Star. — London, England, 1817-06-04 00:00:00

111.71:5---611kdiliars ORdAU iissEmaLY. Month,' • wising this distingnisheJ and . fashionable Lady opened hersplendid re.idence ie "rylney-street, Part 11"e-700 lashionahlas of the first rank and con sequence attended. The magnificent mathion• was must brilliantly illuminated. The company passed throtsgo 'hr enter and inner halls, up the beauttiul gcnllll.lltic.il staircase, and theft elate' ea !be tiiatChieba avitt of ratfuss, cuusisting of Eve apirtments, OR one of the richest figured darns? K aalo ; soflS, chairs, and ottomatts.se solar— the col' tir a hiiiiht crimsnn. His Royal Highness the Duke cit Vault. who seldom visits the fashionable circles, was of the. pity. In addition. the great Eating R. mica, communicating with the library. was thrown iipe n o wherein refreshments were plentifully dishibutid. Unlike every preceding rout. the /hi. tants di I not think of deputing until half-past three o'clock in the 'l'ht re were present.. — Their 14 iiyal I liglitietses the Dohes of York and Clarencg ? "'rine: lAA:O=y, and all the Voreign Minister.. Ddk Begli iOr I..fed,, St. Alban's. and Norfolk. Ilticletses—Lfeautur, .I..rect, St. Alban's; Dowagers Leeds and P...t:and. !Aarquis>es—Angh-i , a, Winchebtar, Conyrigharn, Bath, Salis bury, Wor;icer, Clionuondely, and Ct Marchioneises—Down.hire, Wore...ter, Townsend. Leeds, C.:nyti- j 42 , 11, Bath, Salisbury, Cholinialleley , Caernarvon, T.. wistock, !afford, an l Dowager Lait..lolrne. Earls—Winclielsta, Talbot, Movie, Bathurst, Limerick, Clare, Abergavenny : Scarborough. Warwick, Bridgewater, 1 !snowily, I...tisdale, Verulain, Percy, Paulen, Atiestitary, Grey, Urrcy, I.au , itTilre, Stair, ituseberry, and &cove. Counie,e, -11 a burst throw:by, Scarl.orotigh, Warwick, 1 Niatisfiel , Bridgewater, Grey. Emit)» Clare, Lles ho:ron,fl. Lot/Wale, Charley Sha ftesbury, Set. tan, 6.:rrey, I..ordv—.Cast.ei east), J. lVlurray, -trefiay.n, Sgrangford, Bar *won, Dunga.luoil, Spencer, J. E tvosbend, A. lianuiton. Ladles—Ca,ilit.eagh. Melbourne, Lure ann.. spencer, A. Viet& ii.g, 3. blurry. Burgherab, J. I hynne, Lasniturd, Rork", ktanisden, 1100, Fitzroy, Amherst, MiW t:.ay,l'ultency, Berkeley, retire, IJdcir„ Liudedy, 1 broginortosi, Ilaward,n. _ l'At.bn.—French, Lambton, De Rout, Tisdall, Waklegraire, Meyuellr Dasitwood., Standish, Forbes, Petry. Leach, Manners, r..ewart, Greville, Davis, Greenwood, Urathhaw. Primrose, Ht aun. Montague, Graham, Upten, burred. Bouverie. Mistresses— Long Wellesley, Drummond, Burrell, Patterson, rontioaby, Frvesnant!e, G. byng, Saylor, Unit. Eger ton. Stanhope, Yanks. Drummond, Chniniosideiey. Burroughs. banter, Caveudt.b, itaiusden, Angerattiu, D..nt, Gage, Fitzroy, Wonky, Vchers. &c. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. ASCOT HEATH RACES, TUUDAY. JON! S. ills Majesty's Plate of 1008 s. for bunters, who have been rer,o. 'Fatly hunted whit his Majesty's rag bounds. '!'heat-mile heats. Mr. StieWiirtni chestut bone Glowworm . . . 1 1 Mr:Dysoti's bay gelding lifelong . . f It Mr. - I hionsisoia's browu horse Parricide s 3 Cigtiuri.; the favourite a starting, and after the fret best 11 ro 2 on Glowworm, who won tbe fret !Ica by a length, and she last by a neck. A Swe , spstakes of 1000 each, h. ft. colts, est.:lb. Ell/es, hst. flb. hula of % ork'ai bay-colt t;aselle • . . a 1..03 h.arreli% !Witty:mite . . . . . t Bruarito CrisOn The Yulwwiug also started—Colt by Sorcerer; Brattier to 'nodes:Au ; cult by Warty. ito 2 and Sto 1 apt Candle. An excellent race. A AwLciostakcs ur Wogs. each ; colts, Sot. 51b. allies, Sot. 111 b. I.orl U. QelV , ./AL1162.% colt, by Sir David • Lard I.ow dm% colt, by Robeus • • • LOF.I Eult) . • & o tie; to SWOUlta r ef .• a S 11 . 1111 v. as a tuwt eacateut race and won by not half a perk. 1 he liat.aud -takes of 30gs. race. Two n/es and a ball. ;.ord Du bugtou's &Mlle . • • • 1 Dtike of it ore'. Dr. Busby . . . . g Ur, biaae% filly, by Llection - . . . - $ Uarus, Scarecrow , It hada. Snowball. and a filly by Mandan. wio bolted, alio started. An ailnurable rare. A btt't eposakes of lOgs. sack for all ages. Duke of York's Surto . - • 1 r t .r C. Smobore . • Qom= . . . • g A wry thas ram The &muttony was numerals. but Rot so fashlocable as we Lase soso. • the Panics Rabaul did not attend as was et rated. An czprets wired at bis Comp, °Moduli back his Tokio& Taw Puke or goat* witnessed the running ut the s aka =colt. 094 wined as highly delighted as when lots hers* ' Leopold wen the Derby last year. Several conuables, • atOtkiti by Townwesd. 'shawl oh the guabliag tables awl beards, sal dampoliabed than. •PEDR. 4 I RIAN MATCH ON WORMWOOD SCRUBS. • *Asa left 4 ext Mosby alight at U Wastes past eight, RAtup not tW a gustier before Was. EATON walked on that day nsit.s. Tostrrthty aural% Balm tutted at to Wawa b e fore fine edodt; EATON.. at bee. At BIN IA the afternoon linasa had completed nuke; &crow. H.. Amami the ott own* spestaters yesterday was the Doke of Yeas sad several 0 1 4 0 1 SW"! °ltaccr• 4 man dropped down on Bridge-street, Inverness, Last week, quite exhausted from want of food. A Gen tleman who happened to be near, on inquiring into his Circumstances, round that he was Ship C a ptain from Charleston, America, and had beta shipwrecked on the coast ot Ireland. The gentleman in a sho r t tim e • e , L.11? - cted a sow for his aid , - which he thought too , Much, and would only accept of the halts the re- 1 roaind , r was given to the soup kitchen. SUiIiMINOI tl Swacrao Boys.— Friday se'nnight boy employed in sweepiug a chimney in Sheffield, got wedged bait in one of the flocs, and remained in that situation near two hours before he could be ex tricated, which was at length accomplished by pul ling down part of the.chimney.—A roamer chimney sweeper was lately brought before tie Magistrates of Livetpopl, ch uged with the ill-treatment of one of li'ts boys, a child about five years 'of age. It ap. pared, the child had remained more than two hours io .s chimney, rather than encounter the severity of his master's anger. The offender was ordered to find hail for his appearance to answer any indictment which might be prefirted against Wm.—A lamest. table accident occurred lattly, in Atherton-street, Liverpool. A. boy was employed, we understand, by the inmate of a room, to sweep the chimney, who, neglecting to acquaint the woman that dwelt below 01 the circumstance, the latter, while choking some herrings, having accidentally fired the chimney, the times reached the unfortunate sweep, and so dread. fully scotched his body, that slender hope is exits.• brined of his recovery. .F.IIICIITUWI.—Wednesday Was. M'Xq, convicted 4 lasing a guinea note of the Greenock - Bank, at the Paint House, Govan Ferry, was executed in the front the new j o kil, Glasgow. He walked with great cspopesure to the Irontof the halt, and ascended with a t eoldy step the stair of the drop, and with uncom• ni pn i fortitude Met his fate. He was a fine looking t nao, with an intelligent countenance, about five meet nips inches high, well proportioned, and was SI years 04a ft e. He was a native of Ireland, and tts,. ug n, ate Amman Catholic. His parents visited Glasgow s.ff,ll hts caadelonation, and his father, remained in t h e 44 weds Norio oboist sight boiotc.kia sa.qcotioal AIM'S THEITRE. The Grand Opera of Doe Giatwanilast night again attracted nearly all the rank and fashion in town ; the mown in both Acts exceeded any former hcca lion, and the whole of the Opera went off with in c►eased seems and effect. Among the nurnerous distinguished persons present, we perceived— Duke and Ouches of Leeds, Duke and Duchess of Bedford, Duchess of Ar l o km, Margins and Marebirine.s of Angl,sea, Marqu aof Buckingham, Nlsrchionecces of Winchester, Sabc. bury, Camden, i.an•tli.w. r, Lotootes, of thaldtord, Lord and Lady March, Lord and Lady Scull Lord and Lady Dungannon, lords 'Mame, Templeton, Winchester, (haves, Lauderdale, Dartmouth, Melbourne, G. Seymour, Aboyne, Winchilsea, Westmorluid, Ilitzharris, Clive, Wm. Bentinek, Cranbourne, kurshersh, Lowthei ; Ladies Dudley and Wahl, surrey, Isowuluw, liambden, Vernon, Castlereagh, LAW IMELLIGENTE. COURT OF KING'S BEACH, JUNE 1. arts V. DAwsor4. This was an action of assault and false imprison ment. The plaintiff was a young man in the busi ness of fancy hair-making. The defendant kept lir dressing and wig shop in the parish of St. An drew, in th neighbourhood of Holborn. The case on the pact of the plaintiff was, that he went to the shop of the defend int to offer him some avhideri for sale, and that withlut any le ovacationthe defendant seized hint by tile ci.II dr, sent tot a constable and gave charge of him, by which he was confined in the watch-house all night. Fur the defendant, the apprentice was called, and by his evidence it clearly appeared, that the plaintiff came into ti.e shop of the defendant with a view of pietist: item ; that the deleodant had an owl whisker in his window, and the plaintiff came three times into the shop that evening, and prop sed saving the de fendant with whiskers and Frinth front;; that the defendant told him he did not want any, and desired him toga away. Upon which, with an affected gra- vity, lie exclaimed, " Ist h is the way you serve your customers 1" and, by his attitude and gestures, was evidently ridiculing some customers then in the shop. (Yvon which the defendant sent icr a constable, who conveyed ham to the watch-house, where he remained all night. Lord ELLENnottOUGII observed, that sending him to the watch-house was not jastifiable in law, but the smallest damages would answer the justice of the case. Verdict for the PlAintiff—Damages one Farthing. MARTIN V. WAG , TAFF. Tt:is was an action by the Rev. Mr. Martin. the Vicar of Keaton, in Kent, against the defendant, k Wine merchant, fur striking the [Woolf% carriage oil the .pannel, and det icing the pannel. It .ippvereLi that Mrs. Martin was riding in the carriage for an airing, on Bromley Common ; the defendant was there also on horseback. When the cam ige care close to lons, he •aid some angry words to the 11411, and gave the back pannel a violent blow with his whip. 'l'he coach was just then on the pint of stop. ping.—The defence was, that the defendant thought the coachman was about to chive over him, and not being aware of the coachman's intention to ►top, he suppose.: his conduct improper, and from the im pulse of the moment, he stimk the blow; but finding that the coachman was atiouz to stop, he went nest day to make an apology.--\ crdict for the Plaintiff for si.S. 4s. 6d. the amount of the coaclimaktr's bill for rep.ifring the panful. CiIAROB Or Mum:wt.—Yesterday diThreet, the Swish:li sailor, e..no has already undergone several examinations at Sliudwell Police Uffice, was exami ned before the Lords of the Calmed, upon a charge of having murdered a Meiselitte named Fitzpatrick. by throwing_ him overboard, in the river, sitar Can ton. Sir WILLIAM GUANT, Sir VICAItY GllO l arid Sir Huai' Roams., presided. The prrs , .ner was fully committed fur trial, and will be tried by a Spe cial Commission at the next Old Dailey Smarms. Poow:94.—Mr. Curroun, and the other Mag:- strates belonging to Worship•street, being determi ned, as far as they have power, to prevent prize fight:og, on hearing a match was' made between' ' &rogiai and limy, they hare issued a warrant to hold them to bail, the maracas Oliver and Jolts. Pen,- ter. Some Police Officers went en Monday night to SiTogias'a house to execute it, but he was not at home. From this circumstance it may be inferred the battle will not take place. Mastutimartrom-arrauv—EuzA DAYIIS—This Un. fortunate ItrUille will not be brought to this office again, as erroneously stated. Neale having been held to bad for a misdemeanor; but in furtherance of public justice, a Magistrate from this office has ((((( rc than once attended to take her examination in St. James's Workhouse, as to the facts of the case, in Vain. She slid remains in a state of delirium, and her an. savers to iaterrnptories are romantic, although every pains have been taken to restore her mental 'acuities. Saturday night, about eleven o'clock, Mr. BANK; of George -street, Adelphi, returning home from the New-road, through 13edfurd•square, . was attacked by about eight fellows, who treated him in the most cruel manner; they kicked him, and cut his arm witb a slurp instrument, turned his pockets inside out, and emptied them of their contents. One of his pockets was cut across the bottom, and two gold seals taken. A fellow has been apprehended on suspicion, and committed for rs.examinatinn. Sunday afternoon, between three and four o'clock, George Woulmer, a labourer, employed in a mos turd manufactory. in Maiden-lane, Battk-bridge, bpt ' who lives in a small detached !rouse, No. 9, Parseilee row, St. Pancras, Ictt his house for the purpose of looking after two little children, with no person at home but his wife, who went up stairs to dress du ring his absence. She had not been long in her room when it was entered by two ill-looking fellows, one ' tall and the other short, who gained ap admittance at the back lattice window below stairs. Before the poor woman had time to alarm the netglibeurs, one of the villains gave here tremendous blow on the back partof her head, alter which they tied both her b:inds to the bead•posts of the bed, and stuffed her mouth with a handkerchief. They then rifled her pockets of two, eighteen penny pieces, after which they bah cosn ()puede rape on her person, the one holoing her for - the other, and elected their escape, leaving her as de. .cribed, in which situation she was found by her usband on his retina bums, in strong convulsion fits, from which she was with mach di(ticulty so 'Ai recovered as to relate the above tumid transaction,. vad'give a full ductiptioa e thf mine =otters. FROM I.4sr Nicur7"l C 47; - r. [nit Gazette contains an Order of Counr9. " east co h:1101 of enrolment for , he 1.0e4 Militia do take place for the tpzer of on- year fr flt and after the twenty; seventh day of June mama, 1.0 , ha; the ballot and ,torolturot for the Local .s.illttl• do rro“rat •Ard c i time aJarruJed for the space of cite year frord sad atm the sa:d I:7th day of innel MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • WAR-orricr, _rums 3, 1817. 7th Regiment of Light Dra:oons—Curnet Vi,count Bar nard to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Lord Uxbridg pro- fitcttel • - );:11-...WertirSl Thomas G.w.kburn, Gent, to be Cornet, by purl:line, vice It yar. , promote-1 19th INitto—John HernyWintmare, Gent. to be Cornet, by w ells...v. vice Arnold, proctored. thl Regiment of Foot—Ensign Francis Parson Webber to J.?eatenant, vice Perrin, dtzeased; John Delany, Gent. to Ix Ensign, vice Webber. 21.4 I)it•o—Assirraut-Surgeon Andrew Colvin, from lielf-rer t•f the s:+th Font, to he Assistant-Siugeon, vice Thomas Pack, hn exch..:rites. Sid Int .)—.A.ssistant Surgeon George Griffin, front the half-pay of the Royal Veteran Battaltou, to be A ssistant•SutTeoi , vice Rya Lawder, w!..co exchanges. 50th alto •Ersign :oho Ballow, from liAlf.rny of the 69th Fe , ,t, to be Ensig i , vice Thomas Richard:, vF. exchanges. 51st Di to—Lietae - nr.n t lieary K:;‘11.0., worn Yllf:,lay of the ktginient, to be Ueutenant, vice :arms wLt. eztiu:rget. .15th v i rtu—Stlryeon Samuel Roe, front 131 f pay et the 14th Foi.t, to be Suwon, •ree Shar, e, derea-.1. 5.-:I Ditto—E!.sign %Vila= Wogan tlu• .SZ 1 Foot, to hr lens gn; vice John Sage, who ' , Aire, :nth pay ut :ht 53t1 root. 714 Ditto--Eusign Witham • tewart, fr nt half.iisy 01 the 27th Pout, to be Ensign, vice Archibald Montgi.nie , to Henderson, who exchanges, reeetvrng the difference. 77th Ditto—Lieutenant George Guth ' from half pay of she ith Foot, so be Lieutenant, vice Par: ylVlitet.ell, who exchanger., receiving tlf& difference. Slat Ditto— Ensign Kobel' Beadle to be lieutenant,hy purciar.e, vice Home. prnntuted; John Badeock, Gent. to be Eatsizri, by purehaw„ vice Beadle. 85th D . —Captain James Knot to hr Majfir, by itirehase, vice Deshon, who retire , . ; Lieut. nun: Andrew IL:tbi.tt Cllrleton to be Captain of a Company, by pot - chase. vit.:. Knox ; Ensign George A.lre'lhompson to be Lieutenant, by ourtflia.se, vice Cliarleton; Honourable Henry Richard Nlol) neva to be lir tign, by purci ae, vier I humpson. 95th Ditto—Asslstatit-Surgeon William Gordon Watson, 111. D. from the 62d Perot, to be Assioant.tinrgeon, vire Alexander IWAndrew, who retire. upon the halt- r ay of the 6. J Foot. 99th Ditto—George Hogarth, Gent. to be Lnaigir, by purchase, - . vecc Manness, who r;:tres. With Dino—Ensign Thomas Pigott to be Lk:mount, by pur clime. vice l e Couteur, promoted. Royal West India Rangers—lieutenant Samuel Stanley Cloritol, from site 6.h West India Regiater, to be I iett;:nant, vice Clement Atelier, who reuses upon ball-pay of the Ga. West India Regiment. bas;ruu.—Lieutenant John E. fiennt.ity., fr‘tat half pay vi th. 'elm foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Warm J.W. Junes, who sachang.•a. _ Ist Cryl.nt ite;iment—Sorzeon Abraham Arm.trona, from half pa) of the 44th foot, to be Surgeon, •ice Abraham White, who erchant-4. . - Stall urgeon ..;,,rnebus Ryan, M. D. from half.pay, to be Sur germ to the Forces. To w LP flo.pitaLAsli,tants to the Forces—Hospital-Assistants William Williams, and Minima Gilmour, from The thribtian names of Lieutenant Iliqes, on lull pay of the 26th Foot, are Adam buncaii, and not Adam Jordon. The ChriAian name of Lieutenant Chadwick, who was re stored to full pay as an unattached Lieutenant of Cat airy, is 'JUDO, and not Thomas._ Cluiatan nlmes of Lieutenant Wl!?corks, late:y restored r.s full pay of.a6th Foot, are Robert Herr;. DANER OP: I•s. George Hold:tch and William Hannah, of rarkside. Sony, con-inerthar.ts and copartners, to surrender JIM.: 7, 14, and Ju'y 15, at ttn. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Jarnuel Watson, ' Chff.rd's Inn R Ward Todd, of Pnetefract, Yorkshire, grocer, dealer and chap. mao, June iu, IT, and July 15, at elev.. u, at Guildhall, London. Attendee, Mears. Tilson and Presto. , , Coleman-strett. Harry, .Mackenrie, of Bartholomew-lase, ~ o ligiouisamitsit„ June 10, t 7, and July 15, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Vauchrguclit, Criiven-street, ?.trantr. Thomas O'Reilly, late of Lawrence Po untoey Hill, London, nierchart, Jute 10, 25, and July is, at ten. at GuildhalL— Atturnies„/Slessrs Denhetts, Greavts, and hassudale, Arms Yard, Coleman-street. George Wulterbuttum, late of Lawrence Po untnry Hill, Lon don, merchant, lune 10, to, and July I S, at ten, at Gundnail. . . Aromies, Messrs. Deepens, G rtave s, and llaaandale, King's. Arms yard, Cole:nail-street. George Young, late of Lawrence Pounint7 Hill, London, mer chant, June 10,sta, sad July 15, at ten, at GuildhaiL Anomie', Mesons Dentietts,Grsaves, and IS:matidate, King's Arno-yard, Coleman street. Robert Gray the younger, now or Ice of Leeds, rirkshire, merchant, dea:m and chapman, June 10, 17, and July a as, at eleven, at Guildhall Attoroles, Messrs. Kearsey and :purr, 116, bisbopsgate.street. William Adam, of Narrow WaU, Lambeth, timber-merchant, Jutse lu 9 t 4, and 'July IS, at tine, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs Nlartstaeau and Mattun, Carel -ttreei, Lincoln's Jon. Jelin Hettliaw Comherhach Eccleshall, staffordshite, strive . ears slealer and chapman , 24, 25, and Lily ► s, at eleven, at the Ovum; Inn, Stafford. Attoruies, Nteters. Collin, and Ks ens, titafforst. Richard Hodgkins, of Stafford, dealer and chapman, June 21, 2S, and July IS at dean, at the Swan Inn, staffursi. Avenues, Messrs. Collins and Keens Stafford. Hugh Deane, late tat Marlall, Cheshire, I:lnkster, dealer and chapman, June IS, at al. hint 14, at ten, and July IS i at an, at the D e rby Arms Inn, Maui:Afield. Atturaies, Mr Nor. bury, Macclesfield; or Mr. sherwin, Creat James street, Bed. • ford:row, London. John hlarshiall, of lkamky, Surrey, collar-maker ' dealer and chat/man, June 19, 24, and July VS, at one, at Guthihall Atturniet, Messrs. Dawn and Chatfield, Angel-court, .1 bros. trtorton-st reet, London. Smut! MAttbews the elder, of Brigham, Devoe, ship-builder, dealer and charism, (but now a prisoner in the King's Betiels) June 16, 17, and July 15, at eleven, at the :Seven Star* Inn, 'rousts, Devon. Anomie', Mr. Joseph Blake, Charlotte-street, Blacktrin's Road, London; orMr. 'Eauntoti, l'utna. There was lately shipped by the Agent for the Bank of Scotland at Aberdeen, on board one of the London snuck:, old coin collected there, to the amount of 1100,000. Mi‘hael O'Hare, a worker at the Belfast salt works, bad a piece of glass nearly half an inch long in his abdomen for nearly four years. On Satuiday . se'nnight it was cut down upur., by a Surgeon el Belfast. and extracted. O'Hare is now at his work, and perfectly well. Thursday, as a farmer of the name cf Thomas Re,d, in Keyshill, WAS putting the blin6 on his horst, which was standing with a cart on the fitgh-street, Ayr, the animal, being young and spirited, took fright, when, in attempting to step the horse, the man was thrown down. and being entangled via th , halter, he was dragged a considerable distance .slung the street, and both the horse and cart going iepeat edly over him,, he was so shockingly bruised, that he Jied in a few minutes. Tuesday se'nnight, the bodt of a man was observed floating down the Clyd e , w hi c h was cons id era bl y i n flood. it was -got out at the Broomielaw, and its ap. penance excites suspicion of a mu.dcr having &I N; committed; there were Several marks of violence on the head, a rope tied round the body, and the eq.: pockets aille4 with stones. The deceased apt eased from his dress to have been a labourer, and to have been sewn weeks in the water. LONDON 111VIZZETS, JUNE 2.. coffoN,—The ;nielliy,phoe list week of the Rem lotion in the B 4zlls, sec isicn.fd the holders a p, r . nartfs and Bahia desetipfh•cs fmtreattdy to Ath. draw their Cut , ans frcm sale in erpec , ..;on higher prices. The East Ind. 4 sale o' hearq 14.71 hags attracted great attention, and from the state et the tr.arLet, and the gnatt..ity et 11-r.g.14 brought tc sale on one day, a decline in the mice' a'as anticipated, the lolh.win..t are the Niti,!:Lurt `289 BenAals, very a:if:nary, 9.1. to 1(1.1. 47G5 d'nc, ordinary to fair common, f.V. to 14}.1 , :list:, :air S. R. D. T. and E. C. to fit& nod mat k S. It. and Comp. t lid. to t2.'... .erage 7d 110 bales ordinary to E re ',...novan rg. to 'Ls. Gd. per pound. Ti.e whote .übject duty al Id. per pound, it takin tor bor• e c tannic. ti,,n. file sal., in ail, ccosistit.g ..f ...l er , Merit off with hitiCii e!.•tiGt pool 11;glier than had bten anticipated, and neaey rat* wit:: the list sale ; it was estimated atheat 1533 or 1610 hales v. ere taken in ter the proptietors,anour .s third taken for exportation, the rema., der for honie. manufacture : the oth-r pu:cliasis were —.1(4 P. roams at Zs. Old. akw bah:as Musa, zlid. Sutitiams ys U 1. St. Vi scent's I€o Boutnoak ni.d. to 2s. 1 J. in bohd ; and a mall parcel of Bengals. Z,l_ , CiAlt.--There were extensive trarsactrom :u_:.4 , ides nn Wcdisetday last ; it. rt 'get opened hitskly in thu mnrnin g , and the toe new S. , is oa show went off It el a Ott Irop,. yew:, ut Is. and such Was the scarzaty ut votl Sugars, :.at tit ono: old brows ware tziken off iii extensive parcel: at the late prices ; towards the close at tilt w e ek the re} quest was not so extensive, and Stitt brawn Sugars were again neatly unsaie.b.e. i his t rem int the sales at Sugar have been rather upon ail eswasire scale. The geheral depression by priva:..- contiact. since Oat last, may be stated at one shiiiing to tin) shillings per cwt. The retitled market has been brisk ; the purchases extensive : the prices may ht•euusideivo Is. to 'L. higher. M .lasses .m u te us deinend. In Havannah or Brazil Sugars mere was little nation The .East India Sugars went off thiskly at the advance of two shillings to three shams* tn. t'ae last sate pi ices. e business done in Cilee last Meek was very extensive ; the pike. ui iJutca Ceti e were without any variation ; alt British a and Frrei n n went off briskly at All ciLitlAisCe ut to 1;3. The East India sale went off at ti:e tisiprove mint of ss. and Gs. per cw , . The public sales of Cottle iii; forenoon went off freely, and use owes ctlast s..ek ivete inaithained. ' Infra Pauvistoxs.—Prirtre wiets Beef continue in ;;troki demean. Ind:A and rule go nfr tree y ; extc.hive t!.e ss ic ! s pur. fed for britith Athesiz 4. 13..:..0 ru atua feu wpm. The Butter mirkut continuer rely deer...r..-ti Ricr. —Tnere continuer to be goc•L fios.ll•lvais to Rice ) th:efly um:stoned by u.e rapid «tit AleCt: in the prices of Wheat; after the telsolEa tit L4,71:i.M41. 1 ett yesterday secre known, parcels se:.. lidu fuc forty-fire ttiilingt. OZLI.—The accounts from the Sorg.) coLuttue very outavourabit ; U.., coti sequence, sail Adrductis. NAVAL STONES —Tar 1totr!:1! turpentine ; e, rivtd is *nil unsold. in Tar, eitch, rs noalusation. particulars of tl e conbact ti) t 1 e need) Government wax this moin.ris svetisw tit town, and As the weAter prupi,rtion tit the T is expected to be taken 11...11 I-I t la glidtir.C:, a v , niethAtely repotted that an extsusive imuse wAs p , 1- chAhlig lot the contactors. The halve/mg "se use quAntities taken—lS 1.2 hies. V rginiA, lu9 infs. Ke.,tucky. And also Dutch Itsbasco. It wii piebAuty improve the uemaild in tins o.aiket, but so alteration iu prices tan at pr.sent De stated. 'rise stocks are vet) ttsviAl—About 6500 and 600 I hds Wayland. eour tuittheJ Mids. To bAcco were stAted to be exported last area Fr.oice, and the shipments wooed lotse been mire ere. tensive, 0 French vessels could loom been proculee. Tra.—:The sale at the Eat Lim. House tem menced this shouting ; the !trees 're tr^nr td. to itt. per lb. under the list salt.. bIR I iih. Lett ly, at Wimhorne, Dort.et, the Lady of tLe Rev. Sir .7. Hannan', hart. of a thtuybier. hatunlay se'unight, at Patio, Lady F.•zroy Sonterikt, s ?lay .10, at the Itector)•house, Cold Aims, the C. Lit Rev. John Whchlton, Of a -on. MARMED. Saturday, at GrrenveUi . ,(7ap,: IT. W. Gordon, apt Art.4l- lay, to hltrabetlt, eldrit daughtor of :soma derby. Eq. of Croonet-bid, lilact. , tel It. I burmlay, at Fut/aril, Capt. 4 tetle Wilkinson, R. Kul Kr:- sinew), to Kuno, only dattelst-r of WthLuta Avow, Aisq.d: filnionerbnuth. _ _ _ Fri :oy, a. Queev-square Chapel, Bath, Mr. Hecry IPlr, liaonah Maria, youzigebt clautioer of the Mt Rey. D. N'itar of Sou: h Pram-two, iiu:nertet• !'ridgy, at Mave.b.:i.k-hou:e, Vobert Loetliatt, Esq.e!CarJr. Lill, to Mi.s Ctw ltrt.e Mercer, third daughter ttf Captafri Nt!- Iz411” Nlereet, tote oi tbe F.mt India Comporly's wre.co At Mat?-la bOALC Oh Captaio Baloirt, 0! the 55th regiment. to Arica !Maria, giaugittot or *elate '.ca,ac ki Atli, b.U. or New•052.1.tr....t. LIED. 1.1:4 '2l, at Caen, In NOI7Ua ttly, Jobn Cogbil?, San. 1-." J *acceded in hip title and eatazas by his pioneer, Captain Craintr, of the Nacy. IC off c Vfncent, Captain Robert Futdiv Pr.atort Comwander of h a A'ajeuty's *hi t t Luphrates. Alui!day se'rnigi t, in bar Anise, daughter of C.tc Rev. I humas Wu; son, of itt.n, is Hui:krona. intraday eenn.d• t, 3, ht r felwr's It. u*e Chrirchtych, I.r! 15th ytar, flare lei, *. amid daughter u. Gasp A.kirilo, Eit merchant and ba Arr. of that place. ..r bitty. at Kenbock, %., 171. Tiv, at the advanced II(C l Mt. He had *baked for many year , ' past e 'VW! fifila.7 Ki,ineird, whom he iaitititily ulred tor L. of iU yam*, a. tom man. itten g tle.iient memory, Sr old give the num accurate tlrail of transactiou. witch occw r •.I lag his lit& He ha tat:skive tid Overt. before an .!e.. Lately, Mrs. Ldenny, vine of the key Mr. ut any, il.ssah.4 Ministor, of Mere, new' tinuthaing on. • PR ICE 0/' 3 IVC K 3 1 Az I €RL)AY. Bank Swett, 2d3i CM I Lucy t no% 1,19.16 I 3 per Ct. Red. 7.4 . f i laia Stock itl34 3 pier Cc. Cons. 73t 74 tu.1.., tiona, At DS al e per f ..:ero. tt9i- 90* Etch. 91114 (2 O.) s 1 I pr. 5 imr '.... Navy ins* 104 telorittr Ae , .. 7. , .1 !I . .... HR.:I-1 W A lI.R TO MORRO .v :k I . 1 . r• 1! ), /.. if klakt.- MOrntat; • • •• U 3 nut. .. '. S Altrrito.si - 47 ... .; -------- •: 7.7 . "7- LO.Nnil.N ; Pented and publidted by 1. 1 - . ti. ?Cr% T, • •. 11"* . ri:.f•e, .111/ri'llel33re