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setting: .. You cannot . haVe stny idea of theii. dissn tisfaftion ; but bear, overpowered by numb ers , t h ey 0 have not the 'exit chance of ,SUCCeSS in case of a revolt. In : ice:l'4 is extrethely galling to the 'Officers to have tlysir Troops so scurvily treated by General .I\r " - -i., who, upon every opportunity, spews his contempt of them. They are hutted 'one or two feet under ground, which during the late rainy sea n ''..• 6 ''' -is PrOV - 0(.1 very hurtful to their health ; how .i , , ''etti. the French C)lnmander is ingenious enough in ~• tontriving plans to keep them constantly employed; "tolietimes in making thorn Change their encanip, ,tnelit a hundred yards in front, then again to the . ~re3r,'ilist 'ai opportunity serves.- , ---Thi s has also been ' ' 4'11(-' by way of punishment, for neglect of duty, or ~itirespea to their Allies. . ` "The Fleet in the Texel is extremely al-named, but rig.;;lly 1 h disciplin e d , and badly viatialled- To givi: you an idea of their Seariten, MIA ' the shifts ' . they have recourse to for procuring thern, it is only me , 63%ary to state the following circu ms t a n ce, t h an which . • I think the 'ilinais of deception cannot produce an ..iitlstaiice of m ore ' cruel perfidy, and y e t , aut h orized k . ' ' by oGol'ernment Which pretend.s . to res 4c ela Ilualcioni :'. . .- ." cue the world ' The poor intiocelit 'and o . tressed inhabitants p o,f S‘VitZCrialld, deprived of the means of subsis. tence 13 their own Country, have been lately . in the habit ' of Country, by the 'Way of Holland, with a view ' 6f fihd'r " 1 ~,, . • 5 ilppmg for iunc i . . '' [he unfortunate peciple having' readied Amster, _ ara, were reported to the Pollee, who gave orders - r th..cir doention, till the Genei-alin Chi Wily tignify his 1 ... ,46 .. s P e 'bure on the subjea of their quitting ,lii.iingdoni. IfiS Excellency, with' that prompti !l' i ntul humanity peculiar t') hi, Nation, ordered . c'( ' ca l ) :thle of serrint, in l'ays , to be conveyed , 41 ti oird , the - • 4 , , • hOIIIO Dutch Alen - of War fitting' out in •., . . ..`ll' text', and their famille 'to be provided with .'...tr:;41,,,,,.t0 return and starvein . their. native Conn tit,. "Ls is a lamentable faCi, and deserVes publi la or to .4 41 , , prevent others from. sharing the.. 'ull'"Ppy fite. . '' * - t( ~,,, e _ . ii,, 111 F reach Commander in Chief has lately.. ' - 'lltcll th e ta o t -„. • ,• , for the ireven rittl of T , . rt6o rous rnea , sui es .1 . ti a ,, ,. , l'enhsh Merchandize passing through the; ,I 3 " it lCri an C. n, I.- "Lates•s--Till3 circumitance is.consideied,' H,,,, k 4 "!'11e to . some 'pecuniary- de i mand from the tik t ,: zbe rrw.,7lls. it znay naturally be • supposed kiln` it It[ill' he wider' 'the ne.ceSsity of taking lili they `.'"'''i. ter the relief cif the poor peasantiy, . i i,," e . Y g" thc', erOp oti' the ground; and then he ' Petliais . -. . kit fothitat„, as toinierly, oderthein to thresh, it. , \‘' hat, h o : ----"----.---. '11 ,, 0 ' " u `"kag tti told to this interesting, intel fkqi t i lt ..' w l l.l ,, i . (l ' we yesterday Enid before our Headers t6l. 1,, , , rt:::,i,t, Indic, : i' but, • we inaY e. xPea every '-tai' t i ''''''' accounts .frcliti - Lord NELSO! , t, 1)e -. („t imitieltAT(.lbie4.ltl‘ he•. 107),; little donut that both the; ,til li „, b , „ ' 'lett and Ills . Lordship's must by this . . ( Alt i f) ; 1 1 t 1 4 , :I , Iltar lioroe. information has been 'sent 811,4.3droiLis,(-06f11,1,tuanders of the di'rettirit 'Blockading tile,. w „,. . lite rettir n of the. Enemy's °Fleet., and trilecti,iit'itoi ft.ciiiir,q; k eep ' a spur kok_otit t o prevent ii t i lty at HIM P9rt,-,-.l,Vethink . ,it probable, 'that kit, ti f°rtullate enough to escape. Lord NF.I.- i • ,. le Y will (-. 1) i - . i-, „,!, ---' !al•Titir to get into Rocliefo i rt,.-` or •. 41,,,,,,,t4tc4:i into the Mediterranean. Captain BET ' ' 141.3 01 7 w i '• lll 6l "ver t iS' quite.confrdent that Lord j.'4:'l,o4ett,. "ertake _the Enemy, and.. uPon• hi" ttl •'(= think .... . 1 • c '-• the %•4 1 ra .-,,,Anity \vita sii,ety place we intic,..., . i,,, , 44 :141 1) ,,,, 4 , • , . . • ' p ,' l3 fit.t i ; 4 , 1 , 11 " Lb state, that, Capt. ElirrEswen'rit ..4411.1, nut in the . I. ' ll}3 iit c olic ,' r i , e P oht, for his uncommon -zeal and ' ''• rice Wit) West ltidies- . where he'- has 1 41 • .• . , ,-,- Wounds, , ..:, : .. r . • '43: !" l'iciroin - ---''.---• .• 44, a i the Contraftors for the tottery .4,1,, Pon thb 114' • ' I alit took touter, when the ii.illtiwing' Bid i kt P)ae,.,!: i ~.. citkk,,„. c„,,, , NS. c o , _ S . c o. 41;,,,..- tz,,, , Y 4ct C p ,z P %If i , n , ii ~ Z 1... RtAwett; " "'Nzici"3l•ol ;6 1 , p 4 diid 'c o , ' ~t - i , ' .1t,r,,. p , 4.ltd Co, . ~,- 1 , ilik(it, "Cl t A Arr Co. 's . 7 • • • {4 ,11 i11 . , ' ' ,()"' and C were in .conse litt l Li th e 1111-ers . . ..Izrt th e la t• i ''' ' ' ' (;. Wai 4 . 0 -en at a larger sum per ticket .ito ti , . ever b i „,- I '''lleut .-rvire known. 4's4:, \Ji ll 1)‘! t. , 1, , 1 , .: 1 It t , r £1,4331. Gs. Bd. 'Taking three 41,,,,,, ti 4 st ,., r ,. , , . , gill i of , 'it aen, tne arninal profit mail .1. - ,o ~ 1 1 4! ,i) 43000001, 41 t:ioft tlW it)g of 41, 41 or 5,,. - uie Lottery is to conlmcnce on 1 'Ptenth, - , t s ,„ ..r. • . . ~. „. . .. • - - ~4, -1114:11:1? ..1 4 1 (' w I:1' 1);-":""*--af.A.-1/,),,7,.3 .. i ~ ... IT • v , .4... .41.,, ~,,,ei frot .: . ,it.,,%cc L. 11,,, ,ii. ..., 4 7 iii "Cl N(44 ,joi , 11 "ffiee With Lord-. SI 1),M4)71,1 knft. 'fiiilN 0 ' si."o-1, We are not yet enabled 1 .14, 1 , 41 '' t!te(,- e .4 • : . . ... vii,,,,,,,, i -t cati ,. l . . ~ 3 ola of tithe r of these persons, . k tir, h '" , 'c tx,„ it . 1. I,l'''' Publie agaiiast the r‘liorts.' kff::,'' t , tairl y ... I f ; 1 4"reuLlie on trio :5 - tii,j, : ct. . .N. 71 ~ ~,,,I s ' yet :irra,o,i, ' ~,, 1 q t „ , , ~ . „,t.t . It woad. be, 49. ':i,,,.••••`44. witt,:,'•.•l.l`e '1640-:ition that we 'slioulil ice. ' 11 q 11l 11 1,., Chi ' . • ' ' . ' i '' itit ' 41) 0A.I I 'I., 11',t fi, lel bv persons 0 ' A rY44- "aed tlit,,,i. * .. • ,;,„ , (44 wi , , ' ..T., or of Nveiv l t In tile ' 40e0i, It"ver Party til'u licrht, Ge ta,ii; Y n to th e i i i .„ . .. . ~ . . . .. : , , ;ncith of the. Gbi-ertitricat‘ , Z 7 z 9 t 4 lb t;,', 9 - - /6 tt 7 8' 6 such appointments aryery desirqbh. , : the .merely supplying: the places of. Lords. I.7l,.u*tot.Trn 'and BUCKINGIIAMSHI, 116 t a task of such difficulty as to appal Mt. PITT. 7 4'. Of the causes of the late resignations, we , have not said much,. because the necessity for them Was perfeetly obvious. Could it for a Moment bethought possible, that, an individual of the Cabinet", deriving, from accidental circumstances, an influence (more or less in degree), over thirty or forty Members of Parliament, should be Permitted to dire& that in fluence according to his own views giving his as sistance to the weaker party, for the sake of enhanc ing his own importance ? The'power of the. AD . DINGTONS,. which would naturally have been an nihilated with their Administration, was' revived' -only by!the accidental circumstances which created' the present strong, jhough almost unwilling, op-, position .to Mr.. PITT: The Party, in itself insigni ficant, was •rnade important by the rivality of the two great divisions of the State. , : Out. of Office, Mr. A.IMINGTON' could not be fairly blamed' for taking advantage Of this situation of of--' fairs;' but he preferred another, HL took, or, as it now appears, he • proftoed to &lc, a decided part ; he hailed the Government . as *his friends, and ac- , Opted honours and offices-at their.recommendation . .. What follows ?. After once or . twice 'displaying the remains of hisstretigth, on occasions Where he Was - of . MOre:sheui than my. (and which, by the bye, were .mast ;unfortunately chosen for hisa own con 7 .sistency), he sizes= the verffirst opportimily offer ed Of thwarting the Government to which he was al lied, endeavouring to place them -in a situation the most unpleasant 'and injurious possible: And wilat is his pretext ? His conscience will; not permit him to, support an IMpeachmenti but he' must Nave a Criminal Prosccui;on Can thi's be be hewed'? Can :the mode of trial be a matter 'of (?piseience f ) . No, no. Had the proposition sup ported by Mr. •PrrT • been .for Prosecution, Im peachment, no doubt, would have been in the eyes . of ;the - ADDINGTONS, as it. is in that of the 'majority of the House of Commons; and of Lord MzI.VILLE'S PrOSeelltOrg,' the most regular, dignified, and Consti tutional .proceeding.. • . ' I But, allom)ng (fbr the sake of argument) that Lord Sinmourn's objeaiOns' to this mode were sincere and insuperable, why take, such a method of de claring them ? Why instrutc.l his friend to pur sue lii3 scheme by surpriie; and without previous notice ? It is very, impWtaot to state, that the storyin The Times, of Mr. PITT'S retraOin: ; his as se'rtion on 'this point, at the suggestion of Mr. H. ADDINGTON, is` perfectly untrue; Lord SIDISIOUTH'S conduta, in short, cat► he traced to nothing but a love of power, unaccompanied by great or gencrpus feelings. Ile seems to have wa- Vexed between personal importance 1 and the im portance of Place... I-le sitould hav• been aware Otat he was not a nian to unite the two. If his vanity was to be gratified by the Upper Seat at the Conn cil Board, and by the Coronet which adorns hi, Equipages, he.should not have attempted to thille a 3 a political leader. ,• But. we trust thathe is humbled and punished— and that not even the euloguin of the MarqUis'of BticxmonAm (oh, haw unworthy of the brother ov Lord GRENVILLE) will restore him even to as Much • Importance as he possessed six months ago. We shall,resume this subje6t ; in the mean time we would advise The Times to revise •their state ments; they may, perliaps, have more mistakes to correa. Monday evening His MAJESTY and tlic rssi , ;s. Nvillicid on, the Thrra YeAppi l y • His 3Lty rY, the Du K E of KENT, PRINCE SOPITIA, and AMELF.Ai'• at tended by Gen - erals GAitru And Ito y, and DEsliflow, rode Oil horseback in NVind;ior Great Park. This day the iloy - xt. FAMILY clrne to town. • The PRINCE of NS ALF., intenoi to pass a few dayH at Earl FiTzwir-LIA >l's seat, in Yorkshire, after the York Races. • • . , , After A long account of the very adartate,d- 1113t3-• ?1 , 21 -' 'll3 Which Anniver ! ;aryof the KING's Birth; vai commemorated at pridgetown, tip: 'ur6n (P.c Mercury state its : gTOWN, 13Alt,BAL)Ottr Jury A. 4" " Amidst. this military parade and loyal rejoic ings the Ehenni's Fiezrqs have not been; lost sight of, and we cannot but. view .the present day as pro piriong to our soly triumph 0.4-o.r them. The CO:n bin,id Fleet j`ranee and Spain have at length left .I‘lartinique (i;ut their ‘lopart ore bears no terrors), and on the s!I oh.. they were seen from Pigeon Island (St. Lu,., to Q$ sail, sleottl2; direet course for 'Crinidad. What reception they will there tnet:. ;.vith,, the strength of_ its gltrrison will sufficiently :Thw e : It cowists oldie 2d Boui llon of Itoyal , i, the the 7th and fith We : it India, with verY chosen 'Detachment of Artillery ; besides an excellent Mil;fia, and sothe' Colonial 't.)i.; , .gootis. There i not au height , capable Of or an harbour 1-7u . sceptibte of at tbat IS itch protedez.t by hcavy':c:ittrion ;. and the gre.atcst reliance is. placed en the aid courage of the CoAl:oand,...r, Geneval Independent of which, ..a ti - d 3 dty behohl the ritiorious; ; lCE44 o, ; , the Hero of Atmultl;; qtferor of BR i i V ES, With ,a, powerful ar,d o; - pointed.; shai)ing io course in pnr:uit • and VILLr.NFUVE, who will scare:: have entered the Boca.s of Trinidad before they are-as viled, by our gallant fleet. What then will avail tio-ir Sivteen Sail of the Line-, , their Frigates ,and their Trap ports ; or their 3,00 t) French, and Woo SpaniAi Troops, composing this Etpedition ! ! 4 which must terminate in their entire.discdmfiture. and oVerthroiv; and render the battle of the ciulph of ]'aria as - . celebrated as that of tire Nile. Our Readers, by referring to the Chart of that Galph, will see hoW coMpletely the Enemy will have been caught in a net, if fortunately our gallant Admiral find them at Trinidad. " Rear-Admiral Cocul!ANE, in Iris Majesty's Ship Northam/Tr/and, returned here on Sunday from Jamaica, after an unsuccessful pursuit of MISSICSSY, who completely escaued his vigihmce. Admiral COCHRAN::: left His Majesty's Ships St. George, Atlas, Centaur, Eagle, and li;geran, to re inforce the ..Tamaia Squadron ; the Amelia and Galatea Frigates sailed from thence fur this island before the Admiral, but have not yet, arrived,— The.Nerthumbedand spoke an American Brig, off St. Kitt's, which reported to the Admiral her being boarded on the 30th ult. by a French 74, in com pany, with two others; off Dominica. " A Dispatch-boat frbm St. Lucia, which arrived last night, informed us Of the sailing of the EneinY's Fleet from Martinique, on Tuesday last. " Yesterday it was communicated, by the - arrival of the Martin Sloop of War, which was dispatched oil Cape St. Vincent to apprise UT of it, that Lord NELsoN was bending his course here in pursuit of the Toulon Fleet, this gallant Admiral's judgment leading him to suppose they were in these Seas.— And this morning the Amazon Frigate, as precur sor of the - Meet, signified his approach, which wt; immediately after announced •by the alarm of sig nal—and at. noon this veteran Hero appeared off Carlisle Bay with the following Ships • ' Guns. 14:v.-Admiral Lord islt Ls on . Viavry r'apr. T. HAR.Dy. Canopus g., hear-Admiral "C. Lou s. - - capt. F. W. AUSTIN. Le Tim: Dorungal LW A Lcor.m. Spencer Conqueror , - . 7 4 --,.- I. Pstriw. Superb - - - - - 7 4 K. 'G. Krt. - res. Belleisle -- W. 11 Akonoo. I.ei-iarban , 7 - , - 74 11. W. I.l.4yNtuir. SAitisure . - - - 7-- 4 12. 1 .yrnekrbao. DeLatie A mazon . - - -, .. - PAI4K IS, it . Amphion --- Sul Tom. " This Fleet is now coming to,. and will be joined by the Nod uni ht,irland ano Spartiatc, of the Line, besides several Frigates, and hi all probabi lity the expeCied reinforcement (announced by the Starinch Oun-bri) may augment their force before,. to-morrow, sutheient,ly ft thetii to'undertake the most bold and "extensi% e,etiterprize'against die Ene my's Islands,.. as well, as their Fleets." ,Yesterday tke Dispatches for lgadzaq and : Bengal, by the Univn, were tingy cloied at the East-India House, anddelivered - to the Purser. - - . Passe rger4 fir illid4u —William Stuart BetAtson, Cavalry C 4.10; , 114bittAton, Infantry ditto ; Thom,is ring ,Moore, Cavalry ditto; lames Franklin. Georo Mot,re, Thomas Black, Alottander Gordon,' Mathew Cmube Colin MiDon.ild, Andrew Christie, Hamilton Ann gOnteri ' lama Myers, Ni`Nattih'on Crauford Hunter, In_ Lamy Cadets; Rich.ird Stove, Surgeon, Par &mg.:: —Mr . Mac.irtney Moore, Writer ; Rev. Hei. M.irtyn, Chaplain • Captain lames Davidson; Ensign Wil l:am Gordon A.mati, charged with conveying information t o the Enmity, :Was on Saturday last apprehended at Whitstable, under a Warrant frOm the Secretary of State, and ci.inveyed.in a! postcoach and fir, at, tended by a proper guard,.to London. The eircutia stance which led t:..) the diseovvry is as follOWs : There.is at Whitstable another person, of the, same or nearly siMilar.name, ,Mr. HALL, the Master of a Custom-lion:it! Boat stationed off that place, to whom a packet, supposed to be intended ibr the above per;ion u by act:Witt, or mistake, deliver ed, and, on opened, was tbunditO contain, hosides.sonne New.ipapers and an Army List, several Letters direr ed to persons on the - Opposite coast, which Mr. HALL, ce,aiceiving himself not justified in opening, forwar‘ied to the Collettor of. the` Customs at Favi..-rsham, and from bird they Werc sett to the Secretary. of Stato, whose Warrant for the apprehen- Aim of the above . person in consequence innuedi 7 ately followed. , • Tlu Ilrighton'Theatre opened on Saurday The play announced was The AL4n , f the World, and Coo S to have perfoinial Sir Pathan Co OK x, however, lad. not -arrived, and Mr. BRUNTON, jun. was, obliged to CU= on the Stage and apologize to the Audience; He stated, that, COOKE, under a. .written agreement,. was to perform eiglit'nights -fOr one iwodred pounds. The Audieneevero, ofeourse, obiii,red to be contented; and Tlit;- Mountaineers was ,th e substitute, and went offvery well. The splendid entertainment announced, for Mon day. evemng at Vauxhall, to which .we ventured to call the attention of Our Readers, eras so completely successful a to afford a subje& .thr.tlie utmost CQll graulation to the spirited Proprietor, who has this -.year certainly exceeded'all his former endeavours to ..give Complete sati.AltiFtion to the immense 'population . of the .Metropolis and its environs. In fad, descrip tion would only be deceptive—the I.),:auties of 47:tux hall can only be known but by ocular demonstration. 'lt is, even a duty inCumbent on every individual tia ho poSsesses the blessings of 11;.,t1th to repairAither on such an evening 'as the *present, an the re creation which is afforded by all the refinement of art anti sublimity of nature. • 'CITY BUSINrsS.—A. Court of Aldermen was held yesterday at Guildhall, at which the LOIM MAYOR, fifteen Aldermen,ltecorder, Sheriffs, &c. attended. Jona ANsf.lly, alid Alderman, and i fitobfAs Sarrif,`E.,(l.,and Alderman, Sheriffs Elea, attend ed, and entered into bond to take upon themselves the - Office. The Court orqered the price of bread to be continued the satne as before, viz. Is. 2d. the Quartern Loil. We understand that Mr. CuNtm tics, of .Buih-lane,, an! Mr. LEIGH, of Bricige-street, Blackfriars, will be the Under S:ieriiis for the cu suing year. Stateinein of the quantity of Strong Beer brewed by the first tweive lioustm, from the 5111 July, I 86-4. to the Atli .1u1;%, • a'clAY Goodwin-anti Co.• - 7 t,'o° Itocd, iit.ti CO. Iljt,,pg Co. "o lianintry, ' Llitut anti Co. .36.; 0 L". - 126,410 Cox anti Co. 54,200 and Co. Ot t % th Co. 34. , ? 00 Slonsl,c.4itbe, 4 Co. I. anti 32,0a0 a,,,<1 Co. ;ipz,c,* 4 N zi V /1 L _AT k S. Ptimotn.l-1, JULY S.—Came in from the Chan- . 'Thol Fleet, which she left yesterday all well, the Hil erni 110'gunS, Lo'tkl GAnDNER (Rear- Admiral T11(71(NA011' °UGH Flag - Captain), Captain Wlir T ny. The Ville dry Pan i$ lOU, FlOn. Admiral Cov.NWALLIS,, relieved the Hit!' ernia , on Satur day night, in, -the command of all the Westerri Squadrons. in consequence 'of the arrival of the Cu TiCUX gtinS, 'Capt. 13ETTESW0 yesterday. with Dispatches from Vice-Admiral Lord-NELSON, the Diamond, 36, Captain ELPIII . NSTONE, and, sere: ral small CruizerS, with Dispatches o f t h e pro b a b le • event of the return of the Combined 'Squadrons to Europe, if they escape his Lordship, Were sent off last night to the Channel Fleet; the Squadi'ons, off Ferrol and of Cadiz, 'Arrived, with Viauallers from off Ferrol, the Caroline, 14 (A. B.), Lieut. DERBY. She left Rear Addl. CALDER, all well, a few days since; our Squa drons there are on the alert, as some indication had been made by the Enenw of coining out.—Came in the Lord Nelson Privatc.er, Capt. PEPOItMEAUX, with a Neutral Ship, said to be very richly laden. By accounts from otf.Scilly, per a :Vessel arrived here, the rillover, of I s guns, was left, on Saturday night, in chase ?f a Fr . eni-li Lugger Privateer. Came in, the American Ship William and Mary, from New York, witll flour, sent in by the Kent Pril'ateer. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 9.---Arrived His INlaje . sty‘s Ship Spmly, Gi FPOtt D, from a Cruize ; Union In dianian from the Downs:and three Store-ships ; and Liberty, from London. Sailed L'EspliwkSloop otWar with six. Transports under convoy, for,Cork. It is incorr , ....lly stated that Capt. AlAurtica, and a party of Soldiers, cornniand the Diamond Rock, at theentrance of 'Martinique. , gallant Com niander is Capt. MAnnich of the ::iNavy, and the Rock was defended by the. same nurabei of Seamen as is ()/1 board a Shylp of War. Capt. MAur../e4 was First, Lieutenant to Sir Si;.'hCEL Hoot. The Royal Suereign, oft to guns, from the Me diterranean, is under quarantims. `Si; R. BlocintroN must have sbiftel his Flag to some other Ship, al she has no Flag on hoard. Wept out of Harbour the'Dectice, of 74 guns, C Horn. Arrived the Clinker Brig of War from a Cruize 1 ALNIOUTH, JULY 7 .--Arrived the l'rince of If alcs teket, Capt. IlAtißl3, with a Mail from Lisbon, in I 4 days passage. The Lettera Will not be sent to London till to-morrow, , JuLs 9. Sailed L'lmltiortalite, Re nommt(e, and ..driati;o.., Frigates ; Speedy, Orestes, Bo;7etill ) Cal.ypso, and Autumn; Sloops of War, brei/L.P., Deva:ctatitin, and Volcano, lluin!)si with tieveral Gan-brigs, tbr respel.itive ernizing.sta tions otl the 14'reth:11 Cosst. ~klso the Armed. Ship to the Westward. throu:ll* the DoNvtis the 1?1 , miler for the South Sea, . Arrived the Lady Bar/OT, from Bci-• 13ay ; illi con anti Laz,:tetti, I• omiloor, f a -I rwerite, COVFIN, in,iptielor, SNIISII, and Backloirse, BUN KEit, front the South Seas,. bound, to London, arid, remain in the poim. with the.rest of the Ships fts per last. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET J • ULY 4\IIIIITING, Alas Toss"onv, JULY 9. The Town Plate of sol. for 3-yr-old colts, B,st. 41b. fillies, Bst. Last Mile and a Distance of 11, C., • The late Mr. retrain, by his will, diletted his Executors to pay logs. to the Winner or thin Plate. L i: l:Gr os venor) ) b. f, Violaiite, by 'John Ld F. G. Osburne's b. c. tgurxer t 0 liippocampus „ z • Elwes'a br. c. by Buzzard - „ 3 Mr, Forth's br, c. Artiettok•e, by Don Quixote - 4 D. of Gyation's b. 1. Farce, 'by, G rouse - s to to 8 agst. Viotante.-- 2 to t agst. brotherto Ilippocant itus--5 to z agst. Mr. E.lwes's i br. c. J u l y Three-yr-old Stakes of loop. each, h. ft. for colts and fillies then 3-yrs old, c*.lts carrying 8) t. 71b. and fillies, Bst. 311). Across 'the Flat. d. Grosvenor's b. c. Plantagenet, by John Bull Sir C. Bortbury's br. f. Lydia, sister m Julia 2 1). or rrtion's b. f. by Grouse, out, of Mligic 3 Ld. losvenOr'S br, c. Sir Peter, out of Leveret, p a Watson's b. c. by Grouse, out of an Alfred rrn Pd • 7 to z on Plantagenet. Mr. Watson's, e. by. Gruilat, put of Pepperrnint, 2-yrs old, sst. 71b. beat 1). of Gratton's brotlnfr,to Gittiter:3-yr6 old, Ist. 71b. 'l . wo • 2.ys.old,Course, zsgs.--5 to 4PO Alt. Watson's c. • Mr. Watson's Duxbury, Bst. 71b. 'rec. figs.. frOrtt ar ratton's Lumbago, fist. 121 b. Ab. M. sogs.. CORN-EXCHAIVOB,' JutY 'lO. WE have some further arrivals of Foreign Wheat, and several more near at hand ; miles are rather dull, but that of good quality readily . maintains its prima ; Barley at small ; towards the dose. of Mon day's Maket Mi.& had ready stile it .33. and 4s. per quarter ativ ance ; Peaso, with Beans of each de 'scription, itatuate hut ;We have but few fresh Oats wino in, and rather higher ,prices are asked far this iirtiele; F'lour„ of ti.oo quittity, at rather , more that) 1,) r currency. , W li&at 454 664 a Sits 0.1 try; - S oft Fie , 0 la 4; q., Ott,- a 4. I lie;1 ' 46S ott Rye _ 44 , t yo» Utt ( rats 26 .1 ZQL. r 33& od Barley • - 44 , od , Poland do. 34s a3c • I Malt (1:;$ 7,, od Itape Seed - 00 1 ca „ t White Pease 4 2 $ 4 c$ I Fin.; hair 7ss a s os ( 1 , / , : y ditto 41$ 3 47 , L.t Set:Midi 703 a 7 3 , ed