The Sun. — London, England, 1801-06-09 00:00:00

T E SUN. *6OO, SOLEM QUIS DICERS ra.LSUM AUDEAT ? LONDON, JUNE g, iBor. LAST night the Il.mburgl Mail due on Sunday reached Town. It. brings us the. satisfanory in telligence that Sweden, following the example Ruzs;a and Denmark, has taken ofr the Embargo . front Eng Shipping, and restortd the Commerce . bet Ween this Country and that , to its former state. Our Readers will see under the head of iiambargh Mail, the Royal Ordinance for this purpose.— So sincere teems the Emperor M.D. XANDE R. in his renewal of the iris:n(lly relations with this Court', try, that hL 1,, - .:s-(u., l ,2rLd all the British Ships in the Harbours of his Dominion:. to be repaired at his own expcnce. Ey the last accounts froni the British Fleet in the Baltic, it was off 71"r,irnenu1Ja 1 e, two leagues 'from Rosticl, for the purpose of taking in provisions. Admiral. Lord NELSON bad gone MLitt: at that place, ;mid the acclamations of an immense crowd of spedators, who had'conic down to view the tish Fleet. Yesterday, as we stated, his Royal flighness the PRINCE Of WALES reVieWeil 'his 0 W 11. Regiment, the loth Light Dragoons, on , Ashford Common. Tits 'MAJESTY, with the QUEEN and PRINCESSES, having gone from Kew to Windsor, took Ashford Common i in their Way, and though it was not ex peaed that s l-lis MAJESTY would in person review the Pediment, he was pleased to mount a horse, and he a spedator of their manctuvres, which they went througli very highly to the KING'S satisfaCtion and that' of eery Officer present. Yesterday the ROYAL FAISTLY, after the Re view, dined at Kew-Palace. . It is nor true, as asLerted in a Paper of yesterday, that, Marquis CORNWALLIS Was re-called from rrel::nd.. His Lordship immediately intimated a desire to return to this Country, when he heard of the chauge that was about to take Atce in the Ad ministration, and that those friends-with tvhttm he had atways most cordially acted were about to` retire. Very little unz:asine , ls was, entertained in Por tugal on the subjeta Of the Spanish irruption,, as the Portugue?,e,Arnv consisted of 40,p00 men; and if we may Hive credit to report, there was still ano thettrw: for confidence pn the part of the. Portu. gue . ze C %eminent. 'I he I... 4 'mperor AL F, X ANDF • WI,IOCC t; ' ti . Wisitom and moderation of chara6ter justify L, in believing every instance' that is ad _ _ ducted, of those `quMititis, is said to have signified to the C;)utt of Spain, that he sho:ild hold it region., 'sii)le to him for 'ii the conisquenees of its present Pggrthion. Jr is earnestly to be !I..Ted, that the e)4.rtions of-the. Pottugneze will rend-,-r an appeal, to .any Foreign Anthority'unnecesty on their part. Yesterday the Margais 'of DoNEcq+.t. appeared before' Mr, Foito, ar;tl entered into security to kzep the I:eace tt against Sir I IAkY VAN ETEMPEtiT, lliithelf in 50c , 01. and two Streties in 25001. 6CII. Lord Roi,F:itir MAN'NERs, a Captain in the loth P,.cirnent of Light Dr . agoonsc during the Review 'yesterday- on 1-1 , ...hf0rd Common, in the grarul charge rt~a:l hythe , legintent, hv - his' horse falling. with was mieh, burr. 'the Dutchess of RtITI,AND LOrdShip'S'inother) left Town last night, to see her son. •. ' .The Doke of NORFOLK arrived at Edinburgh on Wedne , .day last. - • Lieuftn;:nt-Colonel JAMES lciMPT,' Secretary to the late Sir RALPII EfteltoMßY, is appointi!d Se oretary to Genoral IluTcHtNsoti; it was• one of the last aetions of Sir RAL,p,I3 A;Eack-OMBY'S.lifc, to recommend his Secretary, whom lie highly valued, to his successor... The Magb.t.ttes and Coundi of Edinburgh have resolved, that a Montuvnt in honour of the late General Sir RAr.rtt ABERCROMVI- shall be placed on the %vall of the Iligh Church. They at the same time authorized a collection to he made in all the 'churches altd.c.hapels of that City, orr Sunday the 7th,of June,- towards a fund for aabrding relief to the Widows, wives, and .orphans of the soldiers, sailors, and marines, killed or wounded in Egypt: , The first derachnent of the Berkihire Militia, on their way to W.ymouth, where they_are to be encamped, , marched, into Poole on Saturday : they were followcd - yesterday by another detachment of the same gegiment. The Greys, it is supposed, will march from Poole kr Weymouth in the course of the present week. tsas Insl o week given out in orders to the Mi. litia Regiments stationed in Stiscex, to hold them_ selhs ire readiness for the formation of flying en. cainvotentss at an Iwur's natic‘% t%relloncy ti:e'LetßD LI ETITENANT of IRE • I, has 1Y.:CII to,malce the following Ap. rointments, i 7,. I)L , N.ons,. being the Senior General 0 ffii.cr NI the Shill of that EsiatiEshment, is appoint‘44 to tt.ke the Cc:nunand of His Majesty'. I'C/if:CS in 'rota:ld, until ittrtha T o 20 -..d, , e.Carrp "o'His EXcellaty lii Ord;rtary.--!Fx RE, of the 9th Cart. of the. zd Regitrient, Extr, L ordio,:rv - -L;fit. txtd L . LNDS A.?, of the 2.oth Liyht D rago ,„ ;. c pt, ~ ,r 1;c; ;4, 01 the 934 Re:gin : nut, caryi. SUT Y, G. tle tit GUitrdS. Capt. frIOMI , ESCII, Of the fisth. ' • Stip'ernuto,.r:-kry-- Col. CHAR t.rs MIDONNELL. The flor . Cwt. V RO4V,T>tat root. Cornet DAs WOOD, d WI Life Guards. It is a Singular q, that the house of Mr. Blaker, a very respei`..talyle farmer' at Portslade, in Sussex, Wholms eleven or twelve children of mature age, and was I.;mseif born on tilt'. premises, has been ex crept from the isitation of death, for the last forty years 1 .-- - , . 14 P 1.1 l'Z'• -..tt , 1 . • c: r...:** • - ',..." - `54/ 4. ' , ' -. 5,. 4 ..:'. -• Ni, 1(A L ' --- 4‘' , .c : - (:( 4/' 'NE IV S . k. .... - t: ,• ' ..., , „ cy , ~ I , 1 f ..., 4 .„) 0 •-., •S. . , '''' ' l4 („''''' .. \ ....." , 0, . , . 4.4' , . • . ...7 ":„70.c'tr. impr,i:;rn firlr servuntgor Ixitiratent, Std milli lorte datron. 7"*- PORTS .1119L/Tii, juisit 8; i'.I"SED by the Isle of Wight this evening, for the'Downs, the Coromandel, Capt. STIRLING, from the Cape of Good Hope and St: Helena. She left the Cape all well on the 23d of March, and Si. Helena the 20th of April. On the sth of April His Mdjesty'sShip'Argo, of 4.¢ guns, and the Car natic Store-ship, arrived at St. Helena. The following are the Pas,senger4 by the Conn. manWel, "Viz. Captain Adams, Mr. Houghton, Lieutenant Tucker, ' Mr. Julien, Lleutenant Arthur, Mr. Gratner, Lieutenant Blackstone, • Mr, Booth, . Lieutenant Campbell, •Mrs. - Reid, Doctor Gra:id, Two Misses Dzes. Mr. Hinnphreys, , . TO THE LADIES. The happiness of both Sexes is so conneCted with the increase of femak charms, it is not to be won.. dered at that the inventive genius should 'be em ployed to discover what may, be innoeantly used to ,assist Nature, in keeping the tyrant matt- in a state of pleasing bonda'ge to the softer sex. This disco very is now made, and as impoiition has been but too frequently praitised upon the Credulous, the Gentleman who is the inventor of the MAGNETIC CREAM, has consulted the delicacy of the Sex, :committing the sale of this curious and-elegant pre paration to a Lady of honour, and respettability, who has authority to return the money, if-this in nocent Liquid does not give to the skin that pecu liar fairness, which, as well as bestowing delicacy, bespeaks health,. and throws an. animation into the countenance, which shall give the eye the full power to charm 'and fascinate. For the hand and arm it is prepared in a ditiirent ferm, and if delicacy would permit the names of those Ladies to be men tioned who have approved this innocent Composi tion, their ,number would 'exceed belief, for 'rank andlashion. It can be had only at No. 13, Brown low-street, near Gray's-Inn, Holborn, in bottles at rot. 6d...each. N.B. Lddies residing in the Country, by in_ closing a one-pound note, may have two bottles sent to them, safely packed in a box, .with bills of diredions, to any part of the kingdom. SHIP IVElla. AVESZNII, JOVE 7. Passed by—the Reserve, —, frbtn New York; Spring, Fisher, from Dantzig ; Nancy, Smith, from Tentrilre o Jacob, from Charleston ; Neptunus, —, from Sa vannah ; Three Sisters, -- t from Philadelphia; Miner va, from Boston ; and Marquis of Lansdowne, .At kins9n,.from Surinam. Sailed—the Lady Andover -.--, for Jamaica ; Roebuck, Vaughan, for AliiLa ; Junge Johanna, —; and Hathung, —, for Harnburgh. ARASCit:tti, juxi 7 Sailed—the Hope, Rayner, and New Mary, Teascialc, for London ; Lapwing, Bond, f or G a i ns b ro ' ; ant i Industry, Wit , hams, for Deptford.. Arrived—the Atalanta, Lining, from Colchester ; and Ce res, Best, from London. - \ BIRTH. On Sunday morning, the Lady of George Smith, Esq. of George-street, Mansion-house, of a Daughter. On Fridy last, at Kensington, Mr. William Shone, of Mincing-lane, wine-nuachant, to .M ivs Elizabeth Ann Chain berlaintt, etr;est na4llter of John ChantbettAine, 1:441. of Brornpton. it -7 ",;r : by VAS N :v! t, ayest-G:Atorn, ; Anci PuDlio..ett bv WILL I AM Ast st c aI rs (of Horse. At the Su N I Ac't, N o. il z, 4.Vtralf,‘ w k e;e 4dv,rh,(o,,,en, Qr , 41:1 • tux the eatti7, Litterf tor the Eaitar, yARMOUTII, juNE 8. YESTERDAY evening sailed the EO/4s Frigate, Admiral POLE, for- the .Baltic; . also the Vidette and Speedwell Brigs,'-and Drake Cutter, on a . This morning AdMiral cxsoN's Squadron )eft these Roads for a, Cruise en the Coast of Holland, viz. Blenheim, Brut:Twirl, ; Princess of 'Orange, Leyden, Texel, and ifTsissarce, Soleky Frigate, Ariadnc Sloop, and Libeibly Cutter. The Earl of Leicester Packet, Capt. TnomrsoN, sailed yesterday evening for Cuxhaven, Mails and Passengers ; and yesterday afternoon the Prim? of {titles Packet, Captain SUTTON, from Cuxha. yen, landed her Mails at Lowest.it.—Amongst her passengers were Lords Wit..41, , ,,m and FREDIL fc BENVINCK. The Yarmanth, PorTs, Memel, MASON; Pcrse verance, STEWARD, British Queen, SIBBIS, and Norfolk, cALVER, have an joined the Convoy now waiting in Yarmouth Itoads, for the Baltic. per Ifarmein, SCH R 0 E,T) ER, from Amsterdam to, London, with goo3L, is detained by the . GeWrge Cutter, and sent in here. .. SHEERNESS, JUNE THIS day His Majesty's Ship the Theseus, of 7+ . guns, Capt. Jour: BL.Ycx, came down from Chatham to Blackstakes: THE HAMBURG.'" MAIL STOCKHOLM; M. 2. THE day before yesterday the following Royal . Ordinance was published here : " We, GUSTAVV9 ADoI,PHUi, &c. du hereby make* known, ,that whereas the unfriendly steps taken by the English Government, and the violence exercised by it against the sweah‘ Flag, had in daed as to break off all Commercial Commu. nication with England; the fidelity with vihich we ever observe the engagements we have en.. rered into, and the care with which we consult the honour and digoity ()four Kin?,lo n, induced us to abide firmly by quit resolution ; lent as we have now learned that our. Allies have already renewed their former Commercial ConneAions with England, and as the Commander in Chief of the British Fleet in the Baltic has declared that the Swedish Merchant Slips in the Baltic and Cattcgat shall not be mo_ lested, we consider ourselves 'as no longer bound, under the present change of circumstances, to perse. vere in it measure which can now only prove an ob_ struaion to the trade between our Subjects and those of His ITANNIC MAJESTY ;We therefore hereby revoke, pot only the Prohibition of trading with Eng. land, issued 'by our attlege of Commerce on the 3oth of March, but grant permission to all English. Merchant Vessels to sail to and from the Swedish Ports, without molestation, and import and export all permitted Commodities, paying the customary tolls and duties which were in force before the late rills - . understanding between England and Sweden ; and we expet , the English Government will by this measure be convinced of the justice and moderation of our'sentiments, and be induced to treat our Sub. „leas with similar justice and,moderation. Given at our Palace at Stockholm, x9th May, 01. " GUSTAV US ADOLMV6." PETERSBURG, MAN 18. Tut Embargo on the English . Ships, and the Se: nes,tration on English .property, Was taken Off yesterday. .The 'R,:ussian Admiralty has received orders to get, all the British Ships in the R Ass i an Harbours repaired 'at the expence of Russia.. The twenty-four ship's ks-a, 'which were given to the Heirs of .141.1CKERBR . KER, to discharge. a de nand which they s made on the English Government, have likewise been returned to their lawftil owners. The harmony and friendly relations which formerly sub sisted with England, art again entirely restored.— Lord NE LSON is eipeeted hereon a friendly 'visit. VIENNA, MAY 23. WI.HUpELIST, the Austrian Charge d'Affairs at Berlin, is immediately to go to Peteriburg, to open anew the Correspondence between the two Courts. The EMPEROR of RUSSIA has, it is said, ex pressed a wish that Count COIIENTZEL should re turn to Petersturgh. The AtiifFerences between the Porte and PAswAN OGLOU have been settled by foreign interference. HAMBURGH, juNz 2. COUNT. BERNSTORFF, the Danish Minister of State, who goes as Ambassador Extraordinary to London, is arrived here on his way to Cuxhaven. By the last advices from Afetklenburgh, we are informed that the British Fleet'in the Baltic, under the command of Admiral NELSON, is off Warn,- llfunde, two leagues from Rostock, to take in pro visions. , The Admiral himself visited Rostock, where the concourse of spetlators to see the British Fleet was very great. tIAG U MA Y 30. LAST night orders were received by the French and Batavian troops here, to get ready to march immediately. They were all in motion, and the mast extraordinary report:, were circulated. We afterwards learned that some English Ships had ap : peared off Garet, and that a part of the troops were to march thither. Counter orders were, however, received, and all the troops continue here. The Primary and Eledive Assemblies are em ployed in choosing the Su4essors to the third of the Legislative Body, which goes our this year. Seve ral Members have been re-eletied. The; Diredor iiurr will go out this time. PLYMO67II-DOCA, JusE 4. Tilts day the zd. Dock Volucteers, commanded by Captain BARLOW, joined by Capt.in NELSON'S and Lieutenant PHELPS'S Associations, hada Field_ day in honoitr of His MAJE-ry, and went through their firings', &c. in a very soldieriike manner ; after which the Officers of the zd Dock gave a handsome dinner at the Prince George Tavern, to a numerous any Of their f4ends. Performances of more variety and excellence than those now at the ROyal Ciret's, Sr. George's Fields, were certainly never brought before the Public—. The Horse of Sir Ralph Aberctomby being shot under him, and remaining dead upon, the Sta'ge amidst the tumult of the surrounding conilid, is a sight as surprising as novel—The Northern Fleet, _with Abe, real 74, remains a great favourite, as does also the Spcaacle, of Rinaldini--We find, however, that this is the last night of that deservedly esteem ed produftion. The great attention pai.l to the Exhibition of Pictures, Greek Vases, &c. at No. 4, Duke-Street, St- James's, by some of the first Personages And Virtuosos in the kingdom, sufficiently evince ,the merit and value of the ;olleCtion, which, we regret to find, will be so san closed, ,as we may *Pith justice observe, it is - one- of the'finesx ColleCtions ever exhibited in this Country. 'F STOCKS, ADAM. ~ India Stock Ditto Bonds s. dis. 'Exchequer Bills s. s.dii. 4NrepAlitto s. dis. Lottery Tickets' Ornniuin gi O. - Im Di pel% 3 per Cent. 591 9 Ditto Ann_ .iii Bank fOr Account India for May Cons. for op. 62 Ii LONDON MARKE TS, &c. CORN EXCHANGE, MoNn.ky, JUNE 8.. We had a few fresh. arrivals this day but owing to th weather being fi ne, and a mat deal of American Flour or Sale, caused our Wheat market to decline in price, from fivi to eight shillings per quarter since this day, se'nnight. Rye, much the same aslast week.-=Barley is dull sale, am rather Cheaper.—ln Malt, no alteratioo.—Oats are from that to four shillings per quarter lower..--Tick and "Small BOW am till two shillings per quarter cheaper.—ln White anJ Grey Pease, and other articles, little or no variation. RETURN PRICE OF GRAIN, On board Ship, as under : Wheat - 'Sos a gss od Grey Pease 44s a 4gs °I Fine ditto 1355 aos od Fine - - 54 1 3 d Superfine Kent loos aos od Sutra:Ls - - -;s od •Dantzie - a—s od Small Beans sos 35S Rye Sos a bas od Fine - - Fine - - 635 a --s od Tick ditto , - 't°' a 48s ° c't Barley - 3os a 42S ad Fine 1' .- - Scs Z s 0 1 $ 3 Fine - - 56 s aos od Oars - 2 c ' d Superfine -66 s od Fine ditto - 34 S od Malt - sos•to 76s od Poiands . 2.4 5 a , 3 6 9 ; ° d White Pease . 65s a 78s od Fine - . -- - RETURN OF WHEAT IN IIARK - 1 , A 129 . a. By Messrs. C n tz.n . and NI AI.P A S , . 5 .% leAl - VO• a t o r Al l av , chiding only from the '25t11 of :sl.ly lc, t!'::, pt . agreeably to Ad of Parliament. z 6 Quarters at 13 4 s od 29 2 4' 157 ' at . t26s od 1112 - 12.53 od 36' 3 2 . 7 1 7 6o 212 49 ----, at 1163 od 582 210 * at 1245 . oft /015 at j 125 0 1 1 6o 1908 - at MS od' 86 603 270 85 --: at 10 , 63 od. 06 ---- ......... at loss, od i 580 59 Total, 17607 Quarter . . as. 9td. higher t 1 . 59 Qtt . avers at I ° ls ° d ---. at toos 1 45 0 9 —2-- at 90 od at 98s al 300 --. a t 97 5° 0 4, 308 at 9os od 1 0 88 at 95$ °I 1 79 'at 94 5 0 3 7 12 2 0 8 ?" 1 : C(1 316 --- 9os oa, 4•56 at 89s od oa 132 ,t 8 8 s 64 — at 875 od to 48 at 86s od 189 --_ at so ad 1 93 -------- 840 04 :1 90 - at Boi 0,; at 7S$ So --- at 775 °`; 3 2 7 `, At 75$ o d 43 ----- at rs I at —average 1025. 6 1 d. lan last Return. PRICE 0,..F FLOUR. Fine Flour 95s to twos ,od f Fine Pollard - to 05 Bran - - i 6d Coar*ditto - s6s to IP . . A RETURN or FLOUR, From May 2i, to May 29, from the Cocket Ofnee. 13 sack at tots. 64 . 2,5 sacks ,at 935. Jo at tots. sd. t 5---- at 90. 7 4 . ~_,at to IS. ad. It 4 -- at 925. toil: . zota7 ,-.--: at looS. 04. s —. at 925 . . yi: 15 --- 7 at - 995. 61 6s -- at 9 2 4.- I . 264 -- at 9a : . .a. 0 --- at .9 15. 5 6d. 4 1 -- at 98s. 6d... 5 at 9. d , 2 .1 ------ at 9 SS. nt 191 ---- at 90 , ! , °_, L 7 6 2 4 75 a t 965 345 1_____ 11: at ltr 1.,,,t 1; .,.5 ? i :: .. cAl l . . 1 -- a n a . tt t . 9 9 54 i 5 5. 6 4 4 ... . DA --- at 975. od. 3 2 ---- at a 9 965. 64. 1 1: _______ a: i5;26,;, cita: $ ---- ' 8,- I at • ). 7 --- it ps. 6 4 , ES --. a t 95 ,. s d. „....... at -,,,• 2..8 ---= at 945. 3d. 1 2 6 _____—. at , 5 _ a Tutal 11395 itteks.—Averatv99 l ' c Is. 21d. higher than last Acta!). ENTRY of IN.I.PORTS of GRAIN in th e PORT of LONDON litit Week. 0470 quarters. Oats, - - _ i lSso qr i • Rye . IJO 4 7 0 Flour, - 1,143° Wheat, Barley, Pease. AVERAGE PRICIE . ..OF ENGLAND AND WALES' i May 30. Wheat ja,rs. 4d. Barley Ares. trd. ! B eans 6,11 , , - Rye Oats 375. : at, p ects , 814 - PRICE ay HOPS. RAC'S. rocgirrk• Kent, 81. os. to os. Kern, roi. os. to rib , 13s• Sussex, 81. os. to los. Sttsszs, r o l. os. to tal . : * s. Essex, 81. os. to t o t. os. ,‘ I Farnham, r.ll. os. to M. SMITHFIELD MARKET, Tune S. To sink theAffil—per'stone of Sib. Bed; 4s. od. to ss. 41 Veal, 4s. 6d; to 65. op Mutton, 4s. 41. toss. 4I• Pork, ss. 4d. to Gs . . Lamb,. ss. ad. tali'. od. • Hama of CATTLE THIS HAY, Beasts ac,o--Sheep and Lambs 7000. g, NEWGATE aueI.EADENIJALIA MARKET, F Bea; js. 6:1. to 4s. Sd. • • Ve:d, 3s. 6:L. to P• e d. Mutton, :;s. 44.. to Ss. Pont, 55. 4d. to 6 i. Lamb, 4s. od. to 6s. od. JAMiS's HAY MARKET, 11111 C 2. 11, Hay, I. os. od. to 61. os. od.--Aver. s • lo s. a d. Straw, 21. Bs. O. to 21. to. od.—Aver. 21. 11S' WHITECHAPEI. MARKET, "June 6. . Hay, 41. Los. od. to 51. 12$. 03.---Aver. 51. IS• Clover, 61. 6s. od. to 61.,t45. od. -Aver. 61. los; 4 , Straw, 21. as. od. IQ kl. 14S. od.—Aver. 21. St :100 A tiS "NEAR ASHBURTON, DE VON, in the SOU" TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Mr. CHRISTIE, .. On, NV EDN At h A i ß s y Y ? t re h a e t I R st oo li m isa i y n o P i a t ll l iMai t li ong , _ i ",/ c I r 10 . • t O A BR(C.):K.P,' Yi a t/OP 1 54 1.. A ' y A s l; R ( a , n;i , Valua le FREE,- 0,,, ESTATr., comistinF of tile very estensive Mll3na-101. BARTON ? with Court Leeti, B C Lr o C urt F i k ar S o - r f l, l'E d 3: :ty ll al; ItmFitie:diertinie;;;:veHr.luea;prisltl2coataostsiotaidu,on'trizielicocetrnlaclittslo:oOritt,saltsp:vlitii,rinosh:tta(irta)ornal4tifibclTtliciicheo.enTl:ariblyuotkr:mitte.slat7is:,iiaree:?iddii,:out,l.ii:g:.,s.o.4i.,„l:l,idni:- t-ii:irt:,::::?.1. repair, and near 4noo acres of acres of capital Timber, * G rove, Wood, and CnOPI" "-- hand. gSnt °f E*tate is well 'watered, of the present annual v s, ' ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED rouN. . Capable of very considerable itrtpinvcilwar'id belly The Estate ai)O',IIICIS with pinty of Litne-itoe : 0 .. s a t, tiful Marble, convertible into Cnirriney•pie o ' s, 51 '' ) 4 %rttli anl A vi W ilatl i t ite zilbi r ie S tfl o p alt elivl - vi C tileg lr t.. n ot .N. i. lill is let Avith the Barton l' 3 " 11 ' ley . with great phmty o i f Vdaniem"aaeslttaut‘ir°diniligi:i'Scidr 4k!ilpdandrte,D)iitarsr:brlll7-7,:ilr::,litiitinct: gurshed Deyonshire or Dean Hunt depends owthii sP ,„ txiiii sport. Tice home tcrodnds and surroupding count.ry ;ssvo , tifulry picturesque, and requires only owft.alrttetriotteßnottader:Ledic,ili;tattirionrinngEreixeitileerncive.a. pli'S:gyitincitiluaducti:lo7.lutht)cisfgretran-rci;jl;if trom AsborttAr t liree tiviiti, 31K Horn Totncs*, re' Es ereF, Torbay, titteen from Tyurnoutb, ykyentl-W ° 'will r and the same distance from Plymouth. Mr. 1 ) c 3 " 1 The Esrate,lttay be viewett'by applying to t i, . 0 ,011 Brookhousei and particular* max be 11.4 4 11101a2rome arta the SAie, or the Pen - ,ters or the Exere,r t. - ; azetto, 1. , i 1 . ,. : lei t o ur- Salist.;:,ry Papers, ftttn, Cnioricit, S FAficy'ay.,,,,s4,ll, nal, Qt . Messrs: Grahams, Lineolit's Intl, and - r 4" where a Plan (it" the ...stie..e t54,..)' be setti. 7 __...., .....7" . • road, West Onster 4) aid), -mu t( be a&11-coed. PRICE 0 Yi,fTE Bank Stack Navy 5 Pet Cent. shut 5 per Cent. 1797, 9.1 i Irish 5 per Cent. 91 4 par Cent. Con. /Sol per Cent. Rod. ooli ; eer Cent; Cone shut t Ditto Scrip • Bank Long Ann. tgi Ditto Short Ann. 5 t-ak Ditto Scdp