The Sun. — London, England, 1806-04-28 00:00:00

N AYA.L. N E IV S. FrOM the LONDON GAZETTE, April z 6, 1806. Admiralty-Office, April '23. Copy if an, Enclosure from Admiral Young, Com . nianderin Chid' at Plymouth. •- Mind Revenue Cutter, Catwatcr, Port of • SIR, • I beg you Will be pleased to acquaint my Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, that on Wednes day the 16th inst. having ,received information at• Scilly that a- Vessel had been captured otf that Island by a French Brig Privateer of 14 guns, I immediately got tinder weigh, .and proceeded to sea ; and on Friday the Bth had the satin action of falling in with her, Scilly bearing N. N. E. three leagties : she hoisted American colours, and . allowed us to approach ; fired a broadside into us, and a volley of musketry ; then with a crowd of sail she attempted to get off, depending on her superior sailing ; but, after a chace from nine A. M. till twelve, and a running fight from twelve to three, she struck to the Hind Revenue Cutter under. my command, ; and proves .to be L'lntrepide, of St. Mii!oes,.of 14 guns, eight of which had been previously put into the hold, Joseph Boursin, Commander, who, with.two of the Enemy, were killed, and two are dangerously wounded. She has been out 20 days, and has cap tured four Vessels. • - • • . • _ . I have every reason to hope that, neither of them can, as yet, have got into any French Pprt i by what I= learn from - those who belonged. to them, and who were taken in the Intrepide. She is. a new ' Vessel, arid was returning from her-second Crtiize ; shehas,andwould have been a great annoyance to our trade, being a very fast: sailing Vessel:. On board of the Hind. we have'nOrie killed or wounded, nor any damage, other than the rigging - and sails being cut. I cannot dO sufficient justice to the zeal' and - steady conduct of Mr. Pitt, Chief Mate, and the Officers and men under my command.-- • 1 have the honour to • THOMAS MURRAY ALLAN. Brig Mary, M'Arthur, Master; from Ireland, , a light Transport,:retaken anctsent into Scilly.. Admiral. Young, Lec. tec. &c. .• copies of 'Enclosures from Rear-Admiral the Hon. -.Sir Alexander -Cochrane, Commander in Chief at ilte Leeward Islands. • W olverine, sixty leagues to windward of liarbadues flan. :3i. Ent's , • I have the honour 'to inform yott, that this-morn tag captured the French-Schooner Privateer Petite 'Cotriiance, attcr a long chace. She bad one large 'gun mounted (her two others having been thrown *overboard in chace), and .50 men 3 a month out from Guactaloupe, and has taken nothing.-4 have the honour to be, &c. (Signed)' J. SMYTH. CocAranei Oc. ter. fec. ' Ilis nojebty's Brig Grenada, St.. George's 11.sy,•Crenada, teb, id, 4511 t, I. have the sitislattion to. acquaint 3,rou,_ that on the 13th instant, the'Pearl.Rock, Martinique, hear iris east, distant four or live leagues, at four, A. M. discovered a suspicious Vessel to the southward, to.which I immediately gave .chace : at seven o'clock .4.tired a.shot at - her,- which , she-returned, and hoisted i'Tencli colours, and a close 'attidii ensued. In con .sequetice of light winds, and. my, being to leeward .of .Enemy,, I dropped a-stern several times, vvitieh prolonged the aetiob. considerably, :the smoke fronl•the guns .taking.the:winThout of our sails. At , 30 ,minutes. past eleven the Enemy struck her co -and" we found her to be the Ffench Schooner Letter of Marque Princess Murat, having on board two :forty-two pounders, one nine-pounder with several swivels and blunderbusses, and fitty-two =en out of. Martinique twelve hoUrs, and bound to St. Dorningo,ladeu with dry goods", noyeau, &c. I am sorry to add, Mr. Atkins, a brave and good Officer; who has served several years with me, is severely .N.Ogunded ; but, I trust, will speedily re, cover'; and one boy, who died a few hours after the aetion. The Enemy had three men - killed and seven 'ounded.' I beg leave to observe, that the Enemy's guns were mounted in such a manner as to enable them all to bear at the same time in any.direc tion, which made them very superior in- weight •of metal. . • The Enemy's masts and rigging were so much crippled, that, on the-night ot -- the i•Gth, 'both masts Arent by the board. The Grenadtrhas'.sufiWedmuell in rigging, both top-orastsbeing quite'disablec4 main boom shot aWay, both - lower masts damaged, aid sails cut to pieces, with the heail show - er&of grape and caunister from the 42-pounders.- , - • The condna" of Mr. Malone, Sub-Lintenant . ; Mr; Atkins, the Master; Mr. •Briggs, - . Midshipman ,(who has just served his time):; the petty Officers, Seamen, and a party of tire- 60th Regiment serving 2sMarines, j cannot suffici'ently extol, their coolness and stria - attention.:to my dire&i6ns Mitring the ac tion being such as are so truly charatiteristic in the British Searnan.--I have,•&e. JOHN BAltii.Eß. • 'The Hort,. Rear-Admiral Copy of a Later from Captain 'Younglinsband, to. I it am Mars gin, Esq. Heureux, Bari:maws, W. by N. b. miles, Feb. VA, I have the honour to acquaint you, that, on thel iethinstant, I fell in with, and after a short chace, eaptured La Bellone. French Privateer, mounting 14, -pounders, and having on board one hundred and seventy men. The Bellone had on board eight: thousand dollars, being her owners' share of a Prize they had carried into Cayenne. I have likewise the pleasure to add, ,that..l yes terday captured, after an eight-hours' choce, La 80-, .cune French' Privateer Schooner, inounting three: -guns,. and having on board sixty tnen.• . 1 have the honour to he, &c. • G. YO UN GITU S BAND . PLYXCATTII, APRIL 26.---...Urived.thePapi)entxurgh.. Galriot Maria, Captain Nl.,tx SELL,. from Bay6ime,; bound= to Pappenburgh, laden with witiednd rosiLi; detained by the Grozz:kr Gun`-brig, . Arrivtd Lac Chigiente Frigate from a Crilizef . Sailed La 07727 e Freuch Cartel, with French Onera,.for MOrlaiz; and the Defunct, Of 74 guns, to join 'the Channel Fleet; also the ,Lad 3, Warren t 'Armed Ship on a Cruize. arrived the French Corvette LaTapagellse, of_l6 guns, lately captured at - the entrance of Bourdeaux. River, by the Pallas Frigate, 'Capt. Lord CO ItANE ; the American Ship Coirinteree, of and from Baltimore, Capt. FORBES, laden with tobacco, flour, ecc. detained by the Sharpshooter Gun-brig ; and the City rf Cork,. BICKERTON, from Cork, 'with provi- mons. , The Chi/tonne Frigzite this morning sailed hence for Portsmouth, to be docked. . . Arrived the Cutter Rose, of Fow - ey, ladenVith' to bacco and spirits, from Guernsey, bound to North Faro, detained by the Phce.ttii Frigate, Capt. Za- CHAItY MUDGE. •-• Sailed, the Cockatrice Amied Ship, with a Convoy to the Westward. PourampuTu, APRIL 27.—Arrived La Chiffonne Frigate, Capt. CAMPBELL, from Plymouth, and the Defender from a cruize. The Elephant, of 7 . 4 guns, Capt. DUNDAS, made the signal yesterday for a Couvoy.to the West Indies. The Camilla. Sloop 9f War. .went this day out of Harbour; and yesterday the Whiting Schooner went in for repairs. - Capt. HALKETT is npointed to the Ganges. Port ; Capt..l3. ,to the dodan, at Jamaica; and Lieut. Mirc . riELL, son of the late Sir ANDRE . W MITCHELL, is promoted to the rank of Commander.' The Vigilant, of '74 guns, in Ordinary at this Port, which sunk in the Harbour in January, has been raised. Mr. °PARK, Second Master Attendant of this bock-yard, projeaed the plan for weighing her, and carried it into etle6.l; and on Tuesday he brought her down the Harbour, and put her into Dock ; since which her bottom has been strictly examined by N. Diririst, Esq. the Builder, and his 'Assistants : It • appears pet - lea:ly sound ; and Tier sinking did riot arise from any leak, but it is supposed the water at various times came in at the scuppers, and from inattention of some persons on board her, she was negleded to be occasionally pumped. The exertions used by the men employed to pump her , cut .exceeded every exertion we .ever witnessed—she was completely pumped dry in less, than ten hours. DOVER, APRIL 27.—Passed by for London, the adedonia, Siumorts, from St.. Helena. Passed by for Rotterdam, the Alexander, LEIGH TON, from Norfolk. Arrived the Cotumtus, JOHNSON, from Bremen, with linen, `&c. fur Charleston, 'detained by the Ex _ ertzon Gun-brig; the Brig .Inno, of and from Boston, with sugar, for Amsterdain, lost .an anchor and cable. Sail2.d* the .Ante' lope and Mantes, foi the Nein ; '130121, off Calais; and Explosion, with COtivoy, for Portsmouth. Passed through the Downs. for the River the Re , tread; Milford, and Vnibn East Indiamen. , GREENOC i Ii, APRIL 25.—Capt. HARVIE, of the Cancida, one of the Lisbon Fleet, which arrived here last night, reports the Capture of four of them by a French Privateer Of 6 guns (believed the Intrepide), just after parting, from the 'Convoy : he does not name the vessels. • ~The, Catherine, BROWN, from limeriek 'to Lon don, Was captured ofrSt. Abb's Head, 1 fith jbst. by a small Privateer, with 50 or do men - on'boliril; The. Privateer afterwards captured thy PlX,frofn Gallol,vay to Newcastle, and gave her up ,to the crew of the Catherine; she then went in iiiifsitit of the Mary, of Sunderland, and the Hendasbn, of Workinatort and, it is - supposed,' -captured . them. .The Gold Thorp, , CLA,R*,,.froin Newcastle to London, is lost the,Swin ; the Providence, JO CE, from Skinder land, is 10-t oft the North Fol'elaudl the Westoiti of South Shields, is reported to be lost. LANCASTER, APIIIL .gi.-- , -The Harriet, ORREN!. W OOD, arrived hereon Wednesday 'last froth Ber- - . Bice, from N . vhence she sailed'on the .21st February; in. company with the Jeilto, COUPLAND A and. the Noth,Star, PICKTIIAL:L, both bound to Liverpool ; parted with the North Star on the 20th March ; ',and on the 31st spoke the Ship' !William PL-nn, frcaA, Newry for New-York, 'who informed them that he l i had spoke , a French cruizing Frigate el.,: , :ven days before, in lat. 47. N. long., 2:2 . oad, , who had teen i • . out four months, had taken and destroyed upwards I of 30 English vessels, and said he Was going into 1 port ; in consequence, of which the aboi'e Ships i steered to the Northward to.avoid her. ~ -. . . The Eadi, bound from' Leith to Hamburg!), with a valuable "cargo on board, has returned to Leith Roads,, after having arrived safe in the River Elbe, where she remained four days, when Cap tain EDMONDSTONE's Mate received a peremptory order from Captain JOHN LAWSON, of His Ma jesty's Inre.d armed Ve,Ael the Lord Melville , to de part under his convoy; and so urgent was the Or der that Capt. En M ONDSTO E, Wholvad ;one onshore for information, was obliged'to be left behind. The Vir, , ,ririla Frigate - has captured and sent into Cori: the Spanish. Privateer retigador x of 14 guns and 84 men. The Gz. , orke, from Barbadoes for Liverpool, has been lost on the Island of Barbuda, with a valuable cargo of' sugar and coffee. There was a party of invalidF, of the 90th Ikgiment on board, one of whom Ni-as.drowned. REPORT, DISTRIBUTION 0 i PRIZE MONEY. To the ()Meets and Company of His Majesty's Ship . Endy mion, for the Capture of tire Snitish Ships Br dliante; on the zd lanuary, rfiog, Ecce 27th lannary; 180 wand th,Jll• garaga, 4th February', 1'305, on the - zd one next, or as soon after as she shall , arrive in Port ; and for three years, at No. 0, Great George-sire: t, Westminster'. To the officers and Company of His Mljesty's Ship lode fatigablP, for the•Captut, ct the Spanish Frigates ir aura, Me flea; and „Clara, in company with 'His Majesty's Ships Mtchtsa, and A.ippliit.n, a distribution of such part of the specie taken on board tire said Ship as was granted by His Majesty to the Captors, and of the proceeds or the hulls and earoes of the said Ships, will he made rut hoard the In defatigable on the ad of lune, or so • soon after as she shall arrive in Port, and for three years to•come, at No. Cleat Getirge:street; WestMitister.. The Marquis of HuNTr.nY, W bOCe :recovery from . the etfe , .. - -..1.S of a ball which was lately extracted we have boticed, continues to' impi-.)ve in he.,alth, and we have much pleasure in •learning that. this spirited young Nobleman. is likely to he entirely restored. The last accounts from India mention relie , .ved disturbances having taken plac:!aMongst the v.l.etch- I A letter from Newton Stewart, says, “, A selea ed and opnressed Polygars. These troubles ate im ; party of , the yOung men of this place and the.neigh puted tO Foreign Agency; but we fear that , a - inore bourhood were recentlyeinployed in the periormance probable occasion may be found" fur them in the of the, 'f. ragedy of .noirglci, for the benefit of the conduct . of our Government towards this valiant, Poor of . Pepningharn . ,and Minnigalf. parishes,, The and, in our opifiion, injured people: Several of the performance _was- thrice repeated by theth ,in the Chiefs have, however, been seized, and secured in Town-hall,• to, ninn,-trotl s s dud oerlio\ving'Pouses. Trinchinopoly, and rewards offered for the appre- On the last 'fright' of acting, ibeing 4'ietinc-day the 'tension of others who have, escap ed to the North- 19th ult. a circumstance happened at 'the, •close of ward. the Play which.. was - likely to have realized; with . - . . .- I-lotackP., notwithstanding that his Army is dis- ten-fold severiiyilhe - sad ' tiilgic 7 scene, the repre tra4ted by want, treachery, conspiracy, and deser- sentation 'of. which had' just beep :conclud_iven wayed. .One tion, continues his hostile operations; in Which he. g ' of the supporters of the gallery - having is doubtless encouraged by promises of assistance to the ponderous presstiretutdcrWhich it vas the Was' 1) iced . from other Native Powers, as well a; by the as- from the crowded:company ; thereon contained, whole, of the gallery fell to the ground with-a:terrible suratices which ,it is known he has' received' of sue-.. r tours from Erance. , , . , - • i - . 'crash, . Some hastened to tit.stret ;, others, from . ran to the stage, -,` 1 the • - Sir t: DWA RD PE.1.1.1.: W-has formed a new :in-tinge- ' the pit, . ~ acid le whole house i f ro th _presented a scene of the wildest confusion. The meat for the blockade of the Isle of Frtnice, winch the most favourable results are expeded.. : Shrieks and eries.oethe fallen, many of than squeezed' ween 1 fiii'D tae ....-erent seats ; were ) truly,. terrific, and • SatuiaLky morning Col. Mita - reiewed.the first bet - Wholh.4 baffles every attempt at description. 'Hap hatttilion of the Uoth Regiment on liiisca Green. -L _ They well t throw-fit their -.evolutions . y, b OO strong, ii in a eery h yily',.-libever,, no flues wer9 .lost ; nor li albs -shat 0. style. The Regiment at present iered, though' several people were considerably` , hurt .- - s 0 . e . . ~ . ... - mostly flue looking young men; and are.under or- . .. , On'Satunlay; at Marlborough-street, Jane Beacon ; dens to embark for Elie E as t I n di es . F our. h*dred -..a Prophetessi-was charged with predi&ing future ' events. The D-.fen l•ht a wornant of eery respea :-'rneri. of, this 2d Battalion. areldaily . expeCted 0 -join 4 r i' ' ' them. from Ireland. - . . ' able appearance,linTen applied co, relative to a ipbbery, by,Kiss itli4 Ijope,. the lady's Maid in a , . The Regiments. ofthe 4ine.cantoned in the neigh, bourhood,of Portsmouth have been,. in . the Course • •famity in the vicinity of Titzioriquare. Her loss of last week, inspeded by .General Sir (3E9., Pin. . was two guine . a and.a diamondpin, Which' had been yosr, preparatory to their embarkation, _'stolen from' her trunk;. and on ' T hy giving the On Saturday two abandoned . femaleS-deated a riot .PropheteSs: - trdestription otthe servants of the house, _Ate consulted the Sacred Writings, and found Peg in Stepney-fields, fighting for upwards Of an _hew- fin the possession of a favourite Lascar,. who wad IC) 1 - rgy i the cook , -maid, guilty.' ,The cook was taken mg on ,smo.king his .pipe., A party : of con Stables i before a Magistrate, and :released, after the lady's coming ttp,,put an end to the contest, by taking - the ' maid had given up the author of the premature con.- V iaion. The Prophetessass4red the Macr„istrate in combatants into Custody, when the mobdispecd. , an Tliefe were two plaures of the King and Queen, i. imperious tone, that she was no impostor, like many for the',Court,honse of ‘one, of the West: India_ M who practised in her way, for her-prediaions were Islands, on board the Baileys, o f London, at the courted by all the great folks.---She was sent, to time of her Capture by a French Privateer, and on Bridewell, , . their arrival atGuadaloupe, were announce:Hitt-sale; e Alieison of : the name of Poacrs was on *Satur i.., to go into dock.. • . - • . , but the Governor, on . being apprised of the , circutm. 'aikor'dered to be fined .201. for attempting to get ..... • -Arrived His - Majesty's.Ship Nassau to have a new . , stance, ordered them.to be i restered to the.9o34l4•liiintwthe service of :Mr. G-A RR oW, the Barrister, by . yard. . ' . ' , aol Sent to the place - of their original destinaiion,_ means of a fuse charaaet ; but the fine was after-- The Majestic is paid, and will sail with the Is A -young couple, in . company with their. father; wards remitted,upon.the Prisoner consenting to en - , proceeded last Sunday from .Pershore to WW list in the 15tIrDragoons: , • .. OD Wednesday to I artnouth. to gtl married. A 9 scion as the eeremony'l.vas over, A few ,days Ago the wife of 11, Clifton, Collier, dthe met] - gimp The Glutton receive Utrecht, and is 'ettpe6ted to• Sail from Long - reach in pious libations, they sset out.. on .their. return home; , a few hours after baptised by the names of Samuel, the Medway, in itt le:W . days, to . the INTure.. but on the road they stoppc: , ,t ag ai n _.at a. public 'William; Edward, and -Richard: One of their ap . . - - house, Where the huband `get:completely intoxica- . . peered, to be weakly, but the rest .AI ere seemingly in . • • ,- ' - DEAL, AtiftlL i .:7.--.: ', ,srired the_S' , T eiie T om- .- , p , t ; tad, in which state lie w;is kit lying under a hay rich; good health ; Ore; however; died' in the cour-e of • • - fatlti.-r, - After ,rifii.ng .his the night, and were - . folloWed . by the fourth on dub bridge 7 -Buqieril 4n(P Inveterate, wi th Conroy_ from ' wi " ' the brOe and her pixkets, .returned hortie.,.._ At four" - o'clitt...l ,- .. the iii t next day. The Mother, who is in a fair way "01 . re-', • rielarfh 116iget,- . s;" - Willt 'Cons oy fretal Portsmouth ; ahoimirig th 6 briclearoupa w 3S . found (I'Cild iin the- cosnw, is :abolit 32, :ind... het btlFhancl 40 yt;:rs• of agq, , . i and L.l,sertion twin oil - Calais. I btrtets of Persh:iv. . A , :tit seven years ago site Wa-delivered of twins. . . I - Two or three Sail of East. India Ships, and several I INC luercnantmen, went past thrs morning tio the • Downs, for the Westward. The Herefordshire Regiment of: Militia march from hence to-morrow morning for Chelmsford, and will be replaced by the Northumberland. FA.Lmotrrui APRIL 2'5.--Arrived the Dratis Data, and the Kingsmill, WADE, from Liverpool ; Peggy, IVIA.TTI:EI.vs, and Nymph, MADDows, from Weymonth ; -J EW IS, from Port-Glasgow ; Rover; DYsnN, Britannia, &Jt, and Lady Hood, FLANAGAN, from Bristol. FlAnwicn, Arrii. 27. The Auckland Packet, Captain BRIDGE, and the, King George, :Captain SAUNDERS, SRII6CI this morning for flusum, with the Hambtirgh .and. Bremen 'Mails ; at the same time the Lady Nc; i liean, - Captain DEAisrE, and the Diana, Captain . MAenONoOGn, sailed for Gotten burgh, each vyitli a-Mail. The 7 Diaim . Packet, Cap . tliß STEWARD; arrived this morning from Gottenburgh with a ; and at DOCIII . orie of the Ektra Packets oZ,ived with ano ther Mail from Gottenburgh. SHE Eiii;ESS, APRIL 27 .-At five o'clock this morning the whole of the Baltic Fleet, sailed froni the more, upwards of 100 Sail, under Convoy of His Majesty's Sloop Railleur and Hama Gun- SAIITIIIW:LD /IAYMARKIIT. flay zl. iss. to 41. :is.— Clover 41 t i. to 51. Ss,—Straw, 'll. 13s.- to 31 ms. 'Sailed for Leith liis Majesty's Ship Julia, Capt. VARKEE andEfrarti, Capt. TROLLOPE. S.airecl yesterday His Majesty's Ship Blanche, Capt. LAVIE, and run, foul of the ginerva....vedish Ship, carriedaway the foretop,rnast by the board, and .inaintop-gallant-mast the Blanche broke' off her ,fig. - u.re-heard auk catwater, and is come into,Harbour CO'UR .OF KING's BENCH, AB,Riz. z 6 ,- ._ te e,! XING 71. GOVERNOR PICTON.. f overnor Piton appeared in Court to reoeivejudg } tneiii upon his conviatiou .last: Term, for ordering 1 , the torture 'to be intlided on Louisa Calderon, in the island of Trinidad. Mr. 'DAL'LAS rose 'and moved the CoUrt for a new • trial. The first ground of his application was, that 'the bekndant had not aged illegally or unjustifiably in ordering the 'torture. because it \V LIS' a mode of pu- pishn lent sanaioned by the laws dm Spain, which, he contended,uotwithsantling what .had passed upon the trial, !applied to the Colonies. The book referred to by the Witnesses as containing the laws of the Colo .he had.'had the good fortune to procure. It had been purchased by the Landon Society at t helate sale of the Marquis of tansdown'slibrary.' It 'WaS entitled ili6:apilation des Loys d' kdes: This code of laws, ap plying to the colonies, contained an authority that the laws' of Old Spain were 'not to be repealed, •in any 'Cases, Unless so expressed. There was,not in the whole code any mention whatever of torture; .cousequently, theed law of Castile, auth prizing torture, was as much .force the Colonies as it was in 4pain. Th.t se cond gronnd Was, that the I;Aendant had aEted in his caiiacity of Judge, and not of Governor ; that he was not influenced by any malice, and that he thought the infli6tion of torture, in this oarticular case, was • the law - of `the Island.: lld quoted cases fro:p Haw- a kins, to- shel.v that Judges were not responsible for their decisions, it they acted to the -best of their judgments. Lord- ELLENBOROUGH said; he thought the last ,po;nt veryfit ki&i:on'siderea, and cleSirJdthe Learn , ed Counsel to take a Rule to spew cause. ' SPORTING lATELLIGEIcCE. NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING.-M,UTING, - FRIDAY, APRIL 131aeliford's jumper, *.Sst. beat Ld Darlington's c. _by Sir Peter, Bst. 31b. It. M. Sot's.--Two to one on jumper. Ld Sackville's Bustard, Bsr. 71b. beat Mr.W. Bayly's Gra titude, Bst. Ab. M. -- Two to one on Bustard. • Mr.Rlß'oyee's Sir David, Bst. glb_ rec. n. from Ld Grosve. nor'S P lantagenet, Bst. ,Acros's the flat, 2..;045, h. ft. .COP.NEXCIIANGE, APRIL <<a.--Wheat is arrived • to-dayln short supplies ;. early in . the forenoOn the trade was very ready in sales at ~s. and 7s. per quarter advance, but afterwards rather dull ; Barley or Malt little 'alteration ; but fe At Pease or -Beans, of each sort, and ,tftose dearer ; there are very few arrivals of Oats, and. this article at small varlation ; Flour is about ss. per sack dearer. • Wheat 62s a 74s a 865 od 1 - / - eans - 405 a 45s 01 Fine ditto , Vris a 415:„„ott . Tick Beans 32, a 385 ort Rye -46 S a 44'; Oat's' 2 3 ; a 27s a 3 Barley 325 a 375 . P01:111(1di tto 315 a 335 od Malt . 675 a 735 Ctri Seed - 381 - 4 21 • White Pease 38s a 4ss ott Fins Flour 75s a Los od Grey ditto 34s a 385 od Se,:oncls - 705 a 755 od 'SMITHFIELD 11.i.ARKET, Arrim Z. This day's market afforded a good supply of prime Beasts, and the show of Cattle in general was plenti ful ; the prices are for the most part reduced since our last account, and the trade was tolerabltilivc:.ly. The business done in the Haymarket was rather con siderable ; Hay has dropped in price -since Fridays .market ; Straw and Clover fetched last Orices.— The udder-inentk-.led prices 'and wad:hers is a cot -1-;:t statement : To,shik thp Offal per stone of Sib.. . . 11Cef 4s,'e , t. to,SS , ott.--Miat(in rt. hd. to ss. Cd.--Areal 6s, 6d. to 7s. 0t 4 ..,- i-amb hs, oil. to. Js. od_..---Por4 Si. 6(I. to S. ott. • • . • . , Beasts-187h.—Sheep 3.1 - 4.1 ./.';11101)S z3 - ,740.--Calves 57.7-- Pigs vs, r 5