Star.
London, England, 1812-05-26 00:00:00

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ARMY.

Saturday se'nnight. Bit Majesty's ship tiIitOPARD
sailed from Cork, with four transports, for Lisbnn,
having on .board the sth regiment. df lot* 1290
strong, under Lientenant.Cilunel Null., to join
Lord WELLtmoroN's army.
The 4d Battalion 50th Beg7itten: db not tnarch
until the 2J of June, to Eastbourne, having received
a count(rmand. The above was to have lett Little
Hampton last Friday for tbe above plate:
The 12th Light Dragoons, which have soll*cinently
distinguished thenlielves of lake, is commanded by
the Hon. Colonel PoNtioNsY, whose attention t.l an-
dis..ipline and to the internal regulations of it, has
rendered it one of the mast economic and desirable
corps in the service. _ _

Ensign M kDDYN, of the COth Regiment, was as.
Linked at Leeds, on Thursday evening, by three men,
one of whom slightly wounded him with a sword in
the thigh. •
The Edinburgh Militia Faye their head-quarters at
pre:lnt at Mansfield, in Nottinghamshire.
A melancholy accident happened on Saturday
se'imight, at Waterford. A biro, with volunteers
from the Militia, was upset alongside the packet in-
tended for their conveyance to England ; when Staff
Serjeant DALY, and two volunteers from the North
Mar, regiment, were unfortunately drowned. The
rem i nder of the crew, consisting of three soldiers and
the mate of the vessel. were happily picked up. Ser-
jeAnt DALY has left a widow and three infant children
to bewail his untimely fate.

&The Marquis of HERTFORD gave a grand dinner
yesterday, at his house in Manchester-square, to his
Royal Highness the l!attica REGEwv, their Royal
Highnesses the Dukes of CUMBERLAND and CAM-
BRIDGE, and several other persons of distinction.
The Countess of BRIDGEWATER last night gave a
splendid rout, at her house in Grosvenor-square.—
A mongst the company present were

l'ika'r Royal Highneftes the Dukes of Cumberland and Cans-
bridge, the Dudley, of Montrose; the Mtachionessts of Sa-
lisbury and Dos nahire ; Countesses Craven, Liverpool, Cam-
den, nefton, Essex. and Cowper; Lady Heatteotr, Lady Perth,
Lady E. Whitbread, &e. &e.
Sunday the Earl of Monrrxnuatt, as he was step-
ping into his carriage in Stratford-place, suffered an
apoplectic stroke.
the celebrated Mr. Mama, one of the Annota-
tors of Shakespeare, died yesterday morning a few
minutes after four o'clock. Mr. yesterday`
died un-
married. He was the brother of Loid SUNDIRLIN
and had he survived his Lordship, would have suc-
ceeded to the tide.

It is stated; that the day before Mr. PattcavAt. met
his death (Sunday), he enquired of his valet what
engagements hehad for that day ? He answered, none.
What not any one to dinner ?"—No. Then lam
happy, for I shall have a pleasure I very seldom
enjoy, of dining with my family alone."—lt so hap-
pened that all his children dined at home that day.
In the evening he called for a Prayer-book, and read
the service to his whole family. At the usual hour,
Mrs. P. ordered the children to bed,•but he begged
her to give them leave to stay up a little longer, as
he so seldom had the enjoyment of their cbrnpany al-
together. When the time expired, he kissed them
all, and gave them his blessing very remarkably. A
Sunday passed in this manner must be remembered
by his relict with satisfaction, though tinged with the
severest sorrow.

BnEAb.—This day there being noCuurt of Alder
men, the LORD MAYOR after inspecting the returns
ordered the present prices to remain.
The Carlisle Journal states, that tumult and disorder '
at present prevailed in that neighbodrhood, to a
greater extent than at any time since the disturbances I
first broke out. It enumerates a variety of outrages.
Even the asylum of the poor was not spared by these
offenders. Yestetday se'nnight the Work-house of '
St. Cuthbert's parish was entered by one of the win-
dows, and a quantity of bacon and hams taken away.
The Leeds Aferesr.f says, the arms-stealing system still
prevails in the vicinity of Huddersfield.
UNSUCCESSFUL. ATTEMPT .TO TAKE A LUDDITE...—.
Tuesday se'nnight, a person suspected to belong to
this fraternity, was pursued by the peace-officers near
Staley-bridge. Being a collier, he naturally retreated
to his under-ground hiding-place, sliding for that pur-
pose down the rope, hanging in the shaft of the pit.—
A guard of upwards of 40 of the patrole, were mount-
ed at the mouth of the pit, which was kept up by.ne-
ceseary changes till the following Friday, determined
to starve the besieged to surrender, cr confine him till
death. On the night of Friday, however, a detach-
ment of General Ludd's army, consisting of more
than 40 men, appeared, drove the besiegers from
their post, gave a whistle, when the besieged ascend-
ed the rope, and escaped to his deliverers.
Letters from Nottingham state the following alarm-
ing fact, viz. that no sooner has a person taken the
oath of traitorous union in that County, than he re-
ceives that constant pecuniary supply which enables
him to support himself and family without work.
We have heard that the Author of the threatening
letter, for whose discovery a thousand pounds were
lately offered in the Gazelle, has come forward. We
do not pretend to ascertain the motives which cnuld
have induced the dealer in this hazardous and lazy
correspondence to make " assurance double sure,"
j and save himself from all the trouble of evading Mi-
nisterial and Princely indignation. It has been said
that the offer of £lOOO was too tempting for his love
' of privacy ' • and that he came for ward like the libeller
on Sextes the sth, to receive the reward of his own
discovery. We hope; however, the Pope': example
will not be followed in the present instance. and that
the offender will be let loose unmulcted either of his
tongue or his fingers. He turns out to be the person
who has so long persecuted the Duke of Nisaecitx by
claims on his title ; and is, as sve conceive, obviously
not a suitable object for any' species of punishment.—
There is, however, a etore reasonable account of the
detection. A few days since, shortly after the threat.
ening letter was received at Carlton•house, this Mr.
H. called at JEIFERY'S, the bookseller, in-Pall-mall,
and begged of him to stop a letter, addressed to the
PRINCE Reamer, and which was then in the General
Post-Office box, in the window. He was; of course,
told, that his request could not be complied with.
Yesterday it occurred to Mr. Jessaitv to communicate
this circumstance to Colonel Bi.oomster.no and the die-
-1 cevery followed.

NettralL iNTELLMATCL

BELFAST, MAY 20.
Tht Nepiiine. S'fen►AßT, froth Tenerife, in curing
tip the Rita-, groemied in a bltl skuxtii rt, and, on
the tide leaving her, fell over Into the Ch *noel. Her
tipper storks w II be strained, and likely some of the
pipes of wine, by sl iftiog, but the damage cannot be
very material. She is at the Quay.

CORK, MAY an.
On htnnday his Majesty'. ship Mtrttite, 111 meg
tAptaiii Cottacv; Jr' ived troth Po !smooth. The
Derbyshire, of Liverp-01, arrivcd in our harhoor
Monday last —parted the Jaain.pice homeward-bound
et, about ton d .ys of the L et the
convoy of hi. Majesty.'s ship b ttrN I'l less, Captain
BARBRA, belongint; ti this station. Consist sd of
138 sail, and had left J im Eastward,
weeks.—
The wind It avii,g shiltd fr.,m the Eastward, they
may I.e expected at tliv.r respective putts every day.
Vesterday morning arrir,l the Mary trartspwt. She
was seen inoi tl,e h.nhout hy a man at war of 10 gonss
and in the act of heaving.to, carried away her nutter.
mast: She kit Plymouth on Snafu'',

LErni, MAY ft.
The Snnpkoon sloop of war arrived in the Ludt
yesterday from a eruize. The Ciao slialp (4 war
sailed from the Roads yster(f:4y, for the Faro Isles.
Two brigs and a galliot (one of the brigs under rho
American flag) arrived in the Roads this morning
from the Baltic.— Remain in the Roads the Adamant
(Rag-ship), Egeria, Ferret, Snake, and Siu.petioe
sloops of war ; and Chatles armed brig.

LIVERPOOL, MAY Is.
The Rodney, WILLIAMS, arrived Irons Jamaica,
sailed on the 6th of April, in enimpany with the fol-
lowing vessels, under sonvoy of the Southampton t
Margaret, BOYI.II, for Greenock; Hope, for
Liverpool; Atlanta, A. Thetis. and Pl.ani4,
A. for London; Sophia, A. forßristol; Mars,
for Dublin ; and Brunswick, ---; for Hull. Tb.
Rodney parted from the convoy on the 16th
in the windward passage. On the 17th, saw the U.
phis, for Bristol, in lat. 25. 49. long. 74. On the
25th spoke the Betsey, from Lishin for Baltimore,
in Lit. 34. 19. lung. 50.54. On the 4th inst. spoke
the ship Pilot, from Grenada to Glasgow, in lat.
47. 17. long. 44.36. On the I lth, spoke the liar-
riet, Pdasoat, from Antiguaerbo Liverpool, ia late Si.
24, long. 19.31. with main and foremast sprung. Os
the 14th spoke the Argo, from Boston to Cork,iniass
57. 11. long. 9.41. On the 16th sail the Hope, from
Jamaica to Liverpool, in lat. 51. 96.

PLYMOUTH, MAY 2s.
Sided the Possoits, of 33 guns, for the N•wfostied•
land station, and joined, in the Offing, the convoy
under protection of the TintAN and AY22022, of 18
guns each ; Paaacaa, of 14 guns, for Basque Roads
and the Ttont, of 80 guns, for the station off Brest.
Arrived the EARL SPINCER cutter from Cork.

YARMOUTH, MAT H.
Arrived from Helig land, and landed her mans
and passengers, the Diana packet, Captain HAIR.
NOND. Salted for the Traci the Diestazi frtgate,,
Captain FARQUHAR ; and the STARLING, Lieutenant
NAPIER, on a cruize.—Remain in the Wends the"
Solobay, Blazer, Britontart, Vixen, And Banterer.

GRAVESEND, MAY IS, U.
Arrived the Suspense, Lambaste), from hawks t Honor i
I Adamson, ditto; tones, Grant, d tto; Ann, Gab-an;dlttos
Syron, Faigrie, ditto • Waoderer, Pr.tchard, dkto; David :haws,
Blues, ditto; Dominica, Aikin, from Dominica; Robert Brume
White, from Surinam; Fleetwood Hutchison, front St. Vincent's-
Sarah Ann, Penson, from Grenada; Aunt, smith, front Marks:
ton ; Malabar, Bradshaw from Malta; Mary, Brown, ditto;
'the Tortoise, mini Gibraltar; Orloo, Talbot, from Maki; Fain
Friends, Ball, from Faro; Alin, Riley, from Dublin; Princess
Mary, Hunt, from Waterford; Donegal, Courtn.y, from Bel-
fast; and the Prince Regent, Keir, from Port Marla. Sailed lbw
Alpha, Hatton, for Gibraltar; F.arl at Leicester. Donkey, far
Lisbon; Enterprize, Miller, for Malta; 'Samoa!, Grinastone. fur
Sicily; Herald, Ridley, for Africa; Jane, Minium, for Dub.ing
and the Mary, Cuthbertson, for Lisbon.
SHIPS ARRIVED.
At Pliinz4h—The Mn and Eliza, M' Cartier, frees Malan;
and the hoes, from Wilmington.
At Portsmouth-11w Atalanta, Holland, from Savannah; sad
the Belle Ville, Goodwin, from Charleston.

Off Holy/tea-4-41e hiercatnr, Bruce, from Sedum' mad the
Mars, Burbeck, from New Orleans.
At Cork--1 he WI•llam, Derbyshire, frym liindes; sea the
Bight Easters, from Wihnington.
At Dublin-1 he Mee, Wabte, from Boston; and the Pro-
vidence, hohnstnor. from Charleston:
At Lo.donderry--fhs Eunice, Pesos, and the Annabelle,
Cotten, from Charleuon.

ON the Lizard—The Luey and Ands, Damp, from Steriniana
At Lisbon—The Britanoia, Gilpin, from Liverpool ; MAU%
Pike, from Plymouth; Friends, Conway, from Belfast; Victory,
Pasqua!, from Malta ; and St. Guallso, —, from Bahia; Sate& •
lite, Saabury, from Virginia; end the Charlotte, Crews, from
Plymouth.
In the River—Tbe Thomas and WiLlans, Brown, from Cork.
At Ratan—The Mary, Holland, froiu Savannah.
At Gibraltar—The Bess, Carr, from London.
The Amore% HATUAN, arrived off Falmouth.
front Surinam. parted from the Lwitania, ft...at.tottn,
lon the 4th ult. in a gale.
The Briton, Holmes, from Liverpool to Tortola.
and 14 other vessels (four of them Americans), /pee
been taken and destroyed, by a squadron' which sail-
ed
from Nantz in January.
The Fame, BRAT* from Philadelphia .to Liverpool.
was abandoned by the crew on the 27th of February,
having six feet water in her hold:
G. Gowca, a swabber, belonging to his Majesty's
ship Ustost, was tried by a Court Martial, on board
his Majesty's ship SALVADOR nu. Muss% on Bator.
day se'nnight, at Plymouth, for absenting himself
from his duty without leave, and fur desertion, and
sentenced to recoive 24.*) lashes.
An alteration in the dress of the Marine Corps
is about to take place : caps are to be substitoted
for hats.
The Daum frigate, Captain Suet % hat sailed
from Alexandria for Tangiers, conveying to die latter
place the Emperor of Morocco's son, who has per.
Llormed the pilgrimage to Mecca.
I The Grand Jury in the Bahama Islands have ;wok-
, sented as a grievance the numerous French piecanlas
in that neighbourhood, which obtain shelter aad sup..
plies from the UniteciStates.
&This morning, at eight o'clock, a fire broke owl
in Hog-yard, Broad street, St. Giles, wide!, rage.
with considerable fury for a few hours, and coy
sumed two houses and a carpenter's warit.shop..
was gosonder, however, bY the prompt maw"
the sirgines, and a pismittil supply of WAND

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LTG EL 1 .1:f 1R ibaltli

-A new Farce was represensati at this Theatre on
Thurbday, called floor to die ftt Zan* !. It is a' trans.
lesion from one of Korzesues most modern Flays.
ceded sa Mad Gelader." The following are the
Bernath P1171(411C :
Baron Mr. Pr. tr3olr.
Bloomingfitid Mr. WRZNCX.
Turnwit . Mr. Dick r.

Trap Mr. KICIGMT.
Tuck . . . Mr. Coma ay.
Charlotte Miss KELLY.
The plot turns upon the singular resolution of
Charlotte, who is besieged by two lovers, to prefer him
only who shall remain the longest upon the demesne
of the harm : hence arises numerous artifices between
.likroteinvfeldand Turawit, to induce each other to quit
the premises. At length a mock quarrel .is excited
by one of the parties, which is seriously adopted by
the other, when they both fire, and 7l'urstwit falls;
upon which Blootalagjield, who supposes h;. rival
mortally wounded, escapes to save his life; during I
Which time the Baron and Charlotte came to enquire
into the nature of the fracas • when Tereyek, hearing
that Illoatainzfield had passed the boundary, jumps
up elated, and claims the hand. of Charlotte. This
Piece is pregnant with ludicrous bustle, and is alto-
gether dependent upon•the force of incident, for its
success. -It causes much laughter, and that is the
*rain end for which farces were designed. It was
Irney favourably received, and continues to be re..
panted with increased effect.

NEWPORT. (tita OF WIGHT) MAY 23.—0 n Mon-
elay last commenced our annualjair, which was for
41ktee tfily3 attended by all the beauty of the island ;
*e ate sorry to state several fracas took place be.
rtireen the officers belonging to detachments at the
&pot; and the younger part of the inhabitants ; not.
wilbitanding the utmost vigilance of the Mayor, to
prey etit such disorders. A private belonging to the
Fast India Company, in liquor, for refusing to pay
the landlord for a glass he had broken, was struck by
blarsuch a violent blow on the head, and afterwards
beaten by hint, that his life was supposed to be in
danger. The landlord has absconded ; and we un-
dersrand the man is in a fair way of recovery.
Mr. TeIOMAIV TURNER, of. tbe Stock Exchange, was
killed on Sunilily by a fall Iran his hone. He had
dined with whited, said returning home in the
evening, when it is supposed his horse threw him, and
dragged him in the stirrup, for be was fotind on the
road with his skull fractered and died next day.
A barouche, in which were Mrs. Blanche, °Mar-
lotte.street, and her three daughters, was overturned
with considerable violence yesterday afternoon,in Ox-
ford-street, occasioned by the coachman getting the
wheels of the vehicle entangled in those of a timber-
cart. Fortunately no serious harm was felt, although
one of the young Ladies received a cut on the nose.
A-short time since a shepherd, named Knighton,
at Woodhurst, Hants, was found smothered under
part of a bay-stack, which a sudden gust of wind
had blown over him while sitting under it.
During the thunder storm on TuAday night, a
double barn in the occupation of Mrs. Sharp, of
Turnstead, Norfolk. was set on Ere by the lightning, !
and with its contents, 116 bushels of dressed- wheat,
was totally consumed:
Wednesday afternoon, between one and 2 o'clock
a.violent hailstorm was experienced at Strattoraark,
Hants, the seat of Sir Thomas Baring., which was at-
tended with thunder and lightning ; the hailstones
were unusually large, many of them being 3 inches iit
circumference, and in a few minutes no less than
1,050 squares of glass were broken in the hot-house,
and cucumber and melon-frames ; and the fruit and
plants being laid waste. • Many panes in-the windows
of the mansion were also broken..
Last week, at Yarmouth, W. Hammond, wherry.
man, and his wife, were playfully throwing potatoes
at each other, when one of them hit her on the head ;
when she, without any evil intention, thr4w at him a
clasp knife, which unfortunately penetrated through ,
his ribs into his heart, and caused almost immediate i
death. The Coroner's Jury the next day brought in i
their verdict Manslaughter against the wife, and she
was committed to take her trial.

D iIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. 1
tune 30. Charles Berries and Joseph Nailer, of London, ever-
chants, at eleven. June 13. lieu Tooke and Augpstas Todd, of
the Strand, and of Brighton, wine-merchants, at twelve. June 13.
John and George Scott, Soot h-street, Finsbury-- q uare, merchants,
at ten. June 9. Samuel Wall, of Salisbury, Wilts, lines-draper, et
eleven. June /3. Joseph Bond, of Lloyd's Coffee-buss, and of
litontague-place, underwriter, at twelve. June IS. John R rton,
of*Gray's-lon, scrivener, at one. May 28. Iticteed Davis, of 1
Aidermanbury, warehomeman. al ten. June 20. Rich. Harvey, 1
bte of liuggin-lane, but now of Edmonton, carpenter, at eleven.
luau 20. Friuwis Hayward, of New Sarum, Wilts, tailor, at 11.
June 30. Robert Wilson, of Friday-street, merchant, at ten.---
June 24. Lloyd Beale and Thomas Alexander Beak, asinhball-
street, warehousemen, at ten. lone 20. Richard WinslanieV, ion.
Ring-anee, Cheapside, and George Hudson, Manchester, ware-
housemen at eleven. June 13. Wm. Harvey, of Chiswell-street,
Mediae:, corder, at ten. June 13. James Buckridge, Lambeth,
barge-header, at twelve. lung 6. Jebel Gottloh Werninek, of
PiTtneuth, merchant, at eleven. June 13. Henry and Richard
andiron Cooper, of Mount-street, Hanover-square, Middlesex,
coaeh-makers, at eleven. June 16. Thomas Gelman, of Castle-
stieet, Long-Acre, bedstead-manufacturer, at twelve. June 16.
John Lewis White, of Cannon-tine, wine-merchant, at tea. !
DIVIDENDS to he made id the COUNI SLY. -
Jess 19. Robert Pickering. of Liverpool, wine-merchant, at 11, •
at the Globe, Liverpool. June 18. Edward Cook Millburn, John
ggsuowell, end Thomas Walmsley, of North Shields ship-bud- '
daisy st listen, at the Turk's Head, Newcastle. Jane 12. John
lanky; of'Lypniewern, and Charles Ingleby, of Soughton,
hosiery, bed-roerchsnts, at eleven, at the Feathers Inn, Chester.
June 16. John Holder, of Kinptoo-upon-Hull, tailor and draper,
at ekven at the Dog and Duck, Hull. June 23. John Howell, of 1
Chester, ilnefi-drapt r, at eleven, at the Feathers, Chester. June
19. Coteau Farrell, of Gooport,slopeeter, at on., 'Like Crown, '
Gosport. • Jana 90. /auks Hart, of Scholes, tear Wigan, menu-
*surer, atone, at the Star and Garter, Liverpool base 24.Wr0. •
liart, of South Meld* andTpiemouth-pbce, ship-owner, at 11,
at the George Inn, Newcastle. June 20. Horatio Barton, of Man-
chester, dyer, at ii, at the fitsr,- Manchester. June 17. Joshua
Binieley, of Meackester, oettce-tnerthant,' at 11, at the Star,
Moonbeam June 13. Joseph Naylor, of Aberford, Yorkshire,
siallioasGat 11, at the Fox and liotiods,Aberford.
CERTIFICATES, Jews 13.
Jobe Adams and John Ludlow, of Eau-lane Walworth, oil
seilleobsornres. Morgan James, ofNeistb, Gianulgenthire, shop-
worn... Joseph Bower, of Manchester, furrier. Robert Asiop,
.(Manchester, grocer. James Newton and George Lomas, of i
Stockport, cora-factors. Mary Camerae, of Great Yarmouth,
solltner. • Jacob Ridley, of Lancaster, merchant. Christ. Sldr-
relit, of Lascootor, sower. John Tuton, of Leeds, mercbaue.
Was. geotookbes3, Lugs' Nkholsoa, led George SmithogLeeds,
bankers. James Drew of Manchester, cotton-spinner. James
MiDonald, of Woolwich, Kent, bodder. Wm. F. Walker of
i Gyalitue, Runt, linen-draper. klicholas.Noviti and Wm. 4/a- I
kelt; of Aceadilly, Middlesex, menl-reeleers. Wan. Beebe, of
Stretlard-uPea•Men, victualler. George Hothouse, of L 1911! -
pool, merchant.
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NO,' ?KM.
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fki
c lJali 8! WRldler isMsrk-lase, .ktebudiog only-from the
11th of MO to the 16th of May. 1"ittall,1.80 'quartets. '
Amigo 129 a. 544.1.-os. sad. lower than lair return.
MIMI= OF FLOUR, from the 9th of May to the 15th a
Total 10,014 eackli—Average 1091. aid. .
Os. Sid. higher chap last return. • m., I
colasteT PISCES AS UNBAR 1
Wheat, 1129. 1061. 128 s. Beans. 724. 775.
Fine ditto, 130 s. 1365. Tick ditto (new) • 881.781. -
Rye, 765. OIL Ditto (fine Old). 744. 75a.
Barley, 545. 645. W., Oats, 46a. 501.365.
Mak, 84s. 945. Poland ditto, 571. 581.
Whits Pease (boilers) INIs Ni Potatoe ditto, 59e.
Grey ditto, 744. 78s. . Rare Seed, 175..480.
Fine Flour, 4.54.1.105.—5ec00d5, 100 s. to 105 s. -

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NEWGATE AND LBADENHALL MARKET.
Beef ilik. 84 to 5s 8d Veal Ss 54 to 7. 44
Mutton Ss Ad_ to 6s 24 Pork Ss 41 to es 8d
Lanib 6s: od. to 7s. ad.
PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET.
Bags. Pockets.
Kent 41 Os to 61 Os Kent 41 Os to 71 Os
Susses SI Os to 51 Os Sussex 41 Os to 61 Os
COAL-MARKET, May 25.
Ships at Market Sold Prices.
151 Newcastle 10; 441. Od. to 535. 6(1.
i Sunderland i 00s. od. to 449. od.
1 Cults 1 48s. Od. to 00s. Od
COUNTRY MARKETS.
PRIORS OP GRAIN AT TN{ FOLLOWING HARRIS?.
BASINGSTOKE, May 20—Wheat 124 s Od to 152 s ad per Quarter.
Barley ' . 63s Od to 70. Od I Beans 234 Od to 84s Od
Oats 52s Od to 571 Od Pease 00s od to 001 Od
• Bread Ss 104. per Okla. '
MAIGENNRAD, May 20.—Wheat 100s'Od to 1411 s Od.per Qr.
Barley 69. Od to 75: Od I Beans 78: Od to 884 Od
Oats 50s Od to 60s Od Pease 78s 04 to 004 Od
Bread as. Od. • • -
Newsome, May 21.—Wheat 108 s Od to 152: Od per Qr.
Barley 66s 04 to 764 Od Fans 75a Od to Ills-Od
I Oats 521 Od to 62s Od Pease 72. Od to 112 s Od
Bread Is. 10d.
Hawser, May 21.—Wheat 1121 Od to ISOs Od per Qr. 1I
Barley .60e Od to 7,1 s Od I Beans 61w osl to Saar Od'
Oats 49. od to 59s 04 I Pease • 725 Od to 80$ 0:1
Bread 2s. 10d.
Ditintzs, May 21.—Wheat 1915 to 1411 s Od per Qr.
Barley 661 to 981 I Beans 84. to 98.
'Oats 540 to 611 s Pew 00s to GtOs
RBADING, May 25.—Wheat7r0s Od to 151 s Od per Qr. •
Barley 641 s Od to 67s Beans 78s Od to 81s Od
I Oats 465 Od to 56s Peas OM Od to 735 Od
Bread 2s Ild.

BIRTH.
The Lady of Mr. Seileaut Rough, of a daughter.

MARRIED. -
At St. George's, Hanover-square, Henry Leigh Spencer, Esq.
late of the. Royal Fuzileers. to Miu Newton, daughter of the
late Colonel Newton, of Exeter.
May IS, at St. Andrew's, Holborn, the Rev. lames Cover
Bedford, of Avingdon, in the county of Hants: to Miss Smith,
daughter of George Smith; Esq. of Lis Majesty's Dock-yard,
Portsmouth.
Saturday last, at St. Botolph's, Aldersgate, the Rev. L. P. Ste-
phens, of Christ's Hospital, to Miss Wales, of Hackney.

SALES BY AUCTION.

SPORTING RESIDENCE, SWANMORE.HILL, NEAR
BISHOP'S WALTHAM, HANTS.

By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, '
At the Auction Mart, *write the Bank of England, on Thurs-
day, the 28th of May, at Twelve o'Clock,
A FREEHOLD COTTAGE, neatly finished,
-1- having been fitted up fur the proprietor's own residence,
and contains five Bed-rooms, two Parlours Kitchen, Brewhoube,
Chaiee•house, Stable, and Garden, pleasantlyi situate in a fine I
Sporting pan ot the County, with a Pack of Fox-bound, in I
the neighbourhood; one mile and a half from Bishop's Wal-
tham; and ten to fifteen from Winchester, Southampton, and
Gosport.
May be viewed, and Particulars had of Mesas. White and
frowns', Solicitors, Lineotn's-inn ; Mr. Cramer, Bishop's Wal-
tham ; Mr. Monier, Bookseller, Portsmouth; and of Mr. Samuel
Pearce, Auctioneer, 44, Lombard-street.

ENFIELD HIGHWAY.—(With immediate Possession.)
By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE,
At the -Auc!ion Mart, on Thursday. May U. at Twelve, unleu
(viously disposed of, by private contract,
THE LEASE of a Retired FAMILY RESI-
DENCE; placed at an agreeable distance from the Road,
screened with a thriving Shrubbery, pleasantly situate in Green-
scree t, Enfield-Highway, about Nine Miles front Landon, with the
accommodation of Stages, to and from, several dines in the day.
The Premises arc in the most substantial state of repair, and
contain Sleeping Chambers, Drawing, Dining, and Breakfast
Rooms ; Kitchen, Wash-house, Dairy, Drying-ground, Brew-
house, Poultry-house, Double Coach.house, Stables, Farm-yard,
Cow-house, Cart-lodge, two large Barns, Granary, two produc-
tive Gardens, well stocked with wail standard, lind trained
Fruit Trees, Green-house, large Orchzrd, &c. containing about
three Acres. There are two Pews in the Church attached to
the House. A quantity of rich Land may be had at Michael-
mas, if required.
May be viewed, with Tickets only, which, with Particulars,
may be had of Mr. Samuel Pearce, 16, Cornhill, opposite the
Bank of England;: Particulars, also, at the Black Horse, Enfield-
Highway, and Angel, Edmonton.

Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, MONMOUTHSHIRE.
By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE,
At the Auction Matt, opposite the Bank of England, on Thar's-
/day, May 28, at Twelve, in Two Lots, unless previously dis-
posed of by Private Contact,
Lot 1. A VALUABLE and Improvable FREE
HOLD ESTATE, with a comfortable Dwelling-
house, Barn, and Stables, and numerous Out•buildings, called the
Mactiwineth and Peahrein Farm, with part of Cribba Farm,
containing together upwards of 938 Acres of rich Arable, Mea-
dow, Pasture, and Wood-land, lying in a ring fence, with valua-
ble right of common, in the Parishes of Carwent, and Llanvalr
Discoad.

Lot B. A valuable Freehold Estate, called the Coady Mynah',
and Magor Farm, with a good Dwelling-house, Barn, Stable, and
Outbuildings, containing about 195 Acres of rich, Arable, Mea-
dow, Pasture, and Wood-land, with very valuable and extensive
right or Pasturage' over the adjoining Common, situate in the
Parishes of Undy and Magor. The Estates abound with Lime-
stone, and are situate a short distance from the sea ports and
market towns of Newport and Chepstow, and both merit atten-
tion, as they offer an eligible opportunity for any Gentleman who
may/wish to retire to agticultural pursuits, as each Estate pos.
SesseS capital situations fur the erection of a Family Mansion;
and Lot 1. oonunands a beautiful prospect of the River Severn,
and King's Road, Including a rich picturesque view over the
fertile Counties of Gloucester, Wilts, Somerset, Devon, and Gk.-

morgan.
May be viewed, and descriptive particulars had of Messrs.
White and Fownes, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn; and of Mr. Samuel
Pearce, Auctioneer, N 0.16, Cornbill, opposite the Bank of Eng-
land ; where plans of each Estate may be seen ; particulars may
also be bad at Mr. Walker's, Printer, Gloucester; Mr. Gutch,
Printer, Bristol; the Three Salmons, Usk ; the Beaufort Aims
Monmouth; the West Gate House, Newport; the King's Head,
Abergavenny; the Beaufort Arms, Chepstow ; the Bush, Br.stol ;
the White HUI, Bath L and Marine Library, Bristol.

PORTSMOUTH.
At the Blue Posts, Portsmouth, on Wednesday, June 3, 1313,
at Thane .'Clock, in the Forenoon,
'THE NAVAL and ORDNANCE STORES
ha- landed from the Patna frigate le Renommie, (now- lava)
consisting of AnCIIOM, Cables, Sails, Standing and Running Rig.
ging, lank, Paper Bud, Masts Yards Span, Blocks, Leager
and other Casks, Oen, and Carriages, Yards,
Shot, useful
Iron, Copper,a quantity of Iron Pipes, &c. Alm Captured in the
East Indies, and regularly condemned as prize to his Majesty's
ships Astna, Captain C. Schornbey ; Find*, Captain I. HBlyar,
and Rat:abort*, Captain J. de Rippe.
Catalogues may be bad, and further particulars knows, Ist
applying threader be the Sale, to the Acting Agents Messrs.
Marsh and Crehd, London ; or to 'Thomas B. Rouse, Broker,
sh-siume, Portsmouth.

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' HERTS.
Wide Residence, Pleasure Grounds, ;Garde ih and lA*4
short distance from Watford, and opposite Veshieberi Mix
I Roomy Cottagsk Gardens, doe. • .1
By Mr. ROBINS,
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' •At Garrawaybs, on Thunt4ay, Jute 11, at Twelve,
IA- .1M1,,,U ABLE COIWHQLD ESTATE of
A li- Inheritance ; comprising a very . Desirable FAMILY RE-
SIDENCE, contains, in the Upper Storey, a large Store-room, and
three servants' Bed-rooms, flee excellent Chambers, a Dressing-
room,-Closets, etc. On the Ground Storey. an Entrance-ball,
spacious Dining-parlour, handsome bowed Drawing-room, li-
brary, large Clolets, principal and secondary Staircase, Ike. well
planned °Meet of all descriptions, and plenty of tscellent Water,
Brew-rouse, Coach-house, and Stables, t:arm-yard and Buildings ;
the whole have been lately altered and improved, at a consider-
able expellee, and-now in the !mot complete order; pleasure-
Grounds, tastefully laid out, and dry Gravel-walks ; •Erceltent
Garden, part Walled, and planted with choice illlit-trees ;—sod
Meadow Land and Cottages, the whole near Twelve Acres ;
within a quarter of a mile of Watford, on the road to Berklaantp-
stead, Rickinanswarth, and St. Alban't ; and Fifteen milts front
London, a most respectable- neighbourhood, good roads, in all
directions, and near Cap!tal Markets.
May be viewed, with Tickets, by applying to S. Southern, the
i Gardener at Mr. Anstey's, where Particulars may be had ; and
at the Essex Arms, Watford ; Swan, Rickrnansworth ; White
I ktrt, Edgeware, and St. Alban%; of &lents. Bleasedale, Alex-
apder, and Holme,i &diatom, New Inn ;at Garraway's ; and of
Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where Tickets for
viewing maybe bad, and a Plan and Elcvaluit seen.

SURREY, BARNES-CR FEN.
Eligible Houses, with Gardens, and Offices, &e. and Garden
Ground, in West Feld ; Possession at Michaelmas neat.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garravray's. on Thursday,lune 11, et twelve, in Five Lots,
101 1. A Valuable C 0 PY HO LD ESTATE,
-11- comprising a very Eligible RESIDENCE, seated
on a-lawn, with Offices, Coach-house. and Stable, Pleasure-
ground, part walled, and plant...cl with choice Fruit-trees, situate
on Barnes-green, in posseslion of Mr. Aldrich.
I.ot 2.A Copyhoid Estate, adjoining, consisting of a Substantial
Brick Residence, with Offices, Coach-house. and Stable, &e.
Lawn, and. Gardens, part walled, and platted with choice Fruit-
trees; the whole in excellent order, and'unmethate Possession
may by had.
Lot 3. A Cepyhold Estate, comprising! compact comfortable
residence, with Offices, Coach-house and Stable, Yard, Pleasure
Ground,. and capital Kitchen Garden. the principal part walled
and well-planted, situate on Barnes-green. in possession of Hugh
Watts, Esq. whose term expires at Lady-day next. •
Lot 4. An excellent Plotof Garden Ground, in West Field, In
the parish of Barnes, containing about two acres, the principal
part.laid oat in 'operates beds, &c.
Lot S. A capital Plot of Garden Ground, enclosed round by
thriving quick lences, near Lot 4, and abutting at the West end
on White Hart-lane, laid net in. asparasets beds, plantations of
gooseberries, and well stocked with choice standard fruit-trees;
both lots in ponessien of Mr. Goodenough, whose term expires
at Michaelmas next.
Mafbe viewed on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridayi, from
eleven to four, by applying to Mr. Mills*, Barnes-green where
Particulars may be bad; and at the Sun and the King's Arms,
Mortlake; Talbot, Richmond „• Star and Garter, Kew-bridge;
King's Arms, Putney ; Mr. Hall, Solicitor, Salters' Hall-Court,
Cannon-street; at Garraway's ; and of* Mr. Robins, Warwick-
street, Golden-square.

HEMEL HEMPSTEAD and BOVINGDON, HERTS.
Desirable Freehold and Copyhold Estate, Farm-flouge, Brick
Cottage, and Buildiags, and upwards of Eighty-five Acres of
rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, principal part in a
Ring fence.—By Mr. ROBINS.
At Gateway's, on Thursday, June I I, at Twelve, in Loa,
.21i. DESIRABLE FREEHOLD and COPY-
HOLD ESTATE, Laud-tax redeemed.
Lot 1. A Copyhold Estate, equal to Freehold, fine certain,
Moor-End Farm, a (»Tapia Farm-House and Offices, large Barn,
cart-shed, Stable, Cow-house, Calf-pens, Piggeries, Stc. all in
complete repair, a good Garden, and sundry Enclosures of rich
Meadow, Pasture, and Arabic Land, containing upwards of 69
Acres, in a ring-fence, situate at Hemel Hempstead, contiguous
to the London and St. Alban's roads.
Lot 2. A Freehold Meadow, containing one Acre and two
Roods, situate on the opposite side of the road to Lot 1.
Lot 9. A Compact Copyhold Estate, Cold Harbour Farm,
situate on the top of the bill oa Shot Hanger Common, com-
manding beautiful and extensive views of the country, with a
substantial Brick Cottage and Out-buildings, good Garden, Or-
chard, and Arable Land upwards of nine Acres and a hall
Lot. 4. A Compact Copyhold Estate, comprising three natio.
sores of rich Arable Land, containing nine Acres, two Roods, si-
teate near Felden Farm, to the Hamlet of Bovingdan.
Lot. 5. A Copyhold Estate, comprising .two pieces of Arable
Land, containing one Acre, ten Poles, situate in Felden Common
Field, with a right ef common over the whole field.
Powession of the whole may be had under arrangements at
Michaelmas next. ,
'(be Lots are in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Johnson, who
will a tea she same, end of whom Particulars may be had at the
Sun, Hemel Hempstead; King's Arms, Berkhampstead; George,
Aylesbury ; Red lion, Wycombe; White Horse, Uxbridge ;
Ewe: Arras, Watford White Hart, Edgeware, and St. Alban's;
of Messrs. Jones and Green, Solicitors, Salisbury-square; at
Garraway's ; and of Messrs. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-
square, where& Plan attire Estate may be rent.