pole, 'f. Liddell, I. Heard, C. Talbot, C. Ross, C. Assai l W. Smith, S. 'I oler, I. Coffin, G. Osborne, A. Clark, W. Grain, J. B. Warren, F. Millman, G. Heatbcote, J. Shaw, R. Barclay, J. Harrington, J. Saumarcs, J. Leicester, C. Cockerel, 3. Sinclair, J. Nichol, M. W. Ridley, M. Lopes, J. Frederick, T. urton, M. Ximenes, T. Thompson, C. Banbury, C. Flower, W. Elfo►d, T. Stepney, W. Parker, I. Perring, H. E. Stanhope, R. W. Vaughan, H. Lzsglefield, J. Throgmorton, W. Cockburn, I. T. Duckworth, R. Bickerton. Bisaors—Salisbury, St. Asap!), Worcester, Norwkb, Carlisle. Amesesits—DuckWorth, Bickerton, Hope, Durham. Gus aa,sis—Turner, Tarleton, Calvert, Hamnsond, Bailey, Maitland, Finch, Balfour, Leigh, Keppel, Congreve, Souter, Wadden, Cole, Hulse, Stevens, Dilkes, Forbes, A. Campbell, Wellington, Oswald, homes, Fisher, Taylor, Dyott, L. Gower, ',flatlet, Dunn, Wemyss, Clinton, Hugonln, Dakin, Thornton, Arabia. Coto nats-1144'Mahon, DalzeU, Payne, Taylor, Cotton,West, Conteve, Stanhope, Bunbury, De erespigny, Falkiner, M'l.eod, Thorwon, Dawkins, Donde', Strutt, Craven,WaU, Ross, Butler, Bil'earthy, Bramston, Wheatley; Chaplin, Sneyd, Kerrison, Gsitskell, MeUi-h, Meade, O'Kelly, Bridges, Hood, Pollock. iiatkurat, Jackson, Molyneur ' M'Douahl, Clement, Blackford, Daddy'', Ellice, Tinling, and Torrens. MAJOlS—Stackpool, Shaw, Campbell, Gordon, Lloyd, Buck- ner, Yoonghusband, Graham, Camac. rra.is:s—Agar, T. Charretie , Fitz-Clarence, Preston, Percy, Dawson, W oodford, M'Kinntm, Lockwood, R.N. Alex ander. R.N. Bingham, R.N. Conroy, Ball, Whitby, H.D'Aetb, Gordon, Bradshaw, R.N. Cochrane, R.N. Woodhouse, Walcott, Beaumont, R.N. Pechill, R.N. Beresford, Shepherd, Whitby, R.N. Morns, Eyre, Stuart, Segniotir, Mildmay, S. Gore, Coffin, Paulett. Li evraNAurs—Arden, Rich, Yeoman, Meta, Barrett, Meares, A. Nelson. Co kW ILTSWI)IIIbIVeIi, Se) mour, Boultbee. Fusin:vs—W. H. Par, Dawkins, Stopford, Duncomße. Rev. Doctors—Hughes, Fisher Perkins. Rev. Messrs.—Holme s , Heberden, Aldrich, Lee, Vander lles. kit, Lloyd, Townley, berky, Long. Doctors—Heberden, Taylor, Baillie , Bain. Messrse—PhiElps, Waugh, Garrow, H. Vipers, Reevis, How ard, W. Beliasyse, Stone, Herbert, Palmer, Frieling, Sinclair, Dawkins, Wellesley, Page, Northey, Barry, Douglas, Walpole, dbakespear, Lake, Poulett, Long, Greethead, Vannuart, Adam, Seymour, Professor Davy, Law, Blachturd, Arthur, Wode toque Stone, H. Bamfo t d, Osgoode, Talbot, Dundee, Toiler, M`BOnald, H. G. Maguire, Calcraft Dottin, C. G. Wynne, Warts, C. Grant, C. Smith, 1 hu rlow, Usbourne Sinclair, Wolff, L e i g h, B ra dd yll, Mundy, Tkornton , Ricker t,, Barry &Ms H. Wee, Barwell Browne, Skoitowe, Calvert, Heaketh, Sheridan, Navarre, Hishhouse, S. Benson. The following had the honour of being presented to his Royal Highness : Captain Lord Henry Poulett, K. N. on his appointment to be Colonel of the Marines, by his brother, the Marquis of Win chester. Captain Charettie, of the 2d Regiment of Life Guards, by the laird in Waiting. Colonel Wizen, Ist Foot Guards, on promotion to the rank of Colonel. Lieuteuant-Colonel Bunbury, of the Buffs, by the Earl of Chi theater. Lieutenant• General Alexander Campbell, on his promotion. Major-General Cole, on his return from Portugal, and appoint meet to the 10341 Regiment. C MrM romarty. . acleod, his Majesty's Lieutenant for the County of Mr. U. Bridgman, of the Ist Guards, by the L or d i n Waking. Duke of 'the Duke of Manchester, on his recant from Jamaica, by the . Bedford. Mr. llamas Walpole, by the Lord in Waiting. Captain Fitzelarence, Royal Hussars, on his promotion.' Captain Preston, R.N. on his return from the West Indies. Ma lor - General Taylor, Comm an d ant A rmy D epot , I s l e o f ieht, on his promorioo. The Duke of Newcastlie, on his being appointed Ranger of Sher wood Forimt, Vice-Admiral Sir James Saumarez, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Arthur, by Lord Limerick. Lieut.-Col. Wall, on his promotion in the Oxfordshire Militia. Mr. Stone of the Board of Green Cloth. awedW. H. Pitt , on his app o i ntment i n t h e C o ld sti cam Guards. %Awed,. Alolyneux, 1. F.l:. 0. on. his promotion. G. A. F. Dawkins, t Guards, by Mr. James Dawkins. (,_.`4Ftaili Alexander, R. N. o n promotion. "' Sat° Courcey, of the Royal Artillery, Aid-de-Camp to Alajor•Gmeral Fisher. ronugel. Ca Pegn D. Mac Ritmo*, C o ld stream G uar d s, on his return to Major Campbell, 72dRegt. on his return front the Mauritius. %UM,. W. Percy, R. N. by the Lord In Waiting. %mond Craven, by the Lord in Waiting. on 1443r.Ge nend Fnher, on his promotion, and upon being placed mouth. the Staff, and appointed the Commanding Engineer at Ports- The Society for 13"°P the propagati on of the Gos carlide, to present his sermon preached before e Waiting. Gordon, P ayne, by the Lord in Waiting. Gordon, 10th Hussars, by the Lord in Waiting. ..1 1 * - C° 1 • 11 e1 Kerrison, 7th Hussars, by-ditto. Mr. W ombwell, lOth Hussars, on being appointed toe Cornetcy. Mr. Boakbee lOth Hussars, by the Lord in Waiting. Lieut, Yeoman, R.N. on his promotion, by Mr. Horne. Lieu. Rich, R. N. by the Lord in Waiting. RearAdmirat Hope,. o n hi s appointment to the Admiralty. Hoe. &din Stoptord C.a ,3d Guard s , by t h e E ar l of urtown. kap Dvacerabe, Coldstream Guards, by Lord Crewe. Debt-ea. britiget, loyai itnittneett, 6n Ws return &et &Oa* Lieut.-Colonel Blackford, Royal East Middiesex MUMS. Mr. Eraddyll, late Lieutenant-Colonel Coldstream Guards, ca his return front the Kitty In Portugal. earl Talbot, on his appobtment to the Lord Lleotesiney of the Comity of Stator& Earl of Anemia, Lord Lieutenant of Roxburgbabire, and Co lonel of the Edinburghshire Militia. Colonel Ender, on his being appointed Lieutenant Governer of the Royal Military College. Colonel MlTlonald, Ist Guards, on his promotion. Colonel Jackson, 66th Regiment, on his returning to India. Colonel Clements, Leitrim Militia, on his arrival from Ireland. Lieut.-Col. Ellice, Deputy Assistant Adjutant Gen. at Canada. The Hon. Edw. Stewart, by the Lord in Waiting. Celonel Taylor, Coldstream Guards, on being named a Corn missioner of his Majesty's private properly. Lieut.-Colonel Pollock, on his return from abroad. Lieut -Colonel Hood, 3d Guards, on his return from Portugal, and on promotion, by Lord Hood. Lieut.-Colonel M'Carthy, Royal African Corps, and on his re turn from North America. Mr. Navarre, Charge d'Affaires from Portugal. The new Spanish Ambassador and suite. Lieut.-Colonel Payne, 46th Regiment, by the Lord in Waiting. Lieut.-Colonel Mellish, on being appoimed One of his Majesty's Equerries. Mr. Chaplin, Lieut.-Col. Commandant of the Lindsey, Kes teven and Lincoln Local Militia. Captain Walcott, Royal Horse Artillery, on his return from PortugaL Captain Hugh Seymour, Sd Guards. Lent.-Col. Bramston, Commandant ed Essex Local Militla. Captain T. Cochrane, R.N. on his marriage. Cap•ain H. L. Ball, on his appointment lb the Christian VII. Rut of Cavan, on his appointment to the 58th Regiment. Captain Stuart, 10th Hussars. Captain Whitby, R.N. on his return from the Mediterranean, by Lord Melville. Captain S G. Peckett, R. N. by the Lord in Waiting. Captain Sheppard, R.N. by ditto Captain Wallcote, Royal Horse Artillery, on his return from Portugal. Captain G. Eyre, IL N. on his return from the Mediterranean, by Lord Melville. Captain Wodeheuse, 15th Hussars, on his promotion, by Lord Wodehouse. The Hon. Captain S. Gore, en his going to Portugal. Admiral Sir Richard Bickerton, on being appointed Com mander-in-Chief at Portsmouth. Captain J. Bradshaw, R. N. on his return from the North American Station. Admiral Sir T. Duckworth, on his return from New foundland. Major-General Clinton, to take leave. Mr. Dundas, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Osgood, by ditto. Master Frederick Cullen Smith, on his being appointed Page of Honour to the Prince Regent. Lord Napier, on his being appointed High Commissioner to the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland. The Earl of Guildford, by the Lord in Waiting. Sir William Parker, on succeeding to the title. Mr. Taylor, Deputy inspector of Hospitals, on promotion. Mr. Professor Davy, by Mr. Hume, upon which occasion his Royal Highness conferred the honour of knighthood on the Professor, who is now Sir Humphrey Davy. Lieut.-General Dunn, by the Lord in Waiting. Lieut.-General Maitland, on his return from Ceylon; his ap pointment to the 10th Regiment of Foot, and his promotion. Major-General Lumley, on his appo intment as Groom of the Bedchamber. Major-General Thomas, on his Promotion. Lieut.-General Leveson Gower, on his Promotion. General Forbes; on his Promotion. Major-GeneralDyott, by the Lord in Waiting. Major-General Taylor, Commandant Army Depot, Isle of Wight, on Promotion, and on being placed on the Staff, and ap pointed the Commanding Engineer at Portsmouth. Major-General Oswald, on Promotion, and being named to command the Duke of York's regiment of Greek Light Infantry. Mr. George, Colonial Secretary, on his return from Nova Scotia. Earl Cimarron, on coming to his title, by Earl Fltzwilliam. Mr. Talbot, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Toiler , the Lord in Waiting, upon which occasion the Prince was pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood on him ; be is now Sir Samuel Toiler. Commirooner Wodehouse, on his appointment. Major-General Sir William Cockburn, on promotion. Lord Balonie i upon his promotion. Sir R. W. Vau ghan, by the Lord in Waiting. Lord Bradford, by ditto. Mr.Dottin, by ditto. Vice-Admiral Sir Henry Edwyn Stanhope, by ditto. Mr. John Shakespear, by ditto. Lieutenant-Colonel Ross, Assistant Adjutant-Central, on his Appointment. Captain Beauman, R.N. by the Earl of Courtown. Mr. H. Osborne, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Leigh, by ditto. Lord Gtorge Taylor, by ditto. Sir W. Eltord, by ditto. Sir F. Millman, by ditto. Mr. J. Warre, on his return from Portugal. Major Stacp ole, 45th Regiment, on his promotion. Major-General Dilkes, on ditto. Colonel Butler, on being appointed Lieutenant-Governor R. M. College. Captain Whitby, R.N. on his return from the Mediterranean, by Lord Melville. Brigade Major Lloyd, R. A. Mr. Thurluw, by the Lord in Waiting. Major Comae, on his return to Spain with his Excellency the Duke del Infantado. . The Rev. W. Airlock on being appointed Chaplain to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent. Rev. W. G. Townley, ditto. Major Younghusband, A. D. C. by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. L. Bamtord Hesketh, ou his return from Sicily. Mr. Wolff, late Danish Consul. Mr. M'Donald, of Clanranald, on his marriage. General Tarleton, on promotion. Mr. C. G. Winne, by the Hon. Charles Finch. Mr. Hope Welt., by the Lord in Waiting. M. Sinclair, to present an Address. Mr. Henry Osborne, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. Leigh, by ditto. Major-General Haddon, by ditto. Major Dilkes, on promotion. Mr. Thomas Walpole, by the Lord in Waiting. General Souter, by ditto. The Lord Mayor of London, the Sheriffs, and Remembraneet presented the Resolutions of the Livery of London. I'he Sheriffs of London and Middlesex presented a Petition from Patrick Cerbet and John Brown, Thomas Wood and James Griffith. An Address front the Roman Catholics of England was pre sented by Lord Clifford, the Honourable William Stourton, Sir Henry Englefield, Sir John Throckmorton and Mr. Edward Jer ningham. A Petition from Yorkshire was presented by Viseoant Milton and Mr. Wilberforce, accompanied by Earl Fitzwilliam. Mr. Calcraft, with a Petition in behalf of Sazby and R. Mow ate, convicts. Lord Stanley, with a Petition from Preston in Lancashire for the repeal of the Orders in Council. Mr. C. Grant, to present an Address of Congratulation from the Borough of Inverness. His Royal Highness the Duke of CLAaaNcs dined yesterday with Mr. SMITH, in Norfolk-street. Sir SIDNEY SMITH was yesterday considered better. We are extremely concerned to state that Lieute nant-Colonel COOPER, 2d Somerset Militia, continues very seriou.ly indisposed, at his apartments, Royal Hotel, Weymouth. Lord MELvius held another Levee yesterday at the Admiralty, and the avenues were hardly passa ble, on account of the number of Naval OlEcen. The French Commander who failed in his attack on Tariffa, has been sent to Paris by Marshal SOUL?, a order to take his trial for miacoodact oa the oc casios. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. FRIDAY, APRIL 10. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE Cs'CIAJCS lank Stock 290—India Stock 179—Bonds 7.. Sc pre. S per Ct. Cons. for money 54 60-4)o. for sec. S per Ct. Reduced 59-4 per Cwt. 74} Spur Ct..9uif—S per Ct. Scrip if pre. Long Anus. 1.47-Mks—Exch. Dille 2s. Ss. pre. . THE QUEEN. We can assure our Readers from unquestionable authority, 'that her MAJESTY, accompanied by the Princesses ELIZABETH and MARY, will, on Wednes day next, come to town, from 'Windsor, sleep that night at the Queen's Palace in the Park, and hold a drawing-room at St. James's on Thursday ; when, for the first time, her Royal Highness the Princess CHARLOTTE of WALES will be present. We are happy to add, that her MAagsrv, commi serating the sad privations to which hundreds of in dividuals have been subject, individuals whose whole dependence was on the taste with which they spang led, embroidered, and made up the Court-dresses, means every fortnight after Thursday next, to hold a Drawing-room at St. James's, for the Nobility and Gentry. On these occasions her MAJESTY will be ac companied by two of the Princesses, leaving the other Princesses at Windsor in attendance on his MAJESTY. The most important intelligence in our columns 'of today is that which we have received through the medium of the Paris Papers to the 6th inst. The return of the Imperial Guards from Spain is an nounced with much pomp by the French Editors.—. They are destined, it seems, to waft the Imperial Eagle to the shores of the Elbe, the Vistula, and the Oder—in plain English, they are to accompany 80. NAPARTZ from Paris in his campaign against Russia. The French Papers tacitly admit the important fact, which we long ago stated on the authority of our private communications from Spain, of the abandon. ment of the Peninsula by the French troops. We are indeed told, that the redoubtable Eagles of France are still destined to wave beyond the Pyrenees, by the introduction of fresh battalions ; but this gasco nade is thrown out merely to disguise the disappoint. ment of the Tyrant in his unprincipled efforts to en slave the Peninsula.—The extracts which we have given from the French Journals will be read with interest. From the North of Europe we have not received any confirmation of the forcible occupation of Memel by the Russians, although there is no reason to doubt the circumstance. Private letters state positively, that Sweden will join with Russia, and then open her ports to our trade ; but we must be permitted to withhold our belief from this report, until we hear of a blow being actually struck by BERNADOTTE against his French neighbours in the Isle of Rugen. NAV4L INTELLIGENCE. FALMOUTH, APRIL 7. Arrived his Majesty's ship RAPID, from Plymouth; the Four Friends from London ; and the Alliana, from Waterford. Sailed the Marlborough packet, for Cadiz, with Mails; HIND revenue cutter on a cruize ; and the William, for Plymouth. PLYMOUTH, APRIL 8. Came in the MEDUSA frigate, from a cruize off Bourdeaux ; Eliza (ship), from Portsmouth, bound to North America ; and the American brig John, DAVIDSON, from Savannah, in 44 days. Sailed the George, WALKER, for Malta. The John, above•men tioned, spoke the ALERT Sleep of war, with the New foundland and Quebec outward bound convoy, to the west of the Lizard, all well. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 9. Sailed his Majesty's ship NEESE, with the convoy for Quebec; and with her the Friends, STEPHENSON, for Gibraltar • and the Brown, BRO UGH , f or New foundland, with a fine wind at about East. DEAL. APRIL 9. Arrived his Majesty's ship Vtoo, Rear-Admiral Moulin, to join the fleet intended for the Baltic, now rendezvousing in the Downs. The SPECULATOR lug ger has a signal flying for a convoy to th e westwar d. Wind E. N. E. Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East India House, when the Six New Directors, WILLIAM ASTELL, CHARLES GRANT, JOHN JACKSON, CAMPBELL MAJORIBANICS, GEORGE SMITH, and SWZNY TooNE, Esqrs. took the oaths and their seats. Sir HUGH INGLIS, Ball. and ROBERT THORNTON, Esq. were appointed Chairman and Deputy Chairman. We understand that Deputations from Liverpool, Bristol, Plymouth, Glasgow, Sheffield, and Birming ham, have already arrived in town to oppose the Renewal of the Commercial Monopoly of the East India Company, and have held conferences at the Spring Garden Coffee-house, where they will continue to assemble daily.—Deputations from all parts of the United Kingdom are expected immediately to arrive. We cannot doubt that the weight and influence of their representations will succeed in inducing the Le gislature to refuse to renew in any degree a monopoly so obnoxious and so injurious to the country. A foreign vessel is now taking in a loading at Bos -1 ton, which is the first of its kind, we believe, ever shipped at that port—a cargo of salt, for Riga. The vessel is a Swede ; she has already taken 140 tons of salt on board, and waits for 20 tons more. By a Gentleman just arrived from Seville, we learn that almost every other day small vessels were ar riving at St. Lucar, direct from Cadiz, with from 60 to 100 barrels of flour each, sent thither by some des. mate *peculating Jews, and evading our cruizers by pretence of their Wag tubing vessels. PlO7l I/i..E.,.• •_ ii We are much concerned to state, that an alatrang riot has taken plate at Manchester. The subjoined letters will put our Readers in possession of some of the particulars :—There have also been some distuf bances in Cornwall 3 " MANCHESTER; APRIL tio " This , town has been thrown into great confusion during the whole of this day. A Meeting , o-ik place at the Royal Exchange, by order of the Merchants, for the express purpose of Petitioning ►he PR►INCtsl REGENT on the present calamitous times. The po pulace, in great numbers, repaired at an early hour to the place where the Meeting was to be held. 41 The merchants finding that the meeting would be attended 4ith disagreeable events, announced that it was put off to another day, upon which the popu lace, being disappointed, immediately became disor derly, and turned the merchants out of the Exchange, throwing the tables and chairs out of the windows I and in a few hours this fine building was demolished. At length some troops arrived, and the Riot Act was read; but the Magistrates could not act until an hour afterwards, in which time pll the mischief was accomplished : the fine picture of Colonel Srametr' was tore down and destroyed. " This moment (two o'clock) the cavalry had be. gun to scower the streets, and patroles are stationed 'at all the pr ncipal avenues. I cannot go to the post. office without permission of the officer." ANOTHER LETTER, SAM!? DATE. " The meeting was called on Wednesday by the Boroughreeve and Constables, to address the PRINCE, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, when the mob as sembled in St. Ann's-square, where they were ad dressed by one of them. Afterwards they returned to the Exchange-room, broke and destroyed all the furniture, glasses, &c. and actually set Bre to it le several places. " At length the drums beat to arms, and signals were given for military aid, and fortunately they ar rived in a very short time after, when the Magistrate, at the head of the military, read the Riot Act, which at length partially put an end to further destructim accruing at this time, and the mob somewhat disper sed. We are not without apprehensions that there will be much mischief done in the course of the night." " Ta utto,A pril G.—Trade Is very dead here,andeverynecessary of life is very high—bread coin in particular being so high, sod hardly to be got for money; the consequence of which is, that the Miser: have risen in the different parishes adjoining, and live been to several farmers in this neighbourhood, whom they We made sign a paper to sell wheat at 90s. per bushel, which was re. fused at 475. ; barley at 16s. which was refused at 30s. ; sod po. tatoes at 6s. a bushel, which were refused at 12s. 1 his is the first day of their rising, and they have come into Truro to the nuns ber, I should suppose, of about 1000; but have behaved themselves very quietly. How it will end, I cannot say ; but from their present disposition, they do rot appear to be bent upon any mischief, and they say they do not intend to hurt any one. This morning, about eleven o'clock, the drums beat to arms, to call out the Staff of the Local Militia, which assembled, and also what pri vates were in town, to guard against any surprise; but every thing is now quiet, and the Muter, appear to be going home, an none are seen In the street." CORN EXCUANGt, MARE-LANZ, APRIL 10.—We 11111, SIR many fresh arrivals of Wheat to-day, but middling supplies as hand; not much of first quality, whieh is at a small increase ia price—Barley in abort supply, somewhat higher, and appears a rising article—Malt and White Peas keep their prict--Beans of each hind rather dearer—The supplies of Oats are inconsiderable, and in this trade rather higher prices are asked. Flour whitest variation. Wheat, 96e. 1111 s. 116.. Beans 625. 6g.. Fine ditto, ISBs. 1425. Tick ditto (Dew) 50$ 645, Rye 711 s. 745. Ditto (fine Old) 625. 675. Barley, 665. 725. Od. Oats, 465. 445. 465. Malt, 945. 102 1 . Pola nd ditto, 475. 48s. White Peas, (Boilers) 14s. 90s. Potatoe ditto, 411 s. 50a. Od. Grey ditto, 60s. 665. Rape Seed, £6O. £66. Fine Flour, 1055.1104.—Seconds, 100 1 . to 105 s. SMITHFiRLD--April 10. • Beef Ss 4d to 6s 4d Veal 7. Od to Ss 4d Mutton Ss 4d to 6s 6d Pork 74 Od to Ss 41 Lamb pa. od. to 9s. Od. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Hay 41 lOs to 61 Os New Clover 61 Os to 71 as New Hay 01 es to 01 Os Straw 21 lOs to 21 24 acre.-•—A letter from Bath, dated yesterday, says, " The greatest expectation having been, for the last ten days, raised in this• city, to hear Mr. REDHEAD YORKE., who came down as Counsel for Colonel Thornton, an immense concourse of people assem bled, and the Court was filled so as not to leave room to stir. The Cause was between the Assignees of a Mr. Webb, and Colonel Thornton, of Thornvillt- Royal, and of Spy-Park, near this city, the cele brated sportman. Mr. WraDUAIS Goomur was Counsel for the Plaintiff, and Mr. REDHEAD YORK* for Colonel Thornton. " The trial lasted from eleven o'clock on Wednes day, until eight o'clock this morning. There were forty-Am witnesses examined on the part of the Plain tiff ; and the examination of the two Counsel on both sides, produced to the bye-statiders the most exqoi site treat of wit, humour, and legal erudition.-- Curious circumstances cerise out in evidence--enti the Court was in. a roar of laughter the greater part of the time, until half-past twelve o'clock, when Mr. REDHEAD YORKE was taken so ill, as to compel him to retire for medical advice. During this time, the business of the Court was suspended : but, on Mr. Yoaaa's return, he rallied, and, at half-past three in the morning, he commenced, on .behalf of his client, Colonel Thornton, the most eloquent, de lightful, and impressive speech that ever was deliver ad in a Bath Court. He kept the Court in a toar of laughter ; and, by a happy power of eloquence, concluded his speech with some of the grandest sen timents of morality that ever were delivered. Mr. YORKE spoke for nearly three hours. The city iv full of talk about this curious trial, sad in my next I shall give you the particulars.—Mr. Yonsaa had a bad cause to defend, but he did wonders in the opi aioa of all present." I