Star. — London, England, 1817-06-02 00:00:00

FLANDERS MAIL. A Flinders Mail tas brought us, this morak.g, : , sels Pipers to the 31 , t _ : ita — KING . of the NETHERLANDS has ordained that t r e j n e,day, the ISth of the next month, the anniver ir of the memorable victory of Waterloo, shall be l e,, at prayer and solemn thanksgiving, in which Ht; , ieligious persuasion shall implore respectfully, .i,. tht manner most analogous to the usages of .. r r rb hip and its institutions, the favour of the AL ri.:!s for the interest of the kingdom, and express ~ir gratitude for the benefits which the inhabitants th e se countries have derived from the great event l 't:rttl to. r Waterloo Society of Brussels, consisting of a r . -cinber of friends to their country, has endea- Tr y.; to prevail on the Duke of Wp.LINGTON to be ' r esent at the Anniversary. The Society has caused : k : ,! : ofol banner to be made. 'l'hey will go in pro. ar.d with great pomp, to the field of batik, s' ere a funeral service will be performed, in honour c those who have lost their lives in the service of their c _ Th e Emperor of AUSTUIA, to recompense the mar• ! 4 .:cc:. which Admiral Sir THOMAS Fawkarmirt.E, -sounder of the Military Order of Maria Theresa, Wcii as of the Bath, performed in 1813 and 181+ Commander in the Adriatic, in concert with the j.Jitrian troops, has created him a BAUG of the Atli ::4r. German Provinces. Several of the latest letters which we have seen lndiA, speak of a war 1% ith the INlalirattas as an zt extremely probable. Those free-hooters, the ?.,Jarr..-.s. who have of late committed such ravages ,:air Indian possessions, are in the habit of taking idler with their plunder in the Mahratta territories, I which SCINDEAH, their Chief, has taken no steps prerent. It has in consequence been determined rine the Pindalees, for the purpose of them, into the Mahratta territory, wbirli will lead to immediate hostilities with that So confidently was this expected, that Colo e;CALowst.l., the Commanding Lngineer on the 11ras station.• who has been nearly thirty years in uteountry, and who had taken his passige for 7,ngl4nd, was requested by the Commander ot•the i , !rn to postpone his ♦oyage. TUE 4RaMY• • &:titrday the Royal Scots (about SOO strong) ar. nd in town from France, and were quartered in id about Paddington, whence they emia.t.ked yet,- nig, and in the afternoon passed along the Cau+l, Liverpool, on their route for Ireland. This morning a patty of the 6;atit foot marched lough the City, towards Essex. The 74th regiment marched last week, in three Kons, from Dublin for Strabane. The 8 3 d regiment last week marched from Ar -I,gh and Newry for Ferran'', and is teplaced by the 42.11t0yal Highlanders, from Glasgow. The following is a Return of the effective strength f the Itoy4l Artillery, serving at Howe and Abroad, :the 25th of Aprtl lase : 1 ISAICLIING BAT,TA LION S. AI HOW —350 Officers ; 3814 Non-commis. Oaken and IVlca. A.Nsal-175 Officers ; 3988 Non-commis. Officers and Men. lass—Oficers, 535; Nun cum missneted Officers aud Meu.7302. nous lINIGADL. it lioree—S, Officers;. 63n NULLetollilllig. (Mears and Men. Abnad-17 01111cerk; 504 Men. I Sol—Olicers, Nowoonunissioned Officers and Men,ll4o. INVALID BATTALION. Kama—S4 Officers; 665 Non-commis. Men and• Min. Aana4-1 Of ;S7 Men. loul—Olficers, 35 ;- Non-comnsiesioned Officers and Men;-7e6• aocas Alt !ILLICIT DRIVERS. At Home-94 °Mears ; 7u9 Non-commis. Officers and Med. 19 OfEcers • i Siit Non commis Oficers and Men. - •its l -05cess, 43i Non commissioned 'Jfficers and Men, SOSO. GITOIAL• '',3,—fAcers, 447; N MARAL on-commis. Officers and Men,5324. Abru:4—(.. - 21cal, 414; Non•connis. Officers and Men, 5850. Yesterday Divine Service was performed at Carl tortilouse by the Rev. Dr. STANIIR CLARKE. Tile Duke of 'GM. attended Divine Service yes teiday. at the Coapet ft.yal, St. James's Palace. The LORDCHANCELLOA had an audience yesterday ° p ule ?"tires Recisior., at.Carlttin House. eveniog the Duchess of CUMBERLAND mowed the Ope ra with her presence. &turd.) , Baron Facet., the Ambassador from the tact of the Netherlands, gave a grand dinner at his 611 e, Whiteh a ll, t o t h e Duke of CUMRERLAND, the 1, 'nr:e of Sotias; the Marquis Of STAFFORD, the Rus. Lic frzbassador, the Bavarian Minister, Mr. HA -1•-7", &c. 4ke. 4 Baturday a general rehearsal by all the performers' !I the entertainments to be given this evening at the "P"lng of Vauxhall Gardens, was gone through, in Presence of about SOO persons, who had been in "lnd by Mr. Bawler?, the proprietor, upon the oc t'ion. who also sumptuoully entertained them with "ieeant repast, and a variety of wines, in the 401t-roura to the Rotunda. After the rehearsal of t , b r , , Cuntert, dancing commenced to the Pandean In the room adjoining the Rotunda. The Gar 41s have been n e wly em b e lli s hed, beauti fi ed, and 4P.wed, since last season. 6 s t2 rdal, pursuant to an advertisement in the pub-, Paper s for several days, there was to be a,graS, t.t the Gentlemen of the Hampden Club, at !, , Frtetnasons' Tavern, Great Queen-street, L4- I fun-fields. Dinner was announced for half five o'clock. At five o'clock Lord COUBREB4 it FRANCIS BURDETT, Bart. Major CARTWIUUNIT, Wultarr, and Mr. DAVIES, the Secretary, al.- e d , and findin g t h at not one out o f t he numerous k 14 e rling expected had come, they walked out for halt urr itt expectation of finding a full assemblage ttleir remit. They came back at the appointed br, 7 , the table t were laid, and dinner waiting to be up, but none of the expected company made appearance, oat which the above-uanied Gentle dtegtrd. PRIAn: REGENT'S COrl?T. S ttarday at three o'clock, the PRINCE RtorNr held a Court at Carlton-house, which WAS attenJed by Lord Chancellor, the Lord President of the Council, the Lord Privy Seal, the First Lord of the Treasury, the Secreta ries of State for the Home and Foreign Departments, the First Lord of the Admiralty, the Master-General Af the Ordnance. tLe Pres.detit of the Board of Controul, the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, the Mt,ter of the Mint, the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench, the Lord Chantherlsin, Lord Steward, the Master of the Horse, the Groom of the Stole, the Judge Advocate-General, Ac. His Royal Highness held a Privy Caancil. S r Geonot HsLt was introduced to the Council with the usuarforms, and sworn in a Privy Councillor. The PutscE gave audiences to the Ein of HMI RoIVRY, Viscount CASTLEREAGH, and Mr. MANNERS SUTTON, the Judge Advocate, who laid before his Royal Highness the proceedings of some Courts Martial, and took his commands upon the saute. OrilL VISIT TO THE EXHIBITION. Yesterday, at three o'clock, the Pntace REGENT, accompanied by the Marquis of STAFFORD and the Right Honourable CHARLES Limo. honoured the Exhibition at Somerset House with his presence, where he WAS received by Sir THOMAS LAWRENCE, Mr. Wesr, and Mr. Fuscr,t, who conducted his Royal Highness through the different rooms. His Royal Highness was pleased to express himself much gratified. The REGENT remained till about a quar ter past tour, when he returned to Catlton House. BANQUET AT SALISBURY HOUSE. The Marquis and Marchioness of SALISBURY'S en . ertiunrnent on Fridir last, W. 411 given to the PRINCE ItLf:F.NT and the Duke of CLAREN C E. Also— . _ Marquis and Marchioness of Cholmorideley ; Viscount and Vi-comucss Castlereagh; Earl and Counter‘ of t alhot ; Earl and lo.mtess of Westmeath; Viscount Carleton; Lard Sr. Helens; Marquis and Marchioness of Hertford; Dr. Gerrard Wellesley, ..al Sir Benjamin Blom bold. Precisely at Jtalt.past seven o'clock the party (nine teen in number) sat down to table in the noble dining room. The dinner consisted of three courses, served *upon a magr.ificent service or plate; the sideboards glittered efitli the same precious metal. The Parsee did not mire till near one o'clock in the morning. The circle WAS pre-eminent for con viviality and good humour. COUNTLSS cf CASSILLIS'S GRAND PARTY. Saturday the superb mansion of the Countess of CA5411.1.14 in Privy Gardens, was opened to between five and six hundred of the most distinguished Nobi lity and Gentry. The great suite of magnificent rooms, and unique display of rare china and °ma mews, produced a prodigious fine effect. The great gallery of fi::e old Flemish tapestry was truly grand, and the large quantity of gold and silver plate, at the refreshment table, gave the whole quite an un. rivalled appearance. Among the company were— The Dukes of Cumberland, Clarence and Gloucester, Fo. wino Ministers, &c. Among the Lilies, the Duchesses of puniatid, Mariboruuah, Marr.bionesses of Stalberd, ttluclie s . ' tet, atc.aaa all dm rau► and fa►hfoo of London. MARMIOXESS DOWAGER of IoMOND'S RAIL. ..In Great George-street, Westminster, on Friday evening, her Ladyship gave a quadrille ball of the most pleasing description. Those who delight in select circle ( a polished asemblage of the first order) must be gratified in attending the parties of the above Lady. The mansion was fitted up with great taste, particularly the three drawing-roorr►s. Dancing com menced at eleven o'clock, led off with the Nuremberg iffules, by Sir EDMUND NSAGLE and Miss GWATICIN, the accomplished niece of the Noble Hostess. The spirit of the scene did not abate until hall-patt three o'clock. No regular supper was provided, but the refreshment tables abounded with every delicacy. The library and great eating-room were opened on the ground floor. A more than usual portion of gaiety attended this fete. Among•the company were The Duchess of Marlborough and Lady Frances Spencer. Earl and Countess or St. Germaine; Earl and Countess to Fortescoe, and the Ladles Forebear ; Earl and Countess or Mezborougb Countess of Pembroke ; Lord and Lady Grantham; Sir George Beaumont ; Lorti sod t,,aJy itnthey ; Lord and Lady Luke ; Hon. Mn. Pelhar.a. The Marchioneis of SA Luisuav's elegant converza• tione )esterday evening, in Arlington-street, mis t te nd ed by a huge circle of distinguished fashionable:. Lady CASTLIiRIAGH entertained a select party of fasbtonables with a grand supper un Saturday evening, after the Opera. at her residence in St. James'a-square. The Countess Dowager of CIARMOINT had a care party on Saturday evening, at her house in Berkeley. square. Lady HAMPDEN entertained a select circle of fa shion:shies yesterday evening, at her house in Green street, Grosvenor-square. Amongst the early luxuries of Govent Garden Market of Saturday last, were cherries at sixteen shit-, lings a pound, French beans at twelve shillings a hun Bred ; and shelled peas, at ten shillings the quart. The Opera, on Saturday night, was as uncom monly and splendidly attended as on any night during the present season.—L' Apure . was repeated for the third time, and excited the feelings of the audier.ce in an extraordinary degree. AttattoGirrres lierhert was the very acme of excellence, and Madame PASTA Moat, Madame CAUPORZSI, BeGelay and NALL% outrivalled all their former efforts. Lames new Ballet of Zulica is considerably improved, and was' extremely well received throughout. Among the distinguished fashionables we noticed the lollowing Duke and Ducheri of Portland, Duke and Duchem of Leeds, Duchess of Bedford; Marquis of Thchfield, Anglesea, and 'Camden • Mat'filielltill of Salisbury , A ng l e s ea , Lansdowne, and Stafford; and Counted St. Antonio, Countess Lieven, and Ciuddtonl; Prince Eaterbeay ; Lords Templeton, Cholnicu. &ley, Clive, Lowther, Dartmouth, Valletort, Lynedocb, Lau. 'detdaic, Winchilsea, brldgewater, Aylesbury, Aboyne, mouth, Cranbourur, C.lnton, Powatt, Scarborough, and Pal -1 i „„„ tou • Ladies noway, Campbell, Dymnror, Scarborough, Davy, Hamilton, ri Buringdon, ‘Yestmondand, Granville, Bridge ' water ' .Eituly Welleskty, Gower, Pratt, hrowelow, Lauder elate, Berryntore a ileckett, Waipole,_Ellenborough, C. Wynn, Vernon, Hill, O wes Amherst, Manvers, Peters, AsgtU, and C. Flit; Portuguese AMbastadori General htl.crod; Sirs W. W. Wyune, C. nut, U. Paget, F. Baker, C. liatispfdde, C. Gc.tilinik, G. P. Turner, C. Algal, I. Gwen, and U. Shaw; Nladensolselk Georges, and Mr. lalmai the .cdebrated French 41/4riu.usta.. K4l - 411. favl'.ty.r.ioExcl. • FALMOU 111, MAY so. Arrived yesterday the Princess Elizabeth packet, with Mails from Gibraltar and Malta, in 17 days from the latter. Arrived to-day the Jessie, RlTcme, from Jamaica for London, in 10 weeks; also arrived off this port the American brig Agenoria, Metarttr, from Rhode Island.—Wind variable. PLYMOUTH, MAY Si. Came in the William Darton, from Rotterdam, having on board 110 passengers, all bound to Phila delphia. Put in here in consequence of the Dey of Algiers havirg declared war against the liaise Towns, Die neundschaft, of Flatriburgli, Gossett. Master, from Havannah for Hamburgtr. Wind S.E. P3RTSMOUTH. JUNE I. Arrived ye►terday off the Wi t ,lit the Elizabeth Cornelia, BAS, from Surinam, for Amsterdam.— Sailed the Sisters, M.MAszett,for London. Wind W. DEAL. JUNE 1. Arrived and sailed for the River the Lady Lu shington, from the East Indies ; Asia, from Madras and Bengal; Christopher, SMITH, horn St. Kitts; Sisters, M•MabrEtt, from Jamaica; and Elizabeth, from Lisbon for Hamburgh. Came down from t! e River and sailed the Ajar for Trieste, Britannia tot St. Andrews, and Elite for Calcutta—the latter re. mains. Sailed yesterday the ALltitT sloop of war MO Plrobalitt schooLter. with the two Tunisian cruizers, to the Westward. Passed through the Downs yesterday for the River, the Warren Hastings, from Madras and Bengal. Sailed the FAvutium sloop of war for Sheernevs, and the homeward-bound vessels for the River. Came doi‘n from the River and sailed the Monarch fur Quebec. Dorothy and Ilfracombe trans. ports with troops for Waterford, and flit Queen transport from Harwich for Gibraltar.—Wind S.W. HARWICH, JI'NF 1. Arrived yesterday the Lark packet, with a Mail from Holland. Sailed e Beaufoy packet, (or ditto; and the Castlereagh packet, for Cuxhaven.—NJthing arrived or sailed to day. DOVER, MAY 31. Sailed this evening the Lord Duncan packet, Cap tain Pascoc, N ith a mail and passengers for Ostend ; and the Chichester picket, Captain RUTTER, with the Clench Mid. Arrived the King George packet,. Captain KING ; Myer, Captain DA visoN ; Lady' Jane Lines, Captain liAiwatto ; Lnrd Sidmouth, Captain ?EASE ; and a French packet, with a mail, all Irom I.—Sailed this day the Princess Augusta, Captain BLAKE, tot Calais, with passengers. ALDBOROUGH, JUNE I. - The Prussian ship Maria, with timber from the Baltic, ran on shore upon the Ship wash yesterday morning at half•past three o'clock, but was got on apin atter knocking off her false keel, and about twelye lees water in her held. GRAVESEND, MAY SO. Arrived the Alert, MIUSii4M, (rum Croukshaven; Jostle*, Buckland, trom Christiana; Twist, Batter ; Gorda Vanbere, Johnson; and Frederick, Jones, from Holland; Harmony, Harks, and Effort, Taylor, from Madre ; Helena, Christy, ' from Rip; Alepso, Lincthell, from Sweden. Saled the S anon, Hay, for klunburgit; Mouuch, Douglas, rot Quebec; Con stance, Syrtis. fur t lino; Marst.al Bluelher, Adfints,l l or 0-tend; Chance, .vlseeter, fur Antwerp ; Fine, dien4aidson, for Calcutta; Nand, M.da, Mr Rottenness ; Ajax, 14ge, for Malta. I,eire La—Arrived the Henry Addingtod, Grineston, from Pa ' lermu; and Sir Henry Stanhope, Harden, front Tenerife.— Sailed the 1.0r4 Sittennuth, Gunner, tdr Bombay; Fame, Heath, for Lesbun; Deux Ames, Olivier, fur Dieppe; Oolphire, Fuser, fur °wend; New Liberty, Pritchard, and Maria, Atkins, for liamburgh; Europa. I inane, for Norway ; Prriereramie, Ku berm, to, Kotterlitn; William, Wetherell, tor Petersburgh; Supply, Massey, rem Wa:ertord. The ship Sisters, from Jamaica bound to London, arrived on Friday at Portsmouth, after a tedious voyage, having left that Island on the lit of April. The ship John Inglis, &was, was load.:d. and in tended leaving on the following day. The Sisters proceeded on for the River on &turd iy morning. The Lady Hamilton transport, which arrived last week at Portsmouth, from Port Royal, whence she sailed .on the 23.1 of Much, brought. home Captains Ronenrs, Doom. and PACKENIIAST,J and the Officers arid part of the (sews ot their late respective ships, namely, the Tay. !tusk's, and Beat -1141.-DA; which have beets lost n that station. Captain Tanlinvalided) late of the PIQUE. Lieutenants STEW. ART, CUNJUSE, and KING; blr. But.wvi, late of the ACTIVE; and MI. PALMY, Plow. Lite ot the TAY, also arrived in the Loiy Hamilton. Captain MAGRELLAR had been appointed to the PIQUE; Cap. tam H. brEwanr to the Smashonv ; Lient. BAItION to command the RIELI:NIAN ; and Mr. PAYNE LO be Purser of the Acrivr. The Acme may be daily expected to arrive; she is to be paid - air. The lode. pendent privateers (which are manned cliitaly, it is said, by Americans) had become very troublesome by detaining our merchant vessels, whilst they mako the most vexatious examinations of their papers and cargoes. Admiral DOUGLAS was daily exprctcd to be rein! orced by the PRIMROSE., TYRIAN, SHILARWATIA, and Banyan, sloops, horn England, when these in terruptions to the due course of our trade would in a great measure be prevented. The ships on the station, and the troops at Jamaica, were very healthy. By the ASIA East likliaman, which has just aniv ed, we learn, that irnmedistely previous to her de parture from Madras, accounts had been received that the Pindarees were flying in all directions from the Company's territories, having in many instances been overtaken atd defeated with considerable loss, by detachments ot our European and native troops. The Asia arrived off Por►land the 29:11 instant. She left Bengal 21st December, Madras 28th Ja. nuary, in company with the Marchioness of Ely, Colunibo the 9th February, .and St. Helena the 3d April. in company with the ship abovementioned,' and the Warm Hastings, both of which are already arrived. Tue mitre ships Lord Keith and Batavia, were ex pet ded tu, leave Madras !Or England about the git Januasy l . .• . The Company's ootward-bornd ships the Waterloo: add Wincheisea, were in let. 6.53. N. long, W: on the 5:11 April, all well. List ut Passengers on board the Honourable Com pany's ship AA A s ' ' Froth poottai--1141sraril Stratton Fag. Advocate General. Mts. Strettell i ,Jaases Hare, En. M. D. Ma. Kaffitt.kiare Miss S. Campbell, Lieutenant I. B. Attssetorth, bis Majesty's Alb &tee" 1 100 11 1 01,01 0 1 ?Vll4 Caroline M • Lcod at:dial s Mubs kleetrtrlu bulettiail L Matter cisme Jae. btfttgen, ,Hair, MOll Margaret Hare, M a sterJuan Edward Patti/11SM, Master 'lrilliatts Robert Skids , Master Haulage David Sands. Screams -.-I , tabel'a Dr Mica, samnt to Mrr. Stretrell; Doffs! lifittri.r; •t•I-var-.. to Dr. H - .re; Maria de Rwss, servant to Mrs. Hare; John Chri;:t.p!-er, irtvpro to Ma-ter 5a0:4. 7 4 7 mm Malra. Mrs. Darrow, Mi•s C. Cohmao, Mis. Eliza I hompson, \ ils Gar. row, I. S .xat':ry, Esq seni,.t. merchant, Henry (At . ar, Esq. Barrister, Captain Dale hi, Majesty's 84.6 Regiment of Foot ; Lieutenant U. H. Mneenz , e, Hon Company's Ar fit ry. Ser. cans —Latima, stream to Mr. Gaffe .e, .e,' at sea, 7th Mao, 1817; ttoi fro, :ervant to Mr. savory; Wen ittly:son, servant to Mr. rJa'iagan. A Court-Martial was htld on board his Majesty's ship SALISBURY, at Port Klyill, on the '2lst February, and continued by adjournment (Sundays excepted) , during eighteen days, to investigate the conduct of Captain Sishluet. %mein's, C. B. and the Officers and crew of his Majesty's ship 'L'AY, for the loss of that ship, off the eastern reel of the Alacranes Isles (in the Gulph of Mexico) on the morning of the 11th of November, 1816 ; and of several of the crew, for their subsequent ill-conduct ; and for strikr,g I,i; Majesty's flag, which had been flying on board th! wreck, and the surrendeting themselves prisoners of war .to the Commander of the Spanish ecrrette V.:- lencey ; and to try the ii for the sac , e acco-ding!y : and the Court, having heard all the evidence, ..5 well as what the prisoners alleged in their defence, anl very matureiy and delib rattly weighed Pod consi dered the whole, pronounced —. " the Court is of opioion, that the loss is' !I's BfitftnriC Ma. jrsty'S late ship lay was ow ng to a strung wes. ea:. r.ti ...rent, tl.z:t could not be accounted for; and that every pos.Ane I.aeCateiCl appears 'o have been taken by Captain Roberts, tor the sire .70.)- dotting tit his IVlajeity's late ship fay; and, .tarther. that ,v, ry exertion was used by the Officers lii general, but part.c..larly by ;gene% Litutehant William Henry Gearry, whose prompt Atli officerlike conduct, -, as ulfi, er of the watch, when .he breakers were first d:scovered,•entities him to the approbation of the Court, The Court it theretore of upinioto, tl..t no hianie what ever can be attached to Caothi Roberts, has 011:tri i atril crstw, fur the lows of his Majesty . said ship fay; and th, y are h.reby acquitted of alf‘blatoe acres' di , :tly: " Lastly, the Court, takf:tg into Its full consideration every circniustarice conneeted with the tact of Captain Roberts' striking hie Majesty's ft •r, and surrendering hinneli, hi, ofii •,r; and crew as 1111+011er' of war to ate Commander of Ole lisi.i.ii corvette Vaiencey, and armed schooner Saragozana, • is of ophion, that in consequence of the peculiar situation et the ship, her guNs bring • entirely useless, her magazine drowned, the yr. ater part tit her crew on Shore unarmed, on the island, eire.:ti lodes irons the wr.ch, and the treacherous conduct of ate Span 3th, in inveiz. ling on board, and ealotty posse•sioo of the boats and their creset, all and every means of defence was rendered impracticable:— that in this distres,ed and hvlpless situation the conduct of the Spaniards bream.. so divittedly •.os Ur and insultine, that no tither alternative was 1, ft tor presere:og the dimity of his Majesty's Usg, hut jhat of erhklii is, which was accordingly dune with the concurretke of every bditTt present; and the Com t dolt fully approve of caplato ks,ttt4tis ccodoct, and that tit his Officers, upon this tryst'g as ea• inn ; - and 'loth, therefore, acluit tom, the officers, uhf crew, u; all bleier : and they are hereby acquir.t4 aciaudaigiy.." • A woman, dressed in black, with a cress in her hind, was stopped in the greets of Paris en Tneris: , morning. crying out—" Repent ! Woe to the City o f Par;: and to France." On being conveyed betore the Cornmissiry, stated that she had conic to Paris to r.f ,rm the religion And morals of Franc;:, and had Titters to the Minister of Police with respect to her intentions, but having received no answer SI hid res orted to . this public method cf forcing attention. FIRR AT CoCICIERNoUTII.—About three o'c!nck in • the morning of Wednesday last, a very alarming Ere was cisscovered by some person accidentally passsi34 • along Cocker Bridge, in the woollen manuf 4ctory of .u ts . T wa i n! , Sums,. of Cockermonth, which, from '•• the dry and oily.stiste of the machinery, looms ice , spread with the Most astonishing rapidity, arid, it( the short space nt three hours, consumed an extensive range of buildings, consisting of the manufactory of td r ..if tio ssAs SMITH, the dwelling.house of Mr. Rt. CHAIM SMITH'. and the shop and other prernises'oc• cupied by Mr. Josxrir Smarartsou, drapers PEDMRIAN MA,ICH ON WORMWOOD RCRUBA. Bette left off ea Saturday night at S 5 minutes past eight. o'clock, ((faults daily tal, having that day gone 52 rotol4, when lac left oil 'be sante night, had also accompinked 52 utiles in the course of that day. YeaterJay morning ttiet starred together at twenty mitotic, before four o chick. EATON* at five in the afternoon, bad gone 3.S make; and !Intuit, at th 4 same bour...had completed Sti miles. Mere 'were several car. riages and 411101r:1W on the course during the day; and vanous .sulf.re4ption. were made for the Patleatriane. let regiment.. . at R o y a l Suns paaliffworg the Canal, on their way ia varpool4 elubark foe lralaltdallicliand playing " Goo save the Kitt& adtlealnauch to the init,frrol pt the scene. CORN.EXCUANGE. MAKK-I.ANE. JUNE & ' Although tifiere a•if'a good supply of Wheat thi3 nioihink frparokt, Kent, and'Suffulk, and a tole rably large arrival from abroad, yet the buyers being numerous, that of fins: quality met ready sale .at an advance of 7s. per quarter on the prices of this day wtek. Barley irtis. per quarter. Oats 4s. , o (isa and Peas full 51. higiser than on Monday. • • •.. LliT 'MICAS AS UNDILK: EN(11:11. aitg, Potatee,lol. SU. Wheat. K4ut and Essex, 01.1, `Ditto, Poland, 361.504 Mrs 1409. 1171, Duo, Fred, thr. 16s. Suffolk, 60s. IS6s. 146,. I kupe.eed, 1 62 per !mit 64.14 1361. Flow., Ili 4.1104. per k. 12ye, G. 14. 11011EIGN. . Barley, aGi Ges Wheat, Durtait, 11;9. 115 ii. Mak, 6os. bus. Ditto, Baltic Ref, 112 s. I Whire Pru.,, S 4 I. fey. Waste, I liambreorßreinen, 112.. 1,44 t. ut. 0.55. t Drab:tot Red, 101. 121 t SMITHFIELD MAKKBT, 2. Beef St flat to 541 ot! V.fal 4. (U to 61 41 . Mutton Se o.i to is RA P,rll 45 O. to 5, 01 Lamb ss. Ott. to 61. ad. emu 1840—Sheep am! I.l.mbs Is,'IGO- 7 Calvss 11 1 0—tt-. 2'll. LIVF.RPOOL, MAY 11. Flour ha: again advanced consider:My. and is this day at 735. per barrel. Cottens have also advanc.la since the middle of the week, which is to be attri buted to the recent intelligence from the Brazils.--. Very little has been done in T.M . tccn this week ; no alteration-in price. No arrivals having taken plate this last week from tl , e United States, which has cc- • occasioned an advance in the principal articles s C. American produce. The sales of Cotton this vre , -it have amounted to about 6000 bales. WHALE FISHERY. General Snmmary of the Number of Fish, with • the Produce of 0,1 arielione, brought Di each 6 1- 1.2 from the Greenland and Davis's Straits Whale Fis's. • trios, for the yeas P 816: Hu1155 ships; 464'ilitif sibs tetits oft; 269 tons 19 cwt hrs. Orlhisby--.1 ship; 4 fish; 50/ris oil; 2 tons 5 cwt. Ly7ans-.1 ship; 1411414 CFStAilt oil; 4 tons In cwt. bore. landon-19 ships; 197 41114503 tons oil; 44 ions IP cwt. i.e-•e. 'Whitby-11 ships; 11511441 . 095 tons oil; 42 tpns 2 cwt. bore. Start-ante-6 sh ips ; Mfrs/v . ; 431 tons 44 tons 11 cwt. be. es 13,rwlat-2 ship 4; 21 fish; 159 tons oil; 5 tons P cwt. Donn. Ltith-10 ships; 91 fish; 1090 tons oil; 4 6 ton* bone. Kistaldy;-1 ship; 21 fish; tss ten. nil; S ton* in cwt. !•c•-.e. Lhlndee-8 ships; 73 fish; 959 ton. oil; 47 semi 10 cwt. bout. Montrosell ships; 44 fish; 340 tone oil; I n tons butt. Atierdeen —l4 ships:Jai nos; I e;‘) sons (Ai ii hens Iti CAl.te; t. shins; 109 A,b; 9‘ll tons oil ;:39 10114 1 cwt. t• 4v. Bant—t! ships; 7 fish; 90406 ml; 4 toss cwt bAne. r Kirkwall—l ship; 9 fish; 1 90 tonisoil; 6 lons 14 swt• bo-t. • ursenock-1 ship; 14 fish ; los tr.,, oil; 2 tuns 13 C?;:.l.er.e. Liv,711901. 7 ...$ stip; 1 i 105 lona oil; 5 tv.;../0 LLB:. i