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A ItERICJ. N'Etr-Yott Y., Aram t,l We are' int . & Med, (says the IP o,siting-ton Federalist), and we believe the. 'informatioit to. be corred, 'that the United States', Sloop of \Var Hornet, which sailed lately from New York, carried TWO MILLIONS Of DOLLARS in specie , ((0,000 lbs. 7 or 60 tons, of ptecious silver), part of •it borrowed by Government, it is said for the pur -chase of, the Flotidas. — Re ader, bear in mind, that •rt his 'Vessel is not bound for Spain, to whom the .FlOridas belong,' but to France. Recolle& also the Aeclaratioin •of JOHN RANDOLPH, s. Esci: . made with cl6'cd doors : • " That the Secretary of State told Win that our differences -with Spain could not be settled —that I' rance - wonld not per -mit au adjustment with Spam —.that France wanted money 'that she must have it—and that we must give " Are We indeed, then, a free people ? or are we -a tributary - nation? Do we not truckle to France ? And is it possible to believe, after this, that we shall -not have more to pay whenever it pleases that na tion to want it ?" We learn by a Gentleman arrived from Waili-, ingtop . (says a Philadelphia Paper), that in a debate in the House of Representatives, on SatUrday last,' Mr, J. CLAY observed that "he had been induced to vote . for the' appropriation of ' T WO - MILLIONS of j-OLLARS, in coxiscquence of the intimation given by the GoVernment of France, that hostilities must take pkce with the United States—uNLE.ss such au opm-opriution' was made!" Mr. CLAY was here terrupted by - the Speaker for prematurely making this, disclosure." Captain JoNEs, who has arrived at Philadelphia from Canton, on the loth of Dec. last, off No Ore, saw a Squadron, of. seven Ships of War, one of 80 guns, Bit:others Frigates ; which are supposed to be Freud). " _The French Frigates and the Corvette which escaped from the ;Little of St. DOMingo have beeni, spoken with, boulid to the• United States." A Louisville 'Paper' of _the Bth inst. says, ": We bear from St: Louis, that party spirit has arisen to so high a degree, that the Citizens attack each other with swords andpiStols hi their own houses." By an Baltimore from St. Domingo WC learn, that MiitAic.DA was.aaually at Jacquernel, recruiting for the Spanish Main. Whatever MutANDA's designs may be, the Bri tish are probably not in the secret, as their Cruizers , that fell in With the Expedition impressed several of ;-, its men." A Nassau Paper of the I 1 - th of March says— " On the 2d.instant the Schooner. Decouvert fell in ' with the American Brig Bounty,. from Portland for Ilavannah, who had been 'boarded on the Ist inst. by three French Frigates, and on the 3d.fell in with the American Schooner Amicus, • whd had passed the same Frigates in lat. 27. 54'. long. 76. 46. steer ing Eastward, under a heavy press of sail.' WottiNciToti, 6,-- 7 The accounts from - Mr. MuNßot; are said to be haghly favourable to the honourable accommodatioli , of our differences -With Great Britain. For siimetiMepreVious to the' death of Mr. PITT no captuttS had been made of American Vessels; and, since the accession off the• New Mi iilstry, our Ambassador has been in high repute at St. James's, While our prospect : brightenS in one part of • the • European hemisphere; fresh clouds are arising in an- Spain, though but a vassal of France, pitches her tone to the pipe of BONAPARTE ; and, it is ex peCted, her insolent Government' will take the same' wound with respect to the dispute with 'America that the Spanish Marquis here has not quitted. -How far the Two Millions rf Dollars tribute Money, which .Siupwrrn has eat - nett with him to France, in the Hornet, in solid coin, will go to molify the haughti ness of Spain's MaSter in Paris, time.will discover..-7- In the good days of the Federal Administrations the song was- 7 " , Millions for 'defence, btit not a'cent f'wtribute, :"--.\,Tow 'the tune' is—" Millions for tri , bute, but not a cent for defence?" NEW YORK, APRIL 12. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM WASHINGTON,' DATED APRIL 5. . . The Houise of Representatives was this morn ing in a state of disorder and confusion that is a dis grace ; to the nation. Mr. RANDOLPH moved to have , the Secret „Journals amended, by insertino . a confidential Message of the President, that bad been omitted. 'Upon whi"ch Motion he came out in a very spirited and anitnated style against the whole secret proceeding, against the Executive; and " his dirty .nuderlings in the House?' .11e particularly de nounced MAntsoN, and declared that his confidence in hint had ceased for ever; that MADISON told him early in the. Session—" France wanted money; and would not let Spain treat 'with us until we gave it to her."—He said, the money was not given for Land, but for Peace. There was a great variety Of motions made in order to get rid of Mr. RANDOLVH'S. Ap peals were nride,frotn the decisions of the Speaker. Seven, eight, or ten'Members were up at once,'l.tutil tbey became a complete National Convention, - and had to adjourn from necessity; every spectator in the House crying out-=" Shame shanty-! AMERICAN CONGRESS. THE SECRET BUSINESS. _ HOUSP, or .REPitItSENTNTIVEs, JAN. 16. A Motion was made,: that a committee be ap pointed- to carry to the Senate the folloin. - 0 Mes- • sage : • . " Gen:lnnen of the Senate., 4 , We transmit you a Bill which has . passed this House, entitled An Ad making - provision fig iletra)ing any extraor dinary E,Cpences'attthldarg the intercourse between tile United States and L'orcign Nations,! and to winch we regitcsr.your -concurrence. This Pill has been passed-by us, to enable the President of the United . States to I. ommence with inure cited , a Negotiation hwthe purchase of the Spanibb. Territories ly ing on the Atlantic Ocean and CAI ph of Mexico, and East -Warn of - the River Nlississippi. The nature and , importance of the measure have unlaced us to ad upon the subjed with closed doors. You will, of course, consider this cigninuni,ca- VOil as confidential."' This Motion-was carried' in the affirmative. TUESDAY,- FEB. 18.• A Message in wriing was received from the Pre sident of - the United States, by Mr. COLES, his Se ,cretary, is followC,th " To the House if Representaiivrs of thi United stutes, On the , i3th a stint 1 approvekt and signed tile Act, enti. '1 " mak n;Piovibion fur del raying any Extraurdi na attenning fie liftemourse betwe,•ll thre United 'Sates and 'Foreign Which Ori;irtated itt thelerate of Representatives, anti,l shall in due selison deposit' it atnon; the Rolls in the 0 ifice of the Secretary of State: " Feb. 03, tgz6. % 4 Tri.JEFFERSON:" On the 31st of Match the inkanCtion of Secrecy "was; on the Motion of Dr. LEIB, removed, ,and the whole of the proceedings are now published. LAIV REPORT. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MAv to. Robert Baker, 'an impressed man, was brought •up by Habeas Corpus, at the suit of his master, to be discharged. ,He had been impressed attd taken on board His Majesty's Ship the Pluto ; the Com, inander of which Vessel answered in return of the Writ, that being authorized ,by an - order - of the Privy Council, he impressed this man ; who after wards voluntarily.entered as a seaman on board that Ship. Mr. t SPiN ASSE contended, "that '.by a case in the Term - Reports, the toaster had a right to sue-out a Habeas Corpus to recover his apprentice under such • circumstances ; but the Court considering, that by the Statute -of 'Harry the Bth, the regular way was pointed out, for• the master to apply to the Chief .JustlCe of the King's Bench, who had the power•of bringing up theZbOdy ; the present Writ, therefore, Was irregular. The .rule was discharged, and - the man ordered'to be remanded. • THE KING V. GOVERNOR ricTor. • The Ruletbr sheaving cause why there should not be a new trial in this case was enlarged until next The ATTORNEY-GENERAL, in person, made the usual motion at the close of the Term, that the re cogniances of the several persons - bound to appear' before the Court, should be continued. This being the last day of Term, the .Court sat, till a late hour, and a great variety of motions were disposed - of; bat in consequence of the absence of Mr:,GAiutow, who was confined by a fall from his horse, some motions of importance were postponed. btitLlN, iqxy •••• • • L. • 4, is Majesty has been pleasel, by. his., lto•al Let ters Patent under the Ga•at Seal of Ireland, to ap point the Right Hon. DENNIS Ito*ES DALY and TTIONIAS SHERIDAN, Esg.. to the'Otfice of Muster Master General and Clerk ,of the Cheque of His Majesty's Armies and Garrisons in Ireland. . Yesterday evening their' Graces the Duke, and Duchess of INDFoRn were entertained at a grand ball and stepper given by Mr.„.l - onN LATOUCiIt o in Merrion-square, fOr Which preparations had been splendidly arranged. His Grace the Duke of BEDFORD has been graci , ously pleased to present the Dublin Society with 'seeds and plants colleaed in New Holland : • WEXFORD, MAY 7; On Sunday last a very soleam,•and, in this paft of the kingdom, an unusual ceremony took place in the Roman Catholic Chapel of this town. The increase•of population of Newfoundland has been so very great within these few years past, and that population cozsisting principally of Irish Roman 'Catholics, it was deemed necessary that the Presi dent of the Missionaries in that part of His Majesty's dominions , should be raised to the epistopal dig nity.' • The first who enjoyed that high 'station is the venerable and Right Rev. Do6tor O'DoNNELL,. whose exertions in 'the. 'godlike work of promoting virtue, maintaining tranquillity,, and exciting chriS • tian benevolence, were so. great, - that His Majesty condeScendingly settled on hint a considerable pen sion for life. This ,Gentleman having arrived at a very adVanced age; and anxious to spend / his last' days in tranquillity and ease, determined to return to his native country ; Dr. LAMBERT, for many years an.exemplary and useful resident in the Con-. vent in this town, was consecrated Bishop, mid is shortly to preeed to that distant Cblony; to super.. intend the mission there. We have no doubt that - under the guidatke of .this excellent man religion and morality must flourish. The ceremony of con secration, like all those of the RoMan Catholic Church, was extremely solemn, and well calculated to inspite awe and veneration. The immense crowd assembled to witness the solemnity prevented, in a tertain degree, the grandeur of the ceremdny.-- Many . persons, •of different religious persuasinns, ate tended on this occasion. How happy would it be. 'for this hitherto distra6ted and divided country, that this circumstance could be considered as the corn; - mencement of conciliation, and final close of that disunion and• distrust, which, like unto rust, has gangrened society, and sullied the bright virtue of Christian Charity !--As the Right Rev. Dr. CAUL FIELD was preventedby indisposition, the ceremony of consecration Was performed by the Most Rev. Dr. TitoY, assisted by the Right Rev. Doators DE LANY, POWER,- and -RYAN.. Atonspiracy was lately formed amongst the Ma lay troops in the service of . the King of Candy, for the purpose of dethroning that Sovereign, and, raising one of his Ministers, a member of the insurre&ion, to the throne the Oot, however, mtscarried, and all the principals in it have suffered. Accounts front Bencoolen, received by the late Overland dispatch, state, that violent and sanguimuy disturbances have for some time prevailed among the native chieftains of Sumatra. Numerous villages have been ,destoyed, and the natives carried imo slavery. The First West York Militia are on their march froM Norman Cross for Hull. They will be ,re lieved by the Royal North Lincoln. Saturday, at Mariborongh-Street, :11 1 : butler to CHARLES LAMBERT,. Esq. in -Fitzroy square, was charged with stealing - from his master's wine cellar 270 bottles of Madeira,„ Sherry, and other wines.' The Prisoner had a second key, made to fit Bramah's patent lock, with which the wine bin was , fastened. Other facts transpired sufficient to_ war , rant the commitment of the Prisoner. . • At Marlborongh-street Office, yesterday, a man was deteEted in the a& of picking a Gentleman's pocket of his pocket-book. The perion robbed was paying attention to an examination, when the Pri soner- got the pocket-book from his pocket; but on being deteaed, he threw it down in the office, and attempted to make his escape.' He'was committed for trial. A few days ago a new,' . improved, and enlarged Edition 0f.16,000 collies, making in all '80,500, was published of " Solomon's Guide to Hoular." , They are bought up with an avidity truly - astonishing, fully repayity - the D9aor for the,care and attention he has bestowed in• revising and cdrreaing it. People of all ranks, should never be without this valuable mir ror (which is sold at-only three shillings.eaCh copy), and which refleas so much honour on the Author, not only as to the morals of the rising generation, but also for the rules and regulationS of their health, laid down with such accuracy and precision as to be understood by persons of every d4nomination. On Saturday, at Fulham Cottage, the Lady of S. F. Lett— swn, Esq. of a Son. iII‘IRRIED. Yesterday, at St. Bride's Church, London, Robert •Raish dall, Esq. of Boston, in the County Of Lincoln, to . Miss Bonner, of the arliT.'plac;. The same morning, at St. Mary-le-bona Church, Atkins Edwin MartidAtkins, IE4 of Kingston Lisle, in the Coon tYpf Berks, to Miss Ann Cook, of Upper Wimpole•street, slaughter of the late Major William Cook. DIED On Sunday, the infant son of. Charles LittWale, Esq. of Great Mary-IF-bone-street, aged four mouths. The same day, at her house in Alcigate, Mrs. Brecknock, in the 79th year of her age. On the t4th - inst. Mrs.-Mackinder, 9f Glou,:cster-place, Camden Town, aged 69 years. FIZICE OF STOCKS YSTE Bank Stock, . India Stock, IE3 I Navy 5_ per Cent. 93 i i India Bonds , par , 5 per Cent. 1797, Old Ann. Irish 5 percent. Ex6lleq: Bills. 2S. dis. 4 Per Lent. •77 i i Oinninin, 21 i • 3 i•ier Ct. Red. 5914 , 3 per Cent. ,Deferred, 3 per :.:t. Cons. bo s l i linperial 3 pa Cent. f.i. I>xik L. 'Ann. 17 i 3. t6ths 1 Qii.to Ana. Ditty Short Ann. I Cons. 101-.22 May, Gc i} Ct)N DQN : ► 1 - 2nt:d by ltICHAIZ! ), IIA1(gIS, ot No. 4, Martizti-coLti. Bow-st eet ; and I'Jhhsntzt 1 . .)) W LIANA tc.IR Sex ars, of.Sclutb Moltein At the SUN•OI , IIc.E; No. 1'1; Strand ; where ifde!e7tis-inzents 'Orders for the Mpr-, I,etiers tbr the a-c.rteust-pairi), ruu3t ItOt1:Y. To TIMNIAS TAYLOR, Esq. N 0.9, New Bridge- . Street, London. owed Sir, - Edinburgh, March IR, Ito!. BEG :leave to infbmi you, that ever since the. aMided with the EuesVene itsobstinately resisting every course of tive?e,;iiyialidl , ir e l p rescribe d 79to.l6l have been by the most eminent of the Facility nere, and undergoing several severe courses of salivation* and twice discharged from the Hospital, with - little would appear to be Gf the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year my diserder had got to such a head, as nearly to put a period to my existerce had a large idea on the crown of my. head, ore on each arm, and my legs were broke out in a frightful manner ; my right was dread fully painful, and had bee. in a stato of ulceration for the last seven years ; my left had also two large nodes on it, was very much_ discoloured, and gave me such excrutiat , ing pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to de prive- me of rest ;.in this lamentable state, I was reeom- - , mendell by Mr. j. Thompson, (who received sro greatial cure by them here), to take yotir Leake's . Patent Pilo, which I began to do on the 26th of May ; in the course of a fortnigit, I began to receive benefit—in little more • than a month, the ulcers on my herd and arms were soundly .healed--soon after, the sores on my legs heated-' - also; leaving, however, - constuerable discolotiration in the skin, .and pain in the bone of the lett, which, by the 13!es. .sin;; O f c u d, and a little longer perseverance in your inva. , ,-luableiMedicine, subsided ; the nodes dispersii*, the -skin r e g ainin i its ndtural •• - hue, and the !foe - turn:ll pains gradually, going 011. I thus became, by your liberal advice and Me dicine, perfertly free front all my former complaints — have recovaed.. my former spirits and strength, and am tie . come jolly and lat,• in which state naVingcontinued many muntils.w tha as tonisl miens. f. all AVII , ) knew 111C,I.amit a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, bus beg ;-oti, for the good of other suffering mortals, to make this my case as public as possible, as I shall on every occasion; in 'so doing,. you will greatly oblige Sir, your grstteful, obedient, -ery humble se:vant, ALEX. MIJIZKER. Swan's Close • High- street , Edinburgh. Witnesses to the above Cure : _ TOHN THOMPSON, No. 3. New Poultry Market; an& !OHM NVINTOSH. Old Assembly-Close, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS Member of the Royal College of Sur,. !;eons, at his House, New Bridge -street, London r where, after a constant residence of more than thirty-sit years, in a practice particularly directed to the cure of Venereal Compl.inis anti those incidental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which ,men his profession should always observe in such cases, ha, - flatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitously administers, to persons taking this Medicine, will' oc" esteemed, by a discerning ,Public, as an advantage r d6rri attainable and void of all ambiguity. Also sold, by his appointment, fnr the convenience ot those living of distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's-street, Pall-Mall ; the Toyshop, No, 103, Ox. ford-street; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. t, Union-row, Little Tower hill - Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. •.Nac doriald, Glasgow'; Mr. Callweil's, DulAin; and by enc person in every considerable town in Great Britain and Ire land, in Boxes of -only as. 9d. each, seaied, up. with folk and plain directions, - whereby persons of either sex may cure themselves with ease,, Speed, secrecy, and Satety. N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain, is seated Up with' a Stamp, on, which, by favour .of the C o oorossioners printed,. at the .itaino a slice --" T. Taylor, No. A, Ne•A . II:Inge-street," -:-tc,) imitate which is. Fclui.v, „and all othcis are CoLltitC:te:rs COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, MAY 19, This morning Colonel THORNTON addressed the Court tbr about twenty minutes, in answer to the affidavits of T. C. BURTON, Esq. upon which a.Ruic . - had been lately obtained by Serjeant COCKELL. The Colonel's addrens Was-delivered - in a temperate niart • ner, and he received, great attention from the; Court. His object in obtruding himself upon the notice of their Lordships, he said, vas, that the imputation .of : dishonourable conduct, which had been cast upon might be removed, by a full investigation, by the Court, of the transaelions which Mr. BURTON had thought proper to complain' of, and place in the light - hdhad done. . So far from any chicanery hay . - ing been praised by the Colonel, to induce that Gentleman to become the purchaser of the pictures, dogs, deer, horSes, &c.• which he had enumerated hi his affidavits, it was oydy at his extreme solicita tion that he kcol. Tuoittq'oN) disposed. of - them; and the sale was not secretly or clandestinely ma - naged, as had been charged, but was made in the presence of several Gentlemen, who were now ready` to give evidence on the subjed, and to expose the caluinny of the accusation. Forthe articles which were disposed of to Mr. BURTON, the Colonel had been repeatedly offered much more considerable sums than he had charged; and, upon the Cot* granting the investigation he now .solitaed, it x.tiald tie seen how Widely different the truth of the case was to the. statement, which had been preferred in the affidavits, and who the really injured party was. The Court ordered, that the case, should be re ferred to the Prothonotary, to investigate and report upon: Col. THORNTON thanked their Lordships, :and retired. JENVERIAN SOCIETY. ThE Annual Dinner in honour of this Society took place on Saturday last at the London Tavern. The DUKE of YORK took the Chair. The Earls of WgSTMORLANP and EGREMONT, and about three hundred persons, were present After " The our Patron".—" The Queen"—" The Prince of \Vales" and " The Navy," had been given as Toasts, all of which were received with the warmest, applause, " The Commander in Chia of the Army," was given, 'and received with great acclamation:— The DUKE of YoaK, on this mark. of respe&, ad dressed the Company in p brief but elegant rnanner, returning them his thanks, and expressing his satis fattion at the increasinc , influence of the Vaccine system, which he doubted not would finally triumph over all the attacks of ignorance and prejudice, This speech excited very great applause. Dr. LETTsoNt read some documents relative to the Funds of the Society; •by which it 'appeared that the expenditure during the last year had mucleiceeded its income. _ _ _ The Rev. RoWLAND HILL spoke much in favour of the Vaccine Systein, and solemnly assured the Meeting that he had himself administered the Cow- Pock to many thousand persons, and had not found it fail in any one inStance. - :Dr. JENNER, in return for the compliment of drinking his health, -after expressing his thanks, en tered into the subje& at some length, and declared that he hea - rd the most favourable accounts of the success of the System from various parts of the Globe. Other Medical Gentlemen spoke in support of the -System, and all avowed That their own experience warranted their utmost ebnfidenee in its efficacy. INdLEDON, HILL, TAYLOR, and DlGNum'amused the Company with VoCal Performances, and the whole of the day passed over with the utmost fes tivity. It appeared that the number of persons inoculated at the several stations, up to the 20th of February last, amounted to 19,471. The Duke of YORK gave fifty guineas to the Institution ; and'after his,Royal flightless left the Chair it was taken by Lord EGRE MONT, wla; addressed the company in d very able Manner in behalf of the objects of the Institution. It appears by the New York Papers, that, in con sequence of the. Negotiations now pending between the United States and Spain, the former are about to purchase the whole. cat the Spanish territories ly ing on the Atlantic Ocean, .Gulph of Mexico, and eastv‘;a'rd of i the Mississippi. A sum of money for this purpose has been voted by Congress. LON ';'4.cI?KITS, Szc RETURN (11 7 Wllt:ik - l' IN VARK-LANE, :-- By M-e.. - ,er:, CAtt,p and WAt I' 4:, Meal Weighers, Incltuliwg oat/ tro:h flit sth of M y to the iodic)! May, agreeaol) to .the new Ad. . . 36 Quarters at Aod 9-i l4l Quarters at Bts od . 75 -- at 9is od 1 . 03 " at Bas od 28 ---- - - at q4s od 50 at 79 , ...0d 2 14 _ at OS od 1 241 at 78 5 'ad 904 - at , 9os ad 6t at 77s od 390 ' stß 470 -- at 8 7 5 ed 1 3N2 30 . at Sts ad at 72z; cd 2 27 9 • '2, at ;off nd 1557 -- at 145 od l;6 341 -- at 83s rd I int 1; --;--- at 82S 6,1 1 1:0 -----. at 67s od 6aB -,--- at 82s od I too , __ And 397 Quarter's at 6;s. Total'to39s ljnaiters--AyeraAe 815 . • 4d. ts. 4 d. highvr than last Return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From May 3, to May 9, from the Cocket-Qffice.: Sacks.• s. d. . Sacks , . s. d. Sacks. s. d. 7 800 3f 2 —74 0 1 3 8 S —7 O 4 S — 79 0 18 5 -- 73 0 i - 9— 68 4 10 76 o 102 --7 z .0 ' 9—66 a 6 59 6 ---- 75 0 6 - 7 -- 71 0 . Is 65 4 Total-764f Sacks, --Average 745. 7d. Same as fast week. ~ WESTERN COUNTRY MARKETS Llasr V Wheat. Barley. _ Newbury 1 68s to Sts 1 275 . 6 d to 34$ 6d I Salisbury 1 74$ to 9)s ' 29s od to 3zs od Basingstoke I 725 to ,88s 1 28s orl to 32s od ;Winchester Sos to 84s 1 295 od to 315 od i Devizes 7os to 845 34s od to 39$ od Warminster 168 s to 14s 3LS od to 345 od I ieek) per Qrs Oats. 27s od to 35s 29$ od to 33s 27$ od to 32s 2S$ od to 3os 2 9 $ od to 33i 3os od to 34 AVERAGE PRICE OF ENGLAND AND,WALES, ending May to. Wheat 84s tod I Batley , 3xs 24.11 Beans 4us td Rye • 4Ss Oat* 2.8 s 4 Pease -d PRICE OF 11013%. pAns. .. POCKETS. Kent, Si. its. to 71. os. ' Kent, 51. is. ..to 71. iss. Sussex, O. Los. to 61. los. Sussex, Si'. i6s. to 71. os. lissex, sl. to. to 6!. xos. Fan - 4111, bA. os. to sol.us. Old Duty - - 139,0001. PRICE OF SEEDS IN MARK-LANE Carraway Os. oft. to 60s. od.per cwt. Coriander ~- s3s. od. to 445. od. Trefoil - 7s, od. to 255, od. Red Clover Fine Old od. to4os. oct. cs. ed. to es. IV hitc ditto. 335, od. to has. Rye-Grass - NVltite Nlit6tard Seed zos. oci. to 3 zs. 3.,0d to 7s b 4 per bushel. Brown ditto izs ott to i6s oticittzu, Tares Canary 36s to 4zs ditto. sos to 6us 64$ ditto. NEWC;APIi and IJ MARKETS. • By the Carcase, Beef, 3s. Sit. to 4s. rod. i Veal, 4s. ed. to. ss. 6-1. Mutton, 4s. 63. to ss. oil. [Pork, 4s. $(1. to ss. 81. - Lamb,. 53. od. to 7s. od. PRICE OF-TALLOW. St. jamests Market '33. 114 d. TownTallo . tv--5.0d.675.6d Clare Market . 3s. it.t. Yellow Russin G7s.odos.od IVititechapel Market 3s. i id. White uo. 665. od. —s. ode per Stone 6181 p. • is. tat. i Melting Stuff 565. 575. od. Average price. 3s. 110. ' Ditto. rough —3. 335. od. Graves I is. ed. - Good Dregs los. ad. Yellow Scap, 82s.—? , :ottled, 925.-----Ltud, 963. Price of Candles per dozen, t us. od.--Moulds, 12s. od, St. jAMES's 1-LAY M kRk ET, May 17. flay, 31. os. od. to I. oi. od.---AVe. 41. os. 0 .1. Straw, 21. ss. od. to 2.1. 245. c(l.-,-Ayer. 21. 9i. 61: WiIITECHAPEL HAY MARKET. Hay, 3!. tos. od. to 41. IJS.'od.—Aver. 41. os. ad. Clover, 41. os. od. to it. os. cd.—Aver. 41. to,. Oct. Straw, 31. J6S, od. to 21. os. cd.—Aver. 31. IS,. od. CO4L-MARKET. Sold. Ships at Market. hlay 124 Wekh 14 . to Newcastle Sunderland Cindets• t 6 - 12 Newastle a Cinders I at OS od 6 a 47s oil 54c 61 at 05 od —S .34 at —s 7 at OS 6(1 54s ad at od 'VE.`