The Sun. — London, England, 1806-05-05 00:00:00

-:~_ . . . C ,ptain 11, iDER is ippoin . fed to the G;rgon, 44 guns, and Captain .TIIICKNLiSE tbe Sheldrake .. Sloop of War. , - • - Two Gentlemen (Creoles), one a Captain in DEs- • SALINE'S Airily, and the other a Merchant, and a subje6t of the Haytian Government, have been ex itmined here, 'for being_ at large, contrary to the Alien Aa. They were sent on board. the Ship they sanded from, and the captain of the Ship, was -Or 'tiered to be fined soh They came from St. Domingo, to Lisbon, and to this Port:in one of the Lisbon Convoy. - On Monday W. Jenkins, • Carpenter of His Ma jesty's Ship Meteor, was tried by a Court Martial, For the embezzlement "of King's stores. fle• was sentenced .to be mulded of one montli's pay, 'and 2dmonisfied to be more correa in future. FA ii , lo UTII; NAry 2...=-,-11-{3teeday arrived His NU jesty's Ship . - L; prania;--from a Cruize: brings an account of the loss of Le Braavc French 74, on her passage Koine—Crc ‘v-sav ed. Sailed His Majesty's Ship Martid, Capt.MAßttr.rr, for Plymouth, with six: . Sail of . Vi&oallers for Lord VINCENT. Arrived tire f-h . rriburglr Galfiot Die 2'wey Gesustas Akermans, Capt. Lisb * on for Ha rn detdinQ by - the Hind lieVeLe Cutter, Capt. ALiAtr. AR:zouTH, TNIA. a.-==The `Yoh& Bull, Hull Trader, MArmix PYE Master; bound from this rat to Hull with general cargo; sailed fioni hence few days since., but by contrary winds was bbliged to put back; "in so doing she unfortunately struck lon a Sand Off Winterton, and is becomen entire wreck.—The crew are all.saved. MYER; M.iy 4.—Arrived the Bark i'Vieit Var.- ttorie, of 'Alton: 1, Captain CHARLES SHIT; from, Harriburgh 3 with linen, &c. for St. Thomas's, sent in by the Monkey Gun-brig; Ship Enegkoden; Capt. 'iNfAcK, from Gallipoli, with oil, for I famburgh ; this Vessel \Vas sent into the Downs by the Monkey Gun-brig, where'she has been perform ing quoantine . , but having, lost an anchor and cable, she is now come into this Harbour ; Ship Emanue4 Capt. ANDERSON, Of Copenhagen, from Gallipoli, with oil, for Hull.. The American Ship HerCules is just ariived in tic Toads from the EaF.t. 1 - JAiwicH; MA.) . 4.;-L-Yesterday the - Cluirger Gub-. brig; Lieut. BLEW,. arrived from' a Cruite the Lady FnIl1C:71 Packet, Capt. FLyt, .fry rn Husurn, having labded the Mails atid•l*4sdni , :;ers at y4kibodth 3 the Dorset Packet, Capt. 14AmILTo.N . , with a Mail from • Gottenburgh. The' Packets with the outward-bOund Mails are detained by contrary wind, and remain with the. charger and hiveterate Gun-brigs, Reprise, ; iris; grid Viper Revenue Cruizers. SHEERNESS, Meg- 3.—Arrived the 'Venus, of 32 nns, Capt. MATsoN, ana"Otter SlooP of War, Capt. DIVVIES, from the Downs. Cain down from the River several Ves'sels under Swedish Colours to wait convoy to the Baltic. Sailed the Walton and-Spitfire to the DOWns, after being paid wages, bounty; - and two months advance, the former to receive . the nig of Vice-Admiraf 4.O.WAY, and be stationed in the Downs. The 11/iii ctielsea Continues the signal for convoy to the Which will sail` on the . 6th instant. . Shins at (his Port —Zealand, Nlonareh t A Ikmaai, Blanche, Fior d ; Venus, Winchelsea, Ceres; itia:,:nannne, Leveret, Bel; tette, S:lteiiite, Alert; Vesuvius, •Hecla, and Lucifer Bomb vtf.sels Fancy and several, c.; un.brigs. DEAL, ,MAY 'down froth the NOre. the SMflre Sloop of War, laid reratlns .- in . - the Downs with the • tqgar and Trusty Men of V.'nr, V'f. , ;r.t; Frigate, A marantl... Zr l S War, Prospero lE...!(plo sion Bombs, Harmony Vi6tualler, i'revo3 ante Stu-re-snip, and several Gun-brigs. DISIRIUTION OF PRIZE MONEY„ To the Officers and Company of His Maject;'s Ship their proptittion - of the Re . --capture--of toe t udastry,- on the 13th June. 1805, on board the ssid Ship, to-morrow,. -41 No. 3. Clitibld's-han,.and on every Wediiestiay . and 'Thurs day for three months. A distribution of the pro&eeds of the .S . i ,- 7cip tiitrlLand her. Cargo. captured on the Ist May,.lB:+ v -will be it:lade:at No: It. Cecil -street, on the loth instant, and at tltu Sante place for three ;ears from that date,. - - 7 -- 2. 7 ' • A distributi on o f , t h e pro c eeds of the San' Miguel. alias El Felix, captured by, His Niaje.;ty's,,S - 1-ii . P Li'veliP, 'on the 7th I) ecember. 18:74, will he nude on hoard the nil.. Ship the ed lune, ;8..6, or as soon as• she shall arrivein - Part, and for three ;e:.irs from that date, at'.N9,3 t, ("evil , StrCec: TO the Officers and Company o: Ili; Majszy's Ship-Am pinon, who wereactualiy on b:lfgd-.oltlht!. - 501- ()CtObi:r, 1504, at the Capture of the Spani;o Frigates . Tama, Clara, and. i‘-ledea, in company with Ilk- :Majesty's Ships Indefatigable; Lively, and Medusa, a lima distribution of the si:ecie taken on bo'ard, and of the hulls and caigrres,'ori board the Am phion, the ad lune next, and .for,-three -years, at No. 70'1 Gl - eat aussell-street, Blobmstiury. • Iris Majesty's ~Ship Jupiter-`l)d'-nearly•-becti. de 7 troyed on 27th of February,. ip.Yort ,lloyal Harbour ,• "ce A'ing to the carelessness of two marines, who ,went into the .magaitie with a cfadlO, 'with' a riev .. / - la.'pil 7 • fer soine brandy which.,•had eti:stbs.vcd : a spark tell amongst some loose liowder,„which 13xplod7 ed,- and by which the men we.so.dreadt'ully burnt, 'that it wa s not ex p c6ted they . worild recover. The'crew were obliged to • scuttle oiie Order to extinguish the fir& ; and ,Lc Barave,-wilich ,afti-wards foundered 00 .her passage _;!,o titvla,ncyvas tilrned ad r ift, to prevent a corivv.micitlbu tn !. flames. , • .7V:*/ THE GOTITATTIEGIT.ItLiff, LEITDEN, MAY 2. THE last Letters from Paris . are dated the They state that theLegislatke Body bad' adOpted the Law. presented to them respeaing the Fi nances. Prinee 'MuitAi... 2 l4llS returned florri the, Dutchies of. Berg and Cleves; and the Batavia& De- potation, .4!nt- 'l3y: 'the', Chief MagistrAte of . that Republic to the French Qovernment, has arrived at Paris. The last,Kice the French Kinds was 62. 65. •• . • lionythe PRENCH and DUTCH PAPERS. FRANkFORT, Arlttr, 23.—R is connttnea, that the Austrian. Prisoners are again marching towards the Rhine, and from thence in stball detachnients,through &labia and Bavaria; but the report that the Emperor of Russia has acknowledged the Kiiigs of Bavaria and Wirtemberg is by tici means authenticated.. Concerning the retreat of the rrench Light Troops 1 - rom Bavaria, Snabia, Franeonia, and the' Main, it is possible it may take place soon ; bat to the . present moment we Babe not heard that any owe of these Corps have even put themselves - in motion. M. Sotnr's corps was still between land Shut and Passau on the 17th, as was also that of Marshal Nkv, in the vicinity of Memmingen ; and on the 18th Marshal BERfulto. - still remained at Munich. In fad, even to the present moment, we Cannotper 7 ceiVe the least. movement among the,Frencb Troops in Franconia that indicates any probability, of their speedy (.16Pal•ture., PARIS, APRII-!..M.,-HTIle Gernian Papers tell us the Russians have evacuated the Mouths of the Cataro but however prdbable this may be, hitherto .we know that a report of this nature must be pre mature. . Saturday, an overland . Diliatch frOrn. Botnbay reached the India-i-louse :.* the 'principal commintica lion, by it refers to the Negotiations currying on with ScINDI and some others of the Powers, fOr the re-establNiinent of Peace in India. It appears that Ai - mARANt, Prime Minister of hid arrived at Nagpoor i with full powers Ironn his Master fur entering- into - a ri.'reaty of Friend ship and Alliance with the British Government. At :the date of.thejast..aecounts he htkl had two inter- : Our.Residcnt, 6ut the result of the co - icaences is uniAoin-,to ,one of HoLkArt's princi pal Generals, has retired frOrn his service in disgust : his.exaniple has been fcillo , .;)ed by several Other's, the extreme embarrassment of HO LK Alt . • A body of Arabs, who had entered into ft conspi, racy to assassinate all the Officers of the.:34th Regi ment, were lately attacked in a fort, to whiCh, on the discovery of their plot, they had fled; and for the gfeater part purto - the. sword. Two large armed Ships are building at Bombay and several otherS.of smaller dimensions in the Gulph of .Ctitch . , for the proteaion ()idle Malabar coast: We are. concerm4 to learn, that advices have been received at the ,India 'House flea) AmbOyna, tiOuneing theOccUrrence of a violent storm, by whiCh several .011 ages on the coast have, been sweptAr t to the sea, together.with Several hundred of their in halbi tants.--The Spice . Pl antatioW - have suffered - very much. • Tai: OPER . -The fine serious Opera of La . Cie • • . . menvx di :Tito, brought forward on Mrs. littaANO- ToN's benefit, was repeated on Saturday last bdfore a very nurneroui • Andic•nce; and ~was received with . a z ! ,.,a1.-of.admirat,ibn vrortlay . 01.. its great Mrs. Ett.r..T.:FGT9-N,. was. mvo:h indisposed, but she ..exerted her powers with Bit.utis.m also was in full possession of his powers.-Yet,they both at% forded much .pleasure. AIonEALT, 'who hits uitly been added to the Corps de'Ballet, has ef featually leaped, into publiti favour. The .last Ballet teas 1 lvie. It is very splendid, blit - still same- what trio TnE3iiilt - itr.-- . ---CpoKs, after some more lapses in the g.xiltise of his public duty, . returned to Co vent,-Garden Theatre on . Saturday night, to perform. Kit:/ll.—The moment ha appeared a general shout of indignatiOn burst from the Audience.---At length he obtained ahearing. He addresSed the Audience,, and Observed, that he had been announced twice in the Play Bills of the Theatre, and understood that, notice had twice been sent to.bhn in the country.— Fie positivelydeclared, that the fust notice he had 'not received, and as to Cie .. second he would say iiothittg.. The - latter, part of his speech was 'deli : 'vered with a kind of penit6ntial 'depression; that" po'werfully operated on the .liberal feelings of Jokii. .81:11, and after a hearty peal of forgiveness, the . . • , Actor "was surrerea to proceed in. his professional duty.--1-In the conclujing . scene,• when Kitely, re- feriing,to the eeesses of his jealousy; said, " and noW that my follies are,over, I II !p they will , be • - forgotten,'',.--607 ..citicli6ce. applied the passage to .C . ;ooxr.e.s• , recent...neglipt - ice, and much laughter arose, which was vehemently renewed hen Em.llR - y, kdottei , dlily7ockled,:."that will depend on : [ 4 .yb VS4, Al fit + A . rlcitiC i ty i!! IAICA "' -A).A.A.L. I. 6 . I • OTOCKHOLM, APRIL 21. 7 .-ty the last *counts_ `l' IF (rand,Anniversary Dinner of this Institutien . Who commands the Prussian Troops destined — to from' Germany .we learn, tliatpeneral,KALKaim-r ) . I took place . on Saturday. last. , The PRINC E of \ - act . E'S .IN ALES, the DOK of CLARE,NCE, KEN T, CAM -ERIPGE and-SUSS EX , and a va:ii - ,concourse of persons against SiVedish Pomerania, (and who lind halted) of .., is wc. aS ,v,..r. oreiffn the first distinCtic , -II • - s-' - - 11 f .. has. received fresh Fkders to march`; but pi•ivate let- Noblemen, were present. - There Was also a: large ters .of distinguished Amateurs and Litera r y ters from Berlin give reason t s) belie v e th a t M a tt ers CharadterS, The Din ner . as , as u sua l, su mp t uo u s, between the two Countries will be accornmodated; - .splendid, arql abundant. The Company seemed to GOTTENBURO, APRIL o.—.A.King's Brig and. a . be highly gratiffedwith the general display of merit this year, which certainly may.be deemed a striking , Cutter have 'arrived here from Ca r l scrona , which , are to cruize in the Categat, between Marstraud atilt proof of the improvement of Briti s h A r t s . Hopp, , ,, Ar - Portrait of r. riTT , 'lttrilded particular at the' Wing°, fOr the protection of NER S i tile trade. Two fine ' tent`i6n, and was - donSideidd as a . faithful . repre- • Frigates, the Admiral Chapnian and the Can./Wiz, .v,entation of that great and viAUous - Statesman, A Portrait of Mr. B AKER ;M. P. fOl.,H er tf or d s hi re, b y each of 44 have also arrived from the same guns, - LAWRENCE, Was. much adthired. • LAWRENC,E . has place ; they are to convoy. the Ships -bound to the . alSo an excellent Portrait of Sir,JosEpri:BANks, and Mediterranean. • .• ot h er - wor k s cre di table to his name. SHEE has some very good P or tr a it ts ._ T OR NER i s more extravagant The. Fortifications here are putting in -a . state of • • . ,than ever, and haslieen elfedually eclipsed by CAL defence, and new -batteries ' are:ereding in' severiftl corr in subjeas which th e former has generally I places. . ‘ . ~ adopted: . Howitab is getting out of his allegorical .‘ obscurities, .and has acquitted biinself very-ably this' year. DANIELL's firm and chaste pencil has been exercised with success upon Asiatic subjects. • All we said on Stiturday - respeciting WLLKIE, the • Scotch young Artist, was amply confirmed .by the , general sentiments of the Company. 'He 4s - -said to ,b , 4 little _more than 18 years of .age. His Piaure of the Village Politicians, which . will.. make his for ttiile, Vs . , been . purchased by' the, ark of 2,.l.'kws 'FlE:in: Orders haVe already poured in upon! this, promising Artist from all quarterS: The' best Picture fr o m N ORTHCOTE this:. year is Buck-linntin o a, which we have already n o ti ce d, . . We hate " not room at present to enter into any detail of the metits of the :Exhibition, - but, as oppor tunity ssryos, .we sh a ll' pay.due regard to the Most . prowinermt works of the respe&ive candidates for public faVour. Lord ELLESIBOROUGH had a narrow escape from what might have proved a fatal accident on -Satur i day first at the Royal Academy. 'As his Lordship - was descending the spiral stair-caSe, his foOt slipped, ',and he had nearly tumbled over the railing, which i fortunately he seized in time and:firrnly held, other crise the law Might in a moment have been de prived of one of its most venerable supporters. .frApori GRAHAM, Esq. is, it is said, to succeed Sir PICHARD Font) as head of the Magistracy at Bow street. Mr. GRAIIANI'I vigilance, good sense, and experience, fully qualify him for the situation. The American Ship.ll 7 (nalerer, arrived in the Ri "ver from St. Michael's, was boarded by the Topaze on the igth' ult. in lat. 44. 28 N. long. 17. 51. W.' four days from Lisbon, then steeritig'tOtherth:- ward and WeStward. She sailed very - badly, and appeared to be considerably deficient in her cornple inent Of irien Si.: days aftet, viz: on'the '25 t11,' lat. 48.51.. long. 13, 3. the Wanderer was boarded by the Amethyst Frigate ; a British Captain .vas fOr -lunately passenger in the .11<iNderer, end he an nounced the situation, course, " &c. of the Topaze . tO Capt. SPAANGEII, who immediately crowded every sail in pursuit of her. Oh Saturday We received a letter froth' Oporto, • dated the- 18th 'of' April, whiCh states,' that the French and Spanish Ships of the Line at Vigo .have been dismantled there, and their crews sent to Co runny and Ferrol. The Gallician Ports are again open to the Portuguese. THE ATIERGAVENNY.---The loss of this Vessel in Portland Am& must be fresh in 'the recollection of dUr Readers, We ha , ;e the satisfadion. of stating, • that there is every prospect of the whole- of the treasure sunk' in her being recovered. Twenty- Seven chests Of bullion have beep already taken and the opet'ation of the diving-bell' meets with no itupediment. The 'ingenuity and perseveran6e of .Mr. - 13.11•Amiv.'Arrt have accomplished the prdposed object beyond the most earnest eLpeaations. He . receives; we understand, as a compensation,. exclu sive of' his eknenbes, cent. of the recovered: . - , pr( p ty. • - LOIN BUR.d4I, ATAY,. t .=Arrived at drenoCk - on Monday the lliqrgaret of Leith, HARVIE, and Hero, SEALLY, the two reinaining, Vessels of, the Lisbon. Fleet; the -fotper very narrowly escaped being taken by the itthwiitt - French Privateer, the day the other Vessels of the Fleet were - captured by her. Captain' HotOw was - close alongside befhre he di4- covered she was French, when he immediately hoiSt ed Ifis colours - , utlion down, the signal for in ,Enerny, -which the Frenchmen observing„ hailed him to haul then' down instantly. • -At that .i - noirient Captain Lsa'i:it: pat his helm down, and ordered his.rnen to sTiat on the , 41,71 c, when the Frenchman fired a whole volley of musketry on board : the crew- ire nledirltely sorrng up, tdrned round the-yards • and . • To 9 much praise cannot be given to capt. IlAabtr. for the . firinnes. and presencie of mind he -sheaved on this oecasieni . and. had:the .ill(24aret •been armed, the. Frenchman, I am confident, would have had reason to. repent being alongside, - DUBLIN, APRJL 29:--Yesterday the Lord Alayor, IL - corder ; Aldermen, Sheriffs, and 6)rntnons,otthis Citytogether with the Masters and Wardenti of their several Guild's, went from the Exhibujon-hquSe, -William-street, in s tand proceion, to the Castle, to present to his Grace the Duke of BEproilf?' the, s freedom of-their ancient and loyal Corporation,ac i - companied with a suilable Address. The Address., which was read by '26.6 Recorder, is conceived in -terms of treat personal respect to his Grace. ,To.this his Grace Was pleased to return.an answer perfeetly appropriate, and which gavelthe highest satisfaaien to.ail who beard it - . . A few days ago, at sa,le of old furniture, at Wol verhanapton, a poor woman bought an arm-chair fur a few shillings ; and shortly afterwards, on attempt ing to repair it, 'she found, in the stuffing of the back and bottom, gold and bilver coins of George 1 . . to the amount of tool. The broker, on hearing of the circumstance, applied to legal aid to recover the pro perty,, but without effed. Some days ago aperson of Chesterfield; a butcher, received a packet by a coach from London,:. which, on opening, proved to be a human head; With 141e1 in the ji.tws, „inthuating that it the receiver betri.fyed any secret; his. he-ad would 'scion b6,in the cb - nditicn of that ,before ,his - eyes. We have not fay • prob:lble conicaure concerning tire wretch. who t~ . it, or the coneof hi,i so doing. , SPORDLVG conemvout) \ PS •- Ac'EDN EN DAY, APRIL ;Of Gtiowood Club Stlthierip:i9ll P:::itz or , ,rrui Sy Gcriti:c- . , , • wen list, each. ,Two • Mr..P.Burr,Ll's - Qukll Oliver, by Pipat own.:q't t Mr. liwrell's hr. M. 0 ,- >ro.thea; rod:. by avvticr z Or Lt. Gen. Lennox's b. h. guard, rode by Mr. N...11'6113:11, wto fell. , . . . V. , on very easy. • Goodwood Hunters' Plat;..! of ‘s•)gs, 'tit.' Two mi),e. he , tg B. Gen. Cro:ibic's b. g. b Coeur' de Lion - {). of-ttiCilraJn: b.. g Rolh, by i'v.:cipitate, Mr. Diaeos' cit. g. Vot at of Gaukej - t. 4 Wor. easy. , ,• I It 3 A , . . , . Tlitik,,SHAY. • , . Second Goodwood Club :.•übs,:ription Plate or cops. Two mile heats ; r0,t , ..- h Qentlernen. test. each. Lt. Gen. Lennox's pay,w',. rt;de: by Mr. liar;i .s - t' t Mr. P.Aurrell's Quid Driver, rode by owrxr, 71b. extra 2 '2 Two dpital heats. • . . Ladies' Plate, f,gS. K in4's - P late weights. TwO mile heats, Ld Egreinont's Cerb , ...rus, 4 ors old, by Goltattrm z 1 t Mr. Fenwick's. b. F r ' Eunti..:l, s yrs (Ad, by PeAasus 1 z 2 Gen. Crosbie's b. h. by Cm , tr de Lif;n, aged ' - 4. 3dr MisS Le Clare's or. 11. Horatio, 6 yrs old, by Her.od 3. 4 dr • Three well contested heats. A Handicap Plate of's gs, two mile heats, rack by Gentlemen, r. F. Hartley's b. g.,S;We,by. , by Walnut, t I s t. - Mr. Moss's c. g. by Goodwood, out of Nen v, lose. 71b. z Mr. R b. In. Crevping fin,• by I.3lirel, t_st. 71b. 3 %Von in a canter, • • Levi Baldwin, a Mack of . the 4:h 67 Queen'.s.own Dra goons, was matched for zsgs. agit. a Yorks!l:r4 M,:in (hr. ught from thc. White Hart, C:dchester), to run I'3 3 aids, was wolf by the 1a . . - tzr by tVii(l yards.' .M r.. W... Burrell, the. Stkiwnal, deservedly received the thanks of. a .thost niancr.ous .Ic.ii-ispeetabie.strzetiz. Many Sweepstakes and Matches are - made for next These Races. were attC13;10(1 by as immense mini_ ber oflSTobility - and ''C`ailriages of eQty de scription, Many, of th . e,i 1 - oin"ll;ighton, were on the race ground he,weather w:1:3 :ernai l l;ably - Th l e , anA the,lituation point prospe&, is greatly superior to aty,.in the having. the advantage of a beantiful • sea and land vie .v, - •Tito Duke Of lilt:-012ND h:ai •t: Lied tempor(iry rooms hear the starting4)St; wherehe at:commodat ed Many hundred Ladies and, Gentlemen v. , ith re freshments. The Duke wls On the cf.for, each day, On horse-back, acconlpanied by Mii - s LE CLEAC ; and we Oberved with l)' Sure, that hk - Grace looked re markably _well. In the evening there w / aS a foOt-race bet‘ i veen Levi Baidthin, a black trumpeter M the 4th Dragoons, 'and a Yorkshire n i an ; they 150 yaNis; fo r 25 guineas,' whiCh was easily .W0:1 by . the latter; indeed he is the best runner we ever ~vitnessed. • • SMITHFIELD MARkET ; MAY 5. This day!s market, was tolerably well supplied with prime Beasts and. the show cf Cattle in geilo .ral v. - as.pretty ; Beef and Veal arc' rat her dearer than our last report ; Mutton is .sornetiling- -cheaper ; P or k aqd Lai - lib:kohl at Past - iirfr:es, mid tho trim was somewhat brisk. The business. transaaed ;.n the Haymarket was considerable ; has 'up i ll price since Friday's ma: . l:et - ; Hay - does net t . ..:tch last price ; . and plover contninos as - per last account; We annex 4 coi7rea:' Statement the prices, and .numbers : To sink the o,Mil . per stone apib. Beef ss. 6d. to 6s td.--kottoti ss. ca. to ;s. 61. —Veal 6s. 6d. to .Bs. od.—Lamb to.7s. od...+l'ork ss. off. to ss. tod. Beats, 1673. —Sheep anal Lath , 13,7 . . p.— Calves, 9 . 4. — Pigs 4,30. SMITHFIELD H.YMARKET. flay 21. os. to 41. zos.—Clover 4i. 4s. to 51'. ss, Straw, .• 11. ISs. to ;IL CORN' tX6HANGE, MAY 5.--Tnere , are large ar rivals of Wheat to-day, and . the Sales are heavy, at - the declension of 3s. 'and - 45. per quarter; Barley is 'lit Considerable supply, .and trifle lower ; Malt and white • Pease likewise;, Beans of each sur t are `also rather lower ; .Oats are here in .considerable Sup plies; the fewprime Simples - keep their price; other qualities at, less ; :no.Rape Seed at this'season ; Flour is dull sale at present prices. & .• Wheat 64$ a 74$ a 84s Oct Beans 38s a 44's od Fine ditto • ' 86s a 88s'nek Beans 3 0 $ a 3 7$ d d Rye - 4c4 a 44$ at )ats 22S a 26., a.3ls o d Barley' 32s a 31s od" PtAitid ditto 3:ts a 33$ 6d Malt (35s a .724 sd. Rape Seed. 7 71 _ White Pease 47s a'4ss ad \ Fine F - lour lzs '7is dd Grey ditto 32s a 375 . 6 d. SeconlS 6ss a - 7.3s .Od , , •, . . .•• Friday afternoetY i labouring 111311, named Petty, exhibited his wifetfor sace'in'Smith'fii.-11"Markee . -,-with a baiter round ,her'necK; ;:when a: . : but: - bought her for.five guineas anda.half.crovczn bowl - of punch. Being a tery pretty- liid'modesCloOking woman, the Populace became - incetis'ad' Agtin.t. the . husband, and would hm'e severely ,punishetiquin for:his bru tality, but for the interference ( - )l.r.K: Qtlicers of Police. .. r - mi • , A fire - broke t., on Tricia)/ morning, in Mrs; B IL 1101iSe, CadOpti;:krCia, • It commenced in lair bed -r00m,.. hut.w4e*tiukuished without any very material injury. , • • Saturday two criMp's, atnedbilnfigey and Browner, Were committed from • - tl.fe, Thfibes. Police Office for trial, charged with4Qyging a„Tower ..cifAttcyney, by which they received from.the In lip cOmp;my surer of money d= to A:. itobin.t:.6n, -- ii "se:inin iil their ser vice: . .; < .! Sincinß:-.--TesterciTpjrnitcnipg:..Vir.illinn..Mites, an eminent builder ,in ,St. Johp 5.CEn.r . 5..11 . -yafd . ; 'NI/est- Minster, 'put' 'a 'period to liis;Vxistiie.e, ,bsrlfiinging himself in a neighbour'e.:)?arcl". ::4 -- le'rose'at•the early hour. of four o'clock, and ,tp4k an,affeetionate leave -of his children, telling them he was going on ajour • ney, and left his house, ".. 11 ;.60nt 'half past seven o'clock; Mrst - DaviS,...l - iighekt 'door neighbour, arose, and we..nt:into- her yard,-when, she. .4s shocked with ..the appearance, of .I)lr.,•,Atiles...l".auxiirg by a-sash line suspended from a pole. It - ap„fiered, that to efre4t the rash •ac.t, be 'had re.cbur.ve toklitt as..:.istance of a short , ladder to tie' Lit - 4 , 4,4f pp. ..\ll - 5. Miles was from. London. He hp leftnlno •The first .cirai.vn. on• Monday next, will each be entitledlo 10001. Honr7sßy and Co. . _ shared. No. ,839., a -Prizef 10,0001. on the first day in the last Lottery, and have for many years past on the first day of. drawing shared a Capital Prize ; 526, Cornhig, 52, Charing-cross, and St. Margaret's 13orough. , A Gentleman remarking the other evening in company, what numbers of individuals rise into sud den opulence through..the medium .of a State Lot tery; an acquaintanee,saxaciously exclaimed, " And how niany lose forlinOs by 'not adventuring in the/ 'Lottery i" The Oter mint have itilikky auded,--; " saw') an . opulent ati4,fiidyantageous ; Scheme, which, with little more.illan , t'% . Blanks and, a half. to a at any period ' , SP the 1. raw ing, COIMMIICC on 1 1 .1oriday nejtt;'''atid has td dist ribat - e coaliderebly above 1 C: 1 3750.1 . 01711:1 Prizes," 0