The Sun. — London, England, 1801-05-04 00:00:00

i ... - • . • , , - N - ""Ak L t s ru; ‘ , NEWS. 7 , k . . utlf :40it • z. Non ill; I.npet;:ritt tarkmiur iricknitat. Sed rxiui ir.rte cp i togibt - I;aiVDON GAZETTE,•Mkp . a,. ISot. .. _ -• • - • • • Atuf;rally-Osce," 11111r . y 4 2; 1801. • • Ih t , .; 11 ,' fa L erm ~ iro.t vzourab7e 0 ditanr,Ctrth.• . `` . .(711;i,Zi114;1 of &c. to Ertiev Arel e an., , dittzgvjilrishant, 24. th dAr.if t -.li;Tvai• c:corr.! - . . . I have enclosed' 'Letters frtsm off'-the Naiad, and * from Cfaptaio:Cooke., OrifiefKlife: a nd' also a 'Copy of a Letttr-lfrouvq4tain Ile . whouse, of the Megit-mi, tesptaipg sgcue Spaniskt.' slseis he . 4stroy;d off. Ferkol,;,,liq..4so.i•c-tootc tVest Indian Ship, hut did nit give me the „ . • I vim, &c. . . . W..v.:CORNWALLIS,_ silt, Naiad, at Sea, to I. zcicidge a Cilpy of a'Leiterfrom Captain C9pkr, MrlieSq's ShiprAinethYSti eglii4/5,:a0. a. count of her having captured 'a SpantshYrivateei. I have the'lltitlor to be, &c. &c. W. 11. RICKEtTS. Ylairiu4bk''Adat;ra 6rireverifit, • ' , Vt.: 'fgt. fgt.: - - • it R, - Amifkjg, at S/h e LLtreb t 7. aotr: . . ~ ••I:lia4-Ase.nerinaint yobethan-in executing-. your . ir,tra6i.ions of the .I;th instant, on the evening,of the 1601, I fell in_ with and captured the Nosna Signora del Carmen, a Spanish Schooner - Privateer, Mounting six guns,.and hawing on board Sixty-five- Men, sailed, from Riga the preeettiog' Evening, bound on a Cru_ize ; as she did not appear to me to he fit for His ;IVlalesty'S . Service, I *destroyed her --,' and have the 1100 i to iernoin, Sir, &c. - .. • . -- -• ' • 101-IN-COORE. X. 11. 12ic,Z4.-lls, Es7.6 4 .llltithz.V - . Hii - 41fajest_y's Ship Naiad • .-- -.' - , 1'..),`. !T . ) ••: , : , e.- , .;5 -Len" ,• - _ ' . ~ s I it, ~ ~I,l l . l,,ekiera, at s ea, Apra 2,1, .t Sot. ." 1 ' xx.,.. i f ißif e*eDeVi‘or t's.li,c494int .you, that the BotS b • 10.,14 - 344tg,,s .Ship..unclei my Coalman& cap tured, on r .theiBth ultimo, in a calm, close in with the Land to the Northward of the entrance of Fer rol, (to which place they .. were bound, and had iaii ed from Bilboa,) the Spanish Vessels as per Mar gin* ;'fitCcling then in a stare unfit . iii . L..ep the Sea, I fudged it prudent td destroy them. - ' '. I Ittii, - &c. &c. &c. , . .. ~ .:.. . ~ . 'JOHN NEW.LidtigE. t,;e Ilattbitrahlh. frigiaeit:Cio'n4vallit, - -.•'-: ~ ,' Ad Nitial g the - B 1 .t4,..r C. E& - c. eSe. . '. . . : ~. ~ :id' ..,,tlextl7: , c,fr , ,i;4 f igi o tls t)rii i4 , s::l l , 2 h d s ert .tisl cA ci, i't , h i c ,. etiar. t:s6s. of l' o tcliill .ad,;rlsvi , . .tm, a nd calavrces. h.. „. er .' Nuttreiali!den with C7ratn, armei *rah Swivrls all -‘: • Aiu3ketsi, ..:-.• •• - -;• •` ,:. • '' ! , , -9' '," u,tY.'r-r S i , cf s I'M . ~ ).. ' ,‘I - gefrq . 31 r 861; Le y t infi-.o*,LiWevant -William ShephitirA. :: e; ( , ... 11;4 -itt44 tv.! e.. Cut ti r el., -P; si• ni r p ~ to et 15,,,,, 14' ifi eau ~ . Eti.' - ztird 'of the : Isle Mob ta , 0 5-s d if .A f cis° eh , 18,0 it : ... - . •.. ; -. • .. : . .- A usti gitlittil ..fhe. Honer to :send yoU'a Copy. ikt* -- -Letter of this,day to CaPtain i gickett, of tiregajestvs Sleep tA Corso i ..-,,,-3•4lticiis'ili.o Honor to be, -Sir; ,ik...Akt.•.'gre, ' • • ~- •-• %-- ; . " ' ''. W: 81 - IEPHEARD . - - • : • - - ..-r,gmy, of the Isle NO lata , ' _op . ,. . . . ~, March Is,. 18?1. ~ 1-have the Honor ~ , te. . adguaint you, _that dtis 1,40,4iing, ; at half past .51,x, off the North .End.of the Islir-Loimo,..•we'chaced a Trab:tccolo,. which anchor ed near the. Isle IVlolata ..t'hal i f past eight, lio-ia.teel Fienat 'Colours . ; and struck. them. 0;; my fiiing.one sliaf,), s lid . , . Loves to : ;Li. the frenCh Privateer VilAq . 1064 ,,,,..,,'ded by Vrancisco,Prttni, piOunt., j i ~,,.. . *p l unders and two ?ix..-potinders, brass . 9.4' no btejt..four Men, frOm s 0 -Ineo pa -one day, 4 .. 6 Itni IF R I-la..capture. . .. ; ~. - • a . • .. - :,i 21 4144 ave the Honor to be, qte.4.c... &c. 1 _111t045:11 1.;- . ~ • .W. 41{E. PHE-ARD*,,.', G a ta u g•Ridertt, Et Corso. - •-••-• -.- - - . . .. PLYMOUTH', MAY 2. A l ottv L' linNiartalite ° and i'o;Ythrt rrignMs., and' Dasher Slone of Way, ftofn a CruiZe ; and the Redligheif Capt. jokiratsEN, from Granville, with o ysters. Sailed the of . 74 zuns, Fis:trthl and . L' • • 747) . ?tithe Frigates, and to ; , join „ the-Channel sleet..p Arrived La lots French. Brig Tp4,apatc4ir,,4?f, 1 8 cgpfatc-ci ley l'ithmitrfara State to: the Westward ; also of I br'ass 4,-pciunclors, y.:ith :66 .men; c r_ tured on .rhe Ist inst,:off. Chet:bon, after havitig attilea.from the latter harbour six hours," arid lrati not.magea.iy ciTtaro.• - • - Arrived the Brig 11te5ffet, of . barttrrouth,')Weil with)foit,,&c. from.Lisbem, captured_ three.,v.;ee4c,s . PriVateer,, arid . re -tilt - en by , EIS Ni s 4 u . 1. 4 1' irIkORTSMOUTH) MAY 7: r# 'His Majesty's . Cutter Rose, Lieliti RicHARDsoN; from Marcou ;; amt. Eagle, C H Ask, from - Corki YARMOUTH, M4Y 3. ARRIVED the Earl of Leicriter Packet' s . Taot.tr‘, cON, from Cuxhaven. Sin e:cl' the Kin- qtop, FL - T lc, Prince at °Pelage, Psi!) c;s, Pr;nre of Sirirog, and IXstama,. Packets, to Cuxhaven, Arri;reA tike follocring the Command cf Admiral Di C 0 * - N :--r-Piltlo,is of Orangii - Man- Aslistanti,'Agincour:, reid; and Afinti'irss; the .4rifcLe Sloop; and Phanix and . Hazaideuti ter3t Last night arrired the - Ao•ro , to Slo6p, and - this morning a Gan-brig, both from the Baltic. • Arrived the SuirretSloop from 'Leith, and S/c.. • - :tultitor Lugger froth - a Cruize. . . SkEERNESS, MAY 3. YEcrtßbAl' sailed the Ranger . Skialitnof Capt. LIT - iEj : l Mt the SA - finger, Slthrtyitig:Veio , sel, - for Yarm' otitli. • ttaf.l et.ryls3 •The . Mifrirttin-bfig was talcn • Thii day► sailed 'the Mary hired Cutter, Lieut. goiii*, on a Cruize. - DOVER, MAY E. Flag cf Truce arrived this morning, with Mr. MALLET the Messenger, and has brought Paris kers to the 3oth ult. The 411.miteur does not coritain a word respelling Egypt. DEAL, MAY • - His Majc3ty's sloop Bascolie arr iv ed yesterday from a Craize, and sailed this morning to the "%re t ward, flaring under convoy the Set:horse and Drisey Transports, . . . bound to Vinorca, The, Surprize, of 32 guns, Capt.LAROCHE and the',A-on - pte, of 20 gOns, with 31 sail from Jamaica, arrived.atCrookhaven (Ireland) on the 2.4. th April. Three of the Fleet proceeded up St. ciorge'Ls,V.Aap nel. The Lo/Ns, W.A.Ltaa.,,one of the Fieet is e rirea at Liverpool , and it is supposed a re c :sal!. The last accounts from Jamaitagitatedi•Litttil the Fleet would-consist of beticeetvaq4444s4ail We Imre at present no fewer than 80 §hipf ongar in the Alediterraneitn. Count Woito • Nzow, we understand, is notdis. posed again -to Undertake the fatigues of a dipla inatic situation: He will (-omit-We to reside in this Country, to which lie is greatly attached; but:an -other Aml)assatior will be appointedin his room. . The .Tidops which were.:on board the -.4frienine , and who suffered so 'ouch in the Adions with the were a. part of - a Regiment of CaValry which ILA been particularly seleeted by _BONAPARTE.— Tlvsy had served with him in his. first Campaign in Leal , and had particularly distinguished shermelves at the Battle of 4r co l e ._ Th e r e ar e scarce l y any of the TroOps - let( who- - triade that Campaign' under BtSNv PAR E ; they were chiefly sc:loaed for. the Expedition 'to Egypt, and: it 'is wtll known that the greatest part of them have perished_therC.. It is now above a month, since Mr. SaartioAN first gave notice in the Hciuse Of CoMmonS of lig intention, of bringing forward a .Motion :for the purpOSe Of c rimn,atznt His Majesty's late Ministers. He first fixed a particular day for this Question-;—he then deferred it- r7 he has .been trigre than once urged by, the . late Mini titers.. ihtinsel ves to bring- it fOr ivArd, and it is .no..t poitpcined-shie die. We do not think this condUCt -is decent towards - the Public . ; fait towards the pet-suns:Who,: it-.was pretended, were, ,to; `.be ~put upon, their trial.y#7henever the c - onelu& of these men is examined, we defy the genui4i of MiSHER7 to'make an itripression upon' the mind of any lionest or candid man, un,. favourable to their public condua. Does' he mean to Criminate them for .preserving The Country froth the.desolating - ravages of French principles, and from all the ho tors nflacobinical Rttolotion ?. For the,sutcess of Our Arms, andireriour,,acgitio-. dons in the East or :.the West Vielories of HowE;Ot ST. IN C 14T ? orph Of.buficArt, of BR 1 DPORT, -or °PAPA:AN FILM!' breaking the Northern ConfederadyvilMfoeciakOr ing Mb:area and Iliafta, and driting, Atls lgretich Out of Egy/i a 'These are perhaps. same of the feat snbjeas of tritnination against His: Majesty's late Ministers: in-the minds of some of - their oppo nents, and if to haft defeated our Enemy, and to have kept the OppOsition out Tofplare7and of power, kind' by these means to h a ve saved the •Country from ruin, be matter of critbination, the late Mini sters ate,the mcist . guilty men _who over.ondtrtook to conduit the iiffairs of this COuntry. The Opposition appear more eisconsolate and chop-fallen than ever. If their chances were - not to be improved by a change, things; they say, as well have. remained as they, were before. .. BoNAPARTE ' s health is at prespnt in a very pre_ carious state, and he is said to be ailliCied with a disorder which does not promise easily to yield to medicine.. We suppose this malady to he one of the Plagues of Ebpt. • ' An intimate friendship is said to subsist at present between the PititccE of FIESt . i and pumolmiEß. wh i! „ .ye ree9llea the, insolent conauft of the Danish Commander, on entering Hamburgh, we are tempted to consider hiin 4tia that Frenqa Nraialider as II made to esteem earh - oiher":" • r'll The 7th Dragoons on ThiffitliSV-dinilhefiE'ed their march from Worcester foriltinifoethigsalex from whence the, sth ,Regiment- 9F t ,p,citgoon4 dcred to Worcester. ...1)" an Wedniday a Division of the Maglesex ar_ rived at Worcester, on their route froM Shre‘VSbury to - Bristol, • 4 . The Monmouth. and Brecop Militia are op 'their! route in three Divisions from Briitol for Shrews bury. • The Willshire Militia hive arrived at „ . The Duke of Ittrti-Arzo; on Wednesday, lifter the.. re %I - kis' , of his ,ReiliiiWt;..7riyi:vieeito-ofife ,MiliFiaj at Ipswich, gam Soli Artiorsst• tile men, being is. 6d. enh. THE HAMSURCIT MAIL, APRL:. EX‘PRISS.) C!: the r9til the Enniisb ippeired the entrance of this Harbour, .atia senfa Friiate with a nag of Trace, and -a LC t tet in the Englikh - litfitiage to therrovernori of which the . foßowing Zra = tite contents. . .. • On bard 11 . )e anticzt, _7Bth! ittry;' 189 i, " The nanish Court having been it ddeed:to Conclude- an Arnustice; by which the UnfOitt.2ll* disputes between the Courts of Dentnark-andSt. James's have been_ a4prunlofl4l4l, and ,as J . a m di.: reed to require an ot'igi - Ot 'clegitraitOn from'tlie Court' of SwedeOPik . fiatiiie: , tol4itAntention to ad here to, 'or abandutiplitratostile_measttres . whia it has.taken , in conjutAtioß.rvith7Rusiia, - against - the rights and interests of - Great kiiain, I have the honour tO.transinit to, your tieCelleney this Letter, that I may receive in answer. a declaration-of ',dile resolution of the Court of Sweden, with respiEt'to this impoitant Objea, - and shall condua my_ futute operations according to this Answer, which I cx.: peel . t c yredeWe within 4.8 hours . : hate the-Ho n our ` to be, - • . Signed). Hvbg;rmtizEß; it C omt,uuarttcr in -CI ti British • " neet_iti the Vice- Admiral Cttoiestrwr,. Who nOiv has :the command htrei:by ordei'of his Syv v. D TIS 14 MA JE4T . '4k; who Was then at 'Malmo; ithmediately returnee} `a provisory answer, to . thefallolVin-puiport : . • " That as only a Military Oficer, he 'could not undertaike to an'slVer a question which aid not come within the paiticular circ:le'of his duty his Siis . rt stt MA j tts-rr - hxd:cleclared; that he should • . soon :m be at Corkera, and ihgt he would _ then n no-. fy to the Admiral his 'resolution:" • Yesterday 'afternopn. His Majesty arrivo. here,- and caused the following-Answer to-be transmitted to AciritiralTAß-4Eit,:by ViCe-Atintiraletioic4ll,r. tl Aost.titAtil - 10 . - •. . . . . . ISing;, o l4oni f ot . fix has coMmanded me 'to communicate toi l ypvthe . c?Thov6ing to the Letter ~w,Vch,.l had tlt,y hoitou - t ..ti‘eive from you, 'on 'die 't - - fc Cotirinced that. 'your -Excellency ~is perfetil sensible.: of the iinportaricti'ind. sacred nal %i.e.' of prornises, .whtn once made, its Majesty s cOnccives _ that the following explicit declaration. cannot Isg unexpeneclbY your Excellency: that . ."is, that . I SSVEnbH MA I ESTY ,not, fcir a inpnienr; to fu:fd, with-fidelity _and •ifleeriti:T, .The engage,. menus : he -- has eniered :into' with and that, wit Nut-any reference to the .pitical'ar.illter verition of .another Power" uittitf,o,, , ,hatei:ernan* it may -lie, and. the eireaq' can -nevelt te. 6 . 7.1.: tended-to the common interdstsor tite hithertO•Neu,.. tral Powers. - .Thils the firm, tinalterable icSoln,tion of . his Majesty. 4 Egtially; induced by ineliintion,. ortd;ly 'duty, to consider the Affairs of. his sitic*, - :M4ie - .9 ; own,: his Sat' t' visit NIAJ EST V, llow,eve r,„ *ill not refitse,lo listen ... t.o,equitable,mposajs fOLaccomtlq datint: the piesent dispute, rnad - e . by: 15epntici., futiiished with riper authority, on the part - of the , Kt -u _of E . A.r . g, to thy .L ;ea: ',`.•;oythetit . Powers. • • -.- - • LItONSTED.T, • "` Adjutant-General to his Slvedtsh Majesty • ." for tile* Fleet, and Comulandcr in oda ee 'ax CArslcroh.t.”, • • -4.. • - • Ca•lzrrasvg, tipril -23; iso k. • • To This osiver no icepty ,as .yet been rereivei frdli . the Ervith -* ' 'Our -FleCth the Forts ilil..B4tteric,. l / 4 ,, man.l the entrance of the Harbour, nnff-,ibe other, preparations for defence,_ are in . ferfedi..order-• 1 1ik Kajesty . will to-das inspea the Flcet, Els between the' two Forts. • - • - • 'A ' It 1 ' h' • d COP ENAAQAN, Ain 2:1.• Tit a Fleet. otikiiiirliTXiti: ER IS now returned from the B4ltidiieliiiq when Ole inteiligtoor frbnr At/via 'cvak 'canulatiiiktit.-- cti to Admiral ,R.ol6 4 tiwify of t!!!!.', ENtl i F ItOR to enter it an ;ipfc4illteia(namodation . ' of !I.; . f,resenr niisunereiitatAlois;;.• .'Tte.prOpcisal of Mi Li FA's - E‘ . l ?"CCI-{ liiag >ln snb.: stance; chat the rigln of search shoult4e,*Cectigniic,d' by the Noftherni:\xwers,. svith thislinlitationi. that it should not bc . ex .! rei Sed" but by plblie'shipcie war, and , ndt by Privateers 'or . tet.ters ot, tylirilue; that when vcsels - were under cOncii)i, rh f!ea'rch'sholiltl, take pl ; Le.inuantrr, and in presence of ate Officer ter other person ileputeci by Abe escort upoti investigation -of papers, &c;. it Ivas thought justigabk to stop alia det ain.. a , fessei,- there,dfshanla notifiedby the captor. to.thc essort. ;; , Lastly, it W_li proposed tht it shaul.i . amipable;mgotiation to ascertain 'and 4 . what .ai, ks. tic should , becOniiile rcd c6ptrabancl'o4i-war. The.Pleet of Admit - 111 D cssot is' in sigilt is the Cattegat„. Yesterday an English Courier ar rived here.—He s brouilit Di'spatche; to our GOVertl mm e, and otrieis to •Ailmir . .tl PtatkEit, which 'were immediately sent off" to the latter.. • - ANOTHER LETTER) SAMEnIOA.TEi The Englifih Flea . havAng been come nii with by the swift "sailing' LiVet-whi:h coriieci an. (Aker Ambastador,- . M. LasAkEw urz, t iluAkiniitabtuaKEß l haS now re-, turned from ilsatltie:. inasgreater parr of it has shice - yesterday fain in the Bar of 1..1%e , ti, seine Ships have to-clay sailed Sound", ST. PETERSBURCH,Arau to. Tiii folibtving is am .11g the Ukases,, that c tafely it It is orilerecr by Us,: that the Sailors Nl2'sters that were taken from tho's:qerai li4ll.,sltips,in a state of :"..3evestration, at:ti Oui rYotninion - ., 'shanr, Yet at liberty, arks %argftiliy `contit34vd to the seveial I) ,, rt* from whetice-lhey were taken," Ie ft . c - Ts-39 . 11-47 1p p° ire I " As We wish to affor.l 0;1)- Ciithful BAjea s a n meads ofexterging their Traje,vitich is the sourc e of prosperity, :is' well . fdr the Sz.+ze..;is 'I v idual We ofet I:itlierto made against the ExportatiotiOrgarn dlall.bizrenioyed ;• anal We permit the E-xportation-Of all - kinds of Grain, tonformiaily to ttie princi , ,leis-r the Tariiiftof i (signed);: . of ALExA.NPInki" ELSINEtTR; APRIL 25. tE IS a report.that a ve`tir,S . e . l - -ti l / 4 . attion taken place in the Baltk, between a SwedA . Engiish Fyi:;;lte. • 'Hie last Post from Norway hints the accounti—" Captain from Copentrac;.4:. on his return fruni.the ta4t wiis taken .byian English ; however, rose orOlte - Engii,h, retook the' Ship,- and carritd itito Staq;it MADRID: MA:‘ c=c _3r. .M . , . .E:Head.quarters otir.ll..r:ty :at at lid, and 'the plan of the' Campaign against Porn_ gal z i.s.4ettle4 C V ! ho •4s lidem here some days. The Pc ince of;Peace is preparing" for hi depazt t ire, but - (lik-: - Canipaitrn will not . oreu before the arrival oi F i rem.li A-3%4. 'l.-HANIEURtaI, Azier; 2S IT P et - 4 t s^""l34pi"6 a., . Co Q ,adcTirc . Qentiany;:si?rill'lncrt Lc, en:ctrektlxin tkil :1 1 1..liorcig i`p Troops shall-,have from the'Cotry:- try, to prevent' every irripid- i 'Ycr Military inter- , ferendc; - • OPER.4: • • A • new serious Oper2, • entitled 2 ilf:dli7r Clee t tatca,. crformed the figs on Thi'lrs.. dity. last, for the Beneat 01.5 , i-gnnr.t . it so well rectiVed- ori thirt i;:at 3:7 bn' Sakurcl-ay with - egleir composes :I`iy •13 r.A.114 • ; t.:l ri cql-,tl .k!ik , other ,Wetks-, bpt it is. asp The tvhoic 'a Cornpbstricin the. .; - ..the Aceon*. nitneati, are seievtise •lytt in I*,±n:- - tar. t do,forciSli..... 77c.sz,' rtto u;:ts well suflportel btu B;tx'rt-, ' : NON!, that. it .was - etico.rel. tc; A • • Airs was yery• .tinit"Aal "- , •kret f;ta:)'-'f..1.11y: iilustrate.tlie Poc...ts idea 16;i4 1,;.a:7.1.77 - The A , ltlLor • sec ret ltolfy driklidivn . to hi 'for he: has rnl46 .:44mtitsrif.. •C/eqa"triz it bias • !tit -,11111130)CLI. that~.riie '.gl prt:tai Qtrewn . • tria the force of her :charts u~iorr'him in compassiobate thi'Arat 14th_ pry for Cleopatra, - and tentkry.-plgad_tii ih.t - Avour of her. depai OR ivoufo;; : hu - er ,-.. ,41 - Ijv -task to folloW - history, and ttierefore' the • 011erZttit _ :Poet* has. it iseli.•ex4reikl.l . A new Pi vertis.emeot brought fafward at Ilia.: end -of :the 'etillciiidea; by „D,'l , :al; entitled Del . cZnatret M:tiz'tts, iliac trio Comp9ser- by ; thi3 title means' the:Aur Quarters of ,1114..rt00r/1-,,,Wiikh were: tyliA . fied by:ar . tnat~y grist: s, .:,with - appropriate-hanners. This divertisementis-li . pretty lithe I;ailet., adin;Waly Dina Lo r e. ROSE, LAnoitts,-liis and I-Ini,tosa ERG, tI..ICSE ER G ed Seem •to'li.• - the 'chief: favottri , tei and W:t'i VCry 211 . t}Cli rVEry \yea The entertainments_ of .the 06t . 1' cited, grelz tpplatise. it Yte'4'fcruse WAS crowded with - -fa'sbiun'an,l , . beauty. _ •..,. . We in:being ebablecl.to- thatx the Corn Exchange thi4 mr. t2 ing, the pr'xes ()filet kinds cf Pritin e xpe deuced-a very. conticivraiie_ duaion. • • " ' . .• • - The impartation ot, Wheat during tilt last viteek; coraprised 15 ) . 16 . 3 quarters, of Rye 384 t, 5 , 00 ,7 trod 9 - t . Oats about i t.,000 tfatirtsrs; there were likewise t2,ol3,ewt.pfßicc from' Ch4rleston, and about4;o9 cwt. of Flour frci.in New York, - &c.' The pripl - of!.ail kind of Grain has during. tve;:k,.explienc:cci a further..redot.lion; Wheat do. ing the INT.dnth has fallen on the average 4cs. per uarterA•e*: - .:36-,.4iartey -3o!, Uit's 28s. per quat. ter, katillourl29s. per sack; and we are warranted, by• sicno...vlide 'of: the extruordintity7hords of .Grain thenCociritry, the . large - Supplies" hourly ar • riving anti expo twit from 'America and the North, and the imeontinon-promiiei of the coming Crop, to, anticipatC, 4..corsiderably. greitter declension of • • ' prices. AtCanterbury Flout has fallen to& - per sack, arid Magiftrafeiron Wednesday lowered the price of the quartern loaf three halfpence, n.tmely, to Is: fitt. At-Chuhnsfo,rd it has Leen fixed at xs. 6.1.-; and at Norwich three ounces to; e been added to the weight of the Steil Lr, Loaf ' •= • The avt4aze trrice of Sugar, rovnrutPci frotil fhe retut:nl made to? 91.h' day of, April t Sol "is *.StitAmy..7;Ase Shiiiikgs and Tsve ;mg re-r_ s htkn,lr,c4,.‘y . eight. le?s Market : _ 7 1 . 1&;,„''April - i:fre,7l+l 3i , s;flS(l. to-425. or r. .13esday, 29, - 5 ;fr-,,.rp 't4) , 376. od: i iv, - 'May {Milt 32; 6J. v 42,3%, The remains of die Tate Ac tt#iral Goom?tv4 agrecahle to hi; will, were la . st Iveekyikupportet.tto the grto•t by Six old Fleimcn, by yl ) c - . yyoung.niaids : to eac.:ll of I;ihouihe'bad: 4tvral, ope guinea. . . • Coach betweeri Sitefsield , was ca cA)nlrritnce running on S2turday. • MdtzpAil, of :the s,gth Regilnent i on Thurtti'ay, for a wager of 100 lui•lems ; engaged to ;1 his Ecrst f-orn .Leicesrcr to -N:utingiu,rn, , a a Re; ,o - tllir _c'ioore lidaatid - fdrty rainutes f anti complerea hi, journey with apparent ease iii nine.ty-righ: minutes.