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had the advantage. No particulars were is latrou. It wan also reported that BONAPAKTC 1/11111 ouch indisposed vat Stritsburgh. • Cheat preparation - 0 were making at Flushing fur the reception of the King of Hol././01D, where he was expected to urrire on 'Saturday inst. Thy ob ject of his jou-Airy was to visit the fleet, which is c onsiderable, and completely prepared for sea.— Why do not Nlinisteni send Lord COCllltAtli; to vi eit this fleet ? The Casette of Saturday night contains the Or- Jet for the partial repeal of the Orders in Council, which bave produced so much discussion, and threatened to involve this country in war with Ametica. It will be seen on reference to it, that ou the north-vest Fide of the Continent, the in terdiction of commerce does not extend beyond the river Ems. Neutral*, therefore; may now mote to liambutgli, Cuxhaven, Tonningen, and other ports, in the North See ; they may also trade tti the Baltic, if the French and Russian Go vernients will penult them. On the southern side of the Continent, the interdiction of cominerce 14 Aiken off all the ports of Italy, as high up HI Othitello bn the western coast, and Pesaro on the r atter's side of that Peeinsula,—These include the kuenloas of Naples and the Pope's territories, and of course neutrals may trade to than ; List they are prohibited to tittle with the part of Italy north of thlrifella and P,esuro, called the kingdotu of Italy, ricluding the ports of Venice and Leghorn, against which, and all the ports of France and Holland, the Orders in Council reesii u in force. The Order assembling the Court Martial upon tl.e trial of Rtai-Admiral ELIAS has bran received at Portsmouth. Admiral Sir Rouen CU RV% the Commander-iii-Chief at the port, is appointed President. It was reported that the trial would coronic.ice this day, but tla: ru mour is not correct. Some of the witnesses had not arrived at Fortvinouth yeuterdey, and the day fur cerrimeiming the proceedings is not fixed.— The report that the Earl of ST. VIM( CNT was to Preside at the trial, thus appears to be without foundation. It probably originated in his Lord ship's expected arrival at Portsmouth, this week ; but he is going will the L.irt of NoantEsu, merely on a visit to the Iburourable Coiniaisvouer Gary. Rear-Admiral i A IVIT iv one of the heroes of Tra falgar; he bore a very conopicisous share in that glorious and ever-memorable action. A east of truce witted nn Fridsy f:om Dover for Cubit with dirputclics, rehitiog, it is siippu.ed by row, to an exchange of prisoners : though °them think it not at all improbable that the flag of trace may be the bearer of a dispatch from the Ameri can Ihtuister here, to the American Alinixter at h rola4Sars [gips -Sew Order ie Coined. On Friday the Dust of You trsusacted busl oads et the Commander in (Bens office in the Horse Guards. A Common Hall was held at Montgomery on the Ilth last, when Dr. dosics proposed resolutions, exptimire of the sorrow and indignation of the &needing', at the disclosures which the late investi gation had produced, and thanking Col. IVaante for the firmness and /Cal he had displayed ; which wire seconded by Mr. T. Jon xs—but every other' person present opposed the resolutions, and they consequently were negatived. Nineteen transports were destroyed, as fire-ships, in the lute attack in Basque Roads. Capt. WoOLDRID.E, who so heroically led in the Mediator, of Ai, us * tire ship, and broke the immense boom in Beattie Roads, is as well as can Ire expected, though very severely scorched. Capt. W. hei two Lieutenants, CLEalt NTS and PE Aa r., with the gunner, were the legit to leave the Media- I tor whet' they set her on tire, and were all blown, by the explusien, into the water, but were provi dentially picked up by the boats of the fleet, though much burnt. On the arrival of the French frigate Jason (cap tured by the Horatio) at Halifax, Sir Jowls Wall ies commissioned tier, and gave the.commaud to Capt. SMORTLAIID. of the Symirrid.—Lord J AMS. Tow:gismo:Li, of the Halifax sloop, is matte a post captain into the Squirrel; and Lieutenant Jorms is promoted to a commander, and appointed to the trusser. —The Admiralty have confirmed these ap pointments.. Lord JAYE% TOW %NM. ND lea tukca a valuable French schooner, off Bermuda, from thatdelour to Boerdeaux, laden with coffee, Scc. Copt. &MX KLAN Dis appointed to the Saturn. The Dake of York excise cutter, Capt. SAIMO of Southampton. has captured, and sea late Cowes. the French privateer Nelson, formerly vessel belonging to that port. The Duke of York captured her off the Needles, shortly alter she had taken a cols,-r. She mounts 4 guns, and has 32 mew on beard. The Victory man of war, besinng the Bag of Sir J &nu SAUNA 1117. si.iled from the Nor, on Friday. in company with the Minotaur and Owen Ckneitrg tr. Sir J•stv.s has the chief command in the Baltic. STOPIORD, with his division of the Roclifort fleet, was hourly expected at Ply mouth on Thursday.. The gallant Admiral is on the eve of a matrimonial alliance situ Miss FAN _ SNAiNI. daughter of Commissioner Fawns/mg, of that Dockyiiid. We understand that the prize corvette J ars, formerly the Revenant. of 44 guns, captured by • Hi, Ma.resTv'r ship Modrste, Captain in the Buy of Bengal, after a running tight of half an hour, has been taken into His Ilsiverv's service. and that (7aptain STOPFOIIIO Its. becu appointed to command her. The .}haleste lea the Master and two men iulltrl ; t h e loss on board the Jena was 13 men killed, and double that number wounded. It was supposed she was commanded by Captain Mot:4*Ru. es she was manned by the crew of the Sentillante. She had 24,000 dollars on board, taken o tof the Slealluao, and had mate three 4-4 4 -1145114161111 0.... . • WIMP ::511r7W • . "• . - tit4c e .. * 4 : -. -",,i77', . • ' ...... • 0 e"' o 55'. ~...... ~. . . p.amoNs FOR P4IIY. . --.........- Among the numbellsm and most beautiful articles of dress that have appeared tli.s Spring, the Cyther.a bat keeps the pre-etninenee. Chip . aud straw hats and hornets Sr. , also in great repute in the beer moade ; they are of a peculiar and elegant shape, ornamented chiefly with natural Soares and fruit, cherries, strawberries, grapes, &e. fte. White 'Atilt bonnets are still worn; bait figured silks are nearly esploiteil, eseeptiug in mantles and pelisses, which are alumni enicilly worn ; though we think mantles, from their vaad be. cumin:: shapes, will gain the preference. Ca ps aucli mbling terbium, and many direct TurLisb turbos., are warn; but the Cyrkereis cap, which is of au entire new furls% is certain:) , the mull admired. The Sicilian cap is also a great favourite in the fashionable world. White maths dresses are Mill most elegant fur full dress. Some culoars have made their appearance, such an pale blue, green, and buff. Paris nate, and other thin gauzes, over satin slips, with trimming to correspond, and try.wicatb mind the button, bale, a ri ry ample and pretty effect, fur the ball esennio. The hair still continue' to be di-eased much in the style of king Charles's beauties. • FASHIONS FOX MAY. Frunt".l.4 5 Ile .4,vod.he ; or Dell's CUM t and I,slstucabie Magazioe," for Oat forrecut tb WALIetNG, OR CARRIAOC tot-fiver. A fisecatishric round gown, with high collar, finished with needle-wink and scullopped lace ; a cue-respondent trimming round the bottom of the dress. A Spanish spencer of black or puce•eoluured velvet, edged with gold lace. A e r a , m ie G ai er wrap front of marble, orleopurd satin, with cutler the same as the spencer, edged also with gold lace. The Vigeniun helmet, or Patriotic bonnet, compueed of the same materials ; the helmet edged witb gold lace, and the crow• crossed with gold cord, terminating on one side with a Cone tassel. Hoop earrings of wrought gold ; ueek-lace of variegated amber ; diners, York -tan, and half•bouts of tstactifoared kid, laced with black curd. IVLNING, On erre. lIIRFIS A Spartan rub*, with demi-tram, of pale Meteor grey crape, worn our a white satin slip, ornamented round t►e bottom sod up the front avid hack main with gold ur silver lace ; tri angular front ,back and sleeves, formed of the lOW trimming, and termieadugod each shoulder a alb a topaz or gold broach; long sk ve of transparent set, orgold t ou, ,ia oblique strips'. Oriental at and Is/smelts, of topaz ur Irrtnig,ht p ld ; earrings and necklace e. sere. Spat tin cap, with Persi.eu chariest, composed of versed goes; an ostrich and heron's feather pieced towards one sae, and drooping over the Goat of the bead &vas. The haw is irregular curls oo the forehead, and cropped eloPe behind. A Carthage eraser. or scarf of double shot 'Speraish silk, suspended gratefully from one shoulder and crossing the skirt of the Acure behind, is con fined towards the fe .eot by the natural dgma:6on of the ad verse hawk This graceful appendage is edged oceasionally with full acolluped lace, a hmthug of silver, or a border of t am bour in happily contrasted shade. The boudoir, or toilet mirror, is iutenaled to display the tasteful egret of this cue tame on the adverse. frost of the h.ure. Leer Clasie&resies-f4ler, Aprf? toes. Notice is hereby given., that there will he a Drawing-room at St Joisees, v Thandtry the ash of Ni ay swat. Yesterday morning. His MAJESTY. Princesses Atoms, *otitis, etid MART, aCCOMPeltirti by Lady ALSINIA CUMBERLAND, Olitt GAlttll and (Use/tux, rode to St. (;eorges chn pel, and heard a aerosols preaches! by the fter. Dr. Cooxson. They afterwards returned to the Pa lace. Friday the Duke of GtotteltltTelt. the Princess SOPHIA of GtucchsTv.s. Earl EITetVILLI A 14, Lord MILTOV. their families. anal a great tyinAper of the nobility were admitted to see the exlsibitUits of &c. at Sonsentet-!louse, pre: tOUS to sts being nitentil for the public in general dna day. Couutesui Nst.sox's grand party. next ti'ellios slay, is expected to bc attended by all the Nobility in town. The Micheal' Dowager of RUTLAND returned, on F ridav, to her !swim-, in Saikrille-strect, and will soon enliven the la3 . l.'.unable world with *grand runt The Duke and Duchess of RUTLAND are ex pected, this week, at their house, iu Lower Grosve nor-street, from Belvmr-casste, for the seat am. Lord and Lady GRAY have retired to their seat at Ki&suns Castle, Scotland, where they arrived last week. Lient.-Geueral WEstvss is arrived in town from Scotland. Maclaine CALDARINI, and Madame MOUROTt Italian singer. arrived at Portsmouth, 'on Satyr. day,Trots Lis boa.—lt is said they have roger mem* at the %sera I louse. The Marchioness of S rrrr oats will give a splen did rout, on Friday, at her house iu Cleveland squarv, St. James's. The Carl of JERSEY left town, yesterday, for Newmarket. Her Ladyship is gone to (Meaty Park until h s Lordaltipi a return. Lord and Lady FoLEY are expected es Sunday from Newmarket, at their house iu Berkeley square, for the season. Mr. ‘VIIITIREAD gavel rand dinner yesterday. at his house in Dover-street, to the Earls of Essex and OssoaY. Lord Ascii. HAMILTON, Sir Jong blawroar, Sir 0. Mammas-, Mr. and Mrs. SEM. SUDAN, Mes-enrs Wevti.t., Pnirrte. Leaps. Davis, MACDONALD, sill Galata. Lord and Lady Sosskas gave • grand dinner yesterday, at their House in Csiveinlish-square, to Lord (holm; GRENVILLE, the Honourable Mr. LYTTLETON, Mr. Pole CAREW. Mr. an Mrs. MIDDLETON BIDOUt.r*,;Mr.W WAN, Hort, Mr. Lotus rove, and Mr. and Mr.. Cue.t.itesse. From the fineness of yesterday, 'limey open car ringes were exhibited again iu Hyde Park, which afforded a display of numberless drosses fruited to the season ; the seems was town enlivened by cheerful colours instead of the sombre cloth we have been ton long accustomed to. Miss But,- Luce's (of Pall-Mali) chip mid straw Grecian bon net appeared to claim an equal share of adioiration with her Cytherea hat, there being a great display of the r which had a most simple and beau ! Oral effect. I - T tabY SOMRRS A S 011 AND ROUT . . This Lady gave a splendid rent, on Friday night, at her elegaid house in Cavendidi-square.--s Her ladyship's spucioisa mansion - is admirably well adapted for the reception of a numerous company the it rand mite of apartments, which are seven in nuu&ber, forms an elegant range awl a most beau tiful promenade, the whole of them Iseing mown& coldly furnished, and lighted by venous **divine and modern lamps, which ware moat judiciously disposed. The grand ball-rdlko eisida)ed great elegance, from the rich gold cornices, crimson fur. niture, valuable cabinets, and tasteful gold-bur nished elliptic stands, siipporting new dlllllOllll cut- Klass drop reflectors, which cast u light ewial la the meridian sun. In the grand saloon a spacious table was lighted with silver branches bearing wax lights, and ornamented with temple., grottos, and fra grant flowers. It abounded with eiery kind of luxury that could be procured ; onwards of Mit hundred different sorts of cakes and sweetineats coil inhaled to the repast.. Lt this rvin the company resorted to partake of refreshments, consisting of tee, coffee, oranges, ices, creams, &c. &r. At len o'clock they began to assemble, and continued coining until two o'clock in the morning. It was past three before the house was cleared. There were upwards of suu Fashionable' present, amongst whom were— Ilia Royal Iligtmaess the Doke of Semen; the Dike orGleoreeter ; Prince tad Princes Camekienlitt Duke mid Undress De Castries ,• Marquis of fly ; Earls— Herdwicke, Limerick. Muuut Edgi untie, and Sunderland; CoeutesneemaLiarrick, Ilnidwirke, fieiton, Fortescue Miaboruegli, ilnislrery, Minefield, Barr)more, and Albemarle; Vicroutiteents-aLludley and Ward, Den cream', fielding, and faocuuberg ; Lords--. Archibald Ha milton Keith, ales Somerset, Scl"eri, Grantham, and heunikar ; Baton Woolf • Ladits-- stealer, Trigg, flishop, Grceville, St. John, Keith, AL Fordyce Harris, C. Lamb, Lemon, LiaeliwOod„R.Seynitier, Yorke, t!lpirlotlia Naha. Beikr, (Stelae. S. Hay, M. Parker, Scott, Banks, Deabe:rod King, Rouse, Laces, Fitzpatrick, Boston, Lam best, Folkeir, Morgan, Butler, Mirage. SUellrfl,iati pe llarouemea."-Itelmik and Howe; Ifkornee Ilesketh, Charted Brumley, Edmonetune, Mitred Click, -Join Laski wood Kiag, Climhe Talbot, John Stanley, and 'rhymes Trigg ; Colonels--Urou, Easters, Pringle, and Beller ; Messrs —(,moot, Jodi ell, carry, Hope, Cust,llraiard, But. Ire, Colt, Itobriris, Morgan, Jura Yortedipeocer Ntaubepo, Baker, Air, Cimespernosur, Lloyd, &Riot, Biabop, Friar, Kvbielonli and eteol . ..rd ; Mistresses—Carew, keaemunt, Hamlin, Vincent, Arian as, Solaro Cos, L.:7•Wert, limisiiitoo, Buliinaim, Smith, byte, Cuotto, Gordo*, 1V1111:1JUP, CUM!, alboit, Lee, .taste,Goilard, Broolosbank, Yorke, Shroud, Hudson, Pelham, Leerier, awl Chaplin; Careers, %%diem, Surteacee, %%Oldham, Jodrell, Percival, Griry, Mills, Chenspci airline, A. Stanhope, Yorke', Hope, Sefton", Barnet, Long, Baker Ilionimie, Lemon, Cockrell, O;enky, Leitun, Bo 'debar, Arklaro, Chetwood, Roost:Grua, Mellon, Grineetidle s lit. John's, and Gibbs,. Higiinces BALL AT BLENHEIM. On Thursday. the Duchess of MAtt.notnuatt pee a ball to the nobility anal gentry within a wide circle of Blenheim. Though from the inleanceil season of the year, and the iseeessArry bilmetice of malty &mites, there hat been A fuller attendance on I.ornter occasions, et the dance WAS kept op with great aninuition, and beveral curd pArties were formed. The company pod :trier twelve o'clock, aua of - amnion, and th Among many others, we noticed Countess of AHINGD.N, mid other brandies of that noble family; Lord Co taI.ES SP►acEt, and hi. youngeat son, Witutot SPEXCIRR, ; Adisoral and Airr. LK431111111111; Colonel, Mrs. end Ass Coss.; Mr. Morten, and the two Miss AlosTs as; .Jr. and aiwittss; 11r. Mrs. sod the Nlll4 L+.N rusk ; and a smoother of ladies and gentle wet, from the university and the Mr {COM. besides de: more isnmedtaft canoe. tiaras of the facnil).— The two eldest sons of Loud FiLticirSrancLa, win, mode their appearahee with Leidy Fartricts, rxeiled much Interest. and were unkrersaily ad. sawed. It is needless ••.1 im.s) that the attentions of .the Dot:ltem were uorettlitied. - - pistol at Ins fureheud---haviliv, as it iippoorrsl Gw the braios lseing seatbrieJ over Cie looking-glows, and the I,lnodsprinkled on the hooks lying on the table uinkr the aloft, and other cin:wastaners, to line quitted ins tire-siJe, and to have placed taus. sell in front of the glass, fur the greater ceitai •ty of fixing the pistol in the mast fatal part. Tha hall entered his forehead, and took • diagonal di rection, awl itis supposed to he lodged near hie back, as it never Cattle obi. Au inquest was taken the following day before Pearce Rogers, Erg. the Coroner.. and a most respectable jury, who, with out any hesitation, returned a verdict of 'snowy. LAW I I'ELLIG ENC E. COt'LtT OF 4,:IIANcLRY, Arms. sp. Considerable interest was excited in consequence of a report that the LORD CMANCILLI.OII intended t 4 pronounce 6i. decision in a cause where the 'Dukes of Sussex and Cambridge rranpposed to Lady A. Murray, who, it will be recollected, was married t• the Duke of Sussex some few years since at Home. At the request of Sir A. Ptunrr, Counsel f or the Royal Dukes, judgment was boot•ver delivered in a private rams, from which all persosis, but the parties, their Counsel and Solicitors, were exclud ed h his Lordship's express order. • We could not learn the particulais ; but tire chief question we understand to here been as to the custody of the children, the issue of the inarthige. The objet t, we hear, was to remove them from their ustitrer, who coetended that she had the right of custody, havm4 intinataitieil them for many yeas, mud under • irclimmtime,* of the greatest distress, wawa the Duke went abroad. We cannot say what ' the decision is, but we believe we may antici pate it, as Lady Augusta foliated the Chun• tenor from his rooms apparently much aqitsted, and was led sway by her brother, the presvat Eart of Dunmore. and some other of her noble friends. Her elder child, a son yi ars of ate, is sold to have petitioned the Chancellor in behalf of his mother, and to here expressed his unhawanese at the idea of being removed from a parent to whom be is so strongly attached. COURT OF KING'S BENCH. The Court was occupied the whole of the fore noon in justifying of bail.—At Iwo o'clock Lord ELLeWoonoceo held his second Sittings in Term at isi Primo, but the cases tried were all untie feuded actions. The Court of COLIBUOLI NMI wholly occu pied iu justifying of bail. James BE:ALLEY. Esq. Chief Clerk in the lino. Commissioner Gras - , who has been forty- tv o var. in his Majse?)". service, was Olt Sattirda) supet.n stuated on scot, a year. Owing to the great difEculq of getting nu n to complete the different Highlmed regiment., as they wear the ahelt, which is to bE dispensed with, is id in future they are to be clothed as English regi ments. !I . 1 . with great animation, and several curd parties were load ; closcr, tem 61. ova. to 71. tbs. ; sad Stra• (rum Iti • i •', '. ..‘ , y ••••• formed. The company sat down to supper soon 1" to at. i "' • after twelve o'clock, mud partook of ritzy delicacy SU/Cl/./P:. of the season, and the thoicest wines. Soou a:ter ..—....5a5...--- t „ t h ey b eitoo to slomitto, olio" which dot , toe On the 17th Lift. At Ins litAtibe %eat FAIIIINNItit .'. • dancing, vrtich had been resumed, Wail ( V iscon ti. IttelUrd no.zanq uet„ E ac t , ( the btill at the late 1.1• • Maid. '.i , l Bosuorpiet, Esq.) put u pc: iod to hie citadels r, • ; Among many others, we noticed the Earl and "I' M '"ivsm"v`l age' of 7 4 * by thsclisigil , g a b'eard 1. NSW ROUX'. HANOPIII44O:4Ia. Messrs. HARRISON. BARTLEKAII, and GREATO •ix's Last Subscription l'oni:ert this mason, took place ut the above Itootastiat Friday, and. was at tended by a most elegant and numerous assemblage of Nobility, among whom were— Her Royal Hvgloiess 'be Printers of Wales, their Royal Highnesses t►e Unites of Sasses sad Cambridge, Earls Fur tr►cse sad Darnley, Cuuntenats at Abcr ) ne and Daraley, 1-I,ltaa Matelta,llud•on, Helen Hall, Lloyd, Reggio, Miller, Brauckatup, Proctor, Rusk, Deanna...led Smith, and Lucas. THE ROYAL ACADEMY. ~_ Saturday the Royal Araillemiciume gare their annual dinner to their Patrons and the Amateurs of the Arts, but it was not upon so comsprAeasive a scale as heretofore, of course the company *as less nuisierutui. We will take an early opportunity to give an account of the toad prominent pieces.— Mr. L*waENGS is not a contributor this season.— Norman', SURE, HOPPNBa, Sir W. BESciIT, H. OW6N, Wit.Lis, &c. have all put forth their strength, and their present works are said to be worthy of the high reputation of these Artists. Grieving's a Folly continuri to lighten the hearts of the Drury-lane Company, and to prove its ster ling effects upon the Theatrical constitution. Great curiosity hoes been excited by ACKEIMAII's promise of a Poetical Magnziue for this mouth. We have no doubt that in its line it sill display on less exceHenre that the Repository of Arts by the same publisher. This month being the Fifth Number of that Work, and which does exhibit a rich variety of information in every department of Art, Literature, Science, and Fashion. From the iniperior manner, and splendid style in which it is executed, we are net sueprnwd that this publication ranks so high in the eitimatian of every person of genuine taste. TITI,Es or Exultant/ ought to be established by merit—There is Mr. Iner.sav, the real Empe►or. of all Conjurors, and Miss You Nix, his daughter, that celebrated slack wire dancer, who cannot be equalled in the world, and the uneqnalled Mr. Rt. chia no the tight rope, ought never to br forgotten fir their wonderful abilities in their profession. 't - • • )04 LTD* lizr • . . • invader, Aflllt. Crates ille.es cif Omit wick, ter sit rgas-aListuitle ;41 bat (ii Sabseribers Col. Childerr's ebakelf, by Waxy, cart Jr n.n:rxir, Get. 1 Lord 31iltim's b. e Pastors, eat. I.ord Searborsorgh's b. c. by Sir Bolusboa, 7 • • Mr. Tontines h. f. Star, eat • Socepstak. s for colla anal tilli.s, thr.e.srar tangy ,J colts sat. 71b. fillies ast.—lmist mile and ir:2l. hobicribtor ) Iwl Miltani's !i.e. Cervantes. by Dun Quixote Sir M. M.Sykes's b. e. Comes, by II yseintbus.. IA Scarborough's gr. c. Ly Delpisti Mr. Thonism's b. c. by Dorothy, dam ha Fir Prier 4 Sweepstakes of logs. mill, fur tidos ul.irg three years o'd. Last mile. (a Sebecribris ) Sir T. Garcuigne's b Sheba'. tierce s by 84 Werra*, out of inialah's data. Mr. Dunsley's Cliel4ll.ll, by Beinagbrougb • a Mr. T. Robinson's b. by Stamford Mr Cresser's Mee Blue; by Morwcoelt IA Fare Jhani a ch. Kitten, I” 3 Mr. Clarke's hr by Shuttle, dam by triennia Produce Status of s.mt r.clt , h. (1 rue three-year olds; elate ; flaws 7st. selh. Two Niles. (t I I)idratrilfers Lord Milton's b. c. by Due Quixote, mot of Berlins.... I Mr Barium's bay filly, by-Stamford, 4 • Sir M. M. Sykes's b. c. B.r Petiorrrll, by Siv Peter , 111.1111.141.,•1. Fifty Pummels for maiden 1....5e e.e. of all ages --slleate, easel Ind!' and a half each. • Mr Beres b. c. Rarer, brother to It mem, yrs, 74 1 Mr. Itubieson's b. f. Miss Barbra!, Lay Stamfdr.4 3 yes. 01.1, bat t sib 1 Mr. lie's rim c. /I..ribbler, ditto. 7.1. 31r. Garforth's b. e. by Herablerontan. ditto riweepersionlbi Meters IritlAbvpB)-fer row ashy a yr alai, to ram pat. 9111.-5 yr olds I est. yr oils, soak aged, list —.ears, and geldings, allowed sit..—lfsaka,tbrea . • mites each—rude by Grid lessen So. Salsa ihei q. Mr. J. Slinpasnes h. by Strain, dam by ( . *Veliefal a I 1 Lard Munsuie* ch. g Caleb-bits. whom** Mr Roontres k. lt 514)eulter Mr Bower's b. b. Hawthorns, (leaped the eurda) dia. • MONTHLY .4 GR REPthrT; mita The cheek which the young wheats have receired dieing the present somdis, has Wen extremely bearficial in prevent ing the over-luxuriaiser which the liaseem of the preeeding month had =Wed in all those which had Mee put in ist an early period. It has likewise had a good elect 011 Mane which were late sown, shots en the whole ins4L sell. la Ragland and 'Wales, wheat averages Ills. HA. per Ts titer; barley, 4 411. lad. ; and °Mt, 324. bd. The bodiless of the weather, and the snow a- Bark b's fallen ia many parts durom thus mouth, bar la , L leasiness of the field, so differem in• W.ll ere dmri.i3 having berm got Soto the grim,. sm .; sr. wise have bees. rims' cum. In Aran, place. 'or laid. e Lewis so waked and saturated tills water, that it la. '.; wear impossible to sow tbrui. The griming stuck of all kinds his, hiviewa, gorse en w.-11. as murk food bas been produced lay Me woriatis 114 weather is March. that.. Lamb is Just getting pkurira. 146• the country us well as town markets. The prices of mi di. scriptiims of fat muck however still keep up In 's:alibi:chi Market, Beef fetches fr/./111 SS. 4%) iii. W. p:r tissue of Melton from Gs. ad. tons. id.; and Pork, from or. to ;a. • There are plruty of p..tatow fur otitis; this scarioa ; hat the esteater laud which mad beta panted with Hier the. muntb, has not be, 3 Dearly 16,1 great 44 usual, probably from • badness of the unison. bonne e..A report:a; the (mare, mod of dressing and rullisig the grass leads, liar is massy places been will per. formed In Smithfield Market, Hay fetches (real Al. le 12. toy, per losi4; Clever, from oil. lus. to 711. tbs.; sad Cra• (rum It. ' 1