Star. — London, England, 1808-04-04 00:00:00

'mg I hci: &• ent, .cent, they berm tie judge pletbecg al „ • , • mere • • a bly of t i e conut:t of irreT. When t h e roil% s quadron first arrived, Juxor sheaved great • to the Officers, and invited them to dine wit h hint on shore ; bu t these civilises ceased after a tiro . It is said offence was given by the Russian off i ce rs omitting to toast BONAPARTE, after General jeNot had drank the health of the Emperor. oe t h e 15th of February, General JI;NOT issued a for d is arming and disbanding the Portuguese ,r,iitia....Another Proclamation has been addressed 0 the Portuguese, in consequence of the execution of Me of thy' countrymen under the sentence of General j t sor. They are told that French soldiers guilty of acess es ye punished in the same manner. This morning arrived a mail from the Leeward i s l an ds, brought to Falmouth by the Duke of Manches te packet, in 6 weeks passage: she brings intelligence that s' i r 3. DucKsonrit's squadron was off St. Kitt's t o e 19th February, proceeding for St. Domingo. g ia Majesty's skips York, Captain, and Intrepid, I rith e, a 25th and 63d Regiments on board front Ma- had arrived at Barbadoes. Hit Majesty's ship Astrea, which sailed frotn Ports :loath on the 18th December, had arrived at Barba daes w ith part of her convoy, and proceeded from ! thence w i t h the ships for Jamaica, on the 6th Febru- I e r 34 sail of the above fleet had not arrived at I Barbadoes on the Bth February. The mace, Captain TAYLOR, frimn London, was l es t off Nevis on 30th January. The Friendly Inten. f on , from Virgis.'lia for Antigua, is captured 1•1 d carried into Martinique. The Norfolk Hero, , from London for St. Kitts ; and the Heroine, --, for Tortola, have been taken, retaken, and car fed into Barbadoes. ) 2.trs l eta I On Saturday a Cabinet Council was held at the Duke of PORTLAND'S, at which the greater part of tht Meinbers attended. Mr. G.iminzn, the late Consul at Lisbon, is ap pointed Consul at the Brazils, and will embark, in a f e e days, on board the Ptesidente frigate, Captain Mitintszir, for that place. The Royal Family are expected in town to-mor- MC Yeiealf morning his MAJESTY, the Duke of CAVIBIDGB, and the Princesses AUGUSTA, SOPHIA ) and MARY, accompanied by Lady ISABELLA THYNNE, GiatralS GWYNNE and FITZROY, attended Divine Service at St. George's Chapel, Windsor. Ptineesi Anct.tA is quire recovered of the measles, but has not, yet ventured out of the Palace for fear of utehing cold. Saturday ker Royal Highness the Princess of WALES dined with Sir W.I. SCOTT at his house in trafton.street. Earl CASIDEN, Lady ALVANLEY, MI...CA:MN% the CHANCE:.LOR of the EXCHEWER, Mrs. PeaczvAL, and a few other persons of distinc . ' were also of the party. terday Lord MELvitte and Mr. CANNING dined ' the Princess of WALES, at Montague• House, tl es fickheath. tie Earl of JERSEY had an clegna , it dinner party'on Saturday, at his house in Berke -square ; among idiom nee, Lordatid Laty Ponsonby, Earl Lauderdale, Lord Erskine, Mr. Miley Sicilia, Mr. G. Lamb, Mr. Ward, &c. Sir NDER and Lady GORDON, of Culvennan, tad Mr Miss GORDON, are arrived in Half mme•sereet, from Clifton. The 21st verse of the 7th chapter of EZRA has all the letters of the alphabet in it. DISTINGUISHED PARTIES THIS WEEK. Tots Dar.—Tiae Marquis of Lanstlown's Dinner, Berkeley *age I the Earl of Moira's Grand Entertainment, on the Christen- 1 tat of Ids Infant Son, St. James's place ; the Far r and Countess of litewsbury's Dinner Party ; Viscountess Castlereagh's Grand Mot, St. James'-square; and Mr. Clements' Dinner, Upper Grosselsof-street. To-osoatow.—Viscotant tarieton's Dinner, Ge•rge-street; Did Melbourne's Dinner, Whitehall; the Noblemen's Catch tab, Mucked Hon* Tavern ; Mrs. Webb's Rout, Berkeley tare, and Mrs. Knox's Rout, Upper Grosvenor-street. *tax ssnay.—Countest of Mansfield's Rust, Portland-place; iair Carleton 's Rout, George-street ; Lady and Miss Gibbs's Aott,Barlingroh-street ; Lady Somers's Rout, Cavendish-square ; lin. Ikehm's Bail and Supper, St. James's-square; Mr. Mout- Lazio Select Vocal Concert, Great Russell-street. Taoasnay.—The Duchess of Bolton's Rout, Grosvenor !pate • the Earl of Stair's Dinner, Kensington ; Mrs. Robinson's &JAY', Gardens ; Mrs. Hammersley's Party, Pall MalL I r tassr.—The Earl of Darnley's Dinner, Berkeley-square ; I,* lieathcote's Rout, Grosvenor-square ; the Honourable J. C. Valles' Dinner, North Audley-street ; Messrs. Harrison, Bar derma, and Greatorees Vocal Concert. SATOltr AS.—The Duke of Bedford's Grand Dinner, Stanhope. greet ; Lord Elliot's Dinner Party, St. James's-square; the Chan. teller of the Exchequer's Grand Dinner, Downing-street. Sv XDAC.—The Countess Dowager of Essex's Party, Com. lute;; Lord Molgrave's ihntrer, Admiralty; and Mn Knot's D:nocr, Upper Grosvenor-street. An overlaid dispatch from india has brought ;noel hgence, that the homeward-botind feet from the coast ic l. ft the roads of Madras, on their v.-ay to England, on ..c .21st of October last, so that their arrival may be daily expected. -1. , DUE LUM—At Limerick AUizes, William Hani fiend, Esq. was tried for the alleged murder of Wil liam Foley, Esq. of Shepherton, county Clare, in a dad, fought In January last. The Jury found a ver dict of Manalaughter, and Mr. Hammond was sen °laced to be confined twelve months in the county gad, and burned in the hand.--At Wexford Assizes (on the 26th of March), Mr. Alcock and Mr. 1.,..- 2 7 were arraigned upon an indictment, for the burlier of John Colclough Esq. by killing him in a duel, Mr. Alcock being charged With firing the pistol which gave the mortal wound, and Mr. Derenzy with Ong present, aiding, and abetting. The trial was Postponed until Monday last, Sir JONAH BARRINGTON, (1 a the part of the prosecutors, having stated to the Conn, that they were not ready to proceed imme diately. Tin trial accordingly commenced on Mon day morning, and occupied the whole of die day, natal a late from, when the Jury brought in a verdict of 'lquittal- Messrs. Punneer and Busnz attended as „ °unsel on the part of the prosecution. Wednesday night, about eleven o'clock, an alarm ing fire broke out in the shop of William Parker and Cu. haberdashers, Cross-shore-street, Greenock, which &Wined the entire stock of their goods. NAUTICAL INTELLIGEWE. MAILS.—Wind S. W. ARR. DUE. Pvt. Duttn S 1 I Gottenbuna ti 2 Waterford 2 1 Leeward islands 1 0 TRURO, APRIL 2. The Manchester packet, arrived at Falmouth late on Thursday night, after a passage of 99 . days from Tortola. She reached Barbadoes on the 27th Janu ary, and found there his Majesty's ships ./EOlus, Dart, and Hippomenes. On the 9th ult. the Ethalion fri gate arrived at Antigua. On the 18th the packet reached Tortola, where she found his Majesty's brigs Haughty, Swinger, Heureux, and I'Eliir schooner. On the 19th, his Majesty's ship Nimrod arrived at Tortola, with dispatches from Admiral Sir J. T. DUCKWOitiII whom she left off St. Kitt's, but wh6 was proceeding towards St. Domingo, still in search of the Rochefort squadron. The Freeling packet, which sailed from Falmouth with the January mails for the Windward Islands and Jamaica, arrived at Barbadoes after a fine passage of 22 days. The brig Providence Increase, SHEPHERD, from Malta, 'one of the convoy under the Sirius, is arrived at Scilly. Captain SHEPHERD informs, that having given up the chase of the Sirius, they pushed after the convoy, one brig of which he saw them take and set on fire ; and I about eight at night he saw another on fire. This was on the 17th uh. in lat. 47. 27. long. 12 west. PLYMOUTH, APRIL S. Came in the Morristown armed brig, and True Briton privateer from a cruise. Sailed his Majesty's ships Swallow with a fleet of victuallers for the squa dron off Lisbon ; Sirius, Harlequin, and Hearty with a fleet, consisting of upwards of one hundred sail of ships and vessels for the Eastern Ports ; among them, are twenty sail of Danish prizes, escorted by the Eagle excise cutter. Sailed the Orestes, of 18 guns, with a fleet of victuallers, for the squadron off the Tagus. — Came from Hamoaze, the St. George, of 98, and the Donnegal, of 74 guns.—Wind N. W. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL S. The following ships compose Sir RICHARD STRA. CHAN'S Squadron : Czsar, 80, (gag-ship) Captain C. arcnaansox. Spartiate, 74, Sir FRANCIS LA I'OREY. Colossus, 74, Captain MORRIS. Warrior, 74, Captain SPRANOER. Cumberland, 74, Honourable Captain Woncnousr. Renown, 74, Captain ALEXANDER (Acting). Superb, 74, Captain S. JACKSON. And the Lavinia frigate, Captain J. HANCOCK. The Duke of ORLEANS and his brother are going out to Malta in the Volontaire, Captain Butamr, Lord STRANGFORD is expected here to•morroW MOT fling, to take his passage for the Brazils in the Presi dent, Captain MACKENZIE. Lord FORBES is arrived to go out to Malta in the Prevoyante. Rear-Admiral SOTHEBY has hoisted his flag at Ply mouth, to command the squadron off Ushant, instead of Rear-Admiral BERTIE, who is appointed to com mand at the Cape. The Hon. Admiral BERKELEY arrived here yester day, in his Majesty's ship Leopard, of 50 guns, Capt. HUMPHRIES, from Bermuda, having been succeeded in the command on the coast of America by Vice- Admiral Sir JOHN BORLA'M WARREN, K. B. Sir Jons arrived at Bermuda on the 19th of January, and Admiral BERKELEY left it on the 27th of Febru ary.—The Swiftsure (flag ship), Milan, JEolus, Driver, and Bermuda, were lying at Bermuda, when the Leopard sailed. Captain LovE came home in I the Leopard. Earl SPENCER arrived here on Tuesday last. His Lordship visited Admiral MONTAGU, and the Hon. Commissioner GREY, and afterwards went on board the Mars, of 74 guns, at Spithead, on a visit to Captain LUKIN.—The Mars saluted his Lordship with 15 guns, and the yards were manned on the oc casion. On Thursday he went out of harbour in the Tigre, Captain HALLOWELL. The Amaranthe sloop, Captain BRENTON, is to take out Sir JAMES COCKBURN, Governor of Curacoa. Sailed his Majesty's brig Escort for Plymouth.— The Tigre is now ready for sea, and will sail as soon as she is paid.—Wind S. W. DOVER, APRIL 9. Tao ships of the line passed by here yesterday, from Portsmouth, for the Downs, to join the fleet collecting there for the Baltic, and this day two more went past for the same roadsted. A fleet of coasters from the Westward brought up in our roads this morning, to wait tide; and this afternoon the wind veering round to the S. W. they weighed, and went for the Downs. Passed by this day the ship Simon Tayler, Captain MEEK, from Jamaica, bound to London. Sailed this afternoon the Beagle sloop, Richmond and Bloodhound gun-brigs, and Pidgeon schooner, on a cruize. APRIL 3.—Passed by last night a fleet from Potts mouth, for the Downs. Arrived the brig Sally, Captain BROWN, of and from Philadelphia (last for Portsmouth) with sugar, coffee, &c. to wait for or ders.—Wind W.S.W. and blows strong with rain. DEAL, APRIL 3. Arrived and sailed for the River the Mentor, Cap tain QuEtsT, from St. Kitt's. Sailed his Majesty's ships Orion, Centaur, Salcette, and Dapjme, to the northward. Wind S. W. blows hard. ;, APRIL 3. Sailed this morning his Majesty's brigs Turbulent and Monty with the fleet under convoy for Gutten burgh, with a fair wind at 8. W. . HLI L, Anti. 1. A signal of an enemy?* vessel off the Hamher, was' yesterday hoisted on Cle,athorp signal post. YARMOUTH,APRIL 3 . 1 This Morning arrive d the Assurance, of 44 guns,l and la Loire, of 36 guns, with the outward-bound Greenland . shiK ; atsp, arrived the Spitfire sloop, Pinchei, Snipe, and Charger, gun brigs, and Charles armed ship, ar d retiain with the Roebuck, Admiral' DOVGLAS.—WiAd S.w. FiOM LLOYD'S LIST. Ge AVM ND, APRIL • S.—Passed by the Juliana, froM St. Thomas's; Fame , 'tholll3l from St. Michael's ; Pattgry, Phillips, from Watt:dot:di Apollo, Gruity ; Hero, Robinson ; Resolution, Rabone; Maria; .Wrangbarn • Memelle, Ransom, and Concord, Faulkes, from G''uenburg..Z-Sailed the Streatham, Dale, for India ; Mary Ann, Lime for the Cape of Good Hope; Faith, Featherstone, and the Gene ral . Boyd, Smith, for Surinam; Hope, Shields, for Tobago ; Hopewell, Covey, and Renewal, Hill, for Barbadoes • Truro Robinson, for Londonderry Lively, Bishop, for Newry ; Cora, ETtli•011, for St. Kitt's ; Nep tune, Smith, for St. Thomas's; Flora, Simmons, and Riga Packet, White, for Demerara ; Lord Melville, Roach for St. Vincent's; George Piethall, for New Providence; I ndustry, Kirby, and the Cal edonia, Boag, for Quebec. The late Easterly winds continued longer than have been remembered by the oldest mariners, viz. for 53 successive days. Sir J. SAUMAREZ had, on Saturday, an audience of the Board of Admiralty, and received his final instruc tions, as Commander-in-chief of the Baltic expedition, which will sail in a few days. The force in the Downs is increasing daily ; two more seventy-fours and a sixty-four arrived there on Thursday. The Triumph and Implacable passed Portsmouth yesterday. They are all destined for the Baltic. The ships composing the Baltic fleet are not to rendezvous at Yarmouth, as was originally intended, hut are to proceed direct from the Downs as they ar rive there. NAVAL APPOINTMLNI'S. Captain George Cockburn, to the Pompec. Sir H. E. Neale, Bart. to the Bombay. Captain Edward Palmer, and Captain GeorFe Langford, are promoted to Post Captains. Lieutenants Fowell, of the Tigrn, is promoted to a C•minian der, and appointed to the Fara Numa, taken at Alexandria. Captain .I. Smith, to the Devastation. Captain Fabian, to the Mutine. Honourable Captain SeyrotAir to the Pallas. Captain G. B. Salt, to the Dreadnought, the flag-ship of Rear Admiral Sotheby. Captain Newman, to the Hero. Liet.tmant Boys, to El Firme. Lieutenant Buchan, to the Adoris. Lieutenant Barettl:to the Dapper. Lieutenant Cheesrnan, (of Portsea) is appointed Resident Agent for Transports at Cork. And Lieutenant W. Miller (2d), is appointed - Resident Agent at Bermuda. Mr. RontsoN, surgeon on half-pay, is appointed to his Majesty's ship Ticaa at Spithead. in the room of Mr. Mum who retires upon a pension. Captain DONNELLY is appointed to the command of the Invincible, of 74 guns, recently launched at Woolwich. Captains CARTHEW and FRASER are appointed to the respective commands of la Gloire and la Belle Ponle frigates, at Portsmouth. The following Liao will slew the increase of Offi cers, during the last thirty-five years, in the Royal Navy z--• On the Ist of January,l77s, Qn the Ist of January, 1808, Admiral of the Fleet 1 Admiral of the Fleet 1 Admirals of the White 4 Admirals of the Red 18 Admirals of the Blue s Admirals of the White 14 Vice-Admirals of the Red 3 Admirals of the Blue 15 Vice-Admirals of the White 5 Vice-Admirals of the Fed 16 Vice-Admirals of the Blue 5 Vice-Admirals of the White 15 Rear-Admirals of the Rcd 4 Vice-Admirals of the Blue 24 Rear-Admirals of the White 3 Rear-Admirals of the Rvd 11 Rear-Admirals ef the Blue 4 Rear-Admirals of the White 18 Captains • • 327 Rear-Admirals of the Blue 29 Commanders 120 Captains - 700 Lieutenants • 932 Commanders 4:19 Lieutenants 2300 DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.—The Venus, for la Louisa, les Trois Antis, and la Beige, cut out of Courland Bay, Tobago, between 18th and '2oth June, 1803, will be paid on Thursday next, at No. '22, Arun del-street, and there recalled. The Monkey, for the I Elizabeth, captured 15th November 1807, will be paid on board, on her arrival, and recalled at No. 2, James- 1 street, Adelphi. A convoy is appointed from Leith to British North America for the 10th April. The Integrity, Gardner, from from Monte Video for the West Indies, pat into Rio Janeiro in distress, where she must unload to repair. Accounts have been received that the Seine and, l'ltalien frigates have entered L'Orient. These are the frigates which carried out troops to Martimique, and; which lately made an attempt upon the convoy of the Siritts, but were frustrated by the skill and gal lantry of Captain PROWS& • Five Danish Indiamen are supposed to be at re sent on their homeward-bound passage—great anxiety is said to prevail in Denmark fisr their safety : they were expected at Copenh/gen early in the present year, and it is hoped there that they may have re ceived intimation of the war, and put into some French or Spanish port. They are the Kronprindsen,l Norge, Prinscn of Augustcnburgh, Kioebnhavn, and i Holstein. Sunday se'nnight a dreadful accident happened at J 1 the Black Rock, near Dublin :—a small boat, with four men, came from Dunleary to assist in removing the remaining bodies from the wreck of the Prince of Wales, when the boat, by the heavy swell of the sea, was upset. and all on board perished. We are concerned to announce the loss of the Ca ledonia, of Aberdeen, Captain HEALY, on the rocks of Redcar, near Gesborough, in Yorkshire, in the night of the 26th ult. Seventeen persons perished on the occasion, including five or six gentlemenwho %vete passengers.—Five s tilors, three of whom were pas sengers, and a soldier have been saved. Four of the boXies, namely, Mr. HENDRIE, clerk to SAYS, MA ," and Co. Mr. JOHN BURNETT, Of Elrick, and two of the sailors, have been cast on shore. The Marquis of HUNTLEY'S plate, to the amount of £5OO, was on board, and is totally lost. Th u r s day a Court Martial was held on Mr. W. DIXON, Gunner of his Majesty's ship Pluto, for ne glect of duty and disobedience of osdets. He was ad monished to obey his orders literally in future.—Rear Admiral Sir ISAAC COFFIN, Bart. President. 'THE ARMY. The 4 11 battalion of General AsEßcitomxv's 80D strong, 'commanded by Colonel H. Bmo nmst„ is now on the march to Blatchington barrac!..s. The Glamorgan Militia have joined the Garrison at Illyniouth, under the comm and of General Emu-Aim —We are sorry to hear that the East- Middlesex, Colonel WOOD'S regiment, have suffeicd prodigiously by the prevailing fever there. It is supposed that Sir GKoaos PREVOIT and Ge neral Houoteroir, with the Royal Fuzileers, Fuz;lcers, and that distinguished regiment, the 1511 foot, have st..rne tiler: ago joined General SPENCER, at Gibraltar; so that we may speedily expect impor tant intelligence of the success of this expedition. The fleet for North America, under convoy of the Thetis, which carries out ordnance stores, and by which many officers. go out, will sail about the =4 of the present week. By the West-India fleet now about to sail, under convoy of the Melpomene, a great many officers and strong reinforcements for most of the regiments in the West-Indies, go out, particularly for the 15th, 16th, 18th, 37th, 54th, 90th, and 95th regiments. The India fleet, it it supposed, will sail in a few days ; among the regiments which receive reinforce. ments by this fleet, Sir DAVID BAIRD'S regiment, the 24th, and General BERTIR'S, the 89th, at the Cape, receive a fine body of young men. The anxiety is at present vary great to hear from our Army in Skily. Et is commanded by General Sit Eli BROOK E, a gallant and experienced Officer, who lias distinguished himself in various quarters, but par ticularly in India, with Lord CORN IV ALIAS. Major General Lord FORBES and Brigasikr Gene rals•LusiLET and Moons, are waiting at Portsmouth to proceed to their different commands. . The following were the stations of the seve:-al divi sions of the French army in Gertnanyou the Ist of March :-- General Victor, Governor of Berlin, remains in that capital, rand his corps of the army occupied Spandau, Putsdam, and the neighbouring country. The 3d Corps under Marshal Davonst was nunoned in Poland. The 4th Corps utio:er Marshal Soult had its head quarters at Stettin, and eccuplul Pomerania, &c. The sth Corps (Marshal Monona's), occupied Lower Silesia, under the orders of General Sachet. The 6th Corps (Marshal Ney's), under the orders of Marshal Monier, who is Governor General of Stints, is stationed in Up per Silesia, head quarters at Bredan. The Artillery and riagineers are quartered at Erfurt. • The Voltigeurs and Grenadiers, under General Oudinot, re main at Dantzic. The Infantry of Reserve, under Marshal Lames, has its head quarter< at labing. The Cavalry of Reserve, under the Duke of Berg, is cantoned in Hanover—the sth Regiment at Lunenburgh ; the Bth at Ul zen ; the 9th at Verden ; the 11th at Nienburgh ; the 16th at Celle ; the 91st at Hanover ; and the Horse Artillery at Hameln. The Russian troops who were on their return from the Prussian frontiers, have for the greater part halted in Russian Poland ; and an extensive camp has been formed at Keminice Podolskey, to sustain, it is said, the operations of the Rassio.n armies in Turkey. The Parks were yesterday deserted by the belles. A change of the long-continued Eastern wind threa tened rain, which fell too sparingly for the wants and wishes of the horded/aria, but too abundantly for the chapatis of pedestrian beauty. There was, however, a considerable dash made by the elevated Whip.,— Lord SEI TON and Lcrd Ctoznen.r., Mr. BUXTON, in Mr. ATKINSON'S new barouche, Mr. H. BAIIsO, and others, displayed their talents in Rotten-row and Pic cadilly. Mr. KENNY'S comedy was repeated at Drury-lane on Saturday with increased effect, having undergone some very judicious curtailments. The enthusiastic Cheviot was personated by ELLISTON, with appropriate ardour and poetic feeling ; and his delineation of the character was peculiarly happy. The Index of MA THEWS was a complete index of perpetual bustle and pleasant officiousness. BANNISTER'S Echo was natu rally depicted; WROUGHTON in Wthers, DECAMP in Loiter, PALMER in Danville, and WEWITZER as &dile, all exercised their respective talents with considerable effect.—Mrs. JORDAN imparted as much spirit to Lady Bloomjeld as the character was susceptible of, and Miss I Boyce was interesting in Eleanor Barcloy. The Epi logue was well delivered, by ELLISTON. Covent Garden was also crowded on .Saturday, to witness COOKE'S Shylock, which was admirably perfor med. MUNDEN, .h.MERY, C. Kr.sista, and Pore, ac quitted themselves well in their respective parts.—The new melo-drama followed, and gains upon the public. CORN EXCHANGE, MARE-LANE, APRIL 4. The supply of What arrived to-day, is rather considera ble ; fine samples maintain last prices, and other a qua lities are heavy sale—Barley is not cheaper— scarcely at last prices—White Pease keep their price —Grey, and Beans of the two kinds, arc lower. The supply of Oats is considerable, and this trade is quoted full as dear.—Flour without alteration. OZNIZAL CURRINCT At UNDER: Wheat, 48s. 60s. 725. Beans (old) 525. 5Ss. Fine ditto, 755. 784. Tick ditto (old) 60s. 555. tad. Rye, 465. 50s. Oats, Ses. 38s. 40s. Barley, 425. 475. Od. Poland ditto, 425. 435. CI 75s Potatoc ditto 00s. 453 lA. White Peas (boilers) I 58s. 1 CBs. Rape Seed, 321. 351. Cs. Grey ditto 50s. 55* Fine Dour 555. 60s.—Seconds 50s. 555. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, APRIL 2. Average Price of CORN in England and Wales, from 6.- returns endive the 26th of March, 1808. Wheat. 1 'Rye. Barley. 1 Oats. I Beans. 1 Peas. s. d. s. d. 4. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. 69 8 49 0 38 11 30 11 56 5 70 10 1 The averagePriceo SUGAR, computed from the returns made in the week ending March 30,1 s 34.1. 110. per hundrecit.vtight : SEA-COAL METERS' OFFICE, LONDON, APRIL 11. CARGOS!, SOLD, and PRICES. Monday, Wednesd. Friday, NEWCASTLE COAL. March 28. Marchso. April 1. Adair's Main Z c Z ) 1 60 0 .. Benton Long to 1 65 0 Hennes Main .. 1 70 0 Percy Main r 4. . . 1 70 0 South Moor -.- , 1 60 0 Walker 1 67 0 Wall's End Temple's \. 5. , 1 ea 0 wanton -- .. ?. 1 65 0 Ships • 0 o 5