Star. — London, England, 1814-06-29 00:00:00

APE!, Rona. the Su fferirs in Ger-1 nearly 4000 persons. ;.ich,; besides which,, 'the 'Princesses ELIZA - many, go:, guineas ; and the Duke of DEVONSHIRE s£loo, for eight tickets. The box for: the reception of the Royal Party, was fi tted up in a' very splendid style. Besides her MahstY and the Princeises, there were present—the . Duke of KENT, the Duke ofCA24II:4IIIDGE, the Prince of M..._,e(*t.exeußGH, the Archbishop of YORK, he Bishops of CARLISLE and ExEl'Eltt dm Duke of DEVONSHIRE, Earls FORT4SCUE and DAICHLEY, Earl MORTON, Cnknel Ms-snow, &c. About the commencement of the second part, Gene ral PLATOFF took his seat in the Foreign Minislers' box. A little after Marshal &coma, in a plain black coat, covered with orders, was seen in the front of the box. This place was now striking from the number of men of public rank which it presented,— the Austrian, Spanish, Sicilian *lad Russian Atnbassa-", &it's, with several Foreign Princes, and the Gentle men in immediate attendance upon them, all glitter ing in uniforms or Court dresses. Mts. Bultao - row laudably came forth from her 'retirement on the occa t sion. She was rapturously greeted ; andin return shed delighted every hearer by a rich display of her sweet notes and transcendingly brilliant powers. Never wai . this unrivalled warbler in finer voice, and never was effect more delectable produced even by herself.—.- BR AgAM was also eminently effective as Were Mite STEPHENS and Mrs. VALTGUAN. The instrumental Band was most ably led by Mr. WeLvtreu.. The chorusses were well supported, and the whole concert seemed to give general satisfaction.' It did not con. dude till near five. On her Mansti's reaching the foot of the stairs, the troops on duty received her with military honours. The usual precautions were taken to render the approach to the chapel free ; a large, party of the Horse Glands patroled the streets t and, carriages were prohibited from interfering with the principal avenues. Yesterday the Earl of LIVERPOOL and Viscount CASTLEREAGH had audiences of the PRINCE RE GENT at Carlton House. The PRINCE ROtAL of BA. VARIA and the PRINCE of Mexcearsuncut visited his ROYAL HIGHNESS. The Emperor of RUSSIA danced at Portsmouth Ball with Miss FITZCLARENCE, and afterwards with Lady Goss; and every time he was near the Duke of WELLINGTON ; his IMPERIAL MAJESTY Shook hands with our illustrious Hero. The late Grand Naval Review at Portsmouth ren dered all the neighbouring towns perfectly deserted ; the shops being shut up, and the streets quite vacant. At Southampton, there was written on some of the shops--" Not dead—bmt gene to Spithiad.!" On the approaching Thanksgiving-Day for the re. turn of Peace, there cannot surely be a more legiti. mate appropriation of the money arising from Collec tion Sermons. than to the Suffering Germans, whose distresses baffle all description. May this balm, drop. ped froth the olive-branch of Peace, in some measure soften the miseries resulting from the unparalleled ra ♦agcs of war during the year 1813, in Germany, through whose misfortunes we now enjoy the blessings of peace ! 'lhe Professors of St. Andrew's wish, •it is said, under the sanction of Government, to remove that University to Dumfries, as a More appropriate seise .for such an establishment. Seta CIIIIMIXION.--The PAMPHLETEER, lately published, has exhibited to the world the most mar vellous instance of religious enthusiasm ever yet re corded. It is the narrative of a poor and ignorant man, deliberately inflicting on himself the tortures 11 crucifixion,-with a coolness, ingenuity, and courage, almost unparalleled in the annals of superstition : a plate is prefixed to the pamphlet, representing the unhappy man as.he contrived to exhibit himself to the ♦iew of the Venetian public. A short time since we related this singular fact, and we gladly now refer our curitnis readers to the detailed particulars. Wousrlie.rraerr.—Yesterday -- Hardy was brought up and examined a second time, charged with having stabbed a drummer, a few days since, in • Castle-street, City-road. It appeared in evidence, that the prisoner had been recently married, and was at dinner, when the above unfortunate man began beat . Mg bis drum facing the prisoner's c'oor. It appeared that the prisoner had gone down stairs in a passion, with a case knife in his hand, and had immediately run the knife in the ditiffinsor's body, who was taken is St. Bartholomew's Hospital. The drummer re mains in a hazardous state, and the prisoner was•re manded for further examination. A few days since a trunk was stolen out of the cabin of the ship Arundel, lying at Blackwall, con taining wearing apparel, 1899 Spanish dollars, 80 doubloons, and other pieces of foreign gold coin, 11 guineas ; seven 7s. pieces ; 275. in English silver ; 020 in Bank notes; a £5O bill; one pair of gold sleeve buttons : two silver vinegarets ; a compass seal; three watches, and four pair of buckles. 13y a private vessel which is just arrived, laden with coffee, we have information of the state of affairs at St. Domingo, so recent as April last. At Port-au- Prince very high expectations were indulged of the success of a powerful expedition, projeited by the Pre. sident Petion against the roi•dirant Henry I. Empefor of Hayti. "l'he forces ofzhe former were about 15,000 men, and might have been augmented to 20,000, had _ sufficient arms been provided. The troops of the Cape were about equal in number. The country had been devastated by four or five different candidates for power, and the productive trade for which it had been distinguished no longer existed. All .the pre cious metals had disappeared off the island, and for the purposes of interchange a species of tin had laWn substituted, to which a nominal and arbitrary value was asigned. It is supposed by the passengers in this vessel, who had the best opportunities of judging of the political and military relations of that country, that if, in fulfilment of the eighth article of the late Treaty of Paris, France should, send a considerable force to St. Domingo, to re establish it as a colony, the two parties of Petion and Henry vsquld unite fa' Pernambuco CONCERT AT THA CHA 'T be Concert for the benefit of NMI istss?.strday attet ded by The 'tickets were two guinea• e. 'the Queest, who attended withftl 'sent and MARY) gave 200 guinea HAMBURGH, JUNE 17. per lb. 00 00 Coxes banco. 32 39 00 00 . . 52 55 29 30 SI 00 - 31 00 60 00 Schilling's. 36 42 Schils. Hem. W. • R 5 00 Schiller Flatish 00 00 14 00 11 20 21 92 23 24 With 8 2 1 3ds per cent. rebate. Cocoa—Cauca 12 14 Schills. current. West India 104 111 With 23 per cent. difference in banco. Pimento Ginger East India White' Brown - Cloves - Mace - Cochineal - Indigo—Spanish Flores - East India, Purple Violet Violet and blue Blase per lb. 11+ 11} Seidl& torrent. With 20 per cent. difference in Banco. Rice—Carolina per 10016. 42 45 Marks current. With 8 2-3ds per cent, rebate 20 per cent. difference in hanco. Coffee—Eire per lb. - Ili 00 Selling. bane°. Middling - - 10110} Ordinary - - 8A 8 Sugar—Tates and Terre. - 1 17i Grote,. Havannah White 19 20 Martinique lirt.ten 12i 14 Accounts are kept in Marks and Shillings banco ; /64. equal to one Mark, 3 Marks banco are equal to Bs. Flemish, one of which ha. 12 Grotes, aid the present Exchange is 275. Flemish per X sterling. There are also Marks and 'thin, egs current, which vary in their value against banco ; at present they arc 20 per cent. wOrse.-1041bs. Hamburgh equal to 1 i2lbs. British. Since this day or two there has been somewhat more life in ode markets, and a good deal of Coffee has been bought, which has had the effect of raising the price of ordinary trots] 71 to BA. — Raw Sugars are offered at the quoted prices; there are purchasers of double loaves at SO to 31. Pimento and Pepper without buy e rs. Tobacco flu. In Indigo, there is nothing whatever doing; and foe Teas there can scarcely be said to be a demand. ROTTERDAM, JUNE 17. IMPORTS. per lb. Slivers. Coffee—St. Domingo ordisnxy 10} il Martinique 10 11} Surinam 11 12} Demerara 10 1I I Mocha 14 15 ' Boui bcip 12 13 Java Ist 14} Cocoa, Caraccas 22 24 Hides—Burnes Ayres 8 10 Tobacco—Maryland 9 12 Varianas 34 42 Porto Rico 9 19 Indigo, blue 145 160 per lb. Shilling. Cochineal • 85 • 88 Rice, Car. per 10016: 58 70 per lb. Grotes.' Cotton—Pernam 78 82 Georg. & Louisiana 45 00 Bengal and Surat • 00 00 Grates per lb. Sugar—Hay.Whits 18 88 Mart 21 25 Lumps 26 97 Sin. Loures 2? 49 St. Domingo brown 00 00 , Jamaica 14 17 per 1001bs. Florins Pimento 75 80 111,T S. Zit Cheese, Edam per 1001 b. 24. 30 Florins Wheat, Red per last - - 170 195 G. Gli b. GM per ahm - Flemish. The weights and monies of account are the same as Amster dam, with the exception of there being no Bank money lu itot terdam.—Exchange 32 Shillings and 8 Grates Flemish, per £ sterling. _ Since my last our market has undergone a favourab!e change ; Coffte is much more enquired after than it was, and may be quoted one sneer higher thaa before ;and w• trust, that II orders continue to drop In from Germany, the demand will considerably Increase. 'be most current sorts are, Brown Java, St. Domingo, In Sugar, a great deal bas last week been done hem, - persuaded, There 1r IMF rwl'lls. - • FRAN LASATIGHTS LOIVIION 6.f2E77r. CARLTON-HOUSE, 7UN'E 25. Hisßoyal Highness the Priuce'Regent las been pleased, tr. the name and on the behalf df his Niales.y, to appoint Liente.' nant-General the Right Hon. Charles William Baron Stewart, Ka to be an Extra Lord of his Majesty's &al:chamber. WHITEHALL, TUNE 2R, 1814. His Royal Hilliness the Prince Regent has heen pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to grant the dignity of a Baronet of the United Kingdom cif Great Britain and Ire land unto the Right Hon. William Domvifle, Lord Mayor of . London, and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten. The Gazette also notifies that the honour of Knighthood has been conferred on Henry White, Esq. Mayor of Portsmouth.; Ad mint George Martin; Henry Peake, Esq. and Freeman &atom, Esq. Captain in the 2d (or Queen's Own) Regiment of Foot.] BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Charles Heathorne, of Maidstone, Kent, limeburtur. BANKRUPTS. Marna, Lame, of Bristol, thwart, to surrender July 6, and ' August 9, at eleven, at thr house of James Jarvis, victualler, Bridge-street, Bristol. Attornles, Sir Samuel Whitcomb, and King, Serjeant's hers, , Fleet-street, London; or Mr. Henry Frankio, Clare-street, BliStOlo John Amerson, 'of Great * Snoring, Norfolk, miller and *slier, July 25, at See, July 26, and August 9, at eleven, at the New Inn, Holt. Anoraks, Mr. Wm. Withers, jun. Holt, or Meson. Ballachey and Bridger, Ansel-court, Throgrnorton.atreet. Benjamin Shirley, of Sheffisid, Yorkshire. grocer and corn dealer. July 7,8, and August 9, at two, at the Green Man, Ashborne. Attomies, Messrs. Johnson and Wise, Ashburn; or Mr. Barber, 1.22, Fetter-lane, London. Rkhard Thomas, late of Hciston, Cornwall, grocer, dealer and chapman, July 5, at one, July 16, and Augist 9, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Shaw, Staple-tint. Jam Richard Pintas, late of Welltntinster-road, Lambeth, Surry, cora and flour-factor, dealer and chapman, July 2, 19, and August 9, at eleven, at Gull4hall. Attorney, Mr. Hamerton, Great St. Helen's, Bishopepte.sereet, London. Richard Creak Stapes, of Chelmsford, Esser., bookseller, sta tioner, dea'er and chapman, July 2, 16 ant August 9, at ten, at Guiltihdl. Atomic.% Messrs. Aube., and Oen* look's• court, cursitor-street, Chancery-lane. Joseph Clements. of Wapping-wall, Shadwell, Middlesex, ship. chandler, dealer and chap n an, July 2, 12, and August 9. at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ashaeld, Muk-laue, Fenchurch street, Laudon. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. • Anglin 6, Samuel Mendham anti Francis Field, of fitichurds: 'trees, merchants, at one. July 26, David Jackson, Houndsdi:ch, chemist and druggist, at ekvett. July 96, Herman Gerhard liilbers, New Londun-street, merchant, at eleven. August 16, lank' Waddington, bisbopsgate-street, vintner, at eleven. July 19, Henry Petty, Bucklersbury, merchant, at ten. July 5, Wm. Masters, Broomfield, Kent, victualler, at twelve. July 1, John Edwards, Waltham-Cross, carpenter, at ten. July 19, Thomas Fleming, Mark-lane, merchant, at twelve. July 5, Jobn Holt, W halebone-court, Lot I ibtiry, victualler, at ekvt u. July 19, Jan a Frintling, Chislehursc, coach. master, at twelve. July George Garnett, of Horsham, currier, at ten. July 9, 1 horn; I)acies, Round-coots, St. Martin's-le-Grand, button .seller, at twelve.— Ju!y 23, James Du Bois, Briton, insurance-broker, at eleven. July 23, John Harrits, Narrow-strtet, Limthouse, timbef and deal merchant, at tee. July 30, Peter Stuart, of Fleet-street, printer, at ten. July 16, Wm. Burbidge, of Cannon -street, um brella-manufacturer, at ten. July 2, Joseph Corhett Garmeson, Lombard street, watcb.wakcr, at one. July 19, Thomas Holds worth, Auction-Mart Coffee-house, irk:smaller, at one. DIVIDENDS to be madt. the COUNTItY. July 23, John Abraham, of Bartnii-evoii-Humber, corn factor, at ten, at the Waterside-house, Baron-upon-Humb. r. July 21. Thomas Ashmead and Wns. Furlong, of Bristol, habcrliahers, at twelve, at the Christopher Inn and Tavern. Batb. CERTIFICATES, JULY 19. John Matthews, Worcester, ironmonger. William Mined' of Cheapstde, watch-make r. John Love, Newporr, Isle of Wigfit, cabinet maker. Wm. Cumberland the elder, John Cumberland, and Wm. Cumberland the younger, Leicester , hosiers. William Wayre, of Kingston-upon-Hull, hatter. lboaras Lovell, Ports mouth, rope-maker. RiRI'HS. At Rosebaugh House, on the 2rth inst. the Lady of Sir James Wemyss Mackenzie, Batt. of Sratwell, of a son and hem On the ittb inst. at Rothtemay, Lady Jane Taylor, ot a son. At Edinburgh, the 91st inst. the Lady of Lieutenant-Colonel Lauriston, of a son. _ _ _ MARRIED. 'lresterday, at St. Cleorge's, Southwark, Mr. John Conquest, of 1 Bishopsgate-street, to Jane, third daughter of Robert Steven, Esq. of the Paragon, Kent-road. Thursday, the Rev. J. Knullh, B. D. fellow of Lincoln Col lege, Oxford, to Miss Frances Hall, eveond daughter of I humas Hall, Rsq of Harpsdeo cowl, Oxfordshlte. Rev. John Pretyman, of Sherington, Bucks, to Dorothy Jane,' youngest daughter of Radclyffe Sidebuttom, Esq. of Sutton-court House, Ch!. wick, Mat set. CI3LEA DEN, kir.i's Head Tavern, Poultry, • Las just lands d a Cargo of fine lively TURTLES for Sale. Turtles dressed every day in the highest perfection for parties, or sent to any part of Town or Country. SALES BY AUCTION. ELIGIBLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, GRA F lON - STREET, POND- STREET. In complete order, and At for immediate Possession. By Mr. ROBINS, At Oarraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-Alley,Ceenbill.on Friday, July I ,at Twelve, A LEASE ftr Twenty-lne Years of a substantial Brick-bu It DWELLING-HOUSE, recently repaired at a considerable expense, and finishing in a handsome manner, adapted fur the accommodation of a Family of Distinction, situate No. 16, Grafton -street, Bond-street; containing, on the upper storey fur good Bed-chambers; secot.d storey, three ex cellent Bed•chainhera, large Closet, Sink, and lA'ater-dloset, roomy landing; first floor, Anti-rooms, k-ading to a handsome Drawing-room, walls coloured in pannels,windowe to the floor ; spacious Bed-chamber and Servants' Waltinproom ; ground floor, entrance balk paved vestibule or inner haU, with a hand some stone staireue to the second storey, walls stuccoed, an ex cellent dining parlour, walls stuccoed in pannels, recess for side board, library, &c.; offices consist of a housareper's room, (sutler's pantry, plate closet, servants ball, capital kfty kitchen, 3gaitery, cool !ardor, men-servants dressing room ; a wine cellar fitted up with catacombs, &c. an area in front. wash lAttase, ex. lentkve vaults for coals, beer, dec. step, to the street, and open yard at the back. _ _ _ May be viewed by applying on the promises, where partieularq may be bad ; of Meyers. F. and S. l'ayntrr, Coleman-s reet, City; at Garrairay's; and of Mr. gubins, Warwiek-street, Goldenotquare. CA I'NERINE•S FREE I', S I'RAND. ' Remainder of the Stock in Trade, chiefly the .unmanufactured part, consisting of fine wide seasontd Spanish Wood, Rose wood, and other fancy Woods; in extensive assortment of Brass Work, and the usual Articles neceasary for carrying on the UpbolAery and Cabinet Trade ; also, the remainder of the manufactured Stock in Trade, the Property of Mr. Tuoatss Burxra.retiring from business. By Mr. ROBINS, on the Premises, Nor. 19 and 14, Catherine strew, Strand, on Monday, July 4, and Two followiug Days, at Twelve o'Clock, I' "HE UN MANUFACTURED STOCK consists . IL of very fine dry seasoned Spanish Wood, in boards, planks, and veneers ; Honduras boards, fine Rosewood, Zebra, King wood, Satin wood and Coromandel-wood, Wink-benches:Fum ing-lathes, Vices, Screws, and Clamps, &c. &c. an extensive Stock of Bo ass.work,andthe usual assortment of articles necessary for carrying on the business in the Upholstery and Cabinet line. The remainder of the manufactured Stock of Upholster/ and Cabinet Work consists of capital Patent Bedsteads with ma hogany pillars, Sma and Chair Beds, Swing, Cut, and Crib Bedsteads, fine Marseilles Quilta and Coonterpanes, capital and well-made Sofa, Card, and Writing 'rabies, inlaidswith brass and Ebony, handsome Sideboards, Sets of patent Dining Tables of fine Spanish wood, Mahogany Chairs, Music Stands and a varkty of Cabinet Articles To hes/lowed thra daps previous to the Sale ; when Catalogues may be bad on the Premises, and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden-square. 4 SALES BY AtiCTION. SHARE H 4 THE NEW RIVER WATERWORKS. By Mr. ROBINS; At Garraway's, os Friday, /sly 1, at Twelve, A VERY Valuable FREEHOLD xnd UNDIVr im. DED THIR IY•SIX TH pAteT, or SHARE, of the AD VENTURER', MOIETY, of the NEW RIVER W I t brought from Chadwtll and Aimed', and other parts, in ite Coos ks of Hertford and Middlesex, to the City of Landon, and of the River 'Mantes, Ground, Soil, Maws's, Tenements, sod other Edifiers, Buildings, Wharfs, Prorikges, Commodities, and Appurtenances whatsoever, to the Advet,turer's MAsty of the said New River Water, belonging or appertaining, with the sp. porteriaoces. Particulars may be had at Carreway's Coffee house; of Mr. Bramwell, Nu. 20, Liocolit's Inn-fields; and of Mr. R.dritriN Warwick-street. Golden-square. CAPIIIIL SET Ot CHAMBERS, ,lONS BUILLA LINCOLN'S INN, Freet , old for I Jers.. By Mr ROBINS, at Cat-rawer' Cod'-e-koese, 'elisttge-Allll Cornhill, cm Friday, the Ist of July, at Twelve AFREEHOLD ESTATE for LIVES, coos; prising two commodious sets of chambers, situate o 6 tad grunad-aoor and oh the basement storey, No. S, Stone Buildings, Lincoln's Inn, kt e the property .(J. A Nuguiee, Est deceased. Each set consists of thrio Rood roosts. .with entrance-halls, acid other conveniencicv; tla basement stow is in very songfest order, and immediate possession may be bld tt.nse en the ground storey are in the occipatiou of Fir A. Mott, Barr. till Christ- OW MIL , To be viewed by ticketi; mticu'ors may be had on the pin mhos ; at Serie% Coftelouse. Carey-vree. ; gray's lon C.tfeic.. house, Holsorn ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr Robins, W..rwickt. street, Golden-square, of whom tickets hi viewing may be hall. NE W-S rREET, SP R INO- GARDENR. Eligible RESIDENCE. OFFICES, COACH-HOUSE, arl S VABLES.-s-By Mr. AtIBINS, At Garravray's Coffee-House, 'Change Alley, Combat. on Fri. . day, July 1, 1114, at 'Foreivie o'clock. A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, r 1 comprising a desirable plesisam Residence, overlooking the Parade of St Janwes Park, sitoate No. 20. en the East oda d Neer-street, Spring-Gs:dens. The PROPEL! Y of a GENTLEMAN. The House has been altered and improved at a very consider.. , able espenw, and tontains--uo the Upper Storey, four Avic.; on the Second Storey, Two spli:ionatry Clambers, with Clo sets, a DresOig.ettiset, &c.; on theMrst Storey is a handsome Drawirg.room, neatly fatted ap, with bowed batk.froot, etses •nanding the Parade. &c.; a front lass Ong-rount, Dress.orclie set, &c.; an elegant, roomy, light Staircale ; spacious Eats awe. ball, excellent Diniug-partottr, Study, Dressing-room, aid Wa ter-rieset, and open Yard ; Basement, a good Kitchen, Back kitchen, Butler's-voting, Store-mom, Vault for Beer, Wine. ad Coals; a Coach-boost; and Stable for four horses. The whole in substantial and eatelltin order. May be viebed, by applying on the Premises, where Pardee. Pars may be had; and of G. Ellis Esq. Abingdoa.street ; at Gat. raway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warw ck.street; Golden-square. SIDMOUTI4, DEVON. Beautiful MARINE Viii A, with 01 •s, Pka•nre•Crounds i~ • the most complete orde r. and Meadow Land. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway l e Gaffes-House, in 'Cha: an Friday, July t, at Twelve o'Clock, lo One I.ot, FREEHOLD ESTATE: comprising an de gain Marine Residence, the peoperty of a GemAktnan. erected on an elegant and unique devalue', in the cottage style. with attached roof, eneoinpawed on two sides with an elegant rustic Viranda, situate on a beatituni ambience. within a short distance of sicnenuth; which is remarkable for the simbrity and mildness of the air, comunamling estensire prosper sot the beam tifully-divasined surrbuuding country, and twunraets Views of the Ocean. 'fbe Villa is jetrelousfy planned for tie accommodation of I . Family of the first distMetion ; co tainittg, on the gro4nd floor, a suite of apartments, eleg.ntly finished, consisting of a Salons, Drawing and Music Rooms I.iltrary, Eating-pa tour, Breakfast. room, study. Vestibule and Hall, principally oposhig to the Law* 4 and Pleasure Grounds, w;th sn. , able Bed-chanthers and Dresting. rooms, excellent Donative Offices, with Servants' Apartments over; roomy Yards, excellent Stablinn fo'ir Coach-houses, CoW house, Plgzery, Ice.; Orchards, and Meadow i And, containing ito all mar nine Acres, forming a nest enchanting and unrivalled. . situation as a Marine gesideree for a Nobleman, Officers of thir Navy, or for a Family of distinction. To be viewed by applying on the Premises. where Partistileed may be had ; and as the London Inn, Sidmouth; New Loudon Inn and Hotel, Exeter; Fountain, Plymouth-D , ck ; Hotels, Ply. mobth and Weyonnu/s; White Ilan and Antelope, aslisburyg White Lion, Bath ; Bush, Bristol; ut John Proslny, Esq. Exeter;, Mesars. Hood and Smith, f zoniton, of wbom tit L..is may be had; and as the London Inn, idnion•h; G. LAWS, Es+ New SJuare,. Lincoln's Inn; and of Mr. Robin., Warwick Lstreet, Grhk:a. square, London, *here also 1 icksts for viewing may be had. :11FRK5IVItE. -- • Capital FREEHOLD Bd EATA„ l'ldat-free, and Land Tax .. redeetrsed. WINHURST FARM, toutiguunsto the Town WALLING. FORD, and a shoat distance front NEAVING; Dea Oar' Hundred and Fenny* Acres, ill Late-,..t T. 1' 4 4 , 1,114,Ml At the lamb lan, Wa ijngfurJ , as Fritia,,,,Jury" a s at. Due,* A VALUABLE FREEHOLD iiiTAT f ur A Tithe-free, and Land-tax redeemed. eon - longing W HURST FARM, contiguous to the eapbal Market •I'osin of Wallingford; in the County of Burks, en:Oa/wog p-ariy One Hundred and Twelve here*, of via Arable taut, wizia at:es e. tage, Fartmlsouse, Garden, Orchard, Rams, „Pltablt,Cow-houses i „, Cart-shed, and other Ouc.buiLlings, in ate occupati o n 0 ( jyf rA%. Panter, sea. and which, for the conveniences!! the inhabitants of Wallindford, wilt be sold in btnall Lois: • • '•• - ,- . To be viewed by applying to Mr Peguns( whom P . .;rticaa' lan may be had ; at the Lamb 'huh WaNitsgfold ; %Visite Hata, . Benson ; Bear, Reading ; Star, Osturd ; ; of kolenee„ Foulkes, I.angfoid„ and Walfotd, S4 ' )liatters, Son hduipton-in; Strand; and of Mr. Robins, Warvrtek-stteLt, Guideu-ssiu.tre,; where a Plan oldie Masts may be seen. ' CANAL. PROPERTY, GRAND,JUNCTION, WEST MID. DLESEX,and YORK-BUILDINGS WATKIVWORWS,aai STRAND BRIDGE SHARES, with ANNUL VIER By Mr SCO IT, On Friday, July 1, at Twelve o'Clock, at die Mr?, London, MONMOU'Is H CANAL, dividing £lO per Sli;ne clear ; Grand lunction, Old'Union, Warwick. and Nap ton, dividing' XIS per Share; Wilt, and Berke, North Waits , Somersetahire Coal, Kennet and Avon, and roydri Grand Junction Water Worki, We 4 MiddLutz and Vrk Bu.k.- ings ditto, and Ten Strand Bridge Sltarev, with - ZOO At b itiulura en ditto. - Particulars at the Kew Hotel, linnhisltans ; Hatckett's Hotel. Piccadillar ; the Man ; and of Mr. Scote w ths, blew firWirestrett. London. - REAR AY LESBURY. • .BUCILB. • TREgHOI.I3 MANOR and COMPAcr FARMS, containing THREE• HUNDRED and SEVENTY •lly Mr. FAR.E.IIROMER, At the Auction Mart, opposite the Dank of England,on Wednes day, sand Italy, at l' waive o'Clock, in Three Lots, THE MANOR or REPLY I'ED MANO it of UPTON, nick Quit Rents, payable true: aii Estate, and several compact and highly valuahle FR F! • - ‘Ol.O. FARMS, with excellent Farm Buildinga. a t 4 „ r , k , Hundred and Seventy Acres of Meadow, Pasture, a-, , ! :trait/it Lands, in the Parish of Dintan, and County of hit hi, tour males from Aylesbury, on the South side of the road 1. &line, ••. and at; miles distant from 'flume, and turfy-four from I..ceit,, now in the occupation of Messrs:ll=u and lames h-sb p and William Hope, Tenants at Will. 'ilia Es-tee forms a most compact and deerable Property, being within a Ring Fence. The respective Tenants will sbew their Farms, and prirati Particulars, with a Plan annexed, may l e bad at the .e. rvy, Aylesbury; Red Lien, Theme; Star, Oxford; Cobham Ar Buckingham; of Julan Hanson, Esq. No. 65, Chancery.lat,e , Mr. Farebrother, Beaufort-house, Beaufort -buildings, btrai.J, and at the Mart. MIGH W Aillt Al' Lt/hlJtan ri 14 t) 1, - , Mornieg - - - 1 ask.utee atter I_l Afternoon - • 37 minutes Wf 2 LONDON : Printed by Levet. !CUBIT, a-mgett mace: published there, and st the star Illice.'lemple ear. tno two parties or cetion anti a - senry wisuita unite trJr and Brazil. In Sugary'a great deal last week here, their common defence, however inveterate may have and if the demand continues the prices will, we are persuaded, been their former hostility. be higher. y and i ne Su l r u ir , o Saturday u a boy was riding a spirited horse, in T hedemand e at our tearc sr s are At6ned e h fi e e ld at se.--- 200 barrels of Caro s are Long—icre, die animal took fright, and coming in I quotations. Jamaica Carolina Rice were gold this morning at 70. There contact with a truck, the boy was thrown off, and his is 'onw demand for Virginia tobacco of the best trilby for our scull o‘ as dreadfully fractured. He was conveyed to manufactories, but other s orts are 1148 ensiaretlafter. In Cum the Hospital. asd very little (loin. . . • • ,- - • - FOREIGN MARKSi'S. PARIS, RUNE 40. Pr. Cts. Tr. Cu. ' • Coffee—St. Domingo per - Kilogramme 123 0 0 Cochineal, black • 50 0 30 30 Cotton, Pernambucco • 3 0 0 0 l Elehants Teeth—Georgia .. d 0 10 0 I In dig o, blue - - - 60 00 CO 00 Fine violet - 15 00 00 0 Pimento, Jamaica - . . 1) 00'00 0 Pepper, black - - 1 70 0 'OO Rice, Carolina per 50 Kilogrammes •700000 00 Hid es - 110 0 0 0 Sugar terre, per i Kilogranmte. Havanah - :1 So it o Raw - I 20 1 so 100 Centintes equal to one Pratte, and Exchange tOf. 70e. per sterling-11b. is Kilogramme-50 4-sths Kilogrammes opal to 1 I2lbs. British. VIENNA, JUNE 4. per 100Ibs. florins. per 100Ibs. Boring. *Cotton—Pernam. 60 80 I Crushed Lumps 86 00 Cdffee--Fme 75 00 Raw—Havan. White 63 00 Middling 'l5 00 Muscovado Yellow 48 00 'Cocoa - 75 00 I Rice - 48 00 Pepper, black 138 00 per lb. White 'l7O 00 Cochineal, silver grey 28 00 Pimento - 65 00 Indigo, E. I. bide 7 00 Sugar—Refined Don- Cloves - 3+ 00 Itle Loaves 100 00 The Above prices are in 'Florin', Augsburg currency, too of Which are equal to 51061 Vienna Florins.—Exchange on London, 14 Florins 41 tremens per X sterling.-90 2-ads Austrian, weighs 1121156. British. There is something doing hem in Twist, and first water 14 nudity *Berated GE for fine Indigo there are also purchasers. Co(ee keeps its price. 3 . r. PETERSBURGH, MAY 31. ISIPOR I'S. _ per pool'. Rubels Pimento 50 00 Pepper, black 50 53 Rite 22 24 Tic, In Bart 50 00 In Pigs 00 00 Sugar double Loaves 64 68 Crushed Lumps 48 00 Rivannah White 48 00 Brazil ditto 42 45 per pood. Rubels Cotton, Georgia 33 IX) Orleans 65 56 158 00 40 60 1700 00 Se 85 . 300 450 00 00 . 350 400 - 270 (10 tire( per berkowitz. Rebels per berkowitz. Rubels. Hemp - Xl7 ou Bristles--Ist sort 77 00 Flax-12 head - 155 00 2d sort ' 26 00 Tallow, Yell-Cabal 110 00 per 50 arskeens. White 165 00 Ravenducks - SI 46 Soap—Ordinary 157 160 :ail Cloth - 47 54 Potashes • - SO 100 Hare Skins, grey, per 1000 isinglass-Ist sort 325 00 skins - 2100 00 One Berkowitz has 10 Ponds, and 6:1 Poods are equal to a 'Ton. Exchange 14d sterling for a Rubel-128i Arebeens equal to 100 Yards. Twist Coffee i - Cochineal - Cocoa - Indigo, E. T. Ginger Nutmegs Cloves - lIITS. COPENHAGEN, JUNE li. rit dol. akil. r.d. sk • 1 L 2 156 - 2 16 248 - 1 26 128 - 1 22 1 24 Cochineal . • - - 45 0 46 0 Hides - - .. . • 0 72 0 76 Indigo—Bengal -* - - • 9 • 13 0 Pepper - - % - - - I 12 1 16 Tobacco—Maryland - . - 0 80 1 48 Virginia • - - 1 16 1 64 Sugar—Brazil - - - - 1 36 000 Havannah - . - 1 60 1 64 Rice—Carolina, per lOnlim • - 71 0 72 0 Exchange.— I 6 Rlx.dollars Banco, per ,C sterling-96 tik Ming, equal to 1 Rix-dollar-1014lb. Dalcish, equal to 112Ibs. British. per !b. Coffee—St. Dom. and Matt.—Fine - Ordinary Coon—Surat Georgia New Orleans Prrnamblceo i~ .i