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r. THE• PRINCE REGENT'S COURT. Yesterday, at four o'clock, the Prince Regent held a Court at Cirlton House. At three o'cluck Gourd of Iltmour, muter the co.ninaoil of Colonel Fooserby, marched into the Cotirt-y.ird nf Carlton Howie, ',receded by the band, in their Stier uni forms ;al t the same time a detachment of tile Guards marched into Pall 31311, nod took their stations in Waterloo-place, op l iosite Cor'too I lousy'. 100 deep, also ',receded by their hallii, in their 'tote tonforms, who played alternately aim the hand of the Guard of Honour. A few minutes bAore four o'clock the procession Of the Lord Nlayor, in bis state carrisgc, acco.ii ja.initd by his Chaplain. Swurd or State, Cap of L'larrty, the Mace, &c. arrived ; the Rtmte ear eiage and six ba)s preceded lay the two City Nlar. shuts, in their splendid uniforms, on horseback ; of their men, Iwo and two; six of the Lord .110yor's 'footmen, two and two. The Lord Mayor was followed into Cethon- Muse by Aldermen Sir Charles Flower, *Sir W. Curtis, Sir B. Sbaw, pcliuley„ Rirch, lit, J Eimer, &r M. !Hoslown, Sir C. 111 littler, Cott. Magni y. Bridge*, and Heygate ; the iircor,ler, the Swill's, the Renaud, , tb• Chamberloiu, th, Con -11100 Srrycoot, the Towle Clerk. the Deputy-Town Clerk, the t'"onosou Plewlers, the Hall Keeper, and about forty gee• Ili:moil of eke Court of COMINGS Council. The Lord Ma for, the Aldermen, the 'gentlemen of the Court of Common Connell, a n d the Officers of the Court, wore white farrows on thei► left breast upon the occasion of the !total IVedilitig. They were c lucted into one or the state ruotttr. The Prince Regent entered the Slate Rooms about the same time, and was attended by the 'Groom of the Stole, Lord J. Murray, as the Lord 'in Wailing, the Hon. Colonel King, as the Grimm Wit! Wig, the Lord Chamberlain. the Lord s e , wie d of the [foo t hold. tie Comptroller owl Treasurer of the Household, the Captain of the ‘Yermteri of the Ginird, Master Paget, as Page of Honour, Mr. Stockdale, the Standard-bearer, and the lion. Corps of Gentlemen Pensmners. The 'Prince Regent received the Field Officer in Waiting, acid the Colonel of the Guard, and gave them the military pass-word of the (lay. fits Royal Highness gave nn aedienee to Viscount Siclinontli, and then proceeded to the Throire-rorrin, where. bring :wined on Ids Throne, surrounded by several of hit Cabinet Ministers. the Lord Cham berlain, with the Gentlemen Usliers in \Vatting, retired, and introduced the Lord Mayor and Cor poration, who having made their obeisance, the • Recorder read the Address of the Corporation to the Prince Regent upon the marriage of his Royal Sister the Princess Elizabeth with the Prince of Hesse Homboarg, to which his Royal Highness re turned an appropriate answer; they were all most gracioubly received, and hid the honour to kiss his Royal Highness's hand. 'Upon theSheritis Dessuges and Alderson' presenting themselves for that purpose abet the Aldermen, the Prince Regent was pleased to confer upon them the honour of Knighthood. The Vince Regent alva Fuld au investiture uF the o.gicr of the Bail., at which arre present— - - Rorit Highierem Hie Doke of York, Lorrl Henley, Sir John Dmlane Warren Si, Slurred Ckrke, Sir John Vetoing Cradoe'k, Sir Para Dundee, and Sir Brent Spencer, Knights Grand Crosses; the Dean, the Genealogist, Dr put, Bath King of Arms, the Gentleman Usher, aud the Officers of the Order. A procession was made into the Closet, in the usual form, arisen Admiral Sir Charles Maurice Pole, Burt, was introduced into the presence, be tween Sir David Dundss and Sir Brent Spencer, the two J sir Knights Grand Crosses present, pre - ceded by the Gentleman Usher, bearing the scarlet rod, and invested by his Hopi Highness the Prince )(evils with the ribband and badge, and the star ul a Knight Grand Cross. Sir Charles having with draws', Rear-Admiral Sir George Cockburn was in troduced with like ceremony, and also invested.— The Knights Grand Crosses being called over by the (411Oct - 11mi Usher. the procession returned in the order in winch it had been made i n to the Ro3 al apart) tients. Grimm! Henry Tucker Montrtsor received the }onour of Knighthood. The Prince Kryient gave audiences to Viscount Csbtlertugh and Count Munster. ROYAL MARRIAGE-CITY ADDRESS. Yesterday the Lord Mayor, scrompinied by Aldermen Sir Win. Curtis, Sir Charles Flowte, Melialey, J. J. Smith. Sir J. Eisner, Birch. Sir Matthew Blochuto, Maguey, Bridge., Nod Cox, Kith the It. corder and City Officers, proceeded from Guildhall to Carlton House, and iireseisted the folloisitig Address, which was read lay the Re coulee :- 6 , To ms ROYAL UIGINNItIa TIII TBINCR Of WALT; RI/TNT riff Tat VNITtD ILIIIGDOM or (.REST BRI TAIN AND 111 LAND: " The bumble mid loyal Address of the Lord Mayor, Martine-a, and t' ...... none, of the City of London, romutton Council assembled. 0 May it please your Royal Highness, " R'.•, los 31,jesty's most dutiful and l.•val subjeets, the Lord Itlitrar, Aldermen, and Commons of the City of Lon. dim, 14 Common rtllBllCll s.svotsbled, humbly uppnuo pule Itoyal litztont sa to offer our sincere congratiolai 10114 on the ausptetuus t veut of the rereAt nuptials of your Roy.) timer, the Princess Eli: ilia ih, with his Se►eue Highuess the Hereditary Prince of Hi me Hombourg • We confidently trust this album e will be priidrictive of t:.•rmsut happiness to the illustrious isidividuids tiumselver, to tarty luau. h of your auguvt Fautily, and to the mason. hulvice uueselvev in the pleasing hope Out those .11ir qualitors %hurls hove unifurtuly called forth (Mr ail woo atom, and adorned the high birth of the floral Bride, will ..Tore to her every frlirity is thus illustrious *tribute. •• Prima wa to repeal (WV 1110alittfible nutmeats or firm arid loyal atiaeloneut to 11.. Maj,aty'r Crown stud Govern ment, tu aa•uie your Royal Hiklint at or UM' anxious Oe.irr 1,1 routriloilP, to Ihr otUttot of ear power, in whal e may 11roll1Jle thr welfare and Itappinta. ur the United K 11111111 U. "Sl=ard by order of Court, •• . FI.N KT 001)1410 RPE." To vilOult Atltlrtas hi% Royal 1-figlines% raturuetl tlar moat Kr 116.11116 Allifyier ilsauk you fur Asa luyal tad dutiful Address. It is gratifliog lu We Su lice ire this malimuny uf The (tel. 1.10 t tily of Luilmati sill ass perasitas w micro mini lto tu)a.ii.o .1 le ali Ilse Royal Family." Ilia 1:m :a Highness ronterred the hallow of 110 Ile:unget, Esq. and George Alskt,o. , Slltnt!►. DRURY-LANE TIMATIZE. The lirrly comedy of he Woad and She World Not, was revived 11..1 r 111111 Hight. Au apology WAS made for Miss KVI.I.Y, nt,arnt fvom iodisposition, who WWI I iiiii ounerd for Vileffu. It is a plat for to great c pas., and war %cifl tilled by Mrs. Haft- Lowe.. nieftis is an intiiguimz mercenary waiting aorlll4ll. and .Jr". lIARLOWE displayed appropriate arclisiess. apirit. rod vivacity. The other characters were adequately vustamed. Mrs. Datisoss. as llppolita, was micommonly effective. IVe have not lately Preis her to bo great advantage. Her blustering and swaglrring stir of dna Lind impobtor in sisal; attire proved highly diverting.—The play went off with eclat, mod attracted au elegaut audi ence. 'IRELAND. -.0.- DUBLIN, APRIL 13. On Thursday evening the Countess Talbot had another grand l'ilvate Hull, winch was attended by a large assemblage of the Fashionable World. The seiw orra, written by a gentleman of this city, and entitled, t he Out-Post. was produced on Saturday It has the fault of most new pieces —excessive length. Several or the songs were ea. ess.ed ; and should the neces►ary curtailments and alterations he made, it will. no doubt, go utf with increased approbation to-sight. APRIL 14. Miss Cheese arrived last evening from Edin burgh. Asnong•t the arrivals at Ryland . % lintel, a►e— e-01mnl elements, Cuissri Howard, Augustus Foster, Esq. Ambassador so the Danish Court, Sir Grrsla Aylmer, Bart. mid the Rev. Thomas Brooke. Their Excellencies the Lord Lieutenant and Countess Talbot entertained a numerous and select company at d r, at the Castle. Among those i. , vired oere— The Countess of Kilkenny. the Countess Claariearde, Viseonnt Hawarden, IE3O of Miltown, Lord Motint.Chsrles, Lord .hoick, the Rolm, of DOWN and Mr.. Alexander, Mr. and Lady 11. Ponsonhy, Mr. and Lady Elisabeth M•Cliutnek, Sir Edward ■ o Lady Elisabeth Raker, Sir Harcourt and lAily Lees, Sir Job,. skid Lady Rorke, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Latonelie,Surgeou.l:. 'semi mini Mrs. Cramp. ton, Hun. Captain and Mrs. Bridgeniun, the Dean of Cloyue, Rev. George Lambert, der. &e. _ . Same evening the Master of the Rolls enter tained a select party at thimer. Mr. Gregory saw company at dinner on Satur day ; and the Attorney-General alto had a party on the Same day. Lord Glentworth and Lord Cahir passed through IVoterford on Friday. Alter spending some time at the Commercial MALI, Mall, they proceeded to Passage, to sail in the packet fur England. Colonel O'Dell, M.P. left Limerick on Thurs day, for London. CAMIMIDGP, A►AIL 13. -...... The following Gentlemen "tenon the same day admitted to the is ssoirr-mrsit Soused sirstre s honorary .Wasters - G. B. Hamilton, of Trinity College; nod Hon. WOO Jas. Covent, y, of St. Peter's College. Matters of Arti:—ltrr. Chas. DOW4IO/1, of Trinity Col lege ; W. White, of St. John's College; and G. Aittalie, of Paintwohe Hall. Rae/Wore of Arts r.N. Wimlle, Isaac Wood, F. Taller sail, awl 11. Vourunthe, of Trinity College• Nihill and R. B Wynne, of St. John's College; John Thompson, of Corpus Ch r isti College; Rev. S. Welfilit, Rev. E. Gray, and Jas. Lowry, of Queen's College. The Rev. Fred Choppin, M A. of St. John's College, Ox. ford, is admitted ad evaders at King's College. Messrs. Turner and Smyth, of Sidney College; Mr. Hen derson, of Trinity College ; and %I . Atkinson and ter ' of Catherine Hall, am admitted RA. At a Ciiiigrntation of this Univrisity on t'rednesday last, a Grace pawed the Senate, to sulwcribt 1,000/. to the Fund fur building additional Chard's% OXFORD UNIVERSITY, Aran. 11. The following Ger:drawn are admitted to degrees : horkw in Dirinity--The fry. D. W. (arrow, B.D. of Christ Church. Masters of Arfr—The lion. and Rte. Edword Finch, of Christ Church, Grand Componsider; Rube. Bathurst, Esq. of Christ Church; Rev. Ruhr. Williams. of Jesting College; Rte. R. Cutler, of Exeter College; Rev. F. Everett, of RAW College; and Mr. C.. 1. Ogilvie, Fellow of BaDiu! College. FORTONE.TELLING. At Liverpool Quarter Sessions en/lrries 31w-risen and Sneak Ovular, spas Smith, wise tried for pleating some silver spoons, 'whinging to Mr Campbell, SI. James's. walk, under Ilse following circumstances : It appeared from the evidence of Ann Morris, servant to Mr. Campbell, that the Nilosiert called at her master's house, and asked if they had any china to upend, and were told idol , had not ; they Ciro invited her to here her !aflame Mid. to winch she coosented, and took she P. ismer+ into the kitchen. Afire various questions, asul before they would conitisettee operatimis, tiny said they must he possessed of many articles of •ppairl !whin glllll Si) the servants, which Mere furaislied thttn; they then said they most have • piece of '44'er—the se' vont had moue; they iutimated that a spoon or some sorb thing would 1101111.1.1 the 'purpose ; a tea-spoon was produced ; slat ass not large enough ; a tahle-spoun was Riven to them, situ they gave die girl some powder in a paper, and they told lice to go up stairs into her bed room soil take the powder, and said they MOlllll go outside of the house and consult Site planets, and %%mild come in again ise five minutes ; the girl let them out and went up stairs, but soon smirctiog the imposition practised upon her, she came down to look after the Prisoners, but They were guise out of sight; an alarm twin= give'', they were taken before thi y load an opporiiiiiity of makiirlr away with Ike properly.— Upon their apprthenstpui, besides the property civet, so them by the srrvaut, was found a silver spoon, which they hail contrived to steal out of a drawer in the kitchen. Tl.e Prisoners sere found Guilty, and scutenced tos lie incialbs imprisounient to the Misuse of Correction. The following Circular Letter has been received by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Emirs f th e Ri g ht honourable Lord Vivc t SID. SIOUTII, one of his Al/tit-sty'. principal yeereiaries of State (CIRCIII.A R.) W hilehall, April, 11118. My Lotto-1 'MVP the honour to impotent pour Lined ship aid it has loins jorlgril rtivedieut lbsl the training and cm 'Arnie of the Militia iu Gird Hritais should be dirlitioird with iri the pertrot year; and that ass Order in Council to that ell. el hue accordingly hero issued. 1 hate the hossoor to be, My Lord, Your bordrhip'a moot obedient booth(' Serrnint, Mojrslfs Pete/maid of Mt County of Auto. LAW Th rELLIGANCE. COURT OF KING'S RENCll,lTrirmixsTen, IRIDAV, Arm. 17. TUC oveasErns oF T. MAUTIN-IN•TUC FRI.US WARD. In this case, the Defendant had given his bond to the Mandl, ne se•curity for the maintenance of an illegitiniste child, which had been sworn against per.oil or the name of Lawrence. It was tried before :11r. Ju.tier I3ay'lrr, at the sittings slier last Michaelmas •Perm, when a verdict was ftiond for the Plaintiffs, suhject to a ease. The pleas set up in defence were, first, now ert fisctune and, second, that the Plaintiffs should have proved the b I un der the commis) of bankruptcy which had is sued against the Defendant. This latter pled wits the point reserved. Alter hearing Counsel in support of, and against the objection-- The Counr held, unanimously, that the Plain tiffs could not have proved the bond under the commission, inasmuch as it was impossible for them to declare what expense the maintenance of the child, who might he afflicted with sickness, would create. The bond, Theodore, remained a valid security. This was the more necessary, as it was proper that the Parish should be, as far us pu.sible, indemnified for the support ol• children thus edit upon them. The Court, therefore, would not dis turb the verdict. In the course of the day. an individual, who stated that his name was Williams. Mid Out lie was a clergymen, ruse to address the Court. lie said, he had n►nny grievances to complain of—and lie called fur the protection of their Lordships. He would not have addressed them in person, had he not been deceived by several barristers and attor ne)s, who had conspired against him. Lord ELLENBOIWUGH said, if he had any state ment to m.►kr, it must be founded on an affidavit. If lie were prepared with a document of that kind. the Court would hear him in his proper time. After the bar had been gone through, Lord ELLUNBOROUGH inquired whether lie had any uffidavit read• ? Mr. WILLIAMS stated that he had not—and was again procreiliiig to state the hardships of his case, and to complain of a conspiracy of Barristers and Solicitors against him—when Lord ELLestoottouGti informed him that the Court could not bitten to attacks on individuals who were probably absent, particularly us the - plaint appeared without that necessary document, an affidavit. POLICE. -...- BOW . . • Peregrine Clarke, a man of colour, butler to Illsjur Mor rie, of Barn's-greeu, Surrey, was brought up fur exntunaa lion, charged with ruhbing his master of property to a con siderable a ))))) ant. His master stated, that he placed confi dence in the Prisoner, and during the absence of the family, who went into Suffolk, he committed the rubbery. The Pri toner at first asserted that the boam had been robbed by two men, whom he hnd pursued, fired at, &c. ; but Taunton the officer, after a search, discovered part of the stolen property iii the Prisoner's box, and also found • variety of articles ! which had been conveyed out of the house in a packiii-case. Ile was fully eumtnitted fur trial at the next Surrey Alissises. CORONER'S INQUEST. Yesterday evening an inquisition was held at the sign of the Jolly Millers, in Webbee.row, Illackfriars.rund, before hittimon, Esq. on the bodies of Thomas and William Hires, two infant., under seven years of age, who perished in the late conflagration. The Jai y having been sworn, re tired to view the bodies, which presented a horrid spectacle, and were in a mutilated state. W. Yeoman, of Nu 9, Embikn-place, hat- maker, stated, be rented a separate room in Mr. Higgs house fur his business. Alwol half-put seven Mr. Higgs left home, and requested his journeymen to prepare the hats for the drying stove. The composition used is spirits of wine and turpentine; lie had placed several to dry ; when, on the last one he took in some spirits dropped from it.• hick instantly bland and set several others on lire. The drying stove is situated in the lower part of the house under the parlour. The family generally resided in the parlour, but hall, within these few days, retired to the bed-room shove stairs. They consisted of Mr. and Mrs. Higgs and Nur children,— When the Witness first perceived the fire, he went to get two pails of water to endeavour to exiitiguish it, but out having the desired effect, he Manned Mrs. Higgs, who its maliately came dune stairs, with her youngest infant iu her arms, and before site could return aptia, the flumes had in. d to such an extent, that all effort. proved fruitless. Witness attempted thrive to return to preserve the other children, but found it impossible. A juryman observed he was near the spot at the time the foe was burtiOrg, suet in a few minutes a ladder was placed to the first flour window, alien a person of the name of Julio Bentley, io the roust praise-worthy manner, and at the hazard of his own lite, asceudrd the ladder, amt succeeded in resett ing tine of the three remaining children from destruction, the other two fell a sacrifice. He was most dreedfully bums. ed on the occasion, and was conveyed to Guy's Hospital, where very little hopes are entertained of his iecsuSery. John Feaster, juerneynian to Mr. Higgs, observed, he was stilTiming the hats with the composition, at the time, to pre pare them for the drying stove, when some spirits drop'', d some how or other, which he could nut account fur—this communicated to the other hats wear, and set them on lire. WelptllS endeavoured to fetch water, hut to 110 purpose.— The whole of the property was destroyed. The stove, he (wit. ness) observed, might contain from six to eight bats at a time. No more evidence heinK adduced to the Jury, the Coro ner addressed them, "lieu they instantly returmd o vr rtrict of—Accidental Deagii. The LORD CHANCELLOR rat yesterday to hear appeals its the Mouse of Lords. Hat Honour 11) . Vtcs-ettaNcEr.t.oa sit far his Lordship iss the Court of Chaos:try at 11'e.tusio ster, but isothiog of il►tereat occurred, except to the pulse. concenwil. COURSE OF EXCHAN Amsterdam ....37 011.21:. Ditto ut Sight... 36 0 Amsterdam.. • • 11 7 C.F. Ditto at Sight 11 4 Rotterdam ll $ 2V. Antwerp ex.mo. 11 10 Datobergh 24 3 21V. Altuia 34 4 21V. Paris3day'sdate 24 20 Ditto 80W.111114X do 24 40 Frankfort on the . Mawr ll2 at to. Illartrill,effeet 4O Cadiz, eifret 3V ▪ lutsa • ttFect 4O &vine aft Gibraltar 3t) Leghorn GE, E.inav, Aratt. 17. Genes Venire Ital. Ltv 24 70 Malta Naples Palurrno 130.1 - . per as Lisbon— Oporto sal Rio tits{ puhlla O per at. Cork.... . ..... Arlo ofllte Bank ou Holland 2 per Cent. BULLION. Portnpl G01d... 2 a. a• Coin, per oz 4 I 6 GOl4l in Bare 4 1 Ncw POtt Moons 0 0 0 New Dollars 0 b b Silver in Hare 0 0 New Luni., each ) 0 THE TURF • Noolartia.r CRAVEN mr.EurG, 1918. ViI:RFDAY, •14111. IR The Cuckboat Stakes of earli,l, f t f nod (illict (warranted untried eat the tame of ~,itunz,ll.ll/ lath. 1 14 17), and not engaged in the• Derby, vr 2.LOGgs. Stakes; - - culls, Sst. 411; ; lib. 1) M. - - Lord Gros:venues b f. Finesse, cater to lyre.. 1 Lord Sofliclirs b r. b 1 Stwocrer, unt sif a sister to worth w 2 'site lift:atur:. b. c. t..y Seim, slam bt Giles, est of Motieroonsk Mr. Douglass's b c by Phassion), out of tartlinge Mr. Cruckford's br c. by Dick *salts ws, d a m by pay /t utor The Judge placed taut 3.—Two psis! Correll. b to 1 al st 1 . 11111•IC —1 to 1 ■r•l I)l.ke of Ito tlaturs b c. by Sl•lins-3 to 1 ay.* Mr. Dusig'sN's b. r. by Floituus -5 to 1 ngst Mi. Csuckfuisrs br c. by Dick Andrews. Sweepstakes of 200g.5.. earls, b. ft. t,r cult* sit. 71b. and Mho, Net 31b, AF. Ric d e Prince Paul, by li'sPoo, nut of Cressida 1 Local Foley's c, by Soulliaayrr, trot of Blowing LOI d itti4lol its. c. Zl Hilts, by Zwlui. , out of Grey DUCbC4II 3 ll's Royal highness the Mike of 1 - ink's e. by Sorer, cr, . - nut of a si.ter tu C*A2urst Duke of Graftuo . , ch. c. Strcuoides, by tceity, fell its rentwig Eight pail 3 to I aril Prince to I int Lord Foley 's e. by Soothsayer—even bittin Oil 31:1:0aUlca. Tltc Claret Statue of 21N0f.s. each, h it. colts Bet. 7lb. stud fillies B , t. 2'b. 1).1 ussuer of the second louse tu et ceive back his ,take. • Mr. Utley's rite Student Mr. Vanatttart's hr c. Pendulum, by Orville Mr. f'atuou's Nrva, by Cervenka Mr. Wilkou'a Broth(' to K.uphael Three paid rot ft it. 5 to 2 agst The Sludtut-3 to 1 azst Peudulum-5 to 4 a:it Neva. 'floe turf it Class of the Outland Stakes; legs. each. 1).1. Ld Jerse)'s Cannon 11.01, aged, 9it. 31h. c 1 Duke of Grafton's %Yates kw, 3 yr.. 7st. 121 b. Mr. erockfurd's Merquother, 3 yrs 7st Mb. ..... 3 Mr. Stuttehewer's 31.turrrats, 3 yrs. 7st. 71b. The Judge Owed hut 3.—Ten pant forfeit. ri to I aro caution 8311-3 to 2 agst Waterloo-4 to I art Alatarealra. sweepstakes of 1008.. each, b. ft. Set. 51b. each. DM. Mr. Thorobill's eh. c. by Scud, out of Nyate Duke of Rutland's b. c. by Walton, out of Codaha by Sorcerer Major M'a Iron's b. e. by Juniper, dam by Oscar pd Sweepstakes of 100 gs. each, h.ft. • 7 colts , 9,t. Slb.; Sit. 41b. D.M. Mr. Goddard's b. e. by Redrew', out of Nympbina.... ree. Mr. Baron's br. f. Emena.sister to Crusader 7 ...... pd Mr. Haffendeu's bl. f. Pythia, sister to PytNonts..... pd Mr. Cslley's hr. c. Guy Mannering, by Sorcerer, Pfl t . 711). rec ft. from Mr. Junes's b. f. Palmy, by Puultou, bat. 41b. Ab. M. 100 gs. h. ft. Mr. Hill's Emma, sister to Crusader, ree ft from Mr. Jones's Fauuy, by Poulton, Bat. 41h. each. Ab. M. 100;s. h. ft. NAVAL INTELLIGeNCE. AiTtiL le. Arrived the Zephyr, COX, from Hone for Loudon; Jane, Goulding, from Bahia, fur Dan:Mireli; sailed in company with the Grace, —, for Falmouth, and the Nelson, —•, for Liverpool. The Waterloo, Cole, arrived from Haniburgh the day the Jane sailed. Passed up Channel the Broichoifrithury, Pitcher, from Batavia, for London ; sailed sth December; left at Batavia the Experiment, Banes, and revered American ships. On 12th February hove to off St. Belem' ; lift there the Cun. queriar and the Mosquito; also the Elitabeih, liethon, from the Isle of France ; and the Cambridge, Toussaint from the Cape. On 21st February spoke the 'nein., —*— from Calcutta, fur London. 30th March spoke the brit Phoebe, out 21 days, bound t• the south and westward. 7th April hoarded the Halifax packet, from Londonderry, fur St. Jokes, out six days. Sailed the Spartan on a cruise. Captain Horn, of the Coventry, informs us that the Owei's Light has been blown away, fur several Jays, and that hr was iu consequence very near gritiuz on the sand. HARR letl, APRIL 18. Arrived the &Liter picket, with a Mail ■nd parienzers front Holland ; mud the Lady It pean packet, with ditto, hunt Cukbaveu. GAMPGATt, APRIL 16. The St Grort;.•, —, has beeu gut al the Goodwin Saud, and tutu this hut hour. DrAY., Aran. 16, Caine flown (rum the River the Cahnlva, llrlr~wple, in China; and Lady Melvile, Stewart, (ur ditto; and railed aids a tine brixze at E.N.E. GRAVFOVNID, ►RII. In. About sixty sail of ve►sels have passtd bete, but luu tate to give particulars. Sailed the Jane, Fenwick, and Canaan, Curntnincs, fur Quebec ; Lady Castlereagh. —, fur Haisibitrgls Hurst, and Vora Jacuba, Ktuk, fur Autwcrp. LIVtRPOOL, ACRIL 15. The Newry, &NMI, fintn thin purl fur Nrwrc, wigs ion ahu►e 1011$ instant, near Bray. Ono painictiger sant tau of the crew were luet. NOILTIIIIIIIII.OI, APRIL 11. The William and Mary, Noble, of this purl, (I Chi chester, with timber and plank, id coming into thr harbour, struck on Ihr Herd Saud, mud ktmrked tar her mailer, nail afterward% made No much water that she was uldig.d to be laid on shore ; her emir) is delivering into MERTI*OS OF COEDITORS AT GUILDHALL Inn DA V. •. R. J. Stubbs, Long.arre, arch-plater S. Joseph and Co. Winelteater.strect, enereltsaiis 3 Itt W. Gilkey, jun. tate of Alderagate.atreet, rowpaw.s 3 12 J. Pitcher, Bark-road, bricklayer 1 1 C. (Mourne, Rllliter-square, merchant • '2 ll W. Lawrence, Old-atreetroad, victualler .......s.. 1 10 E. Read and Co Great Russell street, linen-drupe's 2 1 J. Robinson, St. klary.bill„ i ..... uce.broker 1 10 R. Tenfold, Deptford, victualler .. 2 10 G. Biggs, Holborn-bridge, siheismiib H H. Paynei Stroud, brewer C. Smith end Co. Southamptonrow, graces Page, ttatibmini-cliem, with-mereer 1 12 21. 11. &indwell, Deal, gr "rev J. %Vest, late u 1 Abbe) -green, cormdealer A. 1 lloiga or tb, Irbilimt• lane, wine-merchaut . . J. hauttbuch, Wuulwich, currier . 1 12 G. Souther, (*.ante ibu ry, grocer .1. Butler, l'ircrot, on.reryestrut A. C. Luxe, Tula uhuuse pull, merchaut DI 1.1 DF.NDS. .1. Knott and Co. late of Southwark, hat•manufacturrts 10 P. ['trillion ' Croba.atreel, merchant lO J. Collett, Bishopagate•streci Within, merchant It. Williams, Coppice-row, printer lO J smith, Loudon-road, grocer r lO G. Govey, Blackwell, btrat-bnilder J. Viiiigliion. Einvaril.airtel, wine-merchant .. . d. Walton. flatll.lo rect, wai ChMlielll/1111 16 H. Cuuke and Ca. Culiman.street, men haute . . MARK 1...T5. CORN E(11.%NG1 . :. Fngt)Ay, To roost tortice of c em .i,b,robte rto it. 114 wills FM', beat, the tr.ole war 4Tlffl rills 1:11.11111.!,..:oid fyi,ln 1r f,p prr quarter lower than nu M 14% : Is4l Icy pvr opoml cheaper; Fuer (I: t. on the tote *rm.: art on Woutry ; PrlllSt. 4114 Be4llllbuilport tion - p. ; r,u WIWI' afeleiti lhwc is 110 OHM& CPRRENT PRI( nrreien RLut —.504 Flue dill,. rl IA Ink Wheat sl>s Fine dim) Uld dittu Itye —6 an. line ditto Barley 33s 37s Fine dittii —a 4S+ New Jotto --11 Q l. Malt Fine ditto %%I,itcl'.uc I.uilcrriso.t 5S Fin. di tin —a Mir 'FS OF GIZAIN. Gory line ditto Tick 1)1 31114 . 465 624 411:1 ditto Sinsll ditto 4851 sii. 4)14 J,.ttn s'h 61.1 Fel d Oati ..... 2os 244 rine ditto . 27, 32. Poland ditto 214 'Mt rote ditto ids 36. l'idatue ditto 351 11:iyi Seca, per 1411-461 54/ !lite Flow tilis Seconds Cent Ile4pertrie4 itrtarn, TotritaltaY. APRIL 16. Wheal, per load &irk), per goat Irc 4'. —4 to 544 —J Oats '4c —tt to 3tic Reno, Peane 4,;; 51.1 ttyr I:tVRU It V, Wheat 6ss to WI, 0... t . 26* to 42s 011 Rye to —.. 0.11 1:1 . 11111 104 to 04. 0,1 Id'arky .. 37s to 51v U.ll Bread. 1.. Id. to 2. :M. per ( Inlloo. SMITHFIELD MARKET, UK:DAY, APRIL 17. This day's market had a Omit Devply 4,1 the .Ig/relent kinds of rattle. Beef, %%al, and ”ot It a.ti cheaper. %Intl,.ta nod Lan.:. are dearer, sad the hear ho voesal wt.% not t.rer h. it.k. The males in the If:9m:okra der .• i .4i her dolt. Straw tool Clover fetched twiter Inky.. limy ..LtßiPittl hiSt 1111 C.. The following prices nod litlnt•bell are an MCCIIIIIie Statelllllit : To sink the offal !ter stone of 81b. Reef Is. 8.1. to ss. 01 Head of Cattle this Amy : Mutton . 4=. 4.1 to 64. 4.1. Coasts C9t7 Latnb .. (is. 'II I. 14. Si. 0.1. Sheep ati.l Limbs 4,%00 Veal... .4.. 41. hi Mi. 01. Cakes out) Pork... 4. 0.1 to 64. 01 Plcs lIAY—ITA II li ET Flay... 3l. 10s. 11.1. to N. llts. 0.1. Straw (lover 4/. los. N. to 71. 7.. 0.1. NEIIGArIi AND LEADENHAI.I. :DARKEN. (Dy t 1.4. Cart-ass ) Reef .... a 4 R.I to 44 8,1 Veal 44 0.1 In 64 04 Xluttuti.. 4s Rd I,) 5.1 4al I 5: 4.1 1.1 64 4 , 1 Lamb 511. bd. to 78 Va. PIOCES OF HAY AN!) sru,ttv ST. JAMES'S. WIIITV4II.IPrf.. Hay al 4a 0.1 to 0/ 10% 0,1 HiT..5l 5. (h to 6/ CV 001 Straw 31 O. 041 to 3/ Oft 041 Straw 21 10.04 to 31 3. lht Clover 0/ 0. 041 to 01 Oa Od Clover 0/ ti 0.; to 7/ 7 PRICE U NYW 111.10%. 1101 , s. Kent 0 11 Os to 25? Os k aSAPX.. tla P. 6,23/ 98 Foreigo..--1 Os 10--4 Os CF.ItTIFICATF.S. E. Adamson, of Liverpool, tubacconiiii --T. Are her, of Lomb:int-street, frooluo, hoolmaker Jackson, late of Middleton, Nuifulk, Ina•lfhaDt—\. Hay, late of Nicholas. Iraq London, menchant.—D. Tbotoda, Bi L•tol, NEW POCK IVT4 Ke n t 2U W 1u 141 iie Sliest* .. 1.4 Ot to .27/ 0. 23/ Ili l.i 27/ Farnham ;:til 0. hi 3a/ Oe R 41V Ili DES. I Re.t Heifers an.l qteers (per (>olitiary . 1.. la! t.. 2. 01 state).. 24 8.1 to I;',. OJ Market ('..lf . to $ •,... I, Nadeilitivg 2. 44.1 ilo 2. ad ling' 13.... U.. 011" 9i 63 SHEEP SKINS. Lambs ls 0.1 fu 5• 6,1 1'.114t1 U~~wus Shear Hugs . .... Is 0.1 to Os Ott (11 IS, per Too, of 2t►^. New Great, %Vitale.. 421 —/ Sperofffecti .. 1 Int tthi Pale Seal. . 424 --/ Pale Ram SW —I FOREIGN WOois,_prr lb. Spanish Sheep, Umbras n Tr 0.1 Artavis 4. 3111 Rs 3.1 3. CA • S. 11 , 1 %Mil e 04 a 4. 01 flatury, lat - 24 40 04 a tril 'hi dufbeasia, fat .. iii &I a 3s PRICE or LEATH ER. Rotts, 59 to 59 lbs. each 2.1.1 to 94.1 per 11. to efilira . each ^ft.l to 211 1 Dres*lng Holes Fit:e Co7.ch Hides Crop Hides 35 111 41 1 Ihs for reittliti 18.1 to 121411 Ditto 45 to I to 22.1 Calf Skins 3 ,1 10401* 40.1 Ito 211.1 Ditto 50 to 70111.1 Ditto 711 to anlba Via los 311.1 liotall Seals , Gorcnlandj Lame down Tanned Ilorse 10.1.* ......... ...is‘.l to 17.1 Simoish Holm.. hilts 17.1 to 214 PRICE OF CAN DIAN, rewil 1.41.14" v 01.111,11. T. Hall. Prise or Cau.U,s, ;ILI at:7l'll, 11- 11. 1-11"..1!,14, 11. dd. pre 11 nlioura 63r ready m.m.y PRICE OF HAW prr Ft11;31 . . a Sill As state.l by the Tallow I As stab..l be the Gulch( ra. I St. /mars'. . 44 I St James's Market —44 84 Whitrrltlpi I N:aoket 14 9'41 WhiteChalltl 31arkci 44 64.4 I Clare ahrk. 0. (II Average.... 44 741 t 1 Necreste NI ark. t ... Accrue,. 4. PRICE OP TALLOW, SOAP, &c. !or II:1111. Town Tallow 132 , &I —, Ild Yellow Soap 114 , 4 Yellow Russia 82, Ild —. 0.1 Mollled Whiledioo— —s Ild —. ne CUM Soap ditto ...SO , 0,1 —' 0.1 Palm 1 11... MP:t ' MX Stu H' o:3s 0.1 Rte 0.1 Graves I. cd Diltu rouzh . 44 11.1 —6 9.1 Good Writ. ..... . • I 0 ..1 COAL MAKKLT, Atitii. 17. Blips at Markva. Skip. 5..1.1 "tier 01 %••••••astlC el .... --c. n.I to 45. NE 1 ermlrra 1 .... 31, 41.1. to ...a. H.I. PRICE OF STOCKS TI.sTEII DAY. Hank Stock .. Yhs ittli India 110nd.e.....99 pr. 3 per Ct. Ret1...79;;! PM! Ex. liol4. 2O 14 19 3 per Ct. Com... 81111;1,- it pr. 4 iwr Crest , " 9'7;3 9tri Ditto. Y!. 5 per Ct. N. Am5..10711 Cotntio trial Hilly d. Bank L. Amt. 401 9-16 Co for AI e. .•5 1 ";; Imp. S per Ct. A 111, .: 90 81 t ott 4 Intim Sooek../371 438 iilf:11 WATIM THIS VAT AT I (INIMN RH' t:G blooming oOw I) t Eve ;tin lb agar 13. LONDIrti : 14.1•ted &lel Published st that:ate, No. 127, Strin 3 • wl.rre .4.:v. 111.. Dr. u.• •r• na tyre, tnia not nnrdl en.osi I ',tart'''. lnu. l':•10-r J. i 1 IT6. F• i4l, •Sisemli •lopt r* ~ -• M I su i Pe 71 •N tireu r Wall 1i TUN Pita kal - Take tie I i N