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:-..., WALLA rvT.4c;rtOk. EARBADOES. NAWCiI 19. " The Windsor Castle packet, Captain Sutton, ar s* d here from Falmouth a few days since, in 29 days; she would have been here sooner, had she not fallen in with a large French privateer brig to wind ward, carrying 20 bun 5, twelves and nines, and 175 men ; she caine down under the packet's lev-lsow, when she tacked Lhip, with Spanish colours • keit soon after hoisted French, and fired a broadside. • The packet continued her course, making rise of her small arms only, as she could not get any of her great . guns to bear on the privateer. She then tailed ttp close tinder the Windsor earde's quarter, end twice attempted to board, but was repulsed with 'Cie loss of several of her crew; at length the packet s kad the good fortune to get two of her guns, with round and cannister, to bear on the brig, and car ried away her bowsprit and main-topmast, when she dropped a-stern to repair her damage, which must have been great. The defence of the Packet is here woken of in the highest terms, as she carried only eight gems, and 'had on hoard only thirty-two people, including three passengers ; her loss is not great, considering that she maintait,e,' a running fight of fors hours continuance. One of her men was kill ed, and three passengers and six seamen were Wounded. Great praise is due to Captain Sutton and the Master, for their very gallant conduit, while in the presence of the enemy ; and tbe animating condesa of the passengers cannot be spoken of too highly. It is with pleasure I can say, that the wounded are all is a fait as ay, and will doubtless be well again in a few days. The merchants here have Voted a piece of plate, of 150 guineas value, to Cap• gain Smon, fur his gallant defence of the mails given into bis charge; and it is to be hoped, that Govern- Ment will not let this meritorious aftion pass unre warded. " Names of the passengers wounded :—J. Gra ham, a ball through the cheek ; M. Franklin, fleshy part of the thigh, with musquctry ; G. Ledeatt, calf of the ieg." KIAG'S BIRTH-Ddr. IDINIURGII, !UNE 6. The celebration of His Majesty's birth-day, on Tuesday, was attended with the usual demonstra tions of loyalty in Edinburgh and Leith. noon, a royal salute was fired from the Castle, the Battery at Leith, and the ships in the Roads. A military parade, similar to what took place last birth-day, commenced about nue o'clock. The troops were drawn up in Queen-street and Prince's-street, and proceding westward, entered George-street by elearlottc-vilare, in the foll, wing order :-7th Dragoons--Royal Artillery, with the Galloway Militia attached—the 27th Regitneut—the Argyle shire, Aberdeenshire, and In vernessshire Militia—the different corps of Edinburgh and Leith Volunteers— the Royal Mid Lothian Volunteer Cavalry. The procession closed with the London, Aberdeen, and Glasgow Mail Coaches, each drawn by four horses, the coachmen and guards in new scarlet uniforms. and the tops of the coaches decorated with flags and flowers in the shape of crowns. The troops marched down George-street in slow time. saluting as they passed the Commander in Chief, who was stationed with his Staff at the head of South Frederick-street. The spacious and elegant streets, so finely adapted for a speetacle of this kind, together with the fine ness of the day, gave it the fullest effsiet. The troops t%en proceeded to Leith Valk, where the ar tillery fired a royal salute and the infantry three vol. lies, as direCted in general orders. In the evening an elegar.t entertainment was given as usual by the Magistrates in the F ettliament I louse, where the health of the day, and other appropriate toasts were drank. Earl Moira. attended by his Staff, was present, and when his health was given, he addressed the meeting in a short speech, congra tulating them on the spirit and unanimity which pervaded the country ; so much so indeed, that the thr :awned invasion of the enemy, so far from being dreaded, was rather to be wished for ; fur there could not he a doubt that the result would he glorious to Scotland. He concluded with giving the following toast:— May that man never enjnv the land of cakes, vrly) i> not walsag to shed his bin d in .lel , •ncv of it. The Duke of Ruccletigh and the Lord Justice Clerk, when their healths were given, also addressed the meeting. There was an Assembly as usual in the rooms in George-street. -- - - - A regular exchange of pritoncrs of war is to be adopted immediately between this country and Spain, f‘,r which purpose cartels are to be established. The arTointment of Capt. PA•ur, as agent for prisoners nt war in France, is done away, in con , equence of the refusal of Boa AP ART g to grant the necessary passppoorts. The Ch:no, BUTTLIISWORTII, front Batavia, for Philadelphia, is lost in the Delaware, part of the cargo saved. EXTRACT Of A LITTIII FROM AN Of TITER ON BOARD THE faLICAN, SIR J. CRAIG ' S SQUADRON, DATED fllOll THE RiVill TAGUS, MAY 7, 1805. 44 We left Portsmouth on the 19th of April ; and on the 23th met off Cape Finisterre, the Orpheus frigate, with news that the Toulon and Cadiz squa drons had joined, and obliged Sir J. Orde to give up the blockade of Cadiz. On the 29th we passed Oporto, and sent in the merchantmen bound for that port. On the sth of May made the rock of Lisbon, and having further intelligence of the strength of the Combined Squadrons, determined to put into the Tagus. A tran , .port, the Erris, which had parted company in the Bay of Biscay, was at tacked by a Spanish privateer, who, on seeing the troops (a part of the 11th} sheered off. Our Ad miral dispatched a Lieutenant to Lisbon to demand admittance into the harbour, and determined in case of refusal to force a passage. Yesterday the Lieutenant returned, and this day the whole fleet transport and a vifteallrr excepted) entered the river and moored opposite Belem castle. The ac counts we have of the combined squadrons state frigates, and a number re in Cadiz on the 221 .gs and a broad pendant of our destination, but until something certain that of the combined them at 21 sail of tb::, line, of small vessels : they s ye tilt. with two Admiral's H.,/ fiyil .7, We know nothing ••• •• h emain here • frt r 'ln 4. •tespeding EORTSMOUTN, JUNE 9. Arrived the'CrroleasTrigate, from Lisbon; and the R'aelotrk prit'ateer, of this port, from a cruise. Sailed the Champion frigate on a cruise. The Yine Duchess of Gordon, Tigrtsv, and Com Indiamen, which have been lying some time at the Motherbank, will not proceed on their voyage, till the nine ships which are in the River, arrive here. Two ships for Botany Bay, with a considerable number of convirlis, will also sail with this fleet. A party. consisting of two subaltern officers, and 50 non-commissioned officers and privates of the Bth Royal Veteran Battalion, are to embark, as a guard to them. The Mak:Aar, of 54 guns, Captain Hall, is appointed to convoy the fleet. The Rainmable, of 61 guns, Captain Hunt, is ordered here to be fitted for foreign service. The Jamaica frigate, Captain Dick, is also fitted for a foreign station. EALMOUTif, JUNE 7. _ Arrived the Canaria'', Roberts, from Liverpool, with salt; the American ship &ray, M'Ashby, from the River, and proceeded for Baltimore ; FOLrly, Trenery, from London, with bale goods, &c. Sailed the Manske armed-ship, Captain Hill, with a fleet of coasters for the Downs, under con voy; Wiliam and Ann, Stevens, for Plymouth; Maria Froaciseo,' Tenker, from ditto ; Goodson, Blackmore, for Swansea ; Lord Nason privateer, on a cruise Passed by the Lady Warms armed-ship to the Westward: PLYMOUTH, JUNI 8. Came in La S.,pb;o French schooner, tr‘m Bout deaux, captured by the Hara cutter ; the Frederd, Backer, from Bourdeaux, detained by the Naind frigate; Slat Berlin, Preivos ; and the "'ono Con rad, Johannet, from Bourdeaux; all detained by the Lord Nelsen privateer of this port. Arrived the Resolett;on, Norburgh, from Norway ; Calpoys and Dial:etch sloops of war, from a cruise. PLYMOUTH DOCK, JUNI 6. Anired the Favourite sloop, and the Alonrhcron brig, with dispatches ; nothing new transpired. The Goliah came up Ow Hamoace. from Caw. sand Bay. The Brilliant frigate came into the Sound; made signal fur a convos - , and sailed again. Arrived the Nemesia, Ditfroch, Phonir, Caroline, Harlequin hired ship, and the Batista and Concord tenders, with pressed men. Came in the Safeguard gun-brig, and the W a it. Sailed the Charlotte to the Westward. His Majesty's ship Captain was commissioned to day; Captain Stephens is appointed to her. Captain Lawford, of the Potyphelliiis, is apv'nted to the Andaciow, which will be commissioned in a 'few days. Lieutenant Mason is appointed to the Burnet sloop, as a sort of guardship at Scilly. The Thwarter, Captain Lechmere, is now com. pletely fitted and manned ; she was paid on Mon day, previous to her joining Admiral Gardner, tiff Brest. DEAL, JUNII 9. Sailed, the !Llaletbar man of war to the wer,!se ird, and Pim:ration, Breton, for the South Seas.—Winst S. w. Arrived, several gu n brigs, from off the French coast; Brit i sseua and Rewnze men of war, from Sheerness, and remain in the Downs with the rest of the ships as per last. MARAZION, JUNE 7. Arrived, the Norway vessel, Three Brothers, Gel t Bull, master; French schooner, Lo Sophie, prize t the Adrian cutter, Lieut. Batt, laden with barley , taken near Brest ; also brig Creon, of Dartmcny taken on the I ith of May, by two Spanish schoon ers, WO leagues west of Cape Clear, bound to New • foundland, - laden with provisions, And retaken the 23d nn the coast of Spain, by the Phenix and 'roans end Jersey privateers, and put into the Mount, hav ing carried away the head of her top-mast. SALA the traton, Trick, few Swansea : Three Brothers, Gat Bull, for Norway ; and La Sophia, fur Plymouth. FROM LLOYDS LIST. Ce traits: re, Jura 9.—Pab:ed by, the Robert and Sarah, 'Teesdale, from Limer.ek ; Persersnanee, Walker, bunt Dublo; Struck; Vrorr Catharine; Lucken, and the Junge Peter, Charles, from Charente; Jonge Carlos, from Winuere; Four Brothers, Winter; fiaanah, hereon ; and the Basseterre, Fatley, from Norway —.Sa,led, the King George, 'Burner; and the P , ince of Wales, Harwell, for I I udsoiii Bay; !lunette, Best, fur R eveil ; Rreoletion, Frazer: Ceetha, t.rdlers; and the Jonge elms, Marmot, for Ton n ingen. TFTE M.IRICETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, Motif,Air, JUNI 10. The Market to-day has not many fresh arrivals coastwise, but much remaining on hanJ ; mostly of ordinary, dull bale and at lower pricer, but some few samples of very fine at nuns than we quote. Barley aud Malt at hale variation ; fine of th✓ former iv rather scarce. Peat, with Beans of each kind, obtain higher price, about 2s. per Quaarter. Although we have tolerably good supplies of Oats, the demand causes r••ady sale, and the prices to be maintained. Flour in plenty, and teats at link: fluanation cuRRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat.. .144 6R.. 66i. I Bean. 46.. 52. OA. Flue du .B7a. 904 0I Tick Reanq .....40, 46.. o'. Rye... 464 50.. 04. Oats 24g. 25s 51s. Od. Barley Malt 66s 72. 0I Rape 5eed...... MO. 00:. 00. White r(119 434..'10. Od Vine Flour .... 75... 114..0d. Grey Peas 41s. 46.6 Od. 640.11111. .65 Ms, I. RETURN OF Including only front tho 27th agreeably tot d. 20 Quarters at 102 I 193 at 100 43 - at 99 14 - at 96 20 ----- at 97 1162 at 96 420 at 95 458 --. at 94 70 - at 93 $33 at fa 100 - at 21 871 - at 90 215 _ at 89 551 ---.. at 88 141 -- at 87 1067 -- at 86 129 - at 85 443 Quartets at Si 211 - at 63 99 --- at 63 Total 12,788 Quarte 8. 101. lower RETURN OF ELI From May 25, to Mai 31, from tile Cocker Office. Sacks. s d. Sacks. s. d. I Sacks s. I. 10.... 43 0 I 564.... 77 0 I 140.... 7'2 0 7.... 84 0 39.... 76 0 16.... 71 6 10863.... 130 0 513.... 75 0 10.... 70 0 20.... 79 6 10.... 74 6 5.... 64 0 310.... 79 0 75.... 74 0 20.... 66 0 414.... 78 0 10.... 73 01 16.... 64 0 And 7 Sacks at 63t. per sack. T0ta1—.12,849 Sacks —Average 795. 40. 0. Old. lower than last return. kir HOPS. SACS. POCKETS. Kent 41 is to 51 103 Kent 41 1./s to 61 Os Sussex"— .41 Is to 51 Os Sussex 41 lOs to 51 12s ►iwx H is to 51 is ►arnham.....7l Os to 81 Os Old Duty Lod at 80,11001. PRICE PRICES OF lINY ►ATUU $T SAMls's. flay ...SI as a SI 54 %rm. 01 Os a 01 Os k10ver......01 Os a 01 Os SRAM 21 6. a 21 17. SMITHFIELD, MONYAT, Jobs 10. Tu sink the Offal—pet Stone of 811. Beef 41 thl to 5. &11 Veal .ss 4 , 1 to Gs Od Mutton.... 41 Od to 5s Od I P0rk....... 4s Od to 5s 04 Lamb ss. 04. to 6s. 4d. Head of Cattle this Day, &ass% about I,7oo—Nheep and Lambs, 9.`,00. NEWGATE AND LEAI MARIATS. CaraM. Br the Seel le set. 4s eel I Motten 31 8.1 to 4: 4i Lath% Vial ' Ss 81 v. 5s Port 4s 0.1 0.1 .3d. to Ss. Id. ANRIVtD. In Standgate Creek-m The Cyrene, Baldry, from Mop. 4.,e. At Co late.--The Charles, Joaquin. from New York. At Lirerp Kea...The Leda,Williains. from New York ; Perchiall ; and the Barton, Chalmers. front Barbedoes ; Jane, limit, from Massachusetts ; Peter, Nichrilla ; and the E an, Stokes, from Savannah; Mary, Ceres, Benthy; Serpent, Wallis; Hope, Bulky; Marv, Painter; Tabor; Ti ur.ey, Coale Mercer'', ; Choice, Ce ments ; and the John, Wright, from Lisbon ; Horatio, Cros ; and tie Mary, Bushell, frem Demerara. At B-erhaven- - m; faragnd Redman, from Demerara. At Bristol—The Louisa, Bologne, from the coast of Spain At Drogheda—The Naiad, t yen ' ditto. At Dublin-The Fortune, Smith, horn Bourdeaux; and the Gabriel, toweling, from London. At Philadelnhia--The Loudon packet, Il'tio4lll, ditto ; and the South Caredna, Tibbs, from Liverpool. At New York—The lsworth, ditto. At Demerara—The gibe, Oliver,b onavan, ditto. At St. Lucie—General Hunter, Ma . aann, ditto. At Itubadoes--The Inlain, Keller, data ; Mary, Tar, M.Phersan; Mary aid Suatanah, Clark; Dutiteogth, Martin, and the roan from Lundf,n. - . . At Gp‘natta—The Grenville Ray, dittn At St. kilt's—The Nelson, Mann, slaps. At Pensacola—The Anacreon, Fletcher, ditto. A child fell into a pond of water in a brick field at Bristul, on Tuesday last; the mother of the child seeing the accident ran to save it, but without sue- C_ss; the father came to the spot, plunged in, and, dreadful to relate, they all dame perished. Mrs. Wax Kitts, of Radclia.l,ol, near Brisvd, had a large evening party on "I hursday, and ap peared in more than accustomed health aad spirits, but while receiving some of her guests, she sank down and expired. Miu Mites, of the same ne:gh bourhootf, and under circumstances equally aweful, died on the Monday ; and, on Tuesday, while Mrs. I R ELA ND, also of Bristol, way driving her daughter, Mrs. CLAY, in an open carriage, she was thrown out and killed; Mrs. CLAY was not materially hurt. PRICE OF St. Jam”a's Market 34 10r1 CNN Market Whitecheirel Market 9.1 ht Stun. of Sib. 11• Sd A ("rage Price... as gad YfilowS Prier of Caol - o,„ per dnz. 4.701/145E OF EXCH. •tr , igturiarrt 3 2 L 7.1 Ditto At S.ght 37 7 R...t.stutant 35 7 21111. I Altona ..... 3) 8 IW. Parts 1 thy% d 111 , 16_ __ INGE, FslY•f, Jubot 7. G•Aw 44 Venice •)91 Lisbon 60/ Oporto 61 Dubbe 12} I),tio s. , uracaut Cain Data Nfadnd ...., ill paper Data Il i effect. Ildboa L•gnOtr 5O Naples D.ltslin nn London (don fle'req nil London (3ul Btltan on Dublin (OW •trtime. 4. 1 d Portugal Gold in Cot■ and Kars per os 4 0 0 Doubloons . ..... 0 0 (1 New Callers Silver in Rare New Loun each 0 0 Agio on tile Rank of Holland 5 per Cent e 9) Its II) .4) 1) 3i 61 days. • • • • • BIM. Limey, the ra.4 . 4 Lieut.. Col. Pigott, of the - Witt IL L giment, of a soil. MARRIAGES. Lately, at Newrv, Charles Come Blayney, Esq to W u j . E. Townley, second daughter of SansilehTowdldt Esq On Thursday last, in Carlisle, Mr. --- Lind . % of lei, ' to Mist Jane Dixon. On returning to W rea , a ttletaNhol; :irciilentliapperied, which dastird the hilarity at the or ev ,i,„,. Mr. Thomas Little, brother to the larnleerimm, wiferturpney fell off hurseba,k, a Idle beyond Scutby, and, pitching Arm his head, immediate') expin4l. DEATIIS Lately, at trillworth Castle, Shropshire, in the SOW year of his age, the Rev. Thomas Stanley, great uncle to the.{, .. , seta Sir Thomas Stanley, of Il• tttoll, hart. and neck to k r) Well. A very considerable lauded property in the courts of Cheater was bequeathed to him early tat life by hit gralfda Mr. Massey, of Poddington, in that county, which, from lig Olt motives, he iinmrdiately relinquished and Enid.; over r e his bother, the Lae Sir John Sta Bart His great eirorn and learning, his sincere piety and unaffected modesty, ho t sweet and amiable disposition towards every body, will make him long to be regretted by all his acquaintance, and parttw. lady by the family of Lullworth Cattle, in which he pass e d tIH last :32 years of lii. life. Lately, in her 21st year, amiable Is Aeneas allom:Jish e st e Miss Sarah Wet, daughter of Philip Wee, Esq. of /Inns', near Bristol. Lately, Mrs. Ireland, wife of James Ireland, Wigton, near Bristol, teas thruwn Puma a gig, at the horse taking fright, and died in two hours. Latelv, at Paiktow, much lamented, Mrs. Bawling:, r I of wiiiion,R aw li ngs, Bari late of that place, 3111 i nloth e: Thomas Rawlings, Esq. and the Rev. William ke.litlrs. Yesterilar moriii.‘g, at his house, in Wimpnle street, m in i. r.il Millbanke, aged 113; his death was awasioaed by a tall, going up stairs to bed on Sunday night. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON-RKII.RA Mnrn. 17 min. after l.—F.are 40 min. afro I. —ga SALES BY AUCTION. VALUARIB LIBRARY. By Mr. SQUIBB, By Order of the F.xeciiturs, on the Premises, at Colacy Ilatch, TO-AtOItROW, at Eleven o'Clock, THE well-chosen LIBRARY of very scarce and Valuable Books, in elegant bindisgs, Lae the property of JOHN PASLEY, Esq. deceased : among w hi c h are, Ceremonies et Costumes Religieuses, 6 vol. with very firm plates; Spanish Atlas, II vol ; Discours de 5.111611, 6 vol.; Raisin's If istigy of England, with plates by Floubracken, hi vols.; DOiroinaire de Moreri, II torn,-4 , 0_ ; two acts of the Eircycloptedia Britannica; Don Quixotte, in Ssanish, 9 tom.; Cook's Voyages with the plates in folio; Bruce's Travels; Parke's ditto ; Cal met's Works, &c. &c.--.1i1v0.; Annual Ret b : ter, from 1758 to 1791; Parliamentary register; Humes History, with Smollctt's Continsiation • Fielding's W or t s; Universal History ; Voltaire'. Works ; Bell's British Theatre, &c. Sm.; a set of curious drawings from the East Indies, seve ral Maps, Charts, stc &c. May be viewed till the Sale ; when Catalogues, at One Shilling each, to be returned to Purchasers, mar be had nu the Premises; at Garraway's Coffee-house; anal of Mr. Sisals at his Great Room, Saville-passage, Saville-row. VALUABLE EFFECTS AT tOLNEY HATCH, COM PRISING FURNITURE., PLATE, LINEN, CHINA, WINES, LIBRARY OF SCARCE SOUKS, A NEAP CHARIOT, HARE EX( OTICIO AND GREENHOUSE PLANTS, LIVE AND DE \ES STUCK, &c &c. Hy Mr SQUIBB, 13y Order of the Executors, on the Premises, nn THURSDAY NEXT, and Two following Days, at Eleven, TilE Genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, about 120 doyen of wine of airperla quality, about three hogshoails of sole, sideboard of plot-, excellent table and heel linen, fine old china, glass . ware, i wintings and prates, a tossed piano, by Longman and ilroderip, a neat yellow bodied chariot, with plated mouldings a light jockey cart, a useful cart-horse, a sere large and valuable collection of exofxs as l green-house plants, particularly some eneninsnoolv fine orange and lemon trees in full hearing, an e7!eellent milch c,ve mot calf, part of a rick of meadow hay, about a score of sheep tuld lambs, g ird-ii iinplements,and a great varlets' of other valuable effete+, the genuine property of J PASLEY, Esq. demo :A, at It:slate Residence at Caine, Hatch, on the verge of Eischltor Corn mein, abort eight miles from town. The effects m ty be viewed two days preceding the Sale, when Catalogues ' at It. each, to be returned to pritchaser-, may be had on thePr,trilses at Garraway's; and of Mr. Squibb, at his Great Room, Saville-passage, Saari 1.-row. By Mr. JAMES DENEW, At his Am!tirm Room, is Charles street, Berkeley square, ea THURSDAY NEXT, tire 13th init. aid following Days, at Twelve, '(SHE elegant and very Fashionable FURNI. 1 TORE, several magnificent plate pier glasses, mirrors, and cut luares, fir ieporcelaine, grand piano-forte, with the a '..4.li tional keys; brn.nes, biscuit groups, elo.lcs, and other valua ble effect., the Property of a Nobleman de,:ea:ed, arid sold by o der of the Executors. The furniture, which is in the lust possible conddion,icom prises c.stly drawing inure tutu of chintz cotton window curtains, with elegant draperies and enrich... 4 cornices, 18 chairs, sofas, Grecian couches., and chaise Inuages ; rose, satin wood, and mahogany writing, caul, Pem broke and drrs.isig table: mounted in Or Molu; bookcases, wardrobes and drawers, several principal four-post Itubleads, with hanrhome furniture, sad bedding, cellaret sideboard.i, extensive dining tables on pillars and claws, five feet six wok; breakfast and library ditto, parlour chairs, large Brussels, Persa, and Turkey carpet-, and kitchen requisites. To be viewed two days preceding the sale; catalogues ma) then be had at the Auction Room, in Charles street. GENUINE FURNITURE, PIANO FORTE, MANGLE, CIIAbIBER ORGAN, &c. By Mr. BATL.S, On the Premises, No. 17, Wimple street, Cavendish square, THIS and fallowing Day, at Twelve: rrHE FURNITURE, comprises four.prist, field. B. and other bedsteads, with furuit‘tre, prime hmJer .1 goose fr ither b ds, and bedding, 11141 drawing rustle sod of witulnw curtains, chairs, and sofa, mahogany card, Penn — broke, said dining tables, alttehoaril, Turkey, Brussels, and other carpets, pier, chimney, and dressing glace-r, wardrobes, le Tctaires, and chests of drawers, amangle, grand piano forte, 04.1111, and numeinus valuable etfects. To be viewed WI the sale. Catalognes had of Mr. Bases, No. 5, Welbeek.strect; end at h s Room:, 28, Orchard street, Tertmanoiguare. . BENEFICIAL LEASE AND FURN ITU RE, Nu. 38, MDR • TIMER-STREET, CAVENDISH-SQUARE, AND IM PROVED RENT OF THIRTEEN POUNDS PER ANNUM. By Mr. BATES, On the Premises, on FRIDAY NEXT, at Twelve &Clock in Lots, CONSISTING of an Improved RENT and Re n ekmal INTEREST in PREMISES, sititite on tl.s East ade of Well-street; comprising a coach house and stable, with 101 l over; held for a term of GI; years, from Midsummer, at a rent of 131 per innings ; now lett to a respedable tenant upon a repairing lease, which win expire at Lady-day 1118,8 2GI. per annum. Also the UNEXPIRED LEASE of a HOUSE, desiralr l l situated, Na. 3S, on the South side of Mortimer-street, con tiguous to Cavendish.square ; containing three rooms on a Boor, and suitable offices, in good repair, held (or Mae years waning ten days, from MAnitniner neat, at a low rent. At the same time will be sold the genuine FURNITURE; cconprbing mahogany four-post and other bedsteads, good they beds and bedding, drawiiig.rociin, parlour, and hrit-ovolt chairs, glasses, carpets, dining, dressing, card, anti Pembroke tables, kitchen requisites, and other effeßs. The Premises may be viewed, and the Fornitare, nue ritf prior to the sale; Particulos and Catalogues hail of Mr. Rates, 3, Welbzck street i and at bar Rooms, No. 28, Orchard street, Pittman square. . LONDON :..-Printed by GEtAllat DAVIDStIN, No. Wych itre-et, St. Clentenes, and publiched by JOSI R Y DER, at the (Ave, Ng. IS, Back of St. Ciernegt's Church, Straud, where t ).tera for tie Paper, Ike. (vers - Pon will be duly attended to. 6 X, The at 111 Lod Abeece rases Mr. tw. oc rtich time ;n 'Pratte had ne •of arh item to me prom% that, 41 hale al Ia this, dif It ment. tried, ti and an of this 1 11.7 y p n pririie tiplae (Of e LT IN MARK L' 4E, h of May to the Ist of June, the new Act. s. 4 146 at 81 689 --- at 80 17 at 79 470 at 78 273 at 77 532 at 7( at 75 341 -- at 74 410 --- at 73 711 at 72 6 765 at 72 20 at 71 98 ---at 70 486 at 68 84 ■t 66 42 --- at 65 462 -- at 64 11 at 63 202 -- at GO 245 at 47 —Asarage 80s 1114. than last Return. ' AND STRAW. IDAY. WHITLCHIr[I. hay 41 Os a 51 Os New 01 Os a 01 es Clover 4i 'Ps a 51 10s Straw 2l Os a 21 101 TALI.OW. Town Tallno. 661 ed Ruaaia (Can.).... 671 64 Rumna do. (So ) Erpi 0.1 Melting Stuff Os 1M ed Ditto rough .....9G; Graves Gond Dregs . ....... lOl ale 3, 4 64--.CUrd. 906. tls . d.—Mould., 12s. 04. RAW HIDES. hest Ileifers and Sttert:i CT ;10110. 34. 61 to Ss. 2d. 1611.!(1•tokt 3s. 2.1. to 3s. 4i. Ordot .. 29 10d. to 3s. 01. Market Calf l2s. Od. Enelnh Horse Sheep Skim; ...... ....... She...ohm's ....As. (4. to 0. 04. Lamh Skins Se. 04. to 3s. 04. PRICE. Or LE ‘THER. Butts, SO to Siilb. etch Ditto, GO to 651 b. each se +d to 2)4 Mere ants Hacks 221 to 2341 Dreg...big Hides.. 224 to 21d Vine C - ioth Hides 23d to 234 Crop Hides for cutting 221 to 231 Flat Ordinary 2l to 221 CAI( Skins, 30 to 401 b per Dozen :3Gd to ilOd Ditto, SO to 701 b... 15 , 1 to 394 Ditto, 70 to 1401 h. '',l4 to 324,- -. Small Seals (Groenland) 424 to 415e1 ) F Largo ditto 110 s to 140 s per dozen. Goat Skins ••••4 ro-t ditto Tanned Horse Hides 2js to 44s per Ilifie. PSICE OF STOCIPI. YESTEIMAY. Snot Coat Redonli••••• g 4 per Cent Long Annuities 16 13- i 6 Imperial 3 per Cent. .... . 671 Ditto Annuities 91-16 3-14 Oroniunt India Bonds ls Is. di.. Exchequer Bills pas 2.. prem. par. English Lottery Tickets .. 2Ol. sr. Con.ola far. 5 Ai T. PUSH, Stock-broker, No. 4, Cod Isl4l 9. Channg.crenr, or IRISH STOCKS—Duna 6. Bank Last, ♦ percent 7; Govettantent Debenture', 31 per cent GSj Ditto, 5 per cent