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and that after the affair both fides retained their
pofitions.
He lays that Alexandria was in a very refpect.
able Elate of defence, both in regard to ammuni-
kion, provifions, and water, and defended by cou-
rageous troops, who woold defy the whole Englifh
army to make themcelves mailers of it.
'He relates that they left in the Bay of Aboukir
about Ten Englifh (hips of tht Line, feveral Fri.
gates, and a great many Tranfports, the failors of .
which had been fent on fhore to join the land.
troops. That, on the 29th of March, there al-
rived at Aboukir Bay, fix Turkifh fail of the
Line, one of them a three decker, four Frigates,
and two Corvettes, with about 20 Tranfports,,
having on board 6 or 7,000 men, commanded by
the CAPTAIN PACHA in perfon,of whom one French.
Demi-Brigade would give a good account. • .

That the Fort of Aboukir, after a liege of three
days, furreudered to the Englith, before the ar.
rival of the Turks.

He adds, that the weak refinance made by this
fort had occafioned a great fenfation in the army;
he fays alto, that the people of the country enter.
tained very friendly fentiments towards the French;
that General Mswou was beloved by them, and
that he had received pofitive intelligence, that the
Englilh and the OLAND VIZIER. having endeavour.
ed to gain over MOURAD BEY, the ratter had lent.
to General Msmou all the letters, which had been
addreffed to him, without opening them, proteft-
ing an inviolable attachment, and offering him his
Mamelucks.

The communications between Alexandria and
Egypt continued to be free.
The Mamelucks 91 Isamithl Bay were deferting
in great numbers from the army of the GIJND
VIZIER, to join MOURID BEY.
He adds, that there is nothing to fear on the
fide of Syria—that 5 or 6000 Cophts, Syrians, and
Greeks, commanded by French officers, were deL
tined chiefly for guarding the polls of the interior;
and that reliance might be placed on their fidelity,
becaufe they have a great dread of falling into the
hands of the Turks or their allies.

He relates, that, after feparating from the fri-
gate which efcorted them and two other flags of
truce, they fell in, to the call of Candia, with two
Engliffi frigates, 011 a crnize ; one of which fent its
boat to (peak with them ; that the officer told them
that they expetied Sir JOIIN WARR** to replace
Lord KEITH, and dint he was to bring with him
a divifion of eight Slips of war.
He arrived on the 23d of April at Malta, where
the Engfilh frigate the Ftoct, had arrived a little
time before with the remains of General Asap
CROMSY, which were buried there with great
pomp. During his flay. at Malta, there bad at.
rived there about twenty tranfports with provi-
lions, under convoy of a frigate; and on the 28th
of April, two (hips of war, of 64 guns, failed
from Malta, having under \heir convoy twelve
tranfports laden with ammunition and rovifionst
and having on board altout too* Englifh
to reinforce the Englifh army at Aboukir •
_ _ _

merchant.fhips bound for England, failed
from Malta, under the convoy of a frigate.

He left Malta on the 3oth of April,
his arrival at Port de Pomegue, he met
vetrel whatever.
When this declaration was read to the
ncnt, he found that it was agreeable in every
to what he had dated.
P. S. He declares that in the affair of
of March, the ad Light Troops, the 324

Line, the 3d, t4th, and Loth ;regiments
goons, were thofe principally engaged:
pulled the whole centre of the enemy, and

or wounded more than goon of the Engin.
By the Secretary of the Archives of the

nifiratinn of Health. (Signed) a,
NAPLES, APRIL 39.-13 R Court has
puliffhed, that the Pcace between his Majelly
king and the Frepch Republic had been -
—This joyous intelligence was celebrated
lic Feflivals, which Lilted three fucceffive
and by the illumination of the City. We
that the ?tench troops, ty,coo in number,

concentrated themfelves between Otranto

rentum.

Gnaw., MAY t I.—The Letters from A-
which have this moment reached us date,
the French Squadron, confiding of (even
the line, eight frigates, and three (mailer
which had, ppeared off that port, had failed
to purfue its route. Two Frigates of that
dron were cruizing before the Canal of the
Porto Ferrajn, in order to favour the Expedition.
When the letters came away, the place had ar
forrendered, and the Forts defended themfelves
with obllinacy. We expeft farther details.
HAGUE, MAY R.—The Afembly of
Charnber of the Legiflative Body has this i
decreed, that the Report of the Committee
ing the revilion and the new Plan of the'
tinn which it has drawn up, (hall. be printed
diaributed among the Members. The Report.
the Plan arc to be fubmitted to the deliberxtionst
the Adembly three days after the diftribution.
All the abfent Members are invited, by circuit
letters, to prefent at the .deliberations.-.4*
Funds fAll daily more and more.

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MAILS THIS DAY..—WIND N.
AlltritO DIM
• liamborgh,
; Dublin, May 24, '
3 Waterford, May 24,123,24,
; ponnagiudee, May a 6,
g Lillian, May 16,

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FALMOUTH, MAY 27.
Arrived the LADY ARABELLA Packet, Captain
PORTEUS, in st days from Lifbon, with mails and
piffengers.—Sailed from hence, on the asth ult.
and arrived at Lifhon on the 4th infl. the remain-
ea there until the 16th, when the failed for Eng.
land, and arrived here without fpeaking any !hips
on her palfage.—The Pallingirs are Mr. and Mrs.'
WARDEN, Captain JARDIN, aDa Mr. iismsasoac.
The PRINCE ADOLPHUS with a Lifbon Mail ; and
the PAINCESS CHARLOTTE, with a Leeward Ifland
snail, al* Rill detained here, by contrary wihdi.

YARMOUTH, MAY sE.
• 'lr.
This afternoon; failed the Dratsa'ilocket, Cap.
stain Ossortra, With the blails,Bamn Van Hum'.
and feveral pallingers for Cuxhaven. Arrived
the HARtt gun-brig, 'with difpatches from Lord
Natsos, who lying at Revel when the
Heary failed. It is confidently Rated here, that
every thing has been adjuftca in the Baltic, and
tZat the,wholo of the fleet under his Lordfhip were
eipeaed to fail from thence for England in the
courle of a few days..:-.:This day being the Anni.
4etfary of the reftoratioii of King CHARLES, the
ROyal Standard was hoißeaonboard his Majefty's
ihipto, and at one the whole fleet fired a Royal
Salute.

PoßTsMottni, MAT 24:
After poll lap night, arrived the Tuamss, of
32 guns; Captain Lucia, with difpatches from
Sir Roasai CaLima. She left the fleet, conAlling
of the following, to the Northward of St.
Domingo, peering foi England I--
- 6hips. ciuis. coinmanders.
Rear Admiral Sir ROST.
"ce a*lin* $4l S CALDIII. Capt. Plover;
Le Pompde In Capt. STI ALIN*.
'etc - Capt.—.
Courgette - 7# Cap
- Spencer - 74 Capt. DAISY.
Thunderer 74 Capt. BATH
The Tuomosaiti being found in a pate to re-
quire a complete repair, the was ordered home,
and, the Comisci.aun, of 74 genii; Capt. Rai-
soLos, left in her place.

tIiEEKNESS, MAY S 9.
Yefterdly his Majefty's floop Aitow, an/ the
Dutch 'hip Ambrifcade, were taken out of Dock.
This day the Nits um, of 32 guns, Captain Owls,
tailed for the Dotrns ; the Baas:Aar was taken
hate-Jock; and the Suaratiz, of sa guns, paid off,
FROM LLOYDs UST. -
AIM., Mar iit.--Arrived the SERAP/S from
the Streights; AMINO frigate, with the fleet
from Lim; FRIENDSHIP and VERONA front the
Xaft Itidies.4.Wiltid S. S. W.
°aerations, MAT 29.--Taffed by the Friends,
HALPERN j and VrOw Tilda, —, from Embden;
Amity, from Manna ; Elizabeth;
from Datitziek Pomona, Evans, froth Hani-
burgh; Coiiitzetrie from Salem; Hope,
Pnivrs, from the Cape of Good Hope; Hero of
the Nile, -;4-4 Harriett, Plaasott; and •Alert,
Has, froth NineY, —; Peggy, —;
Brook Watfon, Cpwfitc $ and Sally, and Peggy,
WHITE, front Oporto. = Sailed the APOLLO,
}how*, for the Eaft Indies; Williain Penn, Vo-
talfS, for Madeira; Canton, Pteac2; for Lifbon;
and Farmer, thason, for Philadelphia.
Captain Wattntso*, of the I.lwitoan, is to
have the Natio, of 38 guns, Captain lticarrrs,
who is to have a larger !hip. Captain P. FRA-
SER, late of the NYMPHS, of 36 guns; is to have
the Naacisset, of 36 guns, a new (hip, fitting for
the Eaftward. •

Ships captured by 1e Brar• French priVateet, ciur•
lag a cruife of 35 days, off the coaft of Ireland.
Theprirateer brig Hovely, $o men, and so 4-peond carro-
fight% taken after an comment, in which file had to men,
waft who in was the Captain, killed.
_ Nancy, three malts, guns and 41 men, from Sierra
Dame to London.

The Charlotte, of 2 guns and 9 men, from Saint-Michel to
London, burnt.
to Lie James, three ntafts, 23 guns and 29 men, from Jamaica
erpooL
The Martha. three Malts, to gum and 33 men, flora talaf
par to Ncw York.
The Speculation, three mails. 2 gunt and a men, from Ipb
sock to Chefter, burnt.
The Kenyon, three malls, 20 guns and 23 meth from Ja-
maica to I.tverpooL

The Riga merchant sae!: three mats and 6 men, front
Amadei to Norfolk, relcafed, this Tad had ein board Bel men.
lamers, $ men, from St. Mkbel to Wbiteitaven.barat.
Tlet Nisabia. three mats, 8 nuns, sad Ist ma, from Dane-
a to Lbws&
Tbe akretinae brig of 6 guns, and sled, from Si. Xkts
to Cad.

The Calms Planter.tSree mats, to gvissossid it mm, from
the lonic so tbo fam..

The Judith bet, 11 moat from St. lifichei to Landon, Moot.
The Cr Ina &swill &gem, end to man, trona Grenada to
Liverpool.
The Minerva brig, of to gong, and 33 men, from Tortola
to LiverpeoL
The Nowati-Rmily privateer hit, of so earronaries,
pounders, and to mcn, h.,uad from Landon on a cruise.
loallts men, and ssoS glob.

Tbe peffeneri hove bees comma: to Carla 'd
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DUBLIN, MAY s 6.
.• . .
Yeaerday morning, at about fix o'clock, the
pox sET yacht arrived in our bay, bearing the Im-
perial flandaid, at her main-top; the was immedi•
ately faluted by the batteries on the South wall;
and the guns itt the Phenix Park. .
His Excellency Earl Hammack' landed at the
Pigeon-houfe at hilf paft ei t, and sifter taking
clitih
tome refrethmellt, procee to the metropolis:, The Greets, from the Ca te to Towriffiend-Greet;
were lined by the lira and fecond battalions of the
15th foot, the 7111 foot, and the Tyrone militia.
On his arrival in Dublin, his Lordfhip was re-
ceived by the LORD MAYOR and Sheriffs, and at.
tended by a fquadron of light dragoons, proceed.
ed to the Caine, whith he reached at t z o'clock.
His Excellency n'as introduced in form to Mar-
l:1114 CORNWALLIS, in the Pretence Chamber, and
afterwards, in the Council. Chamber, his Excel-
lency was fworn into the office of Lord Lieutenant
General and General Governor of Ireland, before
his Noble Predeceffor, who invelled him with the
collar of the Mott Illuftrious order of St. Patrick,
and delivered to him the Sword of State.
After the ufual ceremonies, Earl Harinwtc as
received the compliments of the Nobility, &c.
His Excellency is accompanied by Lord Linn-
say, and the Hon. Mr. LINDSAY, brothers of his
Countefs.
__ _ _ _

Colonel MiDotiN ext, of Newhall, county of
Clare, is his Excellency's principal Aid-de•Camp
and Military Secretary. RICHARD Bolove to, Efq. '
of this city, is his Comptroller of the Houfhold
The Marquis CORNWALLIS will, it is faid, remain
for fome time in this country, in order to perfe&
the military arrangements commenced under his
aufpices.
Mr. Aesov,hisEtcellency Earl of He RDWIC It es
Printipal Secretary, has not yet arrived.
This day, at four o'clock, his Excellency held
his firft Levee.

Yefttrday noon his MAJESTY, accompanied by
the gym., and Princeffes Aso usrA and ELIZA-
SETH, came to the VEN'SHOIIfC his MAJESTY'S
fervants wore large ughs in their hats in honour
of the day.
On the ROYAL FAMILY arriving, his Royal
Highnefs the Dolts of YORK paid a vifit to their I
MAJESTIES.
His MAJEsty then held 4 Council.
The Marquis DE LIMA, appointed Ambaffador
and Minifler Plenipotentiary from the Court of
Portugal, was introduced, and delivered his cre-
dentials.
After the Council the Rove!. FAMILY left town
for Kew, attended by an efcort of Light Dragoons.
Their MAJESTIES and the PRINCESSES come to
town on Tuefday, and refide till Friday.
Yelterday being the Anniverfary of the Reito-
ration of King CHARLES the Second, the Park and
Tower guns were fired, the Union Flag was dif-
played from the fpires of St. Margaret s and St.
Martin's fteeples, and a large oak bough was
placed on the flatue of CHARLES the Firft.
Yefterday the LORD MAYOI went in ftate, and
held a Wardmote in St. Michael's Church, Corn-
hill, for the choice of an Alderman for that Ward,
in the room of Rosati- WILLIAMS, Efq. who has
refigned. CHARLES FccArsa, Efq. (late Sheriff),
was duly eletaed without oppofition. An inhabi-
tant of that Ward did propofc the Right Honour-
able Lord Cowria ; but it being mentioned that
he was not a.freetnan, nobody feconded the motion.
The ruins where the 59th Regiment was polled,
in the ation of the slit of March, was the re-
mains of the Palace of the Protium', the ancient
Kings of Egypt.
Governor Marta; among many curiofities
which he has brought with him from New South
Wales, has three black fwans.
The Colony at Port Jackfon, we are happy to
barn, is in the moll flourifhing Rate.
Major jolt); sroms, of the New South Wales
Corps, has come home with Governor Ho arra.—
This Gentleman went out at the Era Eftablifliment
Of the Colony as a Lieutenant of Marines, and has
been there ever fince, a period of about zs years.
'. Letters were recefred yefterday, from Bolton,'
New York, and the capital of South Carolina, of
recent, though different dates, of which the late&
comes down to the 26th of April, enabling us to
ftate the following particulars of American News
Letters have been received from the Captains
of the American (hips which were preffed into the
fervice of the Dar of Accuses. They conveyed
the Dsv's Ambaffadors and prefents to Conftan-
tinople. The Turks had fcarcely heard of the
Anglo-American States, yet received them kindly.
They carried back the Ambaffadors to Algiers.
When the Day declared war againft the French,
he employed the fame American veff ..e.s to carry
away the French who were in his dominions.
They did to; and here ended their Algerine en-
gagementsi,
The fubferiptions in layout of th e Wiciows and
Orphans of the gallant Defenders of their Coun-
try, which have railed in this war to many monu-
ments of Britifh gratitude and beneficence, have
lately been adopted in Denmark with a kindled
fpirit. Yet we truft that this collellive alt of Danifh
generoflty, will not furpafs any inifioidiial contri-
bution in this country, particularly that which
confecrates our recolleCtion of the late adiein in
the Baltic. In no inftance was the valour of our
failors put to a more arduous trial; in no inftance
did they manifeft a greater contempt of danger;
in no inftance were they more fuccefsful. If the
terms of a fubfequent Convention fliould be thought
to grant lenient terms to a people, eonfidered only
as a temporary enemy, the merit of our Navy
cannot be intitled to an inferior reward. That
the Officers and icemen, compding that fleet, are
ready to pay a kat tribute to' their fuffering cont.
pinions, and to prove that Britifh valour can only
he eqnalled by Bikini liberality, is fully fliewn by
the generous contributionsof every (hip in that fleet.
Their countrymen, who enjoy in fecnrity the fruits
of their victories, will not Curtly be deficient in
the folid exprelon of a fimilar ientimenti

The Company affemblcd at this entertainment
which was given at Kentington Gore, on ThUrf-
slay night, confifted of 400 perfons, who difplayed
an infinite variety of wit, humour, and frolic.—
Among the molt protninent charaders were the
two Mils Sobers, as Flower Girls; Mils May, a
Printroji Girl; efr. Wood, as Mad ram ; the
younger Mifs Morgan, as Evelina in the Caftle
Speare , Mr. Gordon, a‘Friar Lawrence; Sir
Wyndham Dalling, as t* Apothecetcy".in Romeo
and. Juliet ; Mr. Symmonds, as Prnfpero.
Mr. Sheffington as a Conjuror, though Tome dif-
touted his tide to the charader.
Colonel Mathew, an Adonis, fo naturally fup-
ported, tts to be miltaken for the original by Lady
Buckinghamfhire, though a Ind, ; the Marquis
of Donegal, though a Ward Sifter ; Mifs John-
flone, though a Fortune-teller, and all the gods and
goddeffes in the affembly.
Captain O'Neil, a Highland officer, of the 42d,
recruiting for Egypt, promifed mountains of beet;
and rivers of wine, in that country, but enlifted
few who would pafs mutter.
Mr. Thornhill, reverting the order of nature,
was a Will in the beginning of the night, and
finifhed as Blue Beard, with a greater protufion of
hair from his chin, than wit from his head.
Mr. Le Maiftre, a Fraish Abbe, of the old fchool,
was very fuccefsful in fraternizing with Mr. Scott,
a French Refugee, and the Mifs Jones's, two gar-
rulous Frenchwomen. _ _ .

Count Haflang, an ;naive Envoy from the Su-
blime Porte, owing to the lofs of his credentials—
A gentleman, in the charafter of Mr. Jones, in-
the Envoy fhould produce his inftruCtions,
and threatened loudly a motion on the fubjeet.
Mr. Smith's Tailor, Capt. Bithopp's Nobody, Sir
Andrew Hammond's Old Coxcomb, Mr. J. Man.
ners's Watchman, Capt. Lafcelles's Carter, tae elder'
Walpole's Don Roberto, Mr. Lefley's Punch, and
Colonel Armftrong's Ruffle, were alto among the
higher claffes of excellence.
Happy (hould we be had we only to relate the
uninterrupted mirth, harmony, and joy, which
I mantled over this variegated affembly. But while
all this harmony reigned within, uproar was wild
and loud without—the door was befieged, and a
crowd of charafters prcfenting their paffporta,
claimed admittance. Mifs Morgan examined the
tickets, and, refufing her sip, declared them for-
geries. The fentence (truck to the heart of the ex-
petlant vifitors, and the porter clofed the door
upon their hopes
A Welfhman, in the charafter of Captain Flu-
ellen, Peeing them going to retire, exclaimed :
" Up to the preach, you dog--avaunt, you mama."
This encouraged the crowd to rally, and Mr.
Brownlow North, in the character of Hai lequin,
was the ft to lead the way ; but his magic wand,
and all his agility, Would have little availed, had
not Lady Warren, upon his humble appeal, con-
rented to become his Columbine, and by her influence
procured the admiffion of the parti-coloured hero.
His fuccefs infpired the reft with hopes : twenty
prefented their tickets and their claims.
In (hort, a hoax had been put on many potions
of fafition, by fending them forged tickets, and on
their arrival, they were refilled admittance.
All this time it poured "a pelting and a piti-
lefs rain." In vain was it fuggeited to Mad
Tom within to change place with Lord Courtney,
who was with the Mifs Courtneys, and Mr. May
among the croud without. In vain did his Lord-
fhip as Hecate entreat the Gerber:a of the place ;
in vain did Mifs Courtney prefer' a Sybil': rights.
Friendlefs ,and unfhcltered they would have re-
turned, had not a negotiation taken place with the
hoftefl of the night. It was managed with the ad-
drefs of a Nelfon, and (hews how foon a peace mny be
obtained, when fdught for in the fpirit of peace
and with fincerity. The bafis was immediately
fettled without reference either to the
.flatur ante
or the flatu quo. His Lordfhip propofed as a PrOitt,
,that he, in concert with his ally Mifs Courtney,
fhould be admitted to Mifs Morgan's Mafquerade
that night ; and Mifs Morgan, in her contre projet,
propofed, that in confederation thereof fhe fhoidd
be admitted to his Lordfhip's party of yellerday
evening. There terms were immediately acceded to,
figned, ratified, and carried into effea, on the part
of Mifs Morgan. This bufineft once arranged, and
the dieappointed having withdrawn, there was
nothing more to divert the attention from the in-
terior, which, exclufive of variety of character,
Wafted alfo much elegant fancy. Of this defcrip-
don the moll tafteful were Lady Hamilton, Mar-
ehiOnefs of Donegal, Lady Winterton, Lady Page
Turner, Lady Warren, .dcc.
- The (upper was fumptuous, the wines good, and
the delTert delicious ; but there are inferior confider-
*lions, and may be doffed only above the decora-
tions of the houfe, which ccmfified of artificial
Imam variegated lamps, circles, (tars, and fef-

" The Rural Philofopher," a Poem, is a tran-
nation of the Abbe de 1.11.1. es l'Homme des
Champs, of which, among readers, there is but
one opinion ; and, of the Englifh yer4on, report
(peaks very favourably.
The Premium of the greater Silver Palet for
the beR original Drawing rum Nature (by Artiuls,
or others, under the age of twenty-one years),
has been adjudged by the Society of Arts, to Mr.
FRANCIS JON. Saajzsr.—The fubjedt which does'
Mr. SARJSIIT Co much honour, is a View near
Reading, in Berkfhire.
After the Opera on Thurfday night, in the very
firs fcene of the new Ballet of 1.41 Kilt Sold, PARI-
sor had the misfortune to tern the fool, by which
flue fprained the inftep lire fo fetious a way, as to
render her totally incapable of proceeding in ber
part. She was moil defirous of going on, and
Dear:Lis requefled the indulgence of the Theatre
in her favour; but after waiting Come time, the
Surgeon pronounced it impoffible for her to put
her toot to the ground, without the certainty of
being laid up for weeks afterwards. Mr. Kes.i.r
therefore made an apology to the fpeaators, and
requelled permiffion to fubßitute another Dance,
which, with their ufual kindads, they inlintly
granted.

„ A Newfpalser,. which is publinted once a 'week,
on Monday evening lafi, quoted the (ales of that
Clay at Mark-hme, at fevers oveight jitillicp per
quarter above the prices that were adually going.
and the ftatement was copied next day by alrnolt
every Paper in London.. What was the come-
quence ? Buyers hurried to tnatket fearing a
greater advance, and a real rife has taken place.
Cdßii-EXCHANCE, MARK-LANE, FRIDAY, MAY 29:
Englifh. Wheat, fine fampleso3os. t 38s.
Red Hamburgh, ditto 955. loos. 105 s. I los.
Dantrig ditto, I los. 12$.
Oats, (brick lale) 305. 401. 425.
Beans, sos.
Small Ditto, 565. 575.

Boiling Prate; 755.
Hog Ditto, 48s. 50S.
PRICE OF FLOUR this Morning.—ruie,7ss. to Tr4s.
A Return of the PRICES Of FLOUR, from the I.:thot May
to the lift of May We'vitae.
Total 22,122 faeks.—Average 975. tod.
113..31d higher than laft return.
Coax INent.Toßts ASTOR/4 Sito:4 UniaiDOL, MAT 28.
Wheat per* 301 os to 341 IGs Oars pet qr. 11 152 to 21 Ss
Barley per qt. 21 zoo to 31 Ss Rye of os to ol is
PINSIO pE tr. 31 Os to 31 34 Beam al 12s to 31 30

PRICE OF HOPS In the BOROUGH.
New Bags 91 oos to 121 SU I New Pockets ttl OS to 13111.
SMITHFIELD, May 39.
To fink the offal—per Stone of 81b.
Beef 4s 44 to 5s 6d Veal - ss od to 66 44
Mutton -51 od to 5s Sd Pork - 56 4d CO fe ad
Lamb, ss. Yd. to ys. od.
Stock at Market this morning, Beals mo, Sheep sad Limb;
'Soo.
NEWO ATE and LEADENHALL, May sp.

Per (font of 81b. by the comic. . - •
Beef 3s 8d to 5s od Veal as od to 6s a
Mutton as 8d to 5s ad Pork 51 ad to 6s od
Lamb se od to 6s Bd.
PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON.
St. James's market os od Town Tallow 6ts e.. 1 to of
Clare market os od Ruffia ditto (ca.) oat cd toot
Wltitechapel market 36 6d Ruffta ditto (foap) oos too,
(per Itone of 81b.) Whit:: Candle Ruffle os to ea
}Aching Stuff 480 od WO*
3e 6d Ditto Rough 3os od to 35e
Avenge Price 35 6d Graves -18 s od to o •
Good Dregs 81 to zu
Yellow Soap, Os. to 804.--Mottled, 88Y.,—.Curd, 9u.
Candin zu. od.—Mould,, 13, pd.
RAW HIDES, May ay.
Hides (per !tone) 211 Lod to 3s od Heavy C.tf ros od each
Middling 25 ad to as 6d 'Light Calf 7d per lb.
Ordinaay 2s od to 29 241 Sheep Skinsos od VD Se of
Lamb Skins 31 od to os od I Sbearilngs os Scllo os oi
PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, May 29.
Borough. St. James's. Whiter/lapel.
O. Hays o tos zo l 4 to oto 6 6 • 4 to oto 5 r 8 0
Straw Ir6to a 8 a 80to 2 14 0 2 1o tb 2 14 0
Clovers oto 6 0 --.. 6 ooto 6 Is •

COALS, May sp.
Heft Coals in the Pool, sl. tos. 6d. per Childress.
Delivered - al. Bs. 6d.
Sunderland, . 11. us. 6d,
Delivered - al. 3s. 6d.
COUNTRY MARKETS.
raters OF GRAIN, AT TXI FOLLOWING X AAAAA S.
READING....WhOIt 98$. ad. to 1601.0 d. pa. %tarter.
Barley 365. od. t• 725. c.d. I BMW 478. od to 04s. ad.
Oats ass. al to 465. od. Peafe 465. od to 58s. od.
Nrosuar.—Whaat 84s. od. to ts6s od. per Quarter.
Barley 365. od. to yos. od. I Beans 655. od to 6Ss.od.
Oats 3as. od. to 475. 6d. Pak 635. od. to os. 04.
Hinter—Wheat I3ollod to 16osi od per guarttr.
Barley 38s od to 7ssod I BMW sea Od to 7os od
Oau 27s od to 435 od. Peak caas od to COS od
BA stuoar•a a.--I,Vheat 76s od to Isis per (carter.
By oos od to bas od Beans 3os od t• sod
Oats zBs od to op od Peafe 63s od to 68s od
Oiroan.--Wheat 945. oiltzL6Bs. per Quarter.Arley 78s ed to 84s od I 60 od to 67s od
Oats 34s od to 46s °Weak oos od to 0011 od
Assist OF Ba cap.—The Peck Loaf Houlhold, 17m. 6 az. to
be fold for 4 s. 74.
EDINBURGH PRICES OF MEAL, May to.
Lothian Oatmeal, ono bolls. SoJth Country, —.
HU Lesirias s per Bal. South Cowry per 8011. Prices ter Pod.
H Z et, .1 1a 3 Firft, L.o o o F6it, as Id
Second, 111 6 Second o• • Setond, as od
Third, Ito o Third, •• • Third, os od
HADDINGTON CORN MARKF.T, May Ts.
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The fupply of Wheat was large, talequick, and prices lower
than laft day. Barley fold at higher prices than laft week ;
heft ios. current 435 to 465. A (miry fupply of Oats, which
fold readily, and prices advanced about 4s. per boll; higheß
3,5. 6d. current 265. to s9s. Peak and Beans afro fold readily,
Iseult an advance of about gs. per boll ; beft Peafe j7s. Beau
35$ current prices 3os. to 335.
Of 226 bolls of Wheat 318 fold thus:
12 it 4.1 t 8 6 18 at C.a 13 • sat 4.2 6 •
4 * 17 0 32 s 11 0 14 5 •
18 at 6 0 28 211 o 8 2 2 •
8 2 15 6 st s to 0 20 2 0 •
79. 115 0 S a sto
ei4 2 14 0 32 s 80
Average sL Its Tod. 5-tstlia per bal.
being la. pd. p-i sells hicese than lift week.

KELSO PRICES OF GRAIN, May lg.
Wheat 73s od to Ilos od. Bader 6os od to 63s e 4
!cafe s& od to 6os od Oats 324 cd to 3ta od
Per boll of 6 Win. built. Pet boll of 71 Win. butt.
PRICES IN ABODEEN, May 18.
Per Peck. Ikef per lb. - sd to 114
Oatmeal 211 04 tO 29 ad Veal - - 4d to ,4
&armed is 8d tow od Mutton - 34 to 6d
Potatoes 29 44 to 09 od Raw Hides - ad to od
Per Pound. Eg:s per d. zcn ad to 64
Butter rs 3d. to If 6tl.- oglillt Coals per boll. 3s od
• Qoartern Loaf ra. 7d.
DUNDEE MARKET PRICES, May CS.
Oatmeal 29 od Eggs - - a 74
Barley and !cafe rs 4d Beef per lb. 71 to lid
Potatoes - as ad Veil - - fd to 74
Dotter is ad Mutton - • '6ll
MUSSELBURGH CORN MARKET, May
The market was well (implied with the following grains,
viz Wheat, Barley, Peale, Vetches, and Oats, -Barley and
mired Meals, which fold at the hilowukg prices, vb.
Wheat sas od to 664 od. Peale 33, od aOB 04
Barley 441 04 to oss at Vetches aas od to es id

The Siege ofift-rr, like the Stmt?* 4' Strireppetem,
has firmly engaged the attention of the public ;
nd thole who throng to the metropolis on bufineft
or pleafure, make up their parties to the Lyceum,
as a matter of courfe in the arrangements of their
'Hits to the molt prominent exhibitions in town.
The general topic of c onverfation in the polit:
circles is, the novelty, excellence, and elegance of
the amofements at the Royal Circus, where ration.
ality, tafie, and brilliancy, are truly eonfpicuous
in 'every Piece brought out for public entertain-
ment; among which the Serions Speaacle of Ri.
naldini, with the charming Pantomime of Hi*.
quin Mameluke, and the Iteprefentation of the
Northern Fleet, in which the invincible bravery of
the Britith, both on Sea and Land, are confidered
as cletfileruere: of theatrical and fccnie circa, by
the numerous frequenters at the Royal Circus.