The Sun.
London, England, 1807-05-01 00:00:00

.17TION OF TUE 8111-

41(4'ido TO TEI

IS DAY.
Sps. (.B Tot
18 66 14t
36 59 rl6
10 1 7 1 . 3I
•14 i' '' 45

I 3S
1 9
to
13
2j 1

Coast of Africa - - o - 1 ° 4
West Indies and Passage' 6 0 to I - 26 19 61
Jamaica Station . 2 0 11 ,13 , 8 - 34
A merica &Newfoundland I t 9 Ito 4 I 2s
Caps of Good 'Hope . 4 2 6 3 2 17
East,lndies and Passage 8 2 17 1 - 6 4 37
1
On an txpeditton, &c. 7 0 4 I 5 i 5 2t

Total at Sea - 841 'ft 1 121 I 142 I 174 I 532,
In Port and fitting - 31 7 41 67 64 2oq
Guard-Ships - 4 2 3 r o 1,
Hospital &Prison Snips 22 2 • 2 t I o 27

Total in commission I4t I 22 I 167 Zlo ; 238 778

Receiving Ships •
S;erviceableand repairing ‘3
hi ordinary - - - 38
Building - - - 35

Total 214

STATE Or THE OM)
Portsmouth - 9
Plymouth - I
Chatham - • 9
Sheerness - -
River
ixtraneous -

0
0
14
0

241 I
AT E

1 247
OAT,

INAR

.ACH
I 91
ti
I 86
9I

1020

Total 30 1 14 1 4) 7

A letter from St. Kitt's, dated. March 20, says—
By
Martinique,
we learn that
carried in there,
two English
an Americanuin from
e meain
have n
and nue retaken close .to the islands. One of the
Prince, George's Convoy is also carried in, sup; posed
to be the Rebecca, CLUFE, bound to Montserrat."
We are authorised to state, in contradietion to
an unfounded rumour which has been industriously
circulated, that on the late Motion in, the Court of
Common Council for an Address to His MAJESTY,
Mr.- Alderman HANKEY not only declared his
sentiments in favour of it, but actually voted for
the%Address, and that the worthy Alderman accom-
panied the Deputation in their presenting it to his
Majesty.
We have authority to state, that Mr. Alderman
HANKEY, in his canvass on the'present occasion, has
never united .his name with that of any other
Candidate; he has merely asked votes for hienself,
and' lias \not aimed at any particular opposition.

s '47kl ELI) MARKET. ALA z-
Thisday's market had but a short supply of dif-
ferent kinds of Cattle ; Beef,andMuttOn are dearer
than any last Report ; Pork and Lamb are something
cheaper ; Veal sold at last price, and the tiade in
general was rather flat.--The sales in the HaytCiar-
ket were somewhat dull ; Hay, Straw, andCiOver
fetched better prices than Nlonday's Market.—The
following prices and nuMbers is an accurate state:-
men t

To sink the Ort'al per stone of Sib.
Beef ss. od. to 6s. od.—dlutton ss. od. to 6s. cd.—Veal
6s. cd. to.7s. od.—Lamb 6s. od. to 7s. od. --.Pork -ss. od. to
6s. od.

Beasts, 47u.—Slteep and Lambs, 3750.—Ca1Ves, gor
Pigs 410.

SMITHFIELD HAY -MARKET.
Hay 41. 4s. to 61. os.--Clover 51. 6s. ocl. :o 61. ;os.—
Straw 21. ilis. to 31. los.

CORN gXCHANOF., MAY 1.-0-.—WhO3t."ta,tiaY is in
middling 'Opply, with- but few -fresh imports, and
this trade is'nearly at unaltered prices•; Barley is in
'considerable supply and cheaper ; but few Pease and
Beans of each kind, the latter are clearer.; Oa►s_ar-
rive in, abundance; 'with many. Foreign. Sales of this
article, are very heavy t,t rather less prices; Flour in
full supply.
Wheat sos a 6453 Bis od
Fine•dittd 85s a 238 s od
Rye - . 33s a 42S CO.
barley 32s 3 38$ od
Malt - . 64S a 70s oil
White Pease Bas a 88s od
rzy ditto 4os a 46! ad

Beans -44 s a sos oa
Tick Bean's 37. a 43$ oti
oats / 21s a 26s a 29s od
Poland ditto 3os a 3is od
Rape Seed 261. 321.05. od
Fine Flour 6os a 65i od
Seconds Sys a 6,04 ad

NEIV ELECTION.

IVrerS:iri:.SClinAMORE and SYMONDS offur again for
the City of Hereford.. Lord EERINGTCiN stinds, as
before, for Barnstaple, but Mr. TAYLOR retires;
Mr. G. W. TRELLUSSON, therefore, is likely to come
in easily., The Hon. C. ASHLEY perseveres in offer'
ing himself for Dorchester. A Mr. WILLrAms, as
well as Mr.-11RlitiEALX YORKE, are Candidates for that
„place. Mr. WILLIAMS is so much advanced in life,
bat if he were to be chosen, he would be likely to
possess a latirliamentary sinecure. The Marquis of
TITCHFIrta stands for the County of Bucks, with
`l..Ord TEMPLE. Si, ..Tin+N CARR is the new Capri"
date for Totness. Messrs: ADAMS and HALL, the
former Representatives, offer themselves again. Co.
loner T. *FOLEY is the new Candidate for Hereford-
shire: Sir G. CORNEWALL declines, but Sir J. G.
COTTEREL stands again.—The Hon. H. G. BEN'
,NETT, and Mr. W. Hat., are opsed at Shrews-
bury by- Mr. T. JONES.—Sir W. W. WYNNE and
his brother, Mr. C. WYNNE, respktively stand
for the Counties of Denbigh and Montgomery.
We do not bear of any opposition to Mr.
BLACIL/lURNE and Colonel STANLEY, at Lal3.
Lord ROZERT FITZGERALD does not offer
again for the County of Kildare, in Ireland, but de-
clines in favour of hiS brother, Lord HENRY Mr.
WooLmoßE stands for Sandwich. This Gentleman
was Member for Westftry. The gallant veteran
. Admiral BERKELEY hoists his signal for Gloucester-.
shire, where his nephew, -Lord DURSLEY, IS Making
a. long and strong pull for hiin, 'Mr. 'J. P. GRANT,
the Barrister, stands. for-Morayshire, in Scotland.
Mr. FULLER,- of course, stands again for Sussex,
where his blunt -integrity and stout independence
render hith perfe&ly secure. Sir SAMUEL HOOD, it
seems, has quitted the Westminster station, and Lord
CocuRANE' is bearing up towards it in great foice.,
Sir STEPHEN LUSHNGroN
,joins Mr. fmecarnAß ift
standing for Canterbury._

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

1.1E.W.M.A RKET SECOND SPRING Al EET,NG, 1807.

TjiPR6DAY, APRIL 30.

Mr: Howortn's ziiterprize,-,oue by Air. D. ftadad*, beat
Mr. Mellish's Glory, rode by Mr. Mellish. both tir carry tioe
lowest weigrit Mr. Mellish can couve.uiently ride, B. C.
zoogs. h. fit. -- 4to 4on F.riterprizr.
Ld Witchcraft, 7st. 01b.. beat Ld Gropreneres
Meteors,'4. jlb. 1). 1. !cogs. -to agst Witchcraft:-
Ld Foley's PlriS, Bst. beat Sir I. Shelley's Sir 1-auncelo4
Sst. 71b. I). 1. -soogs.---0 to Son Paris.
Ld Sackville's Bustard beat Gen. CThwees Swinley, gst.
310. each. T.M.M.ll:C..icqgs.-5 to 200 Liustard.
Mr. t . Neale's 4iste-r to Regulator, 7st. 81b. best Sir C.
.Putibury'r Snug, gsr. 31b. Across the Flat, zsg4.-2 to s agst
'Sister to-RegUlzitur. "

:Mr. Arthilr's Wr.rinwood, Bst. 81b. beat Gen. Gower's
SWITI I y; 7st:st an). -R". !VI . zags. —5 to 2, du Woi:ig, %void.
Fitiy Pounds ,lin-,3-yr olds 6st. alb. 4:yr olds Sst. 5-yr old,
Bst. 710. 6,yr olds and aged sst lilt). I'. M. M.-B. C.
Mr; wytlliarri's b. c. by.4nibrosio, 3 vs old L
Mr. Abbey's ch. h. Vidory, 5 yrs old
Ld.F. G. Osborne's b. h. Superstition, OM 014 -
Mr. Mellish's 6, biding, 3 yrs old • - 4
Mr. Goodissdn's b. m. Flighty, 4 yrs old
Mi.. Arthur's ch. h. Achilles, 4 yrs old.
Mr. Sitwell's b. rrh, Cirs'old
Emderl'i b.' g.' Pantaloon, 4 yrs old
The Judge could place but 4.--Three tp r agst Supetses,
tion--5 to i agst Flighty-7 too agst Achilles.
•

- ...
Sweepstaltes of wogs. each, h. ft. 20r6-yr old; and upwardS!
B. C.
Mr. D. Radelifn's Orville, 9st. 31b. .. .. t
Oen. Gower's Pcliss,e, Xst. 9fb. . st
Ld Saekviiie's Enchanter, Bsr. - -
Two to t agt Orville-3 tot apt P'elis=a--5 to 4 asst Eli"
chanter.

Mr. Howorth's 1-ledley, 9st. beat Ld Grosyenor's Ferdi‘:
nand, 2st, 'Two-yr old C. tuogs. to loh Hed
y.
D. of Grafton's Mushroorn beat Mr. W. Breton's 'Morgiattar
Bst. 71b. each. Ab. M. sogs.--z tot en Mushroom%
Ld Foley's Paris, Bst.-71b. "
agat Mr. Craves Bt
7Ste su b. ACNSS the Flat, zogs. h. ft.-01rby consent.