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srannso nvrILLTGEXCE. MANCHLSTER MEXTING. • • .r 1-o.fOrs wivisgeAviifimit 43. lorrpolfekes of top '601b:26M ill Wiled; for three years old colts, ast. 611irs, eat. 011 C wile. f If 'llatocribers ) Sir W. Gerard's b. t. Corduroy, by Shouts:, out of Lady Sarah Mr. Clifton's b f. Morgiassa, tvg Coriolanus, oat of Coto. rade'. dam Astley's br. C by bir.bliatr, dsm by Revenge .... Mr liroson's b f alfalfa., by Yoone Eagle - . . , by , .. Mr. fic•!toigiresbay iolt, by Ven kt lig ar, Jim by Skeftoo s Mr Bradt', I, f. by T Eue,, ut of Volumma Sir T. Sttulty's be. e. Iltqutbatith, by Wbokty, data by Mentor Loi•I Grey's Dr. C. by Sir °firer, out of Geurgoisis, by _ George to 4on Corduroy. A goad rue between the first two, the rest were belie', a lung way. Morelia& wade all the ploy. Fifty pounds for 3 and air tildo.--a.mile beats. Shafto's b e by Shuttle, out of Driver's dam, 3) rs bet. isllo Mr Lunde'''. b. c. by Coriolangs, a yt ers old Sot. iolb. 11r. Ilewett's b. r lainetta, 4 yrs. cad, oat 3 9 3 11r C Smith's eli r. P.onsasan, 4 yrs old got. 31b. s s 2 Ni 10111..11 . 4 tr fby D , 'pint. 4 'V , 9 3 dr Mr. Beasou's filly the f ite ; after the first heat, Mr. Shark?. colt the favou:ite ; after the woad heat, 11 and 3 tot on Ow %dotter Woo easy. Motets fig loop, 'zit. each —.oge t o e . Plc C. Smith's b. f. Fatima, a yo , old tic. J. 111 , 1411 . 4 b. m Ratty Junes 21111111110411 r, J 222 14, The Nfte h.,, ia s ta i m o f loss. peek, with 501. wiled, far all are. Fore miles (9 Sul-scribers .) Mr irsoolliggeb hay SKI, Sheba's Queen, by Sir Solo mon, 4 yrs old, so Ne. C. Seiith's Sligo ilsockard, 6 yrs old. est. 9 2 soil .1 to I on Shelnis Queen. Sweepotalies of top. each. for busters. Four miles. Mr I.ockley's b. ow by Telescope The Misideo Plate of 601. for aH ages. Four mile beats. Mr. Hewitt's eh gr. Lie Odell, by Staisforg, a yrs old, Tat. t ilh. Show's hay filly, 3 yrs old, cut 3 9 C rhea. filly, a yrs old, 7st. 91b 4 3 1".1 Rosiumey's b. e. Zephyr. 4 yrs. 7st. I ilb . t dr Liogodell the favourite alter Hog heat.: to the won. CURRAGH MEETING, Jrww n. 81 "7 1 /skvinf loom la_ ft. fur the Frothier of mares cover ed plus) b y 1, 0) ..1, Jerry Smolt, or Eagle—Cults, est 31b. Fakes, ad. tLe comas Mr. Gore's cb. c hr Loyal ma Mr.. Bob Mr. Batarrsby's Pitsierry Tike others paid forfeit. Sweepstakes soegs. b ft. Two years old coarse. Mr. Daly'. b. c. Ly Swindler on levee, eat. Lord Belesere's c. Palmeri", by Commodore on Plenty, est. Mr. Daly's b. 1. bwiaJler 011 Young Later., 7st. 91b. Lord Reinter.: p. f. Mr. Battersby's gr. h Chance, e.t. tolb beat Ld Behnore's Peuey Pleaipe, eat —.Over the course. tongs. Kirrell Stakes sags h. ft. post on the Flat—those who de clared ft in April pa bat I. , qs —the winner to ruse uo W. ll nesdav with u mraay of the beaten horses, he. as sway chal lenge !Ws for tunes. p p. (be earning 61b. owe then the wraght in originally ran at) provided obey name le fore right e'tleelt awl `.limaley eretting, the logs ft. to go to the winner algae els allettgeww fso challenge, to go loth* original wiener. Me d. Kirwan's, yea. Sl'og, aged. 9et. alla Sir Banytles aim by Soldier. list. Ws 2 Bimini' of S'eru's Ten others started, hot the Snit three only wen placed, Sim uti‘u• pd. R. wad Arleen paid to April. MADDINGTON IRAC.LS. l'esesellaniel, lase wars ago, to the Coarse at Stockbridge, belon aw Witt' waylay. . The Sapentates, of togs licit, 'writ WWI by Lord Sisebyilleo Raster& banns BurnAtihis, Dirk d iad ft ,es, sod Tortoise -- he Meltdowns Makes. of faro, IFt•lr woo 1,, Mr Ihnglask Densina, beating Nimplita. lliountairsear, Rittman, said Plaiiitlibiry.-wLord grail, i o n Mb. beat Colonel Draper's Cambrian ' miler. for Gags.—Fir H Lippincott's 'Hymn. lied. 911 i. beat Sir W. Call's Red-Cross Knight, Red Post, .sogs.Lerd Osforts Walton. peal 141 is Mr. Derides% Souses. On Thuisday, the Sweepstakes of set, with dogs added by She Club, for hones that newer woo tulip, except at !Mad +news, Beier!, or Kingsene, ware won by Dick Andrews, nosed be Sir J. Hawkins, Mabel Silyrraides, Red Cross %nest, brown BeiP, and Tortoise ...The got. Plate, for all ages, wog Ibnil at two heat., by Lord lackeille's Prospero, %Mine Dick Andrews and Mows Begs. Oa Friday, Hie llatidirap Plate, of sit, was won tit two 'want' , by Mr. lionvreks Ran nit, Anti rig Ploughboy, Brown Rese r Trinaln, mud iluerphaltis.—Lord Sat-10111es Wood Mormon, lost pills best Mr Hush's Milkman, poet. it miter, air loop —Mr Bourerie's Discount, toot. tlb. hest Mr. Smiley's Mountaineer, ion tzilb 3 males, rhe Sweep- Cakes*/ sots etch, it railer. wen won by Mr. Farquharson's Silrersides, beioiog Trowel., ;tad Tortuiae.eoebr J. rotes Ile men, lost. 9lh beat Sir W. ('all's Red Cross Knight, 11 , 11. bit. half wade, Sote.—Maju? Invites Ploughboy, Int. alb beat Mr. Guildard's Nysaphia, list glb. a wiles, age each. I hese awes were well attended, .and the sport, on the whole, war very good The only eon of the Rev. Joan Jotets, Re(-tor of Killie-Ay►on. Cardiganshire, • promising youth of 14, was unhappily drowned last week while bath ing in the riser Towy, near Carinarthen.-4he son •Iwo or Mr. BARILAR, Rivulet, of Nloinuouth, a boy ■hoot 7 yvan old, 'utilising himself with gathering Bowers on the hank of a fish-pond at that place, tell into the water, and, no assistance being near, he unfortunately perishes!. Sunday night last Stonehonse Chapel was felo niously entered, and roldieJ of a censisleiahle num ber of prayer-hooks. it is supposed that the robber got in at the window. Several of the bunks leave lean owned on • stall in Plymouth market, sod a man of the mune of Ivey is now in custody, on one. pieion of committing the robbery. Captain CIIIIDLN, of Dock, is appointed to the Mars, 74. ' t retain CoPBETT, late of the Boartoninehre. is appointed la the esfi rr.dne frigate. Last oser4 a Court-Mart 'al was held nn board the Sean:due del Aluntlo, in Hainoase, for the trial of Mr. G. B. Kimsey. a Midshiprnao belonging to the eroeus brig of war, for deserting with a buat's crew when on The charge was fully prover:, and the Court setitt aced Mr. Ramsey to be impri soned two years to the Marahalsea, to be mulct of sill his.peT, drclored unworthy and incapable of ever serving as an officer in His Majesty's Navt• ; owl, at the expiration of his imprisonment, toserve before the nitro. _ . John Dames, • seaman, was Hut] for deserting with Mr. Ramsey. rad lof Tilting use of routioous expressions. wheii t.ikon by the Purer and First L ., totesmor. Ile was seuteoced to receive 200 ULM le% nomads Swai m .. to *e.intan belosavitz to the Me dal's, tried tar titeuluest; his leave of abicilee ' latb.l stnleste4 to receive sn lashes. Mr. Itmslel:. white the Owes was cruising ar the Land' , -entl. w a s situ' with *Uwe" en,* In fetch rumd to scrub tip: deck., when they drew the heat up on the 1r:a4.4 and destrtt4. yr,d rz HMV PLACES. Arrivils at Swan.es : lieu. Mr. and Mrs. Moore, Mr. Ross, Mrs and two Miss Hradeisuas, Mr. Williams, Miss Miielielsun, Miss Morgan, Miss Wilkins, Captain and Mr.. Henderson, Mr.Srlluu, Mr. Davits, Ice. Le. sc tnenaovoi. JUNE 14. - - The bathing season at this place has commenced with every prospect of beintz full and respectable. The following are the arrivals Dowager Lady Whieheote, Major and Mrs. Moffatt and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wheatley and family, Rev. Mi. AYMill.. lead and family, Hon, H. Vernon, Mrs. Vernon and fa mily, Mr. Whitesides, Rev. Mr Cotiy, Mr 31141 Mrs. taluarpe, Capt. Dormer, R. N. • Mr. and MIL Wrightson mud family ; Mr. MIA Mrs. Mater, Miss Witham. Mr. and Mrs. Harring ton, Colonel and Mrs. Dalton and family, Mr. sod Mrs. Grace, Rev. It. C. and Mrs. Morrow..l, Miss Bill.ie, Miss Oakden, Mr. Palmer. Miss Goodrich, Miss Mori itt, Rrv. T. C. R. Read, Mrs. Read and family, Mr. l.r•yard, Mr. Tuffnell, Mrs. Broolie awl family, Mr and Mrs. Mai shall, (Middleton;; Mr. and Mrs. Mai (NCWIII I.); Miss Key, Mute Runk), Mi. J. Tindall, Mr. Kendall, 11 ANALOG, ATE. The followinz ere the last arrivals : Sir Joshua. Lady, and two :Misses Meredith, Sir(: reader, %t. P ; G. and M.. itiirrard, Mr. sad Mrs. Andersen, Mrs. Gen. Mnition, Lads Masterson' Sykiii, Lieut.-Cot. James Torre, Mrs. aud.,This Master, MIL Dods. Werth; Sir Jobs. Lod'', mid three Misses ; Mr. JOUt. Agnew, Miss Jones. Captain Pr. ad, It N. Her. William and Mrs. Divas. two Misses Fenton, Mr. Mrs. Mr. Witham, soil Miss Ogilvie; Mr. Mrs. sad Mist Nuilbey, Mr. Hopkiss ; Mr. Fairholise: Mr. and Lady Grste Douglas; Mr G. 11.11, Col. Billowy Mr. and Mrs. Sykm, Mr sod Moe. averring, Mr. Mrs sod Miss Vrlntaker, Capt. trctpu- Poi'. &woos Guards ; Captain ()Tommie. It N. ; Itrv. H. Tlr. de la Clients, Mrs General and this S..ilarn, duel; Miss Kens, Mr. Parsons, Mrs. Hee.it, Mr. Petri. Hewett, Mr. Geo. Frahm, Mr. Lenin, *kith . Nlsisttr, Mr. cud Mrs. Taaturgb, Sr sitiitiCULl'UltE. The Hereford Agricultural Sof irty very respectably at. feuded on Thursday. The au. eesstal exhilsitors of stock for premiums were—Mr Tarwurth, of Truy HOOllO. in Mon mouthshire, for the best yeariing heifer t Mr. Hughes, of Merck, fur the hest cart stallion; Mr. Joins, of travis, mil Mr.Matlins, of Briusim, for the best tinc.uttoleJ sheep; Mr, :W siker , o 4 WestinOini, mar ltrons)ard, the best hoer. The Spring Meeting of the lialleruess Agricultural So ciety, was held at Hedou on Monday 'eulogist, at which the sass of *sweaty gairreas was voted fur a ploughing match and a shew of aumads, at the diseietiou of the Committee the latter to take place at the mat Autionu, and the Minter at the Spring Meeting. the question discus►ed isuris—" Are t►ere any ohstacks to Agricultural Improvement And 011 what mariner can they best be removed !" Souse able papers IMO read 00 the subject ; poiet.u.t out several impedimrsta lathe progress of Agriculture, and tee EMIRS Mlsich appeared must feasibk to remove them .4a excellent dinner was provided on the OCC2IOOO. The MCrtio; U:l4 uujnerously attended. hlura)sliire Farmer ash, iii that spirit of lilverality which distisiguishes all their proceediuga, presented, at their meet. ing 011 the first day of June, boumary rewards to ss' farm servants, who had reimaiuril tosigeht us iihe master's employ. These cuosisted of mew rusts, with plated bulimia, hearing this lluctiptiore—." The reword hr . /Lithe - a/ trit;te." Them sc lerosis in the servitors( agrieultuie aviv also regaled with a *initial dinner, sail at lame of good whif.ltry plinth, and wets persiattard to sit in the rovriu thitin the diiitur,.iim of t►s agricultural question for the dab, by a very respecialile of the dub. Willa She lauliftle iiitention of pat oats in the natural growth of their ow a district, and the sluttish y employed in it, the genll••utcu of the elah appeared in the cloth manufactured lb. in at Neu mill, near F.l4its. llf the same cloth lie six coats alryaily mentioned wet or made. Extract front a letter. dated %A'rektiatu tyglailtire). Jane 12:— " In my Peregknotions, I find the crop.; of stoat nut so deficieut as they are generally reported to be. Some are very thin and lauxutd ; v.. Corium have, probably mews tweedy, ploughed up their wheat gruniolr fro hooky; nod roue leave added a spriukttag of sprout-wheat, and harrowed ilia. )rvrr•l valises art lirought forward to at-mud fur the lamentable egret. I attribute it to a saddest change in the aturosplware in February. .After a lard float, it thawed upon • rriday.. g r eat rigatoni's of raw and slut irll the follow ing filamlny„ and at night it cleared up mot hose exceedingly stveie. From that time the erups of w broth, over a certain district, gradually rlo oohed tutu their present debcient state. But P.ovaleute has .1,41, set bounds to the barren tract. I fancy that a ilia routing nearly east and west may be traced, dividing the tract of atYa lilt) from that of a wore favourable description; and conclude, that either the rain and sleet in February were levet...pious, or that the sneered. Mg might's frost was leas severe, iu the Jistratt moth of that ob ese th e c ro ps of wheat are generally lootariaat, sod iiisprove every duy. The Vale of Clwyd is mow richly dress ed in it s gayest attire ; nail even lbe present drought Kean* to have but little effect opus that siiper•ex , rlirtit soil, which seems cakulated, by the eisosposittoo• of it. inverts. • to escape the wuiotu tarliga Of the extremes of wea ther." GALL.4.VT ACTION. The ships Aare., Captoio *Kittle% and the Duero. Captain Brown, bath frans-Surittans. with cargoes for Landon, fell in with a Inge French schooner privateer. mounting 10 guns, and full of Incu, on the 26th May last, in lat. 4s. N. lung 17. W. whets a very spirited engagement commenced between the ptivateer and thit Daaro, *lad, lasted some minutes. The "litres, its the most gallant manlier, tinged alongside the enemy, sad gave her a tavisitside. which made considerable slaughter, as both ships were then yard-srm and yanbarin.— The action became very smart, and the enemy, *uttering s. Verely, attempted to carry the Astrea, bg boarduag,..bat wue. repulsed. In this attempt. the Frenchmen tore (foots her colours, but they were soon replaced by our gallant tart, who now became ties rte. peeing setae of their brave coin potions fall ; and, after a hard-fought action of 40 minutes, the privateer escaped, and was not able to be followed, as both ship* were much damaged in their rigging end hulls. This gallant affair reflects great credit on the Commanders and crews of both ships ; nothing can eipial the courage displayed by a party. consist lug of twenty men. In:longue:: to the 16th regiment of foot, commanded by Captain I.iuch, (returning to England in the Astrca) who behaved very gel. tautly, particularly when the enemy made the at tempt (aboard. We are now come to the most pain ful part of MI: duty, to orate the loss sustained by the merchantmen; among the slain, the country have to retreat a very brave, ateritoriove, mod pro mising young officer, Captain ).inch, of the 16th font, who, durirg the heat of the action, received a musket bell, and expired almost instantly. 'the Astrea bad a!rt two seamen killed and three wointried, one of the latter mortally. and is since deed the Doror , r, we are happy to shoe. had none killed or wounded. The privateer has wormed coisstderable damage in her rigging anti bud, and must have a number of men killed and erranaded, as the soldiers kept up a constant and galling ire. The Asirea and L)uuo arrived last week at Ports mouth. NAVAL INTELLIGINct. roitesoopeo, sutra Arrived the Fawn sloop of war, from the West Sailed the Royal Ook, Naiad. Mahe, and ihNe'' gal, on • cruisie oW Cherbuurgh ; Port Mahon and Osprey, on a cruise ; Lively, with several truss ports ; the Thracian, with a convoy for the Medi terranean ; and the Cone for Madeira and Africa. JILISE 17: Arrived the Opses, with a few ships limn Lie bon, lost from the We,tward ; Puriargru, midi a few vessels from t; r Doom's. . • __ Sided the Ala War fur the• Eastward ; Cutts hoppr, and her t•cawuy, for Quebec, but ore brought-to og.no.—Wiled W.W.W. PLVIII , III7II. JUNE 16. Ye.terday bulk, the Nohow tragutt, for Co nning. in the Sontsl--Nlaus, An 142.0, Sine, Le phut, Eclipse, Sneo." }r e, esits, Guldtisels, Plot. r, Pisasatit, Daring, Erpiegle, lutrUigeut, Eut-suater, Britansua, Weas el, and Adrian Is Hassoate--.4.ll.lnought, 111catiane, Pinehe, lichens ACifine. Saispisiir, Ts ..itap, Pit Or. ..de.rtrii.. Gambier, Deptford, toot att . b, 1141, al la rumpus tr. Last night arrived the Abtrus hrig of war, from the (aniseed; and the Seyi/u. Captain AU:hos/lir from Newfriumn.ind; which place she left the 24111 ult. She 1 • ga oo siew4; she took out money arid troop , . and on her insiistge fell iu with several mountains of ier, which mati•ribilly ',raided her progress. Captain AU:kenos evoke the Rodriv. off . _ this tnorni.nr, the Sep//la, Uaros gun -1,6.4. and Eliza anal Jan• Cruder . also, the Gib. "altar. tit). for LidNue irAi.moVal."JuNE 15. Armed the Dike , f Kau pseket, trout Tortola, in 30 .lay s. The RoseeNdiet, Bernell, from Bahia. from whence she saiird in January, and put into St. Helena, from which limbo plate she sailed the lot April, has arrived at Liverpol. DOVES. JOUR 17. Yesterday morning early, three French privateers were discovered• close isi with the land, between th.a place a n d Fulltstone, in entairspence sit which signsls were hoisted from the signal stations, and an alarm-gnu was tired from onessftlstm. There being three or four gun-brigs at anchor in our Honda at the time. ono of throe (the Sky-Lark) slipped her anchor, and went its i.hase of them.retumpamed by the Mary hired armedeatter. appointed a.. convoy fur the twarkarel brde during the season, whets emir of them succeeded its rec4pttering an American brig, our of which. the Clio of Philadelphia. from \roe Orleans. with cotton and tonderts, tor Tun gen. has been sent in here by the Sky-Lark. the other us said to have been carried into the Dowtit. The day Is: Gore we are tad one of our cruisers chased an Ilittencan ship. which had beau c potted. till the Frenatuten ran her on shore near 1;d1.11s. RAM4GATr. JI.IIIIE 17. On Thursday last, the Stirling Regiment of Nightie, from Edinburgh, arrived here, where they imineanstiely dewinbarked. and marched to Mar gate ; they came in live. Derail k armed smacks. Yesti-rdsy, the 42J Itegiment, COMM ILtled by Lieut.-Colon-1 Stirling, marched into Ramsgate fur the porptme of eintinsking ; a number of dm nieu are Us' a sig ►ly state! it I. said theft rout ke fur Scotland, and are to go into the Downs end wait for convoy. Abet the Peitlishire Regiment of Militia, a very fine body of men, marched in here yestenlay trout Dover, &c. where they had been linen eyed souse time; they went on board the armed retitle which brou:ht the Stirlink Regiment, and are, it is said, to sail immtgliately for Edinburgh, without waiting in the Downs. The 424 regiment is likewise to go to Edinburgh.. Ail amides.% happened to ame of the privates of the Y. ith regiment, who fell off cue of the baggage watttgoryi , and a wheel going over one of his legs, broke it in a slt.a•ki:: 1111911111 VT. The poor fellow was taken to the Ilorpttal, with but little hopes of recovery. DEAL. JUNK 17. SriWl His Alaijest)'s ship Blond. fur the Hirer.— Wind E.N.E. ruov 1.1.0 V IVS I.IS r Gitiortscis, Jua by w *ail of home ward-bound West Indmistro; Ilwir 11411 W. base been unticed betwe—ilaileil Ike lhgar, WalLer, for %trumps ; Active, Pi..teu, fee Cork; sod 11.4 Aunt amid Mum; Adams, fur Lisboa. 1.414:K 41i. - sTocKs YESTERDAY. 3 per lint Rl:dated 64 A per (:, ut. Lonx Aunuifies ix{ 9- Wilts I heimu•os Isuka B.nui, Exchequer am.; t r ' . 7lg p ." 1 2; 1 : I .... 4 $ Cusruh. fur T. 11)111. Siockhooter, No. 4, Cerobill, &ad 9, Cheriat.eress. A CAS A COME t beseeirleet Mile", ay . ' uspriwirted blunt ; 1 cam mane and clu the hum; , Eitive of Prnitirot.i - ahl mention, mit a 4 a - the principality. Le recited by M Any other Heiermice to Captain I. or to me. An sway I.e willu. , Jenkins, Editor Consaithcn : r forrtmcst ; Mi Cardigan ; ito Dr. Rogers, with ; and it tieberriptioos amd Co. 'wand ; I way's, Butoksell List of ifFirir - : . .-.-.- t - - ^yr s Oho Iltryriols..- • Comparatives@ WM Dr Lira ........... I • u Mn 5 0 Rev. Mr. Eves% A Frinsil a o Chaplain Fl AI `; D. Moorlands. M.D A s labooks• ... •• • • o • As Old l'im al Clusplais I g J F. ... ......... 1 • • As Unknown Mae. Mr. MLisrwssoel ..1 •• • factor 9 o Capt. Gilford, R... 1 0 • M.MJeiles,F.sq Must- Mr. Coders.. .•.. . • • 'emery M dais Hos. Mrs Grey 9a. Oilter•Olatiar*.• • ° I " ' V Woos. E.q .. Geo. Price. Esq. sod A Laay ........... • I° °. Friends 6 o Do. at Pcsabroke.• • I• ° Err. Es aa liollulsy Mrs. V Horton i 1 Miss E Allen . Y IV!: 9 I^ u lu ° 0 I, 4 A Lady ..... I 1 Hr. Mariam ..... Mn Ittebtrd Mill's 1 u Mr Dyke ......... Rev Titus. &llama I I Cart Owe*, It M. T. H I u H.M Ituyaio..k 0 1 1 ) A Fri.-ad ....... I Mr Sub's, Mawr, Josepis Adams, ditto .......... • As Asiosiyinuus Friesd ...... at t lo.pprahasa Re ' •' 1 "" I "m ib. '• •• • I I Auu,-)cones... ..... ui6criptioce sell be slinkie% tecs.ied until the 'id* Ja4, Al NI esArA Coull..StrAtid I DA. 1...11 th " Pat i 11s1 „. 1 Wid , y, Poukstifer. Piccadilly; :dad au %Voles. 0 """' Yw Hank er ti.cn 'be Bart‘ 1 1.4" H ent %rest % ; %AA tre'Aul;l, P A1N 3 0 ,33; 4b : arab, H. rtuosr, F. 14. 'Natty t R Uickih L,Ol Y 7° • Su O 3 LON DtiN C sMITH, No 1, 41frn . " awl patai e b..l at Not s•„ e rk 11 St. ( ledathes .1"...11y . 1 11 I% ITE, el' *am, pl.ct. ta 144. ' 1 (. I . , ftrut Intig It G , .% I MI pi, kind 11 .4 Dohri 1111"iT , Pror-N ! fl 'a i►t iev IL. ►..«,. 1 ,, , ~, • • . „ . . . . . . • NAVAL INTELLIGINC E. ?HA MARKErs. -.....- eoitesmogeN, JUNE to. intuition inatintain thew prier-othe r ip..tiitle s h ita ,... • CORN F.XCHANC F., 'vac is. Arrived the Fawn sloop of war, from the West Today the au...plies of %bent 0, .9 console . gabl e dies.• ti... • ode :AA Sailed the Royal Oak, Naiad, Rinke, and Dame- Burl( y and Mutt continua t e P 1 17:: 1.11 . 41 134.3111: of the tau loud k 0 luctuth. 1 ' . . 131 , 1 ` i, on • ctuitv off Cherbuurgh ; Port Malawi and considerable supplii. uf Oats, hut bei .k" ta n de . 1 .11"."4'- "" r 2".... prey, on 3 cruise ; Lieely, with several trims- isquated rather clearer. F P. wet VIC arts; the Thracian , with a convoy for the Mech. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. lour at late 14 °a ' Idatrade rraneau ; and the Crum for Madeira and Africa. Wheat ear. 11.0.1. 1110 Dear (Old) ....... 5 .. 64 . 1....... ju sic 17 : Fine ditto. I 161 let* Tick ditto ! 01d)....a:0 sus Ceder , Arrived the flyszes, with a few ships Item Lie- :.Y e rk .' ~". : 11'. ....... 4". 548 4 ., )31 . ' . 11 1 222 an .. ..... ...a. 47s • • mand ditto • •361. 3, an, last from Mr Weetward ; l'udergus, oith a &Lot ' 76a. tilts I Postai: dills ......... •ste T H I w vessels from U e Dowels. , White Peas _ Rape Reed Sailed the Alislabar fur the• Eastward ; Crass- i (hiolvrt) } -' ' '4B. e ms I Vane Flus• •• • • (5 I Im o FIRE: erey PUS .. .454. 3011 I savories Artoi pptr, and her emivoy, for Quebec, but are••••• 90. etc ought-to agaiu.-11'ind w.r4.w. sail - rim ELI) MARKET, Just! ii. Wirt at ... 1 PLIVIdoIITII. JUNE 16. This &Ws market hail it iii:g1111111g tuppl ) of pri me m u t , dem fro Yeeterday railed the Aiedaso Ingate, for Co - and the slow 4.1 . CAIIIC , in oilier respect, w a n pretty em ,:. alibi. Hoof, Morton, Vcal, Po. 1., root Lonal) ',mon last preen ; tie and H th a t ym in 2; t h ° 4 7 t i s n rer Cene e surnew i. was iat t c n o k ria rs id h e Y rat i le l % ll. Re l raw *he f g et 3k r ' hei Fl la the Soniel--Niaus, A 11142.0. IIID:31111111C, &int, LeNEI bra, Eclipse, Sasser, I /resits, Guldtiork, Phis. r, Holism', nrinEs EsPictlic. ill'llelltuir Luesninters Brit"'"as Gleam- :Li st Pn aa t ilf. e. ClAll ti o a tt y i7a d ter t aat et of b th it e ° p ric e s anindutrisheru price . "e "6 TAI Reff... . „ as, To ad.. ia lo k U t a. 64 4 6.1 )6 1 " He r ikl a trC u at i s t i l t :, this dry -. , sad Aileron tuner. Opera, l e Hans,,age--..oradirouglet, Newtons, Melte, Whew" . Gif4lll, Sapplisie„ Ts ouip, Picker, b .ioc.voui, Gambier. whotha ' .. 4 .. 44. to t,.. . 4 ipso. Cest (Wrd, ward Oise alcb, nasal 6 &imposts. ltasu L-ewb....ss. tat to a. . ins. 1 Sheep and Limos ..... 13 , 9 ,,,, a e ra, Last uight arrayed the Alarms brig of war, from yea sin oft. to yo. od. I Canes Ina Cal oar le eastward; and the .Scyifir, Captain' Atcheami, pw.i, s.. u 4 . . 0 7 .. isi Pica.... 3113 MI. B 1 'OM Newfoundland; which place she left the 24tit ' HAY.HASEET. sigh; it. She 1 * Kra no news; she took out motley Crud Hay 41. loa. owl. to al. Oa id. LIZ,IIII • StraW..... W. fns mils 10 31. 11.9• ,14, her fir our, and on her pierstge fell iu with several Dirk , (-inset 61. ree. e Inutitains of ier, which materially retarded her 'ogress. Captain Atcliesou evoke the Rodriv, off o71111tI1)GO la A %knot. . Cora-laseeetaros Meteor, Tairassiso, Jolts 14. Deice. Wheal, per load isi. -•-w. to i4l. pm. by the Sailed, this tnorniug, the .ties/la, Mares gain- 1. ti Beeleg, * yer quarter ais. •••01. to 43a. --et. li*t. and Eliza anal June tender . also, the Gib- Oats Our, 66, for Lkstalue Rued... Beams .., 451..-d. to .•Ags -4. CVII , C 11 1 31.MOV111 9 ',USE 13. Old Ditto Arrived the Dike af Kea et, packet, trout Tortola, Pear ... r.os. --A. to ;Is. -4 5.,0.-.0, 1 n o n NI 1 30.1ay e. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW, YEiTERDAI : The Roaseallale, Demett, from Bahia., from • er.orsowes. Wiens CII•I'lL lience she soiled in January, and pot into St. May. M.orsort. so sl.m. ea. I Hey 01. as. to ut. 0 . King lelene, froth which loiter place she sailed the la Woos SI 15 . 64 . 0 • 31 • 104 - Od• New. 01. as. le 01. ... Neville, Clover, 61. . to ,il. 111 1 4 0114. 6pril, has arrived at Uremia. Ina Strew. oh tia. to ou tr Tick, DOW Ell. JOUR 17. • -..-..• atelda , Yesterday morning early, three French privateers BRITGATE AND LRADENHALL MARKETS. }loess 1 rare discovered• dose isi with the land, between (By the Carcass.) - Beef 441. od. to se. 64.1 Teel sw. od , to f... il !La place and Fulkstone, in comoopience of which , m otto . 3 ., ad. IS 5 .. .4 I Pork 6.. ud. t .. , .,,. ~. T". ignals were 'hoisted from the signal stations, and an I Limb . - 50.4,1. to 78. oil. 91.19.)k...` Lana-gnu was tired from oneof them. There being PRICK OF TALLOW. poi l'o hree or four gins-brigs at anchor in our Roads at ' SY 61 St. James's Market as aid TowaTallow Its 64 a he time, emu of them (the Sky-Lark) slipped her i a u , ' Mark .., 44 i d Yellow Russia 7:is od -., 9 nehor, and went in Anise of t Item, return pa nied by vek,r e d. p ,i vt,, k a t as od White ditto .. tan IA ...-.1 Th. he Mary hired armed-cretter, appointed as a convoy per st. of sib. 4-44....1 Soup ditto.... bes oil -11 , Lb or the inackarrl brat. during the sea•on, when Ise id Veltol t Sniff bus od -• a Th, ach of them suecreded in recapturing en American Avri al' , ••• 41 lid Ditto touch 9111 , `ll I Graves . wig, nor of wheal, the Cho or Philadelphia, from Good Over. 'ore Orleanr, with cotton and tolureco, for Tuna ' Yellow Sear, 91.--•Melltled 1.17.-Curd, loss Lie iiogro, has been sent in here by the Sky-Lark. Price of Candles, per dolma, litsoil-Oloolds, as led tie, lie other is said In have hero carried into the I RAW HIDES. 4.lwiie. The day li: fore we are told one of OUT • s ea li r i g,,, ..4 Su ... tr , th e asiy ~ a . ", .4 TOCI'll '''''"" •rtiiseta chased an American ship. which had heels scow.) it.. 10 1 . to 3e. oil. Market Cal Its. ad nth aid weed, till the I• s telseituien no.il her on shore near SI Will nen as Q. toga. at Eng. Hares ificod. so a. us. QF.t . 2:ll.sis. 11.4 MOATS, JUNK 17. Shearlinds .. - .. is. od. to -- - L wed Ott Thursday last, the Stirling Regiment of I.3itab Skis' - - - - es. od. to VI. ad. FL ND sonaltil 11ilitia. from Edinburgh, arrived here, where they IIIIII " ------ - ----`--- ---- p - "-------" A CASE OP GRF.AT DISTRE:S. catty. onineaustely disembarked. and marched ter Mar- odl ha I Rio Majesty's ship Koval ‘V.llias, gate I they came in five Memo k armed smacks. a-r. ' (A Cop)) Spitbead, March 7, tat* Tdclahi Yesterday, the 42J Ileginient, voltntlit.oled by A CASE or toe moat urgent Divrris hrtoi4 tuithE 1:m40.-040n-1 StirlinK. marched into Itseasgate I'IL come within ray knowledge, lay the death of • pious kw the purpose of eioliaiking ; a isondere of 1110 ki . I " ~ ..‘f I cad bearesihritt Clergymen, of sleodir ier,,are, who tag left nieu are iii a .i. kly state! it is and theta rout le • a ITI•hor, walk eight Daughters, seem of whew we tete? fur Scotland, and are to go into the Downs and -Lap j ,..e.. i 1e0 tor. and . woe of them, unfirotanatelg, *my Irst Gi wait for convoy. Alen the Peithshire Regiment of ansoa hut :eel it a public duty t.. ran U. the ls. article) Lasko Militia, a very fine body of men, marched' in here MOW i and c eliaritabie to remise this diacoasalate family hum the hopultss oils, ry 2,1,ia1i awaits them. 'lke Father was a Coil, yeeientay trout Dover, &c. where they had been native of Prm6roLesliire, and likewi.e the Mother, which I ~,a ; tpaawrred some time; dory went oil board the amuse d 1 rucotion, not an a *titanium to Ilse charitable inhabitaies of • . their sorrow remit pa ysi vessels which brought the Stirling Regiment, and 1 : i tr e t c ri s r ed iP b a ‘ li s . , t i :" . !:g :li whether itle. n ose4a ,h, Si. f ro . TV„im . II *et i are, it is said, to mil immediately for Edinburgh, I or nay othei . in l i:t ,d she habitable gl r• 6 j ' without waiting in the Downs: The 424 regiment Reference mac In made as to the satbeaticity of the cue, lent I is likewise to go to EAinhurgh.. to Captain Lau:harm., of the Revd Navy, at Laughers,; anew r Ail iiecidetA happened to sue of the privates of or to me. And mach donut:oases the charitable a nd humor Ines fr e4to. f sae lie willow to bestow, will be thauldall received be T the P. ith regiment, who fell off one of the baggage jrain . , Edam , ut. Ti c t ... am .. ; mt. ; Muni . , g,,,4„,,, alma k weligotta. Mild ais heel ;Ming over one or hi. legs. Carmel !Inn : at ciliatr of the Ranking Rousti, at Ha•-•• abaroll broke it in a ollocki::g 11119111111. T. The poor felkew kaftan:it ; Miss G•intailiPa, Pembroke; R. Vickie', Evt. clews ago taken to the llorpitml, with but little hopes of Cardigan; Hair. Lewis Davie. Lantshasel, Pcobedi; it , ,i tr , ...pri t . recovery. DEAL. 'DNB 17. Dr. Rogers, hew...rack, Eudora: . William., Dr. Willia, Aber , , - with; sod O - J a Hev.. Jeokias, kersy, Monttuer)rhire-. Sailed His Alajest)'s ship Blond, fur the River.- Subeeripliosos will also be received the do , relief of the woke TH 6 Wind E.N.E. mad dukerlese, at the Ranking Houses of Messrs l'ontti and MtheSl --.....,-__ Ca. Strand; Desists.' aad Co. Pall-sell; and at Mr. Ridp gook II FROM LLOYD'S I.IST way's, Bookseller, Piccadilly. Sew s s taistrescsie, Jct.*: 57,-Paraed by iti tail of house- DAVID ROW LAN DS, M D rt." wardAsouad West liadiantro • litrir name. base been uoticed . 64.4 hie before-tailed Ike &Meru, 'lValtier, for %unisons ; Active, %Pose Pii.teoa, Ate Cork; sad the Aunt arid Maria; Adams, for esest•-• Lisboa. seernewmese L. g. List of th e S c d h rge9 arita a b lut k oalt ati alire tl ija. l i t u ti 4: n t‘ : l .lO efe e :4 llo Perili tierrilsc hrsnkNa i 6l . 4:-.6111- L. s. 1 la mw IL Government, it is mid, have come to a final des RI . Houl. Lady S he" Capt. E I..Grsbasi, Cio.. s, termiliation rid the subject uf the exchange of Ki- borne to 0 . 4 H. H.S. Yeitei II I i p,„," Ad. Mr E. GR J. J I I I Goer loners of war. A cuisonunitidiou from the Trans- J. three, Esq. M.P port Board ass seta by a Messenger, on Sunday. to Lady Owen .. $ s Ab. Leach, fag wle. I 1 • are e u ,s,. Plynineth, to be forwarded, by a Bag of truce, to. c e• ... 8' s o, plu• Ildra.Owea,Orarit OW.. 5 5 Was. 21tyrso . , r.... 4 Mr. NIACKINZIE, at Nlorlsix. Him. W. Ly t ton , NI P. ss T. Morris, Lig .... I . .4 for al `-----. Rev. Charles PlEllips s S Capt. Jones, Elan- .. a_........_ COA - 1. - HARK ET - ,.1 cis la. . - 1 Rev. G . 14 l'arlindkle n'; IS 0 0." ........ I I VP Ships. Ships *AL . Price. Rev. John Jenkins.... s S Rev. G. Ames, Mtol- W Lee., C.a. the. rev .f der Grua. 04.. Neweasile Cool .... 751...... 47a. fel to 571. s.l. W. : • • , s mi t s e w s ,' at laS sod b ..11westerland 6 - o 'Sr.. ll 1 ..Se.Neit Coal 1 I ..lVes.ch I .... .. 6011. ad. to -a. yd. Morgan Jtoica, E M... s lio • ler. J Mailapkrclor 0.11 ) • A Gatillrin to of the Rector of Law- I ..Ciiiilets..... . . 1 a■me .1 . 1: .. ..... 6 o teeny .......... ..!innsi .I's - ,-1641 1 .. r - • - sac • aft. dlreride.....• • 1t • I ..tuhUilud MARRIAGI I A. Oa Thurs,lay. at Stoke Clatterlt. Plywoosth, by tbt Rev. Jabs Hooker, M. lobo 'Ft...kelt, of his Majesty's slop IA Seale, to Mss Mary M'llieatue. of Dock. • few da,s ago. at bee father's house Jobs Adams. Coq. of Millywtote, roomy nolway, to the atireeable Miss Erasers Bellew. fourth dauel.ter of lobo Bellew, Fay. of Clarevale. sear Galway, and ow.. of the late Msjor.Geweral Bellew. DEATH% Oa Saturday last, at Caper go nand, Christ Church, Black friars reed, sa his 73111 year, *lt George Fartittbsrsois, eerily s jeweller and vir.reasith, is tar strand. !Aid>, at Little Skrfliehl, J it. own, aged ill and, on the maw day, his site, aged 7ti Tint viiaple had been 'trained ge years. Their IFIRa.4II erre interred at Whittington ; the lausbasirs beteg c.nsierl is the grave it, vs erandeutis the wife. by si• grsnit.l utl.tery sad fulloired by fuer sues and . Ger daagbteis Os the . .s.l ult. Ju le Woud. Fib. of Harrotwt Pak, St lop, aged W. HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT LONDON MUDGE. Mum 39 sta. after al Eves. “ min after a.