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f s 7 IVEW rARLIBIENT. MOUSE OF COMMONS. LIST OT THE atEsanetts ELTUENED TO SEE TE IN THE NEW 1,411.04111i5T, FOR THE sRE'EIt•L COUNTIRS, CITIES, nonot , oas, Stc. IN ENGLAND AND WALES, •LrliAnktleALLY ARRANGED. •.• Those marked thus t were not in the last Patliatnent. ThAse marked thus • are new fer the reweave Ores ; al the reit are feelectoi, TM figure after the name thews iii how mirny Patliatnente ate Member has served. Those narked thus (), are returned for more than one elace. ENGLAND AND WALES. Abingdon • . 9G. Knapp. , ' Agmondeham . T. D. D. Drake, 4, T. T. Drake, 2. Alban's, St. • . Hun. J. W. Grimstone, 2, tJ. Halsey. Aldeurough, Suffolk Sir J. Aubrey, 9, Col. M` Mahon, 2. -lildbaretigh, York". G. Jones, 1, H. Fines, I. iallthiver • .T. A. SOU., 2, Hue. N. Fellowes, 2 . . t Hoe B. Paget. . • • *Laid 1 4011 H 1 6 6. 14 E. Cuthbert. E . • Sir A Nut, 2, Cul. Wilder, I. Ahlbenon . . W. Palk, 3, }Lord C. lientinck. Aylesbury • . •Lord G. Camtnd.sh o fs, G. Nugent, 1. Batioury . .W. Pried, I, D. North, equal on the poll. Barnstaple . . W . I.orlew, I, tG. W. Thelhasson. Bath . . Lord .1 Thynne, 3, J. PA iner,li. Beauntaris . • Lord Newberough, 3. Bedfordshire . . F. ryas, I, •Geit. Fttanatrlek, §, 9. Bedford Town . S. Wholireed, 3, W. L. Anomie, 2. liedwin • . •StrJ . Michell, 2,J. li. Leigh, 2. beeralstoo . . Lord Convene, 3, Hop. Capt. Percy, 1. b it k st st ra . .G. Vansittart, 6, C. l/undss, 4. . '%erwlek . . tSir A. M. Lockhart, V.:ol. Allen. Beverley . . }Copt W. H. Vyse,J. 11 . Wharton, 3, .IfiewsPey . . M. P. Andrews, 3 . Bi.hop's Castle . W. Clive, 2, J. Robinson, 3. Bleehingly . . W. lenriek, I, tT. Heathcote. Eadmin . . . D. Giddy, 2, }Sir W. (dander, Boroughleldee . H. Hawkers, 1, W.ll. crinton, I. Sossiney . . . }Lord Rendlesharn, J. AS. Wortley, 2. Boston . . . . T. Fydell, 2, W. A Al.hio. 'es, 2. Brack oty • • . R. II BrAsnaw. `2, A. Henderson, 2. Brataber . . t MeSes. Befell .r. 2 Shelley. Breconshire • . Culwiel T. Wood kscon Town . . Sir R. Salusbury, 3. ikaigenerth .J• H. Browne, S, J. Whitmore, 4. Bridgewater . . tW. Thornton, t(;.Pocuck Ifeetport . . . Su Evan Nepeati, 3, Sur S. Hood, I. Win.. • . Rt. Hon. CB. Bathurst, 6, E. Millie, 2. Setkimhannittre . Marglfeld, 4, Earl Beebleglians Town REHeo.T.ti ttchfi rens rile, S,t HeM.R.Melmlle Caine • .J. Jekyl, 6, tH. Smith Camoridgeshite . LtI.C.S Mass,.', 4, P.l.Hrin.C.Yorke, 3. Cambridge lielvereity Lord Euston, T. tSir V. Gibbs Carnoridge Town . Gen. Eincn,ll. Gen. Manners, 6. Csoielturd • . •Lord H. Petty, 2, It• Adair, 2. Canterbury . . John Baker, S. tE. Taylor Card., • . Lord W. Stewart, B. Cadiganshire .T. John's, 4. Cardigan Town . Hoe J. Vaughan, 3. Carlisle. .J. C. Cowen, 4 , I X. S. S tanho p e, 1. Carmarthenshire . • Lord R. Seymour 4. Carmarthen Tama Admiral G. Campbell, I. Carnarvon.h.re . Sir It Wilhelm, 3. Cardamon 'Town . Hoo. C. Paget, 4, Castle Rising . . R. Sharpe, 1, 9 Hon. C. Bigot Chanute . .T. Chultooodeley, 3, II Desetipert, 1. Chester • . Gen tizu.se...o, 4, -t.I. f;00011 Chseltoter . . t, W. Thorne, 6, t §.l Dupre Chippenhato .J. Maitland, 2 , t P-ItKilIS a,.d Blake Christchurch . Rt. Hon. (2 t(ose, .t, W. S. Bourne, 3. Caen, Am. . . M. Kt:Beach, 4,J. C. typo, 1 Clitheroc • . Hon.*. Curses, S. Hun. J Cita, 2. Cockermouth . J. L . .., 3, James Greliam, 2. C. 'cheater . R. Tftgese, 7, tIL li, Dames. . Cocoa I. „Ale .I. Be ii... a: 7. IN. Bake. L.., rawail . . Sir V(. Lettioo, 9, J. ii. Thersayae. I. 'Caveat:, . . P Nloir t 2, 'V. Mills, I.' ene.klade . . Luel Mich:sir ,4,• J. Enamor Came-nand . Lt - I aiurpstu, 4, 4. LOgetiler, 3. Dertmuuse . . ik• • la.tard. 7.. A. H. Itulemottii, 2. Denise hint . . Sir W. W. Wynne, 4. Derange Town . Robert Middleton Br...alph, I. Derbyshire . . ()Ltl G. Cavendoh,e, E. M. SI ir aly 6. DWI Tow n. . L. Cake. 7. W. Lay...dah, 2. Peeler . .J. Smith, 6, T. G. Latcoutt, :2. Lievoesline . . Sir L P.m, 6, J. P Bastard,7. DerastAhre . W. M. Pitt, 7, K.B. Penman, 2. Dorchester . . -14. C. A•hley, 4, •R. Wilsetres,2. I)uver . . L'i.leuk meets, i, J Jeksea. Dos. neon . . Hun. 1 Soused., 1. /Su 'F. Plainer. Desire. it . . Hon. A .Fuley,ll.t Sir "F. E Winning...a. Duriwien . . Lerd Hunungield, S. S. Baru:, 3 12 ammo Conoty Sir R. Milhaoce. 4, }Sir H.V..tempe.t Durham City .K J. Latubt.n, 3, it. Wharton, I. Last Loots . Copt E. litrier, 2, tD. Vandetkey den. Edneardslauty . Lu.d L. F.taroy, ,2, LA Tempest..we, 8. Le+ee . . C.I. J. Bullock, 11, Ad E. Harvey" 2. Evesham . . W in. Manning, 4, tSir M. M. Lopes, Exeter. . . Bar CW. BasAlyile, .1 Bailer, 3 Eye . . VII. Singleton, 9 Hee u. Wellesley. Fluitsline . Sir T Meaty% 3. Flint Tura . }Col. Shipley. Fewcy . . Rt. Hon. K. P. Carew. P, R. Wigrate, 2 Gatten . .M. Wood, 2, tC. IL Greenough. Germain's, St. . •M Montague I, Sir J. S. Yoke, O. Glasio•orishire . T. Wyndham, 'l. Gloucestershire . Ad. Berkeley, 7, lA. H. R. Somerset, L Grout:ester loot' . It. ilLAcartl. 4, R. Morris, 2. [Cochrane Gra.npeund . t Hell. A. C.Joinutune, }Hun. U. A. Grantham . T. Titworten, 2, tW. K. Welity. Grimsby . Ilan. G. A. Pelham. 2, tW. Mite. Grinasteel East . tSir N. HAMM. tC. R. Ellis. Gandford . Hon. T.C. Dash", 1. t Hun. C Norma Hampshire . 'Sir 11.P.St.J.M.ldmay ,3,t W. Chute. Hire sek . .J.ll Addington. 4, •W. Hu-koson, 2. Haalemve . M. Hon C. Long, 6, th. Ward. Huang' ..eft. Hen o.e:sinning, 4, tSir A. Hume. Haverhxd West . Lesd•Kensington, 3. Nekton . }Sir J St. Auuyn, tit. Richards. Herefordshire . $O.l. Foley, Sot J. G. C.tterell, 1. ilatreirod City . $O4 Symonds, R. P. Sclied4more, 2. Hertfordahne . *Hoe. T. Wind, 1, t SirJ S.Seaut light. lieruird Town . Hoe. E. S. Cow per, 2, N.N Calvert, 2 Weldon . Q. Submarine, 3, A. /Loon, I. Hey leatiiiry . •Leee F4.llllarr , S. 8, i.e. M sere. Iligham Fe...ars . •Rig it lion. W. W iodnoni, 6. Hind )ii . S. Hobtionse, 9, W !Maki . ..4, 1. Hon ten . Hets.A C.Brodsleasi,2, t Str C.Hernikori Wershun . r 'Sir 3 'Rous.ily. 2, 1..1. Junes, I. Hunungdonshire . Ld Ilissehisibreav, 4. •It . Fellowas, 1. Hil otingdas 1 taw a J Calvert, 2. t vv. M. fit .ner. Myths . . .T. Godfrey, 2,9 W. //coda. 111cliester . . •fl. O. Snead .n, 7, OA A. Taylor, S. teen's • . 'sir H. Popham, 2,9 R. A. Criekett. lye., St. . . S Sviieus, 1, 9Bir W. Stirlong Kent • . .So Iri Ketitalikell, I, W. Hnery wood, 4 Kim's Lynn . Lord Repute, 4, Sot M. B. Velma, 4 Kingatera-up.n Hall J. Strafed.. I, 'Lord Visel. Matadi I . Knareskorough . 1.4. J. Tee ash. lA. 6, Ld. GA:34Ou, 2. Lancashire . . T. stat.l. tr. -I, .1 111.ekburne,u. I...ncader Town . .1. Dani e l, 11'. Patten. ' Launceston . . EWA 411114,6, i,J•Progden, 3. Celerity's...re . lA. 16:1 1 4•• iners,,S, GA. L. Keck, 4. I.cice.cter I. en . 11. Smith - i ,6, T. Miniugton, S. Leominster . . Bn J. Lemock, .3, H haoli-irs, I. Liskeard . . {Lord Hamilton, II .n. W. Elliott, 4. Lcstwithiel . . 44: 74a.ottedstG. Holfuld• Lewes . .. 4 T2'Keinp,l., Hear? 5he11e,.;,.2. keswobehins Vit. Craving, 2, t I.:. Pelt...re C!, . - .la I. vitml, 3, Hon Co Monsen, 1. . us S. Annie, 2, G. G. V. Vernon, I. . % • (20erronery tie, 3, tG soh. Tatters. 3 PIC* Price, 4, Sir Wia. Certif.*. .:1 Ale She., 1, Aid. Coabe, S. . . Visceterd Care, 1, ttion. H. Clime T. Everett, 3, K.U. Mager's, x. '' ' . Ibis. Cad. Passe, 11, Lord Burghers's. 1. . J Kingston, 11, }Col. Duckett. G liimpson, 1,6 Longman, 1. • 3 - H. Saw'', 4, tC. C. w....m. • . 9,Sh G Bowyer. !e. Gall. Nan* Headley, I, f lieu. M. Doodad. id:Odell • LIMO KW. . I.llooVoll Jiiliditifte • _ . Mat mobwy . Marlow; . 0. Wi'lisille, 3, P. I. "Hare's, St. • . iiL l oot..Cril. Slit pros, S. Berrien!, 1. Sl,chsel'a, St. .• ft:sprain G/wer, tCr Galway Mills. Merionethshire . Sir R. W. Vaughan, 4 Midhurst . . 9Hon•J• Abercrombie, •S. Stniths, G. Middlesex . W. Mellish, 2, G Byng, 4 Ms%bourne Port . . 1.404 Pam 1, Hugh Lever-,ter, 2. Minehcad . . 4J. F. Luttrell, tJ. Dennison. Monmouthihire . Lard A. Somerset. 1, Sit Calleirg2lia3. Monmouth Town Lcied*C H Somerset, 3. Montgomeryshire G. W. W. Wynne, 3. Montgomery Town W. Keene, 8. Morpeth . . W.Urd, 2, Hon. W. Howard, I. Newark . . . H. Wdloughby, 2, Grri.i. 4 Orton, 1. Nevicai..under.Lyne E. W. Bootie, 4, J. Ma1...0r .I I, Newcas -upon-Tyne Sir M. W. Ridley, 9. C. J. li , tudling, 2. Newport, Cornwall W. Northey, 3, E. Monti, .i. Newport, Hants . fLod Palmerston. Newton, Lincoln? , Gen. Heron, 1, I. I. Blackburne• Newton, Hants . tpudley North, tJ. Blackford. Norfolk . . tSir J. H. Astley, t. W. Coke, 6. Northallerton . Hun. E. Lescelles, 4, H. Pierce, 11. Northamptonshire Lord Althorp, 2, W. R. Cartwright, 8. Northamptoit Town Hon. S. Perceval, 4, E. Hoovers, 4. Northumberland . •Earl Percy, $, Col. Beaumont, 4. Norwich . . . J. Paueson, 1, •W. Smith, 4. Nottinghamshire . Lord Newark, 1, A. H. Eyre, 2. Nottingham Term U. P. Coke, 8, J. Smith. I. Oakhampton • . 'it— Wardell, tA. Saville. Oxford . . . Ld R• Seymour. 4. Lori H. MOMS, I. OX:Orrillhire . Lord F. Spencer, i. J. Speale, 3. oxford City • . F Berton, 7, tJ. J. Lockhart. Oxford University . Sir W. Scott, 4. Hon. C. Abbot, 4. Pembrokeshire . Lord Milford. Pembroke Town . H. Barlow, 8. Perithy n . . 11. Swann. 1. tC. Lemon. Peterborough . . Hun. W. Elliott, Dr. Laurence. 3. Petersheld . . H.Joliffe, 3 tHon. P. Gray. Plymouth . . Sir C. Pole, 2. T. Tyrwleitt, 4. Plympton . . Lord Castlereagh, 3, -Wen. W.Harberd. Pon orfratt . t Viet. Pollingtosi, R. P. Miles, I. 5 J Jeffery, 3, G Garland,3, Sir R. Sick- Poole, • 'i anon . Two la.t. equal on the purl. Po:smooth . . Admiral Ma S. rkham, cks 3, Sr T M iller, 1. Preston . Lord Stanley, 3, llorro. (../ mborough . bight Hon. J. C. Varier., tJ. Hunt. Ralnorshire . Mr. Wilkins, 3. Radnor Town .R. Price, C. R ceding . C. S. Lefeere, ,J. Simeon, I. Retford, East . Gen. Craufurd. 2, tW. Ingleby. Richmond . A Shakespeare, 3, Hon. C. Dunda s . 2. Ripon • . • F. Rohm..., I, ici• Gipps. Rochester . .1. Calcra3.3, tSrr T. B. Montle... 4i. Romney, New . Lord Contact', tHori.G..k.a.binnharn. Rutland,hire . Lord Henniker, 1.0. N. Noel, 6. Nye . • Sir John Nichol, 2. t Earl Claocarty. Rylgate . . Vii. Roystoe, 2, Hon. E. E. Cock*, I. Salisbury , W. Ilumey, 10, Lord Folketone, C. sMaj. Ittilsell, 2, • W. H. Freeriantle, I. " lash ' • •C..pt. T. F. Freemantle, 1, tJ Pedley Sandwich . t Mutual Kainirti Sc. C. Jerikiromn, I. Sarum, Old . Hon. N. Vansittart,3, 0 1. Puncher, 2 Scarborough . Maj. Gen. Phipps, 4, C. 114. Somata, 1. Sea:Cid • . G Hubbell, I,J. Leech, I. Sriafterebury . E. L. Loveden, 2, t Wallace. Sh:ocham • . Sir C. M. Correll, 1, T. Shelley, 2. Shrewsbury . . Hon. W Hill. 3, tT douse. Shropshire . . J. K. P mod, 6, J. Cotes, I. Som-r.etshire . . W. Dickinstm, J, T. B. Lethbridge, 1. S .orrr ~npron • . G. H. Rose, 4, t.l. lackion. S outs:irk • . II Thornton, 7, Sir T. Tinton, 1. Staffor , lini.re . Sir E. Littleton, 6, Ld. G L Gower, 4, Stafford Town . Hon. E. Moricton7, R. Thitli4f, 1. starer...l . . Gen. Leland, 3, Gen Bettie, 3 7 1, • Soy wog . .J• M. Lloyd. S. IL ilerg. 9. Stockbi Op . . Gen. Porter, 3, J. F. Barham, 2. Sudbury . . lie J. C. H l PFeglel. 4, tCe..t 'V. Apr. Suffolk . • . Sir T. C Rookery, 9, TS. G +rich, I. Sur•ey • . t 3. Thornton, •U. H. Sumner, I. Sustax • . J. Fidler, 3.C. Wyndham, I . rainiturth . . Sit a. ?tele, 4. Gellerel Loftus, 3. Tavistock • . .L. IN. R arocil, 6, Gen. Fatsiiiitritt§,ll. . J Hammet, .3, A. Oaring, I. 'foe ke.bury . C. Codringto.i, 3, tC. H. Tracey. Thetford . . Lord W. Enemy, 1, tT. Cosevey. Tuink, • . R. Greenhill, 1, •Lt.rCel Frankland, 1. Tiverton . . iton. It Ryder, 4, W. Frranugh, 4. 'Turners • W. Adams, 2, IL Hell. 1. Tregony . . . Qal. O'Callaghan, 1. G Wentworth, 1. Truro . • . Col. Lemon, 3. t Heck E. lloscawen. Wallingford • . W. L. Hughes, 2. R. Benyon, 2. Wareham . . 4Sir J. T. Caleraft, •Hon J W.lVard, 2. Warwickshire .U S. Erogdale, I , Sir C. Moidaurit, Y. Warwick Poem . Lord Book, 2, C Mills, 2. Wells • .C. Todway, 9, C. W. Taylor, 9. Werialoyer . . Lord Mahon, 1, G. urge Sin.tli 1.. Wenlocie • . C. Forester, 4. Hon. J Simpson, 4. Wee r bit . 'Ullyulie, 4, t Lord Guerri,ey. Westbury . . •lion. E• Lawelles, 4, tG. Wy use. West Lose • . R. A. Daniel, I. J. Bolter 3. Westmin.ter . . tSir V. Runlet', *Lord C o chrane, 1. Westmoreland . Col. J • Lowther, 8, Ld. Muni...ter, 1. Weymouth Jed Sir J• Pultemei, b, G. T Steward, 4, Melcombe Reg'. $ R. T. Steward, 2, C. Adams,3. Whitchurch • . W. A. Terrllbtlell9, W Brod. net, 9. Wigan , .J. Hodgson, 11, K. H Leigh, 4. Wilton . . It• Silgado'', S. Hen. C. Herbert, 2. Wlttsh.re . .H. P Windrow*, 4, K. Long, 1. Winehelsea Sir F. F. Ve e, I, rtC• Bewicke, Winchester . Sir. R. Granny:or, te, Sir 11. Milrlmay, 3 Windom • . Col. Dekorouwe, 1, R. Ramrhottool, 1. W ,odstoek . . Sir H. W. Dasliwood, 2, W. Eden, 1. Worce.tershire . W. B. Ly goo, 8, llort. W. Lyttleton, 1. Worcester City . A. 90,/eltS, tW . Gordon. Wootton Basset . t Haw Munn, tJ • Cneestnesit. Wycombe . Sir J. U. Ring, 3, I'. Baring, 1 Yartn.oide, Pleselelk Hon. E. {Woo* 1, S. Luehlogton, 1. Yarnasellieenttli • J C. fervour, 8, t Hon. P Pow lett. YorlsOire . W. Wilberforce, 7, •l .Mil Milton, 1. Tort My . Sir W. Wain, 4, ts.r Jd. M. Sykes. t W:irrre thb mark is put, the return' are double : the Sit-. SI , 111')/tri to be deternortarl by Coordinative or the House. r II V. Trnipt.st, oar! 'ii tor: kleniutris tor the Comity of ()whim, rind nu Thorday loot N.. Return ler Callingtori lie, yet been made to the Crown Offic.r. Tire Irish and Scotch Returns are not yet c rmplate. _ - Sunday afternoon. as two or three liiih la -I,•ioirers were passing by St. James's Market to I to-ir lodgings in Market-lane. they were ridiculed by ~,me botelievs, who were sitting on tlwir stalls in the mark , .. plac-, with the following expressions:— .. Hum)°, Pat, when did you hear tram &wash r' —.. Winch way did the bull run r—" Go borne to you: potatoes!" Accompanied by some other very foolish and Aggravating expressions. The Irishmen, not willing to put up with such an unmerited insult, retorted the abuse, which in a little time came to blows. The butchers, being more numerous, had, , at the commencement of the affray, the best of it. the alarm flew to each end of Market-lane. frhich is almost entirely occupied by the natives of Ireland : both men and women, armed with I broom-handles. broken chairs, pokers,toogs, shovels, he. ran to the assistance of their countrymen. the butchers were likewise increased in number, when the contest was renewed with redoubled fury by both parties, and lasted about three quarters of an hour, at which time the pavement had received a vast effusion of blood. The parish Beadles and Con stables were sent for, but were not able to stop the riot until the cvinbatants had beaten each other to that excess, that from loss of blood they Illoyaohliged to consent to a cessation of hostilitiak WON* nine there were about nine or ten lambed is Ohs Street for dead. We hear that there were above go take° home very dangerously wounded ; and eight with frallored scull., broken legs, and arms, carried by •- ---.•.-- '.."-• • - •5.. %CAA i••••• 14ti.rsildki. . - y- = --- NATAL INTELLIGENCO. orrssrourn. viols 7. At rivel lEs ti4j - nty's ship Raceho►se, from Gner. ricer. S.tile.; tile Strongest, with a convoy for Guernsey. —Wind W. PLY NOUTII, 11:Nt 6. Came in His Majesty's ship Care4ne, liorn Ports mouth. Sailed His Majesty's ships Conperor and Plover to the westward..—Wiud N. TAL•MUTri, it't4E 5. Arrived His Majesty's ship Hainkr, horn a cruise. The ships Alerandir Linde, Capt. Bannerman ; and the tilz ibet/, Brown, from Jamaica, are arrived at Liverpool ; they sailed on the 14th Aril. The fleet for Great Britain, &c. was to sail from the place of rendesvous on the 10th of May. The Packet was to sill on the 27th April. RAMSCATI. JUNE 7. This morning a considerable number of trans ports (upwards of 40 sail) of varions descriptions, came into Ramsgate harbour. They are chiefly, if not wholly, fitted to receive cavalry, ani a part of the German Leg on is expected here immediately to embark. There are also arrived in the Downs great many transports, some of them, it is said. are from Ireland. having on board some of the German Legion expelled from thence. IHELFINRSC, JUNEG. Sailed the t sloop of war, %sith tDe trade fJr Tooningen.—Wind S.E. 111141.. JUNE 7. Sailed the t'+ipDirele•f.ld, Dunbar, for Sul insm. Arrived and sailed for the River, dr aftkentoree, M'Kendrick, from St. Domingo, and the Ben Lamand, Young, from Demerara. Came down from the Note, the IValter, &atria ; Elisalesh. Chaim:nor ; and several other transports. • Arrived His Majesty's ships Mayorte, /Advent. 'and several others, from a cruise ; Seagull And Wrangler, from Coi k, with 32 sail of transports, under convoy, having on board 5000 of the King's German Legior, and several Staff Officers. novas, Just 7. On Friday, a person from Antwerp. was landed here, out of an Amer lean ship, but know no para. cnlar news. One of their men of war, a 74, has been lately launched, and got down to Flush log, which seems to be the place derained foe the Flush go rendezvous of those ships.building there. A cartel, with Dutch prisoners.on board, from the West Indies a passed this plac.! ; likewise two Danes, East Indiamen, homeward bound, which tools in pilots here ; and, last night. several trans ports, from the westward, having ors board some of the German troops. Came in the Edward, of Dover, Court, with Deals, kc. from Norway, for Dover. Notwithstanding the accounts received by the Pa pers of the fall of - Dantzie, we still think it doubtful, as a circumstance of that kind would, we think, have been announced to us, by this time, through another channel, viz. the mouth of the cannon ; as our neighbours are seldom sparing of powder on such occasions, and the wind has lately been favour. able to have beard it had it happened. THE MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, Suss S. --- , Wheat is arrived this day rather in icaort supply, and early in the day 4eles were effvtled at the advance ef about ev. and Si. per yuarier, but afterwards closed heAviiy. Sado , in short supply, and rather hither. Malt and Brans continue with small variation. Neveral cargoes of Foreign Oats are arrived, but the few prime samples of our own growth are dearer i and terms of Flour are nearly as last week. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Whear 1 os. Bk. 76a. Beans (01d).... 41I• Os. Od. ' Fine do Sae.. Hs 04 I T:rk Beam (do )34.. 40.. Od. Rye 50 41s. 04. Oats ..445. 16.• 311 a. Barley Sts. 375. Od. Piilaritts 'ssi se. 0 , .. m ..,t ....Oft. 07% id. Rape Seel. VI. 311 R. Whyte Peat.... 10. Its. 0.1. Fine Flour •tills. 655. Lis. Grey Pees 40. 40. Od. Saco ; • ..... • ...33 40. On. PILICK or HOPS. BAGS. roegoos. Kest 51 Ss so 61 141 s Ross .SI Ito to 71 76 50050 x.... .51 Os to 61 16. Smoot SI 10s to 61 64 fi x ,,.... bi Os se Si iv. ru.kam...tui 10. tnitrhh YAWLS VP HAY AND STRAW. sATuaedir. St salsas% • g l i/SC*4/04. Nay ....SI 58 aallb 04 I Hay 41 4. as' .12s 0udw.....10 14* a 31 3. Od Ncw i.,l —4 • fol OS I Ch/ et 5l 3 4 a 61 64 1 Svar .vl IVs a 31 ea smtrHilLto HAY MARKET. Hay SI. 011. Ud to 61. et. 0,1. Stow Cl..ver ------- SMITIIFIELD.-M , Jung B. Ts sink the odst--per stems of 111 b. Mel 44 4d to 51 4d I Veil 4% 84 to 31 44 Mom „O. 44 to Ss 44 1 Poik 45 841 Iv Ss 64 Lamb bs W. to 6% $4. NIA° 0/ C•TTLS TNIS DAT: Sessts, abet* 4700 —Sheep sod Lambs, 16,000. NEWUATE. AND LEADENNALL MAkii.li.TS. By the Canoe. SW Is 41 to 4s 44 Viet el 111 to di Od Mottos...et uo to 44 Sd I Petk..•• et Sd to Si 44 Lamb 4s. 4d. to 6444. RAW HIDES. lest Heifers and Steers, per stone, 21. 24 to Its. 4d mi* MoMi Ordinary Market Calf —12 s. 6d. each English Horse Lamb Skins ....•.. 9t. N. to 34. 04 Sileatinigs Os. 94. to et. ed • PRICE OF LEATHER. Enna, 50 to 561 b. each. !!4 to CIO Ditto, 00 to 6316 each 34 , 1 to 15n Marcbants Racks ' ...1 to 114 Dressing Holm.. l7' to 1101 Fins Ctech Hides 19', to 111 d ~.; Crop Hides 35 to 401 b. per Dozen 19., to 124 Dittn 4 1 , to 501 b 174 to 19; L Calf Skint, 30 to 401 b.... trt;4 to 420 Ditto, 00 to 701 b... Ital to 444 - Ditto, 70 to 1001 b. :Ail to £7d Small Stalls (Gest nlat.d) 424 to 052 Latr ditto too, tt. 160 s pez dot. Tanned Home Hides lll2 to 4.10.1 per lb COAL.MARKET, Jt.xd 9. Ships at Mark... 2. Sold. Pnee. ..No•weactlo 1 421 04. a —1 04 I ..:uctamland 'I 2J. W. a - - e 9d FROSI SATIIRD 11' MONT'S G 114BILTNEBSIIIPS I)I3SOLVED. John \loom, of Matirhe,ter, in the county of ...r, and Thomas!With, of With-4., -et, in the cosity of Moisas Altars, cliesserfactors. June 1, 1807. Miry Powell and Cuthbert fair, of Liverpool, Inokers. Kw 20, 1807. Joseph Boughey, Moos Brut, Susannah Brest , sod Chi,. lotte Brent, or lishop.,t.tr.str.et, London. Morelli., 18.?. Jonathan Wilma and J•itepti tiOltoll. of laafickftto ,, , to do county of Manchester, ootion-manufsdursts. May 30,1 1 107. F,,,,,,•ett, and John Bott, taltomatiallyeece-bror kers, No SJu, Hugh Holborn. May 23,1807. John Irving and John Tationa, of Latecartrer„ Id ib• ommor of Lansainer, wine and thine...merchants. Mar 29, 18117. John Minter, late of 11)e, in the count?' or Uses, b u t now of Itarrkltbrat, iii the county of Kent, and ..17.mei s mith, of Cadtionntgli, near Rio, contrnon.catrier. from Rye to ton. don. July I, teCt:. Jahns Punderion, of Northallertnn, in the county of y„•k, mercer and draper, and William Johnson the younv.r, Bromtnn, in the said county, weaver, as linen nt.oufnuoreot. May 2S 1807. James Nixon and John Draper, pattern-drawers and phut. totters Dar 31, 1806. Thomas IVit.ie and William Godfrey, of Wintortatt, in the county of Lincnln, grocers arid drapers. May 13, !K . ?. Satiric! Jicksoii and William Gent, of Cong'eton, .0 the county of Chester, silk throwsters May 2k, lkO7. Edward Woodcock and Cuthbert Wondeock, lit . street, herniontisey, Surrey, tatlUelS sad Spattlth iltetNICS. April 24, IfilU/• James Butler end Charles tither, of fist Retforlf, la tIM county of Nottingham, gun-makers. May 7, 1807. Sancho% Soweto •ul Samuel Oneldwin, of Brelskaest, city of Lontion, , ttarc4towtenten. May 26, ISO?. Wi lies Ucard, Wi.harn Prico, .nd Lancelot Haag% of Johowtoet, Amnia taitiare, Lot, , htn, ship and messiend lookers. May 80, 1807. Jolla Wright end vi , ti!lm 01 , 14 late of Chm*l.74•BBi but now of hew tkidgc-At eat, Lunde% atterrneys end swelters. May 11, 1807. Henry Jacks'in and James Jacksoo, of the -*wily of Suffolk. Jon, 3, 18.7. Alexander Cuthbore, Thomas Brooke, rid Gouge Roblin Ciatisbert. May 119,11E.7. Jnieoh RNh.trti and Thom:* Kay, of the toe* of tioning• ham,: ice ornaoufacturers. May 1. 1907. John Wyllsh,:w aad 'fhomae lieu, of MazirheNezr, hi the county of LAneatter, boot and el,n ...makers. Mel 9,1347 George H ~wood end John Leouard, of the t.vria of Kinp stow opus-Hull, grocer* and tea Dealers. Feb 1, 1887. Eliza:yeah and Maria Hemel', of the city of Norris,, linen and dress-make*. March In, tila. R. M. Asbury and Samuel Gondar, of 1711gao, pl:ters. Dee. $3, 11378. DIViDEK US. June 30. Needles Clusabevlrnicof Fleetestreet, in the cit, cf London, druggist, it Lai, at Guitdhdl, London July I. Theodora Green, of Wear,', in that ran of •'n p a rish of M ir r:kkaren. which hes its the ersunry of Saha,. endow and tallow chuniter„ at ehrvati, at the dui. of John Gotha, Masan by the !tame of th• Eierliar,tsid Ca.°e Ina. in Newport, In the raid count) of Juno 27. Chattel Tfircloil,, of Iltairca Inn, ffelbotn, is Oa city of London, moilys -scrivener, air one, at Guildhall. June 30. Edward Manton. aorr or late of Uatieetcr, ht r.,1 county of Stafford, wok-coats, 0.,:0f and chapman, twelve, at the Three Slasollii T ta, in the said county. June 30. John Blunt and Robert Scats., of thrr change, 'London, coal•fadors and co-partners, at ten, at Guildhall. June 30. Matthias Pearce, of Blackman.street, Sorithwits, in the county of Surrey. ebee•einuri(err, et tenr 4 Gig* Jong S). Abraham Wood, now a P , ouster is the • Bench Prison, but late of Scotland , Yard, Whitehall, in the comity of Middler.eir, vielualler, dealer and chairman, as ten, at Guildhall. London. June U. George Dena , rt. of Gray's.innlane, in the gegidt of St. Pancras, in the county of Middlesex, awaking's', dealer and chapman s at tcu at Guildhall, London. June SO. Geergs Mast and John Mouat, of Little Caner. lane, Doctuse-Coremerrs, in the city of Landitn, mildp sale grucen, dealers and chairmen, at ten, at Guildhall. June Y 7. William Wicks, late of Middlorrew, Holborn, la the citv of London, tiaberdießter, dealer and chapthan, at ten, nt Lendoeti.' June 30. John Somerville, of -Chancery Ides, Lead's inuet.maker, dealer and chapman, at one, at Guildhall. July 4. William Youngtiushand, of Colchester, in the county of Essex. draver, dealer and clitpmea, at twelve, at Landon: June 27. Bartholonirrw Fax, hire a , Gough square in the city of Landoll, merchant, dearer and chapman, at hese, at Guildhall, London. Jaly.is. Geonhe Deseret!, of Redlio•rrn, in the county of llortford, straw-hat inanufaaurer, dealer and chirpnian, one, at Guildhall, London. Jullf 21. Thomas Tlieobald, late of Onfordatrett, in the comity of Middleaex, nos et, at ten, at Guildhall, L,ondeei. Jose 29. William Leighton of dna town and county of Saw eattleaupon Tyne, inn:keeper, st eleven, at the Turk's Heal Inn s in the town of Newcastle-upon Tyne. Junis 27. William Devaney, of Fleet-street, in the city • Lundan, jeweller, dealer Anil chariots, at twelve, at Guild hall, London. July 7. 1V illiam Edwards, of Little Newport-street, Ire ceder-square, in the county of Nliddlecei, toy man, drald awl chapman, at tee, at Guildhall, London. June Henry liarwo.kll.rrntd Iloft.neyer, the town and clarity of Newcastle upon , a yne, in erewdll at eleven, it Minas GatTee-haute, at Newcastle aforrs.o. July 11. Henry Shepard late of Cambridge m the cedef of ENirnbridge, wine and . liquor toserchatit, ;safer and OW man, at one, at Guildnall, Landon. Jose 20. Thomas Madden, of Page's Walk, in the parish St. Mary Magdalen, Bermendiey, in the county 14 Surrey victualler, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, Load July I. John Sharpie', of Walton-in-le-Dale, In the cou.Sl uf Lancaster, cotton-manufacturer, at eleven, at the lid. of James Macneill, the Sign of the Golden recta, i Preston, in the county of Lancaster. July I. Thomas Ellis, of Preston, In the county of I...nrater , tronmoager,at eleven, at the Golden Fleece, Pre4on one 't 9. Charles Green Prichard an d Sarah Tipper, h'r Chirp-nhani, in the comity of Wits, victuallers and do ere, at eleven, at the house of Thomas Arnold, known its t, sign of the White kiwi, in Chsppenhasi, of Wilts. ----- PRICE OY STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. Reduced ...... .... OM 4 per Cent.., 5 ........... . . sill Lung AiiiiisWpi , - Oa t 546 Imperial 3 psi Cent, el a g Iriski 5 pit COIL • amnesia, t.......... , • • • iii India Bertils. S 4 50 10 " . E nglish quer Bills le S. Pf•!• E Lottery Tickets ............ 194. to.- Consols for T. RISK, Serele:Broker, No. 4, Combat. and 11, ksting•enso• ••t - DEATHS. On Fri by @toting tot, at R.egteawade., on his joullo Lo,loti, Joseph Ben,antin SmttA, Esqof ticivirit•tio Trent, a Solicitor of very coludersble proftice. On Sunday afternoon. Mn.e Marto : I his arevabie se! had long heen In a decline, which lately increa sdlsed taloau no as to 'occlude all hope of recovery. •Her rsua well known to the public, and alma wan always sattiou to . charg.• lice duty. She was • very afeetinstate mother, was much respelled an private life. _ HIGH WATS'. THIS DA Y . AT WHIT 14 100 0 M0ra....11144i5. miter 4 ..in... , "•'''''' - '' .... " ""---------------_—.— LONDONrPrintoa be G. DAVIDSON. No. 17, C.. 64 court, Sour•stseet, Cusent-ganlen, Church,bshog It I 0 0 h CO. No IS, Sick of St. Ctenieu Stow]. W STUCK, of No. 7, New Belton-sheet, Lou(•Aa Orden, 3re for this Pspor, sent to Use Office, (POI legit IA riots attended to. r -Tirrg N_*MR/ Nor TH O N FRI Lord Ottle , o tarter) ; Sir nortolli Ley Claion, Mr. 1 l'ope; I Siktons t _ le the Collt ?lose, puyll rs 4 ♦fte Tha Charm Digouns, Mt Mr. liarlowi it RS. Ili her want MUNDAY, SERIOUS II A muse vents, cliemente. ficket4 try' It /1 1 HE l• Cati.e, A NCHOR ' 1 3th, t County c Totkets to .Street; attttl fO. f!. each To THE I Gawri.c VOLJ sad I t faehio sow. baldly say, ha bays Veleta to the ire,y log rerovkal, 1 ho welt hlgher I wahvidttt .tit DA de,tri t 1 vetrabla 4114 conFdenre to boAha; twat inc. wi,ich amply jastihi trilasph, It meaty, who. g :ele and a It A, short stal poblic views hsta aoother to those, who meal , trei whj, lam sore Hui as additiowal I' retnairp I heat, fig all I It. i hope I yoo have prom dolibt • vim him to you. 'fet. Ira QUMME 6,1 TWEN 14th ofJaly, i 1 I .... 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