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~- .:~sa ~. LAW. COURT OF RING'S BENCH, WisrmtirsTEß, MAT 29. . l Eitirtzt •t Nisi Prius, deture Lon/ ELLENDOROVGIi ASSAULTS. ROACH V. CLARKE. This was an aaion brought for recovery of da mages against the Defendant, for an assault upon the Plaintiff. 1 he Plaintiff was the Mate of the Queen Chat-foil. Merchantman, in tie West Tndia trade, and the Defendant was the Captain of the same vessel. In proceeding upon the voyage from Barbadoes to Surinam, in company with other merchantmen, under convoy of the Curiruse armed brig, the Plaintiff thought he perceived that the Defendant had taken a dislike to him, and =suedes' his inten tion of putting i'im on board a King's ship. Two days before their arrival off Surinam, the Defendant went on beard the Curicase, and soon after returned with three of the Lieutenants of that ship, whom be brought to his cabin, and they there drank wine for a considerable length of time ; at, last, one of them fame upon deck, and entered into conversation with the Plaintiff, who was then at the helm, respelling the sailing of the Queen Charlotte, , a nen the latter answeted, that she sailed better than the Curi ewe, and would have completed her voyage much sooner, if she had not been obliged to wait for that lubberly brig, or words to that ran pose. This exasperated the Lieutenant, high words followed, the lie dtrea was passed upon each side, and the Plaintiff d—d the Lieutenant, saying, be did nos care a pin about the Lieutenant of a King's shin. The noise increasing, the other two Lieutenants came upon deck, and their com rade related what had passed, and repeated the expressions of the Plaintiff regarding a Lieutenant of a King's ship ; upon which the three immediately seized him, tied him neck and heat, swore they would flog him ; and, in presence of the Defendant, who cried out to them to give the rascal a good drubbing, put him on board their boat, and cart ied him to the Curime. The next morning, after lying in confinement all night, he was taken and tied up at the gangway, and there received a most unmer ciful flogging, so as to disable him from doing any duty for a length of time. he only defence made went to the mitigation of daroages, in as much as the most violent part of the a..sault was committed behind the back of the De (Emil:tot, and upon this some questions arose. however, Lord ELLENROROUGH thought it a ease of high aggravation ; be considered the De. !indent not only an accessary to the assault, but atasibuoing it by bib comfit& at the time. The Jury, without hesisatiou, found a verdict cf IOW: for the Plaintiff. CLARE Sr. CHARLES. This, also, was an adion los an assault. The nas in company with the Defendant, A person of the name of Lasenby, and several others, s t the Old Slaughter Coffee-house, where they bad been drinking a quantity of wine together.t Some conversation took place relative to the Dr fioant's brother ; and the Plaintiff, among other ohservatiom, said he was a good buck to sh — oot at ; tyrwhich the Ddendant replied in a warm mcorter, unit the room, and intrnecitatel; nfter sent a challenge to the Plaintiff, who answer , : that, having a and three children, he woul‘i not fight him, but t,ould Five him any satisfar.tion he required: at the same tune pulling off his coat. 'The Defendant at that instant entered the room, accused him of refus ing to fight him, and used some very opprobious tulguage, calling hire many vile names; and, run ning at him with a stick, be struck him tepeatedly cist the head and shoulders in so violent a manner, as to cut his head so 'evenly that be was confined, and under the bands of the burgeon for a length of time atter. The Jury found a verdia of 50L for the Plaintiff% Several other causes of little moment were dis pobed of, and the Court adjourned till Monday the loth of June. OLD BAILEY SESSIONS. ilel4; tePre Mr. Justice Geese, Mr. Baron GRA- X nw, end a numeroso Bench of Alerrnien. Joseph 41.1rtch was audited for stealing, in the dwelling-house of Charles Dennis, Esq. a quantity of plate, to the value of 2001. and upwards. It appeared. the Prisoner was a footman to Mr. Dennis, who lives in Dentinck-street —and, on the llth of April last, between nine and ten at night, made off with a large chest, containing the plate ; he was pursued and taken on the 15th, at an inn, at Royston. in Hertfordshire. It would be needless to enter into the particulars of this trial, as we have stated the evidence at large in a former Paper. The JO: y found him Gssiky, without hesitation—Death. john Davis and Thomas Garland were indicted for stealing, in the dwelling-house of Sarah Curtis, a silk purse with ten-guineas in gold in it, and other monies to a considerable amount. It appeared that the Prosecutrix was a pawn broker, living in Long-alley, Shoteditch. On Sun day, the 21st t.l April, she locked her door and went out, and on her retnrn found the lock had been picked and all her money taken. The daugh ter of the Prosecutri it, a girl sib( ut 13 years of age, deposed that she saw one of the Prisoners coming out of the parlour. The other Frisoner was seen in the house by some of the neighbours, and they were both taken tvether in a room where some skeleton keys were found. Both Prisoners attempted to prove an oVidi; but it was by no means satisfafiory. Mr. Justice Gsose charged the Jury, who re tired, and after some time returned the Prisoners CLERICENWELL SESSIONS, MA 29. .7 , :pflX 1V.11.111yl a timber-merchant, hying on the Paddingtoi Canal, was indi ct ed fur assaulting Harriet, his wile. The Pro..er-trit stated, that she lived separately from her hn_ .id, since ‘A.upst last, when he turned hex cut of doors. She nad often quarreed with her hns.l).(nd before — and had, at one time, indieleJ him ;' ,-, r ill-usage, but wa g induced to Mr five him . . •m sing to treat her better. Ia Au g .' • S-11 ler out of doors, without 14 a ~, c,•,,,• sql•s;st on—so that she - .tali e . 40.11b . , • . charity of hat friends. er, .• • plittiag from Ler, baJ ta.t2 another woman into keeping: she went two or three :Imes to him, to prevail on hint to allow her some thing to keep her from starving ; and, on the 22, of August, which was the last day she called, he abused and beat her in the most violent manner which caused such an effusion of blood from her head, that she faint:xi in the house of one of the neighbours, where site had been conveyed. The defence set up by the prisoner was, that the Prosecutrix had an imprcper conneaion with another man, but, this not being substantiated, the Jury found the Prisoner Guilty ; and the Court sen tenced him to one month's imprisonment, and to give security himself in 1001. and two others in 501. each. Edward Russell B , ennan, a serjeantia the Eighth Light Dragoons, was indided for assaulting W. -Le Chemintne, a serjeant in the Artillety. It ap peared, that, on Saturday, the 20th of January, the Prosecutor was at Covent-Garden Theatre, and was returning home over Westminster-bridge; a heavy shower coming on, he went into a public house, where he got his supper, and something to drink ; the Prisoner came into the room, and asked him whether he knew him ? he said he did not ; but the Prisoner swore he did; and charged him with be ing a Deserter; and, seizing hold of him, drew his sword, and dragged hits through the street, to the watch-house, at the Obelisk. The Constable there refusing to take him in charge, the Prisoner borrowed a pair of handcuffs, and putting them on the Prosecutor, immediately dragged him back the same way, swearing •iolently he would carry him to the gates of h—ll if be pleased, and would take a leg or a wing off any person who would dare to prevent him. He then brought him to the Tilt house guard at Whitehall, where he remained until the Monday morning following. On being brought before the Justice, he lodged his cowl tint, and the Prisoner was obliged to put in bail. The Prisoner was an able well-looking man, and pleaded his own cause with a great deal of ability. The Jury found him Gailey,arsti he was sentenced to three months imprisonment. Cherlu Joseph Edigam, formerly a Linen Draper in Bond4treet, was indided for sending a challenge to J. Sharp, with intent to provoke him to fight a duel. It appeared that the Prosecutor and Prisoner had been in the habit of accepting bills for each other. The Prosecutor, in consequence of some difference, disavowed an acceptance which he was called urn to pay. This produced an open breach between them, and the Prisoner wrote a letter to the Nose cutor, desiring him to call at Mr. Fiachman's, an Attorney, and settle the Bill. The Prosecutor, not complying with thi‘ demand, received, on the 18th of I.)2eniber, a letter from the Prisoner, stating, th a he had a 1 .1 unlike a Gentleman, and must, ths.refoi e, appoint a time aud place to settle thematter. 111 a few hours after, he received another lett2r ; and, the next morning, another, to the same effed. Counsel, on the part of the Defendant, endea voured to make it appear, that these letters did not imply a challenge to fight a duel, but merely to settle the money-business between them. The Jury found him GOO. TO THE EDITOR OP THE BAITISII PRESS. Ste—The inclosed letter was sent to a respeaable Clergyman in Surrey, a few days since, by that notorious Swindler, Mr. Ltenry Perfect, now to- der sentence of Transportation to Boany Bay. Yoar inserting it in your Paper may, perhaps, ope rate as a caution to other persons to whom he may make similar apElications. May 21. Your's, Scc. A. B. REVEREND Sit, lionainea ad dens mullet re proprius acceddet, " Q.ain aalutem bomiukeus daado." Tully has wisely said, and believing that you think so, I am impelled by distress to relate my present woes to you. lam the son of the lair Rev. Henry Peri" who did live at Horsham, and af terwards at East Molesey, and he has done duty for you at 1 am now in the 57th year of my age, and I was an Officer in the army, and at the Siege of Belle Isle in the year 1761. In 03ober last, I was tried for a misdemeanour at Hicks's Hall, and sift/natty sentenced to seven years transportation. I have been in prison ever since September last ; since which time I have suffered bliniincs: and want in the extreme. I am now in want--all my family dead, except my sister, who is married to William Douglas, Esq. late of 'l'ed dington, in Middlesex, who are nose prisoners in France, so that I cannot hear from them. lam in a few days to go on board of ship, to sail for New South Wales, and my wife is to go with me as a set tler. If my father, who was an odd tempered man, ever offended you, I am sorry for it ; and, 1 trust, you are too good a Christian to punish me for any thing he mir;lit soy or Js. " Forg iv* us our trespasses, as we forgive them that trespass against us," are the ernphatical words of our blessed Re cLemer ; and I may say in the words of Horace— ', Snit vertu et voce guano' hone lenire dolotern, Posse et magnum morbi deposers partem." I am pennyless, deuUttie, and friendless; and, should you be the " good Samaritan to pour into the wounded mind some small share of wine and oil," believe me, whilst I have life, I shall not omit, in my morning and evening sacrifices, to pray that God rr reward yourselt and family with every hies:in uncertain . this state of unceriaif, and in the next life, w ith the filness of joy, at God's right hand, where is joy for evermore. Any thing you may address for me here, post paid, I shall get safe. T.zdat urn eonveza tueri." I am, Reverend Sir, linstr moss dutiful, distressed, unhappy, Dascuasolate, respedful Servant, Hamer Nur tees Nevrpte, London, Thurdsy, May 9, 1605. " Quis MIL; lands tempest a taelarysuis ?" The Insurance Companies of Dublin are provid ing fire•rnea of stririty and charaCtet, for their re spenive office:, after tite London tn.inner ; they are diestied in uniform jackets, with appropriate badges, and present a striking contrast to the casual assist ants that the F.nineers were formerly compellel to is the event of a f.: e. WIMPOLF STREET, CAVFNDISH.s4UAR F. LLEC..:ANT HOUSEHOLD FUR N.TURE, fine WINES, CHARIOT, brilliant PIER and CHIMNEY GLASSES of large Dimensions, SEVE, and other PORCELAIN, PIANO FORTE, wait additional Keys, &c. the genuine Property of sirs. 0101 Y HUNTER. guing Abroad. Br Mr. BATES. THIS DAY and To morrow, at Twelve o'Clork, CAPITAL mahogany four-post, 6e14, and other bed/teed., with cotton hanging., prince bordered Rowe feather beds niattratww, and bedding, sidle and cotton thawing-room and parlour suit., in window curtains, chairs, and sofas, handsome mahogany bwoki.aa t and wardrobes, se. cretaire and chest of drawers rich cut lustres, Parisian elect, candelabras. vase., ami urns, in bronze and or.muidu mount ings, capital nZ of dining table, mahogany and satin-wood card, pier, and Penibroke ditto, on pillars and claws, side board, !Lit-befit, Turkey, and other carpet., brilliant pity glasacs or large dilllCllilool. cut &as table and desert service., door r and breakfast ditto of Orrwrien and Save chi. ; about 100 dozen cfsupe Old Port Wine, a Chat iut, and runner nos other saleable effects, without rewrap. To be viewed till the Lab's Catalogues may he had on the premises y of Mr. Mates, No 3, Welbevk hem ; and at his Rooms, No. 28, Orchaid-street, P-itmao 'quart. sALrs ny ArcrioN. VERY CIIOICE By Mr JAMES DENLW, By Order of the Executors. at 11:4 R.. ant, irr street, Berkeley•square TO - MORROW, at rjr HE very choice %VINES ; of diffe•ent vintage% Port% Niadeirat, Stir, R Via' „I ! White Constantia, dec. the late prope r ty . 1 1 a Rohketa ceased.—Sarnoles of the Wines lilac br had ur.id the the Auttion Room, in Charles-street, II:do:ley-a plate. RESIDENCE ON THE BORDER OF THE TAN , DEVON. By Mr. SMITH, At Caraway's, TO-MORROW, at Twelve n'ek e v , ALEASEUOLD ESTATE (h e l d on Lives) called COLLINGS HOUSE, beautifully ok„„. ed on the border of the Tamer, in the P,ri,h of 11, "ten miles from Ph mouth, eight from Tavictnck, and four f i , Saltiisn. The house comm.: ids a foie sduatiiiii, and must ,j,. Inghtful picturesque views over the 'rimer, or the seen, amt jacent country ; with a drawing-room, dining, and breakfro. parlours; six bed•raoins, and convenient ofdees; kitchen garden orchard., sneral huit trees, slirobbiries; pasture, and meadow land; coutiinitig togeher acres, twenty-thrze of whidi a:e now lett to Mr. Alir.a.ar, Williams, at 481. les. per The rem:index ill iu and early 1i varmint, may be had May be viewed by applying to Mr Abraham the epos ; and Particulars had, any day previous to the :ie. of the Printers of The Exeter (aeette nod Sherborne at the Hutel, Plymouth ; White Fart, I.suireesion ; raway's; and of Mr. Smith, No. 62, klhnid.street, be. r 04; Royal Exchange. Si RUCE BEER, - s Of th e eboi ei d quality, and in the hnot order for drinkin!, and at only Six Shillings per amen ; delivered to an, of London, frac of expense, for ready money only, but extra. Innkeepers, Tavern, Coffee-11mm. Keepers, Publim i < &c. supplied ou more reasonable terms than at any ath i; house i n London. Also, with riri-IE FINE AMERICAN ESSENCE 1 SPRUCE, for making the Beer with, which ell b e found to make the most salubrious beverage ever drank for tee spring, summer, and autumnal months. . ~ Prin•ol directions for brewing on each jar, and any gamin/ packed for exportatico„aod country tiz , lAta at a short lo.tioe. FiNE NEW DANISI CRANBF.KKIES,R.d and White s in jars, 7s tid. 14s. and 20s. earth, ',tartly packed fut'f:v t and Culintry; in prime txottlition, of a 111 , i 1111%116 ,, U4Pavan and exquisite quality, and, at this sea,un of the year, 711,4 every kind of fruit is ~.e4toti, dear, and bad, it is ine.inti d they will be in high estimation, pot only toe accoOM of tbeirtewo my, but trout lieitig by far the nuo4 delieious fruit tiwt ca. be fur tarts, pudding:, and . .s.—Tlict tra.la supplied . .I1 C. 44 wholesale. N. B. No forth* im ation of Crar.b.nries until mat spring, but slums' other liipmeiits ham Russia, 11:nate:„ sad Sweden, arc expezie by SK LI. and CO. t Provisiqn an I Porter Mere ants to Their Imperial 301 Mht Faithful Majesties awl Their Royal Highnesses tlie hare of Wales Dukes of Yoe* sod Oneness, Duchess of Cot, berlatin, die. &c. At their (Vd Italian and Frc . h Warehouses, and Fish Saute an I Portabht Sou,' Maim' or?, N. 15 and lii, Strad, nearly opposite Lancaster. den—.Establsben lc e , • wards of forty years. Mr. Skill having tended ma years hi Great Br; rain, Frave, S:ia;ti, Flannels, and Po tugal, to hart.% firmed s..iy owl.- ..4 , re connections durnig., his re - 'l.• in those zounte., is eisabl.sl to obtain all the deli....' os r r the table, and etey article hi 5113 foreign line, t'i t!. i greatest exl .... ,, r, and, in consequence, the Public c. nal t rely that the Inc. Id at these Warehoutres are of the: s • rnuine f • WI themost mod. car' ter,' s. i SKILL's SIX-POUNDERS, nr • „',r., ~ do eacb., for side-dishes, small fam .^I ilies • F • ••.111. The are y eof a most exitattire gold on , - . HAMS, TONGUES, die. of all - sin. heilia in t. • -li quantities. To NEATS' TONGUES, nicely pickled, always ready fax Use, not rervuiring soaking. REIN DEER TONGUES, and every otlro sort of Smoked Tongues. WESTPHALIA, YURKSIHRE, and WESTMORIANII HAMS. . WILTSHIRE . B %CON, YORKSIIIRE, and WEST. MORLAND Onto, and must excellent PIGS' woes. SKILL'S PICKL,ED irttlel4 in small Cask., for the U.. of Gentlemen of the Navy and Army, Families, dtc. N. B. West India Islands, Cia l sains of Shi:4, &C. timpli4 with any Quantity at the -horns. Notice; and with all Sol of Provisions, Baticl Porter, az. wren BEEF, to grate far Bread and Butter, and is make Beef Sharing, with. line Donna 8 welts', pour les bons Vivans—Take of Chas. maga, Cheese, and Duch Beef, equal Quantities, wall giat,l, which sprinkle over Bread and Butter. HAMBRO' RIBS and ROLLS in the h;shosd Perfeflion. SKILL's GER NI AN and BOLOGNA SAUSAGES. The very great fame kir Skill has acquired by the bale of Gein,vi and Bologna S tu•ag , s, has induced him to keep always a 'ale Stnek on H 4114 ; 1101 Merchants, Captsina of Skips ,tr. we have any quantity at the all irt..4 notice, packed fur tile :14d and West Indies, Ametiest, ste. The True BRUNSWICK SAUSAGES, with Garlock re without. Rich ENGLISH and FOREIGN PICK ELS, of every Sao and Description. Fur Home Use-and Exportation —A wry grixit Carta: in Jam, packed for Travelling, and long Wooster, ils —.SKILL** INDIAN PICKLES; no., Eruption. awl morkiidnired Pie}s tilly : composed of Hot misted Pickles, after the manner of those prepared in the East Indies, v!t. Mangoes, Caulnlimen, Lemons, Gerkins, Onions, Sampline, Indian Cabbage, i'resra Yens, Carrots, dec. In Jars, at 10s. 6d. and (hie Guinea each. SKILL'. EGO FLOUR, for Sallads ,rut Fagg Sauce. K kept city, wi'd keep for ever. Th. Richest Saiic.:a in the lVoild.—SKlLL'a mirEwt. and ROYAL CAMP SAUCES, to be caret With all son , a Fish, Ragouti, Ac and for enriching every kind of Made Dish, Gain'', Flashes, Stews, Steaks, Lliops, Cutlet;, A , — A Collection of which are of the highest Valwa to evory Family whn toe them constantly. CAMP SAUCE of most exquisite Flavour, and admirably adapted for enriching every kind of Stews, Ilashm„ Made Disash Ore. without requiring either Seasoning. ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, fur Fish Sauce, Melnoi from the tel Oolong Anchovies, :llt he recommends to to tallies in general, an the riche-4 in England. SAUCE DES EPICURES, for Devilling all Sorts of Carae, Poultry, Jet and for seasoning Moist Dishes. CORATCII, to eat with Reef Steaki„ Veal Cutlets, Mg ton this" Ice. QUIN SAUCE, to eat with Turbot, L , ibstati 4,61 I Kinds"( Fish. SAUCE A LA SUISSE, fur Mock Tuetle, rich Seep, and all Kinds of Gravies. LEMON PICKLE, prepared after the moat approved Re theist, and from the choice.' Fruh. SAUCE. A L'IMPERIALE., that will b.s. found mestere cellent fir stewing EelY, Pike, Carp, Tench. &c. SAUCE A LA MILITAIRE, Ca..ice, Walnut Ket.iniy, Indian Soy. MUSH R 00111 SAUCE, Calk?. Piiiy rade Seance, de. SALLAI) S SLICE, containing all the Ingredient,: newt nary fordo:said.; a Sailed, and is gl).141 to eat with Entoteo.a& mason:ls, &c. SAUCE. DES ISLES RR ITA NNlt)UFS,Zonbditty Markt Caper Sauce, Oyster Ketchup, Sauce a PEchallotte. and ' n t i: other Sauce used at the mot faaliiiiiiable tablio, locoing greatest Colletiinn in England. in Bottles at CI. aid :."1 6d. each ; in Cases, with rt111i 6 . 4 . ,. containing Twelve 14ottics el' •hovi. Satire', tally li. I 0.. N. Ft. IA Cll.OOl, Colltaitlitlft Id CA.!! Of the above SI, stonily packed for the Lao nod Vs'yot liailitlica, ' LON DON GE( E \VI i/SONtJOS' Wych vireo, St. Cloonent mttl rtthkttleti by ~R YDE at the Office. No. IS, IRvek ht uhttralt, Strend, tnhui, o, t the N et t. it.: (1 4 . W. SIM be dull ateetate IC-17 - .11, /NUL! IGENCE. PORTSMOLITH, MAY 28._ Sailed the PrL-cris Royal man of war, to join the Channel fint ; the Mincira, Captain Cottle, for the South Seas ; and the Pluto sloop of war, with the Lady Debra! transport, under convoy fur Cork.— Wind N.E. PLYMOLTII-DOCK, MAY 27. Arrived La Flt.che, from Ireland; and sailed the Lady Way rem. Sailed His Majesty's ship Potyphonui, to join the fleet off Brat. The day before yesterday passed by the Streights fleet, and about 30 sail, with troops for Cork, under convoy of the I r.” iv Ph, of 74, the Lada, of 32, and another ship of .50 guns. Sailed the //march cutter. _ _ _ The fleet which sailed from hence lately, were dispatched with scaled orders,.supposed for the West Indies. Came up Hamoaze to be repaired, the Anire fri gate; her men are to be turned over to the Plunderer to-morrow. His Maje , ty's ship Raki, comes into Dock this evening, and on Wednesday the d udac7wus and Captain. FALMOUTH, MAY 26. Arrived the .bsrph and Mary, Maisham, from Waterford; Fartitudr, Jenkins. from Swansea; Union, Fox, from Liverpool; Nancy, Broad, from Bristol ; Jammer', 12,,barts, from Milford ; Lampon, Robarts, from Sunderland; Ann and Susan, Dunn. from _ _ _ Sided the Prince qf Waies,,Todd, with Mails for Lisboa; Sewer (gua.brig), Lieut. Ross, for the Leeward lslamis, with a Mail, and the William, Prospett, (or Plymouth. DEAL, MAY 28. Sailed this morning the Pimeker gun-brig, for Sheerness;. Venal frigate; L'Utilc sloop of war; Griffin cutter; and several gun-brigs for the French coast. Arrived the Arab sloop of war, from a cruise, under quarantine, and remains in the Downs, with the rest of the ships as per'hast.—Wind N.E. SPORTING INTELLIGLNCE. EPSOM RACES. The following colts and fillies are expelled to start for the Derhy and Oaks Stakes. DLRIY-(THURSDAY). 11 R. IT. the ?Mace of %Valeit b. c. ISatb.troese, by Sit Pact Tearer. tß remont's clt c. by Waty, out of Gioltannes dam. L F.eremiit's b. e. by tiolutunA, out of Co',Ant. Loud G •..venor's b. e. by John Bull, out of 'Folio. Levi G iarvior's br. by Sir Peter, out of Nimble. Mr. Biggs. rh. c.R.arsaiiio,br Skyieraver. Mr. W 11111 0 .4 b. c. Nermieket, by W. icy. Mr R Jonee*4 rb c. Junius, by Bout tot Lord br. e. Little Neer, by Sir Pater. Gee. Ler. t:ower's b. c. by Cori.miirr, out of L.•lv Sfary. Cot O'Kelly's eh e. Dunitn,mi, out of 1'141116. Mr ff 3 rri,es b. e. brother to Allegraute. Mr. Mellish's ch e. Honesty. COAKI—•TAIDAY. Duke of Glaftou's b. f UoJuna, by Wtyy. sir C. Sunbury'► br. f.l.yJia, W Wiikkey. 1.0r4 (3-ss , yenier's b f. Meteors, by Mere•rr. Mr. Glower's eh. f. by attossol, out of Camillo. Sir F. Standish's sister to Danbury. Mr. MirrorsWe h. f. by Sir Peter. dim by Florieel. Id. Fr emutit's Is. 1. by Johanna, out of Tag Sir T. Galculgue`e b. f. by Sir Peter, out of Violet. CORN EXCHANGE, WILDNESDAT, MAT 29. Tow tar we have but few fresh samples of Wheat, and but little English eatre to band; the supoly is chicHy of the late arrivals from Minsk; sales are exceedingly dull, and exe!i,tiaig that of best quality, it is lower. Rye is dearer; ;Paley also, for second arwl ordinary samples. Malt and Peas at small va riation. (Ala. at the boish of Monday's market. were at less than out cursory, aud to-ably rather cheaper. Fleur in good supply. CITARVNT PRICE OF GRAIN._ lV heat.. 608. 70 91k. F.ar 4o .9.ie 9(4 0.1 11$. SI, 04 Marley 3R-.38. 01. .654 72. 01 IVhoe 48. Od G , ev 1 , . is 40s 440 04 Ream 4 4,, SOL 0. , . Fick Hean4.....3 7 . 44, 0 I. (hu 24i. 27. 7.9. 0.1. Potanils ...304 31. i!. Rape 5ea1.......001. 0.1. Fine Flume .... 75+.80•. 0.1. 50M14144 654 75i. Yeaarclay—Restoration or Kim: Ca •R Rl•lielay at the Public Offier4. PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS—Mar 24. Gov Den. 5 per Cent Grand Cllll7lll Loan. 6 per Cent ant Caw f; per Cent , 9 ? BIRTH. Yestrt,tav, thr T.a4v of Commissioner Greig, Great Itos,:ll. r•reet, alootuaLtiry, of a ion. DE AM. MAI 23, at his howl* in Gloosettsr-plone, Sir DayM Car n-re, of Soothosk, Bt. M. P. for the (O.My of Forfar. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT lIINDON-BRIDGE Wt.,. 4 min. after 3.-4Smim. 20 min. Mir S. SALES: BY . AUCTION. By Mr. SADLER, At li, R•positoy, ila Gam-11-street, TO-MORROW, at Twelve .'Clack , UPWARDS of ONE HUNDRED LOTS of HORSES and CARRIAGES of various Descriytinns; among which, are some Pairs of Coach Gelding+, calculated for cingleor double I larnfts ; several gond Hunters ;Hackneys; Galloosys; Machiners; Mailers; Post Horses; and Six use ful Cart Geldings; the Property of a Sugar Baker, declining Business. Tu be viewed the Morning of Sale, and reasonsble Trials allowed. No Auction Fees charged o 1im0.% dre un., - 17- I P • • f b e yy;D nsi t, cent T•df• ; r 11 Pio) ril Oid Der fin 'w , th T forms sbew frr 71 133ve Bluog 1.1 Oft . ? ini tF I' , ' Seem' NAM VIVS is the rw;ghi Situat It co:e at.le Thi duck, NV a-tk Ilen rat Di Di 1)1