Star. — London, England, 1812-07-06 00:00:00

tailAkEld",ll- r PROCREDAti . r BUSINESS FOR THE WEEK. . rpm DAY. coasiderition . , . alt itriii thZELirditivois. T HE ARM. i hiUntot ELECTION: __:,_.... THE SCHELDT - he nigher c , of Report on local to i kain , ' - 00 111° ' w La Pemba • —Moorflekls Improvement aft—. E x chequer Bills BBl—Coinndttee on Fnuntwork ) 1 1iie —Army Prize Malley Eib—Lcical Militia Amend. al l ot —Report Poor Returns Bill—Levant Trade BM, t'Lltfois sa d Ashel Bill, third-LCommittee of Supply.— l i on f.-Bost India Troops Bill, third—Report search fir" - stipends BiU, second—Stone Bottles 814 second — I' 1111, 1111, third—lrish Stamps BiU, third--Rope t I ndia :1-o.lenfor consideration Report Exchequer Rentoni -71.11111•-RePrt Supply. ~,...114r Abercrombie, Papers rekting to election of ;;;itae Wag of I oroey—Mr. Wharton, Mr. Cort's Pul lin * FLEET. West Capes, June 30. The enemy's ships in the Scheldt Amount to 19 sail of the line (at Flushing), three frigates, and 30 brigs ; its the Teiel are nine sail of the line, blockaded by Lord A. BEAUCLERK I With the ROYAL OAK, CHRIS TIAN VII. DEFIAICI, BARMAN, and GLOk:CLSTEtt.--• NVe have at this anchorage 17 sail of the line, the YORK having joined to relieve the SAN DOMINGO. 'Through last fortnight we have had cold weather. bumfries Militia have arrived at Belfast, where they are to be quartered for the prevent - . Tuesday. 62 fine-looking recruits for the Dumfriet Militia Marched from Dumfries for Belfast, to join the regiment there. • Saturday se'nnight, the Whitehaven LOcal Militia Artillery (under the command of Major !Unarm.) were inspected by I.Aor-General Kea, who expressed . his entire approbation of the progress they had made. This is the first time they have been iaspected. Saturday se'nnight, the Kirkcudbright Local Mi their SATURDAT, JULY 41...;:At the Usual hour this Mo . & in g the Candidates took their stationi, that is to s a y, Mr. DAvis on the Bench with the Dow, 2nci Mtt HUNT upon the table, where he sbliks about ; and being his own attorney, scrutinites every thing and every body. If a tradesman of the hi)ghest respekta. bility presented himself to poll, Mr. H. says to him, " Pray, Sir, are you a pauper ?—Do you receive parish pay ?—:-Have you taken all the Seven oaths Do you hold a place under Government r —And all this being anetieered in the negative, other doubts are started, which hr no but delay- S , —lmes TORBAY,' JULY Sailed yesterday evening the Gosnawg and Mu- TINE sloop of war, with a fleet for kortugsd and the Mediterranean. , . PLYMOUTH, JULY 4. Sailed yesterday theNORTHUMBERLAND, after a refit, for Basque-roads ; INTELLIGENT 14 guns, with naval stores for Liverpool; the Saw JOSEF with Admiral Lord KEITH on board, for the station off Blest; and the American schooner Fairplay, with passengers, for America. Arrived the Mary and tlizabeth, GARD, and the Fortune, BADCOCK, from Falmouth.— Arrived this day the Dispatch naval transport, from . Falmouth • Satsuma sloop of war, from Falmouth, to which place she carried Captain LIN ZEE, late of the Mum; ; and FAVOURITE 18 guns. Sailed the Rosa- MOND. 18 guns, with a convoy of twelve vessels for America ; FANCY cutter, for Brest ; and HERMES 18 guns, with a convoy for Corunna. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 5. Arrived his Majesty's ship REGULUS from Ply mouth ; and the SPITFIRE from a cruize. Sailed the DEFENnatt with a convoy for the Downs. Sailed Mai , shi- MART and M liiia completed annual period of training at Kirkcudbrieht, when they received the thanks of the reviewing Officer, for their soldier-like conduct. The Carlisle Local Militia, on duty at Penrith, were reviewed at that place on Tuesday by Major. General Ken, who expressed his approbati on of their soldier-like appearance, and the correctness with which they performed their military exercise. Four more of the Foreign Officers, stationed at Dumfries, have disgraced themselves by breaking their parole. The recruiting parties of tie East Kent Regiment of Militia have been called in, from the circumstaice of the regiment having obtained by beat of drum 47 men above its establishment, which is also sufficient to allow for the volunteering into the line of the next year, and precludes any farther ballot till after the year 1313, and even then not unless the recruiting by beat of drum fails in its object. , The sentence of the Board of General Officers, lately assembled at Chelmsford. was, on Thursday, read at the head of the regiment in that gat ribon, by which sentence, as sanctioned by the PRINCE RIXIENT, PP ./ave object _ ___y. Jorneu._ be meets with his match—but he is proof ag 'ins! all that can be said. He flips his fingers at Mr. D %%rig, snaps up the Sheriffs, and conducts himself in the host 'insulting manner possible. By accident a well-dressed young woman, attracted by her curio sky, was seated amongst the other party. Mr. Mar took advantage of it, insisted • that /sir female friends might also be allowed to see the fua—lelt the Hall and returned with three won, en of the lowest de. scription, picked up in the street, calling out 1, room for the ladies," and placed them a near him ; oneof them was a mere poinarde, and had headed one of hit mobs. He told the people, in his opening speech - 0 - "that he had made some of the blue, money fly, and that a good deal more should follow ; though, added he, g 4 after all, it is mere ragged papa., which Davis, being a banker, can make for three-pence, and call it a pound I" He says, he was only tickfinz the ad vers.iry to-day, but th at on Monday he will ast-inish them. This slay he polled only 9, W. Davis 130. Making the total numbers : D,Avis 1230 Hunt 178.....:Majority 1052. COBBLTT is still in nomination, but no one receives vote: fix him, and therefore his name a - w,th appeiniiidttes Malt Blll—Alsolons Bill, second—Ad plttt on Potatoe Tithe Bill, second. Folkston, Motion !Awing to Captain King 01 Cooddersdon of Papers outing to the pardon I.lllh Hui in Ireland. IVEDNESDAL . „„.. ii „..driat Batter Bill, third—Nightly Watch Bill, third. tio v7 c i se ar. Whitbread, Toleration Act—Sir Francis Bur -00 hr papers relating to Mr. Fletcher's Petition— sow, Motion with respect to the Report of the Lord d .... t riktiandirelathm to Mr. Bt. John Mason. THURSDAY. T. Tarte°, Resolutions relating to Finance. rand Wednesday the Notices take precedence the Day. .......- EVENING STAR. LONDON. MONDAY, JULY 6. pitict OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. FIX Red. Self--Cons : for ate. 57f-4 per Ct. 7 if NI Se. 4e. dis.--Lg. Anne. —Onui. Iff pre. WAIL (Sid.) is. Ss. d15.—(30.) 4s. Ss. pr. yesterday his Majesty's ships . .ATIN AUTINE with a convoy fur Bermuda and Halifax, but the wind having shifted, they cannot proceed far. Also sailed the Crom for Guernsey and Jersey ; and the Tx. , ,J NEDOB on a cruize. Arrived his Majesty's ships SAX Domico and DECOY a ith a convoy from die Downs; the ACTIVE from a cruize; and the MMELTO from Guernsey and Jersey.—Wind b. W. and moderate. COWLS, JULY S. • Arrived the Orlando, Diana, and Lord Coiling. Captains BIGOTT, THOMPSON, rOlll3, I.EIGIt, THOMP• SON, and Lieutenant and Paymaster HUNTER, :Are to be removed from the Royal Surrey Militia. A Ge neral Court-Martial is to be assembled for the vial of another Officer of thetaid regiment. It haii been decided by the Crown Lawyers, that volunteers from the Militia to the regular Army, who have been, in the first inst.ince, attested for limited service, or seven years, cant I:,Tally be permiaed to be again attested for unlimited service, or for life. - ppcars an 0 at the end of it. When the poll closed Mr.HUNT addressed his parti; zans in his usual style, and ended with saying—ii have been confined fur sa long—l will now strettli myself a bit in accbmpan)ing you o Clifton, that I may take a peep at Mr. Richard Hart Davis's fine ' house." Immediately the rabble shouted applause, and Mr. HUNT set off at the head of his Lazaioni. But Mr.GABUIBLGOLDNEY and Mr. BLAKIEDILVIML. 1 1 le have extracted from the London Gazes* of scisy, the details of the successful attack of Sir ri POPHAM'S squadron upon Le Quito, the sub of which was correctly given in a former We have also given, from the same Gazette, accounts of General BALLASTEROS'S late with the French, near Bornos, as well awl the successful attack of Captain ADAM upon leer's ; and of the capture or destruction of a nurn riFrench vessels in the port of Agay, and near wood transports, with part of the 63d and 18th Ra. giments from Jersey. YARMOUTH, JULY S. Arrived this morning the BeAvEtt sloop of war, wAthe Yarmouth lighter, from the ships at Hoseley Bay ; the BLAZER gun brig, with a bark which she has retaken, mulls again sailed in quest of the priva teer. Sailed the Ticicunt for Fluphing.-=Wind S.W. DARTMOUTH, JULY 4. Arrived the day before yesterday the Packet boat car tel from Morlaix, and sailed again yesterday for ditto. DEAL, JULY 4. ' Arrived his Majesty'% ship CUMBERLAND from off Flushing.---Wind N. E. JULY s.—Sailed this morning his Majesty's ship SCEPTRE for off Fluahing. ' Arrived his Idajesty!s sloop CALLIOPE from off Flushing. Sailed his Ma jesty's ship ROSARIO for off the French coast. HULL, JULY S. Arrived the Ist inst. the Mary Ann, DEwrizEr., of Pundee, from Davies'.Straights, with 13 fish, 170 until the first period is expired. two Magistrates, aded by s'me other gentlemen and a party of constables, being apprized of the march of this banditti, lay in watt, and when they were prolythly about to renew the scene of the other • evening, rushed upon them. Some at ones and a bind :Ton were thrown; but Captain Abate, a resident, seized the fellow who was.the mrst riotous, and Ano ther gentleman struck down a second, both of whom were'imtnrdiately sent to prison. This spirited be- haviour cowed the rich, mid they retired; their leg- ders did not interfere, neither did the soldiers sllew themselics at all. Our streets are at pre,ein !lee from actual riot; tnt groupes of cntrapon fellows ale levery where talking, and occasionally art tt.ing, N HUNT for ever !" It is now a policy pursued by the Blues not to . allow th eir men to appear in the evvning alter the poll is ended, and it is only here and there .th it a _limning blue cockade is to be seen, but whi n seen, if it does not produce hostilities; there is I rt. t hissing or a shout of execration. As t.i Hysr's own people, 49 out of 50 have not a si.illiMK to tiny 4 ribbon, and conscqtrently there are few fivourb; scut ALGIERINE OUTRAGE.—An Algerine squadron, con. sisting of two frigates, two sloops, and two brigs, has been for some time past cruizmg in the Mediterra nean. On the 27th of April, the Haughty gun-hr:g, Lieutenant HARVEY, proceeding with a convoy fur Malta, fell in with it, when the Algerine Commodore, after examining the ships, ordered the detention of a Greek vessel laden with torn. On this order being notified to Lieutenant HARVEY. heimrnediately went on board the Algerine, accompanied 14 his surgeon, as interpreter, to remonstrate against this unfriendly act, and to request the liberation of the vessel. In stead, however, of his request being complied with, he tec:eived the most gross and abusive language ; his own ship was threatened to be seized; and on re fusing to deliver up some papers belonging to the Greek vessel, he was knocked down, repeatedly kick ed, and his'pockets rifled. He was instantly obliged to depart, without obtaining the release of the vessel, and proceeded to Cagliari. A representation of the there 'mouth of the Rhone, by the boats of the LEVIA NI and UNDAUNTED. kW that the system of harassing the enemy in his elution of the sea coast, has been adopted, we r expect daily to hear of fresh enterprises con. id with similar success. The selection of the leers employed in this arduous service, has been its to reflect the highest credit on Ministers. the Quarterly Report ,of the Queen's mat, of the state of the KING, was depoiited at Ciuncil Office, Whitehall,. agreeably to the Re sy Act. It idey, soon after eleven o'clock, the Princess Warn of WALes arrived in town, from Wind rit Ro y al Highness went from Warwicic to Kensington Palace, to dine with the Prin. u.sa b and a little before eight o'clock she tett her return to Windsor. Tetnday, Divine Service was performed at Carl. sikue, before his Royal Highness the Panics lett the Duke of CUMBERLAND, and the House by the Rev. F. W. BLONBERC I / 2 Clerk of the last, and the Rev. J. S. CLAEKE , Chaplain of the •• • . tm. _ Igi tons of oil, left the ice 4th of June ; heard that on the Ist of May the William of this port had six fish, the North Briton four, and the Royalist clean, having been on a rock, and took both pumps a-going to keep her up. Nine ships were burnt in thz South East but affair has been made to Sir E. PELSW, but was ro probability of redress being obtained from these ruffians. The Court Martial, which was assembled at Ports mouth on Monday last, to enquire into the charges the 'y► they wear printed cards in lieu of them. Trwriss am • • (mattered 111.411 the places likely to get artsick One hundred melt, with a complement of Otfia.ls, of the East Middlesex, occupy the Guildh.dl (Olt is the Hu►tings) at this instant, but Ltfore the it 11 now - Id- and Bay, st the Mary Ann did not hear what vessels they were. exhibited against Captain Sir J. A. non, of Pommy., and Captain CAsarneu., of the TIMAIENDOUS, in not bringing to action the squadron v.hich some menet., on (ondiy, they will be withdrawn, oar,'" it again when the polling it over and all the people gone. '1 he • soldiery behave remit kably well, 'hey are not at alt - slinhr , ... • GREENOCK, JULY S. recount and Visconntesi MELBOURNE gave a grand When Saturday, at their 'hi use, Whitehall, to his ajd Highness the PRINCE REGENT, their Royal. ligkesses*the Dukes of CUMBERLAND mid CAM !BR, Earl and• Countess CHOLMONDELEY, Earl and emu Cowrart, dec. &c. Yesterday's fine weather drew forth all ranks of lie from every (palter of the town to Hyde Park debeingtonGard,ns. TheTownhasbeen thinning lame days past . ; but no bad criterion of the pro of quality in London might be drawn by a The A' M'DouaAJ from. Demerara, arrived .111'012, at Port Glasgow, in 45 days. The Union, RIXICIE, from Berbice to Clyde, was to sail same springs. Ar rived at same:port, the Coquette, NrwLallo, from Trinidad in 38 days. Left the Eleanor, SHAW, load ing for Cork and Clyde, to sail ill A few days ;—and the Three Sisters, Boxx, loading for Clyde, to sail in about.l4. days after. On the 20th ult. spoke the Oughton of Greenock, --, from Liverpool for New foundland, in lat. 44. 30. long. '22. all well. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. Maria the 15th last. at ime ago e s cape d from L'Orient, terminated on Fri- insulted, and not a single hurt of the i gi item Jeserip- day ; when the Court delivered the following sen tence : " The Court are of oplifon that Sir J. A. WOOl was blatne. able for having tacked at 6h. 40m. on the afternoon of the lOsh March from the enemy, before he had aseerta;ned that theenemr had tacked and non.' towards him ; for not having tacked to the' northward !gain in pursuit of the enemy, when &Awl of guns and false lights were seen to windward, where the Tremendous and Foie. iers aiterwards appeared to be, and fur not having made an answer to-those signals; and for not having recot....oitered the three ships which were reported to have been seen on the follow ing morning; but it appearing that he had acted front erroneous impressions entertained' him, the Court acquitted him of any - his'' . Lion h.ts a soldier or volunteer giien to any one pa son whatsoever. Mr. DAVIS has offered Iglu° for the discovery of the fellow who carried the lia,; *hen his house was attacked the other evening, but he is. • as yet unknown. SUNDAY, TIIREE o'CLocit —AU is quiet, and pro bably will continue so all day. • • CORN-MARKET, MARK•LANE, JULY a. TILE MAR KETS. meld coronets in Hyde Park yesterday ; there went less than five hundred in the cavalcade at *time. The following titled personages may be %nitrated t• • DiPrhacess Castelcicala; Duchesses of Beaufort, Dorset, and , /e4l44 lMszthioness-i of Hertford, Bath, Welksley,Donogall, '"IlllitIlis, Lansdowne, Douglas, Headfort, and Sallsbotr;— Cluatesses of Eridgesdarer, Jersey, Powis, Oxford, Cowper, Irtsiersdlo l ezin4en, (:ovuttry, Sefron, Mansseld, Aylesford, l'eshroke, !doubt Nord Conyngbam t Dartmouth, Darnley, 61 elsolmondriey ; Ladies C. Haries, '1 - ylney Long, Crewe, I.Beyniout,. Beutiunkliamprkv, Castlereagh. and Carrington kismsses Champneys Boehm, 'Walpole, and Buuverie ; the , t a r ftheSpanishArnbassador, in a very elegant chariot, richly owed with herald.e urn3lTl,:stS, &c. ; Nleadaraes Skt }Eng illa,_ " Dtl ary r•ollinSen, Brommull, and iralpole, we:e autung the meow* peskstr:ans. • fIAiIKIIT . isiItATISN—A crowded audience wit ?" the Petformance of the comedy of The Busy "Is %Saturday evening. The principal charac- I m'weetstrentely well filled. Mr. JoiaEs was very •. delineation of Matidot. The avaricious Sir Francis Gripe, was personated by Mr. lot,ti with alibis chatateriitic humour—his excl . -- : 111 1 . ; , 62 ' 611 . gbrAit the evening kept the: house in a roar Bart Spencer for the Margaretta, on March and Co.'s, Gosport, and there recalled. Superb, for the Liviglerne, on the 13th inst. at No. 7, Adelphl Terrace, and there recalled. Bravdageren and Exertion, for the Mls-gunst, Vrow Trentje, L and Drie Gebroeders ; the Exertion for la Fortune; and Bravda gem for a Danish 'privateer, and sundry goods taken at Harlin ger, on boar* on their arrival; recalled at ti, Adelphi Terrace, on Wednesdays and '1 hursdays. Speculator, for la Becussine, on board, on her arrival; recalled at I 2, Upper 1 hames-street. Exenion, for the Minerva, on board, the 18th Inst.; and Gal lant, for the Sally, the same day, at 23, Sarrerstrett, and there recalled. Imperieuse, for the Goudrat Welvras, and le Cannier, the 18th Inst. at 18, Clement's-Inn, and there recalled. NAVAL APPOINTMENTS. I.ieutenant J. W. Gabriel, to the rank ef Commander. blew.. T. Patton, C. Parker, IL Mulett T. Cull, A. Gal loway, Posting, Barrow, Roach, Rothery, ULlacke, Rolfe, and Wood, to the rank of Lieutenant. Captain C. H. Reid, to the Arrogant. Captain W. Head, to the Curlew. Lieutenant Pettet, to command the Sprightly. lieutenant G. A. Whadam, to the Royal William.• lieutenant N. Kortwright, to the Experiment. Lieutenant J. Shipton, to the Curlew. Lieutenant Hoar, to the Minden Vat , - the Caroline. by,. want of zeal for the good of Mjesty's sentee. The Court are of opinion that no blame was imputable toCaptaln B. Camp bell, and did fully acquit bun." Wednesday se nnight dbralzaws King, of the Tom- NAN r, of 80 guns, Captain Sir Jolts GORE, received part of his sentence of 500 lashes, for tending a threatening letter to his Captain. Having received .150 lashes he fainted, and was taken to the flag-ship. Last week, the prisoners in Carlisle gaol twice at tempted to make their escape, by filing off their irtas, and forcing the fastenings of the window in the room where they were confined ; but being detected, their intention was frustrated. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FRO) I FIINCIIA Lo ISLAND OF M ADM% I DATED. JUNE 8. 44 We arrived here on the 3d instant, and learnt on our arrival from the Noose frigate that is lying here, that too French filgates here been cruising off this island, and have taken and destroyed many .vessels, both American and British. On the .sth the Imre- Trux,'from Lisbon, with two sloops 'war, came here, 'but did not anchor, and signal to the Morraous our convoy, when t Moss got under • h and le . when -- tin went off. The fresh Arrirals of Wisest to-day make a tokralso good sop ply, f.at samples brok io salt, and the trade us ge,.eral gully es ports last quo• ed prices—Rye, Barley, and Mal , at 11 .te Au. ter. don—White Peas heavy saie—Very few t.sey-11. 614 sit each dmcription also fully heti) their rotes— neve be ..h. wise a tolerable supply of Oats, and thie article uan.ed nearly at the last quota:ioa—flour without variation. CURREN r FAKES AS UNDILI Wheat, 110C142. 1601. Brans 7u. 824 Fine ditto, 1624. 1115 s. Tick d tic, 7 .s. oft Rye, 116 s. 911 s. Oats, 53a 57.. •Os. Barley, 646.711.0 d. Pula nd ditto, Its 625. 945. 102.. Potatoe ditto, 04a. bss. Whits Peas (bailee ' s) 711 s 041 Rape Seca £73. 671. Eno Flout, I I ss. 1201.—Seconds, I Los. to 11.5 e. • BMI I'HFIELD--Isly 6. Beet Ss 4d to 6s stl Val 7s Od so Ils 01 - Mato, 54 sd to 6s 4d I Pork Is Od to 71 Od Lamb 7s. Od. to Se. Od. DISKS, shoot 1470:-Sheep and Lambs, 15,340: • Calves, ISO—Pigs, 260. PRIM OP HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Hay 41 Os to 61 Os New Chewer 51 os to 61 Ise . New Hay 01 Os to 01 Os Straw It Os Od to al los Average Price of Corn in England and Wales from Oho num, sodlos the 27th of hap IYlf. Wheat. Rya. Barley. Ow. Brass. Pease. • s. el. Is. I d. •4.1 s. fs. 4. 75 Si 7 ilitithtei, and were rece i ve d with the most uncitta ..„. .7,gPProllatien. Mr. KENT, as S i r George Airy, ' o wed a censidemble - tion of ltlennonlY ease Lieutenant Vans, to Princess Lieutenant G. Ramsey, to the Prince of Waits. Lieutenant A. Carry, to the Nereus. J. T. - • to the Christian Vll. . _ weigh joined them cii they agai tt Th.? Montague, 74, Admiral Manx, our con- Princess Charlotte of - "Pales, Grenville, Wel 177 ls 111 I a 74 7I 73 The ;veep Price ebiltier,essigtelsi fr. the mem mode fa the week ewileidee IM Apr Air; 4led pee ewe. _ • .._.- --.- ___ posit.. . gen! „illy e.._ _ Lieutenant J. Tatikk, , voy. . Wa, _ - - F.nnation—lir dressed the character very taste- Lieutenant A. Anderson , to the Growlef.„ ' leaky, Diana, Juliana, Sir Godfrey Webster, - NOS.! COUNTRY MARKETS. Mts. GLOVER and Mrs. Gums, as Miranda Lieutenant P. Horn, to the NorthumberbOd. bornebury, Lord Duncan, East Indiamen ; Henry t""'"*KAIN AT Tilt FOLLOWIIIIO MAIIIIIST. Lleuttnint D. Sedley, to the Hope. Wadsley, stotership, for the Cape of Good Hope and , BAIIIICIATOARjeJuIy to .--Whest 144.04 to Ma od per Quaner Pte, supported their respective characters with 01 ocood 1 Beaus 788 Od lo use Od ability. The Mauritius, remain here." Oats so• cad to So od I Pease two cad to 00e cad new f.trce of T h e balker fol- Braes J. ,to the Vesper. Both pieces went off . with the highest eclat. Mr. L. 7641, A r I to the geld Walis~► Wolll=6 of thePassal—Modern Literatureaffords Bread se Id. per gallon. - 00471113111016 of the mnltiplieatiOn of Copies equal to Barter hdy le— Whey ad to 1 701 cad pre Qr. itualut.-I'he fellov►i►l are said to be the Mr. gd`Leao, Maste r , to the Sao 'use. Mr. J • Ravi% cp be Parser of t ►. At p .. - ` M ania ' s ALMANACK and MAvOa's SPELLING BOOK. 0-0;-Y 635 Od to 75s cad I means des Od to OM Od . made by Mr. Kr:some, on his coparsoers of as. od to 6es Cid Pease son od to 001 cd rden Theatre :—Mr. KEsiBLE received 36 • worn rh T. Hooting; njoiNtaalmilmialk till that famous ' Almanack . about 420 Thousand Bread os. Od. A f ... , virmindoosh COpiee are sold annua ll y; and of that generally used Nrwavar, July IL—Wheat 154. otl to 160 e Od per Qr. 2 5 week, whether he played or not ;if he per- Tbs ' from Malta, Gs tar, and ---.Lialk• mote than three- nights he received twelve SU cad to 604 od P l ease quatoalitinei at mouth. on - .tis . - ' period : yet, as the former consists of only Two casts 768 cad to des cad - i "eh night. He received 300 guineal fora Sheets, and the latter of Seven each consumes 8401 Heater, July 11,--V/ Bnia lutt 2B l . 2oB ll44 oll to 1638 Od• f• and he had ap: iv.ite box wort)P4oo guinear, I She left }Alt • b 7th May, with the i i G .... attending the stage business, that is, i 4 guns ,. CaP SOT ; ACORN, • Capt. Buns; the I Thousand Sheets, or 1680 Reams of Paper I If, Barley Ri oo li, BO gun scrotum:Ws prize), and a convoy t h en , O n e Printiog-Ptess can Wank Three ;team Oats 631 cod V) 748 cad I Beans no cad tu n 61 'pd up the pieces he WAS himself ill. engaged trl. His ass Illd to 608 Od I Peon co. od t o se a s cad . 'fat 60 guineas a week, whether hepla ye d for England. These ships captured a valua b le French macs, Day, Moorea Almanack will Employ. Fa ir , Dread /ts. lid. • Dermas, July 3.—Wheat Isis to 1628 Od psr Qr. • AO pine as tor every eitra n►gltt ; 300 guineas schooner, off Saidinia, laden with silks, which they or Eight Men, nearly Six Months, and Ma ea's Spelling Two resses, or Four Men, IS th e o lh a r t i s e7 691 to ref Beam Its to re. ina nagtto and 4t:o • for 1 • benefit ; guineas us took into Gibraltar. The Weymouth left Gibraltar Year, besides the Employment of Binderslie...ice.ss to . e. l Peas suirr itaaelsa, Jay'.—Wheat 1.41. od co Ni s c l i pw r, - Ws to OW • ' bOll before, as worth 400 guineas. To these The Press of no Country boasts of Works f similar • demands M r. HA It ius has retuned to accede, On the Bth ult. f. • diz. The TaInARNDOUs, Acoarr, and Rivoli, and ey, were to sail for England on .. circulation. o , Oats des cad to 73s f Bums sat Od to aa od ' 556 ca d to es . !Par Oes 011 SO Oda cad ' &MEE i n come • ' 'the 16th ult. quence quits the Theatre. -in t* • itipVa and her prize are to go t • -• • -int* Plymouth. • . - . - . Xecad .as M. • . • pi • • • ' . . . ' ' . , • __ _ 14. t" Iwo --