The Sun. — London, England, 1816-05-31 00:00:00

• &. Pi • _ • vr , te ' ••• lk 4. 1 P • -. 7. , ` rye • _ • . \*" _ "•.; - 7e0 ; ' 4 7, v t ...."-- _ 41, r 3 Vitt i DAY, MAY X3l, 181-6, sEVENpr,Ncr: ttimDtu. 74()ct 3 TIIE LATE ititYrEtts ELI(. DUTCH. AND FLAD.IiIIS MAILS. LAST NIGHT OF PERFORMING TiI.L . THF HOLIDAVt. - • 05E11ON'S OATH. • , HE TOPULAjt SONGS, DUETS., &c. in this Piece, composed by Mr. PARII.Y„,, will be pub imme.iiatrly at DLAND .and WELIXIt's, 'th) Oxford-strectr.antl,Hall the Profits prising from the Silk pf them, for Three Months, will he for the BeNEFIT of 'he AUTHOR's (Nlr. "Fliouipson) WIOOW and FIVE .CHIL PREN.-26, Lower Thornhaugh•street, Ma : " 3u, 1 16. ‘COliOiElt'S IN QU MA42.—A - great many Officers of different 'Nations tire gone to Commyrry, to be Present:at the great r`e.vie7 of the Rusaian troops. The corps to be reviewed is 18,000 stiOng• ; troops of the finest,appearance, and provided with a numerous train of artillery. The evil have (Attu OecasiOn . frOin this review to Spiead. report that the Pritssil , n troops are going to 0c;... tupy Burgundy and Champagne. - --- THEATRE ROYAL,' DRURY-LANE. T uts PRESF,NT EVFNING, - Mav3l, IS I - 6 . , • ctuir Maiesties' Servants Will perform (first time these three years) the comic Opera of THE CAttINET Prince Orlando (first time), Mr. Pynt ; Loteni!o, Mt% 3. Smith, who will Wroth re " Let Fame sound her trnmpete.' Wt o i nm i cu k. Ni l . Knight ; Peter, Mr. Dowtott ; Leonora (first t 131 e2, Miss ; rloretta Mrs. Dickons.' • In the course of the Evening , ' Nlios StePlirt" will (fo r t his )14:Itt not oing the Bullad of "Auld Ro bi n Gr,, y ; " .-L-thethiet , Togeth e r let us range the fields," With Mr. J. Snyth--- likewise the celebrated Glee, " Oh ! Nanny wilt thou gart Myth me," with Mr. Pyne, Mr. Pellamy, and Mr. J. Smith. To which will be added, the Cootie Opera of 'OM TURNPIKE GATE. Henry Word-, with the favourite Song of " Tom Stathoard;" Crack, Mr. Mundell; Peggy, Miss Kelly. To-tont-row (being Without' Eve) there will be no per &natant:Lt. Ott Monday, Bertrant; with the Woodman's Hut. (Corv)--trie of Ely, to wit. Depositions of Witnesses, taken tLis 27th day May, 1816, at the house of Robert Johnston, knoWn by the sign of the Globe, in the parish of Littleport, in the said Isle of fly, on view of the body of Thomas Sindell, then nun there lying dead, before HUGH tht}3CRT EvaNs, one of the Coreners of our Sovereign Lord the King, Jrc'i . , . This Day was published,. foolscap oro. ei p r ice si, imrds o ri II E.131t 1 DAL of the ISLES; it )lail:,: wit!) , .a. the #,Pitlialaalluth orJulia and Nianlius, (ruin Catullus ; acid other Fords. 'By Cf-IARLB 1:i.1410FIT. , i , „ London : Printed for Gale and Fanner, Paternoster-row. nit Day Were published, price '2os. in extra hoards. DiSCOURSES for the PULPIT, in Two Vo lumes Octavo- By the Bei , . JOHN DUPRE, D.D 4 Formerly Fellow of FAceter College, Oxford. . Printed and sold by Brodie and Dinviluq, Salisbury; set also by Mein:42On, St. Vtatil's theirch-yard; Wilkie, Pater poste' -row ; Hateliard, and ami, Holborn. bridge, London ; Parker, Oxford Deight o,l, CoMbrilixe Crotwell, Nleyler, and Ilarratt, Bdtli ; Harvey, We)mouth ; and h) all other Bo .loioliers in Trikvii and'Coontry. From Cambray they learn that an Ail-de. Camp whOna the Duke. of Willington► sent on ts. special 111i5 - sioll to England is returned. A great many of the Staff ()'Beers are likewise arrived at Cambray. A most active cot respondence is kept itp between the ilend-tplarters and Paris and Lon. don : every (lay eouritrs are receive.l anti dis» pat etitql. Ic appears that France intends considerably, to fncrease its army. The reasons for, this measure are not Well known. The instructions which have been received by the Generals and Prefects are kept secret. the said Isle of Illy, follows (that is to say)---. Wti.tnast Sr EVZNSON, of Littleper; aforesaid, Baker, hei ;;g duly sworn, salt!), that on Friday last, the 9.4 th instant, there was a great riot and disturbance in the town of Lit tleport, intithisd been so foe the tw,u preceding days--That ibo rioters wet,: aroh.peilkgont,:, pitchforks, bludgeons. stns Large fowling-guns, and insisted on hating dour at half,ls-crowii per stone; anklitliat the wages !Mould be raised to is. 'per day—Tnat e . k9Fral..y evening lasi; be t;*;reeii five ntitl sia o'cios:lii•Sir Hen y Ihite: Dudley, Bart. (one:4 the Nligiitrates fur the Isle of Lly nrrived at Lit tisopUrt attended by some !wise-soldiers—That there ieere L ii'tUtin4i in -various parts of the tievn—That:Sir Ilenry'llatv - OudleY and seine of the soldiers wire oppo7 site sits GeOrge several of the mob atlaCked the soldiers with bludgeons and bars of iron Stud that the witness ‘vas - informed, thst one of the SW. sbers had been fired upon from one of the WhicioWs of tl:e George, and bad been wounded. depo nent turthcr watt); that the soldiers bad tiketi several prisintei a, and that the deceaSed was among the prison ers, Uttli wascudexvottring to escape, and that the wit nits lit:urd the report of a gun, 'and saw the deceased drop-4144 the deceased was billed tipon the spot—That the witness does out know Who fired' the gun that' killed tie; decvased—Tha the bslt entered the Imeb part of the treceascd'a Lead, and went out at his right eye. N. STE VENSO:q.. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, May 20, .1616. %inn .11RINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that .Propasals wits be received (kir Office, 'in Pall-Mall, en o r before Monday, the ad day of June, from such Per. "Its as »,a , / be to untiertahe the Performance of the PLUMBERS WORK. at Sheerness, .6i ierviee of this De yartnient, for R peri )(I of three years, determinable after the expiration of ‘l4:„dySt year, upon notice of three Megiths, at the optiox cl either Party. • Farther pakicalars, togetigy with t4e Ms and Condi lions cur the I;ontrart, may be Racal% at the Secretary's ppm,: in Pall-Molt aforesaid, any Day lietWeen the !fours of 7'ea„ and Four o'clock, where the Proposals mast Le delivered; - sealed up, and indorsed," Proposals fol . the Plumbers Work Sheerness ;" but no Proposals cats lie admitted after . the said ad of June, at Twelve o'Cloei at eVoon of the same !lay; neither will aty Tender be-mace, unless the ;Party raccr'-ing it, or 414140 a 171 his Behatf, shall attend. 1,4 y Order cf the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretarft. Just Published, iiriee 55..: . Inscrilsed to her Itoy;11 Highness the Princess Charlotte of Saxe Coburg, • AN HISTORICAL, PHI lASOPHICAL, and PRACTICAL ESSAY on the 1-11TNIA HAIR ; giviu;?; a copious description of its growth ; Analysis of its v4rioni- Properties t also the diteetent Disordets it is, subject t.); atpt the bon means of eradicating them, and b'eautif , lug the flair,. Embellished with a beautiful Vignette and ,Microscopic 'View `1.4 the flair. ' • By A. now LAND,. Jun. Sold by Sherwond, Neely, :sod Junes, Paternoster-row ; . an by all Bookseners in Town aial Country. A N 114A't 26.—Yesterday morning the Go 'error of this province went to Zeve,naar, about three leagues from this town, to, confer with 'the Prussian Coinmissioners respecting the giving up of ZaVelltlar, lluissen, Malburgan, and Lymers, which places, according to, the Act of the Congress of Vienna, are to' belong to the kingttoni of the Netherlands. The inhabitants of these places anlrl I pate with pleasure the approach• lug change, which wdl add to our kingdom a not inci'ionsiderable territory, with most fruitful corn land and fine meadows, and peopled by induso 0-ions inhabitants. . BaussaLS, 26.—Letters from Path' say, f‘ It is in the course of the month of June that out tribunals will try the persons implicated irl the conspiracy, all the 'threads of which ate now in the bands of the Police ; the preparatory In.. terrogatories (indruclion) of the trials will lead to discoveries of the highest importance.'" Rome, MAY 6.—Some .Eccicsiastics, animated by Ali. .iucousiderate teal, by no means Cpa()l7l.l. able to the principles of Nr isdom and real piety' entertained by Ills. Ilolines and his Ministry, have ventured to publkli %likings tending to alarm the consciences and disturb the tranquillity of th 4 purchasers of national estates. his Holiness hat hastened to disavow' those indiscreet Priests by Brief of the 4th inst. in which he formally declares, that he has 'learnt with , grief a conduct so contrary In, his intentions,;' and that the Diet of sth July 11315, guaranteeing the undisturbed posses,iou of these estates, is to he verupnlonsly respected, This Day %vas published, GL EN .A It V Three Vo lumes. '`. A name to all succeeding ages corst. For close,clesigns, and crooked councils fit; Sagaciuus,•buld, and turbulent of tc t: Restless, ;infixed in principles and place:; In power unpleased, iinvotient of disgrace. Printed fur Henry Colburn, sc, Conduit-titrcer, Hanover- Square. EAST INDIA. HOUSE, May 291 1816. rilllß COURT of DIRUCTORS of the UNIT ED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of. 'ENGIb t AND TRADING to the EAST' INDIES, do hereby give Noticc, That a GENERAL coups of the said COMPANY will ' be held at their House, iii Leadenhall-street, on NV E:DNitS -1).17, the 12th of June next, at Eleven o'Cloc6 in the Fore , noon, for the following purposes Ist, For For the purp,.se of laying heloro the Proprietors a Re port from the Committee of nye Laws. appointed by the Ge neral Courton the 21st June last, proposing the ordaining, altering, repealing, or suspending sundry Rye Laws of the Company. And 2dly, For the purpose of laying before the Proprietors, for their approbation, a Resolution of the Court of Directors of this Day, granting to Colonel P.-kTaICIti. DRUPE, late Military Auditor-General at Fort St. George, the Sum of L.OOO, fur the reaso4thertin stated. 4AMF.S COBB, Secretary. "Ibis Day was pablished, iu sru. price &s. td. - 1I 1 17 A HEN :%11t1). or Lightelin Hundred and Slicteen. A Satirical Poem. By the, AUTHOR. of "'All the `nilents." • rriutcd'for Heury Colburn, 00, Comluit•strcet, Hanover square. This Day was' puhliOtvii. iu l vol. f2uiu., ADOLPII OUVELLE. Par M. BENJ.-MO{l'i C6NNTANT. Chez Col b urn, Li brai re, 60,Coildiiit ytreer, 1-ints,)ver-squart. This Day was published, in Three Volumes, t2mu. ED U A It ---A NATIONAL' TALE.— . Bs MISS APPLY:I'ON, . Authoress of "Private Education," &c." Printed for Henry tolburvi, '5O, Cum'oh-street, of whom linty he had, by the same Adthotesb, the &cond. Edition of " A Prutical'hystem of Private Education." Price 7s Cd., ,In a few Days will he pnblished, in One small Volume THE FLOI - 1 I ST'S TI ANA ;. , • fa the Construction of a Gay Flower. Garden ; with Ob servations on the best Method of preventing the Depreda tions of Insects, &o. • By the Authoress of " Botanical Dblogues ' " and . " Sketcher of the Physiology of Vegetable Life." Printed for Henry Collinvn, 60, Conduit-street, Hanover square. CONTRACTS FOR COALS AND, CANDLE,. Commissary in Chief's Office, Great George street, London, May 27, 1816. WANTED for the liarracl9 in .the under mentioned Counties in South Britain, for the Bar• racks in North ,Britain, and in the Islands of Guernsey, and Alderney, such Quantities of COALSand CANDLES as relay from time to time be required by the respective Barrack- Masters from the time being. The Deliveries to commence as soon after the 25th June next, as the respective Barrack-Masters altall require, and to continue nntit the 24th Jttne following. Proposals fur supplying Coals, made: seperately for each County in South Britain, the whole of the Barracks in North 13rit sin, and likeOse for those in the Three Islands of Guern. sey, Jersey, ati/l -Alderney, sealed n p and marked "'render for Coats," will be teceived at this Ohice until Twelve n'eloch en Wednesday the 12th of June; the Parties tender• observing, that in those Counties where both Sea and Inland Coals are used, the Proposal must particularly express the Price of each description. Proposals Tor_ supplying Candles, sealed up and marled Tender lot Candles," will be received until Twelve o'clock o n Frieay the tatis of June; but no Proposal, either for Coats or Caudles, wilt be noticed, unless made on or annexed to a Printed Particular, and the Prices inserted in words 41engt h; nor unless a Letter be subjuined to such Proposal front Two persoii of known property, exgaging to become bound with the Party setidering in time sum expressed in the Particulars; fur the duepirforulance of the Contract. If Tenders are sent by post, the postage insist be pail. Particulars of the Contracts may he had' on application at this Office, between the hours of Eleven' and Five; to Deputy Commissary General young, Ediiiburgh ; Deputy Cituntissary General Coope, Guernsey ; and Deputy Commis. sati-Gerteral Wright, Jersey. COUNTIES. Berks, Cheater, Cornwall Cuu►herlar►d, Peron, Dorset, Durham, Essex, Ha►tiirs, Isle of Wight, Isle of Man, Kent, Lancaster,. Midtilviex, Norfolk, Northampton, Nottingham, Suffolk, Soucy, Sussex, Warwick, York, North Britain, Wands of Guernsey, Jcrsoys and Altlernry.l VALUABLE AND INI'gRESTING PUi3LICATION. putill.hing in Monthly Parts, price 4s. or In Weekly Nutithers, L. euzli, (elegantly embellished with numerous jut., 114 OBEitTS()N'S'EIISTOR' of ALI, NA- TioNs ; or, NEW UNIVERSAL HISTORY Con takittingttc,yaqui on I correct account of the Origin, Progress, and piesent Condition of eeery-Nation in: the _World ; their Vortus of tiovettotteiit, Laws, Religions , M anners and Cus toms, Arts, Sciences, Tratle, and Commerce; together with Ih ' ir Geography. Chronology, Antigaites, Cociasities of Na tive anti .Irt; and the Biography- of the most illustrious thar.cters in Aueient and Niti!letti Ilistcirti. TUis t rwly valuable Work, forming 4 Quarto Volumes, (in VD Parts, or t2O Nuothers,) tact greateAt fund of usetto ktioivirtlge tti he met with in tiny book ever published. It is, itt trot ti, w,,rk which !to who has either i ♦eictire ot.iilelitottion to read. tight in by 'without. Sillti HL 267, , Strawl, and way be had of every llookseller in CATON ON THE VENEREAL DISEAsE AND ITS CONSE4UENCE.s. This Day was published, A New Edition, price ss. illustrated with Cases, A PRACTICAL TREATIS6 on the MB VENTION and CURE of the VE'-'4EREAL DISE.-VSE, exhihiting the character, symptoms, and treatment of the toleasesiftnne(tiatetyor remotely connected with it; ooutaiaing ObtareatiMis uit Gleet, Stricture, 11Iucal Discharges, the ,use of the Caustic and common Bungle, Cutaneous Eruptions, imagiaary Venereal Diseasos, Debility general or local, the 'Pheitry of Generation, ac. &e. comprising an idemontary Worts fur Students, and a guicle to the general reader 1 in terspersed with select Prescriptions, applicable to each divi . sr . ,.on of the discs e.• By 'r. M. CATON', Surgeon, No. In, Stanhope-street, Newca.stle 7 street, Strand ; liste of ill,: United Hospitals of St. Thnitniv'satid Guy's. Printed for Messrs.:Sherwood and Co. W, Paternoster-row, Loudon. ' MR. LYNCH, a West havitig devoted several years to the study of the real efrect of his VEGETABLE and BOTANICAL DECOCTION, in the vt" c to he useful to his fellow creatures in tile following Diseases, has the hollow to address them with a confidence grounded' upon the certainty of' curing them er Debil,ty of Stomach, procuring a good-Digestion, and purifying this Blood. This Decoction is liltewise an immediate Cure for Spasms, Bilious (:omplaints,and Nervous HeAtl- Ache ; in short, it strengthens the whole system. Gentlemen who feel the ill edects of a superabundance of Wine, will be relieved b) taking a glass of the Decoctkolr fa.sting, and in an hour utter he restored to perfect health, and able to Pkttetiii their usual occupation* it niay_he given toe child a month old without any danger.' ' This Medicine is prepared only by .1. Lyitch, Prince's- .place, 13utie.street, tit..laitirs's.—All [Jitters to he post-paid. Price Is. 6d. per,pint, and Opening Itiedieine 45. ed. MATItI MON V. EOPLE of every tank ply adoration to the shrine of Wedlock; hut, Oboe the Constitution has been tainted by disease,, or debilitated by a certain habit, . contracted at an early age, a reouvation of 'stability previous to entering that state is indispensably requisite to revive the ;lumbering sparks al life, and to reanimate the system. Fur no disorders have contributed more essentially to destroy Hymeneal happiness than those which are the consequences of unguarded pleasure. It Was this eonsidtration which lm diced Messrs. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons of eminence and high prnfessional attainments, Members of the Royal Col leges of London and Edinburgh, to present to the.Pottlic the result of thirty years experience in the Core of Venereal Complaints, and thew Debilities and Deficiencies which not utiftequently prevent'or indtitter the mitrimonial state. In the various gradations, front recent iniection to confirmed Liars, their treatment: commands very often a speedy, and always,a radical Cure. In dubious cases, their long and well arranged experiencegives them a proMptitude of tiecision that secures the Patient from being inereurialized onttif bit ex- vi . istence, or haring his cons t it ution undermined, and the tai larinmple tkestroyed by a latent, hut insidious diseave, ut a blind and 14a1 confidence in shallow. Pi etoiders. in Nor rout Diseases, 'Vascular R e l a xation, and Many of the Or gans, arising front excesSive intinigetice, insalubrious cli mates, or solitary sensuality, their practice sieve new life end energy to the system, even in cases which 'are I.l..iging int ;le spair. Strictures and othei derangements of the ref a, they remove in a utild and effectual manlier. Slight and re volt cases of Venereal: infection are aured in the short petlod of two days. To the Female Sex it will be consolatory to know that they may lie cured of those Debilities:which defeat eonceptifin,. and sap the . foundation of Connubial felicity. Patients treated with candour, deltcaoy, and inviolable, .se ercsy. Messrs. Ciyri e and Co. way be consulted every day, at their house, 107, Hatton-garden,—Letteis from the Country, 'stating minutely the case, Mode of living, Sze. and enclosing a Remittance Inc Adviee and Medicines, will be treated OW studious attention.— N 0.10 7/ Hatton-gardens slow fin.te, ,ttt younger, of Elyyin the said Isle,,Gentle . Own, being duty sworn, saitn, that he was on horseback, sail a spectator of what . pasted opposite the George Poli tic-house, in the said tow', of Liitleport, On the even- WI of ,Friday last, the ¢ , llh, iustuut, - where'dirre great riat and disturbance t• That there wis a large web but b within and Witlioat the house, and that several of the rioters were armed w!th Ktlas and other offensive and ti.togerous weapoiot : That Sir Hear). Bate Dudley, atm tohled by souse horse soldiers belonging to the First lte giment of Royal_ Dragoons, was there, ost:it:mooring tO anell the riot That the deceased bad' been tai en prim sours . . by,the 11140111, one of whom, was eudeavourin; to -Asity-tist 'deceased to the ic/t i oamong others. of the t's•hm tiers, who had also been taken prisoners, and that on the deceased'* endeavouriug to b,reak away, out of the Dragoons fired at him, and killed Wiz on ttie spot 'That the rioters were very violent and insulting lawsuits, the soldiers, brandisning their arms and weepoos at them, and'settting them at defiance. .101 IN jou. Jons SIMMONS, a private soldier in his Majesty's First Ite giment of Royal Dragoons, being duly sworn, saith, that ou Friday lust, the 2,3tisinstadt, a detachment of soldiers . 'belongiug to his said regiment, consisting of one Serjeant, one corporal, and fifteen pi ivates, commanded by Captain Methucu, and headed by a Gentleman Who, as this Depo nent was informed and helieres, is a Magistrate for the Isle of .11y, and whose county:as this . Deponeut hath also been informed, is Sir Henry Bate Dudley, pisrotiet, marched into the said town of 'Littleport aforesaid, wherethere was a great riot and disturomiee—'Ttiat this Deponent was one of the said detachinant,-That the soldiers (by the direction of the said Sir lleyty Dimity) surrounded the George Public-house in 'Little ' port ifovesaia, where there was a-large moth assembled, both within and without the haute—That the Mali Wei e armed with guns, iron bai s, bludgeons, and edict of. f4tii:rt and dangerous weaponi—That one of the rioter* tired a gun from the window Of the r‘aid and WOUMICii a private of the said dctachnictit, named Wanalleet- - Anuther of the said rioters came up' to this Dar. itetit s . kitit a large, bltrigrott, with which he struck this Derinient's poise on the head, and knocked bins doisto---That atioilier of the will ribtere stritott, tint horse of the Serjeant of tint' raid detio.;bnieut with tut iron bar, and cut him ore tireluee—That several 01 toe tuob 'intuited the suluicrs, ulersiscina' and 'defying them, and sa)itig that they would at soon die is bet Sir IleurY Lu te ta ut o q . Lail a p.11,1:1' in his . hand, wineh' he read aloud (mid which this Deputtoitt undo-stood was a Pratilaniatiod for the mob . to disperse)--'That die de ceateu was A vevy active rioteri and had been made a prissmar,,and that William Porter, a private soldier of the Said detachment, was endeavouring t i e secure hint, to turn him to the left amoog others of the said rioters who bad been taken prisoners i but that the dmieased re sisted, and struck the carbine of the said Pot ' ter, and entiearoured to make his escape t anti that • tbetittliou the said William Porter shut lii2l died. • The mark PI of JOHN S/AIMONS. Ail the foregoing Depositions were severally taken and sworn before we On the day and year, and at the plage tirst before written. li. it. EVANS, a Coroner. We keve ranch satisfaction in stating, Ora no syniptours.ot riotous proceedings haVe taikeu I:love iu tliia town, nor in any, parts of the county, the isle of toly excepted.—Nititly of the inhabitants of this town hake been stvoirl in as special con stable, but there is no expectation otitheir services being required,—(Cc4mbridge'Citranicle.) NAVAL NEWS. ,Tsalc,fln, MAY 30 . . T Artived the Abeona trnusport from Malta. Put in, and is placed 1111. d e r qua r an ti n e, the Swift, ToncEiLY„ from Mcs sina and Gitkroltar.—Wind S.W. DEAL, MAY 30.—Arrived, anti !mike" for the River, the BOdtlingtol), STHANIAiIIt. from St. Vincent's; Jane, ELY ' , from Demerara. Came down from the River, end remain, the Recovery, lit , ..‘coN, tor the SOIIII3 Seas ; his Mikity's ship Leander fur. Portsmouth ; Angcrst, in, RontNsoN, for Madeira, and sailed.— Wind S.W. Cowns; NIA?' 30.—Ctitne in the iinssinn brig Stepluo(l4l, lkotinti to Sr. rettri. burgh; anti in Su, leaky a state, that site mutt unload. TIIE MARKETS. Coati-rACHANOB - MAY 31.—We bad tint few fresh arrivals this morning ; but plenty left over for the demand ; the sale of Wheat was very Iletavy at a.rettuctitm of 2s. per quarw Oats are also ts. lower ; liarley_and Malt is dull ; Peas anti Beans . there is no alteration. Fnreign Wheat - 7011. Fine ditto - - FKr. --S. Englizth Wheat - 645. 74%. Fitie ditto - - ges. --s. Fine Grey Pease - Tick lkans - 30#. 374. Old ditto —s. Small Tick liean 355. 40i. itye -30 s. 345. Fine ditto - Sits. —s. Itxr!ey - - , 249.42F.16. rtio' ditto - 345. Matt Fitie ditto , 65i. Old ditto - - —s. Feed Mt* 2011. Vas. Fine ditto - - 24,. 904. Poland ditto - 4 2tts. Fine ditto - - 259. 28Jit Votatiie ditto - -33 J. iiitePoast (boilers) 40s. 42i. Fine ditto - 445. ---s. GieN Peary SQs Rape Seed 1291. ail. per Wit. Fine Flour -70 s. lbs. Seconds 655. TOi., &MITI:FULD, MAY . 31...-This day's Market bad ant a good. supply of the various kinds of Cattl#: Lamb was cheaper Beef, Mutton, Veal, and Pork, sold'at last prices) rind the true in general was somewhat Oat. The sales in the iLay raarket were nut lively; Hay Arid Clover tare dropped }rice; SttaYi fstelied last price,.