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MN qt.E.ziclurcit. FRENCH VAriltS. autiaDtaolt, lust% 22. The Mit 'reburied, on the itch inst.. to Port Passage, free • cruise of 'sixteen days, during which she arts chasid by five different higateli iu the Bay of Biscay. She also had flys engagements; the last agamst twe English brigs of Itf Or 14 gaits, buying troops usi board. The two brigs received so much damage, that one of them struck ; but II ship of war coining in sight, which announced her self by some cannon shot, the Captain will obliged todbandun the two brigs. as well is the prizes he hod Iw•vionely made. which he kept under his guns. These prizes were, an Anterican brig, the Siktnish Lady, laden with fluor, and bound to Jersey ; the English brig Reirouve, with a cargo of ruin, coffee. cod Carnpenehy wood, mounting 14 guns; the Jowly, laden with rum, sugar, coffee, ginger, and dye-atolls, from Jamaica to London. The latter was quite a new vessel, cowered, mounting It guns. She fought the privateer from three o'clock in the afternoon till night, when the latter was eb bed to haul off to repair her damages. She kept. however. withiu gun-shot of the brig, and at seven thr oast nierniuf renewed the engagement. Fa tigued with the resistance of the enemy, the price teem male pr.-,iaranoris to board her, when she 'Amyl at eleven o'clock. Twenty men were obliged to he sent on board her to repair her damages.— The privateer also suffered a great deal. and ar rived at Passage, not knowing what was become of her prizes. SCYLLA, SUNS S. Yesterday, at ten o'clock in the morning, Majesty vet oft from Palmi ou his way to our city. Oii his arrival at Bognor., he embarked, and again' lauded at a short distance from Scylla,. into which he made his entry on horseback at holt-past two l o'clock, in the midst of the tiring of the cannon of the fortress, and of the ringing of all the bells. Ilia Nlijesty received at Baguets, and at this place, the saute testimonies of love and fidelity as he re. ceived in the other cities h ic h h honoured with his presence. The illumination of yesterday evening having an nounced to the enemy that His Majesty wns within our walls, • division of bomb-ketches appeared this morning before the city, and threw into it some bombs, which all burst iu the air; without doing soy injury. At the first cannon-shots by which the enemy was answered, the flotilla disgracefully stood obi to see. .0 NC 9. A convoy, consisting of a great number of vessels laden with artillery, ammunition, and camp-equi page, and ew•oite4 by five gun-boats of the Royal navy, sailed this morning. at day-break, from Pietro Nero to &gams, where it arrived at nine o'clock. The enemy's flotilla, which was apprised, be sig.- male frous the light-house, of the sailing of the convoy. immediately mode sad towards &guava; ►ut the convoy was already in security, adder the protection of the gua-boats, and a mortar that was planted. Notoith,tanding, the advanced vessels of the mamas flotilla began to tire so soon as they were within•hot : they were well received by our Kurt-boats, sad disgracefully compelled to retire. One of the enemy's gun-boats, however, retnained on the watch, between Scylla and the light-house. His Majesty immediately ordered some grenadiers to embark in amen or eight fishing-boas, and to board her. They dial, and approached tier sot love ly, that a fire of musketry began from both aisles. They would iuevitably have takers her, had not two other vessels appeared, which threatened to cot off their reheat. Thus termiusted this brilliant expe dition of the enemy's flotilla, which furnishes few proof that the English cAnnot prevent the pit.,itge of the i n ta ,t, or men the arriv.ti a our cOtivoyv. We have the plenoire to announce the safe ar rivet ef the following slops ott the I,le of Wight, on Thursday ; sailed farm St. Ilelrma, the 12th May, Dewy Aiktinkles, Devoashire, Metcalfe, I oral Castle. Walthanist o o, bed Demean, Lurd Melaille,Caraniar, and Pasoan;—linen Bengal. Leidy Castlereagh, Martinis Wellesley, Raring, Castle Eden, Surrey, sad Retreat—ikon Brags, and Madras. Miand l eaness of Exeter, leorthainplOs, Dover Gatti.. Europe, anal Cambrian—froth Donilny. Some private letters from Cadiz, of the 18th last, coutradict the report of the defeat of SCUASTIAa I. According to the most authentic accounts from our army. oft the Portitcoese frontier, it consists of i5A,100 Bowls, and 33,0151 Portuguese troops, making a total of bum; while Massena's army exceeds so.uori. and is constantly receiving rein forcements. The siege of Ciudad Roth igo, which was completely invested by the French, so long ago es the sal last, it was expected would lead to a general action. Yesterday Mr. Moatta,wbo is appointed to*me- Cited Mr. JACKSON. WS our Minister iu took his departure for the United States. Mr. Cauaka was so much better on Thursday, as to be able to attend the Board of Admiralty fur a short time. Me. Cuteatax, the author of the beautiful peeress on " Vet Dyittg Giewlionsr," which • e pub lished yesterday, is sou of Mr. CHIN NENE. of the Treasiiry. His MAJESTY has been pleased by his Royal Let ter Patent, to coustitine and apyruint Maw Gen. IN. JIMA FEW. AN, Sir HIGH O'Reti.tr, Bart. NICHOLAS COPE, JOHN LOlitillEt.D, SINGLETON, RICH AHD FRENCH. and NA iCt O'Baten, Esqrs. to be • Cominimioners, &c. of 11111 MAU MT'. Barracks in Ireland. " In six months Previous to the Union we had," Neje The Dnlolie Erelsing Pose. •• only six bank ✓opteiea, and in the last six months We have bad owe HEMMED AND rirrr-ea.r, be.ide inure than deub:e the number of persons who have had coin positions with their creditors, some of them so low as 61. in the pound." Thursday bring the 34th year of American in atpeadeatee, the Commanders of the American ship., now ai the Loiulon Doelts, dined together at the Virgiiiia Coffee-house, and give a dinner to the Mates, at the Mermaid, at Hackney. The new Bishop of ELT (Dr. DAMPI6I) lost the prowniatinia to ton of toe tinestl,ll III:4 in his Lord eon's ilioce,e„ 14 their lapse to the Crown before be c ,ulit do homage to the Kowa on his translation; Treat which ceremonial duty be was lutig preveutsd by a severe fit of the gout. IE tALLAS - r At7TOV IN T - 24 E ME DITEIMANEAN. Littalt titote AO otricea TO • fieND IN LONDON. Ms Majesty's ship Splines, Malta, 16th May,lllo. Ibial FRIEND—Aware that an old measinate (particularly a once Sparean), will derive some gratification from the particulars of our recent glo non. contest. I willingly avail myself of the first conveyance, to enable you to participate in the feelings of your old shipmates. On the tat instant, we, to company with the -Success, chased into Naples a frigate, corvette, .hrig, and cutter. On the 3d, from a supposition, on the part of our truly gallant Captain (Jahleel Brenton), that these fair. weather birds Would never ptit to sea, whilst menaced by two British frigates, he orrkred the Success (tieing a Oilier ship) to part company.— The manoeuvre succeeded ; and, on the following morning, at day-tight, the enemy's squadron was, with pleasure, descried standing towards us, in a reviler line of battle. It was not in our nature to run! but, agreeable to tor usual system, us well as their astonishment. we made sail for them; tied, being aided by a light breeite, were enabled, about 41)minutes after seven, to commence againg " fear ful odds," what our gallant brother tars on this ktation. as ISO at the conquered foe, ackuottledge to have been one of the mitt brilliant action, ever fought by an English frigate. The battle took place oft' Millet, and was commenced within pis tol-shot, by the French frigate. Ceres, of 42 gnus, site being the leading ohm of the enemy's Into; end, after a truly trying. yet, thank God; gloricitis contest of two hotirs and ten minutes (during which time the awful scene was rftursicd by hi s ~w orq Majesty Murat, and the whole population of the proud city of Naples,) we succeeded iu capturing the national brig L'Espervuir, by our brave fel lows gallantly boarding her, in the face of the rue my'a whole l'u'te, who were, like unto ourselves, ;almost turn to pieces. When we had approached this " host of foes," safficiently near to be distinctly heard, we wel comed them with " three ehcers;" which was pro posed by our gallant Captain, and give,' by our brave tars, loath heartfelisincerity,fat the honour of our beloved Country and glurions profiensin. Fe i n the Officers whom we have taken prisoners, we have been assured, that our cheering tended forcibly to unnerve their seamen, as it taught them to believe we hail, in the first instance, decided on death or victory! Our los has been severe—lu brave 11. lows killed and 2 wounded ; yet when I r.l'rr yi to the annexed unprecedentedsnoperiority to which we were opposed, you must think with mu, that those heroic Britons could urine have falkn on a more glorious occasion. A varnitg the killed I have to deplore the death of that gallant )(with, Mr. liobintron i master's mate, a limn you, as an old Spartan. must recollect ; suit in the list of wounded the name of our truly heroic and distinguished Captain unfortuoately Malteds conspicuous. Ile was dinigerowly wounded by as grape-shot s about tlfe middle of the action, whi'st fearlessly standing on the capstan, and, by his judi cions ineriMityring, and gallant example, insiming • confidence of success in every Officer and man mowed I . lie was wounded in the left side, and has am, e suffered almost incessant pain, with becousing fortitude; but I sin happy to add, he is new pronounced out of danger, and the so-tiros ion)eis of his f3trierrs and Mere ere* coorinise to be Mimed up with seamanlike sin cerity, fur his speedy restoration to the service of his country ; with whom his zeal, ability. mid hero isin'mnst ercr stand unsvalled ! and by whom- if geouine merit omits not admirers. he win. iso doubt, be amply rewarded. lie has already received the Order of Knighthood end of Merit, front His Ma jesty the King of the Two Sacilies, which, no doubt, will he followed on the part of our good Sovereiga (Cod bless him) by the Order of the Bath, 1111 d VIII Aderoatis rooon to support it. We have ju.t learned by a flag of truce, the enemy's loss to have !sten beyond precedent, 134 lilted, sad 316 wounded. Visur's truly, J• 14611 I)uNN r Purser. ENGLISH FORCE. eneucu 'lsom Guns. Men Gana Men. Sports§ 3s tris I Cents 42 000 Fame vd 2so I liopervoir Atlailla 7t: o • boat s, 7 guns, • oath 4U used each, Telnl Tht first escaped, the second was diosoastcd, aid the third I ak no. The storm of last Sunday appears to have ex tended all over die kingdom. The Exeter paper sa)s—rr Ou Sunday last we had a violent storm of thniulcr and lightuing, accompanied with • heavy rain, which continued for several hours. and ap pears to have beets general along the coast. The lightning was uncommonly vivid, and the claps of thunder unusually loud and tremendous ; but we cannot hod that it has occasioned any material injury."—The Birruiligliaru paper oho says—.. On .giambiy-eurowerig law, -trowtown veal weroh a i sr h oo d were visited by a dreadful burnt-one, which conti nued for about too hours, and it is feared has done much damage. Daring the storm the lightning struck a large oak tree, its Aston Park. in the vici nity of this tower. under which a fine colt was standing for shelter. The lightning 'trail the tree at about twenty-five feet from the ground : it struck die cult between the eyes, and literally mashed its head to pieces. The great danger of tasking shelter under trees in a thunder storm, cannot be too (re ' quently iuculcated." Heave-bay.—That charming retreat. Herne- Bay, is Xent, is become the resort of many reopect able families this season. For the accommodation of ►he increasing nninher of visi►ors to this delight. ful rural spot, lour machines end a warm bath are min pre' :wed, and the proprietors aro amply re compenc,il for their attention in this particular. The benefit the valetudinarian receivra here from the fine arta breezes. soon induces hie to ...m a rl th e c liff., abounding with the most en chanting prospects of hill and dale, and most fasci nating rural smote, which the perishes of Herne and Reeulver so luxuriantly lavish. Groom, is laid out fur the errs Liao of several additional holi‘ea, whirh are expected to be completed by next scrim! 1 1 . amnamm•km not FVtTOR OF 771 E PRirzsrl pint ... , • . I The deeeeditilrie II picklock *ea Idedtcrs ► have becoaie trot oaly so frequent but so formidable iii consigiteuce of their assseibliug is gauge iu the public shot ts, and at ill piste. of resort, fist it may be of soave service to the cum. iEuaity to state the law ow the subject. If A. is bustled id • crowd by B. C. P. and F. or any other Pelt the pocket of 4. at such time, A. may be Itald to be hereby pot Is fgar, and they are all accessary to the higkretty ribber,. If A. (Mei his property, be um), without a curl. stelae, apprehend Coy of tier oifeuders. .The offence is death witttout hermit of clergy. bit the trial of three men, Via. Misr, £ivet, and Frith, a rim years ago, Judge Butter, observed, that taliog from the persou by iist/htyr, was highway robbery equally as if a pidol had been presented—them mai wire convicted sod afterwards executed. lover Temple. • A LEGAL READER. sPORrINu INTELLIGLATE. NONMARKET JULY' MECTING. JULY 9. The July Slakes; a Sabseriptiou of c.o r . emelt, 3.121. ft. for 2-yr old colts sit. 61r. tad 61hes ust. 41b. Tero•yr uld c001'... Sir J. Shelle)'• t by Popiolay, bouskt of Mr. Solltb. Sir I Sitelley's fby Popiuya buugbt of Mr. Edwards. Air. Wilson's Sistfr to Sausgirsek. Mr. Eteree's rt. c. Ly Truuspatur. Sir C. Huubury's b c. by Sneerer. 14 Barsotnooes bl. f. by Alesrud, r the Great. D. of Graftoa l. f. by W...xy. 14 Stairs IVs f. t‘y Golsauna. 14 F. G.ll•borite's b. f by Tulteridie. id Jersey's Is. t. by Young lAbi•key. IA Jersey's b. f by N laiokey. Mr. Shiskespelo • Kunre of Clul r t Sgt. ;lb. swot. 513.10 , Wilson's Erclous,;st. sib. First Lett of Al.. M. Sops. IA G. H Careudislis Ortusge,ll,l 51b. asst L.l Grusseuot's Donna Clara, sot. alb. U. M. twigs. Sir J. Shelley's Vexation. oft. Islb. agsl D. of Grafton 's Just:mil, act. tlb. Two yr old coarse, loop. _ TUKIDJ Y. SweepstakeS of top. curb, fur 3.yr olds Cist. yr olds apt ill.. s.yr olds nst. iulh. ti-yr olds !tst. and aged led Ob. T. M. ST.—.The winner to be sold fur :wogs if derlintled. The July Stakes of t bogs curb, h. ft. fur J•rf old culls Slii.7ll/. awl fillies *lst. nib. Across the rtot. 31r. Kellermsun's gr. f. The Witch of Endor by Sorcerer. Mr. Kelkrosauo's ch. c. Astrologer, by Sorcerer. Jd Grosvenor's ch. e. Dan Pedro, by Crawl°. Gen. Groaveaor's b. f Spell, by Sorcerer. IA Stuwell's &other to Si. David. Sweepstakes of fu. s. ea: b. Two•yr. old course. Mr. Sliukesoeare's knave of Clubs, gst. 51b. Mr. Wilson's r, by Eagle, 7st. loth. Mr I.e.nroi's teas) fill', fist. alb. • IA G. H. Cares.lisli's bramble asst Sir J. Shelley's Mar. mien, nat. each. Ali ST. loop. D]ICDAY. Fifty Toands fur a yr 01414eariyi - ng 6M. 91b. 4.yr olds ast. s.yr Ale b‘t. t lh. t;.yr olds ast. IJIb. and aged gst. 11.1 To be entered at Ilse lidug's Stables, Neesuarket, on the day berme rausong, lactates stereo and one oitlock. La- Stance szs. The July flatlands of sags. each, h ft. for 3 4,5, 6-er olds anti aged homes. Aeruss 111.1 r declare forfeit bt glaterday, the 7th of Jely, to pay ualy tugs. Ld Jesaey'S idtareits, s yrs old 9st. gib_ Ld 11. Careadi..6's amble Syr. uld, gat 91b. D. of Sullasufs Easten S -y r. Lod Grosvenor's Duna (Aare, 3-yrs *IA, 781. 6114 LAI Jersey'. Antonio, ...yrs old, 7st. D. of Graft.n.. Jurenal, 3-yrs uld, 7st. U F. Olaitlortbes Rabbet, 3.4 n, old, lilt. ta. 1.1 liintsaird's Dui. Jams, set. ;lb. ago Mr. ilfa tames f by Trampatur, out of Lily, est. Twu-yr old Cutts's, lungs. h. It. Tuvasoir : The Town l'lrste a( 501 Nor 3.yr tail colts, Set. slb. and fillies, Sit Lltt mile mod n distance of B. C.-sTo be en tered nt the King's %intake, Newmarket, un the day befure cruel, ikitttCll Mid 4t'latteit LOH tit Ore eas. N B ' be I ite Mr Perms, by bie will, directed bit Lam ent.rt to pt aug. to I L.. jaws - of this pla.e. We hare malty Byre ur Bonaparte. Could the work be brought to a firis,l4, •uwc good wight Ile If Borsaparie were to sheer a just sense of his obrootioris, he would siesitowtedge tumult* mare indebted to the present ministry than to his gene en's, or eveu his furrow(. A company of strolling players have lately ste tinned themselves at Ilighgatc. At the bottom of their hills they promise the Gentlefolk of the plan, to get up any piny and farce. at twenty-four hours' notice. flinger sharpens ail. Perhaps it has the same effect CM the memory. Several parties of noturions London pickpockets are tasking the circuit of the (Inferred fairs and VICC% in the country. Oise of each party is gene rally disguised as a groom, to give th,c others the appearance of gentlemen. The Emperor of Fe (see tallies great pains to ex clude from Europe our ministers and our nninfac. hirer& The first part of the business he has pretty well iffected. An 'motet Ireton //Monday taken before Tuom s NI Esq. Nlayor and Coroner of Diner, on the body of J 4 *c' i)111114Eli, u corporal of the tith r e giown t of 0)01. now in gerlison at Dover Castle. It appeared to evidence before the Coro ner, that the deceased wits aged about g 7 years, of good education, who had been reduced from s corporal to the ranks for inebriety Nome time since, and about len days ago bad been again made a cor poral. On the regiment marching down Dover Castle Lill, on S lay afternoon, he wee observed by one of the °dicers to be intosicated, and was in I consequence ordered to fall nut and return to the Castle ; in his way he loaded his piece, and having taken off his writer, shoe, unit stocking, that his toe might move the trigger, he put the wilixxle in his mouth, and blew hos head to stoma. 'rhe jury re t tailed a verdict of re/sr-de-se. and ha war buried at the four emit vents. 'tear Div Stone, iis St. James's parish. From the number of desertions which daily oca cur in the army, we have thought proper. fur the good of the service,,to state the billowing, the pub licity of which, it is to be hoped, will be the means of deterring other soldiers from deserting: " Any Nosi•Cosemissionerf Officer, or Private Soldier, who de-erts, and in tried for the same, obe the Coed- Martial shall not think the offence deserving of cspital pa niakinitiot, may adjuilv the offender, scoordiog to the Nature am, °fame, sad, if they thiolt proper, may transport him as afelea fiw a (testis term of yaws, at the expiration of which be shall be at the /goriest of His Stokely, for service as a soldier in soy id His Majesty's forces at borne or abroad, for life ; and if tech Noe-Cocansivitooral Officer, or Private Sidilirr, who, baring been traesported as • felon, shall after wards (without leave hum His Majesty, or from the Gement or Commander of the place to which he shall have bete uaasported) raters Mira soy part of the Ceded Kiegduni of Great Britain sad Inlaid, sod he Toyed tiles rot at large, be tae the expastie• of the stern limited by such illinteireo he shall be dress ed evilly of felouy, m o d he hats testate heath an a Mae without beat tit of leery.' Mrs. Islas, housekeeper of the Duke of Cysts *eel"( x it's apartments at St. *Lines's, hoe bees re moved Irons her situation. MARRIAGES. "I .:Soutar( church', near Dahlia, Harvey Prat, TA cart .be Caren Light litruotry Henault, to Miss liewasyv eldest daughter of the Huhu, w thwory. Ou Thursday, the 7th ult. at Stockholm, la Seedto, Hama Otto IVilliaus Kliaknastrosa, Knight of tbrOeder oi the %word, Lieuttiturt-Culuuci and aalde.Cattip te 11 r Majesty the Kiska of Swedes, and eltegeheeteie to Her Mr jest'', to Mrs. Sarah Brooke, widow of the late Themai Brooke, lestq. DEATHS. Os Saturday Mat, Is Model-street, srtir a tedious illness, MOM dewervedly regretted, the Lady ut Maisa.ll ,, ba O'Dwyer. Ewe Berrieftwel Law. Oa the 10tii Wt. seGramtasues, Qaces's County, IrelaaJ, William S. Vicars, Here. HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT LONDON sow • Mom Is sip. abet 3 I Brew •Ast • !—Preica by C. OW% Do. ~Clvassrlye , sad Ti.. is, *Mg Si. Cbmobits-Clore b, Iklrsaii, by I. .1 .i.. rhea. NAPAL PORTOIOLTIA. JUL' Stied th e Ca nner , 18 gulls J. , on u crui se; us . Caledonia, Ito w,uns, to Pk-moult ; ada ime , do ~i guns, for CO • i Skarysitooter, with cows°, lor ' Gueritaey and .They ; and CAanoell, with a mid: cousey for the D owns. . The Boyne, 98 guns, which teas launched at IL, Dock-yard ou Tue.day last, was yesterday tut, ii into duck to be copperril. - PLYNoeril-DOCK, .11 LY 4. Cause in the Seine frigate. She put WO: iu coneequenct of the late strong bead -wind s . Arrived the favourite 'loop of war, fruat Cork, the Intelligent gun-brig, from the Westward ; a n d Yea cock, from a cruise. The Minerva and the Intelligent are comin g up harbour to relit. Yesteiday, a boat belonging to Cavraa n d. 5 ti,herrner, in it, un. , et in N squall of wind, awl all unfortunately perisbod.--Wind N.W. Nulty. s4leaaftras, JULt Sailed ill, Calypso ins! Centime!, with a-coLnuy for the &atm.—Wind S.W. TIJE MARA hij. rActiANGE, Jetx I. • To day there Fe stot many further arsitatsuf %Viscid co;ti. 114 e, loot eussiderahlt fulfill., nod .t)is trade is hewy al,fe, hardly at hat prices. Barley iw skint supply. NO as lieu. Malt at WI, v.iriat on. Apia bat let. keg., mkt Horns of the two kinds, and th.ne fully at the Lute .le4otz. here an few Irish arr.v.ds .4 Oats, sod this trade ia 'p o ut last Oaks.'" quoteU. El cuatitufs at our late nazute p aft CUU6tEAT PRICE OF &MAIN. tchms ..... _aut. gsa. otos Ikons ....... . • ..•fn. hit row ditto. 1 LS* :as tick dill° Hye - s4a. .35 I lutl 11l 3 . 1.349 El.irley lIL 11l I Poland ditto . • ..... ays. 4.• Mall ;Us. 8441 Potalue thltu 4ls 11' kik Peas t . 2. Nape hied ..... 64,1 6,4 (Imam) Fine I lour ton fifty Pow 5011 I . 56S ScaNAds ... . 9.41 SUITHFIELDSIARLEE, This da,'s 'Nuke, had but art tuditiermit sapid ) of it,fl ,i t Muds of rattle. Lamb suppu.ts last price,—St altos sat Weal ale dearer ;—Lk rf awl Pork Ike cheaper; and the trait, ill ra Uel •I, u gelltO hat fiat. The salcs lb* H.) luadet acre tucuusiderabis. Clam fetelled • better price thus aim. da ) , .. vim kct ;—Hay and Straw vold at lard prima. 'lke 004 daramottioucd pricer and antubrrs arc an accurate statkle..ut: To sink the a trial Ors stove in bib. 41. Oat In .ss. 6d I Haul 44 Cattle, Ibis day.... Mutton.. 4a. ad to 50. 84. Rpm'. 7:O Lxmb....ss. 041 to 7s. ud. g harp and Lattibt ~o Vent as. (M. to Is. 6d. lateen Pork od. to Yr. iud. IJ. HA Y•MARKET. Hay sl. tel. to gi. 9i 04. Staalr 1 1 . tM # seal. ins $.14. .natter 6l. lea es M. sae 0.1 PRICE:SOF HAY AND STRAW, YESTERDAY. ST./ 411111'4. WIIITICY•Pft. Hay Z 1 1:11.04. tol4l Hay GI. ISt. at al lo Straw, c..od. to V. 161. 04. New, 71. 0 4 . M u.. 0 Clover, 71 ye to 94 141 5400. I. 1414 10 31. ts NE.WG ATE AND LEAD! NHALL (By the Carrara.) I ser 44. od. to so. osi. I Veal H. 04. I. Gs 0 M .tton 4. 41. tes' 04. 4.1 Perk so. 84. I. b.. Lamb - so. ed. to M. ICE 01 TALLB►W, I St. Jame: s Markt; a ad Clare Market ...,.. I t. i 44 Whiteehapel Market *. (44 per at. of alb. ' t%• 34 Town Tallow 7. fhl Yellow Real* 7.:1 off Vhite ditto .. bgt ud.—• I soap tss ud GS, • Stuff sa • Ihito runts 416 US G Good Dregs is • kA Poos--Curd, 1.4 od ♦ellow Soap, 1 . )94-11 , Price of Con. Ors , pa do A.tV I boat notilses sod Steers (pro stow) its. In I. to os. yd. Midstlite Gd : to as oil Shearlinto - Lamb Siiss Ordisar/ Mod to 51% td Marko Calf 14'. Ent Home 11i td. to os. U. 04. to It Utt. to :a col Sao,. -* • Kent, 4L Ist:114 31. tic. Kent. 41. los to 64. op gooses, 31. use. to rd. N. Sows, 41. ow. to SI • Essex. at. 105..t0 51. Ss. --o 4.111 •s COAL MARKET, JuLit 41. Ships. Ships fold. ?rite. g.. Krweitittle Coal .... p ..Soutlerisiod I • Is. 0.1 to os COURSE OF EXCHAJ Annitergani 33 0 2 V. Ditto it S.glit a 9 o Rotten 9 to te V. Hamburg 30 9 .2 lU. Alton* 3O 3 20.1. Paris 1 day's Jai, 20 t 6 Dittou o V. vr in paper. ---- ' atit. Pa m.. is super. Ditto -99 obit. Bilbua ..... 41 Letlions Genoa • Si Venice Gi Naples Lobos bs PRICK OF bTOC a per Cent Redwood s per cent. Comte 4 • per Cent. per Ors, Nan ••••• amnions QE, FAIDAY, JILT O. Oporto . .. 601 Rio Janeiro.... 19 - - Malta Gibraltar 37 Dublin... Curk SULI lON. Portugal Gold lir CO4ll and Bilis 1. r per.: 0 1.0 I Boner go Gold ita Bars n 9 0 Nea Doubloons o . Blew Dollars Aline Mt Bora o u Zito Lelia (esch) Alio ou the Bask a llollsotl 4 per Cool. :IS If ESTIRDAY • • .• 7Oll eßdw• . . ... 991114nd-iv: ----- w.• • • .• I 1••••••••• _ India Mode Excheglieg Mils ..................• 4 Prey. English Lottery Tielses eel. i se. Curouis fur T. PIISH, Stork-Fh - oL.r. • 4, Caruhill, sad 9, Cludiotereer.