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Mr. JOHNSTONE. in part,
nien with the Right Hoe. Secretes, of Stat .
bifswever, differed with him In neasy iseencial vim%
and, after arguing the question Fee dem, time. he
declared that he felt himself precluded altogether
from giving any vote ea the occasion.
Mr. GRANT thought it his duty to inform the
House, that the papers which constituted the evi-
dence. Could not be got reedy and printed for
considerable time; not, he conceived. during the
present Session ; he had also to stair, tf at it would
hz necessary for wino ()cadmium, connerleil with
the India House, to cantle down and move for trims
papers, before the bitsiness could cons- to a final de-
temmaation. For these reasons, he opposed the
printing of the charge.
Sir AR I'HUR WELLESLEY exalainad.
Mr. WINI)HAM, js explanation, said. that when
he ba 1 before delivered his opini'sn, hi conceived
that the Hon. Gentlestma would have- wittistrasYrl
hie thadon. but he now thought, .that. .motion
lately made by h.s Han. Friend, reconciled every
Ming, mod he would support it.
Mr. SHERIDAN explained.
Mr. PAUL denied.:) he informed, what mode
of proceeding he should ad,ios, as be di4 not wish to
pssist sigaiitat the sense of the I louse!
The SPRAK. ER informed him, that he was to
decide whether he would have the question put..
whether he would, with the leave of the House, with-
draw his motion
Mr. PAUL said. he would consent to withdraw it,
is the House seemed so inclined
Mr Ba'' r st not wishing to withdraw the mo-
tion for the previous q•aerti••n •rarg r' were
ordered to wt.hs:Aw. but no divisi..n t ark ;.la e ; on
again returoorg t • toe Gallery, we un..eistood that
the two moti• .ns were t :malty withdrawn.
On our re-airm..st• ro he gallery. we Found the
question had been put In i!.e second reeding of the
IRON LW I Pi.
Mr. ROSE said, the • . one wh:ch would
bear harder upon the Ferro -rct of the min-
try, than any which had bet,. g :Abet-
ed. It would operate in the prop •I t ion of a tax of
10s. upon every husbas.dry horse ; ar.o f I two,
he throcht an additional tax upon horses would be
lest objedionable.
Lord HENRY PETTY seas *war-. that the tax
b-re hravily ; but thought that, neither :Tan
farmers, nor the iron-founders, was it calculated to
press so severely as had been imagined. He ad-
mitted, that it was a subjet which merited gr.ve
consideration ; and, in order to its baring every at- j
tendon that it could experience in a Comm nee, he
would propose, that the consideration of the PM.
petty Tax, which stood for Friday, should be ti;•-
ferred till Monday neat. and that this tax sh,uld go t
into a Committee on Friday. in the room of it.
Sir J. WROTTESLEY. with a view to disen-
cumber the debate on Friday, would ask now, whe-
ther any thing were proposed to be insist to obviate
the difficulty of giving a sufficient drawback to the
maim adurers engaged in the export trade? A num-
ber of gentlemen in town. whose opinions deserved .
the attention of the House. thought the proposed
drawback insufficient, as it seemed the utmos• to be
allowed, did not exceed 41. per ton. The deductions
on account of the ordnance All 1 naval stores, woad
be considerable. •f Hm. Genilrman then pro-
ceeded to point out m.r.e omissions in the returns of
the consumption of iron in the narY, made to the
House front the Navy Board ; and expressed a
hope, that use Nohle Lord would use his inßuoice
to pr retire every information for the House, con-
twzte.l vw,tn the subjefi.
Lo: .1 iI EN itY PETTY concurred in the expe-
diency of the House having every inform itimi that
could be aterdea. With respell to the deduaions
which had been roz.ced, they were not near!. so
large as seemed t I.; Mien red. The p ^hie
Lord recapoulated v r .s ii-rures, by which it
appeared, that the den •.• • mounted. on the
average of the two last ~ to 199.J901. If
it were found expedimt, the s r tick coda be ex-
rer.Oed is the Committee.
Air. Wilberfore:, Mr. Hawkins &awes, and

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Isord A. TTansilren,lsritflyeurr.ssed their .2isirprn-
hation of the tax, hut reserved the avowal of the
particular grounds of their opposition. until :be t:orn-
rnittre. _ _

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Mr. VANSITTA la observed, that. in the Com-
mittee, many modifications of the Bill could take
place. An I lon. Baronet had mistaken the event
of the proposed drawback ; 41. had been calculated
upon as the average, and not as the highest allow-
ance.
Mr. CANNING tvii,hed that every part of the de-
tail of the Ways and Isleansot the Noble d (Petri. )
had been as unexceptionable, as he was happy to
find it in gent ral. The Tax stow before the H ,uses
offended against some of the prominent and es: a-
blishud princinles of taxati 'n; and he strongly hoped
the Nohlr Lord, previously to its going into a Com-
mittee, would turn in his mind the possibility of
filleting a substitute for it. It would amount to half
as much more as the Tax formerly proposed upon
horses used in husbandry ; and would operate very
inittrionsly in this early stage of the manufacture to
which it was to attach : there was scarcely any article
upon which it miAht not be antra red with a less

stn•ible nrossu•e.
Mr. Fi..LLOWES was not appr-tensive that the
taxon Iron would affea the farming interest in the
proptiri ion which had been mentioned ; but he feared
it would go A great way towards annihilating the
export traOl, which, when once diverted from its
channel, it wouLI be eatTemely cificult to bring
back again.
Mr. CANNINa and Mr. FELLOWES ex-
plained.
Mr. BMITII said. it was not in the iron used for
shoeing horses that the farmer would serinudy feel
the tax, but in other use,, which reads the consump-
tion wirl: him large. •
Mr. KOSB s.1:1.1, that a faimer who had four
Morava in his learn, would pay at least 40s. a year
under the tar.
Mr. BABINGTON thought that the general
efieel nrthe tax would he ctre re ; hut in checking
the machine. y ut c.e country, he apprehended its
operation would be particul ly
The Bill was then read a second timP, and com-
mitted for Friday :text.
The o;der of ,be Day for the Committee on the
r•operty ax 8.11 on Friday was dirdiarged, and
thseettme nrclared fir Mooday next.
. ttit J,WIIOI'rELIN moved, •• that there be
lain nem.: this House en account of the quantity Of
trap and irrn wares Inriiisoed for the use of the
14,vertn the o;Fice, itt the years 1804
Ana r., v. ;:b the names of the contraSnri, the times
whoa fuinished, and the price per ton or cwt ; also
*hewing what is turris.hed at present ; a:so, that
sit. to be laid before the House, en estimate of the

additional expellee to be creates! by salaries to Lx.
eise Oftesrs, in case the Bill now pronosed for im-
posiil a duty on iron should be canted into a 14w."
WILBERFORCE *said, he would take the

opportunity then of earn essing Kis opinion, that there
would be great :.lithculty in applying the Eacise to
thst species of tll3l.lll.laUte.
Mr. V ANSI rrAKT and-Mr. W. SMITH sai2
a few Ivor •s; when, upon the obstvation of Mr.
Ditkoils,-that there were not hlombe:a enough pre-
sent to form a Houiie, Sir John IVrottesley withdrew
. his M-tilus.
Mr. WILBERFORCE moved for an account

of the lhitish manutanures exported duritig the
List five years.
The Lind Tax Commissioners' Bill was ordered
to he read a seceed time this day fortnight.
On the motion of Mr. VAN syrrA RT. it was
ordered, that the House should, an Wedatiday next,
Testilve ir.elf into a Committee of Ways and Means.
Mr. V ANSITTAR gave notice, that in the
Committee it would be moved to extend the Tat
on Iron to the stock on hand.
The other Orders of the Day were then disposed
of; and the Hou.ie adjourned at Half-past Ten
o'clock.

THE BRITISH PRESS.

LON DON,
1 UESDAY, APRIL ?9.

The regiments are its the neighbourhood
of Portsmouth under orders to embark, arc the 2:th
and 3311. fur Sicily; the 30th and 47th, f,r the
East-Imlies ; and the 9jth, for Bermuda. The Stet
an 4 31st are expeCted there, in transports, from the
, R:ver. They Arc part of the Hem. Rtigadiir-C;e-
neral Mesnx's Iligatte, the whole of which are
ordered for foreign service. The transports arc not
mite ready to receive them. The 86th Regiment,
at Gosport, expeCted to embark yesterday.

The Hamburgh Mail, due on Sunday, arrived
y:sterday. It has brought papers to the 32d, the
contents of which are rf considerable interest, but
from the length of our Parliamentary Report we
tan only briefly notice them. The fortress of
Gaya still !tel3 oat on the Ilth last, althoiii;ll it
Lad ben thriously bombarded (or several days. It
is situate upon a peoinnila, and is rer y strong hy art
and nature. The pound in its sis.irlity heii,g hard
reek immediately below the sui face, no trenches can
be opened siren it ; and, without the dominion of the
• fel, it is impalsible to reduce it by famine. It beats
a a;eiking sesemblance to Gibraltar, on which an
tuvat the Italians call it Little Gibraltar. In 1707
it sustained a celebrated scige against the Austrians,-
who took it by assault, after throwing into gia.place
11.500 bombs and 110,U00 cannon
We may espett to bear soots of an aeliou between
she French and the Russians in Dalmatia. The
. former are pouring in great numl era into that quar-
to-, tb-tiugh Carniola and Austrian Dalmatia, and
the ranks of the Russians ate swelled by 'kirks and
bloutenegi ;us. As Atisiria has granted this pas-
sage throe;. Carsiola to the Frcrtrii troops, apse
L.

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!LIT probably be able to aire•ve 1:3•,s se anTe's I
anger respeebrig the surrentbq cf ("Amon. It ar-
pears
that the Austrian C minandant was not to
bl.tme in that CASe. Ile :.asl not a force competeut
to resist the Ru,sians.
We have nothing to expen from Prussia, but

perseverance in the cold, sells-ill, and cowarAly po-
licy, which has hitherto disk-ace:li I:er
The Cabinet Minister,Cour,t HaitDtN
ed out of Office, and M. I-I Al; • ; ! rz, the short-
sighted, sordid H sucvn rz, n' roles with uncon-
trunk,' sway in the Prita,sian Councils.
The Russian Admiral, in the Adi-iissic, has de.
Glared all the ports upon right and left of that
sea, in a st ate of blockade. Tie ni:xt Vrendi Papers
will probably contain a philippic against the tysanny
of the seas, exercised by Russia.

An article, d.tted Amsterdim, April IS, asserts
positively. that JGROUE BONI.? A lea• ii•laclion is
gone to the Last Indies.

We have receivt3 Philadelphia Papers to the I ith
last. Official no• ice of the aft relative to tha slispen-

sionof the commercial interconrse bi.tween the United
Sates and certain parts of the Islam! of St. Do-
mingo, wts on the 12;11 of March notified at the

Castom-hon.e of that City. MIS AripArent ac-
quiescence wi:h the unjust policy of Hos s t• A art', is
stigmatised by the Editor of The True A in. or,n, in
terms not altogether 'lnappropriate, it W e must un.
clouhtldly consider it," he observes, " as the fist an
of BOMA? ARI E'S adme,i tr diem in A met ica."

Mir MAJRAT its had a sae& party at Windsor
Castle, on Sunday night.
Yestel day morning, His MAJr,,r-y, Princesses A I.!•
GUST• and AntHl A, ACCOrrpan4d by GenerlllB FITZ*
env And HARCOURT, C,lNflel r• y LOR, and Lady
TA VW C. took an ailing nn horeh.ick by Cranbourn.
Her MaJs.sr v and P,iucess E Liza. ecru took an
airing to Frogmore.
Princesses At A RN. and A sit i.r A to.,k an airing in
a carriage and tour by Cumberlaild Lodge.
At half-past ten o'clock this morning, the SP a A vt-
et of the Horst of Coss mONS will take the Chair,
and the n•mrs of the Members being called over,
they will proceed, in regular order,•ro Westminster
Hall, to attend the tri.il of Viscoont ME I.VILL L.
The Lords, as we stated ye.;tet (fey; will fivilnw soon
after. Very jadicions arrangenievsts ore made
to preserve order on the outside. 'Detachments of
the Horse and Foot Gnarls, t'• the amount of 700
men, have received orders to do duty in the avenues
leadi tg to Westminster Hall. The Westminster
Magistrates and Constables will also muster strong
upon the ncca•inn.
Repots states, that His Rovnl Highness the Duke
of Sussex well be appointed Cl-svernnr of Jamaica ;
and His Royal Highness the Duke of Kcar, Com-
mander-in-Chief, in Scotlant'. In the Istter event,
the Earl of HARRINGTON will have the command
in Ireland.
Private letters from Dublin, state, Duryea, the
county of Wicklow reb,•l chief, and his companions,
who were shipped off from Botany Bay, rose upon
the fret, on tho,voyag, and caritei the vessel into
the Bravls. _ -

wo Candidates have started for the representa-
tion of Chester, in Parliament, viz. Colonel Datives
Baourfu roe, son to the Rev. Baronet of that name,
and D. DAVLICrOaT, Esq.
Mr. Gnarl au will, we are happy to hear, on
the next general election, at the solicitation of his
numerous friends, once more stand candidate for
this city. He will be supported by every man in
the niettoimlis possessing an atom of public spit it,
liberality, or gr stitude, to a statesman, who honest
in the worst of timer, has done more towards the
prosperity of this his native city, as well as the coun-
try a: large, thin any other individual now in exist-
ence can boast of.—(Dublin Piper./
It is mentioned of an ancient philosopher, that
he severely rebuked a man on overhearing him ob-
serve. " that he had lost a day by not attending to
an object that concerned his welfare." What scald
such a philosopher now say to those who intend to
adventure in the present rich Lottery Scheme ; but
are, nevertheless, postponing from day to day, their
purchase of chances, although the Drawing is so
near at hand as next Monday se'r night ? Such per-
' sons should relied, from the great number of Tic.
kets already sold, that a very few days more may
' deprive them, if they still continue dilatrry, of all
possibility of becoming adventurers on the present
interesting occasion.
Cooler Reasons—why all, who have it in con-
templation. to asittenture in the Lottery Scheme,
which commences drawing on Monday se'nnight,
ought not to lose a moment in possessing their
chances ; and specially so before the ‘Vbeeli goes
round ; namely : the five first-drawn numbers on
the first day, will be entitled to 1,0001. each. The
same important event will take place on the third
day of drawing. On the fourth day, 10.0001. to
the first-drawn number; 2,-400(1 to ditto on the
fifth day ; and 25,0001. to the first drawn on the
sixth day. Can such a brilliant group of Capi•al
Prizes be vies, ed without inducing an instantaneous
aort to particivate of weilt:r so immense?
WLatTlll and Par ciorisst.—The love of money
and the love of one's country may be associate prin-
ciples. Ao important subjed, now near at issue,
evinces the fad. In illustration, Ilu outs and co.
proprietors of the old estaldished Lottery Offices,
in St. James's and Oxford-streets, instance the pre-
sent met highly interesting Scheme, which g ves
the adventurers many a rich chance of obtaining
opulence, and opportunit es of manifesti, g that
noblest of virtues, aver ;Writ. lit truth, chile
they are presented with a brilliant prospect of great
gala, at aisinall risk, from the judicious structure
of the Scbtaiscs they will experience the heartfelt
pleasure of contributing, at a momentous crisis, to
the aid of their country's government. fu both
these good causes, wealth and patriotism, tiouras
aal.l ba happy v) distribute the one, sad give
;. every upper.u2ity for a spirited display of the otn.r.

R : CI !V /IPTEL LIGI, NCE.

11 INltivr,Go.

BAMBUNCII, arm 13.
On thr tAth, M. Jackson, brother to the British
Envoy at Berlin, passed throuzh this city on his
rrturn !thin Loodou, where he had been dispatched
as a.Cooticr.

APRIL 1.

Liters hive been received here which asserts
that an English squadron of six sail of the Fate has
passed the Snort], to entire in the Baltic.
appear; iccidt.d, that Holland will be given to
Prince Louis Bonaparte', who will taice the title of
Duke; a der:oration is charged with offering the
Batavian Republic to that nine., who, it is believed,
will not refuse it.
VIENNA, APRIL 15.
The number of French troops marching to Dal-
matia, &c. to whom a free passage has been granted,
is estimated at forty thousand men.
lICSLIN, APRIL 15.
His Majesty has be-n pleased to give the Porte-
Feudie of the Minister of Foreign Affairs to Count
I raugwitz. Prins:e Henry, and Maj Haal, his
Adjutant, ore gone to Dtesdt•u.
esterday, Baron Hardenbag transmitted the
following N ire to the. Diplomatic Corps:—" Toe
undersigned Cabinet and State Minister having re-
ceived permission from His Nlrjesty to ictire to his
estates for an unlimited period, and as the return of
Count Haugn•itz to Berlin has enabled him to avail
himself of this permission, he has the honour to in-
fowl your Excellency of the same, ac."
On Sunday, in the forenoon, the sxro Mini:lets,
Count Haugsvitz, and Baton Hard..nbrig. had .t
conference which lasted several hours: and, in tl:e
afternoon. Count llsugwitt had his lust auslielace Lt
His Majesty.
We Warn, that Lieutenant-General lialktenth has
agaia received orders to hold biv cot ps is road new
to march at an bow's notice.

LAtitt4arltl, APRIL lu.
Count Iftwerthrian, who eortrnands the Swedish
troops in this country, has removed his head-quar-
ters front fistzebutz to Bucher, Titterer to tfis city.
no.r.riticra, •PRIL 14.
A few days ago, the IJaiversiteafthii place w,;
talsen possession of Cy.tthe PI ussian Piivy Counsellor
Giesecke, iu the 11111 C ol his Sovereign.

nAII44TIA, MARCH 423.

The following are the articles Conritntion
by which the Botta tli Cdttaro was given up to the
Russians, the Austrians heing too weak to resist the
force that was brought against them:
I. The Austrfan guriecin shall eraccate Castel Koos*, and
all tine 'torts and giftiinSlS in AlNola, within twelve leagues,
ate del:ver than up to the Roolan army Albinia being lIILOW
etinsidenal As IN the hand: of the Fiend', and, wider this run.
ad_nati.iti, at la now taken possession of id U. name or 11.
Ito .•criArlid&jl, rt u,sia.
" 4. The AJstrian outman shall mewls oat with all the ho-
nour, of war, ourisistent with • friendly Power, mud shall be
• perrented to carry ell their propeny with thew • bin cannon,
a;110. anisouuttiots, Are. are to be delivered u,. to the Ru.slans
au, ac,urdirl to the Treaty of Presbi:rg, thi se articles were to be
con,lited to the creel Cansatursio.sat al.,.‘t be appointed
on Nab tied!, fur the delivery and teoeption el
3. The Austrian para.'s, with all its pro•ert*Aiiall em.
lsalk on hoard Russian Ve41.1.6, so the comsat of three days, sod
be landed at Ti testa
" 4. Those Catlillics who may not chose to tartish In Al-
bania, shall be permitted to accompany the Austrian glutinous.
_ . . .

" b The Catholic religion snail he icapeeted in A:tUni.l, and
protected according to Via cusLims bolos observed.
." 6. The liSerties aed the property of the inhabitants shall be
resdectoi, and the form of Government ada;ved to the morals
and manna., nf the people.
7 Tue Montenegrins, under the protection and lawing
a•ms for the I uySlSsis, 113bSt ba VrCeisesi by Ibe inil..b.rants of
Albania AS (dead., but are not to be Jdinats.l into CI:: forts,'
PROM THR BANKS OP THR LICH, APRIL 12.
The departure of Marshal &mit from 13dvAtia is
again countermanded; it is said at present, that
this corps has received orders to march to Dal-
matia, and will be followed by that of General
hlarmont, which is in Istria.

LUIPLIC. APRIL 15.
It is raid, that the Duke of Cleves, who has not
a sufficient extent of territory to fum a powerful
state, will likewise receive the duchy of Julie's,
which will be ceded to him by Bavaria. That
power win also lose, as we are assured, the southern
part of the Tyrol to Trent, which will be nnized to
the kingdom of Italy.
PRISTIUIOI4, AP lit. 4.
The number of the combined troops which oc-
cupy Cattarn, is said to amount to 20,00 G. They
are defended by the nature of the ground, and have
provisions for a long time. Frenchman has yet
appeared in these environs, and we are assured that
they do not extend beyond Macarsco. According to
other accounts, the Montenegrins have risen in a
mass to stop the efforts of the French, and we are
assured that the Turks of these countries have join-
ed them, and the Russians.

svatomacit. mit 13.
. number of troops destined for Dalmatia. is
very consislcrAle. Thellth. 13tb, 3Sth, lllst, OWN
and 9.2 J Regiments of Infantry of the Line, which
are in Germ Any ; the sth and Ilth Regiments of
Horse Chasseurs, and biz Regiments of Hussars.
have rvc• ivcd orders to march. The Swiss, Hano-
verian, and Corsican Legions. and the French corps
of Latour D'Auvei:goe, have also received orders
to repair to Dalmatia.
mum APRIL 6.

Yesterday, transports from Zirdi. Spalatro, and
Sebenigo (in Venetian Dalsuatia,) arrived here,
whoie accounts all agree, that the Rue fans are still
in possession of Cattaro lad Ragusa, and are en-
deavouring to strengthen themsel♦es by large re-
cruiting, among the Albanians. In the mean time,
the French in Dalmatia are become considetably
numerous, and the roads thither; by Trieste and
Fiume, are covered with French troops, to which
the Court of Vienna has granted a free passage
through Cerniola and Austrian Dalmatia.

AWITCRDAY, APRIL 15.
Accordirg to some accounts, the resideaLa of the
Pope will be removed to Turin.
The division of the Brest fleet, which has sailed
for the East Indies, consists, according to some ac-
count., of the V, &ran, of $0 guns, on board of
which is Jerome Bonaparte, the Ferdroyent, of 84.
the .f.sle, Impel sea:. Castor, Paleanest, and Apitifen,
of 74 guns, with some frigates, and t..‘o ccave.tes.

LITP INtELLIGINCE.

COURT OF KING's BENCH, WISTMIMSTIII, Antia V 3.

POWILL r

Mr. GA ww, on behalf of the Defendant in t.;.is
case, applied to the Court for such ru'e a: their
Lordships should thi.sk fit to make, in rehel of his
Client, unitr the peculiar circums:ances of :he ca‘e.
He stated, that the Defendant was she respectable
pr 'prietor of a hotel in the city. and the PI sintiff,
who repres.uited himself to he a pt-rsiritil come col_
sequence, from fl.imhorgh.l...'gc.i iih ala 1,, w:tl
pa-se' for his iv; fe. at the 1) -knlirie, ht,iht:, till he
ran up a BM for 6001. arid then :ISii:onch.d, h acing
behind him a quantity of deeds and papers. Ile ors
afterwards arrested at the Defendant's suit, for
that sum, and gave bail to the aSion, and
again retired, leaving his bail liable. The Plaint-
iff then brought his anion of Troyer again t
the Deirniant for 3,0001. in the Court of Com-
mon Pleas, and after the latter WAi prepared
to go to trial, that adion was discontinued, and
another brought in this Court; and the Defend.
ant held to bail in the enormous sum of 4f),001.
Being wholly enable to procure any two FLrsutv;
who could swear themselves worth 40,0001. VAC'',
hut having a number of opulent and reap& &Able
friends who were willing to become security ht.
him, he now applied to the Court for such relit
as their Lordships might be ii,clined to give hall
under such circumstances.
the COuaT, after a short consultation, nrdered
that eight persons should he perwirred to q:taidv to
the extent of the sum for which he had been held
to bail. . •
Lord ELLENSOIIOIIOO intimated to the Gent!".
men of the Bar, that the Court would sit at h"lf-
p ist eight o'clock; to-morrow morning, to juitify
btil; and at nine, for the dispatch of bu.ist•si.
'rhe L.sw arguments were al-o ordered to stand over.
At one o'clock, his Lordship sat at Ni.a
when a few uninteresting causes were disposed ut.

lAT LLICENCE.

►orTa4OQTI4, APMIP. V.
Arrived the As ni,tou, Ctren.esl .er, Afarrb)uurbs 4
Eretrr, frperiment, and 111chmrch, East-Indiameii,
from the Downs, and Tomlin at the Nlii!herhank,
with the Dreer Ca•tlr, Marquis of Li,, and Neptune.
The De*, or 64 guns, Captain Rolfes, will t onto!
them; La Chfm,N: ft4g.ste from Plymouth ;;and De-
ft/der gua-ting from a cruise.
PLYMOUTH, Arm. et..
The Dugsrof Trewirs, of 74. gnns ; foraridatle, of
80 guns; Mt Mane, of 74 guns; and Sciplati, of
74 guns, taken by Sir Richard Strachan, are pur-
chased by Government, and were, yesterday, taken
into the service. The Seepiin and Dreuny
are reported fit to be repaired, and, with the Roy,
Sorereip, will shortly he r-r•ivp.l in the docks.

SMITHFILLD MARYEI; Araic 28.

This day's Market was amply supplied with prime bears, and
the chew of rattle, in other trait. ta, war very good. The,
prices, in general, are sernewhat r-rtlieed ..ince our last report,
arid the trade, for the Most part, was patty brisk. The sales
in the Hay Market, were tolerably at le liar has fal ett io
price since Fri.!ars Market. Straw cod Closer obtained ant
prices. The followlag I; au accents statetuwit of the prices awl
numbers.—

_
To sink :Is:Offal per stone ni elts.
.to Os. OA Retests ........
utton ss. Od to 5,. 61: 'Sheep Aro! Lambs.. I‘,"H
Veal.... .6s. 6d to 7s. id. Calves. Sti
Pork ....ss. Gd. to Gs. Od. Pigs 493
L.0ub....54. id. to Re 6d

• HAY MARKET.
N ISs I Clover..4l.los.to SI Is.
to 01.

curia-EXCHANGE, A r im. 94.

The fresh arrivals of Wheat today, roils• but short com-
plies; early in the day, sales were readly male at an 'wane,
from Friday of Lis. and Gs. vrQirtrter b-it the trade was rather
dull afterwards. Barley and SI ill sr 141:e later:Vim'. But few
Peas and Bans of each tort, and mune retinue dearer. There
are i'ew arrivals of Oats, and this article varies little in prize;
sod ark, of Fl-ur a.e shoot per sack dearer.
CI'BRI. NT PRICE eh. GRAIN. _ .

Whey_ ..... 6•s 71s. MS.. Bca4:• IN‘w).... 41. 4,1 . 0.1.
rime d 0........ PSI •I s Od. Tek b.:.ubs (do.) .3. 3d.. w.
Rye 4% 445. C 4 Oat.. 43 . Ils. 113-.
Pk.t.c),
Ntslt
Matte P.w 14.. 4,. 0.. Fi..e Fieut ....7.ss. 1110 s N.
(;,... p..• 64s Ms 01. c d• .... 70.. 7SS 04.

Plitt% OF STOCI.s. Y ESTe.II.) \ .
Bank Stuck .
S !wt. Com Redwed _

3 'pa Cott. Cantu%
per Ce.,t Navy 9i 13 21
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par. Is. prem.
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