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I • "r GRAND grscrtmo CANAL. On Tuesday. the Proprietors of Shares in that great national concern, The Grand Junetion Canal, 'held their Annual Meeting at the Crown and An chor Tavern, in the Strand. About twelve o'clock. Praed, Esq. was called to the Chair, and the business commenced by one of the Solicitors stating to the Nleeting, that the Committee had lately called in the professional assistance of Mr. 'Phonies Telford, an eminent engineer, employed by Government on the Caledonian Canal and other works, and who lad particularly inspefted the whole hue of the Canal, and the several works and improvements now carrying on upon it. He pro ceeded to lead Mr. Telford's very long and particu lar report on the present state of the Canal , and on the several things intended or recommended to he done for better su,ply ng souse parts thereof with weer, and fir its general improvement and ulti men complerioa. It has been estimated, that the nee es tern sining to do will cost upwards of 47,0011. Sartre of those, which Mr. Telford particularised. s.c small reservoirs for rain and good waters near the Braunstun Summit t a strain engine near the North end of the Braunston Tunnel, for lifting the water again t" the summit. after it has descended with the trade throrn,.,h several locks; this engine was stated to be in hand, and in considerable forward ness. Arother swam engine is recommended at the four lock. below Iwo Waters, in Hertfordshire. In several places. side-ponds, similar, we believe, to those which we had lately 0CC1,6131 1 to mention as tried at a lock near Great Berkhanistead, were re commended, for reserving pot of the water in dry season', or any extraordinary increase of trade pass ing the locks. Respeeting the famous embankment and ague daft arches at Wnlverton, Mr. Telford, in his report, remarked, that as he found that work to be under able and respeftable contraft ors, who stood engaged to complete and maintain the same for twelve months after the opening thereof (which may be expeeted in two months), and who had ex pressed their determination to leave it in a complete trate, he should forbear any particular remarks. A minute and particular survey has been made of the levels, and other circionstances of the land, a enve and near the Braunston summit of the Ca nal; and Mr. Telford named one of the Company's esgiaeers. whom he recommended to make a like seseev of the Chalk-hills, neat the other summit of Treng, in order that all the resources of springs, ant surface water for the supply and ase of the greatly-increasing trade to be expelted upon the carnal, may be known and ready for future use. The Solicetor proceeded to state to the meeting the rapid increase in the revenues of the Company, since the opening of the whole line, by the comple tion of the tunnel at Blisworth, and mentioned the five last monthly returns of tonnage to be as follows : title Jannar ,, L. 731 February March April feeee May . The peoprianns were then congratulated on the great advantages to be expeeled by them, as well as the public, in the more general introduction of Staf fordshire or Paddirgton coals (so called from being now brought on the Canal to that place) ; and, in order to sheer the great comparative value of these teals over the Sea orThames coals, with which Lon don has been hitherto supplied, a part of Mr. Sadler's evidence, lately given before Parliament. and in which he was corroborated by other evidence, was rend by the Solicitor. Mr. Sadler states, two tons, by weight, of Paddington coals. to be equal to two chaldrons, by measure, of River coals ; and that the present cost of them areas three to four. That for evaporating, or boiling away water, one-third less in weight of Staffordshire coals will do the same as a given weight of River coals will do. 'Phe more immediate business of the day, in elect ing the Committee for the ensuing year, was then entered upon ; and we are happy to observe, though the attendance was very full of those Gentlemen who haee happened hitherto, on many occasions, to disapprove the conduft of the Committees and Agents in managing the affairs of the Company, yet a degree of unanimity prevailed, highly auipicious to the (mute prosperity of this great concern. Two Gentlemen on the last Committee (Freematitle and Fell), from having changed their places of resi dence, and their consequent non-attendance on the meetings for business, were considered by all par ties as proper to he displaced ; and, on compar ing the two lists of persons who were pint in no mination for the future Committee, there were bin three names which differed ; after a des cira.ion of some linnet:), but condritled with a de gree of temper and moderation creditable to both parties, a ballot was proceeded to, the result of which was, that Mears. Bradshaw and Cobb were elefted, in lieu of the two Gentlemen above men tioned; and all the others of the last Committee were re-elated, by a majority of more than 700 shares, including proxies. The tedious process of receiving an many votes was necessarily interrupted by dinner. to which about eighty Gentlemen sat down at six o'clock. As soon as the cloth was withdrawn, " The King, " " The Chei , man" (\lr. Praed), and " The Marquis if Buckingham." were given a; toasts, and very shortly after the business of the ballot was resumed, and at length terminated as above. The measures of late pursued by the Committee sprat' to have been more generally approved by the body of proprietors, and a motion of thanks to gigthem for their conduft in the affairs of the Com pany during the last year was passed almost unani mously. A yore of thanks to William Praed, F.sq. for his impartial conduft in the Chair, passed una nitiously s and about half-past nine o'clock the Meeting broke up. ft rsji • In the event of the late Sir WILL I A bi Pe Lieu a•s having left nn will, the principal part of his Shrop- shire estates, to tie amount of above 30,0001. per an.outn, will fall to the Fail of DA RLINQTOIII, the rest of tlst 11-ail, and his own unentailed property of course, devolve on bis only daughter the Countess of Savo. He is succeeded in his title, and in all hob. :sailed property, consisting of his Scotch and L• Welt lodia estates, of about 10,0001. per antrum, by - his nephew. Captain Jost Kir os e, of the Coldstream Guanlc, sus at the late Governor Jua:,srosta, * 141V.1L INTELLIGENCE. POMTIIMOUTH, JUNE 1. Sailed, the Driltant frigate, to the eAstward.— Wind Easterly. PLYIIO`.:EIi. 11. IE 9. Arrived, the P ry to..onaire fligate, and the Logic cutter, from a cruise. Sailed, La Vech, ~ lonp of war ; Mr/antput and E.ligle frigates, to the westward.—Wind S.W. DEAL, JUNE 4. Remain in the Downs, His Majesty's ship Mo narch, Right [lnn. Admiral Lord Keith; the ►Utrecht, Vice-Admiral Holloway ; Leopard, Rear-Admiral ; Wory, Stately, and 7 rusty men of war ; Arab sloop of war; Vesueius, Zebra, thscovery, Lu g' fer, and the liccia bombs, and several gun brigs; the Purcer gun brig, Lieut. Sibrial, in getting under weigh, drove on board the Jackal/ gun brig, which accident has carried away the Jackales jib-boom and fore-top-gallant-mast, and the Piercer's main-mast. BELFAST, MAY 31. The Earth., Dillon, is loading for London, and only waits the arrival of convoy. The Triel is now loading at Dublin for this port. The Ceres, Martin, for Liverpool, sails this day. The Fader, Conway, tor LJndon, is loading, to sail with first convoy. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Ott avesstro, it'NE 4 by the Amphitrite, Leaky, from GibrAltar ; entittiana Elisabeth, from Opor.•r; Iltbentia, Parry, trnm Limerick; Ellen, Hen lemon, from Cork ; V result!. chap, Kung; and the Vro v Henderielt, from Eatbden. ARRIVALS. OY Fahnouth—ethe Afa i t Lltaibetit, Hereon, from Phila• delphia, hound to Touningen. At Bristol—the Neir Gesusters, —, from Chatanie. At Livertici , ol—the Urlln, Crattdell, fry rn Masiachusett; Montegurna, Leigh, horn Charlistun; Tektraphr Moore; and the W.tson, Leathers, from New York At Dublin--the Ma-ia. Augusta, and the Elizabeth, Neilson, front Inuoleaux. At Lishon—tho from Bengal; Fanny, Cargill; and the Henry, Smith, front I. , nirlon. At Oporto—the Lively; Smith, and the Agu,ion, bunt, from ditto: At Cadia--the Ulysset, Hutchins, from ditto At Seville—the Maria Charlotte, from ditto. At Deniarara—the Sarah, Vandyk, tn,m ditto. At Bustort—the Packet, Tont, from Livereoul. 713 TILE EDITOR OF THE BRITISIT PRESS. SIR, Uuderstinding that a report has been industriously circulated, which, al believed, woolil tend much to weaken that confi dence, which is at present so generally, and s o justly enter tained be the public in the system of Inoculation for the Cewpoe; nainely.that my younger son had taker/ the natural smallpox, after having been vaccinated ; I think it but justice to you, to contradict the report, sod to state, for your saris &Akin, the real circumstance , of the case, which are as fol lows t When he was about two months rid, lie was inoculated for the sonar/:.a in the Sottonian method, be a Physician in Ireland, who has hewn very generally SIM euful iii Maculation, and posounz , d by him tithe entirely free from the risk o fetlinn ; t odwiihstanding which, he caught the inftSion about a fortnight anima, and is now recovering from the moire, sem ?per. - I en to infirm you. at the rime Time, that my youngest daughter, who was vaccinated by you about (nor yesis wire, has not snly been frequently reposed to the dangles of infec tion, but was 'finally inoculated for the swiatiper without taking it. I have considered it incumbent upon me, to hear this testimony to the efficacy of the vaccine system ; as I con sider the report relative to my son, which originated in misap prehension, to have been circulated for purposes iihviowily pre judicial to that must useful. and fortunate discovery. I request you will make any use of this communication which you may think necessary. I am, Sir, your mon obe dient humble Servant, WES WfiIIEATII. EDINBURGH. Monday se'nnight. a splendid dinner was pre pared at Fortune's Hotel, Princes-street, for the friends of Mr. J. Leslie, author of 1 be Essay on Mal, which gained Count Rumford's Medal, in order to celebrate his being declared Professor of Mathema tics, by a considerable majority of the General As sembly, on Wednesday fortnight. At five o'clock, upwards of seventy of the muse eminent charafters in this country were assembled, and the Rev. Sir H. Mcmcrieff Wellwood, Hart. was unanimously called to take the chair. The 1. - .4,1 of Lauderdale was placed on his right, and the Hon. Henry Er skine on his left hand. Lords Maitland, Semple, and Bannantine, the celebrated Professor Dugald Stewart, Dr. unter, Messrs. Dalzel and Playtair, aml the Hen Mr. Temple, were also present. The dinner consisted of every luxury which the season can afford, and was served up in the most sump ' mous stile. Sir H. Istoncrieff, when the cloth was removed, rye The KING; which toast was enthusiastically received. lie then gave John Leslie, Em may he long continues's rummest to this Unisonlit! and to Scotland, ait.l ilia , / lie 'Ail smelter iilustr.our Hanle to his predecessors to the 34-ithentatical Chair. Bursts of applause resounded from every . part of the table, at this toast; which was drank with three times three. On the healths of Earl Lauderdale and Mr. Erskine being drank, they each made a neat, but forcible speech to the company, in which they declared their warmest approbation of Mr. Leslie's principles and abilities, of which no man could now form two opinions. Professor Stewart ' expressed his firm opinion, that no more able Ma thematician, or more zealous Christian, was to be found in Europe, than Mr. Leslie ; and said, that he should consider this day as the happiest of his life, in which he saw the foul aspersions of a party defeated. The whole table, indeed, seemed to feel joy at Mr. Leslie's triumph, and did not separate till a very late hour. Amongst other toasts, rapturously received, were, Lord Napier ; Right lion. S.r Joseph Sinks, K.B. Lord Binning Dr. linlayson ; Lord Henry Petty; Right lion. Sir W. Fctte , , Lord Provost; Sb John Sinclair, M.P.. ' John Mayfair, Esq. P.R.S.E.; anti Dr. Charles Herten, of Wool wich. Mr. kw* COATES, a Northumbrian ,haler, for a wager of a crown, a few weeks back, devoured two pounds of bacon, one pound of cheese, one pound of butter, eighteen fried eggs, three pounds of brown bread, a quart of milk, and a gallon of ale, in the course of half aq hour! This gentleman is said to be far superior in playing with his Anifi and prk, than with his fiddle. lie has, it is said, de clared his intention to purchase his freedom in the ' Metropolis, where, if he displays similar execution, he will bring some of our noted four or five pounders into aa awkward scrape. Ry Mr. SALSLER, At his Repository in Goswell-street, TO-MORROW, at Twelve o'Clock, UPWARDS of Seventy Lou of HORSES and CARRIAGES of •arinus Descriprions.—Arcumg.4 wloch are !several well-known Hunters, hackneys, Coach and Cl irivit Geldings; lie.ides a great choice of Machines, Pit Horses, &e. T. be viewed, aud a fair trial allowed. No Aurtion fees rharces.l .41 &c. if nut su:d. Days of Pay.went on .solars slut Thursdays nnly. PRINCES sntEkr, BANK. By Messrs BURTON and V ENNOiI, TO-1110a ROW, at Twelve o'clock, at Conaway . % THE LEASE of a Compact RESIDKNCE, recently put into compkte repair, wry elkibly situate, No. 2E. Princes-street, adioining the Bank, containing Four Chambers, Dressmg ROOlll4, Dulling Room, Dining Room, Counting house, Entrance Hall. Kitchen, Wiahhou.c, and Cella's. 11,1 d for an unexpired Lout at &boat M i years, at the moderate re a of 401. per Annum. To be v,ewed till the. Sale: and radiation had on the ►re mises ; at Gatraway's; aril of Nla.an. Button and Vennur, LEASE OF DOUSE AND DOl/111.F. BOW EKON r SHOP, MINORIF S By Mews. BURTON and VENN OR. TO-btOkltl AV„ at Ottrawsy's, A LEASE for about Fourteen Years, with early Possession, of a Comfottable DWELLING DOUSE and double Bow Front SIIOP, very eligibly situate, No 127, M mortis, now in the occupation of Mr_ Damper, Honer. Thr• Premisraha►e recently been put into complete repeir, 41141 co Al • tain Servants R 4101135, Three Chambers with Closets, Drawing Room, Dining Room, commodious double b•w Ficuit Sh ip, and Counting-huuse, with private eutun.•e into Now hg.t.trr, at a moderate rent To be viewed tiU the Sale ; and Particulars had wn the Pre mises; at Garraway'a; and of Mi.w,t. Norton and V ennur, 6i, Curnhill. FRU:MOLD tattIUNDRENTS, 111CfHNt1. (ALEN ROAD. Be Messrs. BURTON and VENNOR, TO-MORROW, at Twelve o'clock. at Gansway's, by Di• reetion of the Proprietor, in Three Lots, FREEHOLD GROUND RENTS, issuing oft of Nine new Built Nick DWF.LLING MANES, with Gardens, very advantageou-Ir attuate, being No. 5 7,4, 9, 11, 17 16,1111, and 49, Pollard Row, Bethnal Green Road. lot. 1. Nett Freehold Ground Rents, of 61. 6s per Animus, issuing from Three New Built substantial Dwelling Hisimei, situate. No. 5,7, 01, Pollard Row. Bethnal Green R,i,,rl Lot. 2. Datil, issuing from 'non Ditto, No. 9, 11, 17. Annie as sfurcuid. Lot S. Ditto issuing (rain Three Ditto, No IS, a, and 29. situate as 81;retsid —The above at. lett to respectable Tenants. Tu be viewnd till the Sale ; VIA Particulan bail the Pre. mini; at Garrawny',.; sad of Mews. Sarum and Vennur, 62, MERC.IFiTiLE RESIDENCE., CANNON STREET. By Messy.. RC wroN and V ENNOR. TO-MORROW, at Twelve o'clock, at Conaway's, by Dl rectinn of the Pico! knew, THE. LEASE, with immediate Possession, of a Comfortable FANIILY RESIDENCE, with spacious ground Floor, convertible, at a small expence, into an excel lent Shop or Warehouse, very eligibly situate. No.73,Cainnoss street, within two minutes' walk of Change. The Premise+ have recently been put into orimplete repair. The Apartments are of goad proportions, and consist of Two Attics, FO.ll Clam bers, Dressing Rooms, Drawing Rion, Dining Room, Count ing •house, Entrance-hall,K itchen ' efiLII% and sulisiete Dump.- tic convenience+ Held on I. case f or .1/1 uncireited term of In years, at a mislerate rest. To be viewed till the Sale ; sail Patienlars hat no the Pre mOcs ; at Garraway'sy and of Mwers Durum aad Versaos, GI, Conduit. • —; ;111 • : !sr . . . . • .. SALES BY AI 1. • •• • - ELEGANT ROUND STOLE OF goixs, By Mr. STC-WART. On t h e Premises, No. ftoo, Strand,. oireite St. Clemerkly. Church, THIS DAY, bone G, at rsielve &Clock ; 'by order of the Proprietor. Mr. H. GARDNER, Book,elrer, retiring from Business, on account set ill health, w.t.try t Reserve; 1:41-1E Valuable Stock of Bound BOOKS in History. Antiquities. Voyages, Trartls, Poetry, Ans and Sciences, Behar Lestres, by the lie.t Authors; tbe u'ael t in elegant bindingi and perle3 cond.tion. To be viewed, and Catalogues had an the Premises; and as Mr. Srew.ort's Auction Room, No. 494, Piccadilly (Qpp, Albany). STAINED GLASS, CARTOONS FROM aAPHAEL, Sy Mr. RICHARDSON, At his House, No 31, in the Strand, on TUESDAY hign . at Twelve o'clock, AN Extensive and Magnificent Collection e STAINED GLASS, con:icing of a mot% suttee') Ceuf the Cartoons atter Raphael, closely studied and coloured tr‘us the originals, and are the fruit of three years close ap:4leatra,. The celebrated Picture of The Miser, in the It ;al Paae, Windsor, and a great variety of S uhjeets, from nowned ancient and unaderri Historical, Portrait, and lend% ay e Painters, the property and performance of those celebrates Artists, Mr. and Mrr.. Pearsall, of Highgate. To be viewed on Friday, Saturday, And Aloodsty, to the Sale. Descriptive CataLiques may be had, price pd, Mr. Richardson, Ni 31, Strand. SPRUCE BEER, Of the rhoicect quality, and in the Guest order Rat d►inktng, and at only Sin :AIWA. per DOZeII d I Vervd It/ 1111 f put Ot Lotidul , tree of expenze, fin ready money auk), Loo s , extra• ••• Innkeepers, Ta%ctn, Coffee-house Kecoers. Publicans. tic. supplied on more reasonable terms than at aay lab's home im London. A!w, with riIHE FINE AMERICAN ESSENCE of I SPRUCE, fur making the Beer with, which wit Ite found to make the mat salubrious beverage eget dusk for the spring, summer, and autumnal months. Prin ell directions for brew Mg oil each jar, and any quantity parked fur exportation, rod country o.Jers at a short nosce. FINE NEW DANISII CRANBERRIES,Red and White. in jars, 7s. 6d. 14e. and 206 each, properly packed for Towa and C Juntry ; in prime COlldl.loll of a most luxurious beset and exquisite quality, and, at this season of the yeer, when every kind of fruit is .carve, dear, amid bad, it is ;destine d they will be in high estimation, not only ott account of theirroaao• my, but front bving by f:4 the mo t delici ,as fruit t!..at for tuts puddings, and pies.—The trade aupplii.: ha ism w holesale. N.B. No farther imporratkin of Cr.itiberri.is until neat spring, him , various other smpments from ittosta, Denmark, and Sweden, arm expected Ly SKILL end CO. Pmskion and Porter Wir.rcha:tsta Their Imperial and If 4 Faithful Majesties, and Their R0..tl Highness,. the Prince of Wales, Dukes of lurk and Clarence, Ducats. of Lima taerland, &c. &c. At their 0:d Italian and French Wsreltnuses, and Fish Sane and Portable. Soup Alsoulanory, 1.5 am! 16, &salad. nearly opposite Lancaster-court, Loudon—Eatablasbod wards of forty years. Mr. Skill haring resided many years in Great Britain, France. Span, Flanders, and Pu•tugal, and Living formnd very eaten. 'ire conneetinits durmg ha residence in thole es-...tries, it enabled to obtain all the delicacies f a the table, and every article in the foreign line, with the greaten expeditive ; and, in consequence, the Public can always rely that the Mks re mild at the • Warehouses are of the best kinds' genuine, and ell the moat moderate terms. SKILL's SIX-POUNDERS, or Haim of only ail noel t eac h, for sidedtshes , Saudi ( A mities, &e cured Portugal They are of a mast erqut+ite sparJ:ty spa mild flavour. HAMS, TONGUES, &e. of ail sites, and in tl-e grate* quantities. NE4TB• TONGUES, nicely pi , kled, always rally f.- Ns, not respoinng soskii,g. REIN DEER roNcuEs, and every other s,rt of Smoked Tongues. tVESTPII.ILIA, YORKSTIIit E, and WESTMORLANII 11 ,. .vm5. wir.rstitßE BACON, YORKSIIIRE, sod WEST ftIoR LAND Ditto, and must escelleia I .- S• CIRWS. SKILL'S PICKLED num, in smait C....!...,, Ise Lie Us of Gentlemen of the NAVY and Army, Eseid.es, &c. N. R. West Indic Islsols, CA ,axint of Ships, &c. supplied with any Quantity at the shortest Notice; and aWI all Inuits of Provi,ions, Bottled Porter, Ste. I)UTCD BEEF, to grate for Bread and Butter, and to make Bdef Shaving, with. Ulle bonne llouche, pour les boas Vivam—Take of Claps sugar Cheese, and Dutch P...ef, equal Quantities, well grated, which sprinkle over Bread and Butter. DAMISRUI` RIBS and ROLLS in the hisben Perfett'.on. SKILL'. GER MAN and BOLOGNA SAUSAGES. The very great fame Mr Skill hes acquired by the bale of German and Bologna Sausage', has induced him to keep always a lane Stock on Iland ; end M. ,quote, Captains "[Ships, se. nuy heal any quantity at the idrirt.!se notice, packed for the Fist seed West Indite, Amite", &r. The True BRUNSWIt:K SAUSAGES, with Garliii sr without Rich ENCT.ISII and FOREIGN PICKLES, of every Sort and DielCfsptton. For Dome UM. and Estpoetation.aseA very rest CagEnv ill Jar., packed for Traveil.iig, and long Vi.) ages, sir --'sklLL's INDIAN PICKLES; or, Exquisite and much.ail ',lost P.:ka. Idly : c ;aged of Hot mined Pickles, after thlt iiian...•f si those prepaied in the List Indies via. M a nteca, Caulilosers, Lemon , (parkins, Onions. Saint: hire, Itirtima Cabt.ige, Freeen 11saus, &Teta, 11X. In Jars, at Hallr-Djille2 and thee G.,:e 6 tea. SKII.I.'s EGO FLOUR, for Saliads And Egg Sauce. Is bout thy, will keep for ever. The Richest Sauer{ In ti l• WO::ti.--•SKII•L'S IMPERIA.:. and ROY AL CAMP SAUCES, to he eaten with A :, sans of Flub, SA;oute, &c ar.d foe enriching every kind of Mal-- INsh, Game, !lathe", Steer ' Steaks, Chop., Canon. , % C-tilett ion of which are of the highest Value to eve y .+f who use them constantly. CAMP SAUCE of most exquisite Flavour, and *diet - Air adapted for enriching every kind of Stews, Hashe.s, MIA. Lk+44 olke . withmit requiri..g other Sestoning. ESSENCE. ..1 A'SCHOVit. - .S, for Fish *ore, P r ep s from the real Gristle Anchrooes„ that Ile recommends to Is. mines in general, as the -wheat in Eliglmot. SAUCE DES F:picuß EA, for Lev il rug all Sorts of Guars Poultry, kc. and for .oa , iiii•ii Made Dashes. CORATCII, teem wadi Beef Steaks, Veal Cutlats, Mel ton elvsp6., &r • QUIN SAUCE, to eat with Turbot, I.obaters, sn 4 AB Kinds of Fah S.IUCE A LA SUISSE, ter Mock Tuttle, rich So.4es and all Kinds of Gravies. LEMON PICKLE, ;aspired after the mast approved air deed, anal frees the choicest Fruit. SAII(7 A L'IMPERIALE„ that will be found modes' "ellen' t 4 stewing Eels, Pike, Carp, Tench; Se SAUCE A LA MILIVIAIIik, Civics, Wiliillll KtiCbUFP Willa SOY. Man Soy. MUSH ROOWSAUCE, Osaka, Pinvrade Sauce, 4e. SALIM./ SAUCE, containing all the Ingredient. any fin &noting a Saila, and is good to eaterttb Lobate'', sk autwia., SAUCE DES ISLYS !TANN IQUES, Znid..ditty Mt Caper Sauce, thster Sauce a l'Echailotta. and " tr other Saute used at the most fashionable tabl.•s, fate's greatest Collation in England. In Bottles at Its. and Is. bleach ; C&IKI, w:tb pliattio ul t containing Twelve Bottles of above Sauces, ocly 11. Is. ado. N. B. In Chests, emit:aunts I 1 Caws of the above Soo° staidly packil foe lb* Lin and VI .qt lighes, America, tc• ;;;; :—Ptintrd by GEOltd Wveh street, St. Clement'c and priMAlted by i th° 4 ., RYDER, at the Office, N'. NoCK 0( St. Clei , Chnrch, Strand, where Orders fer the Paper, be f Po t will fie duly attended re. i CORN-EXCHANGE, Warr ***** , Ji.ws 5. The supplies of Wheat tu.day ara lisle, • ith several mare antra's of Comte,' ; sales in ►eneral are very dull and lower ; but so few samples of fine coining to hand, cause those at our quotation ; at the great sale by au( tom, it wa• freers 50s. to 725. per quarter, ordinary and damaged Harley rather cheaper. Nish heavy. Oats are in rualiing quantity, and not many at Inglie.,t currency. Flour not yet cheaper, owing to the high prise of Fine Wheat; arti other artic!ca bare no particular variation. CURRENT PRICE. OF GRAIN. "r4s. 68.. 86, r an, 44. 50s. OA. Vine 40. .90s. 94. 04 rick Pleaw 3 1 1 s. 44.. Rye... 4B. J. OA. r Sass .24: e 7•. Sea 0?. Barley Si.. 37i. 0.1. Prslau•ls ........Ott. 32.. 6.1. Mali . 66s 78s OJ. Rape Seed...—. 4/01. 001. 04. White 42.. 48, lid Fine Viuur 78s. 78s. Ott Peas 4Us. Sids. Od. Seeeerle 65. 79s 05. — PRICE. PRICE. OF srocius, ILITEADAI. 3 per Cent Reduced • per Cent t 74 j s 1 711 lung A!utuitits .J611348 . 37 Imperial 3 pot Cests.s..• Oninium .... 3 Ind:a Bo .ds Exchequer Bills. le. plow Is. dial Elgled. Lottery Tickets .• .. 194 lii. Cu...01s Ix 5 91 T. DISH, Stock. looker, Ile. 4, Combat, Ltd 9. ellAtlag ;-CrOft. PRICE UP IRISH STOCKS—Hne 30. Gov. Deb. SI per Cent IPtto 5 per Cent 10 Date Stock. 3 per Cent• ballad Haar Deb. 4 pee Ct. Geo. Seq. GB i --e— -,14GE., Tu Es n• • Joss 4 Genoa ce 4 , 6 9) Venn W." 60 Oporto 6t CLlthn 12 COUKSE EXCH. Anostrr.lam 3P 3 I Ditto at Sight 57 7 Itotteviam c. 1.... It 1 2 U. 3.5 7 2411. Attain Pares .... ZS 1814. Duo 86 4 linurdeaus .26 5 an to tn I . Portuata!Gold I Coin and liar per oz. 4 0 0 o.4thlnons U 0 0 !Wear Dollars Slyet on liars 0 0 0 New Louts each 0 n U Amu nn the Bank of ll.."mnd Ca.tta Dino Mali ... Ditto hilboa Leghoir 5O Naples Dublin on London.... Belfast on London (Ma , Rellan on (Ditto I b per Cent. (May 28) .ll is 28) .. • 6l 7 ) bll 61 rtays. On the ith 1114 in Caectuh.h.square, Lady Catherine, wife at Sir James faraham, Bart. fit. P• of a daughter. DEATI IS. Yesterday mnrning, after a very short illness, Mr. Walter Blerketlor, Printer, Tordes court, Chmicia Sundry snisnight, at the advanced af,•e of 98, Ihivid Morri son, a native of Scotland. lie was born at Aberdeen, in the year 1707, the period when England and Scotland were united ; remeinbtired perfeelly the rebellion in the latter country, in the year 1715; and, till within a short time of ha thionlution. he enjoyed a tolerably good state of heath. HIGH W ATER THIS DAY AT L 11.100:4-8R11 Mntn. 50 min. after 2.-.. Even. 22 min arta. 9. 0 :4 4E THE THE Pul TIYEATR theßth of J nee fatullf.tti GU: LOVE 11,, fur Ore N B u r% 56..-- 1 rbe Dow I'. 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By Mr. JAMES DENEW, By noler of the Executers at h s Auttioa Rooms, Charles stmet, Berkley square. TO-MOR RO%V, at Twelve &Clock, QOME VALUABLE PICTURES, late the pro s.. 7 petty of a well-khowit Artist, deceased, which, although purchased by him at a considerable expellee, will be sad with out reserve, therefore presumed worth the atteotion of dealers as well as amateur+. To be viewed this Dar and Morning of Srle. Cat .- logues may be had of Mr. Denew, at his Au;tion-routn, Charles street.