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- . t. .skik • • 1 .\ l ' A 11111 m. \MN% . ••, THE PRINCESS OF WALES , Afterattending divine senrice, on Sunday last, at Maker Church, Plymouth, Her Roy al Highness the Princess of WALES and suite, yittended by the Admirals, Generals, Field-officers, and Cap. taMs of the Fleet, in the Admiral's barge, fol lowed by a great number of boats, quite gay with colours, went on hoard the Casar, of 84 guns, Rear-Admiral Sir RICHARD STILACHA%, .Bart. and 1. B. in Cawsand Bay, and partook of an ele gent ddeune After which, and viewing the ship, Her Royal Highness embarked in. the barge, at tended as above ; under a royal salute of twenty one guns, the excellent band of the Royal Marines playing " God save the King." During which the Admirals and Captains, Generals and Field-Of ficers, stood up in the barge, with their hats off.— After Her R?yal Highness and suite were landed, they promenaded through the park, and ret.irned to the house, where her Royal Highness gave a grand dinner to Vice-Admiral YOUNG, Rear-Admi ral Surros, hear-Admiral Sir R. STRACHAN, K.B. the Captains of the fleet, Lieutenant-Generals ENG LAND, CALCRAFE, and bizac Ea, Major-General BRIGHT (Royal Marines), Major-General Sr e- Paces, Royal Artillery, and several persons of On Monday morning, Her Royal Highness the Princess of WaLiss and suite, attended by all the Admirals, the Commissioner of the Yard, the Gene rals and Field-Officers of the Garrison, visited and insrieted the Dockyard and Gun-wharf, and was highly plsased with the neatness and regularity in the various departments of these noble monuments of British grandeur. Her Royal Highness and suite returned, after a water excursion in the Sound and Cawsand Bay. to Mount Edgcumbe, to dinner. On Tuesday, the weather being unfavourable, Her Royal ,Highness the Princess of WALES and suite remained at Mount Edgcumbe house all day. MR. BARTLE.V.IN'S CONCERT. • This gentleman's Annual Concert was held last night at the New Rooms in Hanover-square, and was attended by a number of Nobility. The princi pal performers were Mrs. VAUGNI.N, Miss PARKE, Madame BI ASCU,. Mr. BA KT LEMAN, and Mr. H a ai, +. In the Frost Scene frost King Arthur, Mr. BA RTl.tile AN displayed his mighty powers as the .• Cold Genies : 1. What power art thou, who from below Mast wade me rise, inAirllingly and slow, From beds of everlasting anew? end was much applauded ; as was the sequel to Mr. MOORE'S OA! Lady law. Hely be the Pilries's sleep, Trona the dreams of terror free. with additional vocal parts, and accor :animists, - by Mr. GIeATOW. Sir JOHN STIV DOOM'S much admired Duet of Tell me where is Fancy bred elicited new beauties in the hands of such perform; ere as Mr. Ha eat sos ;and Mr. BA at cum+, and was rapturously applauded. Mr. Ba WILLMAN neng AI new Air by COOK so many tears of misery with the happiest effect. The whole selection was excellent. THE COUNTESS OF . DERBY's GRIND ROUT. _____.....- The Countess of Delta , / gave a grand rout, en Thursday evening, at her elegant house in Crreeve nor•square, which was attended by upwards of eight hundred Nobility. The grand staircase w_s bril liantly lighted by magnificent lamps, supported by brons.: figures, en marble pedestals ; at the entrance of the grand ball room was a superb Egyptian lamp. The rooms were lighted by the finest lustre:, and mirrors rearding the lights. In the brilliant assemblage were-- Thar Royal 11.1threts , es the rrinee of Wales, D.tkes of Catmbt►lge and tiluurester ; the Duke of th:earts ; the Duchesses etGordra, Rutland, Gration, Athol, Itelton, and Chandua; the Marquis of Abercorn; the Marehiene,ses of Ifolielaure, Bath, Thoniand i , and BuckutlWrn<htre; the Coon woes F•tawilliaa, Clare, Mencle.field, Cork, Barrintore, Bridirroater, Darsoiry, Jersey, Yemenite, Purtarhaiton, Mee borough, Manift , Id, We-tmor'and, Southampton, il,reotart, Ceneogtham,Onaford, and Euston; Viscounteases Newark and Caltberseglij sad all the Foreign The Roe •L FAMILY left town, yesterday, for Windsor. Her Grace the Duchess of CILANDOS'S Ball, last sight, was brilliantly attended. rbe Countess of l i Ancor can's Grand Rout, last night, was ore of the most crowded of the season. The emery of Lord Nation's Funeral, asrepre semed at Covent-Garden Theatre, for Mr. FA w- CIITT't Benefit, was intended for a foreign Theatre, Wt the public-spirited Mr. M•CRICADY, has put abased it for Birmingham Theatre. Richmond theatre will open this season under the management of Mr. Cuss sr. Mr. and Mrs. Delmar is's ben-fit, at the Opera, .n Thursday, was most brilliantly attended. TbeFo fw pantoirinse, La nanso-Manir, was most admirable, and was rapturously applauded. The grand ballet Feerie, of Amide and I maul, is a most brilliant ehierirore. The first a 8 concluded with Madame Dint...en ascending to the clouds, in a chariot drawn by dragons, which bad a gtaad dia. Mr. and Mrs. 'Jamie as came forward to say, that the music, not being ready, they were obliged to conclude abe piece ; this apology was rapturously received, aad these inimitable performers were honoured with the highest approbation. The theatre was crowded with elegant company. His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, the Marchioness of SA Lasso RY, were present. Vice-Admiral DUCYWORTM'S SM, Major DUCIC wo Tn. who was hurt by a fall from his horse, a few weeks ago, at Norman Cress, is almost recuyered, and is at Captain Kirio's Hr use, at Stoke village„ Admiral Linens's wound, in the calf of the la, is getting better ; he is on board the reqteyart, with Sir Jails W . Admiral J.ritcm's son, a I ieu tenant an board the Manage, has lost his tongue by a musket-bill, which passtd through his mouth. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF ICING's BENCH w _ csTSZINITZI, MAT 16. JUDGMENTS. William Rich and Wasam James were brought up to receive the judgment of the Court, convicted at the last Assizes, for the county of Surrey, of ob structing an Officer of the Revenue, a::d assault ing hint in the execution of his duty. - Mr. Justice Guosr, in pronouncing the judg ment of the Court, animadverted, in a most im pressive manner, upon the crime of the De fendants, the frequency of which had so much in creased within these few years, that it became the duty of that Court to exercise their authority in A3' exemplary way. -His Lordship distinguished the cases of the Defendants, observing, that although Mr. Rich had been only an accessaty to the fact, it Was necessary, for sake of example, to • visit the offence which he had committed, with a severe pu nishment; he then sentenced William Rich to six mouths, and William James to nine months imp prisonment in the gaol of Horsham. John Fox was also brought up for judgment, for a misdemeanour, committed as a Juror impannelled on a Sheriff's Jury, convicted of retiring foist the Jury, before they had pronounced their verdift. Mr. Laws, for the Defendant, observed, that the anion on which the Defendant had attended as a Juror, was an eaten of trespass, brought by Mr. Selby against a person for nutting in a grove, called IViairen Chace, in the county of Urrey. belonging to that aentleman, but 'which was considered by the neighbourhood to be public property, on which they were entitled to free egress and regress. Se ven of the Jurymen concurred in giving a verdin of one farthing damages, but the ether Ave (one o f whom was the Defendant), conceived that the Plaintif was not entitled to any damages at all ; and as they were not likely to agree, the Defendant retired. Another writ of enquiry was sped, rod the Jury found a verdia of one shilling damages ; so that Mr. Selby had not sustained any mat, tiai injury. • From the condole of the Defendant, mit r these circumstances, he trusted that the Court would grant him to go among his friends, to enable him to discharge the costs of the prosecution, for which alone he was detained. Mr. WILSON, for the pftsecution, ebserved, that those trespasses had been so ftequently praaiseil, on pretence of nutting, upon Mr. Selby's , grounds, and so many depredations had been committed there, he found it absolutely necessary to make an example of some one. The Court granted the time applied for, at the same time observing, that the Defendant's neigh bours were to understand, the. these trespasses would not be permitted, in Noire, with impunity. • CIRCUIT IN L. ItiENCE. MAT 9. Tuesday, the Circuit Court of Justiciary was opened here by the Right Hon. the touts Justice CLERK and Nlxaoessaar.e. Timmer Rlftci, tenant at Forenaught, in the parish of Foulis Wester, and county of Perth, charged with falsifying and altering bank notes of 31 to 101. and fraudulently using the same, was outlawed for nct appealing. john Weeevater, flax-dresser, in rnghorn, in the county of Fite, accused of murdering John Orr, flax-dresser there, by stabbing him with a knife in the side, denied the charge: The Jury unanimously found him Guikv. The Court delayed pronouncing sentence till the other trials should he finished, in order that the Sheriff of Fife might be consulted opon the expediency of sending the prisoner to be executed at the place where the murder was com mitted. • ...... On Wednesday, the Court proceeded to the trial of Margaret Cunningham, widow of the late John Mason, lax-dresser, in Patbhcad, in the county of Fife, and John &inner, butcher there, indicted of the murder of the said John Mason. Skinner hey. ing absconded, was outlawed. Cunningham pleaded Nut Guilty. The Jury, however, unanimously found her Geary of the murder of her husband, by feloniously administering to him a quantity of arsenic, which, on a repetition of the dose (the first having failed), quickly occasioned his death. The Court, in this case, also, deferred pronouncing sentence till the other trials should be closed. Betty Murray, alias Bere4o., accused of repeated ads of house-breaking and theft, in the county of Forfar, admitted her guilt, and Lie Advocate Depute sestriald the libel to an arbitrary pu nishment. Yesterday morning, the Jury returned a verdict of Guilty against the said Betty Murray, in conse quence of her judicial admission of the faits charged against her. The Court then entered upon the trial of Donald M'Craev, formerly Seejesim in tbss 41d ilagisneat of Foot, new merchint in Perth, accused of the mur der of Euphan Cooper, daughter of John Cowper, baker, in Perth, a girl between 9 and 10 years of age. The circumstances atteoding-the commission e 1 the crime alleged against I‘l 4 Craw, being repugnant to common decency, strangers were excluded. The Jury returned a verdift. all in one voice, finding the Prisoner thulty of murder as libelled ; whereopon the Court passed sentence of Dent: upon the Pri soner, ordaining him to be executed at Perth, on Fri day, the 27th of Jose next. Joke Westwater was then put to the Bar, and re ceived sentence, to far executed at Kingitorn, upon Saturday, the '2lst of 1111111 next. Betty Murray. alias Barclay, was ordered to be transported beyond seas for seven years. Margaret Cunningham being Drought to the Bar, tt r Advocate Depute craved the Court to pronounce toe jndgment of the law upon her. The Prisoner's Counsel moved the Court to delay sentence against ,her, in respeB that she is pregnant, and craved their Lordships to take the course, which. in such a case, should appear to them to be proper. The Court certified the ease to the High Court of Justiciary,to meet at Edinburgh, on Monday, the 26th day of May inst. and granted warrant for transmitting the Prisoner from Perth to Edinburgh. This finished the criminal business on the North Circuit. The Court then heard and decided appeals (rem inferior courts. VXBRIDGE. The Corn InaptSor's Return, err Thursday, May IS. WileAt, per load llll —.4 to '441 —1 Rirley, per up —tt to SG% •-•411 Van 321 —d to 37a --04 Bean: 40+ —d to 461 —d Peace PRICE OF SEEDS IN MARK.I.ANE. Carraway :.itis 04 to 60. 0.1 per vet. Coriander 136 Od to 146 Od Trefoil Red Clover... 466 04 to 704 Od Flit. Old ~ Whit. ditto ss. od to 74$ Cd Rye-Gras• lo* I.d to 3/14 0.1 • White Mustard Seed. l3. Oal to 1/1 13.1 per bushel. IltrOwii ditto l2. Cd to 114 Od Terri Caner, Sis 04 to 601 CA to lid. PRICE OF 110P3. sans. Poems. Kent 31 15s to 71 19s 1 Kent mcw A t Stssatx.....3l Its to 61 MI 511..e11 s 1 1311.104.1 11 4 , Essex 6l Os to 11 lA I "Amhara... Al PRICES OF HA Y AND STRAW. YOB TTTTTT . ST S•Siaes. I WNITSC T Har....91 Ss a 61 Os 0.1 I HIT 3110; a 4116. Straw..sll Sr a '2l 14r Od S ew I Clover 4l Or a 31 Os Straw .ll Ns a 21 8a SMITHFIELD, Fatoar, Mar 16. To Irak thv. ORal—per Stuns of elb. Reef 4a 44 to S.. 44 1 Veal —is 04 to 61 04 m ut ua l ._ 04 ta St 64 1 Pork ..45 4d to 31 44 Larub 7O. 04. to Oa. Od. 11,44 of Cattle this D4y, &JAM!, ab .ut 7nO—Sheep and Limbic ! . 7,700 NEWGATE: AND LKADEI4HALL MetRILTS. By Oho Craw. deer It IV ee 4t sd I veal 4l Od to So Se kl4tion. —4. 04 to es Sd Pork 4a 44 to 5. 44 Lxmk RAW HII/k.S. lest IT eiGsto and Steers, re► stone, r. 44 to 3a. Gd. Midi lags 36. 0..1. to 3s. 44 44. M. to 26. 10d. MSrEet 146. 64. each. 1~gloli Horse Como Skins ............ Os. Q. to 1. 44. Lamb Skins PRICIs: OF LE 1 ilikK. Sotto, L 3 to 561 b, rsch Hine, 60 to 651b...eb 24J to 25d 14.•-ch....•. Natcks --,1 to 21 r so , Dtl/ Hides.. Fine C lath Hides 211 to 2 C.nst 11 des fist cutting 22d to 23i Flat I OTinlll/1 194 to 201 Calf Skins, i 0 tat 40119. pat Dozeit 30d to ad Ditto, 10 to 741 b— ~....33d to 424 •%' Ditto, 70 to 301 b. 374 to 39d imall Sesta (Greenland) ' 424 to 46d Lap ditto 100 s to 19 , 11 t per dozen. Tanned Hone Hideo !Ss to 40s per hide. PRICK OT TALLOW. Pt. Jassits's Market 3s 111 I Yellow Russia.. 6740.1 ..s Od Clare Mao ket Whltochapel Market Sa 11d Soap diuo .. —. 4 04 65. ed Per Stone of 81b. --... Melting Stu ff.. 56a Od en Od 112 104 Ditto rough —s 351 Aspen* Price... Ss 11y Graves . .. —.4 I Is Town Tallow —.4 0.167* 64 tiood Drees _ .... --a los Yellow 5•u;•. --s a 821.—Nlottle I, 9!s—Curd, 965. rtice al Candlc,, per dos. I Is. Od —Mould,, 12s. Od COAL-11ARKFT, t t Ships M 7 7 „kit. Skald. P, we. 12 „Newt a.tle ..thit.lers 0 I•4 a —, PRICE OF SPOOLS YESIERIJAY. Rank Stuck 9 per Cent. Reduced s9jl S per Cent. 11.:tan4.01, 4 per Cents 7: 1 11 Sln•rt Annuitits I 746 Imperial 3 per Cent • Ili I)itto Antis/Ate: lli 0.1 013511141 India Stock ItOpa 1301111 S lAkir It. peen. Fackenurr Bala EnOish Lottvly Tickett ' 201 171. Cucitria l'or tit/ I'. Mill. Stock-11 , 140. s No. 4. Cur:tit!, and 0. Chari,og e, , ms. COURSE OF EkCHANCE-4dror 16. Amsterdam .... 36 4 2U• Genes ~ 47 Mon at Sight .. 3S 5 Venter ..... CR new C. Rottenlart ....... II 7 2 U. Lisbon 644 Ilittiburgh 3llO Vill. C/parte ell Alton* 4.3 11 24U. Dublin 42 Parts 1 day's data 24 2 Cork Is Ditto .... 24 10 2 U. anti ..Je. l. r. d Sntudeaux (',ad's Ditto Madrid .... —in paper New D.•!tate .... :, .4 Ditto - Edina 17 New Lund each .. . I. egheen 594 I Asko ea the Bank of lifetlesa , . Naples Dublin on London (May 7.) 10 1 o 11 , ..1fat on I.nndon t April 29.) .........,... el Melba on Dublin (Ditto) 34,,1 61 An's. BIRTHS. On the 13th inst. the Lady allow? Otway, Esq. of Stam ford Hall, Leicesterditre, of a daughter. On • Wednesday, in Criailet-street, Berkeley-square, chit Lady of Charles Jenkauson, El. of a Daughter. MARRIAGES. On Thum:lay. at Ilatiersea, by tire Rrre. Glance Santry Penfold, Charles Alardon, Esq. or St. John's place, Idartersea Rise. to Marian, thirst daughter of the .ate 14 tUrm Patter. son, Esq. of the Island of Jamaica. On Thursday the !nth tastant, William 0101 Manning, Ent. to Mist I ,, an Whitmore Gihoin, second datiotter of Vritiesick Gitssom, Esq. Monday. at St. Mitdrsd's Chinch. Canterbury, by the Rey. Sir John Fagg, ?tart. the Rev. Willa,. Payler, son of T W. l'ayler, Esq. of Porten ' Cent, to Mos Maria Higlimiu. , late daughter of the Jona 11101'11°re, Esq. and grand dangly*, of Put Ws Anthem) , Ilighinces, Eaq taf Winchaap, 110.11 o,,utethttly. DEATH. On the 19th tilt. at Drummond Castle, aged 911, Louts Ma terabit., the most celebrated walker of hu time. lie was a running footman to the Duke of Petth, and followed the ha-. tune of his master, till they were separated at the battle it Culluden. At the restoration of thq estates, be was taken into the sarsice of the late Lord Perth, and passed toe rentaairder of his days iu ease and comfort. HIGH WATRIR THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Morn. S 3 roin. after I I Even SS mi... alter I. SALES BY AUCTION. By LEIGH and S. SOTHEBY, BooksAlen, at their Howie, No. 144, Si,tisd oityartite Ca therine-,rrect, on MONDAY .NEXT, and Eight folio% rig • Dart tSuc.day excepted), ri • HE entire LIBRARY of the late James Hardy, M r). of Basingstoke. To whole is wiled, the valuable LIBRARY of another Oeuderoaa, eisseawed. both are contained the under inentiarard : Folio—Sir Robert Strange's Print., very fine ; ty''• Views in Egypt, in the Ott .man Emote, in Paleetine, fn m Draw i,ogs of Sit Ruben. Ainslie, Russia, marble leaves; a pin's History of England, with H.Nals, Map', tioftumeints, and Med dire H,, t., large paper, uncut; Knorr Record do rit Cataetru l ih, t.iltiored plates, ^ vials ; H. roJytin et Din ..us SittlitS, 2 telt% VlireWeling;i the eltookles of Caxton, Enloe. sari, Huhitistied, Fabian, Halt, ai.d ; Rymers Yule a, 17 vols. &c. &c. • Qoartia*LiNii Hirtotia, Delpliini. 5 tom-; Luelent coma, Hentstetausi; 4 tom. ; Cicerunis Opera, Gene,. 9 torn.; the Worts of Is7reon and Boyle, with L•nee by ; W i attAi Views, kc. ke. 03avo--Gentleuvan's Map:lnc ; Critical Reeiww ; nientary History of England, yeah /).bates of lonfs and Cow. moos, 55 vols.; Linnsus's System of Veg.sebtea. g vo!s.—• Likewise a good Collection of Variorum Clas , i.x* together "FA tone scarce old Poetry, and other co , inar Book s. To be viewed, and Citaojuev, price Is. to be had at lir piece of sale. LARGE, VALUABLE, AND PHI/4,E STOCK OF PAlrt AND ACCOMI'I Itt/OKS ' Be Mews. BURTON and V Y.NNAR, On TUESDAY, the 20th uf May, 160 G, at Eleven o'clock, at tha Great ROOM, late King's Anna Taverii.'Chattge-alley, Call hill, ALarge, Valuable, and Prime STOCK of PA PER- and , ACCOMP r HOOKS, the property a( a Paper Maker tetiring lions business, and that of a Stationer quitting the email line; ....onslortion of a large quantity of tine writing imp2rial super total, demy, thick and thin fdho ant quarto pmt, fine, teconJ•6ne, and enrnmon foolscap , thick amt coin p ,st, double crown, lumber hand, purple Ina • . I• imperial and big-eap brown*, re's! hand, &e ; a.d a i on..ity of Account books, comprising an assortment of led4eri, Rime bandied and lettered; journal", do?, waste, and Ash books; pocket ledgers, copy and memorandum haulm, de. de &e. TO be creased on Moi , dav, when cateogoes may be had at tba place of sale, and of Nl.,srs. Sutton and Yitnnor, 62, Cara bill. 1.1 CHEM, 8110PgEEPERS. AND OTHERS RE -4fIDIAL LEASE, Ct , LONNADE, BRUNSWICK (WARE. My Mr. SHER WOOD, At Getrseav's, on WEDNITS:tAY, Msy 21, 180'6, at 1?. rrIHE BENEFICIAL LEASE. 861 Years of 1 which will be unexpired at Mulsoininer ' 111 0 4, at the low ground Kent .(Six Guiaeu per annum, let to Mr. Hip gins —The Premises ve hrick-built, in good repair, •ith a very convenient shop, with prmate ~ .tranee, kdcbro, cr!:es, and yet*, two rooms on th. fiat fluor papered, two ditto on its second floor. Te be viewed by leave of the Tenant, on Monday. and frA- Inwios Days, previous to the Sato j when Patik,llll , nay be had outhe Premises, at Garraway's, and of Mr. Sherersed, " y ~F'"^ .4. wi w il *or 4 Iwo= 11441..1 .*. • T h e tfully th•• v FUR TH" Wee 1 Arranged I w,tl After weal h win Tu which v In Aet SI it M P K Ticket, No. Is Chi at Ow R... 'f Ntajal DOll d—ick, Mr Y. arm, Mr ;•lauridt. After Th Chau Mr. Mather Mr Revell rHi T ins be a'4 Hear. K lEe:nla• ; C CreimirPN. Mr,. Sertel-,,, Aker • Omar, 11" 167. Maly, On Wert Order the I SUSS, Ti I Tem the O N .1.1 Iltst (P Perini The Duk4 7imura b. Sever' An OCCA! ltisibella will m4wd..< T,c kers vi NO. It, Ma , saaaa, at 1.7:4Z1e It)lt TIM Tlf I T the f. A BO! to the gul Mr I lele4th IM'ss Tyree To which TH rek - t; Q sr.& oquai fm th 'HIS env, anipanien "RA 0. (not a .otorte,4 LACK BI 'eh, r . 4 1.!absie 9 1114, m INF 3% r 0 0 ,1 4 ~e m An • 4.10.14, NI r4L INTBLLIGENTE. PORTSMOUTH, MAY 15 The East India convoy, which sailed yesterday morning, are erpeEled to put bitch; they had a good wind for seven hours, bat since it has blown strong from the S. W. • The AfeCcury frigate is appointed convey to New foundland. PLYMOUTH, At Ay 14. Arrived His Majesty's ship /Mine, of 36 gum, Captain Mowbray, who fell in with a transport off Cape Finis:erre, having Sir Home Pophatn'o Fitst Lieutenant, with dispatches for Government, which he took out and landed here. They were sent off by express today. `he particulars which have transpired, state Je rome flonaparte's having passed die Cape, that the Volent,ire, one of his squadron, had entered the Bay, and seeing Dutch colours hoisted on board our ships, came in, and anchored aleng-side the 'Nook-de of 5U guns, before the found out the mistake. It is said that the Peneeefal has passed the Cape, and rue on to the East Indies. E/TRACT Of ANOTHER LIT rut, SAME DATE. Arrived the "Mitre, and L'Argle frigates, from a cruise; Amphitrite, Audoeaton, from !Marseilles; and the Mcrae, Diletson, from Saloe, detained by` the Indelaasalie privateer ; Enigheren, Karmen, from Malaga ; and the /inn Boiato,Nec, from Leg. horn, detained by the Trafalgar privateer; Jane Johannes, Vease, from Bordeaux, detained by the Barry pi irateer ; and the Guisoa Rova, —, from Lisbon, detained by the Surinam sloop of war. Accounts have been received here, that Admiral Villiamette, with six sail of the line, :end two hti. gates, arrived at the Cape of Good hope early in March last: the Vtd7ritel;PC, one of the frigates, was captured by the Diadem man of war, as she attempted to enter the Cape.—Wind S. W. TORUS Y, MAY 14. Arrived the Gannet brig, with about twenty sail, part of the Oporto fleet under convey ; the rest of he ships have put into the ports to the We4ovirrd. They sailed on the sth inst.-Windii.S.E. YARMuUTH, MAY 15. Admiral Russel sailed this morning to resume itis station off the Texel, with the fleet under his com mand. Also sailed this morning the outward-bound Baltic fleet, under convoy ; they were joined here by the Dore, Abeston ; Lord Emmen, English; Baltic, Sandford; and several other vessels. THE VA RIC t; TS. Wi rat is here in moldltin; quantities; not much of Foe veiny, which Lealy fetches last price; other samples are dull sale and at less A•aut the does of tiqi Market on Monday, sumo sample. of fine Essex fetched rather more thou oar prices B a rley in many arrivals, and is cheaper. Malt also, with few havers. Wntte Pea. are scarce, and dearer. There are several fresh cargoes of OAS from the North, and few of first qual.l7, others are rather lower. Flour in plenty, and sales are made at lees than the general utiotA prices, and ex pelled lowa. CURRENT PRICE OP GRAIN. ,s, hear.. ...; ..6ia 744. 80s. Beans.. 49.. 43. Gd. Pine d0........82c 86. Od. T:rlt Beans . • e als 44.. tot Oats 44.. 46s 30.. Barley Na White Peas.... 42.. 484 0.1. Fi..e Flour 'Or. 75s Dd. rare.- 333 37. i 041, Cr'w 70s Od. ST. JOHN'i STREET. By Mr. SHERWOOD, At tiatraway's, at WEDNESDAY, May ill, at If rrHF. 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