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t~ that rctoU S., be' L~ ..oef4l. --f ~., • -. 1 ~ , :.,(,,:', ~:: ' '''.:..l'.; ..'• '.. .. "7 • , •-•:, -.-,...,;:•-•=.*-f, 4 11 . 1 1 0 • ‘-‘4,‘ ..W , q \'' l i I ' 11 :;;;2M .. r 3 '.% ---:----: ='. r' V-- ..:''---- (•,1 .'' , I t ,--.., -'' - .• -- - -":"-- ' : ,\'' . :7,. '3% .\ :::_;) /,' : / ::: I' --,'-' • _ 1 4t. ~Ca"Y`e - the 5 the / r , .. .. ..,- ~. ~. , ~ ... %.!.. , % #z , - • NumBE R 8 ? 9 .] THE PITT CLUB. It LE ANNIVERSARY ot the BIRTH of the late Right Honourable WILLIAM PITT will he cele /td at the CITY of LONDON TAVERN, on FRIDAY, the =kith Instant, Isis Grace the Duke of WELLINGTON, K.G. in the Chair. J"tckets, not transferable, 21. 2s. each , may b e h a d by Mem "lY> on application to the Committee at the above Ta 11.'1 on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, the 2oth, 26th, t h , 141,4:171 between 2eeln,9. the is 1 hours of Eleven and Four. CONTRACTS FOR COALS AND CANDLES. Commissariat Department, Treasury Chambers, May 11, 1819. SUCH Persons as 'are desirous of contracting with the Agent for Commissariat Supplies, to furnish Tor twelve Months, from the 25th June next, such quantities ° COALS and CANDLES as may from time to time be re- , I ts ttir ed) for the under-Mentioned 'Barracks, may receive Par iellia's of th e C ontracts on ap plying at this Office between the hours - of Eleven and Five; to Deputy Commissary-Ge tl.4 Young a t Edi n b urg h ; an d to the respective Barrack ' asters , in the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Alderney , te ° deliver their Tenders at this Office as follows, Viz.: .ilrr,ociers for supplyin g Coals, sealed up, and marked Ten der for C oa l s ," un til Twelve o'Clock on Wednesday, ° "June, Menders for supplying Candles, sealed up, and marked 'ender for Candles," until Twelve o'Clock on Friday, the bil l () : un e; but no Proposal, either for Coals or Candles, noticedunless made on, or annexed to, a printed It art; .etil ar, and the prices inserted in words at Ictsgth; nor 4 ' 4 4 Letter be subjoiued to such Proposal from two p i il°° ' of know n i roper ty, engaging to become bound with k ' t t hr tY tendering, in the Sum expressed in the Particulars, flit d ue Performance of the Contract. I 4 "ders are sent by Post, the Postage must be paid. Each of th e f o ll ow i ng C oun ti es to he tendered for sepa hitlY' 'lnd all the Barracks in each of these Counties to be s 44ll 'd und er one Contract, viz, Berks, Devon , Ess e x , ets' Ke n t , Middlesex, Sussex, and the Isle of Wight. s `1), -rate Tenders and. Contracts to be made and entered F or each of the Barracks at the following !'races, viz. 4 , 11 c 9", Chester, Pendennis, Scilly, Truro, Carlisle, Dor- It y este :' Weymouth, Sunderland, Stapleton, Isle. of Man, t t-ic " e ter, Norwich, Yarmouth, Northampton, Notting goin:raanton, Ipswich, Landguard Fott , Croydo n, Kew, Hl g h a't, Coventry, Hull, Sheffield, York, and Scarbo - B arracks in North Britain, at which Newcastle or lift "'n and Coals are used, -to be tendered for together ; and ate o f Barracks in :North Britain, at which Scotch Coals ifte: 4") to be in like manner tendered for and supplied un - 411 Contract. e tld t he Barracks in the three Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, .....2hlerney, to be supplied under on Contract. V II AL STATE OF THE WHEEL.- 2 of L. 20,000 are L. 40,000 2 of L. 2,000 are L. 4,000 2 of L. 1,000 are L. 2,000 3 of L. 5000 are L. 1,500 8 of L. 900 are L. 1,600 &c. &c. &c. ALL MUST BE DRAWN NEXT' FRIDAY, 21st MAY, *arrante When the Lottery finishes. Indrawn Tickets and Shares are on Sale at the 'lottery Offices in Town and Country. P i l() C OUNTERACT the many attempts' that t,a,re dailv i nvid a impoge _on the unwary a spurious Atm "'".tion • • , e • . Blacking,prepared by , L instead ti toe i.ienuint. L"etr ‘ a ,,, SI ARTN. thee have adopted a new label, in which — " r ess, 97 Hi Holborn, is so conspicuOusly placed Ilitt, r ; :entre that: they g trnst an attention to t Ins; and the t bahl e n e of the type, which is unlike all l!..t . ter-press,kwill 1, Purchasers at filIC , 3 to detect the imposition. N'y e 2 l 7 -4 1 Japan BLACKING, made and sold Wholesale by NeiV 4 , l MARTIN, 97, Fligh Holborn, and retailed by the 2 r4 t' a , Cir "evrq', Druggists, Booksellers, Ironmongers, Per 'tt-make in the United Kingdom, in Bottles s• And s. fjdr!Lach.. MEDICINE. Avb Cnt7CIIS, COLDS, ASTITMAS, &e. &co -...., 1 ,N 0 , NIT 3'S PECTORAL BALSAM OF COUSFOOT. ' 1 1-1 is i' virtue , — stleb the safety, and 1 :P. c 1 ! ok " ' R e ",,c Y of that most l. excellent Medicine, ARNOLD'S P.OOO -- ,,"L RALS:~M OF COLTSFOOT, that upwardso -4, th it - rer,ons atHicted with the ghost violent Coughs, Colds, toi, 4 ", t he tioo dug Cough, Shortness of Breath, and lui4lPti6 " , Ila - • • I I, -n cured. In old Coughs, recent 11% sta ndin g Am' e nia s ., slight and recent Coughs and Colds, tri.eatstings, ' Hoarseness, the Hun pine Coo h, Shortness of tii,,, t, 4 , kunt consumnti„,,,, this Medicine is decidedly the htti,: 4 fe and effectual, and the greatest discovery ever made i„, f ;thals of medicine. It is held in the highest estim- .. n o t b'r its excellent and s:thibrious virtues. Volumes would 14},,,e.stalicient to coiltain the nia:s of individuals who have l'iti,,,,' 4,4 and experienced its safe, salutary, at - 1J inestimable . sil'i.,,'"'' c Nothing ran he better adapted to prevent the ill t bor s o ' (41 1 up d.,, alld foggy weather ; nor can any thing be t„kic excellent to take v: -. l;en wet, damp, or wet in the feet, t'i s „ c ''' shivering. in the body, after a shower of rain, or fall t toi l li ., -w ,!,&e• :Itc. Above 200 t years has the herb (Coltsfoot) tioi,. ,-Itch it is prepared been held in the highest estima in,t.i,,. ofs and tell ' eres the afflicted speedily, it causes „littlt.ltials to breathe more freely, and strengthens their con to, I`)9s against the d l • W and calamitous effects of 'sull'Pliv'e Disorders. ep ora ' I ,IV, t t ""'. ll Sa : '' '','" lns trill please to ask for Arnold's Pectoral s rt. : -. oot, and observe in the Painphlet which . is Le t° Te' the Certificate made and attested by the Proprietor 1.,,,,',: e the Itic,br 1-1„,, Mal'il,,,, Wood, ' M. I'. Lord Mayor of kii., t :' , . at the Mansion House, the 25th day of March; 1816; . 11 which it cannot. be genuine. St ull hv M • , f , , .el . t ' ; • I tont, 229, St ran d i . Sanger, 150, Oxford- L 4 ,4 ' N, !''''' 80, U pper East Smithfield ; Motu's...), 6 . 9, toal,,,.::l,t'vY-street, Blaekfriars-road i Bolton, Royal E.x -4„,' '?v;tlc, 13, Aldgm e ; Windus, Cl, Bishopsgate-stree. ; 4 , 11 4 (; 1 4 .' I ,''' 'Atile end R o'li)•' Word, 324, Holborn ; Wl T i g ht t t lil i ,`,P, High-street ' Borini.ll; yerls - , 105 , II " 1 " 1 " i; "11- 1 , 11 . ,:;,"" ':' , 12 8, St. ,John's- street , ; Chandler, 76, ax 0. tke p ' ' r-l iglt. 8 Pl. .1 ' - fleet Clare•..t:rrhet ; and -V , r,,i,r,,, , • ~ 1. 4c , moor-s , . p.. "iKt 1 .,•• "(ir. Na 59, Barbican, London • and . Retail, i 'lee 1 ,.. 4,ectable Nl•ilicinc Venders throughout - Europe. 41e14d :d. 2'1%) 9,1 .3 •15.64., and 10s. 6d. each Bottle) duty POTTER'S ANTIQUITIES OF GREECE.—NEW EDIT. This Dav were published, In Two Volumes 'Octavo, price 11. Cs. board, 4 UCHIBOLOGIA GIidECA ; or. Use Anti /M. !pities of Greece. By JOHN POTTER,' D.D. late Archbishop of Canterbury. A new Edition. To which is added, an Appendix, containing a concise History of the Grecian States, and a short Account of the Lives and Writ. fags of the most celebrated Greek Authors. By G. DUNBAR, F RS, E. . _ . And Profesior of Greek in the University of Edinburgh. Printed for J. Cuthell; J. Nunn ; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; Law and Whittaker; Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy; Lackington, Hughes and Co.; R. , Scholey ; R. S. Kirby; and R. Saunders, London; and Stirling and Slade, Edinburgh. CAMPBELL'S POETICAL WORKS, ILLUSTRATED. This Day were published, In Foolscap Octavo, (a new Edition, illustrated by Engrav ings (rain Designs by It. Westall, R. A.) price Is. boards, of T HE PLEASURES oi HOPE, with other POEMS.-13j , THOMAS CAMPBELL. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rccs, Orme, and Brown, London; and Stirling and Slade, Edinburgh. Of whont may be had, by the same Author, Gertrude of Wyoming, or the Pennsylvanian Cottage, and other Poems. In Foolscap Octavo, the 7th Edition, with En= gravings by C. Heath front Designs by Westall, 9s. boards. The Plates may be bad separate to illustrate the former Editions of these Works.—The Pleasures of Hope, 9s. Quarto, and 55. Foolscap Octavo.—Gertrude of Wyoming, 7s. quarto, and 4s. Foolscap Octavo. HISTORY OF, INSECTS. This Day were published, In Ow, new Editions of Vols. I. and 11. enlarged and im proved, price 18s.,each, of AN INTRODUCTION to ENTOMOLOGY; or, Elements of the Natural History of Insects. By WILLIAM KIRBY, M. A. F. R. and L. S. And WILLIAM SPENCE, Esq. F. L. S. Illustrated by coloured Plates. This Work is intended as a general and pliular History of Insects, and contains an account of the injuries they occa sion, (" including an account of those insects which cause diseases in the human frame, and of those which are noxious to the farmer and agriculturist;") the benefits derived from them, the metamorphoses they undergo, their affection for their young, their various kinds of food, and the means by which they procure it, a description of their habitations, &c. The two remaining volumes will be published with ail con renient speed. Printed for - Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. TALES OF MY LANDLORD. In the first week of June will be published, In Four Volumes Duodecimo, ATHIRD SERIES OF TALES OF MY LANDLORl).—Colleeted and arranged By JEDEINAH CLEISHBOTHANI, Schoolmaster and Parish-Clerk of Gandercleugh. Containing " The Bride of Lannucrinuir," and "A Legend of Montrose." . _ . Edinburgh : Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. and Hurst, Robinson, and Co. 90, Cbcapside, Loudon. Of whom may be had, New Editions of 1. Tales of My Landlord, First Series, containing "The Black Dwarf," and " Old Mortality." 4 vols. 11. ss. hoards. 2. Tales of My Landlord, Second Series, containing "Tire Heart of Mid Lothian." 4 vols. 11. lcs. hoards. 3. Waverley; or, 'Tie Sixty Years Since. 3 vols. 11. Is boards. 4. Guy Mannering ; or, The Astrologer. 3 vols. 11. Is. boards. 5. The Antiquary. 3 vols. 11. 4s. boards. G. Rob Roy. 3 vols. 11. 4s. boards. 0, let the Lord and his Apostles have leave at knob to speak for themselves : and not Athanasius, Arius, Socinus, or even Cramer himself—in their stead. Just published, price Is. THE LITURGY of the CHURCH and STATE accommodated throughout to the Precepts and Practice of the Son of God and his Apostles. This Liturgy varies as little from that of the Establishment as it is possible for any to do, that takes the Scriptures ALONE for its basis and guide. It abjures all Un-scriptural, i. c. all Un-christian and (Jo-apostolic appellations. (Fellow Protestants! forgive it this wrung.) It addresses prayer to the Son of God, not as the Lord of Heaven and Earth, but as an Intercessor and Ad vocate with Hell. It recognizes . 4 the Word made flesh, that eternal life which was with the Father," not as our Ex empler only, but our Propitiation also : as having" died for our sins," as well as " risen for our justification." It prays in and f,r, not to the Holy Spirit. It affects, in short, no other Orthodoxy than that of the Bible in its own laaguage. Sold by J. Bell, Oxford-street, opposite bond-street; and It. Hunter, St. Paul's Church-yard. Art. 23. Foreign ships bound to the Nether lands, shall, besides paying their regular duties, de posit at the custom-house the surplus ,which lutist he paid by foreign ships destined elsewhere, and which surplus shall be refunded to them on their arrival in the Netherlands. Art. 24. The importation, exportation, so tvel as transportation, over land of any sort of atnmu nitions of war, is rigidly forbidden, unless an ex press permission be granted by the Governor-Cie neral. Art. 25. The importation of cloves, nutmegs and mace, for account of individuals, is fordidden. Art, 26. - Opium, whether Bengal or Levant, may not be imported in a less 'quantity than a whole chest, weighing at least 125 pounds. No opium may be imported from one place to another without express permission from the water-fiscal. No one is at liberty to buy or sell a less quan tity of opium, excepting of and to the farnwr. No chest may be opened except' in the presence of the water-fiscal and farmer, or some one act ing for them. Art. 27. In this regulation, by Netherlands ships, is understood such vessels as are the pro perty of citizens of Netherland or Netherlands India, and regularly brought. and sailing under the Netherlands flag. At the termination of a period hereafter to he defined, the privileges granted to Netherlands ships, shall be enjoyed only by such as are built in Netherlands or Netherlands India. Art. 8 28. Vessels belonging to Indian Princes, or Nations On friendly terms with the Netherlands Government, are placed on the same footing with Netherlands vessels. - _ ['lo be continued.] 1, the e l ia d h five ell as ( 1 Ibe , e r.--" upoa 01° 11 C 00 1; e9S ew t". 11 or s c ow"' ha d ktaii• wa• t~ its (It 5.: th e co ;elf the ban d ' ich b e , ce llo I11Gills: ob, le e ; ierST Ye ,ars onoh.r. it los: toe s ' 41 rerchi g t :ion t)/ sty cl ill diw; co pa flous 6 pr °- lorrool Nis e ; was lig - Jib eo. Lin P r ' ) o ci f . 2• tab t, e i beb° by gr , ell, jr. i r onic"' 00 ill! . dceo l/ 0 .6 1 rt 4 ., dress' to jeen be of od 0 . by (I ' e ; e 13a" a ted t" of 0 . or :e. Or a ' 0. (1 ti ll tv Doll] C . i t ion r 4 a , 00 tblt (11 , e l e r ; torn reo?r o e z tio" arkr.eti. ,bees 1 ,1c. 14 ; . e 0 03 ; 0 0' fle d , 5 f e nt der e"t psis e- ieell, d in: ,fa! 3.1 30 u phill' to o' it a f ' d i C- g foilocer6 0„ 0/ 04 1 of c a ptaj ta , A' f.e 9 W. ilsl -00 II t 00e FRIDAY. MAY 14, 1819. THE EXHIBITION of she ROYAL ACA. DENTY is NOW OPEN. Admission (from Eight o'Clnelc till Seven) ONE SHILLING. Catalogue, One Shilling. HENRY HOWARD, R.A. Secretary. Just published, In imperial 4to. price 51. ss. hoards, QCRIPTURI4 - .1 COSTUME, exhibited in a Se ries of Engravings, representing the Principal Per sonages mentioned in the Sacred Writings, drawn under the superintendence of Benjamin West, Esq. President of the Royal Academy, by It. SATCHW ELL : With Biographical ' Sketches and Historical Remarks on the Manners and Cus toms of the Eastern Nations. Printer) for Samuel Leigh, Is, Strand. This Day was published, In Octarn, price 4s. (3d. in boards, PROPAGANDA : Being an Abstract of the Designs and Proceedings of the Incorporated Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts; with Extracts of the Sermons preached before it, from the Year 1702, to the present Year. By 'A MEMBER OF THE SOCIETY. London : Published by 13a:dwin, Cradock, and Joy, Pater noster-row ; and may be had of all Booksellers. *** This Volume has been compiled with a special view to the information of the Clergy, in preaching for the Society in conformity with the King's Letter of February the 10th.. J A V A. ALIEN LAW. (Continued from our Paper of Yesterday.) The Amount of Import and Export Duties and con- traband Art. 13. The amount of the import and export duties shall be determined (so soon as that can be dope with exactness,) by a prepared schedule, of all such goods as are subject to such duties. Art. 16. For so long as this schedule shall not be formed and published, the money value of the goods, as expressed in the invoice of shipment, shall be the basis on which the import duties are to be levied. Ot this value increased by the addition of 30 per cent. must be paid— By Netherlands vessels, 6 per cent. By Foreign vessels cleared out in the Netherlands, 9 per cent. By Foreign vessels coming from foreign ports, IQ per cent. All with regard to foreign vessels, for so far as no different arriingemeuts shall have been en tered into; by his Majesty and any of the foreign powers. Art. 17. Whenever the prices of the goods„ ac cording to the invoice, are entered too low in comparison with other goods ardved with prices current, or with other known criterions, the per son entering them is at liberty to hand in an im proved and more correct, statement. The Collec tor is in duty bound to consider and rake the opinion of the water Fiscal upon this statement. Art. 18. When the person interested refuses to give in such corrected statement, or in case he declares that he possesses no invoice, the import and export duties must he calculated and paid according to the market prices of ,the day, upon which, according, to law, the statement must be presented. Art. 19. Indian goods brought by vessels of the natives, shall pay the import duties on the amount at which they are valued. Art. 20. Goods 'brought by Chinese kinks are not included in the forgoing regulations, but must pay the import' ditties according to the fol lowing standard A large junk from Nymphs • f 6OOO A small ditto ditto A large jonk from Canton small ditto ditto A large jonli front Emuy A small ditto ditto . 2OOO Upon the payment of which, the whole cargo brought ,by these jonks may be freely landed, with this understanding, however, that -in this cargo there are nut included European goods or productions, nor goods originally from the west of India, which however they are permitted to bring, but the import duties on which must be paid according to the forgoing regulations. Arr. 21. For so long as the schedule referred to in Art. 15, is -not plepared and published, the value of the goods shall be fixed by the market prices, on the day of entry for exportation. On this value must be paid, hr Netherlands ships, 6 per per cent. In forcin ships bound to the Netherlands, 9 per cent. In foreign ships bound to foreign polls 12 per cent. All with regard to foreign ships, provided no different arrangements shall have been entered into, between his Majesty and any of the foreign powers. Ail. 22. In the foregoing regulations are not included the following goods, which are sub ject to permanent export duiies, as follows : [PRIG SEVENPENCF. LONDON JOURNALS. FROM THE MOENINo ?AYERS OF THIS DAY. [Morning Chronicle.] SCOTS LAW PROMOTIONS.—Some important changes are expected.immedia•cly to take place in the Supreme Courts of Scotland. The Lord Chief Baron of the Exchegner has long been in a declining state of health, and he has at length signified his wish to retire on the pension. The Lord Chit! Commissioner Adam is mentioned as his successor, and Sir ‘Villiam Rae, the Sheriff of the County of Riinburgh, it is said, is to be the new. Lord Advocate. [Morning Post.) Intelligence from Nassau, New Providence, states, that the inhabitants of that island and Ja niaica have transmitted strong memorials to 60-. remittent, praying that New Providence may be made a depot for a trade between the British West India Colonies and the United States. . BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL. THIS GALLERY, with a Selection of the most celebrated WORKS of the ITALIAN, SPANISH, FLEMISH, and I►UTCH SCHOOLS, IS OPEN EVERY DAY front Nine in the Morning until Six in thu Afternoon. Admittance is.-:Catalmrues is. By Order, JOHN.YOUNG, Keeper. CAMERA INSTRUMENTAL, at No. 13, Leicester Place. THE Nobility and Public are most respectfully informed, that in these Elegant Rooms are deposited the FINEST SELECTION of OBLIQUE CABINET GRAND and SQUARE PIANO-FORTES, HARPS, and BARBELL ORGANS, ever seen in this or any other Country. To he Sold for ready money, at the Manufacturers' price ; also a large assortment of Second-hand Cabinet and Square Piano fortes, at very low prices; open from Ten till Six o'Clock.— N. B. Good allowance for old Instruments in Exchange kot new. PUBLICATIONS. This Day was published, In Three large Volumes, 4to. price 51. ss.,in hoards, AHISTORY of ENGLAND, from the first Invasion by the Romans to the Accession of Henry VIII. By the Itev. JOHN LINGARD. London : Printed for J.:dawn:an, 39, Ludgate-street. In ln foreign foreign In ships to ships Nether- the Ne- bound lands they- else ships lands. where . . Coffee per picul of 1251b5... f 2 f 3 f 4 Pepper, ditto, ditto Sugar, ditto . 1 1 15 2 Arrack, per legger of aBBjugs Ist quality lO 10 10 ed ditto. 8 8 _ 8 - ad ditto. 6 6 6 Rice, per coyang. 3 3 3 Horse, per head . [The Times.] By the arrival of the Alert, Norton, at Bristol, 'roan Trinidad, intelligence bas been rrrt•ivedd bout that quarter to the 3lst of March. Ti,e to,,r vessels from this country,, the Francis and Eliza, Duncombe, Jupiter, and Phut's, with a reinfotce rnent of troops, to the number of 750. to join the Patriots, arrived off the island the preceding day. It was understood that they would pro ceed to Mat garetta for orders, and that imme diately on their arrival a descent would be made on some part of the Spanish Main. The accounts of the blockade of Carupano and Comana are confirmed by this source ; and very little doubt was entertained that they would both speedily fall into the hands of the Patriots. Extract of a Letter, dated Caraccas, Felt. 20,. and received by way of Cadiz :—" Eirly it - ) this month an action took place on the Allure het ween General Morino and the Insurgent General 1 1 ,;(..z, in which the latter was defeated with great kss., and retreated into Guyana. The last dispatches from Morillo are trim) the town and river of Meta, and are dated a few days Atter the battle with Paez. Lie was then moving on Guyana, and entertained very sanguine expectations Tat by the beginning it April he should have pene trated as far as Angustura, the, head-quarters of Bolivar?" It is impossible to speak with confidence on a subject of so much difficulty, and affected by so many considerations, as the return to cash pay ments; and accordingly we must be nndcrstood as giving our opinion with great caution : but we hare professed, and continue to pioftss, our be lief, that the measures recommended by the Com mittees of the two Houses of Parliament are likely to prove efficacious. In confirmation of this our' - way of thinking, we have to notice a circumstance of no small moment, which is, that on the arrival of the Report (that of the Com mons) of the Bank Committee at Paris, on Mon day last, a rise of two per cent. in the exchange took place in favour of this country. We know not wiletber it proceeds from the sarne cause, but undoubtedly ti cal) procee►i from._no cause injurious to us, that a great quantity of French stock was sold or- offeied for sale yesterrL, , v in London at one-half per cent. lower than al) ; , .- ed to have been its price by the last returns at [New Times.] It is undP,r _consideration of the merchants, bankers, and traders of the metropolis, says a Correspondent, to call a General Meeting, and prepare a petition to Parliament on the contrac tion of circulation, and on the destruction of credit and of values, and with them of the general means 'and wealth of the country, by the measures which appear to be proposed by the, rec i ent Reports of both Houses of Parliament. THEO MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 14.—1 n addition to a considerable quantity of Essex Wheat, that remained over from last Wed nesday's Market, there was a good supply fresh in this Moen ins from Suffolk, but having little or no demand, very few sales were made, and these at a decline of full Is. per guar• ter, from Monday's prices. Barley is nearly unsaleable al. thous offered on lower terms; Oats are ls. cheaper, and only fine fresh Corn could be disposed of; in Beans and Pease little or nothing doing, and prices nominal. SMITHFIELD, MAY 14.—The skew of prime cattle in this day's Market was uncommonly good, the business brisk, anti the price of Beef cheaper than on Monday; the sales in Mot ton'and Lamb were considerable ,for this day's Market, anti the latter article leaper than last week; Veal nominal in price, as per last; Pork cheaper, but few sales made,--11 - .t. continuance of fine weather, with the forward state of she season has affected the sales in the Hay Market; few purchas es made, buyers waiting for the New Crops, which are shortly expected at Market; the finest samples of the above article could not be got off but at a reduction of 3s. per load from our last quotations; Clover has also drooped in price; and Straw with 'difficulty fetched Monday's prices. Several persons (smugglers) were yesterday broiighi lip for judgment in the Court of King's Bench, and received sentence for offences chiefly against the Customs-laws.. A body of convicts, it is said, are to be em ployed at DArtmoor, for the purpose of raising granite for the erection of the light•honse oa l A inday Island, and the new work. at Milford Haven, kVbßr 911 . d t hat ClOrg Earl' Mr. l er 8 0 00 0 Far Ter to :•!