The Sun.
London, England, 1806-05-07 00:00:00

Fiona the LONDON GAZETTE, May,.6, LBO6.

Waft -Office, 11.1ay 6, 1806.
Ooth Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant-General William Kep-
' pel, from the 3d West India Regiment, to be Colonel
. Commandant of a Battalion? vice the Hon. Lieuteriant-
General- General-Gardiner, deceased.
3d West India Regiment, Major-General Hildebrand Oakes
to be Colonel, vice Lieutepant-General Keppel.

-• GARRISON.
General Cornelius Cuyler to be Governor of Kinsale, vice
the Honourable Lizutanant-General Gardiner; deceased.
Conttnissiiats in the Tower Hamlets Militia, ,signed by the Lard
' Li.utenant.

2d R 421 Regiment—Ensign John Hubbard to be Lieutenant,
vice lkiljamin Mills, resigned. Dated April 25;1806. John
Hallhide, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Rsepli Herring, re-
, iigned. Dated April 12, ;806. lepeph Smart, Gent, to be
Ensign, vice Hubbard, promoted. Dated April 25,1806.

I,34NIOUfTCIES ENLARGED.
. ,
F. Stnitii, Milton,
.next Sittingbourne, Kent, banker, from
the 24th April to the 14th lune, at Guildhall.

, • • BANKRUPTS:
S. Roberts, Gloucester, brush-maker, to surrender May 16,.
17, 'nue 17,*at the King's. Head Inn, Gloucester. Attorney,
Nir. Chilton, Chancery4ane, London.
11. Storey,' Newcastle-upon-Tyne, linen-draper, to sur-
render lune 2. 3, 17, at the Queen's Head, Newcastle. At-
totney, Mr. Bainkridge, Nevrastle. .
S. Harman, Modbury, Devonshire, shopkeeper, to surren-
der May.lo, 31, lune 17,dt Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr.
field, Friday-street, Cheapside.
T. Green, Vitior, Salop, tallow-chandler, to surrender
11lay 22, 23, June 17, at the Elephant and Castle,.Newport.
Attorney, Mr. Bennow, Lincoln's-Inn, London.
It. and G.Mills',Gloucester. dealers, to sutrender,May 16.
17, Nllti 17, at the I{,ing's-Head, Gloucester, Attornies,
Messrs. lentkins, James, and-Co.-New-Inn, Landon.
G. Foy, North-strea,, Whitechapel7road, money-. scrive-
Der, to surrender May to, 17, " lune 17, at Guildhall. At:-
torn6y. Mr. Finchetr, Great Prescott_street.
T. Ellis, Whitechapel, audioneer, to, surrender May 13,
20,_ June t 7, at Guildhall. 'Atomics, Messrs. Hutchinson
411 d Emmett, lireWcrts Hall, London. •
J. Rose, lii-rmitage-street! cheeseinonger, to surrender May
14, 2,, lune 17,' at G ttildilat I. - AttOrnieS, Mcths. Phillips
And Wart. Howard-street, Strand.
W. :Warner, ‘Vebbar-Streer, Surrey, coal merchant, to tir•
rt.Tder May to, t 7, June 17, at Guildhall. AttOrney, Mr.
Pocock, Hatton-street.
DIVIDENDS.
_

May 27 D. Devonshire,' Old-street, jeweller. May 33, I.
Swann, liiitk ley, Leicestershire, currier lune ii. B. Vearty,
Kendal, We. tinerland, tanner. May 31, W. and C. Field,
Old Swan,stairs, merchants. , May 31, 1....H00k, Berrnond-
. sey, leather-dresser. lune 7. R. Guyer, Gracechurch-street,
luster. kr.e 23. G. Wardell, Mansell-Street, mariner.
I'. Lyon, Savaf.,,e-gardens, merchant. May 31. 1:
Vowkes, Bush-Line, •wine-merchant., May 17. S. Troke,
Salisbury, paler, !lane 6.• ). Grieron and. M'Kenzie,
alico printers. May,3o. H. fenner, Norwich, linen-draper.
lune to. T. Needham, Ashby.-de-la-Zottch, hosier.

MAILS.
Due—t Cottenburgh, z Dublip, z Waterford.

PRICE W. STOCKS
THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
- Red. Ann.

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WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1806.

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Tzp Gazetie oflast night contains the official ac-
count of the Capture of she Marengo and the Belle
porde ; it corresponds in every particular with the
details which we have already laid before the Public.

A very long and interesting Debate took place last
night in the House of Commons, upon the Motion
for going into a Committee on the Bill for repealing
the, Additional Force A&. - The Motion was, 'agreed
to without a Division.

We Lave made some further extra&s from the
liamburg,ll 4101 which arrived yesterday.—lt ap-
pears that the KING of Ssy EDEN ordered an Embargo
to be laid upon all p4igsiail Ships in the, Ports of
Sweden and Pomerania as soon as he heard of the

7 4 ^
imasion of Lauenburgh by the Prussians. The re-
cent condual of the Court of 'Berlin has occasioned
very serious discontents in I:kust4a ; the windOWs of
Qonnt HAUGWITZ'S house had been broken, and the
merchants of Berlin have ordered a Deputation from
1-leir.::body to_ wait upon His MAJESTY.

Mr. Famit, Secretary to the British Embassy at,
Berlin, arrived at Mr. Fox's Office Yesterday Morn-
lit& l' f; JA. CKSON has rccetved his passports, but
remains .at Berlin for a few days, his Lady being con
ned b her accpuch-entent.
A Messenger, with dispatches from Constantino-
ple, also arrived at the Foreign Office yeliterday
.
noirt.ng,. • ,
The Trial_ was. not resumed this -day, in West-
.
mills* Hall -on. account of the Levee at St. James's,:

NA VA L NEWS.

From the LONDON GAZETTE, 1I y, 6, C. 315.

ildmiralty-Office,
_May 6.
Copy of a. Letter from Sir, Johli .Borlase Warren;
Bart. `and K. B. Vice-Admiral of 'the Blue, E.Vc.
&c. &c: to -Willianz Marsden, Esq. dated on
board His _Majesty's Ship Foudroyant,.at Sea, the
14th of March, 1806.
sill, • - ;

I request that you will communicate to their Lord-
ships, that, at half past three A. M. on the 13th of
March, His Majesty's Ship thetondon, which I had
stationed to windward of the Squadron; having wore,
and Made the signal, for some strange_ Sails, I dire&ed
the Squadron to wear likewise upon the larboard
tack, the wind being at W. S. W ; and, as day-
light appeared, made the' signal for a general
ohace : soon afterwards the London was observed
in aetion. with a large Ship and 'a Frigate,, and con-
tinued supporting a running fire.-with those Ships,
which were endeaVouring' to escape; until half
past seven, when the Amazon, being,the advanced
Ship, pursued also and engaged the Frigate, which
was attempting to hear away. The remainder
of the Squadron approaching- fast upon the Ene-
my, (and the • aClion having continued from be-
fore day-light until forty-three minuted after nine
A. M.) the. Line-of-battle Ship, bearing the flag of
a Rear-AdMiral,struck ; and at fifty-three minutes
past the above hour, tire Frigate-also followed her
example,. when an Officer. came on board the Fan,
droyant with Admiral Linois's sword, and informed
me that the. Ships which had surrendered to. His
Majesty's Colours NV e T.O the _Marengo, of 80 guns,
740 men, and the Belle Poule, 40 guns, 18-
pounders, and 320. men, returning to France from
the East Indies ; these Ships being the remainder of
the French SqUadron which had committed so Much
depredation upon the British commerce in the East,
ern world. - . .

I have much satisfaaion in stating the meritorious
and gallant conduEt of Captains Sir Harry Neale.and
William 'Parker, suppoited by the zeal and bravery
Of the Officers and Crews of their respe6tive
Ships, who claim the warmest thanks and acknow-
ledgments; and whose exertions, I hope, will re',
commend them to their Lordships' particular notice
and favour. • ,
I cannot, however, -avoid regretting that the force
of the Enemy..did not atibrd to the Officers and
Men of the other Ships of,the Squadron, who
shewed-the most earnest desire to'have closed with
the Enemy, an. opportunity of displaying that va-
lour and attachment 'to their King and Country,'
which, I' am
.confident, they will be happy to
evince upon some future and more favourable oc-

camp.. ,
• I hate inclosed a List of
sthe Killed and 'Wounded
on board His 111.1jesty's Ships, as well as their de
feels ;- and-have likewise forwarded a particular State,-
inent'of :the Ships captured; --together with an Ac-
count of the loss sustained-by the Enemy, being the
most carrell that could be ascertained from the Role
Equipage. Rear-Admiral Linois is among the
wounded, as well'as several other Officers-.
I have thellonourto be, lik.ze
(Signed) "JOIN BORLASE WARREN.
[Here follows ,the Return of the Killed and Wounded*
which appeared in our Paper of yesterday.]
forich•-yaiit, at Se.r, March 14.
A List of Ships belonging to the French Government, cap.
ture4 on the i3th March, 1306, by a Squadron under the
Command of Vice-Admiral Sir lobo Borlase Warren, Barr.
znd•K. B. S. ,
Marengo, 8o guns, 740 men, Rear-Admiral Linois ; Vrfg-
nand, First Captain ; Chasseriau, Second. Captain.
Belle Poule, 4o gulls, 18-pounders, 3.z0 men, Bruillac,
Captain. (Signed) . 1. 4. WARREN.
Foadrvant, at Sea, March /3.
A Return of the Killed and Wounded on board the Marengo
and Belre Poole, in the Adion, on the 13th March, 1806.
Marengo and Belle Poole-65 killed, and So wounded.
(Signed) • I. B. WARREN.

,
Copy of a Letter from. F: L. Maitland, transmitted
• byAdmiral Lord Gardner to William Marsden,
Esq.
Loire, at Sea, :April 23, 180 G.
,MY LORD, ' •

have to inform you,
.that His Majesty's Ship
Loire, yesterday evening, in lat., 48 deg. 30, min.
long: 12 deg. 20 min. captured the Princess of
Peace, a very fine new Spanish Privateer Schooner,
pierced for 14 guns, though only carrying one large
24-pounder and 63 men : she had been out .of Pas-
sage five days on her first' cruize, without having
taken any thing.
I have the -honour to be, &c.
F. L. 111AITLAND.
Right Hon. Lord Gardner, &e.• , •
Extra& of a Letter from Capt. G. R... Collier; Com-
mander •of His kajesty's Ship the Minerva, to
William Marsden, Esq. dated qff. Qape Finisterre,
April 26, 1806-
Minerva, off Cape finisterre, April 26, 1806.,

SIR,

I have_the honour
,to inforni you, that, waiting in
Finisterre. Bay for
.moderate weather, and the junc-
tion of His Majesty's Gan-brig Qopflia, Liedtenant
J. B. Batt, to cut out. some small craft lyipg under
the Town, a Frehch Privateer Lugger rounded the
Cape, and immediately wore;. and Stood to sea. At
M eleven, P. M. Mier a Chace of near sixty miles., she
was boarded by Lieutenant Batt,. and proved' to be
the trench Lugger Finisterre, of fourteen guns and.
fifty-two men, commanded by Mons., Michelle
Deuce ; had left Corunna that morning; had made.
no capture, and .intended cruising off Oporto. for
British Convoys. .1 have great pleasure in
,statino
the very a6tivecondua of Lieutenanf Batt, of the
Confliet, to whom I feel principally indebted
,for, the
capture of the Ptivateer.. _ •
•

I have the honour to be, &c.
GEORGE IL COLLIER.

PLYMOUTH, MAY s.—Arrived La Sybille Frigate
of 40 gian§; Capt. Wi.wilittor, from Portwnouth, to
complete her 'complement of men. Also thy, Hanger
Revenue Cotter from A Cruize. -
A large Fleet of Sferchantmen from Portsmouth
,passed by to the Westward-,this afternoon. .
Arrived the• Liberty Brig Sloop of War, from a
Cruize in- the Channel. Came into Harbour the
Canopus,: of 80 guns, to refit; •
PORTS7.:O,UTH,.'MA.Y 6.—Arrived the Fortuna,
Ship, ENGOE, frOrn Frederickstadt • and Allianee
NEALE, er6rn Guunsey.

, Sailed the Dapper Ognr,bTig.on a Cruize.

--SHEEIII+.7ERT; 11.1:37- •'-r. Arrived tide Dquntles,lt'
_Praatn,and Tr ub ridgeArrped Ship,from thebowns.
"Heil Sloop,of War has the-signal flying for
Cont;oy to the Baltic, and Will sail to-morrow if the
wind sltould be favourable.
__- _ .

Ships at this Port—Zealand, Monarch, Antelope, Alk-
maar, Gorgon, Blanche, Flora, Venus, Winchelsza, Ceres,
Magnanime ; -Dauntless. Praam ; Alert, Ranger, Leveret,
• Sparrow, Bellette, Satellite; Vesuvius, Hecla, and Lnciter
Bomb-vessels ; 'froubridge Armed Ship ; Fancy and several
other Gun.brigs,; lupiter, and several other Fire-vessels-;.
and a large Fleet of' Swedish Merchantmen waiting Convoy
for the Baltic and Touningen.

DEAL, MAY 6.—Sailed yesterday evening the
Mosquito Sloop of War on a Cruize. .
Caine down from Sheerness, the Bruizer Gun-
brig, and remain in the Downs, with the rest of the
Ships as per last. •
Sailed through the Downs. the Tottenham East
Indiaman, for Portsmouth.

_ .
YAR M Oli TH, 6.—Arrivecl the Fleet under
Admiral RUSSELL, from a Cruize. •
Two-Prussian3 are detained; under the Embargo,
by the North Sea Cruizers.

. ,
Yesterday an Overland Dispatch was received at
the India House, bringing intelligence doWn to the
latter end of December. It does, not appear that
there was any apprehension Of the tranquillity of 'ln-
dia being soon disturbed either by SCINDIA or Hot.-
KAR. The following comprise the most material
intelligence brought by the letters
" Boms,iv, DEc. 17.—We have just heard b'y a
Dispatch, which . Sir EDIVAnD''PELI:EW has received
from Admiral TROUBRIDOE, at Penang, dated the
sth ihst. that the* Cambrian arrived there the day be-
fore, having left at Wampoo the Ships mentioned in
the, enclosed List, viz.Scaleln, David Scott, Wil-
liam, Ardasor, Loujee, Elizabeth, Ganjava, Mi-
nerva, COrnivallii, Eugenia,- and Castlereagh, for
Bombay.- And Orient, La Paix, Alexander, and
Urine j, for Calcutta. •
By the Canzirian the Admiral has intelligence
that Capt. Wool), of the Phaeton, was very much
alarmed. for the safety of. the English Supercargoes
{about thirty), who had all left Mocoa the 31st of
06tober, for Canton, and At the date of his Letter he
had 'no accounts of them i it was supposed that the
Ladrones, who are in great force, had intercepted
• and stopped them ; they had the Phaeton's Launch
to convey then, with a carronade, and 16 men ; and
Capt. WOOD has dispatched the Harrier Brig, as- far
s she Could proceed up the Inner Passage, to their
assistance."

DEC. 25 .—" The Ladrones are getting uncom-
monly bold ; they attacked the Harrier Brig, which
sailed a few days ago by order of Captain Woon, of
the Plueton, in quest of the Launch with the Su=
percargoes on board, and received such a drubbing
as :it is hoped will keep their comrades in check for
some time to come. As they endeavoured to force
their Way On board •in great numbers, they were
most vigorously opposed by the dew, who soon laid
thirty dead .upon the deck, and took several -pri-
soners.."

- We are happy in being enabled to state, that ac-
counts' of a. still later date hate - been received, which
mention that the Supercargoes, who itwas feared had
been murdered; have'not SO suffered. They were at-
tacked by the Ladrones, and, after 'a stout resistance,
taken Prisoners_ and plundered. They were then
confined in Prison until the Freebooters should have
an Opportunity of making proposals for their ransom.
Another Letter of the 25th states : " We, are
sorry to inform you of several very valuable captures
having been made in the Bay 'by the Bellona and
Henrietta, almost on the cruizing-around. of the
_Psyche, Dasher, and St.' Fiorenzo ; the former has
taken the Princess of Niles, from the Coast of Su-
matra, for Bengal'; and the Melville, from Calcutta
to Macat ; and the latter the ffaldegravei from
China; Commerce, from the West CUast.; the
Phainix and Robust, from Calcutta to Rombay,"
The Coutts, Cumberland; 'llope Easter, and Har-
ley, sailed from Malacca, for China, on the 15th of
Oaober, under convoyof the Blenheinz,Min of War.
' The Aplin joined one of the, above Ships, sup.;
posed the former. ,
The Culloflen,,Albion, and Sayre Men of War,
and the Sedlower Brig, were . cruizing off Ceylon
On the 17th of December. . "

- - - ,
The Devaynes, from Madras to London, put into
'Penang, refitted,' and sailed again date-not men,
timed, but supposed in November. •
GOR KB, MARCH 10.—On receiving information
of the-French Squadron, Captain MAXWELL, of the
Arab, instantly 'dispatched an' American Vessel,
with an Officer on board,' to look into St. Jago,
and, if possible, to-learn the destination of 'the
Squadron. He is now returned; and brincrs infor-
mation of the French, having left Saint Jago six
weeks agO, after having captured three •Indiamen
-and twenty-four sail of Merchantmen:. They were
chased of M-adeira by an English Squadron on
Christmas-day, Od'were'only% one days before
them where they passed" St. Jago, from whence they
steered a South-west course. • •

We yesterday heard, by an American; that the
French Fleet, commanded by a brother 'of BONA.
PARTE'S, were met, far advanced on their voyage to
the Cape of Good Hope.

Yeiterday His MAJESTY, PRINCESSES AUGUSTA
and SOPHIA, accompanied by Count MUNSTER, rode
-on horseback by Cranbourne. HER MAJESTY and
the other PRINCESSES took an airing by Winkfield.,
Their MAJESTIES had a selea party on Monday
night,
P. ANDREWS, Eqq, gives another bail and
supper, on Saturday next, at his magnificent man-
sion- in 'Cleveland-row. This entertainment takes
place by desire of the PRINCE of WALES, for whose
party it is' chiefly intended. It :till, therefore, be
"more selea than on the last occasion. The ABRAMS
and the KNYVETTS are to heighten the treat by their
musical exertions. ,

Earl MoutA %Ives his first Cabinet dinner on Sa-
turday.
. A meeting. ,Of the WHIG CLUB took place yester-
day at the Crown and Anchor. Mr. BY-NG was in
14; Chair, but, on account of the Debate in .the
House of Commons; none of th 6 higher Members
attended.

FAWCETT is re-engaged at the.l-layrparket Theatre,
and is to be the chiefeemie"prop next season..
Eu.isTot; goes to Ireiaud tbr'the summer, having
entered into an engagenwn; with the Pul,)l4a, lYta,
nazert- - ..•

FOREIGN INTELLIr4!:A7CE.

SWEDISH BULLETIN.

'," rlead-Tiarters of, the Swedish Army, at
ricLwald, April 26.
" Reports received on the 23d from Adjutant-
General Count LowirthiELm announced that the
,Prussians had on the 2 i st taken possession of sev-eral
villages in the Mecklenburgli .territory aleng the
frontiers of Lauenbargii..
At Marienstadt' their, Videttcs approached to
within 300 paces of the Swedish outposts: Count
LowENIIIELM'S principal foree,_was then at Gross-.
zecher and Skedorff. The Swedish, van-guard re-
tained possession of Marienstadt, Sophienthal,
Bridge at Buchen;and the approaches -to Lauen-
burgh and, Artlenburgh. '
" Yesterday Baron GLns RALAMB arrived as a
Courier, with a 'Report from Count' VON LOWEN-
KIELm, dated Gadebusch., A:fil 23. it is stated in
this Dispatch, that at half-past eight in the morn-
ing'of the 23d the Prussians passed the Lauenburgh
Frontier at Marienstadt in such force that the Swe-
dish Troops found it necessary, after a brave resist-
mice; to evacuate their posts in the evening. The
loss Of the Troops under Count VON LOWENHIELX
consists of one Hussar killed and eight wounded.
• ‘t The loss of the l'russians cannot yet be stated
with certainty, but during the a6lion it was remark-
ed that some men fell on "their side ; besides,
Count VON LowENuIELiI has reserved the cen-i-
Munication of farther details (which, - with respea
to the conauft 9f the Prussians, will be very ample)
until his' next .Report, which is eery moment ex-
peeted..
" In- consequence of the hostilities thus cou;
menced by the King of Prussia, his SWedish Ma-
, jesty was pleased to issue orders yesterday for a
General Embargo on all Prussian Ships in. the Swe-
dish Hai-bows."

S'I'RALSUND, APRIL eG.—ln consequence of the
Royal Orders issued yesterday, an Embargo has al-
ready been laid on the Prussian Ships in. the Wol-
gast, Barth, and all the Ports of Pomerania. There
were here only two Prussian Ships and one Galliot
when, the Embargo was ordered. • The crews, were
taken out of these Vessels.

The exportation of horses from Pomerania is pro-
hibited, in order to secure the. reinforcing and re-
mounting the Hussar Regiments. Two Prassian
Ships are detained by the Embargo at Wolgast.

• HAMBURG'', APRIL 30.—The Mcrchants,-of Ber-
lin have sent a Deputation to his Prussian Majesty at
Potzdam. We learn from several PrusSian Ports,
that an Embargo has been laid on all English Ships :
one.was found in Dantzic, and two in Pillau.
COPENHAGEN, APRIL 26.—We are informed that
some English Ships of War are on their way to the
Baltic, to reinforce the Blockade -which has been
ordered. ' Thesel Ships, however, .haye not yet
passed the Sound.--On the 24th two English Ship 4
of War, the .Norfolk Artried Ship, and the Snipe
Brig, arrived at Elsineur, with a- Convoy of Mer-
chantmen.from Leith. ,

BERLIN, APRIL 25..--On ,the 19th Count li-AUG7
Iv= sent the following Notice to, the Merchants at•
Berlid • •

" The last advices from London bring word,. not
only that the, English, Government has laid an Em-
bargo on all Prussian Ships in the-British Ports, but
that farther Hostilities were to beexpeeled against
the Navigation and Property of Prussian' Subjeas.
This Court will on its side immediately take mea-
sures-suitable to the circumstances, but has thought
fit to inform the Merchants of this sudden.changp,
that the subje4ls of His Majesty may do every thing
to secure their property. The. Consuls in the Sound,
_Holland, and all frequented Se-ports, have orders
to assist the Prussian Captains in avoiding th©
threatened danger, and warn. them of the British
Ships cruizing against them.
" By His Majesty's Special Command,.
" V. HAUGWITZ."
" Berlin, April Z 9; 18;.-6."

SPORTING ,ThTaLIGEIWE:

NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING NJ E ETINCi

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, . .
TUESDAY, MAY 6.
Fifty Pounds by StibscriptiolOor 4-yr 'gilds 75t. 81b. 5-yr
. (Ads Bst 610. 6-'yi' olds Bst. tilt. and agcel•gst. zlb. Dut.C.
Ld l'oley's ch, n. Stretch, 6 yrs uld ~ 4
Mr. Andrew'S b. c. Fathom, 4 yrs old - -, 4
Mr. P. Neale's b.. h. Strathspey; aged - 3
Mr. Bovvorth's b. c. Yorkshire, 4 yrs old - ' - 4
Mr. Lake's b. C. by Gouty,. 4 yrs old : - '
Ld Barlymore's b. h. Strap, 6 yrs old • - o
Two to I agst Stretch,---5 to i agst 7orksliirc —7 to 4 agst
Strip. . .-. , •
kitty Pounds for 3-yr old colts ca-rrying Lt. 415. fillies Bst. •

it. M. •
Sir C. Banbury's ch: c. Snug, by Whiskey , - 1
1). of Gralton's'br. c. Forrester, by Grouse . - - z
.
Mr. l'intrin's gr. c. Ti,a, by WA's:4V - - . 3
„
Ld Stlwell's.b.•c. J ithip'er • .• - -- - 4
.• The judge. could ,place but Four. —High odds-2. to 1 agst
Forrester --‘ to 2 agsr. Thu- 3 to L agst juniper,
'Sweepitakes or 23gs: ca,.:11, I •yr old Course. ' •
Gen. Gower's l'euste, 73t-. 12:0. - ' ' j
Sir C. Bunbury's Lydia, st. iolb. - ...2
four to 1 asst t'elisse,._
....

Ld F. G.Osborne's Supecstition afr;st Nll. Panton's Tam..?
burro, by Wniskvy, out ut rkunborine, Sit. 71b. ea%;ll.
.10op. h. tt —(iJead Heat)--i to ion Tainburn.),
Sir j.Sitellq's Ilouoton Lass, oat. tzto. treat 4r. Lake's
Watery, 6st: T. toav, Iso ft.-2. to t- on Hough.
ton Lass. _ _

Gpi. cover's Pelisse, 13t. tolb. beat Mr,.. Lake'S
ty, Guuty, 6st. 710. "t'wo-yr (Act C. 2sgs: --4 to lon Pe,
lisse. . _

I.d Sackville's Clermont, 7st. 91b. beat Mr. Howarth's,
Norval, Bst. 7th. AO. M. sags. —; to 4on Clerinont.
Mr. C. Brown's Mountaineer, Bst.4la. be-it Mr.Aucltews's,
Fathom, Bst. Two.yr old C. so,g).—b Lc) s 411.',5t

CORN-EXCHANGE, MAX 7:—:-To-darfew arrivals.
of Wheat, but tolerable supplies on band; fine
quality keeps its price, second and inferior are dull
of sale, at rather less; Barley is cheaper, and very
little 'sale for Malt but very few buyers of White
Pease ; Oats are here in large quantities, mostly the
supply of last week, and this trade is rather lower,
excepting the best samples.

Wheat 64s ama 82s od Beans _ Os a 4Ss ad
Fine ditto - BSs a 87s ad -Tick Beans • 3os a 36s 6d
Rye - 4os a 44s cd Oats 23s a 24s a 3os od
Barley 305 3,35,, 6d Poland ditto 32s a 33s od
Malt • - -66 s a 72s cd Rape Seed - —1 - —1
White Pease - • :Ps a 44s cd Fine Flour 7es a 75s o 1
grey ditto 32s a 365.6 d Seconds -65 s a 7os od

A Court of Aldermen will be held .on. Tuesday
the 20th inst. when the Lord Mayor will nominate
the Gentleinen who are to be proposed to the Li-
very fur Sheriffs on Midsummer-day next.

LoNoqx : t'rirktecl• by R. -HARR. ts (of 11,14rtlett-court,:.
Bow-street), and publ.::;heci by W. A. SCRIPPS (of
410111;011-5I.I.Ce0, 4.t.the Suit.ollice, tta, Stritticf, •- • •

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