The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-03-01 00:00:00

. _ FTT ..~ ~- "-.--""~T- refeired t.wflie Committee upon the Sate of the A vessel arrived at New-York, frani Baltimore, I-es, that an insarration had broken out arnoeg .t. 2 Blacks, inTob . igo. ..m.--- The per letters of yemerday do not notice the 1-iorts of the less of th- Dr , . « nis and List Jose,. • i e.12.,;....,. ..„:....._3" . _ L , Yesterday a Court of DireCtors was held at the last India Meuse, when the tirderm'o° Cap .i..s were sworn into the command of their rtspect re sMps, • 7 Ctmadt J me., Tottenham, for Madenra, M.dras, and 1...a1. (Sprain anlefF, 14.4elazt, for M4,1.4' and Ik)othay. Tb. :2oust adjourned et six o'Clock till Wedrws- IttnrCo"sr.rt of Common Council, which was very tiiisly attended, was yesterday held a t Guild tretore the Rirht Hon. the LORD M AYOR. k r the Minutes of the last Cou r t were lead s ". , r i . 4:n Mayo& laid before the C ourt His .. zs t I's Answer to their Address ; which was ..- I. at ...I ordered to be entered on the Journal. . : e several Committees were appointed for the ear ensuing 1 On the mtstion of Mr. W•ITIIIIA14 it teas agreed, at a Petition should be pieseated to Parliatuent, r a B:11 to enlarge Smithfield Market. The Coen agreed to the Report of the CHM- Lter, which stated, that the only and best me od of disposing of the premises at Temple.bar iplui Snow-inn was by Lottery, and those Gentle men of the Court who wete in PATHAMent weft roquested to signify such agreement tu tha ' llouse Commons. t T r Sanaa.? moved— " That all farther proceed s towar dse t eiting a monument to the late Right on. I,3ir IL LI A , 4 Pit t , be SUSVCIIJt.d." Mr. Gear. THS freolll6.l she intoti,,li. Alm a long con sistion, in which Ms. tvl A M ..101T, MT. Boa, 1. . PEIIItING, Mr. etalien. Mr. Mr. Bu t. WAITH. HMS. Mr. S. Erizow. and Mr. GDODRESILI I , se verally spoke, a division took place, when these ap peared— i., ate unalan. I Against if. .C.lecnvon 4 Atdotrt . ..n ..... .... Ift Cameo:vim ..... St . • 94 INtanety 5 •5 No trial of any ptialic imeeest took place yestcs Jay • of I.a- 6in the Courts . -aw. ' We seler.tand tt.at Ovate will be an ennsitim for the county cf Werecestte. The candidates Are sited to be, .X. pi etGH• •I e ii.,l*Cost, Ewl, sou of ' the late Mein/wt. mud the lion. Wm. Herter j..e T . TLLTuti. A special Care.*l Court will be held at Worixst.a, en blatlAy, t..r tire purpose of recce d in.; t.., the elec., irm. 'the infism:y, hive • Ki. Co rn Amsterdam, ar s • rived at lialtillistie on d::• ie hof .I.a.ualy. On the /90li ot Novetaber, she w.lls o•:arsled off the West :rn Isis's, by I. .14,...te Fieach frig.ce, from Cita tot.rg, kmund 1.1 tae 1 le., ot France, who put on bo •rd Captain St:Haw:ILA, ot the Danish brig So rill ~ whs.:: she had caseated and burrwd. On ',V S kbesdAv, the /Ail of Mot AA, attended by Gt aeral 1-ttle4ott, Colinel D'A itc v, anti a number of • , ther Odicets, aif.ved at Chatham, And insp.:led the fortilicatims now iitoly completed at that place. iii, Loaos:iip, After a short suy, set off tor Canter yore leis way telterfoi en a tour of the mast, for purpose nt es Arefining what state of defence it is in. 2he 111 tenotants of FrAnktort lave contrived to ply Me miloons of the costa Muticn which was flu prs.est upon them, aid eettili to think, that the ala crity ',rich t/wy have ntAtofested in eltey ;mg the orders to ilot: A PACI E. will procure th:rn the le tini--iain oi the le , sidde of the original el .ction.— T e French attuics cantilme to accomviste on the 161 ine It IS WAY AsCritilleikl, 1,114 t, With the eV rei.ti-n of 80. Ar Ant Os LOe Guards. scarcely a French corps of cousiderable strength has passed the ithivie I on the ceetrary, the Comet ipts continue to arrive ton the right bank of that river. 1 Some Dutch selects, ender neutral ei lours, fl: e arrived in the River, the crew. of which re po, t, that a folinis!Ahle French army was in motion, so; povti ws lie vies‘ined to An a s insr Prussia, who co ainu• J to rr.i t tke demand of France relative to tee sh • g her pets against the commerce ti /Logi:c.d. It is probable, however, that the army alluded to, is MAL which has already been stated to Is•• on its way to the esast ; as we know that the rn et vigorous exertions ale now making along the 1 7 1 , ieh coast, the obie.2 of which, according to pc. u;.t. is an attack upon England may IA the en s i g rein.;. In te,lll)Vlitg is a Statement of the Mtributioe 4.61 ,ae•illititl Naval Force, to the prevent day : Liter 1 511'. l• In ttes. I trg Ire. ler id an d Intim' ...... .. .0 1 4 I St , 47 Day 165 Un the Eashsti Ch.u.nel nett I ilia"?' Statiura On rho Dawns and Meth- I [ a Iticiss...m. • 6 1 I Slain, rorteze l , and kithneur 14 1 It itlhetternutt•en &on Peat- , {r 1 • i Coa4 iii Mika 0 i 0 1 1 At dm Wee bide Intel % met nn the Nagar. 4 C 414 nia.l a nsaii a nation Amami"' 11 , 14 He iifounillatitl Station. ran 1 .dies 4as the I'r-atel. 2 i st n Withretsu.stn I.outirdh:n.eivi serve* (I ',Untied ( , t 1010411 start es'... 5 1 1.1 insriuit of a li'iancli seta ,•~ 4 tiuttei ships 11. Sl' S. .o 4 It .S. tit Lian 1 wittati tt l7 1 Tutil io 12 9 11 2 361 73 i 14! Iv I 6 , 4 II 6I 3' 2 0 1 13 15 4 :4 12 •:: 1 61 8 1 , i 1 I I 1 c 1 0 1 1 2 C IS I IV, f 24; I 721 Receiving Ships Serve .a'ale alai re , ...,iriog Scent. I 6 1, 4 Inialialry .... 116 illtri. Teta/ SI. I Si 1229 , STATE Vf 2111: •ILDISAIIY AT LA I ihr i S '.I Pet 4 ,•..iii . ll 0 . ~.-!.... "i I 14 !uw , 4 • • . t ii• wf • •" •"••• 4 1 41 I 4=4.4r . 4 4 6 i 1r4. 01 I. . XII 19 1 i Alt, ...._ : • ... 4I 51 S 1 10 7 1 0 17 ' :.~ -•-ter ,- -* FASHIONS FOR. MARCH. The style of dress is, at this moment, the meat graceful a.. becoming that can be conceived, and would our degrees it::: traduce ostrich feathers at all the great assembli,s, their ap pearance would be truly divine. The ttuhant, tiaras, Tres fdtgat hats, Lt. &c. you'd receive additional beauty from such an ornament, and the whole Ago a of the *suer int.littonal race and dignity. The Poland cap, of black and blue velvet, with black and blue ostrich featlit.rs, which is worn on the left side of the head, with hang cold and full tassels, is extremely elegant and boy coining. The Prussian caps ate also much wens, in satin every colour, trimmed with fer ; they are particularly aimpri for a profusion of diamonds.—As alto the black velvet kaddlille eerivir. Muslin turbans, beautifully worked iii pY silver fume, me much floe rap; also turbans of every good candle-light colon. Satin Spanish hats, with ostrich feathers, and looped up with diamonds, black and gold, snit black and silver lame. Tiaras, with patent lice, veils worked in I.ime, velvet turbans er handcars, are much worn, with diamonds and ostrich feathers. Satin and lace, and spider-net sod Lee h a l!. dress caps, of a novel fo:rn, are navh the fashion ; silk and velvet hats are ritually elegant and fashionable for undress. pale blue vilest dr,nnes, body and sleeves ornamented whit diamond.; also flue muffins, beautifull: , worked in gold w silver lase ..110tly and sleeves the Wile, over Mille eatiu, are meet elegant fm fall dies; as ate crapes elegantly embossed in coloured velvet, spider:net, bound with Preach ribbon, and tied with haws front the waist to the bottom of the train ; the bosom and sleeves trimmed with tullc.workcil noislin and le. m ains; • long trail. or any good candlylight colouvod witli a short dre:4 of the 61,11 e, Yandyked round the bottom with satintibbon. The most prevailing colours ate sapphire blue, peer% and dove, for undress ; but, for full dress, this colours ve to be (mere. White and canary muffs and tippets, fur dress and undress. intleummommiminm 7 la DUCtILSS OF DEKONSIIIRA' , GRAND B The Pulse's of DEVONSHIRE gave her first grand Ball. last evet ing. at her house, Piccadilly. It was attended by upwards of 300 of the first Nobi lity. The lower, or servants hall, was brilliantly lighted by patent lamps; an A the staircase leading to the grand hall was covered with scarlet cloth; the grand hall boring appropriated for dancing, in it was placed a band of music, under the Jireßiun of the Cows. It was brilliantly lighted try inagnificent Egyptian lamps, and side patent lamps. At eleven o'clock, the hall was opened by the Hon. Mr. CaysNOISH and Lady HARRIFT Ca v Emnisii, to the favourite air of The Doke Gur don's Red. The back and front drawing•roems were appropriated lug supper ; anti card tables were laid in the middle room. At one o'clock the com pany sat down to supper ; amongst whom were, Ili= Reiril Meters she Prince of Wales. The Dike of Segitric. All the Feereiri Dikes end Nobility. Deciiieimpo— Goidon, Donet s and De eastries. Merchienrces—s.4lient, bileolfbri, Salisbury, and Nertiord lelArquktir.— " Feeexi ta an n 54 ,41 1 :: . n . : and Lome.. Stahrembe.y, Jerebtscaff, and De VAUtIPC4III. cht ses S ,sc: ice!, Ca4lsle, Fortes,: ue, We.tiilosCsltirl, 4.1111 I.auderrllle. Viseoent,,is..-...Casslerceth, e innutt,end Wentsrurth. Visuouut•—res,ival, l)u,learkuun, . Melboutn. L0rd...4340t, Restelagli. 11.1.01, Pamtrose, Ossulstou, Ca...Sur, Ruse I, A. liam.ltou, Crewe. I.aa.rel.isturtre, An. Wind:saw. autaise,r, Menke S. Careudi IStu‘e, Anson, Perth, Newark, I.e. reson dower p ersd Stewart. We regret that the lateness of the hoar will not permit us to do justice to dris entertainment. oree-uowassaerare Yesterday morning, Princesses AUGUST A and So. SHIA, accompanied by General MANNRKS, Count Murrszte, Colonel TA y oil, &c. took an airing on horseback, in Windsor Great Park. Her M &JUT st and the PRINCISSIS took an airing to Frogmure. Hi. MAJESI V does not ride out, OR account of the wind being so high. It is expefteri the ROYAL Falsity will come to town on Tuesday. l old and Lady Pterertun are daily expeeed at their house in Grosvenor-square. ft um Winaingtots, Cheshire. The Msrquis and Marchioness of Lassoowa will leave town next week, for Southampton Castle, and remain there while Lansdown House is new furnishing. The Earl and Countess of CARDIGAN will leave town, this Jar, fur Windsor. 'I he l.arl of HARDWICRS has signified his inten tion of being present at a ball, at the Rotunda, in Dublin, on Teesday next. Messrs. HARRISON. BARTLEHAN. and Gaitairo ages third Vocal Concert, was held last night at ' the New Rooms, klanover-►quart. This gr.utsi tpusical entertainment commenced wish the over tire to Paitor Ficto (2d), with a movement from the ninth Grand Concerto, HASIDIM. Mrs. VAUGHAN tang. Let the bright Seraphim, from Hasocr., With great taste, delicacy, and sweetness. The beautiful duetto. from Nina A ex, Dave score, was given by Mr. Harrelson and Mr. BARTLLNIAN, in the finest style, and was loudly encored. The first aft con cluded with the grand chorus, Great a jehorah. which was most rapturously en , 'red. Madame Bt- Ascut was in tine voice, and displayed mach taste and execution in the recitative and song, Angel:. ever 6rip4t, from HANDEL. Sir JOHN ST tiraitSOst, of Dublin, had ample justice done to his beautiful glee. 0' slay , meet fair, on de, is lsreakit,g, And the purple sky is stteskieg, by Madame BIA%C:11, Mr. Haearsox, and Mr. kiserLestas. La•t night. the second Oratorio this season was perforrrod at Covent-Garden Theatre. It com menced with the First A. 9 of The Creation. The house was extremely full, and the company elegant. The principal vocal performers were Signora Sr o -11•Ck, Mrs. SA [tom, Mrs. kh A VD. Mrs. Dice.rates, 11.1(1 Mr. BRA A. 4. The whole performance was loudly arpl.tuded, and went off with the gteitsot eclat. . I 0 of 1 4 0 3:: S 4 I vI7 :!.7ft ot4l :X Port C. I lire 9 I 0 0, 6 0' I i i i OCI 37 I • se 29 Y 3 1 164 Alll i ~i • MESSAGE • FLOM fltivitSlDtsT orTilt ON:TED sTAT ES, COM MUNICATING A ItEPONT Or Tat atClit.T•rtY or STATE, atsPLCTING " tit‘it !Inset/11.Es INT~R POLATLDIMTOTII2 LAW OE NATIONS.' bil‘pe, IA tet•U•SCL of • Itg.OUEST OF THE aft./LEN OF TII 10TH ULT. TO THE SENATE OF THE UIIITF.I3 ST. 4 .Tfr. 4 . Accu.tho4 to the desire of the Senate, expiemod in th.ir Re solution of the lath instant, I now corninunirate to ti a Report ..f this Secretary of State, with 111 dwcuoteotc, stating certain uew principles attempted to be introduced ou the sub ject of Neutral Rights, 44jUf1.14 1 to the rights and Mimesis of the thtite I States. These, with illy Meruage to b rth Hays!r of tire 17th inst. and the documents accompanying it, loth' the Ik:tree of the Satiate, as far as can be Anne ley ate), m. sum , . 14 my wate..tiott, which is authentic, and not puiutioi known. Jan. 27, 1806. _ TII. JIIFFERSON. THE SECRETARY OF STATE, TO WHOU THE ?ETU DENT HAS RIO PLEA/ED TO 'EFL% THE K SD LOTION Of TON SENATE, DATED ON THE '2 Ora INSTANT, HAS THE 110110Uit TO SALE Tag Fol.- LOWING RECORT. The most Important of the imociplet, inteepnhted in the la* of nat,ona. to that winch aopeatt le be trott.'3u.e 1 hT the British Government and .ta ynte courts, 1114 a traJe 0n...m•41 tot neutrals by • nation at *4l, un account of toe oar, o tot. lawful Tam prineiple hay been relaxed, from finte to time, by ders,allirenig, as favorers to neutrals, particularh ord c a ns Itave ~f tra de, disavowed by the general princinle; whic, also, in swot insrausaat, exten4 , l the modifications of the principle hesond its•yuced In Tike manner, .be laid e. tliebe orders, beating date the 44th of June, 111113, has incorporated i nter ith the re.a).atirsi. a collateral princip e, which is Wolf an polatton. namelv, that a vessel, an a rtdiant voyage, is liable to myture, b! the circutertances of het having, vu tha outward voya=e, costreyed contraband att.rles to an enemy's lion. How hat a like pe naloy, attached ray the sate order to the like citcumitances of a previous commnnicstion with a blockaded port, would like wise be an ititerpolatem, may depend upon theco,s cotruction under which that part of the codes has been, or is to Lie can trd into execution. The general principle, fast above stated, all lately applied to re-eximrtations of art;eles impoited into neutral CoOtalfidA flO•flle enloeiss, Of VW/ vers.., by considering the re-ex lohttatioit, in many cases, as a COalfl2ll.lflull of the original voyag', forme another inter r elat ior.,dceply affecting the trade of iseutra's lot a hiller view rd this and some other Intel pa lat tee., refereare may b: had to the rhicuutelits cotnrounimited with t h e Message to Congo :as of the 17th instant. The dritidi principle, which gimlets... a notification to foreign governments of sit intended blockade, e quivalent to the maw, requited by the law of maim..., hplote the penalty can be WOO?. real; and that which sulijc..l. hi capture, vessels arriving at a pun, in the interval lietweri a removal and return of the Uludf. ;olio( force, are tither important deviation: from the code of public law. Another unjustifiable measure is the mode of search prac tised by liritidt ships; which, instead of I emaiuing at a prop r distance from the vessel to be searched, and mailing their own boat, with a few mcn for Vie putpuie, compel the tieisel to fen 4 hal paper, an her own boat, and eninetimes with great daitur from the coightion of the boat, and the state it the writhe , . To these instances, without adverting to others of art in ferior in lea definite cli..r.uler, in the prettier of Great Britain, moat be e•lded the 110.did.ej right to name. persons froin A niv rican vel , Ci4, sailing under tho A Ilittleall flag on the high Seat. An eapllll4lloll of Oh, pi:take will b. Wand in the extra:t front the instratlions of Mr. btonitie, connotainisated with the image of the Pr:sident above reterrod to. Among the interool.itions .i.:. , clueed by the Frenc G.. stoat, 14 a d:cree, dated Gth Jene,lllos, (1$ Praiiial, h ) importing that every privateer, of which two third. of t craw trot Ire iistives of England, err savieCt. of a er the cestany of 1. - cox.. .hull be cons4red as ;grates. ether islandenced by the result of en spluirst ~,,, made by t e Deputy Consul of the United States at Cadiz. through t French Consul, to Admiral Villeneuve, for the libeeition sonic svantitii ot the United States, who were OM bad the rerun .lest under 1... coinshand. The answer af the Admiral, hid :9th Angus! kat (If Frua.dir„l:ith year), -.ate., that ' A decnii.in 4,1 Ills Imperial :till Ittu M i;esty providcs, that every forever 14,W en beard thir vessel: a war or of ed 4114.1,101, esi the erenalr, ia to 'se tressed to a W. ildwr of war, sod can have nu right to the proteil.un of LW itytoaiatic and commercial spent.:f his aatiou" tither unjustihabfe innovation: on the law of nations, are ex inslitiaed In the decree of General Ferrae.il, latels paihed at the soy of St. Diosingo, a trasslatien of watch is annexed. Tile ',regular mode of search above described is also prac• tiled by the cruisers of Franca sad Spirt. The cruisers of the two latter powers have harra•sed the committee of the I/ tiled States in various ether forms ; but a. it is not known, or helvred, that their conduct has bleu pte scrgberl or sanctioned by the public authority of their fespet• tree iiatouis, they are not considered ap tante& within the pur view or the rinolotioui of the Senate. it it vart.h is respectfully subsaitted. JAMES MADISON. Dv/m.loms of State, Jan 23. 1846. NATAL INTELLIGENCE. P9KTIMOUTIit IE9. V. The Anion frigate is appointei convoy for the %Vest Indie s .—Wind N.W. FALMOUTH, TLII. SS• Arrived the Welsinghnni packet, Gray (ailing), from Lisbon, in nine days ; and the Mancbeetcr packet. Davies, from New-York, in nineteen days, with Mails ; and the Adventure, Barrow, from Bristol.--Wind S.W. MAI., PER. 27. Arrived the Iremitiouth frigate, from Portsmouth, with .1 convoy, which are sailed for the River. Came down from Sheerness the Itl torero,' frigate, and remains in the Downs with the ships a+ per last. Arrived and sailed for the ilver the Japitcr, Dunn. from Lisbon, an fourteen days passage, aft , r beating off g Spanish privateer, of 14 guns. and 50 mew, in lat. 40.35, ' , mg. 10.25, W. Wind N.W. by W. blows hard, ,qually. Is- - • SIXTH DAY.—The Ticket No. 4.677, a Prize 5.0001 No. 17,047, a Prize of 2,0001. No. 10,39+ and '21,277, Prizes of SOOl. all drawn yesterday, were shared and sold at BISH'S Offices, 4, Combat. and 9, Charing-cross, where several other Capital Prizes in the present Lottery have also been sold in Shares, and where undrawn Tickets and Shtres ate selling. The following is the State of the Wheel, at the finish of yesterday's drawing : 1 Pose or 10,000 5,000 13 1 Tickets and Shares warranted ondrawn, are selling at the fulluwiag reduced Prices: Ticket. I 4 4 OIE. .1 1.1 1 0 Q WM' 2 2 0 7 %Niue. Mt Monday next will be the Seventh Day of Draw ing. and the Fir►t-drawn Ticket Next iltu-sday, •s entitled to rive Thon•and Pdund, ~- _ MOSTIitY AG R rE 7 I TURAL EPOR?I. The late wild an-1 open we..ther tms mad.. recover< d the ap-. pearance 14/ . .heaw and elute- - rare., wtii , h are well .pre..d oirei the rrnuml, aid very thriett - g. h- ia!nteut !live ...tat been enabled 10 plitugli tu unit, and set It-:.lie, the laud wee..og kind,.eud.,riell..w. TurnWS perry where lu-k nland, and ..tfir3 , „letati os ke..p 0 fetdieg Brat(l, Sheep tact with th. e4g,4 j4.1&14, :10.4% 3V , •rat.:ll, u..t Eng' ut4 end Wale.,' 74.. 31 per quarter •I - Battey, and.liats. :;ay, „ ,1 ?nu meadow* lied paateues have Wel? o ti tleb the 4 loptok., A nd. for thiespensw,„ arts in a a ate a great fumardatei. 114) ruches, is Si 14.0 k. t, hem 41. to 41 les. eett Lean Cattle, at the late l a ir., have been. in great reg • there ;icing malty buvert,and at high pricts fe tches t•onz sell egnalle well In Stnirliti,ld Market, Beef 9.. lOA to 4 n. 6d. per acme d 6!la ; Mutton, Crum Sv. to ad Pont, 6.. 4411• ' are ir:e.h young Horse% either for the en!Lur or the tathile. I widen grAnte,i, a nd o btain peat pewee Inieour tuns ender! of ssle purring Pigs a r e Very VIM. and Aps i r. A solproner 'sumo; be met with sh (Ito breading cm.ntie: to ~,pply the gnat cfm. trscr. now in bend, and to inset the cutisumplani of the Leo don Molten. Chests, in died:tire dittricts, Its% falleo ter cuividerably. !lops bane :lotto:dot considerably' ounce List, cranes ea ipperrillirei Sete hair ciatittlie to the comine crop, and falls hie as the crop apeeeled to imp ~3 jobt at iliekissig. The ye howcier, ni,w that the duty la arzetteieed,jt.ne lettoet 4 tubtful. The crop is toond uut to bo equal to a qu..rtei nf years consumption ; dri..iener mutt thinefore be supplirJ by the stock .in httil of the f. iowt: s of 1802 and Isu4 It calculaterl, that after the. sea , ' ; conNuaLfion, there v.lll not b• more than hair thyear't conbumotien let, of all soot, to meet the next year's crop. It would bt premature to hazard an oniuton ; but, as it generally happens LI at a wet winter is succeeded be u euld blighting spolg, it is not prw,..ble ti..t the stvat crop wiII be a large one. Tim current prices, however, being mach blow the average, they are Me lo the esuumnirs, who ought to buy before the pticvs ere advs .411t..1.4.41 0011 nun, the t,rlq[itatitM to whic h is , at dims n ote The K nout:, of 1803 bells from Chs. to rwl , .; of 18tH, lona 100,. to Ills.; and new, (rum tSbe. to 16. s. SS:I77IFIELD 11 4R k F.T, Fes. tg. --iim.- ----- Tlll4 dsr's Market afrini.d a volt supply of Beans, though the thew of Cattle, in other respects, war bet efferentindi See and itiiitton hare wit s l iced in price ,inett out ei sod Pork are something cheaper, and the wale v not or., b•ial , L; i 1 if bu..nrs. eras done in the flat Market. as War ,s ...vie w hat lime( than Mnadav's Market. htrA • has gut tb, we price; and Clurer contiuuer the same as per List sec., iit. 1 hie followiiii; is au accurate sLitemaat of the prices awl another* To sink the Offal pet quite nil OW. R5ef.....54. 0.1 to 6s. (i.e I Sta.!, 141uttuir..S.. Od tn 6.1. Oa I Sheep l, Ve41..... G 4. 0 4 1 . to 7.. fa. Ca tee 25 4 Pork ....Ss. 6.1. to fis 6.1 Pigs Lamb....os. Od. in Os Od 1 IIAY MARKET. 1 1a5.......N. 10s. to 41. lac I C.0.ve..41. 4.. to M. st. 1 5ttaw.....91. Os to 21. 54. COP! -I:XCHA NG E. Fri. es. Ths temoesturie weather has prevented fre4h rrivale of grain in s i el.ecal, .twee eur last. Expecti.y m r' rul; supplies, very Ice sales t 4.4 elected; and article. dull of ell'e e and ucarly .1 Its:. priees. IllaCuplout Oeell ' (UT C 11064 at 'Ad quail!), re Is. and 14. pr. Quarter dearer. I.:URRENT mice OF (:RAIN. h, a 4 41s. 6 .•. 701 Bean: . 53- 56.. 041..„ Fate do 74. 75.. ve I beans .... 44. 50, R.. 97.. 424. Oil. Oats 44* VI 311,. &hey 27s nd. i Pulande..... OS. ..4 . 64,tia1,.11114 Wipe Setd.. ...Ali* , 04. White Peas.... 3,i. 42. 0.1. it • G• "IV 90. Ws. 01. . Secer.ds.„ ....tam. :44 re ' C14.31L-41,0t1R1a.1iT. F. 4) at %tyke Sub. Sa .... S 4l 3.. Sunderland . 1 45s .., 'tr PRICF 1./1, STOCKS, YEA ITO i,.C. _,Ok Sink Stuck .., . 3 per Cent. Reduced ...... .• .. • • j. •tr, 4 dui 9 per Ce..t. Cane . aft Will 4 per Crestlooll 791 5 per Cru:. Nsey.. 9i-. Slit LentkunuitieA. . .17..-11, lutoci t.l 3 per Cent • 941ji atto Annuities Ind a ii...be. .. 3 3 pKTM. Ex.:lmquer 8;111 2 4 plea. Cuusule for 61 601 • T. BISH, Stetkaroker, No. 4, Cumb4l, and 9, Charing-Cremb PRICE. OF IRISH . Got. lir bentw•!..,3i ?et Ditty, 5 Pe , Cent...... Gr4nJ Canal Loan. 6 nal iTOCKS —V t • Cent ^1 7'l 931 941 k elfin'. _ "-- - COURSE OF EX',2, ,tristerdari 6 t U. I Ditto At Sight Sb 7 11 9 9 U. liamburgla 34 2 24U Ali4na 3l 3!}U. Faris 1 lay's date 24 12 25 2 U. !LI a 04. •• • • •6 Nemec 62 _ Snons•aint .lti I Car . 1.1.n0 %13.1.w1 ..... • • • —!o paver Ditto Milboa 37 L•ithota SI Naples I).+V.in o 1 Lon4nn (Vi &Vast o:t London (Fe Reltatt no Dublin I DM ew Darr Sllvet Bar‘ I.4 , laileac• Agiw un thu IKwak w 4 Holland Si pop Cent 1. 21.) 12 Dl.lll Liy.. 4IM DEAT!IS. On Saturday la.t, at Exeter. of the seatlrt fever, the ehhot son of the Rev l'tnon Hebertlen. It is raenark..tee, th.-. the 4ecimori h 11,e starlet finer Ma. berm. in 11%04. On the lath alt. at elephant, tantent4, . Gal ran, wild of Frameis Garr:.tt, F. , 44 of 0:4 swan Stars, the 4 ith year of her age. At Gla , govt, on the Ifitit ult. Mist T.stphemia Fab K. eldest daughter of tLe late Patrick Fortka, Esq of the Wand ,t Gresa,l4. —IMIIOI4 wA-rpls THIS DAY AT LONDON 811‘1” . .t. M0rw..32 win after it I Re a ono. after • 4...4 f ~ Ltsbn• 60 Uporte till 11 , 11+I.n Cork 13 •. , 411..... i f I. ' Puritsigal Got! im C...0t ae.,l Rao. ma es. —..•-.- .-- N iv D.tobeouns... --• SALritY AUCTION. BLIOTHEC A Eet /UCH ER I ANA. ft LEDA' and S. SviTHEISY, Saulciellere, At their haute-, Ns. lab, Strai rt, urpowe to r c.grcer, THIS DAY, and twenty.t! , r-e following Dare ; the t c rod Part to commence on IsDNDAY, April 14th, and *tea following Dap (Sunday, excepted), THE very valuable and extensive LIBRARY of the tare Rev. JONATHAN BOUCHER, A•4l* F R S Vizar of Epsom, Surtey.• The Boots, to general, ate in good enn.sitt^m To be vie r,•rt to the time of Sate. Catataraes (price Three Shtl lop end Sispelet, In horde) to be bad at the Ong of Adet Moan. Mundell and !toot, and Mews Bet) at 4 Bred fete, Edinburgh; Mr. Arche:, Dubin; M:. Cooke, Oxtedd ; Mr. •ightun. Cambridge; and of all the principal Bock ',arra hi the United Kutgdont,___.........,„,mmr. LONDON :—Printed by G. DA.VIDS44II 4I , No. 17. Du i "' U ri, N.. Covent-Ca/ems, 'rd IN.ol;yhvel 1,-,t fibArit, N.. S, nick a St. Cuatery. gerawi, by W. SIUCii, at No 7.. Nair Bytt...n.Yrt.ort. 1...41 Acry. Oyders A.C, for tfiia Papq soot to the (axe :r0 , P 113 .* 0 , 41-IY. duly 'torpid is. • - i hue. of 1,010 !0..) 0 1 ~~, s 1 ¶r