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DUBLIN, MAY t. REVIEW OF THE GERMAN LICCIOI • nelay, his Grace the Lord Lieutenant, attend the Commander of the forces, Gen. Floyd, red His Majesty's Ist Regiment of German Dragoon., in the Phcenix Park. His Grace ssed the utmost satistaaion, at the admirable [ranee and movements of this fine corps. Mi en Baron Dc Linfiagen, Colonel of this regi. commanded it himself, and did the most am 'slice to it. The General, it seems, is one of lost expert soldiers of the day—bred up in arms. r.m De Linfingen is a cntemporary of our pre worthy and highly respeaed Commander of irces, Gen. Floyd, and served with him at the us battle of Emsdorff, where Eliot's regiment the 15th Dragoons) commenced its brilliant r. _ _ _ Ifter the parade movements were concluded, Gen. yd proposal to the Baron, to form al advanced fed, considering the Lord Lieutenant's person as head of the column of an army ; on the instant &position was made. The Doke proceeded dk - this beautifully varied park, evety bye-road, ,dry hollow way was explored, 'with a degree of elligence, as if the features of the ground had .n previously examined, although no man of the timer% had been there before. At the extremity the Park, where the movement was to end, the riment was a•,sembled in column, all the detach ?tits coming in from every quarter, and is an 'tent the line was formed in the most advan e.eous and pidtoresque situation imaginable. Gen. ofingen has bean well seconded by the abilities of his Officers. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland wed with this General, and his regiment in Ger imy, and was constantly with them on the fore •sts, in which hit ardour often led him to aEt the rdy part of a private hussar, and once, particu• rly, he Wls surrounded by the enemy, and extri ted himself unhurt, by superior prowess, when ery other man and horse was killed or wounded. • The ()Seers of this Corps were entertained by eneral Flo:.;d, and met with a hearty welcome, a mice dinner, and the best wines. The King, the !e'en, and loyal toasts went cordially runiod ; the luke of Cambridge, Chief of the German Legion, ed their fellow-soldier, the Duke of Cumberland, twin honourably remembered. The fst heavy regiment of German Cavalry seas len reviewed by his Grace the Lord Lieutenant tin writ v. ay to the centre distritt ; a prodigious fine i:orps, and in excellent order. The Officers of this peps were in like manner entertained by General Joyd, who seems to understand perfeftly well the k season for rtaa discipline and conviviality, and bar good soldiers are masters in both. Tuesday, the Gentlemen of the Bar met in the :hancery Chamber, pursuant to notice, for the nur ses* of considering an address to the Right Hon. 2:corge Ponsenhy, Lord I ligh Chancellor of Ireland, tongratulating h s Lordship on his appointment to hat high judicial station. Mr. Saucin, as one of the Committee deputed by .he Bar, after a few observations, produced an ad- Ores' as fit anti proper to he presented; it was of course unanimously agreed to, as also that the At iorney-General should have the honour of present- ng it to the Chancellor. It was then reit..lved, that Mr. Sherlock, the Fa ther of the liar, should wait on the Chancellor to know when he would be pleased to receive the ad dress; it was also agreed upon, that the Attorney- Central should have the honour of presentior., roRK LENT ASSIZES, (Coutinstra). . CROWN SIDE. Francis Barcelona, a native of Corsica, was charged with :slaking a violent and unpioviihed assault nn the person of Charles Hulsen, of the parish of Snaith, by repeatedly striking him on the head with. an iron poker. Mr. HA soy, in stating the case on the part of the prosecution, observed, that the singular chataeler at the Bar, was a native of Corsica, and claimed ! some affinity with the present Emperor of France ; a claim which, he must confess, derived considerable plausibility from the similarity which existed tween the charader and disposition of these two pet swages. In fall, the Prisoner had become al most as formidable in the county of York, as his relatian was on the C3ntinent of Europe. Mr. Hardy, adverting to the circumstance of the Pri soner hay.ng occasioned the death of Mr. Plummer, of Beverley, by a similar assault, said, in this re spell he was certainly inferior to his illustrious re lative, for the Prisoner could only break Crwswis, . • • lish but very imperfely, was attended by. inter preter, who repeated to him the evidence of the witness. 'I he Prisoner said, what was said was all very true; and that he could have beaten an hun dred men if they had been there. As the Prisoner alleged nothing in justifieation of his conduft, the J.iry, without tesaition, found him—Guilty. Tre general condutt and deportment set the Pri soner evinced such a degree of brutal and savage ideotism, as seemed to render him more fit for the confinement of a mad-house, than the restraint of a common prison. l he Judge, in passing sentence upon the Prisoner, observed, that he appeared to have a disposition truly diabolical, and that the safety of society ren dered it improper to put it in his power to commit any future outrage upon society ; and he trusted, that some steps would be adopted to prevent his ever being set at large; at present, he should sen tence him.to—no.vtars imprisonment. THE MARKETS. CORN EXCIIANGE, MAT S. Wheat has arrived to-day in considerable supplies, and the trade is heavy in sales, at 7I declension of 9s. and H. per Quar ter, and rather more on inferior Rader is in good supply, and scarcely fetches last price. Malt likewise. Peas and Bwns of each description are rather en-aper. Tloire are consider able supplies of Oats here, and but few of ',yid quality, which s ippon their price : others are dull tale, and rather cheaper. No Rape Semi at this season. Flour is heavy sale at present quoted iwices• CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. _ . Wheat........ 625. 741. 844. ISt:ans. 3B. 45. Od. time d0........861 88s. 04. l'ek !leans 3O. 37.. too. Rye 4os 44a. Od. Oats Barley %tilt ... 641. 72•. Od 1 Rape Seed ..-1. —1 0.1. White P0.u.... 404. Os 01. Fime Flour 7oa. 754 0.1. G•e• P.lll, 34s 374. 61. Second, ...65. 70s Od. W N' a IN MAAR LANE. of Aor3 to the 26th of April, the new Act. .. 884 •••••—•• at 78 14 —....—... at 77 I$J at 74 tl7 at 74 184 •t 7.1 181 at 71 —..... at 7 412 ---.--•••• at 7J 248 at G 8 50 at G 7 • --. at 6' 48 ---- It 41) at 6, TO CABINET, CHAIR. AND BEDSTEAD MAKEP',, CARPENTERS, GLASS FRAME. MAKERS, kc. &C. By Mr THOMAS KELLY, 011 the Premise.. Upper Adam-moot, Edgearorroal (Towered for the c mseinenee of bale). THIS DAY, at Ter.', Clock, i al the clearing of a largif Manufactory, COMPRISING, Mahogany. in plank and board; Mehl - dimly Veneers, Botany Bay Boards an 4 Veneer' ; a large quantity of Ends and Slabs of btannaii , t dr, Clair BAnd Steels Wainscot; a large quantity .9 Panne Roma, Deal, &c. ; some old Building Manniala, a town Cart, a small Cart, two Cheats of Twit, to Re. To be viewed tia the Sale Cataloguer. to be bad ea the ?mellows; and of the Auctioneer, No. 25. Thapeostroet. Manchesterecuare. lative, for tise Prisoner costa only tea L. Niter 11, .., nia , ,r,-ea iui ..., - - 6 -....-- ....--.• - - the White 11.i . n, Chi a chestar), to run 15J yards, Whichwas won whereas Bonaparte could make them, and that RETURN OF WHEAT IN MARE LANE. On LOGO LB A 0. kJ .... a Av... • with astonishing facility. There was also another 1 circumstance its which he was less fortunate than b o y f the latter by two yards. Mr. W. Bonell„ the Steward, ileservelly received the thanks mint numerous and resorcta;ile me,t1,1 6 • his kinsman, he could net, like his Imperial Ma- stakes and match are made for next tear. Many ;weep- lactating eel, iron. the 21.1 of April to the 25th of April, agreeably to the new Act. s. 4. 111 Quarters at 96 1191$ •--- et 7 4 8 . 4 ......... TO CABINET, CHAIR. AND BEDSTEAD SIAKEP•i, CARPENTERS, GLASS FRAME. MAKERS, kc. Sm. testy, outrage humanity with impunity, and set -ass- By Mr THOMAS KELLY, 33 -...... at ea 14 ----.. at 77 On the Premises. Upper Adam-steset,J'Agwaremead (removed himself above the observance of all laws, human SECOND SPRING MEETING, 1606. 11--at 91 18,5 --- at 75 for the c 1 Tireiliel,et of Sale), THIS DAY, et Ti'." and divine, and keyend the reach of every earthly amanita , . 811 .--...., at 98 g 1 7 .--- at 74 o'Clock, iii 'he clearing of a tared manufactory, tribunal, but must submit 40 the penalty which the Mr. Metal-es Stave'ey , Bst. 71b. apt Mr. Howarth ' s 110. 2J -- at 89 184 -- at 73 j OMI'KISING. Mahogany, in plank and equal laws of this free country inflia on all, with nasty, ist. 31b. Lb. M. 100 gs. 447 ---- at 118 161 -at 72 cut distinaion, who violate eke privilege, or outrage T MIMEO AT. . 61 --_-. al gy 49 -- at 71 board ; MaliBgaily Veneers Botany Bar Boards ar4 Veneers ; a large quantity of Ends and Slabs of Marinesea h Mr. R. Bovre's Sir David, apt Mr Meliisla's staveley, eat. salt -- at 86 412 ---- at 7J the persoa. of the meanest individual. ry Clap Baard Beech Wainscot; a large quantity .al • each. AlAb. M 100 gt. 265 - at BS 249 *--- at 68 The only witness examined was die Prosecntor, • Fennel Board, Deal. Ac .; some old Buddha' Matcrials, a 1794 --- at 84 1111081 r. ." -' a t 67 6 torso Cart, a small Cart, two C 1161449 of Tool% Ac &C. Challis Hulson, an infirm tl•! man. He stated, that Sir J. Shelley's Hotighton Law. Bst. 1011. opt Mr. R. .-.9 ----. at 85 6 ,a 4 -at 6' To be viewed tin the Sale Catalogue. to be had on the en the 12th February last, :se went into a lodging- Boyce's Currycomb, 6st. 71b. D. I !Hugo. 1087 --. at 6 5 I 48 -- at 66 Premises; and of the Auctioneer, No. 25, Thayer-street, 9 . 50 -........ at 82 20 - at 6.1 house at Itaveclife, and that the Prisoner was seated The weather was remarkably fine; and the situ- mancnesser•snuare. Itta --. at 61 6 2...53 ---- at 1111 ----_------- by the fire-side, and had a pointer dog standing atjon for a race-course, in point of ramped, is 1 2;7 ~..___,_. a , hi , 635 -- •t 57 TO BROKERS, CA RPEN TERB, AND UTE46..AS. near him, and which the Witness patted and Cat greatly superior to any in the kingdom, having the y 2 -- at 79 710 ---- at b 6 . GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. • rinsed, that the dog might not bite him ; whilst he advantage both of a beautiful sea and land view. Total, 10,404 Quarters. -.Average 77s 9:41. By Mr. SHERWOOD, was thus employed, the Prisoner seized an iron po- The Duke of Richmond has ereaed some temporary 2 , 8d hlgher than 1., t Return. Iter, and s' ruck him a violent blow on the head, and rooms near the starting-post ; where he accommo - PRICE OF HOPS. O n the . M N ,7 * FR Es 'E C EIrIA Pinu N, 'L I Z:: in h e Zi l it a i r o7::! . : THURSDAY NF-KT, at Tlllll‘ll o'clock. ; repeated she brows o 6th such violence, as to break dated many hundred Ladies and Gentlemen with 9 4CS. town. PHE Furniture comprises four-post and , i' ahz poker. Tiae Wituess proceeded to state, that refreshment. The Duke was on the course each Kent 4, Os to 71 Os Rent SI Os to 71 13s I. bedsteads, chints furniture's, tacitlent feather bed. . Sussex .... 41 Os to 61 Ills Stoseez SI Os to 71 Oa Welding, Franck window commies ant draperies, niallaCaa,' the Prisoner instantly snatched the tongs, with which day, on horseback, accompanied by Miss Le Clerc • • . • Erse* 41 Os to GI lis ForullasB..• el T 4 so toi ,-.4 chest of drawee, dining, Pembroke, arid other tables, 64 ,1 " he prepared to r. sew the struck, but fortunately, at and we observed with pleasure that his Grace look- - _ some table clock by Hadley, linen, Chine, Brussells and 0t1..r PRICE OF SEEDS IN MARK-LANE• this moment, some women came into the house, ed remarkably well. The city of Chichester carpets. pm" and other glasses. eaceitent mahogany Pew" Caraway t..!".0 rescued tae %Witness from further ill treatment. was very full of company ; and lodging and ac- Cot ander T;se Wita....ss sta t ed, tliat. he was confined to his be commodation were much more reasonable than in Trent lit lid It: vi it 00: P c .. c o h f -iesrsn,nammniah4ga.aiy..trwson-yfialapkeiratien,geihuoisilsdoesf kti,,sa usual want'n:r. ace some tins-, and was obliged to have singical any other place at race time. The Theatre, both on Red Clover.., 284 04 to 72. na setiption. dm. dec. dm. May be viewed the day preceding the sale, when Career: , ,!! easistrisce in consequence of the assault made upon Wednesday and Thursday , had a very crowded and Erne thr l • • ••" " 4 " ' °d• may b e ha d on t he inem lses. and of the Await:ulcer. Na. . 1 -' , White Alto SSs Od to 744 NI Lies by the Prisoner, and which, hi said, was ca. brilliant. audience. On Thursday, there was a ball Bartholomew-O , A'. orals unprovoked. as be .11Ati not given the Prisoner and elegant sapper at the Town Hall, which was lA RF . e- hit (i e " M m teatardbeed...... l ll. 01 to t° " 17s " 64 per bushel - -- - -------- -,.. ~ me alights-it offence. The Witness then produced .crowden. Ameag the company were several No- Brown ditto 123 Cd tn los Od LONDON :-Pnnted try 0. DAVIDSON, Ho. 17r ''''! .6 elle polser in Couir. which was in two pieces, as de. bitty, and some of the handsomest ladies in the Tinif , -4 Od tn s e - Od k Triad Bemis .. 216 Od to 301 04 ringleader Lour Ports . 244 Uri to 26. Od Cn orh a m n : 264rseetk. Ra C c o k ve ar nt. s tia t. rat scl ;he Iby hint ; and the only wonder was, that it . }ingdons. Indeed, it has often been said, there are should laces ielded to any skull, hnwever !said. more handsome women its Sussex than any other Tares se Ne; C : r t 0 11 .7 ". {tun d an . t .4 - s i u t CP i : n e e t h" ca bu , i: c shod t L po .: e I e S t ai p A irt . l"" 4 • B :: ea. The Prisoner, also apprised to understand L'ag- i county in England. . Goitre 46.*04 to sb. 041 t o 60s. will-beiduly *needed . SPURTING INMLLIGENCE. On Wednesday, in the Newmarket First Spring Meeting, Ctar Peter, gst. and Prospero, Sot. 11b. ran one of the finest races ever Coen, the Ditch-m, which was won by the former by t head ; and on Thuraiay they wi ra tried again for the Ling 's Plate, ilst. each, over the Round Course, when they ran so very mar together, that the Judge could not determine which won ; but running over again, the heat was won by Czar Pater, by only a head —The contest between the above two horses, on both days, is elk:arr.:lto he equal, if not sitperior, tra any ever remembered, especially as they did not vary one second in th eir n soi n g....,Csar Peter was rode by Ff Until Buckle, and Pmspero by William Arnold, both of whom rode in a very superior style of excal!clice, and gave the highest sa tisfaction to the amateurs of the turf. Sir Frank Standish's Brother to Stamford, who won a Stakes of I,loogs. in the Newmarket Craven Meeting, and a Stakes of .sSOgs. in the First Spring Meeting, has been smce sold to Lord Foley, with his engagement:, for 2,oooo—tie is named 1 for the Derby Stakes at Epiani, and is the second favourite; he is also named for a Stakes of lOOgs. each, h. ft. (nine sub sc, iLers) in the Newmarket First Oftober Meeting; and for the Produce Stakes of 100 gs. each, h. ft. (sixteen subscribers) in the York August Meeituy, 11107. TM following is the Setting at Tattersall's, and other puble places in London, Newmarket, &c. 14CG, since uur last, aid which we base been favoured with by a Friend : FOR THE DEESE' STAKES. 110 to 50 igniut Lord Egresnont'a b. c. Trafalgar, by Ge henna, out of Ilunibug's glair.. 5 to I a2einst L tel Foiey's (late Sir F. Staa.l.l,`s) br. e Paris . , brother to Stamford. 9 to I arin.t Mr. Sitwell's be. c Clasher, by Sir Peter Tea le. eet us Hyale. 8 to 4 against Lnrd Egrerneet's ch. e. Achilles, by Young Woodpecker, out of (lento. to o it, R againit the Duke cf Grafton's bay cult, by Worthy, out of P.utiella 9 to 1 agorist Mr. Wilson% b. o. by HamblemMaii, out of Surprise's dam. 11 to 1 against Lord Eyemont's ch. c. Hector, by Waxy, out of Goliatina's dam. I? to I against Lord Stowell's b orher to Ringrail. 8 to 1 a , :aln , t Sir F. Standish , th. filly, by Mr. Teazle, out (Arise Yellow Mare. 6 to 5 the held against Trafalgar and Paris. Even brining, Lurd Egrenmut's , e.d action the field. 12 to I quasi naniirg the winners for the Derby and oak; Stakes. Pn2 THE DAYS' STAKES. S to 1 against W.atch, ' y Goltanne. 3 to 1 against Lord Grosvimor's Nora'i. to I against the Duke of Grafton's br. 1. by P.uzzard„ not tor Dab-Chick. S to 1 against General L. Gower% Sprite,by Buzasid, out of Sylph. 0 to 1 against Mr. D Radcliffe', Broom S to 1 against Sir F. Standiat% chem. ally, by Mr.Teaale, out of the Yellow Mare. 19 to 1 atanttt Sit T. Gascoigne's b. f. by Ilantb:etonian, oet of Goldeislorks .50 to 4 nano.; the Duke of Grafton winning the Derby and Oaks' Stakes. GODDW DUD RACES. WEISMCsDAY, •PRII. 20. Goodwood Club Subseripiiou Pare of :Ace rods Gentlemen 120. etch. Two toile hews. Mr. T. ftnno4l's Quill Driver, by Pipatnr, re le by owner 1 1 Mr. W. L I :oil'. M. M. Dorothea, rode be owner 2 dr Lt. Gen. Lenoit's b. Is Idayard, rode by Mi. Newrilsam, who fell, won very easy. Goodwood Hunters` Plate of s'.es. Vat. Two mile heats. B Grin. Ciusbie's b. g. by Caur de Lion 1 I D. of Richmond's b. g. Rolla, by Precipitate - 5 Mr. Dickens's ch g. Vogel by Pegasus, out of Gaukey 2 dc Won easy. THURSDAY. Second Goodwood Clialr Subscription Piste of 50gs. two wile heats, rode by Gentlemen, 18.1. each. Lt. Gen Lenox's Bayard, rode by Mr Holies . t 1 Mr. P. Burrell', Quill Driver, rode by Owner, 71b. extra 2 2 Two capital heats. Ladies' Plate, 60gs. King's Nate weights. Two mile heats. L 4 Egremnot's Gilberto, 4 yes old, by (Johanna 2 I I Mr. Fenwick's b. g. Eunuch, 5 yes old, by Pegasus 1 2 2 Geo. Cr., We 's b. b. by Cara de Lion, aged . 4 3dr Mies Le Clerc. br. h. Horatio, 3 VII old, by Herod 3 4dr Throe well contested heats. A Handicap Plate of sUgs. two mile heats, rude by Gentlemen, Mr. F. flarrley's b. g. Snwerby, by Walnut, 1111 . 1 Mr. Molds e. g by Goodwood, out of Nana, lbst. 71b. Mr R. Best's b. ni. Greepingiin, by Laurel, lea. tro. Won its • canter. Levi Baldwin, a Black of the 4th or Qusen's own Dragoons, wa, niarchA for ay. against a Yorkihirennor (bmuglit from . . . N..4rAz, INTRELIGENCE; VOCTSMOUTM, MAY 4. Arrived the Miens sloop, Capt. Worth; from Ply mouth ; also, the Dernstation bomb, and Pater gun. brig. with a fleet of transports and outward-hound vessels, under convoy from the Downs ; and the Mae of Turk cutter, with the Harmon, transport, Capt. Thornton, under convoy from Jersey. The Flephont, of 7 4 guns, Capt. Dund..is ; and the Tom-terra frigate, Capt. J. N. Marshall, with the West India convoy, are dropping down to St. He len's ; also, L'Espoir sloop, with a convoy for Opeirto. The Spencer of 74 guns, and Le Jupitre prize, Capt. Gill, ate ordeted into harbour. Went nut of harbour the Richmond gun vessel, Lieut. Fleming. Yesterday morning, the `3oth regiment embarked for India, on board the East India ships, at the Motherbank. The Lion, of 64 guns, Capt. kolles ; and the Mednin frigate, Hon. Capt. Bouverie, are to convoy the East Indiamen ; twelve of the fleet have arrived at the Motherbank. The Ville de Won frigate, Sir Robert Lanric, made the signal this morning to go out of hiubour ; Admiral Berkeley and family go to Halifax in this ship. The Chifunrse frigate is to sail on Thursday next, with the Mediterranean convoy. Two regiments arc lying in the Downs, which are to go with them. PLYMOUTH, ItAV 3. Last night the John Bull cutter arrived with dis patches from Admiral Sir John Borlase Warren, which were forwarded, by Express, to Government. The contents are of great importance, Sir John Warren fell in with the French Admiral, Linois, off the Canary Islands, and captured the Marengo, of 84 guns, and Li Belle Puule frigate, of 44 guns, after a short altion, in which the Loam, of 98 guns, had the First Lieutenant and 10 meo killed. It is reported, that Linois tell in with the British squa dron in the night, supposing than to be a convoy, . and attacked the Log / en (being the head most ship), whilst he sent the Brl!e Punk to take the other ships, imagining them to be Ind:amen, The Juhn Bull lest the squadron off St. Jagn or. the 5 , h ult. Arriv-.1 also the c,,, g ra gun-brig, I.ieut. Batt, with a French lugger ct 10 gut's, her pr;re. Sailed the Dejursed transport. to Falmouth, and the N mred cutter for the Channel fleet. The Lady Warren .stuck on Peri lee Point last night, and knocked off her ruck*: : she is now tow ing into the Sound. Last evening, the Lerivia frigate was undocked, and the Ronal Seco-sign of 110 guns docked. TORBAY, MAY 3. Sailed, last evering,:lilia Majesty's ships Pluto, Red-bread, Liberty. and SiMISLOIth on a cruise. neat., MAY 4 Came down from Sheerness the Spitfire sloop of war, and remains in the Drivers with the Edgar and Trail!, men of war; Vestal frigate; knoranthe and Misquies sloops of war ; Mekor, Prospero, and Es 'lreton bombs, with the Hartmann viEtuultrr, Prerov ante stove ship, and several gun brigs.—Wind N. E.; blows hard. DOVILIt, M AY 4. Came in Le Nits' !Tirrinony, Smith, with linen. kc. for St. Thomas's, detained by the fifolaeu gun-brig, she has performed her quarantine iti the Downs ; fdwerd, of and for Dover, Const, with deals. &c. from Frederickshall, which place she left last Thug s lay week; a little time before she sailed from thence. two light ships, one belonging to Newcaal , , the other to Hull, were taken off that coast by French privateers ; two ships for London were lying these nearly loaded. . French privateers are frequently going into the different harbours, but are not allowed to stay more than 48 hours in one place, except in consequence of the sailing of any English ships, when they arc not permitted to sail for 24 hours after. PRIM OF H AND sritAar. . lATUUDAt. ST Ssltkes • WISITSItIT44I. • • Hay... 21 14s a5lSs . 04 Hai, 31 let •51 IS Stros..2l 5s a 21 lb 0 , 1 Nov (ki Qs a 01 e. elove "41 as a 5114 I latta* SMITHFIELD, MONDAY, Nihr I. Tact* the Offal—mor Stone of 611. . Beef 40 lid t• 5.. 841 Vial .r.fs 04 to Ille 04 Nt Utt0tt......01 04 to IN 64 I Pork, •• • ... *4. kl , 4 4... sd Lamb. Gs. Od. to 7t. id. Read nt Cattle thi , 047.* • Beasts, about 2000--iheep sad Lamirsoll,... • - , , NEWGATF. AND LEADENAII4; MARKILTS. By L1..6 Coo - aata. •. Reef ...... 3; RI to 4. 8,1 I Veal 44 61 to S. 84 Mutton.... 4, 6. 1 to 5 . 0,1 Istotc 4. 81 to 5. 11l Lamb. " 51. Od. to Ta. Od PRICE OF I'AEI.O*. IL St. James's Market 4s 0.1 Yell., Stomas.. 67t Od --s Od Clare Market Whitechapel Market. Ss I I Saar ditto .. —a 01 egg cc Per Scone of Sib. —.—. Melting Stuff.. S 7. 04 —6 0.• 12s 0 nitto - nmagl4;4' Vtr: • Average Price... 4s 04 i Grasps. .....• Town Tal:.•te --a 04 69s Cd I Crawl Drees •• • • • .owi la: Yellow Soap; —a a 84ao•—Vitittlet• 9!...-Ctitd. 90s. Price of Candies, per dos. I Is 04.—Mouirta, 124. 04 RAW HIDES. Sett Heifers and Steers, ler stone, 96. 2141. Middlings ; ls. 101.• to 34. OA. Ordinary . ... ...,...... 2A. 64. efl 24. ad. Market Calf .. ... — 124. Gd each. ' Eng'o+ Hors* ' 141. —.4. to IN. ....IL tleit. Sheep Skins ...,.. fs. W. to 14 v 4 Lamb Skins PRICE OF LEATHER. Riots, SO to 5610. each ' 2f4 le 211 Ditto, 61) to OW. each 244 ,to 254 Merchants itadcs 214 to 21i Dres,ing Hide:, . 194 to 214, Fiue Cock Hide! 214 to 2J4 Croe 11idcs for ^otting 21i to 244 • Flat thYlitare • 191 to Silt Cilf Slats, 30 to 4111 b. pet Doaets ttsA to iitit Ditto, 50 to Mb.. 34,1 to 4ld i •to • Mtn', 7n to Wilt) Soul! Seals (Gteeolcid) 424 to Co d ) ? Large ditto 1004 to 19Os per 4nr-n. ' Tanned Hoe Hides 25, an 424 pee lode. G, .1 Skins. Liiiili Skins Os toi to • O. 06 CUAL.MARKET, MAT S. Ships at Market. Sold Priers. SS ..Sitmea.Als 4S gas 9.1 2 sns ea 4 .. Sandi:4lmA. 1 .. Stmt. Coal 0 --s Oda .....s '. - d ' S ...Cm I,rs O.. —. ....'d J •-•-t ld PRICK isle ST. ICISS. lESIEft! 7 N% S pet Cont. !teamed 3 per Cent. Cansols t o I ; 4 Par Cents. 7" ' d ',.. 5 per Cent. Nary I n ag Ann l7 1 to + . . °at ll 11l 1 ...; India Bonds South Sea J , . ek rx.•hr q uer B. • . U. IS seem Eng! th Lottery Ttckets. ....... .• . •,• • I. St. Cwni ,'l. l',l T. RISK, Strek-Broker, Na. 4, Cornh.9,_a Al 9, Clleriuc-erser. Blit'l On Saturday oertire. Lady King, of a slaughter, It her vat, at Oali.l - aim. Surrey. Ou I•idAy hit. We LAI , of Sir tiontagte Choler ley, pct. delivered of a daughter, at his house at C.anti.ars. Lincilniktzt. MARRIAGES. At Toni. House, Snitl ind. OR Tue'da'e, the ISA uh. the Risk' Rey. hieboo Sandford, James faloray, F.-9. Tuareg . . of Aharcairny, tn Mies Erskine, itioigliter of the lite, arid sr ter to the present Sir William Erskine, Ran. of Tonne. At Killyan, in tr e county of Galway, the seat if Mr. Clo sers, John tedkin, Ens. of Anna Ledge, to Miss gime", chin.% .leughter of the late Martin Killian, of Itlindwell, F - 1 . On Thuisdas, at St. Michael's Church, Rath, by the Rey. Charles Phillott, Robert Fuse, jury Fan of Plymouth, to Miss Louisa Phillott, daughter of Jere; is Phillott, Esq. Same day were marred, by the Rey. Aicheleecran f.ieut.-Coloriel Worm, of the fin East-India Company's service, t, MIS. Harwood, of Paragon-bulldog's, Bath; aii4 fkujagniii Lintlierne, Esq. to Lady Lester, relict of Sir Julie Lester. DEATHS. I In Dublin, Gasper Emit, Elitlh, who was tot many team First Ci , nk of the War Ileoartiiient m Irefa, d On the 20th ult. hi the 47th year of his age, at Lawn. in the mate of Leitrim, the ancient .cat of t n . 1 d o e Peyton, Ere Lieutenant-Colonel in the Leitrim retignent of militia. Lord Fingers hooka', the Won. Witiam Plenkett, a Cele. *el in the Austrian seryhm, at Prague, on the 2.ath of March. Last week, aged about SO, Jos,ph Ruffians Martin, of AtiC birn, near Haribthlge, North of Ireland—who were horn in co.. year, had lived together 63 y ais, and were interred togeth. on Friday the 2bth. They were each distinguishable fora ewed share of natural understanding; bate left their family in re spectable circumstances be their industry, and will be long re. niemberol in the county as peaceable kind neighbour. HIGH WATER THI3 DAY AT lAJNIJON SKIL) , Maim. 16 out. Aar 4. $ Ina. 36 min. after 4 SALES BY AUCTION. L) rid 414 NI I . J 844 Is I 9th nee DA fdp 61 I e• :;1•14 P 4 'd .1)Jt1 apt If tM ft et A scut the r day /11 , 101 is so thef t Dm s it W 4h Sth '"U