The Sun. — London, England, 1805-03-06 00:00:00

~s r __'-~"'' ) ittee 3 ,f P caroPl ai°. E lr for,. But pal. res for the to be .°°: itio. f j Cam' we 111'Y be 1 ° 'cision • • 4i, alto" v otes Doc 0 3elf 006 6 - 01 00, 11 5 4 col le riserl i°n co bat sv Qt , e 6 or 11 `'''' cooi 6r) ; " ;liftiffl xs ,hear ja on °el' ntin ti3Pcc l 0(°- o 'lOl ale f tcnta iol ; / bar . not • tieciPfi can tit /lc It ih ed. ;11 ,041°I, r 1' 0 /. (As to the West iodieg t to and vatioes other,placesi as well: as disoantied back into thefurt it Auit'teti i as we stated Rester. day. r°4l l ol 7ow n ,kIER MAJESTY will h o ld a DraWing. oetr• at St , James's. On s ILT Sunday the •eion. and Rev. D. MARsHAM tWIC POSSesbinn.of the vacant Stall in St. GeOrge's !" Chapel, Windsor. On M on d ay evening. THEIR MA J EsTrut had a- Vocal Concert, in Windsor Castle. ti About h a lipast eigh t o ' c l.. c k yesterday merning NlNitcrst, accomp an i e d b y Cnuot Mi NhT ER, ". 1 6 . MA NNERS ,and Iturzaoir, and Mr. -V at .' slts,left Windsor on horseback, and rode to Hampton Court ; and a f ter inspedin :Majesty's His ajesiy' s I . S tad, they remounted an d ro d e t,) Kew, where His 21.strary, dined ; _after which His MAJESTY and Suite proceeded to Lond on , and arrived at the S/uten's Hotise soon after four o'clock ; t'WThe CIiANC ELl.ott of the EXCHEQu ER had yes edHar . 4 lung audience with the Dutch 'of YORK at rse Guards t. held after whi c h hi s Royal Highness a Military Leve e ' W e hear thin it is * g Hrs MAJESTY'S intention to hilLikbeirstim.e alteration i n t h e R oyal Liveries against 111 daY• viz, the great coati are to have blue '1 tlibsP:.o.,iind,euirs,- ornamented with broad gold lace, for cati o f plain .sCarlet, as they now are. The iv • it ?" 1 . 11 tiding jackets are likewise to be trimmed d lace round the collars and cuffs, and some littlek alteration is to take place in their frocks. *l L e va i l)r •Geileral the ,garl of CRAVEN succeeds uhlie,":oti9ttiejal LtsiNoX (wit() is gone to Exeter) octal vlatt nn . and at Brighton; and Brigadier-Ge. I ttve„ .skots -succeeds the Earl of CRAVEN, at . Tl 4 t • • en p r i d4 Y.,4: Cumberland Militia arrived at Hull shi rt mj,.."0'14 Beverley' and the sec3tul Stafford. enn itn . exp lied th, and..d by Cul. L are also Th e c r e the-course of this w.eek. f rom "Yal Cheshire Militia began their march 17,thr." Wednesday last, fur Maidstone and Wells, Kent. Saturda 0 - . 11 Y arrived in Maidstone the ad Battalion i t I e KiYal'A • ....ar t h e r d ;- rloY.of Reserve, which on Monday , thenc e tu do Garrison duty at Sheer. . by Royal Tiiird Lincoln Militia commanded °eel - K t ere c, marched from Hull on Friday, in A ow • for Beverley , eiCh atit , b ed tit Lives le Institution is about to be establish . tar, '4' 00 19 the ob'eet of which is the Nisch°. fora,"int:ar,,ll_ieeonditioljt of the Welch Poor, by 14; 1 4 v. 'uelety similar to that of the . Artier Theiv;"blY supported in London. 3tb vei k rry Militia continues at Waterford, the d " an 11 ' 1. Dd the s. h owia. , 4 a ion, at uticatpoti Fort, an istt a ii ims ,"a'..?f,tilo 87th and 89th, the 16 garrisen goatists of about Lord Matthew's Levy, which latter The 900 men rp ~,' are at new Geneva. o v!. - QF the Lancashire Militia which so th e i cen n s tett the host of assailing smugglers i l l'ded b y s et . Coast, a few evenings since, was 41,4,i 14431 ,.....Panr STU ails, and not by Captain lett er i tul :t”, as mentioned by mistake in the os tevi _LN . ew Rumney, insert e d in our Paper t ough hia Y One of .the soldiers received a shot. kill.T w :" p ts and anot h er through his foraging Ilia sm ugg l ers, we believe, were "lileil t il2c Clio a _t: 4 the, l aw l ess assailants presented a h, of the privates, which missed ir nstit ' 1 411 er. was knocked down, bur recover. from eized the man, and rook the blunder. 1 4t44 11 T. n!in, saying, " It was not his life,,bot Th e , . "e:wanteds, Aa r% rignEous measures are adopted in the , 11 `'t thes s o"."'"uns to suppress all books that have exami ne L !ott of the Commissioners appointed to e x ami ne i.:1t111." Almost all French works written of ilk ' , nee . scrihecj n e4 , he Revolution, and the greater part literary produdiults, are p r o. We , 4re tilthe L i ; P r k ) . Y to hear that the report of the death t! Marrin g of RAvxoE, whicli originated te )) . aper of Moriday, is without loon . Iti o . • : h c i e c r il t aitled by experiment in the New7York . go be whaling voyages of twenty itlrns alipetataritnn, and more, that scorbutic symi)- Ztempoto.. among the crews unless they have .:11_11 ihellittlllltie3 Pared) ve geta bl e matter. These "uwn that lhe ' ye ll work a cure ; b ut i t is well tri, raw ilia Y ate M F „ ore rfficacious wh en corium _ eat ,boor ' i neY are subj-eeted to any c u li nary thei r un der this convielion the Americans a n eredePiutruatpekins, potatoes, &c. in their natural 1 lidAykAbA--Nesterday the . Righ t lion. the LORD Iketu' r °l ' after having exd e „ A w,t, Md eeed airline the Mealweighers' ssi ze Jrrice of Bread to be raised half piU rite t p, $ One b i„ ‘u'lbOrr ow r " r•••1<. Loaf, to take the n b • The Quartero Loaf, Wheaten, vest e r6d,, and Household I 'LI. e ats erda Y Se nn; ht lap s tve re g two iiurneymen shoe. Ter to wa ,.. e. urn_tt te d by the Magistrates of Don. o tlis i f ar _ IC nel d floUSt of Corretiion, for two "Nen 1 ) ,.. a combination, Co prevent other jour. One d ' m g eru lluYeil. Al a tv aY last week sotne vilhins broke a hole in teR andenter d the parish church of Wolfer. .Ash! and stoic thereout the Clergyman's arplt• Ash * Ce . And , t h wieki n _ acne week the parish church of was brOke op en 44,i I and 400) , and the Clergyman's _canit4 ttwa e prayer books and. bibles stolen mia t i tVenjr, ettov e , a, g l ast, as John Winterbottom, of w _ri t! w as retu.._',4r sitt on.tinticc.ly t i t , a labouring I. °, t it, wh i k o , cru e t% home after performing his day's i t ' e st 40 ati li A n e be . en in thrashing of corn, he was e onvey ed that he died before he could tu his own habitation. t 4t ,"tyricl 3 ult, coininitted on the night of the ioa in : about a mile of Tallow, on the ofUse "-- Sume• villains broke into the 4,11. tnurtleretllil?or man, of the name 01,Pu-- th his wife, and his only son, e he n , . mt. ten e. years of age ; they also rubbed I) itrl At Ct -41 th e ea_ )4,clye, i n Ih :en ult. in th e 8 6th year of her age, @a.:lVitiorr C ounty of Antrim, Ireland, Mrs. 0" widow of the late•Caoteio Rt lal Navy. • ;xcrnp t c 3 , ~, I ption coticti to tips front (WY , cr , r Use pi v EQUE R to mov e to frEu• :1 att 01!' ut, if he t suPPW ,re(' r° ; was or• for ul Mules 30 or. r r•i~~ tt~~b:[.n ; j r V L N PLYMOUTH,MARCII 4.: , —Arrrived the Sa; , ,:!:, Margarita Frigate from TOrbay; also the nish Skip Pastaxsa, laden . witit sugar, Are. fr die Ha.yannalt, captured, by the Pallas Frigate; and the Spanish Schooner Letter of Marque Grouaosx, Mounting 4 guns, with 29 men, captured by His Majesty's Ship Peteran. Sailed the illelarapts Frigate on. a' Cruize. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH s.—Airived the Ponson h),WlLCH, from Dongarvon ; Dido, TAYLOR, from Sunderland ; and Gilliam, HARRINGTON, from London. Also arrived the Jason Frigate bound to Cork ; • and the 'Windham bound to the East Indies. Sailed the Neuicy, GonFa FY I for London ; and Simon, What IN, for.Spithead. YARMOUTH, MARCH 5. ----The Vrow Catharine, FLOOR, and Ferdinand, FINCH, both from Ba. yonne, bound to Embden, with wine and brandy, are detained by His Majesty's Ship Cru;zer, and sent in here. The Lady Frances Packet, FLYNN, which had been detained in the Roads by contrary winds, sailed yesterday for Husurn. SHEERNESS, MARCH 3.—Arrived the Majestic, of •J¢ gum, Capt. R. MOORSON, from Yarmouth. Came down the River to the Nore the Diadem, of 64 guns, Capt. Sir HOME POPHAM, K. M. L'Afiicaine,Galga, and Charger Gun-brig, on a Cruizi:. Ships at this Port-Z.......a1and, Majestic, Inflexible, Diadem, Ethalion, Winehelses,Ceres, Lynx, Beaver, and several Gun_ brigs, Eire- vessels, and Bomb tenders. DEAL, MARCH s.—Came Wick the Basilisk, Wale Val, Bruizer, Defender, Bloodlsound, Monkey, and Locust, Gun.brigs, from their stations off the Coast of France, Sailed the jackal/ Gun-brig .on a Cruize off Calais, and put hack again this afternoon, it blow. ing,strong at north-West, and remain. In the gowns ---Ships of War, Gun-brigs, and Armed Defence Ships, as per last ; with the Wil. liam Store-ship and a large Fleet of Merchantmen woiting for a (air wind, and Carolina Spanish Prize. EI It MA JUSTI ES and the five PitiNc !MIES were present at Drury Lane Thea tre last night, when The Honey Moon, and The Lady of the nock,'were represented by Command. 'the Royal'Party appeared to be in good health, and were obviously much gratified by the performanaes. The House Was.cr,owded, and the Audience were animated, by an enthusiastic spirit of loyalty. God Save the King, and Rule Britannia, were of courses sung ; and - encored with the most eager zeal. His MAJ ESTY was in scarlet and gold, and the follow. ing were the rest of the DftBSC3 : • • HER MAJESTY wort a morone robe strimmed with gold; a whitelitutt; tippet, and gloves, and a most becoming black lave turban, braided with diamonds, and a small yellow feather in front, with diamond stars, B.lc. &c. PR IN*CESs AUGUSTA- -White satin robe trimmed with sit= ver, diamond bandeau, and six white feathers—diamond neck lice, ear-rings, ace; - &c. • PR I'NCISS ELli ABET ty—Morone and . gbh' round dress,' lace tippet crossed vii her .bosom, diamond necklace, ear. rings, and a most beatitiftil gold turban, with 'an end ter minating with a tassel the left side, and scarlet plume. l'a t N CtSt4 SQL' ti t A —A state-coloured and silver tissue robe, a lace tti,±er,' diamond. necklace and ear-rings her hair entirely 'braided with chains of diamonds, arid six white feathers ; white satin sleeves. Par)) ets s Slat e colour and silver tissue robe, white tippet and mud . ; diamond bandeau, and a plume of white and slate colinired feathers ; diamond necklace and ear.. rinds. • P LNC&II AMIL LA. --A pluncolour round dress; a white mull and tippet ; velvet ',Andean ; nidinond cre:;tent and stars diamond necklace and ear-rings ; and an immense plum; of yellow feathers. The Or SR . A.—The serious Opera of EY;fite was performed for the third tiole last night at the King's Theatre, blfore. a very reipettable Audience. As the whole weight of this- Opera rests upon Mrs. Br LLINGTON, it is only neczssary tO say, that elle sustained it with all her wonted excellence,: and jonletd, as well as sung, Most charmingly. The•Bal. lets went (Alas usual. BLAHAM is expeticd to perform at the 0j era House next month. Young PINT°, the celebrated Performer on the Violin, according to report . , his been lost in going by Sea to Scotland. • , The long expefted Party Thimes, we understand, arc really to tJITIC for waid this 4 . easott at Drury. Line Theatre, and are likely to take. Mr. HEAv IsIDE is taking the katl in the Musi cal World. His cokerts are, by all accounts, ex. cellent, though chiefly tupOorted by Amateur Per formers. He had a meeting of this kind last'ilizht, which was attended by is cuttsideraide hutnbet of distinguished visitor.). _ The Sacred Oratorio ~ ) f Egypt was per. formed before the ittl r a il. . FAA ILy un Sunday, in the Music Room at Windsor Cabtle. The Schnol of IVoros !Lis been represented at Dublin with.grthit success, under the patropage of the LORD LI 611-11111,,Nr. As Count IttimA , ono has lately married a Lady with Sozol. a.year, at Paris, it iv not to be dttubted that he will indulge . his friends with a bouir. warming. Little it . Seetrlit t ia mare employed Ovate Reeriatiolii than in Performances on the Stage. As these,lirivate exertions . must be not less fatiguing to him, it is to be hoped that his Frie'ach are not less liberal than the Alatirtprs. Mr. WINDHAM'S Parliamentary facetioitsfrreir haS , excited mute surprise th an pleasure'; anti I , enple art naturally inclined io wonder, that'after having given so &Notable a detcrip t i on of the state of the 'll4th:trial I);fince, he could treat" it as a Inazkiv "tatter. • • LORD S6IIIAItI'ILLE's CATTLE ,0,1i611". THE incetett which this 'Exhibition yesterday ex,:i4cd,, surpassed every thing of the- kind which we ve t witnessed, and during the great“ part of he , d4y large yard a! - itt, premises in which the Cattle, are sbewn, wire literally crowded with person's of the first distinetion and eminence as Breeders, Graziers,Fartners, Mechanics, Ike. In the forenoon Mr, WHITE PARSONS'S bull and cow were brought out into the yard to be examined ; the bull is two and a half years old, of the Devon and French breed," and the cow is twO and three quartcts years old, of the Devon and Indian breed ;* she has been fed on hay ai,d gosh and, had her second calf by her side. The company impeded the carcass -of Lord So. ME/Ml.l,ll'd Merino Wether, twenty.' wo months old, which bad been- so much admired yesterday alive, for the unparalleled firmness of the wool, and the goodness of its shape ; the mutton puived very fat and fine, weight 631 b. with 811 b. of rough fat. Two of the carcasses of GEORGE GueralNo's South D:)wn 3 year old Wethets, bled by Sir THO. MAS CARR, were - shewn ; they proved very fine; one carcass was 921 b. with i3+l6. of fat, and the other 761 b. with 13lb. of fat. • Mr. ELLMAN'iI IWO 3 year old South Dowri Wethers weighed 1131 b. with 4.11 b. of fat, and, 1171 b. with 1916: of tat. IVL)Ney Htt.t.'s two 3 year old 'South Down Wethers- weighed rosib. with 14.11 b. of fat, and to6lb. with 211 b. of tat. The Duke of BEDFOI4D's two 3.year old S9uth Down Wcthers weighed 124 b. with 161 b. of-far, and 1201 b. with 171 b. of fat. The carcasses of two Spanish and - three Ryland year old Wethirs, bred by Mr. RIDGWAY,_ and fed by Earl MANSFI LI-Di were &hewn, weighing 681 b. wiOt z tlib. of fat,, and 77ib. with 131 b. of fat. All these carcasses were very fi ne meat , ,quite sufficiently, bur not excessively far. About one Mr. DIXON put up to lett by atuftion, for the two ensuing seasons, a 6.year old Merino Rdrn oflord Som KV I L Lot r. After much keen bidding, it was knocked down to Mr. Laweeace, aril r guineas. • • • - - Lot. a. Another Merino Rant was lett to Charles Gordon Grey, Esq. at zoo guineas, for the two seasons. Lot 3. Was nOt left. ' Lot. 4: A Merino Ram Lamb was sold to Mr; Decking hia m, at 32 guineas. Lot 5 : Another Merino Lamb was sold to, Mr. Wildman, at 28 guineas. Lot 6. Another ditto to Mr. Blake, at-p guineas. Lot 7. A Ram of the Merino and South Down-breed was sold to the Earl of Bridgewater tor ss guineas. • Lot 8. A Devon Bull, belonging to the Earl of Salisbury (not • Lord ,Sornerville,. as said yesterday), •was. sold to Mr. "rylar, for 0.6 guineas. Lot 9. The. Bison was sold to Nlr..Scatt, at z 6 Lord SOMELVILLE stated, that he had been of. fered 3s. 6d. in the rough, or ss, when scoured, per lb.° for the wool of thebkin from the Merino" We ther which had been killed that morning. The beautiful Sow belonging to the Duke of 13 . r D. BARD, the Spanisii C OW bel ong i ng to M r . JOYNE the large Ox belonging to Mr. TuLt.y, and the Devon Oxen belongitig to Mr. Hirrkwu, particu, lady att•ratleti the notice of the Company. Mr. GAR ItAILD took a sketch from the Highland, or Isla of Mull sevan.year old Cow, bred by Mr. FAULDLR. Acton the company who 'were, riot mentiuried yesterday, we noticed-- ' • The Earls of Bridgewater, Salisbury, Carlisle, Pesborough, and Stairr:Sir Edward Knatchbull, and Sir Eon. Seabright j. Angerstein, Narshey, Edw. Wakefield; loF:pb Sabine, 1 Boras Ferwhichv Sloane Greg, Samuel Guest, and Shepley,, Messrs. Richard Ashley, - Exeter, Runciman, Srnirnoc, Warren > And, Wilson; Wrlght, Lea — bourne, I itcitb id, Agg. LORD SOMERVILLE's DINNER. That 'truly patriotic spirit by which the first Characters in the Kingdom have been induced to explore the sotirees 'of happineii 'in the cultivation °Nand, and in multiplying its produce, was hardly ever displayed mote abundantly than ,in the nu. itierotii and respedable Company .which -dined at the Freemasonb' Tavern, in Queen.street, *yes, terday. •About half past five o'clock above 300 Noblemen and Gentlemen, all amareuis in land and cattle, sat down to an excellent 'dinner. . As soon .as the cloth was withdrawn, nine silver cups, kur of them with covers, and richly wrought, w ere brought in, a►►'l set at the head of the table. Lord SOMRRvILL2 then gave as The King, with grateful thanks for his patron age. The Illustrious Strangers, Prince BariAtlntki, dic, who are present, The Plough, worked by good Oxen, and the Land well cal. to carry them. Mr. Coke, - of tiortblk. The Fleece, covering plenty of good flesh, mad.aproper quantity of tat. The Farming Society of Ireland, Marquis Sligo, Mr. Fos• ter, alui ha other Members who arc present'. Lord SOMERVILLti then rose and addressed the Company in a neat Speech, in which ha stated mi nutely the instructions to the five Gentlemen who were appointed the Judges of the Show, calling their attention to the most essential points in judging of the respeet"te merits of the animals exhibited, and, r the concius4on, opened the seals, and read the Repot t. • Ist Prize„a,Cup, value thirty guineas, to. Mr. HUDSON, fur two,DevOn Oxen. 21.1 Priie, two, Cups, value 20 ghincass to Mr. MARTIN Weaneß, and to his son W. WE.B.ifik, for twa Devon Oxen, wiaktd and grazed by.them. . The Judgef,‘ in their Report, commended the . Oxen which Mr.•WEbTCAR had tili 2 Wilt and adjudg ed to Mr. Jam; gLLNIAN s the Priza- Cup, value 30 4uineas, for his five South Down Ewe Hogr. tord Sostelcv ILLS then resumed the reading of the Judge's - Report, which atitsigned the. Prize for fist Wethers to the Duke of BLI)Foao, and for, tire best Pig to the same Nobleman, fur his anal! fot Sew. • The — Duke of .13EDFORD, as soon as, the Prize Cup was handed over. to Itim,.rose, and declared to the Company, that this honouraNe mark of distinc tion was one which he did not cunsitler- himself justly entitled ,to; for although the boast had been fed ray him, yet he looked upon the brerJer, to have so much flibte merit than the feeder, that he ,was ;ermined to Send the Cup to the Gentleman by whom the.._beast had. been bred.. This,spontoneout .of liberality on the part of his Gr.kc;e 11;u0 bi bly ap. plituded by the Cumpany. . . . Lord SO4E - tin LLE afteri , ai4ls of the' Company to the extra‘..rdinary spirit fir Jfl provemept.ttiat.had been shewn by a GentLman'iri Scotland, cif the' barn:. of -it ‘610 , 1i tendon to that Institution' was so great, th3t 'even frOM the other side of the Tweed he hail sent 00 specimens ,of his extraordinary progress in the iro.. proveirtent of his Sheep: He (Lord SJNiERYILLE) considered. this Gentleman so deserving.of notice and encouragement, that he had :resolved to send• him a • cup of 'the value at guineas ; tvhielt - zup he should. request Lord MINT() to transmit to him. Lord Mt wro.immediitely took the cup, and mired that it. should be giVen tp Mr. Roil E aT.ort. The Duke of BEDFORD addressed the company' in a short speech, in which he inform . ed Mein, th it he 1131 to give a Toast-which must b'a highly. gratilying to the lovers of agriculture, and of all those concomt. rant arts that contributed to &he happiheGs of him). kind. It was unnecessary for him to' enlarge.on the merits or the patriotic 'exertions of the 1:Nr:JOle L.ird near him. Every Gentleman present must feel anti appreCiate them to the. full extent. Eviry Gentleman must - reeollea that four years bad rio‘v scarcely elapsed since the present Institution bad been,set on foot ; and it was evidimti from the.tin. common..stterition paid- to it, front the . , numer ous meetings it gaire rise to, froM the spiiit of emulation it excited in all parts of tlie and from the various specimens of imi , rovemera which it had caused to be broughsforward,'Lliat the Institution itself,was one of great and generatAiti. lity. As, therefore, he cony.idered the founder of this Institution to..be ,entitled -the graiitude of the POblic, he would give,as a Toast --6" Lard Se., MBRVILLE." 'This Atlcire'ss was reeziyed with the 1110 sr a4:11 most enthusiabtic litatttlits; and the Toast char;!: with three tittles three. Lord Suit eltv ILL e, after st-at.ing 'several ferriU4 aerations which various. person* were ,cntttled to, inforthed the company, that two al,itlitional, Ot: miums were,to be granted next year,, lot new land* of imPtovement. kle next s'ta.ted, that the Earl: of twATr R, who was then present, h:td propose/.l to give a pre:miuni of so'guinea6 fur the best plough for,,,lareaking up flinty soil, and. pirtictilarly thase in the neighbourhood.of Ashbridge ; for a plough su perior to this . he'vv..)uid give, in addition to the 50 puineas; io"gaineas mor"C. The trials to be made in July and 'August next. . Lord SomEttvit.t.s informed the coirtpatir .that Sir JOSEPII BANKS, who'was then present, had late ly published a worit'in which was •pointed. out the cause and prevention of the tnildew in wheat; and that the worthy Baronet hid genernitiiy given up the copy.right of it for the benefit of the public. J BAIIKS Still{, he had giver) up the copy. right to•the public ; and all persons who chose might print it on as cheap a seed; as they thought proper. tie, had himself caused five hundred' 'copieaof.it to be printeill 'and:.he .understooti the Board.of Agri. coltore had ordered one,ihousand more. . .. The Compoy expressed theiranpruljation of this generotis conduet with loud appiauses. After Some other 'coasts were given, and various statements made relative to tre progress ',Of provement Agriculture; theCompny, about nine o'elock, - began to di,perse in the - twist orderly and decorous Manner, and his!dy gratified wilt their entertainment. The Ice of lhottoßLOs printe:i proposals for his heep.sheerina , , to cornmerice t 7th June were cirt-ulate,l; and SoNtravir.LE rem; the Earl of Bizinot Vi ATE ICS proposais for a Plon,oling Match, at his se,lt , ar Asbri4ge s i n j u ty or August next. Among the Company at Dinn(4'werel Duke of Bedford, Earl 'Fa lb:>r, Earl of Winchelsea, Lord Dynevor,' Sir Tarries Nlontipinery, Sir George Hill, Mr. Got,' don Gray, Sir Henry Vavaaotir, Colonel Vavasour, Mr. T. itwell, M. P..Sirlosepl% Banki, Lord Nowark, tiac Prince Uk Earlatinak_ t i Sir Genrr Stietlixtd,, Earl of Mansfield, Mr. Bite .Sir jahn Scabright, Lore Bullteley,.a.nd Lord Williarrkitusscil. DtIBAIN, MARCH . 21. THE Arwrican .ShipFame,' firomPoort, arrived in Llughswilly an Tuesday se'noiglit, from New . York, alter apasssge of twenty-seven days,. Last Monday night a man of the name of Ryas was apprehended in Limerick, charged with. robbing the' mail. IVL)re than e one thousand pounds , worth of bills.and bank n(!tes, robbed out of the Kerry Mail, dtspatched from Liinerii:k on the 23 of jt. num)" last, were found upon him. RICHARD DAY, rtsq. an Officer of Excise, after receiving information that a:quantity of contraband whiskey was concealed at Kiltymorris, in the lower part of the County Antrim, proceeded, last Saito-. day morning, accompanied. by a party of the We. terror& Mili•tia,. now quartered tit Ballymena, to seize the liquor, After this transattion was made public,. the peasantry asseMbled for 'the. purpose of rescuing. the seizure ; they attacked the mill. ivy with:stones,, and so annoyed them, that the principle' 'of self-defence ,obliged them to fir. son the country people ; in consequence of which an individual,_named Scullion, was k3ltd on the spot, an d ~, e verid o f his co.Alliutors were Wounded; anti the lives of some of the wouotErd are in a doubt.. 10 state. This pratice of priVate ttistillation is nor only injurious to the Revenue ard the fair dealer, but by its airottling witi'skey at too easy a:price to the poor, it destroy their murals,. CORN '4XCIIANOE, MARCH, 6. WE tiave not many fresh arrivals err Wheat to day, but a tolerable gulp‘oy at- 113 , 41, last week% prices arc bupported, I SCITIC 6,1111pl , :s of very fit,ke t rat rather itinte than the currency ; Barley fetch somewhat 'hetterprice ; Rye i!! in requer,t) ? wit rather dear ; White , arni they Pe.3se in plenty, and rather decline ; in Oats 1.;.0t little businesi sAittin . g; Fk. tit ifi in t3.rl supply, and Italy iniiretaia ;rice; in other trrli;itii ti,ery ;shut small v2trotturre Wile3l 73S A , t)';), A log; t,i 1 l'.. •11F. - 4.; A 5-,-;: - , ~c 1 Fills ditto - ktoi a: i ' . fi I : . :..•Ans 4 1x g 4 7; ( „A ay*, ' . -5"..,; ~ ~ ~ ,„. I : , 1, , S ,;I 3 , 4 33;, , ael p a rl e y ... - 41; ~. .; ,r.:. .! i . 34 A- 3 1, oa Malt - V , ''., - 4 . 7,t 71 Whit:, Peas 4 4.4.: a c•:.; c , ..i i 1-!:1, i. , !,,,,..i. . G rey dittQ 4uS , A YviJ d Y (r•