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FOREIGN IYTELLIGENCE.• GOTTENLI.:;c(iII STOCKHOLM. HAT IS. A Fleet has sailed from arlscroli ~ for the pur pose of blockading the Prussian ports in the Baltic. From this circumstasce, one would conclude that something decisive of tOe fate of Pomerania must take place. r'.)TTENSS:ItCH. MAY 23. A convoy from Leith A' tied this morning. Se veral vessels, which came in it, have proceeded to the Sound. OATRACT OF A LATTER VOO4 1301TAS3UltGO. WAY, 23. 1806. " The misunderstadding between this king lotto and France, causing an impediment to the naviga tion of Swedish vessels. His Maje.ty, the King of Sweden, in order to encourage foreign skips to trade tiEl his ports, has been pleased to take of the pro• bibition from foreign bottoms, which confined them the protium of their respective countries (only os ordinance nasilar to the English Navigation Acr ) fly this repeal. a British vessel is ia every 'esprit put on the same footing as a Swedish one, as well in regard to the duty on goods imported and ex retell. as in the port charges, which are consider ably diminished; the duty on iron. elprried 41/ a or ot4er foreign skep, it her,hv burred ten chi!. lingo fowling a ton, and proporti snail , / on other goods. This will greatly facilitate the freighting off British ships, several of which hive since this law. took erras, arid got freights for Ireland and Great Britain ; but vessels that may come for fseights, ought not to pinceed further up our River than the Castle, and if they do not succeed in procuring them, go to the Baltic, or elsewhere, wi t hout being suisjed to auy other port charge 1 thou pilotage. FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS. PAIIIS, MAY tn. • The Minister of the - '..mine has had the honour to " F r ,sent the ten Captains of the Csetetare and the luitistare to His Majesty ; both of them were in the battle of Trafalgar. the Emperor said to them, • You are among the number of those who fought valiantly. You shall take your revenge one day." The astonishment of tire public mind was consi derable, upon hearing that the Mertsge and the Relit. Parte were taken by an F.nglish ship of the line and a tiigate. In vain it was ohjeffed that the English ship ViAb a three-decker, as it is a clear case that no English ship alone ever captured a French ship ; and much less a ship that had been three years at sea, and whose crew was in the best state of discipline. Of course it was with increased Si tisfAdion that the people were informed, that the first iACC.MIIIt of this affair, published by the English, was false. Admiral Linois fell in with Admiral Warren's sqnadron in the night: be could very easily have grit rid of the Leek'', but two other ships of the line, the .4(M/es and the 'teen/See. COMhall dp e he was compelled to strike. KAY 14. Marshal Pesignon, General► Torino and Ro ' dem, who were deputed by the Senate to congra tulate Prince Joseph en his accession to the throne of Naples and Sicily, arrived at Rome on the ed instant They were rdet there by some Aides-de- Camp. sent to meet them by his Neapolitan Ma *vv. who was not to make his Royal entry into Naples before the 10th instant. The Deputation continue their journey for Naples on the sth. The Ambassador irons the Sublime Forte to His Majesty the Emperor and King, arrived here on Tuesday The English Papers of the 11th mention, that the :Clive, which had been taken, with twenty-four ether yes•elt, on the coast of Africa, by a French srpfartron which had sailed from L'Or,ient. had ar rived at \Vatesford, as a cartel, and that she brings hue'. ~..; e nce that a reinforcement of French troops hed arrived at Senegal, intended, as it was sup posed, to snake an attack upon Gore*. (Na f ..-The English do not acknowledge their losses. There are mare than 13 French divisions at sea. 'the English will take some of them ; but be fore that happens. there is nut one of them which will not do mischief, to the amount of some millions, to the trade of England. Since this Power makes war for the monopoly of the world, it is its com merce that we must attack.—( Meniteer.) ■rat.ss, MAT 7. The King of Sweden has ordered all the bridges upon his frostier: to be destroyed, and negleas no thing that may compel Prussia to carry on the war against him. His conduet may be compared with that of the Queen of Naples, in the year 7, when that kingdom began the war alone ; but, though she knew that Naples would be erpesed to the 'sow imminent danger, she still hoped, by that means, to render the flame of war universal, and, of course, to be of essential service to England.— ( Meerfewe.) CONSTA , CTINOPLIL, •Pr.IL There have been so many conferences between the Russian Ambassador and the Ministers of the Porte, that the public begin to be alarmed with re spea to the state rf the conneAion between these . powers. The exchange of Couriers still continues. uusicsi, seer 14. In consequence of the adjustment of the dif • limners between France and Austria, the Austrian prisoners have again proceeded to the Inn. Here every thing is getting ready for the departure of the French troops. Marshal Reithier has sent two couriers to Darmstadt and Frankfort, which we have no doubt relates to these movements. vii•asvoir, IllaV 13. At length a very considerable part rf the French troops is Bavaria and Swabia have begun their re treat to Prance, some by way of Stra.burg, and others through Mentz. '1 be 1600 dragoons that garrisoned Braunau, belonging to Prince Nluret's corps, are en their way to Dusseldorf; though we de r hear thst Brannan hes received any others in their nx w ; on the contrary, it is believed. that this place has beta, or will shortly be, given up to TUNIS, APPIL 20. The Si. k e lenis, a !Jeep°litan veAel, Antosilea Ja ton°. master. wa , taken by some Tunisian Corsairs. Tho French C.snsul Alesnaccted the vessel, the kinp,- d..m of Nape• being under thr s,ecial protection F:ance. gave rise to some discussion. the hetrertr, understood too well the nature Li treaties to resist the application of the French Con sul ; he suspended the sale of the prize. The Em- Rive will never allow, that a nation, which is part of the Federative System, and over which one rf his brothers reigns, should conch - ale exposed to the roblaeries and exactions of pirates. The e Are 6000 Neapol:tan and Sicilian prisoners at Tunis. . _ ST. !STUMM). •►tIL 15. OlfUrt is very much displeased with the pos. session nt Cattaro. So far from beginning a new war with France, a part of the troops that were at Corfu were ordered to the Black Sea, and sonic of them had arrived in the Crimea. M. Ruffin, Chan cellor of the ,French Consulate, is attived here from Paris; and we learn, with satisfaCtion, that the gm. peror Napoleon has ordered all the Russian ships to be released that were detained in the French ports at the beginning of the war. All the French homes of commerce established here, which had been much alarmed for their pro perty, are now tranquil. The Consul-General, La seps, is authorised to remain here ; . and he has had several conferences with our Minister for Foreign Affair s.— (3for. true). ST.I7E PAPER. COPY of a LETTER tranimitted by Mr. JACKSON to Count HAUGWITZ, dated 19th Apr.3o6. ie The undersigned Pnvey Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of his Br.tannic Majene, has not delayed to frerard te ht. Court, the N•ite which had been transruitted to him un the t;th of hat month. by order et His Prussian Majori ty ; and which lan been also presented by the Envoy of Proe m at London. to the Secretary of Stet for Foreign Affaln " Thn Note announces, on the part of his P. ustion Majesty, turh measures as are totally Inenzepatiblo with ti.** ties of friendship whiAt have subsrstert (or SO twig a period, and with such mutual advantage, between the two States, and which the King has ardently desired to cultivate and draw still eies.er. by ell the means in hie power. It is, therefore, %rah the moot heel regret. that His Majesty Gods himself compelled by cif- C,llll.llffel.. Wh ch nn interference of his could preveut, to corn . Maud the Undersigned to remove without delay from Berlin. " Then Undersigned has the honour to address himself, in con.cluerice, to the Count Haugwita, Min=ster of State. and of the Cabinet of His Pro...elan Majesty, In request that he teat order the hemmer/ passports to be eel edited tit itis return to Knglan.l, with the different persons attached tuba M 1114•11. " He is desirous at the same time to renew to his Eiteel trency, the assurance of h.. high considtra . 'on. (Signed) " JACKSON." NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, 1121 it 1. Arrived, and came into harbour, the tolltin ing detained vessels :—the ship Commerce, laden with brandy ; the Maria Allortolona, Laden with wine; the ship Proeidenten, laden with wine ; end the brig Av.'', by the Tiitbe ; the brig Minerva, rn ballast, by the 11,, , Jy ; the sloop Three Sisters, with fruit, by the Forward; and the ship Casnaraiva, with brandy, by the Seseeen ; the For', bomb, with convoy from the Downs ; and the dim brig, from a cruise. Also the Job., Be 1 cutter, from Plymouth. Sailed the Antelope, of SO guns, Capt. Beazley, with eight East Indiarnen under convoy ; and the PM* sloop, Capt. Janverin. on a cruise. Every exertion is making to get Sir Juhn War ren's squadron re idy for szfa by Tuesday next. John is to arrive this day. The Japi•re,ot 80 gwit, Capt. Gill, was this week diseharged from the service. and her used seat to the Done g al.. The Coimigraer and Aminisos, are unratiored to go down to St. Helen's. They beloug to Sir John Warren's siu.idion. Sailed the Clinks goo-b:ig, on a cruise. PLYMOUTH, MAY .11. Cpwards of SO sick French Officere were vester. day embarked from the flospital7fer prisoners of war, on board a Cartel, destined to convey them to Morlaix, in France; on their leaving the Hospital, we are informed, they manifested demon strations of the greatest gratitude and thanks to Mr. *Grath, for the =cation they had received' whilst under his care. Admiral Dumanier, with several other Officers of distinction, ate daily ex pected to retarn to France in a Cartel prepared for their reception. Arrived His Majesty's ship Kent, of '4 guns, having several men sick ; Jobs Bul: cutter, and Tribune, of 36 guns. Sailed the Seenne.s gun-brig, and Tribune, for the Westward. Came in His Majesty's ship Britannia, of 100 guns, from the Eastward ; and the Markdown schconer, from the Channel Fleet. Also the Span ish schooner, Sf. Dainip, laden with hides, &c.; and two Spanish luggers, laden with dour, atc. all from Billsoa, captured by the Surinam sloop of war. ►ALM•UTR, may 30. Yesterday arrived the Print" Adolphus packet, Booldeeson, from Tortola, 37 days. Also this day, the Hamburgh dogger 4mse Marie, Captain Spa.' man, frcm Hamburgh, bound to St. Sebastian's, with cocoa and bees-wax, detained by the Atlantic pri vateer, of Liverpool; also the G Ferrel:, Bar rett, from Exeter. Sailed the Bingham, Berdian, for London ; and the American brig If ashington, Capt. Adams, for Loa don. The ifuckloni packet, with a Mail from Lisbon, which place the left on the 18th inst. is now in the Bay ; the Mail will be forwarded to London to morrow ; the Ws/dog/Sam packet, which sailed from hence onthe 3d, arrived atLisbon on the I.sth ult.— Wind S E. DIA!, JUNZ Sailed the Comlatea• praam ; Sea ova ■nd Kue sloops of war, en a cruise. Arrived the ll'ancla frigate, from a cruise, and remains in the Downs with the rest of the ships IS per last. Arrived and sailed for the River. the For:ilale, Pemberton, from Liverpool.—Wind N.E. cost. N A T 2s. Yesterday. the signal was made for the Awe:4est I frigate with the transports, baring the King's Ger• man Legion on board, to unniour. In a little time After, the signal PAS repeated for getting ruder weigh, tv'ich vas obeyed by several of the trans• ports. They had not proceeded mute than a few yards, wheo an anoulang signal brought them to again, and I. l "ey resumed their rn-tcting.—They had not sailed when our courier left tore this trimming. The treinpi Jre destined' for Gibraltar; they were joissod by four transports with troops of the Kit s's Grrn:us Legion, 4.:1 the YiJ tastect. PRICE OF SEEDS IN MARK-LANE. The Seed Trade ►eing over for the Season, weaken suspend our Report WI the ortu , n of another Cop. • PRICE OF HOPS. - 9 4C• __ P•CtItTI. Rent 6l lOs to 71 7t Kent 6l 16s to II —s Sussee.... .41 Iwo to 71 —4 Sum: 61 lc* to 71 7s Essex 61 :.•4 in TI ...5 Irsrolsam... 111 -.4 to 101 --4 PHICLS OF II Vl' AND STRAW. ON ett. BOAT. ST la si IIIifTSCII %Vit. Hs?. 9, a 1.4 --a cm HE. 3t 3s • VI IS Straw.. II 191 a VI 1•• Od New Cl Os a 01 es Cknag 41 Os a 31 Ds Straw 111 1/Is • r Ss SMITHFIELD. Mammy, has S. To s nit the 81;db• of Lb. Peet 5$ 01 to 6. ea I eel .. is 44 to is IA Itlonon.. 5. c 4 to 61 04 Os to 6s Od Lamb Co. id ta 14. lIIIAD *VP C 44444 Tin est% lasts, 'Omit 1,000.7..51wep anol Lambs, 11,500. NEVIGATI: ANL , LE kDENIIALIL M %JUKE CS. B. the Carcase. Rod 4. el to 4, Od I Veal 4e $4 to 64 0A Mratue....4M. IM to !• • $4 ?oh ..... - 64 04 to G. cel Lamb— ..... IM to 7 ad • COAL-MARKET, Jams 2. !Pupa at 1 1 .2111tct. 114.1 Price. 63 ..14- .Nastie 10 ..641I..land I ..Stiiv C. 40 1 •ia Od a --a 04 2 ..cladeta .. I Era Oda Oa oa VOCE OF STOCLS YESTIERT ,". Rink Vat •..•••.. 11,51 5 per Co.t Itedtwed 4 per COWS. Lost A nouitios loss/mud 9 per Cent OcCene , l Stock Orm , um waoa Bonds Exclisiast Was • Entl,•ll Lostm Tickers ............ 111. tic. CoasJ'a fur 614 T IMO, Stock•Btoker, 4, Comb kll, and 9. Chan ng.tstss. IRISH STOOLS, MAT n. taw. Gov. Debentures. S per Cent.... .. 341 Guy. Debentures 3i per Ce' t O4 Ro%al Canal Loan, 6 per cent • OS Govt. Stock 1 per Cent... COURSE OF EN Amsterdam 36 2 2 Ditto at Siglst 35 4 Retttr.iirite ll 4 2 U Hambula s4 2 2411. Alton 34 224 U. Paris 1 day's date 24 2 Ditto &surds/aux . 24 11 Clan —in paper Ditto aAathid in paper Ditto ktilboa 37 Leghorn 51 Naples Deblin ore London 1(3,t on London Belfast on Dublin (I :t7.11.4.N111-Nlity 32. Grr......,.. _5B ..41 ve C. Lisboa 604 Oporto 6l Dui 1 Cork 14 ant•sess. 1. s. d Portugal Gobi iu Cola ZAP,* ••ef og, New Doubloons New Dollars &ITN in &us New Louis each Aro cr the Bank n( 54 per Cent. ,y 23.) 10! • 11 29) o) 5 1.1 61 rtsys. BIRTHS. On Thursday last, at driiwroth Hall, Northamptonshire the lady of Walter StricklaiA, Esq. of a daughter At Edinburgh, on Friday, the 231 s t tie La.!. of Brigadier-General Graham Stirling, was safel7 &slivered of a son. At Grantne, Scotland, on the 2td ult. Lady Cho-I , oe H pe was aafely delivered of a daughter. In FAinburgh, lately,the Lady of Lieutenant General Sout:..r Johnston was safely delivered of a daughter. At Hilton, Scotland, on the 25d ult. the Lady of Color/el Deas, of the Madras Cavalry, was safely delie. , ed of a 011.1. At Whiterig, Scotland, or, the 204 i ult. Mrs. Major Dens more was safety delivered of a daughter. DEATH. Ott the 24th u't. Patrick B :rite, Esq. in :he Ind year oCas age. HIGH W ATEk THIS DAY AT LUNI).)..• Hy I Atom 27 aria. after 3. 1 Ern. lO fri.l afre, SALES BY AUCTION. A 1 Ft. ANGELL respettitilly acqulints the Pele -1.7.1 lie, the SALE of Or: LEASE of the ClNiNiir4 COFFEE HOUSE, Cacitsper nrvt, Cha.,ng C edify. tient in The Moaning Herald and Conner, t., tien, at Otwairers, on the Id of June, a postvened to tietaih- DAY, iGet et Jane, at One o'Clueit. LEASE AND GOODWILL CANNON COFFEE-HOUSE. CtX:Ksrt:ii-Tr.trr, , CHARING CROSS TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION, Ey Mr. ANCELL On MONDAY, June Ih, at One co'C'erk„ at Garrawayb C 'fee house, Cornhill, (by ..r der 4 t. e Fs olitors„) THE valuable and desiraSle LEASK nt the CANNON COFFE I- it' 'OUSE a. .4 I 10TEI.„ late iu AO occupation of Mr Wilt vim GVIIIOII, slerie..a. , 4 - 1,11-:. Prernews have tee trly been Me It en'i-g -1 end iwo proved, et a ceets4evelle ccierice„ and are .qe .1 fall tube. and sorrow hie a handsome pde of lofty Bu, 4. iir. •*" ray.•., sive haute of Proof:elegant CuTer-eorn„ Imite Club ashi other Eating-see ua, nth:ll.MM- Zed p.oms, awl Circa necessary 414.• ter carrying on A capital Tmde,•hoch, tovilser walk's, Wu., ity, stands unrivall4l 4 n the Moreiolii Toe Estate i , held on L-ase at • leer L i wind rent, of wit ea nerdy 14 year. are narl;iiritel, a .el ..rot -le w to modern re e d rs, and twa wit.anzes, COlTl:n.nd.ng the iniined, tie Owns: g •fa or ef PAUL Mail, Haymarket, Spring Garden gam, a d Chamii CUIOIIS. ! # 11. The Ferniture, together with the Stoat of Wor_tt. Sri? 4. &C may be taken at a valuation, or will et sere ist he sold b auction. 1 Te he closed thtee days preeed:bg the Sale (wills Ticket s`; which, and Portico:ars • a ith Cenditiiins rf S.M ro . ar be hot on to. Prerui,v, at Garraways i sod of Mr. A'l I,N. NJ. E. Threadneedle-street. BY LEIGH AND S. SOYHISY. Boniest Hera, at tne.r Haw, Nn. I4S, Strani, enpreite Cs therine.street, nn THUR SDAY, Jane Rh, and lel aeieg Day, st Twelve o'Cleck, rINHE ENTIRE LIBRARY of THOMAS IL KING, Ems. deerme 1 ; Ime ut Dram-Lane Theatre. Tq sr Lich I &Med, an elegant Select.on of P umngs, the Property et another Oleit'emals; among which is env/tars Shakespeare, with Imre aad small IS Numbers, and Boyar's Histray of England, cemplets, 144 70 Numbers. To be viewed (mid Gatalnaues had I to the Time of Sale. RIBLIOTHECA DONEGALIANA. By Mr. STEW ART, At his Au Lion Room, No. t 94, - opposite THIS, tad Two fetfeen g dam (1 NE of the most Valuable, Magnificent, Sisel lVJ th 4, Sraroe, sod Curious COLLEETIVNY: of ROOKS offend for many yeses to pulite sake. Cosisraiete of the oft., esteents4 Authors in all Laroclasts; tit! very Smut and rust ierpw. inns of Floats of Print% illestrative of the W. At. of toe gre::t Marn-t of the Itatim, Flemish, Dutch. German, item% nod English Schools • an intylitahle, tine, and psrfeet 11.11!.. bine of lEnetish, Scotch, sad Irish Toport”y, mad CA.."" Historiiri; °Tares, Travesty Sato& Hl.toi,'Pootor, aid kin. eellaneoutA arks; the rebate selected with 11 .,..t judgment, sod bound in the most costly and beautiful binding*, io Moro:", Resit, Ike. BA's' the Library of the lvte Nob'e ARTHUR, 11,11RQUIS of DONEGAL. To be viewed, and Catalogue. had of Mr. Cooke, N.A. seller, Otfelvd ; Mr. Deiitt ton,ltooleveller,Cataltridp I names Coffve.house; on 4 at the place of sale. ELEGANT FREI:HOLD VILLA. MEADOW LAIC" , AND TYTHP.S, OOLDERS-1411..L., NEAR HAMP STEAD. Sy Mr. BATES. At Gerraerbya Cofforboase. Chriuge-alley, no TIMES D ‘Y. lane it, ISOCN at Twelve o'Clock. (tap order of the Ear cants). in Nine I,,ts. A Capital and most Centveniert FREEHOLD Ix MANSION, rrinteinieg Dwe ne. Presided, ....I sere* best Red Roars sr. rnitlarp A i.annatnt, at•a-,1 and detached' Offurs, sotta:i.v ; Aube Poach tt. • Stabling for lit horse.; a F.irm Yard, replete witn e ters ert• setup-ice; Lawn, Shruhbenes, and Pleasant Graran ;1; c emit Gardens, with H o-house and Green-house, Ire.l ma.lo- 1 : aial 97 Aerie uf . %Ind At Land, part Fterho!a, Coi.lmrit'" a.•• 1 I.e.orhutcdei:mtoi sitJilltti at 001.0111‘41911.L.nor" strict, withi ,, Imiles of Londe., cora triandint wed rxtell and beautiful views over a red, fertee rosary; tli EAtate is iestere.l; the Pla,,tations .a-ivd 111 a pirating •ts 'e Tit forming a rasalenee suitable fur a Newsman, B..ukcr, -• chant. Tube viewed ht Tickets only. arlskh, with Pa e . saf be had at No. t 9, Dover- . trees. Ptc,adirtir :at 50, "". chirtevetteet ; place of sal .; and of Mr. Nu ', %. heck street. street. Caretifisb.mtus ie. • - - - LONDON --hard by D. DAVIDSON, 24 4i) 1 7. It •. 1 CP rt, arm-street, Cliellt-G•nle.t, and ru,itsned at tt U Eati, N. 13, Back of St. t I •me-tt's Citurch. Sw d . At NV. STUCK, of No. 7, :44. 1 ,01 1 IC 111 s raprt, seiA to the ()Cisco I : 4, .. , "r -.4 ; * weiNse dolt ausodad lab &PORTING IN7'f:LLIGENC.E. YORK SeRING MEETINIO Coes*ltegi yinterday, with a Match between Tyteener and Rarooet, and viii eontiAue Wed,ltariay and Zhareday ; be aies the Races, there bill he a long Marna Cocks .4-.l"he fol. Itortne borses„ te. attired ect Saturea. : Sir W. G..raol's br. c. by Aill , C4llClet, 3 rears 0:4 Mr Wentworth's Sdrerheel. 4 years old; itypolytus, 4 years old ; and Centurion, S years isid. Mr. Orlon 's Jasepbma, 5 years uld; and Fyldener, yrs. old. Air. Vs's , key'. Miranda, 3 yearsold Mr. G. 11 totalis Cleveland, 4 years old. Sir. MellL4 a Eighty, S years Wet. Mr. (;rims/on'. Woir!sinas., 3 years old. Mr. Burwri'. Percy, years old; and Holder new. S years old. or GUILDFORD MEETING. TUESDAY, STAY 27. The King's Plate of tOtis, for four-year olds mad upwards. 4.anile heat. Mr. Ladbrokes ch. h. Prover*, by Whiskey, ia yrs. Ilst.6lb. . 1.1 Mr. Abbey's cb.c. Victory, 4 yrs. old, Inst 41b. Sf Mr. Hart's ch. la. Charles Teazle, 5 yr.. old, llst. 61b. 2 'art 10 to 1 so Prospero. /14 ADDINGTON.—.STOCK BRIDGE COURSE. THuasn•rp MAY M SsreepStaites of 5z.. each, with 1001 s. allied by the Club.— ( Seventeen Subscribers). Mr. Douglas's b. h. Ducat, by Coriander, ti yrs old 1 Mr. U. Radcliff's Pedestrian, 4 yrs old Sir H. Lippincott's Minor, 51 rs old 3 PRID•Y. A Handicap Plate of 501. for all horses. Heats the last mile. Mr. Douglas's Do: at. 6pi old, I to. 10Ib. . 1 1 1 Mr. llerbett's Little Peggy, S yrs old, 100. 7;b. 0 1 3 Mr. D Radcliffe's Pedestrian, 4 yes old, lent 0 2 dr Mr. WOMB'S Peegy Rose, aged, 9st. 11110. S 4 2 Mr. iliggs% blarzaretia. 4 yrs. old, Est. 21b. 0 3 dr So H. Limiincote% Slate, 4 yrs old, I lst. 41b. 4 dr Sweepstakes of 10 Guineas each.-20 added. Sir 11. Lippincott% Grey Colt, by Guildford, sit. 12lb. 1 Lord Sackrille's Whirligig, 12st. 2 Mr. Worrell's Piper, 10st. 71b. • Mr. Goddard'* Optician, last. Sl5. 4 Col IC4wooty's Dudley, bet. Slb. against l.nrd Brookes's Muego Parke, lOst —a dead heat. EDINBURGH RACFS Are to commence on %fond's. the 4th of August. The Stewards are the k:arl of iIiLTIOUI, Lord Primeose, Sir George Warrender, and James Dewar, k sq. o Vogrie. The King's PI .te at Newcastle, hitherto run far by are years *ld hursm., &e rierying 10st. three mile heatii, is, by the command of His Majesty, to be run fur is those at YOft. Don. (*.aster, tic thiwand towns years, unless ordered to the contrary. The *bore Plate anis given to be rim for at Newcastle, hr bit late Majesty, in 1753, and was woo by the fatuous race-horse Caro, boatiog Sir. Smith's Skim, Mr. Baees's Belem, Mt . Flatcher's Trifle, and Mr. Fenwick's famous Duchene, who was backed ageing the field with odds, but being Seat by Cato for the first heat, was withdrawn :--George Bowes, Esq. of Gibside, this breeder and awne• of Cato, presented the Plate co the Mayor of Newcastle, for the use of the Corporation. The novelty of seeing list %Idlest% % Plate run tor, (being the brit at that occasioned, as it was then computed, 52,000 pee. ple to be ou the Cetus*. JOCKEY CLUB. The fullowlug Cehtlemen of the Jockey Club, Xned on Saturday with Lard . GEo. Carzsniim: The Duke of St Alban'. Lord Henry novel, Lat.! Foley, Lord Francis Clth.,rne; M...iterkeler Crlven, Sir Frank St:•n,l - Sir Chatle. 15.tani-r, Finn. Gen. Matson, Sir Detroit Rat cliff, Crilnrei Leigh, 'Mr. Norton, Mr. Shlk.elpear, and Sir John Shelly. After dinner, the following New Matches were made ;-- NEW MATCHES AT NEWMARKET. Teo Tears GU Conroe, 211100. h. ft. Ist clq of the Id Octo ber Meeting, 1106—Mr. R. Royce's Currycomb, Ist. 3111 ; Laird Enley's Slowing, Ist Wednesday, 061 1,101 es. h. ft. Two Years Old Cniime-s. Mr B. Craven's Henry, Sat. 121 b.; Mr. Watson's Heuer, est. Eb. ThundsTs Id Sprine Meeting, 7:ooes h. ft Across the flat Toley's fads, Est. 7.b Mr. R. Craven's Brunie, 7st. I We•lnesdae, lct Oc her, R. mile, 100 p. h ft —Ln-d Stae nr.thet to Italian, lat. 11b.., Lord V 01...! 's Knesbuckle, Ist 2 , h. Monday. OR. 2,11 mil., gwirs, h. ft R. n urs e s Achilles, 7g. 1111,.; Mr. Watson's Vagaboad, :st. 61h. AT LF.WES. S•etniti Jar, Vega. h. ft 4 mile' —His R. if the Prince of Weir's Orville, M. 71b.; Sir John Shalley's H..ugliton Lao. 101 b. 11.4 day., in wile and a half, Mgt. h John Shel lea HocjLt.o Lan. Int.tClb ; Mr B. CM en'. Bronze, 7n. Mr. Mellish has parchawd of 1.-. rd Egremont, Tioif3lrs, r. Jerhoi, said tits tisy eon, bir G0.1.1f1.1A, oat of Catherine, tor THE MARKETS. CORN EXCIIANGE, Jcsic 2. The 'lmplies of Wheat to-day are rather .hort ; the demand for that of hue qgality continuing, causes the few samples hem to fetch a mall Rlvarace, sod rather more than the general cur rency ; inferior is heavy of sale ; Ilarler in consirlerabie quan tities, and at hue; Malt likewise; White Peat but few here, sod dearer ; Oats are in large supplies, prime samples are hard ly at list price, and the trade fee the wcond arid inferior qua lities is cheaper Plane at the tierces of last week. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. wheat....... 611. 71s. 116 a. Bean. 4O. 40e. Od. Vise da .......40s. 911. Od. T-ck Beans loa. 33.. 0.1. Rye 4os 445. Cd Oats ..215. 2'. 435. Barley 271..30*. Od. Pidarub 301.91. 6.1. Met. 63.. 69.. Od. I Rape Seed est. Where Peas.... 445. SOs Ot. Fine Floor 7os. 71e. Od. Grey Pees Sts 391. Oil. 5ec0nd5.........03e. 70e. 011. I I ,~