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bourhood of St. Cloud, the horfes took fright, and the clavicle coming in contad with a bank, he was thrown lout with much force, and very feverely bruited in different parts. On being conveyed home, he was ['dud with a violent expectoration of blood, which continued for feveral hours, and his (tate was fo alarming, that it was deemed pru dent to avoid, for fome time, making any official communication to him—a circumftance which, if true, mxy in Come meafure account for the delay of the anfwer to the difpatches of our Government. We cannot, however, vouch for this report more than for the reit. All that is certainly known is, that Mr. &taw, the Mellinger, had arrived at Boulogne with •the ordinary letter-box on Wednefday morning laft, at 9 o'clock, and having delivered it to the care of a Captain of a bye-boat, proceeded immediately to Calais, where the Duchefs of DORSET had arrived, and where be expeeed that Come new difpatches might arrive from England• to be forwarded to Paris. &LUSTS& reached the French capital on Monday, at noon ; and on the following morning SHaw let out for Boulogne.—Lord WHITWORTH bad not left Paris on Wednefday morning, but was expeted to let out in the courfe of that day, if the full and unequivocal conceffion of Bo AAAAA re was not immediately obtained to the Britith demands. • The King, who propofed leaving town after the drawing-roon yefterday, altered his determination in confequence of the non-arrival of the Mellen• ger, and will remain at the Queen's Houle until be receives the final difpatches from France. Gen. ANDRIOSSI is,at prefent, Lord WHITWORTH'S IL/. dow. He did not go to Court yefterday, becaufe Lord WHITWORTH did not appear at the CHIEF Consues Levee s - sn Sunday fe'nnight ; and he prepares to move from London the moment Lord Worrwoarst moves from Paris. The Batavian Minister is ANDREOSSI'S fhadow, and goes only where he goes; of courfe be was not yefterday at Sr. James's. The Spanilh Minifter was, however, there, and in cafe of war we fuppofe Spain will attempt to remain neuter. Admiral Coesswactis has embarked to take the command of the Channel Fleet, in Torbay, and every, the most warlike meafure is taken. Ministers and their friends regard peace as impof lible, and every thing is in readinefs for instant boftilities. Orders to commence them will be dif patched to all quarters the moment it is known Lord WHITWORTH has left Paris. T be 1- *A The great queftion of Peace or War Rill remains undecided. Every thing continues in a Rate of the utmoft doubt and anxiety as to the tura which public affairs may yet take. At half Taft one this day, neither Courier nor Mellinger hadarrived to the Frenchor our Minitters. It there fore mull be pret:y obvious.that the Clue c cum of the Esc luny ia cannot have it in bis power to bring down any Official Communication this evening.— Preparatory to any Mirage being tent to the Com. mons, a Privy Council muff be affembled ; and, W any important intelligence arrive in the courfe of the evening, allowing time for the Council to deliberate, and alto for the neceLu7 produitions of papers, it is hardly poffible that any communi cation can be made before to-morrow at the forma; and perhaps the Houfe may not fit to-morrow. We mould however obferre. that a little before one o'clock, Government received a notice of tome kind by the Telegraph from Deal. It is rumoured among diplomatic people, that it announced, that a 'ail, with Lord Weirwoa re and his fuite on Scant, was within fight of Dover, at twelve *lock this day ! If fo, the queftion as decided, and Minikes know the event ; but it cannot be .xpeaed they will make a pofitive communication afore a Meffenger bring aaual difpatches. Another Telegraphic clifpatch was received a ;tile before two o'clock—of what nature has not ranfpired. Dolt-- On Wednefday evening a meeting nok place in Epping Fora, between Lieutenant of the 48th regiment, of Park•lane, at. cnded by Captain S—L, of the Foot Guards; and J. L—r, Efq. Cbarlotte•Rreet, Portland ,lace, attended by T. C. T —s. Efq. of Lin oln's Inn, to decide an affair of honour. The , arties took their ground, and fired together without injury ; and a perk& reconciliation was hen effeSed by the interpofition of the feconds. We yellerday received New York papers to the td of April. They contain very little news. The iblie anxiety refpeEting Louiliana has for the pre. ,nt fomewhat fubfided, and the refs& of the ne• zociation in Europe will be expeeted before any hing be done. It is Rated that Laussar, the irtfea of Louillana, had arrived there, but it was unknown whether he would exercife any au hority till the arrival of the expedition. Tfie Commercial Adrertifer, of the sd of April, ays, 4 , Captain Citowsi.t., of the fchooner Eliza Inne, informs us that (caecal trarfports, with roops, had lately arrived at Cape Francois. Some icconnts reprefent the whole of the reinforcements o be to,ooo.—The feat of Government was to be emoved to Port Republicain in a few days after 2aptain C. failed, at which time the Negroes were ranquil. Captain C. left Cape Francois the tyth March." On Monday the cotton mills of Meas. TAYLOR, n Gonserfall, am Leeds, were confound by fire . S 7. YAMES's. Yeflerday, about half pall twelve o'clock, her MAJESTY and the Princeffes left the Qeen's Houfe for St. James's Palace ; loon after the Princefs CHARLOTTE of WALE,, attended by the Countefs of Et.o tit, arrived and remained with her Mai E sr r and the Princeifes till the Drawing-Room com menced. At about a quarter before two his MA JESTY arrived; loon after which the Drawing. Room commenced, which was attended by the Secretaries of State, Secretary at War, the Attor ney General, the Judge Martial, and Advocate General ;and there were prefent— Dukes—Gordon, Beaufort, and Rutland. Ducheffes—Marlborough, Northumberland, Athol, Dow ager Rutland, Rutland, and Buccleugh. Marquiffes—Downfhire and Winchefter. Marchionefes--Waterford,Thomond,Downfhire,Salifbury, and Ely. Earls—Weftmoreland, Galloway, Bathurft, Caernarvon, Camden, Pitzwilliam, Mount Edgcumbe, Cardigan, Onflow, Rochford,Warwiek. Mansfield, Radnor, Harcourt, Ayleibury, Longford, Macclesfield, Rottin, Winchelfca, Courtown, Har rington, Bridgwater, Chefterfield, Breadalbane, Sandwich, Southampton, Morton, and Uxbridge. Counteires—D .rtmosth, Northeat, Camden, Fitzwilliam, Clare, Harcourt, Eglintown, Romney, Weitmoreland, Bridg water, Rofslyn, Derby, Dowager Portfmouth, Warwick, Effcz, Radnor, and Morton. Ilifsonnts--Bulkeley, Hinchinbrook, Hereford, Falmouth, Sydney. Vileountefes—Bulkeley, Nelfon, Dowager Sydney, &met ton, Caßlereagh, Sydney. Lords—M. Kerr, F. Spencer;Cranley, Montague, R lie, Sol fey, Kinnard, Kenyon , Sudley, Mexborough, Rous, ' ton, C. Somerfet, Cathcart, (gold-flick) W. Stewart, Lovaine, Willoughby-de-Broke, Corry, Britton, (in waiting) Loftus, Riddlefdale, Kilmare, Clement, Adair, S. Chichelter, Caning ton, Montgomery, Henley, Delaval, Braybrooke, Dudley and Bigot, Bayning, Curzon. Ladies—Howe, Dowager Amhurit.Hawkelbury, Manners, M. Parker, Binning, Carrington, Alan, A. Cumberland. Mere, E. Digby, Sheffield, E. Percy, J. Percy, A. Percy, Middleton, Dudley and Ward, Hanerwood, two Beresfords Sudlcy. Lo- Fevre, Bigot, Hartwell, Wrottelley, C. &Wyk, Euiton, Gait Kenyon, C. Somcrfet, Duneannon, L. Spencer, Somerville, Marlbarn, E. Norman, C. Forreiter, Marthall, M. Wynymtl. C Flock, C. Johnfon, Corry, Brame, Pepys, Arden, Hilmare, Yonge, Peac, y , Clement, Petre Tute, A. Spencer, Montgome ry Clive. Alvanley, Deering:Langharn, Percival,. Leitrim Bolter, E. Teflon, Dudley, Kent, G. Thynne, Howard, Clay ton, Headley, Henley, Meshorough, Dundas, Banks, Shaw , Hatton, F. Fit oral ti, Batherfore, Sausnarea , Hawke, Calthorpe. Rich, Glynn, Rofeberry, A. Hervey, L. Hervey, C. Wynne, Vavafor, S. Savide, Bendnek. Bithops--Britted,Peterborough. Deans—Brittol, Woreeller Ambrdadors•-•Prullan, Hanoverian, Bavarian, Swcdllh, Ruffian, Spanith, Dania, Portoguefe. Baron and Baron& Naas= Sirs—G. Yellin, T. Mafgrave. D. Dundas, R. Ryder, J. Pulteney, J. Earner. G. Re&II, M. W. Ridley, Wril G. Shee, W. Langham. E. Littkton, H. Peyton, G. Ofborn, M. Sykes, C. Morgan, G. Wombwell, C. Douglas, J. H. Craig, W. Jerningbam„ G. Warrender, E. Rich, J. Orde, H. Strachey, J. Craddock, 0. Kelantan. Rey. Mr.—Stapford. Turner. Admirals—Digby, Whitfited, Sir H. Parker, Buckner, Knight, Young. Genes ils—Stewart, Grofrenor, Manners, Dondas, Taylor, Sir E. Come Howard, Gordon, Siam; Cowell, t ood ,2 4tob t. Jo te n Ifoor, Forbe ►, Leon Oz. , Cbeier, Lunacy. - • - . • Majotv— , tughes, Behow. Captamb--uaigeraficid, Mane, &calk?, Lumley. Mars - , —Windham, A. Butler, Niel& Mills, Sloane, Dull comb& P.oti. dun. Percival, Codringtoe, Me hum, Upton, Brempilon, Ryder, Fonblanque. Vantittart, Ridley, Wick ham. Neville, J. Lanham, Chaplin, Haifa Foote, Olboen, Ferretti-1% Hunter Smith, Hoo. Yorke , Norman, Knox Maudc. Blackout, Hunts, Banks, Wickham, Windfor, Will., Heneage, O. Harland, Fuller, Bragge, M. Burgoyne, Parker, Didn't% Hope, Scott, Hon. J. H. Major, L Cram, Pederfou, and Drunimoad. Millrace-4(1)M Dlghy,Weibitt, Brown, Wkkham, Hale Methuen, Upton, Ham Pdhant, Howard,Chaplio, Hon. Ben' net, Foote, Aaron, Dm:, Beet* Grafvasor, Angerftein, Brown Lloyd, M. Phillips, Nark Owes, Correll, Wright, Fans' Davao°, Keen, Markle" Loraine. Bragg*, lea Mafia ). Newton, Wickham, M`Doseld, Machera, Jenkins, Dogdale Davenport, &clop, Barrington, Ramfdat, Daps, Trani Laurel. Unchain, Hall, Forceps, and Megrim __ _ . . 11.41fM.—gsgby; Hair:deed. Richards, Smith, H. Smith , two Aliens, Hale. two Methods, two tiptoes, BOUVelic Rid ley. Hooeywood, Howard, Hon. Georgiana Craven, Kinnard. Chaplin, C. Wroddley, L. Wrottelley, Egerton, Courtenay, Somerville. Neville. &kb" Cowell. Pelham. Towhead, Manners, Elliber. Craven, Chapatis, leoouL n j ltotaleybes, Raga, Loeke, Dupre, &snack, Head, mad The following prefentations took place to her Lady Norma and lady C. &defter, by the Dowager Dub ds of Rutland, their Mother. Lady Karroo, by the Dowager Lady Kenya'. Lady Hartwell, ea the ereatioa to her thk, by the March!. ands Thomson& Mils Charlotte Memekton, by Lady Sykes. Lady Sarah Saville, by her mother, the Commis of Mes- Miff icitaleyboo,daughter of the late Bares of that Dome, and fromerly as Amami/dor from Holland, by Lady Wrot ,t& areel.bl bee Lady legal bee Latlmll like wife relented Mb at. john,lier niece. Mr. Bartley Craven, by hie brother, Lord Craves. Mifs Hootrywood. by her motber, Lady blooeywooL Mile Hat, by her mother,. Mn. Hale. Major Hughea.by Lord Bolkdey. The Dean of BMA so W appoitonent to the Deanery. M:i's Booveric, by Lady Radnor. Lady Lau& Harvey, by Lady Temple. Mifa Neville, by Lady Ely. Mrs. Montague Winyard, by Lady Sidney. Mifs Rich, by Lady Rich. MI6 Uptoo,by Lady Templetown. Lady Southampton. on her marriage, by Lady Robert Sty mour. Mif. Hanningferd, by the Counteis of Caernarion. Captain Bromley, by Lord Curzon. The Chevalier TrAnpals, theMbaliter Plenlpotaidary from le Court of Madrid. was prthnted by Mr. Chau, and was mat graelastny receieal. Lady 'Medoff' Craddock oo ha to the title. Mr. Pederfoo. his Don& Majeftys d'Affaires in America, by Mr. Gildebohoe, the he. Dona kffloiffer to this • Court. The following were likewife prefented : Mite Loa, Mg. Aegaiteis, tbe Rev. Mr. Terser, Ws Tumer. Mits Dupre, Mn.Dawron, BentlAt, MI6 Bal tic!. Mrs. Wright, Colood Lumley, Captilo Lumley. Mr. KING, the American Minilker, took leave of her Malt/ITT previous to his leaving this country, for America, as did his Lady. The Drawing room clofed about a quarter pall' four, when the Juno' MARTI•L laid the decifion of feveral Court Martials before his MAIJIITT• The following were at Court for the brit time this feafon - 6oUnteire ioreberry, Lady Priam& Lord Begot, Lard Southampton. Lady Sembampion. Connevfo d Moshermilik Mr. Drummond, Lady Anions Harvey, Miff Had. Lady Middleton, Mita Broderick. Mile Lock. Lady IL &moor. Lady Civela. amnia Cond. Mrs. Count. Mite Card, rad Lord Rainfall& _ _ The following new Drelres were among the moll admired in the circle of Prefentations and Fiat Appearances this feafon : The Deemer Deeheis of It wiltaws....A white mire pa demi dm dowry bogy insommat with beatitift4 beach. of Itops t,nd leaves before blown, with moct pear! cord, am! tafft.ls, a green farfnet lath, the bttdy and train of grew farina, and mock pearl, beauttfully difplayed ; her head deers formed with point lappet., reeds, and roftttes of diamonds and fint. fcathers. Lady E. NORMAN—A white crape petticoat : a point lace drapery,•ver a Mac, folly ornamented with lilac flowers; her body and train of lilac farfenet, with bead drefs to correfpond. Lady C. Fua a rta—A white crape petticoat, full trimmed, with fine point lace, and mock pearl, with white garden Mlles, white boil . ) , and train, with rich point lace, with head dreg of point lappets, diamonds, and enrich feathers. The Hon. Met-ANSON—The firit time this (Caron. A white crape petticoat: the drapery drawn up with vellum ribbon, and purple body and train, with rich point lace; hmd drcfs, with a proftdion of diamonds and feathers. Mifs ANSON, daughter of the above Lady, was alto dreffed in a white crape petticoat ; pink roles and heads, with a white cambric mufliii body and train, and beautiful oltrich feathers. Mrs. A NSON . ThC lint time thefe eight years; a white crape petticoat, richly trimmed with pearl tack, and purple body and train of Imperial net, rich point lace, and pearl, ele gantly difplayed; head-drefs, plumes of fwthers, with reeds of diamonds. The Duchefs of MARL BOROUGH was attended to Court yefterday by a running footman in full drefs, with a moft fuperb (lick. On Thurfday, the sth May, the Anniverfary Dinner of that moo praifeworthy inflitution, the School for the Indigent Blind, in St. George's Fields, the Lord Bifhop of DURHAM Prefident, was held at the London Tavern, Billtopfpte lireet, the Right Hon. the Loan Marna, Vice Proficient, in the Chair. A moft refpeftable Com pany of one hundred and three, friends of the Charity, fat down to an excellent dinner, after which SAMUEL SOSARQSAT, jun. Efq. the worthy Treafurer, announced the Collettion at the Anal verfary Sermon by the Lord Bifhop of Comm es- TIM. A moll fatidaetory account was alfo given of the favourable nate of the funds of the inflict'. tion, and of the progrefs of the pupils in the different branche- of the manufaCtory, feveral of whom had been returned to their friends, fence the lift anniverfary, perfeetly capable of gaining their own livelihood. The happy effeCts of the above favourable intelligence loon proved itfelf by liberal Donations and Subfcriptions to both the funds for building, and general purpoks, which with the ColleCtion at the Sermon, amounted to upwards of Four Hundred Pounds ; the particu. lars of which will no doubt be loon communi cated to the Public. SoNs os vita CLARGY.—Yellerday the Anniver fary Meeting of this Charity was held in the Cathe dral Church of St. Paul, when a molt grand and beautiful performance of Sacred Millie, condOled by Sir WILLIAM Paasoms, took place. The boys, the objeft of this charity, were ranged in a gallery purpofely ere&ed for them, and under the Leader of the Band, Mr. Shaw. They united their vo cal powers in a Lyle at once pleating, awful, and impreffive. The Overture of Errium had a charming effea : the Choruffes weredelivered in a moil impreffive and awful (kyle. An An them, compofed on purpofe for the Charity by Dr. BOYCE, was Tung (immediately before the Sermon) with peculiar energy; the Solo part, by Mr. Straw, could not fail to afford fatibfac• tion to the congregation. The verfes Tung by the children alone were, • We are orphans and fatherisfs ; ottr mothers are as irsi• dome " The joy of our hearts is turned into mourning." Comfort to again now after the time that thou haft plagued us; and far the years wherein we have (offered adverfity." So Stall we rejoice, and be glad all the days of our life." The grand folemnity of the mufic which ac companied the Anthem, made the above 'cries extremely impreflive. On the conclufion of the Anthem, a moll excellent Sermon was delivered by the Rev. GIORGE HENRY GLASSE, M. A. Redor of Hanwell, Middlefez. His text was i from job. the 29th chapter, and t3th verfe. ■ The Mange of him that was ready to pada cam upon se, and I cooled the widow's heart to Bag for joy." The inference drawn from the text, was the happinefs which individuals experienced by aiding with charity towards each other; he pointed out in a firiking manner the fituation of the Sons of the Clergy, who were immediately the objeBs of his difcourfe, and concluded with recom mending them to the protedion of all charitable perfons. The Coronation Anthem fucceeded the Sermon, and concluded the ferviee. The com pany who attended upon this occafion were nu merous and brilliant. The Earls of DALIILIY and MOIRA. the LORD MATOR, Lord CIA/IDRR. via, and others of the Nobility. were prefent. His Grace the Archbifhtlp of C aaaaa IVRY, the Bifhops of WINCRISTII, DURHAM, WILLS, NOR WICH, OZ►OED, &c. the SHERIF?. of LONDON, RECORDIR and ALDERMEN. The body of the Cathedral was crowded with patrons at an early hour, as were the galleries, pews, ate. A colleaion was made at the door for the Charity. which from the number of paffons prefent mull have been confiderable. On quit. tang the Cathedral, the Lotto Mayo., and fe veral of the Nobility went to Merchant Taylors' Hall, where an elegant dinner was prepared for their accommodation; and where " Ptommaa fled hit torch at Virtue's same, • And wsle4 was issaty, watt in humbler name." Three tables, the length of the hall, were laid out for dinner, to which, an elegant difplay of paltry, graced the board, ornamented with the City arms, a mitre, trophies, &e. After din ner, feveral fentiments were delivered towards the profperity of the city and trade. The Loan' MAYOR took the chair, and drank to do Inetim Walk of Old &wheel His Grace the ARCM Moor of CAN TIRIBUIT joined with the greaten good hu• moue in the general feftivity. A. number of Tonga were fung, with much taße, by the Simms of St. Paul's. aedfiw r w , Britovoia, Y& shay Wink de B, and the Mid Wetei were the mon worthy of notice. About eight o'clock the LORD' Maros left the hall. after having capered his thanks for the politenels he had experienced. and his happiest(' at being prefent at the celebration of the anntverfary of fo charitable an infitotion. The whole of he company loon after retired. In addition to the perfons already mentioned, we obferved.his Grace the Atoms's°, of Yost, the Whops of St. At•Pilr and ROCNtIITIR. The Colledion at the Rehearfal on Tnefday, yellerdas at Church, and after dinner. amounted to lot 111 t.. being may acwaL &bees the cola ion of LA leer. NyIIPTIC.IL lATE!LICENCE. DOVER, MAT 12....,aft tio!, after poft, the forephine French packet, Capt. l.Asteta r, with furri o n mail; ant the RenontmCc, Capt. Th•N•NT, ars iced here from Calais, with the lion. T. KNOT, THOMAS MAT aims, Efq. and this...y-8s other pafrengcrs, but no Meffengc rs. Susw !Taught the weal' , difpatches down, and went back 4 sin. This morning the Auckland, Capt. HAMMOND, arrived from Calais with W. patches, and failed again with the foreign mail for Calais —. P. 5. , 1 have jolt heard. I believe front ' fl ood foundation, that Lord WHITWOVIU has nut left Paris. Po RTISMOUTIt. MAY 124.AITiVed the PlttllOTAtirt Ram (hip from Plymouth. PLVMOUTU, MAr t L—Salled the PICeLt. of to gum Lieutenant LAPLROTIER I. VI ith difpatches; and the Ocean of Charlellon, Captain Ha a R/StIN, from Havre-de-Grace, bound to New OrLans, with various merchandise. Came in the DRIVF.R, of t 6 gnat, Captain F.tNr., from a cruise; and this ALARM lugger, 01 la guns, Captain EA LES, from Tor'say, with imprdfed men. Sailed the PREVOVANtt ft ire fhip, Captain Baown, for Portfmouth. This day the Right Hon. Lord KLIT 11, K. B. Bruck his flag at the main of the Et. SALVADOR del Ms NZIO, 112 guns, Captain LANs, and fet off for London in his travelling carnage and four bodes. Many conjesltures were afloat as to hi, fudden departure ; but the molt probable kiss is, that he is gone to Town to attend his duty as Knight of the Bath at the enfuing inftallation. GaZENOCIC, MAT [o.—Arrived here on Sunday, the Want. ington, Noyer, from New York, after a paffsge of 3s days.— In the New York papers by the above veffel, we obferve, the four following veffels up for this eoentry London. the 'hip M 4tha, Henry Waddell nsafter 1 and for Liverpool, the thip Mere:tam, Benjamin Lord; the flap Atlantic, Samuel Chew; and the brig William, (•thn Aflstun. Arrived at Port- Glafgow, the 7th loft. Benfon, Poftlethvraite, from Trini dad, in 48 days: came paitenger by laid sad, the Aid de- Camp to General Fullerton, with &Matches for Lord Hobart and fet oat immediately :or London. The Ranger, Ellis, ar rived at New York front Liverpo4l, 4th Aril, after a paMge of 30 days. PROM LLOYD'. LIST. DEAL, MAY t sr.—Arrived and failed for the River, the William, Atlantan, from Grenada; and the Felicity, front °pow, —Wind N. W. GRAVESEND, MAT z z.—Palrad by the Hero, Smith, from St. Kitt's • Liberty, Story, from Oporto; Mentor, Story. from Dort; E manuel, —; and Eultacia, —, from Norway.—. Sailed the Ann, Hayman, for Jamaica; Indultry, Robinfoo. for Dublin; Adventure, —, foe Antwerp; Eliza. —,for ' Pernau ; Jonge DlciF —, for Room; Collins biare, for tiamburgh; Mania, Lyl, for Bremen ; Vrow Elizabeth, Valk, for Lier ,• Vlyt, —, for Rotterdam ; Lubina de Walls. Tanga., for Amfterda m; and the Passe:fr. Nickolloo, Ibtt Peterfburgh. Az it ivad—off Dover, the Golden Grove, Wilton, from fit. Vircent's ; Mary, A nderfon, front Jamaica; Hannah, Taylor, from Zan: ; and Fadtor, Conrell, Irons Beret. At Cowes, Ruby, Witham, from (liar:elan. At Falmouth, Atalanta, Howe. front Virginia. At Liverpool, Hope, Moore. from Barcelona. At Clyde, Wellington, NoYell,from Char•lit•n•—'' At Baltimore, Birmingham, Lewis, from London. At New. York, New York Picket, Webb, Irma Briltol; Jupiter, Law; Two Friends. Vote • and Oneida Cbicf, Kemp, from inda& At Philadelphia, Aive, totlloottal, from Loodon. At Bar. badom, Hopewell, Williamfoit, from London. Off Antigua, Agtuilar, Abington, from London. At Trinidad, Eliza, Allan, front London. At Jamaica, Enabden, Hill; William, Ewing ; Equates', Taylor; Alezander. Ciaartborpe ; and Chtfwkit. Pawlet, from London. CORN MARKET, MARK.I.ANE, MAT vs. Our Trade fine Monday has felt no alteration as to prices-there appears s general heavinefs in the (ales of every Article. Should our supplies of Wheat not be confiderable, we have ao doubt the prefent terms will be maintained; and alto for the beg White Norfolk Barley. For particulars, we refer to the following Rate of prices. Englifh Wheat, per qr. sos. 531. Fine 61$ 631 Fine Dantzic Wheat, So►. 565: Rye, 345. 365. Barley, 2U. J4S. (Superfine) 265. Malt, 43 5 . 475. Oats, s6b. sos. 225. 6d Horfe Beans, New, 3os. 325. 01d.34s 361 Tick Beans, New, 251. 285. Old 325 331 Hog Peace, 28s. 31$. Boilers, 38s. 455. Carraway Seed, 445. to 475. per ewt. Coriander, aBs. to 30$ per cwt. Canary, 71$. to 745. per qr. • Rape Seed, 341. to 361. per lag. Flour, 455. 4.81. per fact. • INSPICTOILB RITURII FROM OXIIRIDOto NAT 11. Wheat, per Load, from 141. as. to t6l. 51. Barley, per Quarter. from 11.35. to tl. 6s. Oats, per Qsrarter, from tL 21. to al. 7s. Beans, per Qz . arter, from it. tos. to al. t6s. Peace, per Quarter, from 11. i6s. to ti Mr. Para appeared at Drury Lane Theatre tat night, as Rolla, in the tragedy of Pisan., which was performed for the fiat time this feafoo, with new dreffee. dre. He gave the charader with great animation.—HoLiano was the fubßitute for C Kass st.s (who was indifpofed) in ifissme: he went through the part very refpeaably. It is with admiration that we notice the daily improving (late of the Fine Arts, under the aufpicee of our beloved Sovereign;—among the foremolk fpecimens of mafterly Painting, and of the Graphic Art, we mutt reckon the fplenclid work which has lately appeared, entitled the Sportfman's Cabinet or, Correll Delineation of the Canine Race ; than which we do not recolleet to have Peen its equal. The paintings, (which we underßAnd are exhi. bited in the Smith School), are executed from life, by P. Rataact.e, Efq. and the Engravings by that ingenious young Artik Mr. Jona SCOTT. We recommend this performance with confidence, to noblemen and gentlemen Sportfmen, and ama teurs of the Fine Arts in general. On Wednefday at noon, Mr. C. Si Lys R Ostra a, 'Member for the county of Limerick, went to Woolwich Warren, accompanied by Capt. °Li via of the Navy and tome other Gentlemen, and two of the Bow-greet Officers, having in. formation that a man of the name of Dwyer, who had been convifted of a horrid murder of %nth father and fon, in the county of Limerick, more than two years fince, and who had made his ((cape from Lim:rick gaol, was employed ..s a labourer at the Warren. Mr. °LI Vhi in difguife watched at the gate of the Warren, And, as he men were coming out to dinner, faked Dwyer .y the collar, and gave him is charge to the law great Meta.