Star. — London, England, 1810-05-21 00:00:00

•Atifram iNqw.:LiGNyc:E. NAVAL ACHIEVEMENTS. On the 7th instant, the DARING gun-brigs Lieu; > e rmt flavEs, discowred a large convoy under the pr t etion of an armed schooner, a lugger, and se.: vend r ow-boats, standing into Sable d'Olone : the batteries being too heavy, she was unable to capture anp; of them, but succeeding in cutting off fodr, and drove them on shore. Hi s Majesty's ship FRAroontrE; Capt. omi - re', has captured and brought it: a fine trench privateer, called la Dorade, of ten guns, and full of men ; she WAS taken off Scilly, after a chace of a few hourt..... The privateer did not strike till both 'her top: Masts were shot away : she is a beautiful vessel, *Only eight days off the stocks, and sailed from the of Bas only the night previous to her capture. On t h e 9th instant the NONPAREIL schooner, Lieutenant DICKENSON, chaced a French convoy un-. der Le Croizie (Quiberon Bay), which was protected by a gun brig, full of men. The NONPAREIL, after the convoy was moored, stood out to sea to entice the . 0 brig. The Frenchmen, conceiving the Nos:- pa AREIL W be nothing more than a small dispatch . schoner, stood out to sea after her. As soon as the enemy was considered far enough out, the little NON FAIZEIL wore round and commenced an action, which sv;:3 maintained with great spirit on both sides, for an :IA a quarter, during which time the enemy Made three attempts to board, but were as often gal lantly repulsed, with great slaughter. Foiled hi these attempts, and feeling the superior Valleur of the handful of British tars opposed to them, they next attempted to sheer off ; but this the NoN- 1 PAREIL prevented; and at length, seeing no chance of ecape, she struck her colours. It must be a110w.. 1 ed, however, that the enemy fought bravely ; for she did not surrender till the Commander, the second in command, Boatswain, and several of her crew were killed, and many wounded. On board the Norepa REIL, singular as it may appear, only ale man was slightly wounded. The NONPA REIL carried 42 men ; the Frenchman 61. Thirty-five of the prisoners have arrived at Plymouth in the ArtminE frigate. The NoNptkEIL is hourly expected, laden with wine and brandy, taken out of several French chasse.marees, recently captured in Quiberon Bay. The InPuic...:!l.r, which took out Baron de KoLLI, has also taken several chasse.marees, white waiting for the return of this arch Impostor, with FER VINAND in his hand ! FALMOUTH, MAY is. Sailed his Majesty's ship PHEASANT, for Quebec ; Lord Hobart packet, for Cadiz ; Chesterfield packet, for Halifax and New York. Arrived the FIRM gun brig, from a cruize. Passed by the American ship Ossean, Capt. RoLuvs, from Norfolk. PLYMOUTH, MAY 19. Arrived the PEAcom sloop from a cruize ; the tliza tender, with impressed men, from Swansea ; IRIS, ROTA, and ErnAttom frigates, from Cadiz, with a fleet of nrichant-ships and transports—the latter having sick and wOunded British troops and French prisoners on board ; several Officers and a Spanish Grandee came home in the Rota and Ethalion.— Passed up Channel the UNDAUNTED frigate, from the Straits.—Sailed the EMERALD figatc, for Cork ; the MARINER gun-brig, for Liverpool; and the ORESTES sloop, on a cruize. PORTSMOUTH, MAY 9.0. Arrived the CYANE frigate from the Mediterranean, convoy to the ships which arrived and were put under cparantine yesterday ; the UNDAUNTED frigate from the Mediterranean. The following are the names of the Transports arrived yesterday, exclusive of about ten sail of Merchantmen :—the Lord Eldon, Hero of the Nile, Alexander, James, Nile, Francis and Eliza, Cleveland, Mary, and the Liberty.—Wind E. DEAL, MAY 20. Sailed th* Al/DAXIMS, ABOUKIR, BELLONA, BEL -IZROPHON, DrzEscr. and . MARt.nottouctr, ships of the tine, on a cruize off Flushing. Arrived the CLIERO r,Zr., from a cruize.—Wind E. YARMOUTH, MAY 20. Yesterday arrived the Realty gun brig, Lieut. WrcxnAm, and has brought in a French row-boat, carrying six swivels, three of which are brass ; her complement of men was 4.0, 38 of which made their escape by jumping into the sea, and swimming on shore. Arrived also the FURY bomb with a fleet of merchant s:lips, bound for Gottenburgh ; the Four cc.raiz:g down got on the Gun Fleet, but throwing !r-r water, &c. overboard, she got off, soon as she has been supplied she will sail ; the wind being fair, the 'fleet is expected lo sail this afternoon. Sailed for Ileligoland, with convoy, the MOSQUITO sloop of 1 .1'2r ; the Van', GALLANT, BRITOMAItT, and DAPHNE on a cruize. Remain the Roebuck, Gorgon, of 44. guns, Alonzo, Havoc, arid Censor, which is now ar rived.—Wiud S. E. GREENOCK, MAY Is. The Sutprize, Ross, passed here yesterday morning for Port-Glasgow, from the Havannah ; put into Nassau, New Providence, leaky, on her passage home ; sailed from the latter port 19th March; in lat. 5. 13. 14. 0. $. W. spoke the Blagdon, WHITE, from Liverpool, bound for Newfoundland, all Well. • FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GRAIt6IOIII, MAY So.—Arrived the Mary, Lewis, front Mahe; and Isabella, Bapter, from Cadle.—Sailed the Frederick,, Brodie,* Rio Janeiro. • . . • • • iSISTRIBUTIdN OF - PIII7I4OWEr; •'* The Renard, for the capture of the Pedlar and Ann, October 1, 1807, will be paid on Thursday ilex; at !4a . 13, Clement's Inn, and recalled on Mondays'and Thursdays, for three nionths. • The Eclipie, for the Sally and kietty, March 7, 1808, wall be recalled at No. 13, Great George-street, Westminster. The Thalia, for the Anna Maria; Nov. 25, 1809, will be paid on her arrival, and recalledat 36, Nicholas -lane, Lombard-street. The Martial, for the Union lugger, 'tine 9, 1809, was paid on board this day ,at Sheerneis, and will bi recalled at No. S 3, Surrey street, Strand, on Thursdays and Saturdays. The Centinel, for the Charlotta fed Kiobenhairn, N0v.27, 1808, will be paid on board at Sheerness, on the 23th instant ; the Rich mond, for the Elizabeth donee, May 17, 1808, was paid on board this day, and will be recalled at No. 23; Surrey-street, Strand, on Tuesdays and Saturdays. The Pickle, for the /Mizaheth Henrietta, April 15,1806, will be paid on Saturday, at No. 11, Cecll-itreet, and there recalled. The Plover, for the Ecce HoMo, Eliza, Brother, Pomona, and Ann, on her arrival, and recalled at No. 12, Clemenes Inn. The Rinaldo, fag le Maraudeur, (the Alphas cutter sharing by consent) Dec. 7, 1809, will be paid on her.arrival, and recalled at No. 6, Stanhope-street, Strand. -•-• The .irethusa, for la•Mouche, N0..1 1 =rued Feb.. 26.11109, and the Itiennette, la Nancy, and a chasse on the day fol. lowing, will be paid on beard, at Plymonthi at*Thureday, and recalled at No. 2, James -street, Adelphl. The HAIRMIBAL s a fie new 74, lately launched at Bucklers Hard, is ordered to be laid up in ordinary at Portsmouth, and it is expected the Botsie will be appropriated to the same service. This ship, of 98 gunk has been ready to launch since April—so little are We in want of large 'ships ! • The Hope. Pram for London, arrived on Friday 'night at POrtsmouth from St. Michael's.—Mr, PA N• TER, late Master of the brig Charlotte Ann, of Lon don, came passenger ; who reports, that, on the 2d of March last, whiltt he was lying at St. Michael's, a gale came on, when almost ever; vessel either drove to sea or on shore; his vessel, with eleven others, drove to sea, five cf which afterwards retarnel, bitt the Charlotte Ann, with five others, had not been since heard of. Captain PAYNTI:nt was on shore at the time. His vessel was laden with fruit, bound to Lond.m. THE ARMY. The 1 2:11 Light Dr:irons have received a route to march from Sittingbourne to Rumford in Essex. The Gth Dragoon Guards arc on their march from Sheffield to Newcastle. The First, or Plymouth-Dock regiment of Devon Local Militia, commanded by JoNATIIAV ELFONE, Esq. assembled at Plymouth-Dock on Friday, for twenty days training and exercise.—The Tavistock I or Third Regiment, assembled at Tavistock yester day ; and the Fourth, or Roborough Regiment, as sembles at Plymouth to-morrow fix the same purpose.. On Thursday last, that highly disciplined regiment the ad, cr King's own Dragoons, commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel MUNZAY, was reviewed on Guild ft,rd common, at eleven o'clock, by Brigadier-General BOLTON, who was pleased to express his entire satis faction at the fine order of the men and horses, and the cxcc•lient manner in which they went through th,• various manceuvres of the day. They are shortly to be reviewed by his Royal Highness the Duke of CAM3II,MML It is reported, that Government, for the encourage- ! ment of Military Officers, mean to follow the East- India Company's plan of allowing their Officers the option of retiring on the full pay of their regimental rank after a certain number of years standing, with 1 an appropriate medal for their length of service : that an increase of pay will be attached to their brevet rank, like those in the Navy, is also talked of. Captain Parrmom, agent for prisoners of war at Pon llester Castle, has returned to Portsmouth from London ; and the French prisoners \Val occupy the New Prison, under his comfy: Aid, this day. The measure of removing them from the hulks is become positively necessary, as, in the courve of last week, 20 got away from the VIGILANT ; most of them were taken again at Sebea. And two run xvay with the boat of the SAN ANTONIO ; but, by their u:.:.--caution I in avoiding every boat, they were discover, I and chaced by a single man in a small boat, when they immediately made the South Sea beach, and landed ; they were taken on the common. The Officer ih whose watch the prisoners got from the ship is sent on board the ROYAL WILLIAM. A party of the Royal Artillery marched int , ) ror chester on Saturday with two field-pieces, to assist in the duty of taking care of the prisoners. (CIRCULAR.) Whitehall, May 1, Inlo. Sir—l have received the King's Commands to direct your at tention to the 45th Clause of the 43th Geo. 3, c. iii. and sth Clause of the 49th Ceo. 3, c. 40. . In pursuance of the Powers with which his Majesty is thereby invested, his Majesty has been pleased to prescribe for the good order and. discipline of the Local Militia, that no person serving therein shall be at liberty to enlist into his Majesty's Army, Navy, or Marines, or 'eta the Regular Militia, during the period of lel.:e asAembled for the purpose of annual Traitling and Exer t cue, which has been ordered by his Majesty to take place in the course of the present year; and you will take the necessary ntea-i sures for notifyingithis prohihition accordingly. As the restriction then imposed by his Majesty will terminated with such period of training, it is his Majesty's pleasure that you take-measures on the day immediately preceding the termination , thereof for ascertaining, in the most orderly manner, whether any and which of the men, are willing to enlist us aforesaid into the Army, Nary, or Marines, or into the Regular Militia of the same County; and you will cause suet men as may chuse volun tarily so to enlist into the Army, Navy, or Marines ' or into the Regular Militia, after .havin ; ; been duly attested, to be retained under the care and seperintendance of the Permanent Staff of your Regiment, until they can be delivered over to the Officers I who may be appointed to receive them ; reporting their names and the corps for which they have entere d forthwith to the Ad- Mutant General. As it is intended that the whole of this arrangement, in its exe la cation, should be entrusted to the Officers commanding the re spective Regiments of Local Militia, and that no. interference whatever should be suffered to take place on the part of any other ' persons whatsoever, until the termination of the 2Sdays exelcise ; the most precise orders will be issued to all Officers and men em ployed in the Recruiting Service, as well of the Regular and Mariae Forces as of the Militia, most strictly to abstain from any such interference until the period is elapsed. 1 have the honour to be, Sir, Your most obedient humble Servant, The Ofgcer Commanding (Signed) R. Rune. Local Militia. 1 (CIRCULAR.) SIR, Whitehall, May 9, 1810. As it appears highly expedient, for the furtherance of Military discipline, that the Corps of Lo cal Militia under your command should be inspected during the period of its exercise by the Ge neral Commandlng.theDlatrict, or by an Inspecting Field Officer, ordering him to do that duty s . . 1 am to signify to you his Ma jesty's pleasure thit inn do concert such measures with the Ge neral of the Districi,lll4llly enable you to carry this instruction into executlas. ' ; •! -: 1 arn,-81r, o c na . m . mxubs .l99Bo9siait she Obedientheenble Servant, 'lute dfee - e r \ Local Militias•-.-- (Signed) R. RTDR R. itillii4ilf*lftditt . PROCVIDINGS. LIST, . • OF THZ MAJORITY AGAINST MR. BANES* MOTION FOR • ABOLISHING AND REGULATING SINICUIUM A-lam, Wm. Foster, Odell, W. Arbuthnot, Fester. Hon. T. Palmerstrine, Via Bagwell, Fcedkes, E. Peek ' R. Line, S. Gescoyne, Gen. Pereevel, Rt. Hon. S. Barry, J. M. Goulburn, H. Prendergast, Bernard, S. Hall, B. Phippi, Mon. E. Bickerton, Sir R. Hoseldon, J. A. Pitt, W. M. Bootle, E. W. Hamilton, H. Plumer, Sir T. Brown, 3. H. Harvey, E. Pole, Hon. W. W. Bruce, J. Holdsworth, A.ll. Pulteriey, Sir James Buller, Sir E. Holford, G. Rainier, J. S. Buller, J. Howard, Hon. F. G. Rochfort, G. Calvert, J. Hughan, J. Rose, Right Hon. G. Clephane, D. Hume, Sir A. Ryder, Rt. Hon. R. Clive, W. Jacob, W. Sinclair, Sir J. Cottrell, Sir J. J ocelyn, I.ord Singleton, M. Crickett, R. A. Johnsto ne , G. S tewar d, G. T. Croker, J. W. Irving, Stirling, Sir W. Davies, R. H. Innes, Straban, A. Dewier, W. Kingston, J. Sutton, C. M. Detart, Earl Lascelles, H. Sykes, Sir M. Desbrm ;e, E. I.eslie, C. R. Thornton, Duckett, Sir G. Loft, J. IL , Thynne, Lord J. Drummond, 11. Long, Rt. Ho. C. Thynne, Lord G. Dufferin, Lord Lushington , S. R. Townshend, Hon. W. Dundas, Macleod, R. B.D. Townshend, Hon. C. Eliot, Hon. W. Magpie, M.D. Vereker, Col. Ellice, W. Manner,, R. Wallace, Rt. Hon. W. Farquhar, J. Milne', R. P. Ward, It . Finch, Hon. J. Montague, M. Wedderburn, Sir D. Fitzgerald, W. Murray, Sir P. Wharton, R. Fitzhugh, W. Needbam, Hon. F. LIST OF TIIE MINORITY WHO VOTED FOR MR. EANKES 2 S MO- TIOX BOIL ABOLISHING AND REGULATING SINEUURES. Abercrornby, Hon. J. Fremantle, W. H. Ossulston, Lord Adams, Ch. Goddard, T. Pelham; Hon. C. Althorpe, Visc. Gower, Earl Piggott, Sir A. &Abington, T. Gower, Lord G. L. Pole, Sir C. Batiks, H. Grenfell, P. Ponsonhy, Rt. H. C. Baring, A. Ham ilr on, Lord A. Ponsonhy, Hon. G. Baring, T. Hume, W. H. Portman, E. B. Bastard. I. p. Horn, R. Power, U. Biddulpli, J. M. Huskisson, W. Prittie, Hon. F. Binning, Lord Jackson, J. Ppn, F. ~11Iseh'ord, Jekyll, Joieph Ridley, Sir M. W. Blackburn; 3. J. ;sing, Sir 3. G. St. Aubyn, Sir G. Bourne, Sturges* Lamb, Ho.t. W. Savage, F. Brougham, H. Lefevre, C. S. Sharp, R. Byng, G. • Leigh, R. H. Shaw, Sir J. i Caleraft, 7. Lemon, Sir W. Smith, G. Canning, Rt. Hn. G. Lloyd, J. M. Smith, J. Canning, G. Lloyd, Sir E. Smith, N. ' Cochran; Hon. G. Lockhart, J. J. Smith, W. Colborne, N. W. R. Lowndes, W. Tarlton, B. 1 Coombe, H. C. Macdonald, J. Taylor, W. Creevey, T. Manning, W. Templetown, Vi,. Cuthbert, J. R. Martin, H. Thompson, F. Dent, I. Mathew, Hon. M. Thornton, A. Dickenson, W. Miller, S r T. Tremayne, J. H. Elision, Earl of Mils, W. Vaughan, Sir R. Egerton, Milton, Vis. Western, C. C. Ellis, C. R. Moore, P. Whitbread, S. Fell: wee, W. H. Neville, Hon. R. Wilberforce, W. Fitzgerald, K ight Newport, Sir J. Willoughby, H. Hon M. North, D. Wynne, C. W. Fitzroy, Lord W. O'Hara, C. With many pairs. Folkestone, Vis. Osborne, Lord F. Saturday as Mr. Priestly, an elderly Gentleman, who reside Sat Chelsea, was passing through the Mall of St. James's Park, and while in the act of conver sing with a child, and giving it a penny to buy some milk, he was seized with a fit and fell down. Some scents and water were obtained from Mrs. Caow the Stable-yard Gate, and a medical Gentleman was procured, but before his arrival life had departed. The body was conveyed to the Ship public-house at Charing-cross. Tuesday se'nnight, as Viscount CASTLERGSS, ac companied by some Gentlemen, was taking an airing in the vicinity of Killarney, on horseback, his Lord ship, by a sadden jerk, was thrown off the animal on which he rode, with such violence, that his arm was unfortunately broken on the spot. On Saturday last, at Marlborough-street Office, a discarded butler was committed, charged with keep ing an office for vending characters to dishonest ser vants. It appeared that twelve had got places through his interest, within the last fortnight, but most if them had left again, after committing some pilfering act. Saturday, Gf, the Collector of Richmond, who lately absconded with upwards of Xl5OO, was exa mined before the Southwark Magistrates, when the facts were proved ; and the prisoner being unable either to refund the money, or find security, was re manded into custody. An inhabitant of Greenwich has undergone seve ral examinations at Bow-street, on a charge of setting tire to Woolwich Dock-yard some time since, but at length it was discovered that the proof against him was so slight as liot to warrant his further confinement. Saturday a Greenwich Pensioner was admitted to bail at the above Office, for a cruel assault on a wo man, at the Rum Puncheon public house, near Drury ' lane. The parties, it appeared, had quairelled, and exchanged blows, when the prisoner, with a knife, cut • open her cheek from the left side of her mouth, and wounded both her breasts and her arm in a desperate manner. MURDER.—A barbarous murder was committed at Annesley Green, Bucks, on Thursday last, at tl:e house of P. L. TATMAN, Esq. on the person of A. Hunt, who, with his wife, were left in charge'of the house. About eight in the evening some persons knocked at a parlour-door, which was opened by Hunt, when two men, with crapes, rushed in, and bound him and his wife to some drawers ; they then ransacked the house, but, not being able to get into the library, they returned, and demanded the keys of the old man, when not meeting with a ready compliance, they beat him about the head till he died. They then plundered the house of plate, &c. to the value of W2OO. The woman was found bound and in a state of insensibility the next morning, at ten o'clock. ------ BOXINO.—A pitched battle for 100 guineas a side, between two athletic provincial bruisers of thenamesof Pearce and Gaton, the former coachman to Col. H. Hare, who was backed by his master, and the latter the Champion of Gloucestershire, backed by Sir C. Cane, was fought on Cogshall Heath, near Romney, Hants, on Monday last. Although the battle lasted two hours, neither ever fell without a blow, or being thrown by the iron grasp of his adversary. The lea. Wes of the champions were so distorted that their faces could not•be recognized, and the body hits were such as an ordinary professor could not have endured. Gaton was ultimately beat by a cross-buttock. The `winner was put to bed and remained there two days. IL A POW AT LIPIRPOOL: SECOND NIGHT. LIVERPOOL, MAY 17.—The disturbances last agile were as great as on Monday. Soon after the COM. mencement of the play (the Homo Meon) Mr.Kfussirr, one of the Managers, came forward and addressed the audience ; but as he would not agree to halfprice admission, the noise was so great; he was obliged to retire. Several persons were taken up, and conveyed to the watch.houte. About half an hour after the conclusion of the entertainment, the Mayor, from the front of one of the boxes, desired every person to de part in peace: he said there was a clause in the lease of the theatre, forbidding the Managers to make any alteration in the prices of admission, and that the Magistrates were determined to use their utmost en deavours to suppress so disgraceful a scene of riot and confusion. Oa his retiring three groans were given for the Mayor, with cries of No Mayor—ne Cor poration!" The advocates for half-price have thought it prudent to retire from the pit and boxes, and the greater part of the disturbance was created in the gallery. As the house did by no means thin, the Mayor came forward a second time, and requested all Gentlemen who were anxious f o r order and deco rum to depart immediately, and doubted not but others would soon follow their example. In the course of ten minutes the boxes and p;.. ..vere completely de serted, and those in the gallery, partly from of a number of constables, and partly of their own ac cord, returned peaceably to their respective homes. I,ONDOP. MARKETS. MARK LANE, MAY 21. The arrivals of Wheat ells day make a tolerable supply ; early in the forenoon s de; woe very brisk, but rither dull afterwards— Rye somewhat higher—White Peas likewise—B trley and Malt fluctuate but little—Beds of both song also—Oats are in middling supply, and this trade nearly at I.tst prices—Flour at last week's advance. GENERAL ctattaster AS UNDER. Wheat, 90s. 105 s. 130 s. Beans, (old) 621.611 a. Fine ditto, 1 . 245. 128 s. Tick ditto (old) 525. sgB. Rye, 504. 553. Oats t 4t. 28c. :its. Batley, 344. 475. Od. Poland ditto, 355. 384.4 Malt 725. 80s. Potatoe ditto, 89s Od. White Peas (boilers) 70s. 74. Rape Seed, 411. S. Grey ditto 455. 50s. Pine Flour 94. 1061.—Seeondd 905.995. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, May !O. Average Price of Corn in England and Wales from the rent... ending the 112 h of May, 11810. Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. Beans. Pease. s. 108 2 Id. I 61 4s. d. I 48 0 I 28 8 . ti. I s. d. I st 4 I 54 8 The average Price of sugar, computed from the returns matte in the week ending the 16th day of May is 465. 71d. per cwt. NEWOATE AND , LEADENHALL MARKET. Per stone a Slb.by the carcase. Beef 41. Od. 5o Si. 41. Veal 4s. 44. to 6s. ed Mutton Id. to Ss. sd. Pork 61. Od. to 71. 04 Lamb Ss. 4d. to 7s. 441. PRICE OF4IOPS IN THE DORQL/GH MARKET. SAO& FOCKITS. 41. 4s. to dl. 10s. Kent 41. 4s. to 61. 10e. SI. Os. to 41. Os. Susses SI. Os. to 41. lOs PRICE OF TALLOW. !lent Susses St. James's Market 4s 6id Town Tallow 778 04 Clare Market 4s 60 Yellow Russia 76s 04 Whiteehapel Market 4s 4id White ditto 72s 04 per stone of Sib. -- Soap ditto 70s 04 135 Sid Melting Stuff 538 00$ Od Average 48 Z.' Id Ditto rough 36s 00s 04 Graves 12s Od _ Good Dregs 12s Od Yellow Slap, 94s—Mottled, 104 s 0a--Card, 10Ss. Price of Candles, per dozen WA 6d—Moulds, !Ss 6d. ASHFORD STOCK MARKET, MAY 16. Beer, 14s 2d. to Od. per score. Mutton 5s Od. to 5s 6d. per stone. ' Beasts 620, Sheep 570, Pigs 40. *SANDWICH CORN MARKET, MAY 16. Prime W.Wheat 90s. 1141.1 Oats ... ... ... ... .. New Red .........70s. 108 s. I Earley ... SEA-COAL METER;; OFFICE, LO CARGOES )NDON, , sou), am I%%redoes. May 16. 1 5l 0 2 54 9 to 55 0 34 0 00 0 325. 4ts. 362. 4:3. [AY 19. tridai. MXy Is. 56 0 NEWCASTLE COAL. &wick Maio Cu:lodge Coßingwood Eigloon Moor .... I Heaton Main 2 liebbum Main 3 Holywell Main 1 Xillintworth Charlatte Maio 1 Tanfield Moor 1 Wall's End -- 10 Temples WaWs End Bell and Co's. Walls-End 4 to Will i ngton llewick's Wall's-End e Cowpen Main Cuim Stone Coal Cinders I Scotch Coal i Eden Maim I Ships -37; THE COURSE Amsterdam, 33 5 2 U Ditto as siest, 3$ 7 R9tterol.int, c. LIO 3 2 TT Hamburg's, 31 0 2 U Alton, 31 1 2 U Saris Iday's da. 21 11 Liv. Ditto, 2 Us. 91 15 Bourdeaux, do 22 0 ST 0 57 6 55 6 35 6 56 0 S 4 9 SS 0 56 6 54 6 53 3 Madrid, . 44 Effect. Cadiz, 40} Effect Bilboa, 41 Effect.• Rio !Isidro 72 AC 34 0 45 0 33 0 52s as 0 340 16 Oi IF EXCHANGE. I'alern 0, 1 105 Pence pet os. Leght ra, 59 Genes, 56 Venice, n. C. tit Liv. Pluck ineffective per I. stet. Naples, 42 Lisboo, 671 Oporro, 07 Dublin, 9; Cork, 101 Nov Dollars, Os. 01. to 55 Gibraltar 36g. There never was but one instance of Two Packets of Tickets being given in one Lottery, and that was last year ; the one produced 424,765, being near 45000 more than the highest money prize in the Lottery, and of it shares were sold by lucky W. TURNER, now of No. 1, Skinner -street, Snow-hill j likewise of four 3820,009 Prizes in last year's Lotte ries. In the present Lottery, to be drawn the Bth of next month, there are four Packets of Tickets given for the first &awn above £l5, either one 6f which may gain £1450,000, Halves and Quarters in propor tion—as an Eighth can gain 412,500, and a Sixteenth /6250. Si! .Im4r4 13xxsscoms being deceased, Good Fortnie itiforms those who expect to reap unequalled 'benefit, to apply. immediately at her Temple. No. 1, Skinnet-street, where her favourite Son, Tummy is now distributing the lucky Tickets and Shares. Monday, May 14. 1 54 0 2 55 6 56 9 57 0 55 6 54 0 SS 6 56 0 56 0 51 6 55 0 54 6 54 0 SS 0 Gov. Si S 566