Star.
London, England, 1805-10-16 00:00:00

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY. OCTOSEN t&
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT OM O'CLOCii
Cad. far motley, s 811—for Novemba s sti—•
Oato him, 4
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY:

Bask Stock 187 i
3 per Caw.. Red. AWL $4, 38
3 p Cesc. Cant sBl3il
4 Pcr CM- 7,0
$ per Cent Navy, S9in
Long AOO. 9-16
COURSE OF
Amfterdus 3s 8 Ur. Cadiz pap Naples
Do. at fight 34 to Ditto 33 eff. Genoa 46
Rotterdam it 6 s TX Madrid pap Lirbon 61
Hamburglt 33 9Si Ur. Ditto ss dr. Opens
Akona 33 to s,( tiC Naos 3s OE Dublin 12
panbz day's date so as fie. Leghorn sit Cork 13
Paris - s 5 o s IN. Yoke bs dorm drains
Bourdeann ss z ditto per 11. Reding.
Agio on tbe Bank or Holland st ;ter Cenc.
Portugal Odd Coin, per MOOS S 4 o •
Gold in Bars ditto 4 0 •
New Dollars, per onset • S .1
Down 0 tt.
5 per Cent. Gow. Deb. gr.:Enhance, Dublin as Loader ti R.

India Bends, Is. dif. par
Excheq. Bilk, is. dir. as.preak
Onanhun 4i 4 prem.
Lattuy Tickets, sok ass.
Gast Bar sec. nil

The Gazette of lag night contains an account of
the capture of a Spanilh gun boat and (even fail of
merchantmen, by the Mariam/1 gun brig, neat
Gibraltar, for which fee the firfl page.

This morning arrived a mail from New Yotk and
Halifax. brought to Falmouth by the Princefs
zabeth packet, in at days, from the latter plate.

The Cancun., of 36 guns, has arrived at Ply-
mouth, with difpatches. She was one of the (qua.
dron difpatched after the Rochefort fleet, which, how.
ever, efcaped them, and is fuppofed, to have pt
into a French port.

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We have received Paris Journals to the Bth, and
Dutch to the t3th intlant. The Mmiteor announces
officially, not only the junaion of the Bavarian troops,
but thofe of Baden and Wurtemborgh, with the
French ; and that BOIAPARTS, who has left Stmti
burgh and joined• the Army in Suabia, efiablithed
his head-quarters at Stutgard on the 3d intl. The
French Emperor has delegated to his brotherfosarn
all the necelfary powers to prefide at the Councils in •
Paris, and govern in his abfenee : and his Imperial
Highaefs has accordingly received, by a deputation,
the congratulations oldie Senate on the occafion.

The French Papers are file= on topics of the
greaten moment, and we may thereby jodge what
credit is due to them on the fobjeas into which they
enter. There is not one word 'Rated as to the fcar.
city of Money in France, and the order given to the
Bank to pay the public chiefly in paper. Yet in du
letters from 'Holland the faa is mentioued as a mat
ferious event ; and the fisa eonfeqnwee of it was,
that the Exchange between Paris and Hansburgh
fell in one poll full 8 per cent. They fay that the,
fcareity of fpecie will only be for a &Ott times be.'
caulk the French are every where buying up gold
and film. But, like every other commodity, thee.
moll have wherewithal to boy it. and Bonararra
find; that his external refonrces begin to fail him.
France itfelf would have been inexhauttible, if be bad
preferred to France the produaive energies of Li-
bevy. It is impoffible both to ;glare lend invigor
rate a nation.

In France, however, the funds have advanced fiat*
Bomaraara fee out to take the command of the army.
They have rifen to 50, but this is molt probably
owing to the prolonged Hay oldie Count Column,
at Paris, and of M. Da ROCNITOUCAULT at Vienna.
—The latter, however, has,' it is Paid, demanded his
patfports.
The French army is officially announced to have
pallid the Neckar, without experiencing either lick.
nets or &fillies I 1 There was a time when the latter
adjunit would have been confidered as an intuit to
the enthullafm and devotedaets of the Republican
armies ; but now it teems they are to be landed for
not having abandoned their colours. It is thefe little
circumftances which make us perceive that the war
is not popular in France, and that Boaaragre ii
moving Heaven and Earth to excite tome kind of
enthufiatin in the people. The arrival of a few con.:
fcripts, or men upon furlough, is thought worth of
honourable mention in the officid Gazette.
The pofition of the French Army, which had ad.
vanced into Suabia, cannot be fatisfaeorily afcer-
tained from thefe papers. On the day after Boma,
raera's arrival at Stutgard, feveral ftrong columns
of infantry and mato, moved forward from that
neighbourhood to Goppingen. A fimilar movement
was alto made on the ift and 2d inft ant, by the divi.
lions which had entered Wurtzburgh from Hanover
and Holland ; the firft advancing towards the Upper
Maine by Ochfenfurth, the other taking a direftion
more to the right by Mergentheim. According to 4
letter from Frankfort. the French army occupies a
femicircle passikl with the Rhine, the left extremity
of which is in Upper Suabia, and the right on the
frontiers of Switzerland.
The Auftrians have concentrated thenifelves from
the Danube to the Like of Conftance ; and tome re.
ports mention that they had extended thentfelvcs to
the left bank of that river, and ellablifficd a few polls
in the rear of the Black Foreft. General Elm; ay,
with fourteen thoufand men, had taken poll tretweeq
Stockach and Donefchingen.
In Eta, however, as our Readers will fee by the
Extra4ls from they journals, little ir! to be learnt 4
the 4000 P 960914 9f titF tw9 grwt!til PI! atCoVrti

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are contradiltory—and k is only certain that they
are both maneuvering for advantageous poas,while
poffibly feeret negoeiations keep them from atlion.

Letters from Holland (late, that the King of Pruf
fia has formally announced to the Hanfeatic Towns
his determination to preferve an armed neutrality,
and has called upon them in confequence to contri-
bute a war tax to atlilt him in his armament. It is
(aid that he has aaually marched ,food men through
Mecklenburg, to take polreffion of the harbour of
Travemund, near Lubec, and thereby to oppofe the
entry of any foreign army that may attempt a land-
ing at that port. If we could depend upon this re-
port, it would be very important ; but we cannot
give it from authority.

Yefterday morning his Wpm', the Duke of
KENT, PriflCCireS AUGUSTA, SOPHIA, and Amentat,
rode on horfehack in Richmond Park. Her MA-
JESTY, and the Princeffes ELtz•eern and MART,
fol owed in two open caniages.
Yefterday the Neapolitan Ambaffador, and Earl
W.STMnltctaitio,traniaeted bufinefs with Lord My a-
crakes .t his. Office.
Yeßeid ty, at three o'clock, a Board of Treafury
was held for the fitlt time this feafon ; it was attend.
ed by Mr Parr, the Marquis of BLANDIORD, and
Lord FITZHARILIS.
Year day Cart. KENT, of the Rosalyn-1, arrived
at the Admii ally with difpatches from, Governor
Kara, at Botany Bay.
The Hon. Captain CADOCAN arrived early yeller-
day m roing at the Admiralty, with difpatches from
Admit al Dataas, at Jamaica; and alto with a lift of
the me, chant vac!. that have arrived under convoy
of the VANGUARD. The difpatches Rate the capture 1
of lateral of the enemy's privateers. .
The Tanner, of 74 guns, recently arrived from
the Fag Indies, after an abfence of ten years, was a
few days fence paid off at Chatham. The men im-
mediately -eceived tickets oilcan to vifit their friends
for fourteen day.;
Yefterday the Secretary at War'arrived in town.
The Kigat Han. Jona tolartua arrived at Dublin
from H., V 4 toad on Thurfday
The Eat of CorivraoHAM arrived in town on Mon-
day fr.m Ireland, at hi* houfe in Stanhepe-ftreet,
where the Counters is alto arrived from Bognor
Admiral Coatevraws, with, a prompt and aion
feafonable vigilance, Reached to the Weft—took the
Leeward !Road and Jamaica fleets into his proteition
land condmfted them fare into the Channel. It is
a great relief to public anxiety, but we lament to fee.
that fever:al accidents and loffcs have occurred in the I
voyage.
This day the Dividends began to be paid at the
tank. T.,wfissx, and others from Bow-ftreet at-
tended as urinal.
Sunday fennht his Grace the Lord Archbifhop
of Yoe e ordained twelve prießs and eight deacons,
In his chapel at Bifhopthorpe.
Two young men did penance at Bathhampton-
church on Sunday morning, for calling a woman
M'—e. The novelty of the Rene attratted a great
concourfe of people.
It was obferved by an Irifh Gentleman, a few days
ago, while (peaking of a certain regiment, that for
thee weeks he never raw any regiment improve fi hide
in his life, for do you know, added he, they grow ettorfe
and goo, fry every flay.
A Weft Indian, who had a remarkably fiery note,
fleering in hi, chair, a negro boy who was in waiting,
obferved a mufquito hovering round his face. Qualbi
eyed the infeit very attentively ; at hit be raw ham
light on his mailer's note, and immediately fly off,
4‘ Ah dam you heart," exclaimed the negro, " Me
glad to fee you burn you foot."
On Frida . and Saturday prizes were fought for,
with tingle flick, at Batley. There was fame of the
. fine( playing ever kroterh in Hampfbire A Gentle-
man from S ..etretthire won the grand prize of is
guineas, which he aftea wards diftributed among the
unfoccersful combatants. The crowd of fpeektors
was ve,y great.
Some or the crew of one of the Ihips lately off Yar-
moutlohad Tcalion tor afhore at that place,and being
flufh of prize-money betook themfelves to the Play-
Enure and other places of amufement. Among the
number was an ambitious Boatfwain, who, after
equipping himfelf in a fplendid fait, richly bedizen-
ed with void, and only a few dozen of years behind
the I ithion, !hutted in the full puff powder of lace
and r file , into one of the boxes, and refolved for
one ni,eht to be a Gentleman. While the furround-
ing company knew not how to interpret the incon-
gruity f tau Hero's apparel, with his hard and wea-
ther beaten countenance, one of his brother tars,
Tying from the gallery a countenance which he
tli tight familiar to !aim, laid yr a rners.mate befide
him, " Jack, be hanged if that there be not our
Br.tfwain in the fide box, drelfed like a (hip's com-
mander." " Prn iw, (laid the other) our Boatfwain
among the gentle folks ! it cannot be." " I'll hail
him though," laid the firft, and hollowed out to the'
aflonifhttent of the houfe, " Boatfwain, o'hoy."—
The unfortunate Boatfwain Ratted in furprife from
his feat in the box, and hollowed in return " o'hoy,"
to the immediate deice:ion of his rank and the merri-
ment of the by-Randers.
DRURY LANE.—The Comedy of 7h. Conjlant Cou-
ple again drew a numerous audience to this houfe hall
night Eausrom was as fpirittal and more eafy in
his reprefentalion of the witty and profligate iYildair ;
and a vifible improvement was difcemable in moll of
the other performers.
Taira:Ll, CetvENT GARDEII.-1,2a right the Co-
medy of 76e t hapter of dceidesas was performed at this
Theatre, principally for the purpofe of introducing
11r. Larr.w, late of the Haymarket Company, in
the charalter of acob Gawly, which he performed
with a molt happy vacuity of face, and was much.
*pp' JU Jed. Mun w made a great deal of Governor
harcoart ; and Mifs SMITH, was very fuccefsfut
in CeeiOa. The reit of the charaeters were alto well
fullained. The Comedy, thus revived, is likely to
to take its turn occafinnally with much ace. The
Enure was well attended. Their Royal Highneffes
the Dukes of KANT and CAiguipiez we re in the pri-,
7itt box of the foram

'NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY—Wind S.W.

Ala. DUI. ARR. DIM
Dublin • to I Namburgh •
Waterford • I t Gotrenburik • 4
New York f •

FALMOUTH, OM l;.—Arrived the Princefs Eli-
zabeth packet, Sion, from New York, with mails,
twenty-one days pallkge.
atarstourn, Oct. :4.—Patied by to the Ea&
ward the homeward-bound Leeward Ifland and Ja-
maica fleets, confifling of i 8 fail, under convoy of
the ILLusratous man of war. Arrived the Happy
Return privateer, from a cruise, difmafted, baring
been run foul of. Wind S. W.

PLYMOUTH, OCTODIR 14.—Came in the Pruffiitft
veffel Diana, Captain Ban:camas, from Nantz, to
Stettin, with wine and molaffes, detained by the
Happy Return privateer: Bonnie, Captain SOWRU,
from Bayonne to Guernfey, with wine and Raves :
Danith veffel Herman, Capt. Suttee, from Charlet-
ton to Varrel, with coffee and fugar, detained by the
Betfey privateer : American (hip John, J. Lassixs,
from Chhrlenon to Nantz, with coffee and cotton,
detained by the EGYTTIIINH t, of 44 guns : American
(hip John, Ciptain D. FROST, from Charlefton to
Antwerp, with fugar and coffee, detained by the
LADY Weaken armed (hip; this (hip on the 28th ult.
in lat. 49. 30. long. 11. o. was boarded by a French
frigate belonging to the Rochefort fquadron, they
were fteering N. W.: Pruffian veffel Minerva, Cap-
tain Loxarox, from Iceland to Embden, with fifh,
detained by the Hero privateer : American (hip Mil-
ford, Captain MORGAN, from New York to Amfter.
dani, with coffee end fugar, detained by the Ven-
geance privateer : Ceesesirr, of 36 guns, from the
Channel fleet, with difpatches : it appears that the
.ovas one of the fquadron detached after the Rochefort
fqnadron, but that they are returned to the Channel
fleet, without having been able to meet with them;
it is feared, that they are got Cafe into foam port with
AC CALCUTTA, their prize r the CRISCINT (poke
yefterday going up Channel, the Leeward Wand
fleet, confining of 14.3 fail of (hips and Teals. The
Cassc arm is failed again. Sailed the Imrsruaux, of
74 guns, to join the Channel fleet; and HAZARD, of
18 guns, on a cruise. Came in the Arotio, of 44
guns, from a cruise.
Cowls, °crone ht.—Arrived this morning the
American Blip Cicero, Captain J. PAIL IL au, from New
York, bound to Amfterdam, laden with tobacco,
detained by his Majeny's (hip MIIICURY alfo the
Bremen (hip Schwan, Captain Fasmints, from Lifbon,
bound to Tonningen, laden with fugar, having fuf-
tained conliderable damage by being run foul of by a
Hamburgh thip : alfo the Danint brig Flora, Captain
Nansim, from St. Bartholomew's, boutd to Emb.
den, laden with fugar and coffee.

Three o'clock, A. M.—JA arrivcd the American
Ihip Union, Captain SMITH, from baltimore : alfo
the Pruffian hoy, Vrow Wilbelmina Sufanna, Captain
HENDRICIESIN, laden with lA, detained by the Da-
FENDER gan brig.

Poevsatoptu, Oct. s.—Arrived the Damao
gun veffel, from a cruize; and the American thip
Cicero, PARIEFI, from New York, bound to Amfter.
dam, detained by the MERCURY frigate. Wind N. E.
Dovrt, OCT. 15.•••• Hill Majefty's (loop AUTUMN
arrived in the Roads this morning, with eight large
new conftruded Launches, which the has fent into
the harbour. Lieutenant Wawa, of the Futtous
gun•brig, has detained and fent in here this after-
noon the brig Cornelia, of and for Embden, Captain
wasaG, from Iceland, with a cargo of oil and fllla.
Arrived the brig Libertat, of Stockholm, Captain
Jeer lIISTROM, from Rotterdam, bound to Barcelona,
with a cargo of flax, iron, and cheefe, detained by his
Majefty's bomb Voicaso; and his Majefty's gun•brig
BASILISK, from a cruize. Two large French lugger pri •
vateers made their appearance of Folkftone laft night,
and it is fuppofed that they captured two brigs which
were feen a little way trom them. The ARIADRS
I hear has retaken and carried into the Downs a
brig from Oporto. The Minim thip mentioned in
my letter of yefterday, detained by the &ass', is
the Orion, Capt. F. Aso.—Remain in the Roads the
AUTUMN (loop, and BASILISK and Featous gun-
brigs.—Wind N. W. and moderate.
DBAL. OCT. vs.—Sailed for Raunfgate harbour,
about thirty fail of tranfports. Remain in the Downs
his Majefty's fhimas per laft, and a large fleet of
hanfports. Sailed the Vigilante, GAY, for the South
Seas ; Loyalih, for Jamaica ; Lord Nelfon,
and the Devon, for Africa ; and feveral other
outward-bound velfels to the weftward—Wind S.W.

LivattooL, OCT. La.—The Ainfley privateer re-
turned yefterday from a cruize, but having boarded
fome veffels whofe crews were tickly, we are informed
the will be under the neceffity of performing qua-
rantine. The Pilot boat No. 7, which had been fent
with provifious for the relief of the homeward bound
Leeward Wand Fleet, returned yefterday after being
the length of Cork, without meeting any of them ;
bat the will& having come to the Weftward, we
flatter ourfelvcs that this day and to-morrow's flood
will bring all or moll of them up, 56 being expo led
at this port.—The jenny, —, from Dominica for
Cork (one of the Leeward Eland fleet), arrived at
Calllehaven the ad infi. parted from the convoy on
ith September, is a heavy plc of wind.

PROM LLOYD'S LIST.
The following ihips from Jamaica were left wkh the Beltasnial
Levy,on the 9th Inft. in let. 49 4a. long. 11. 40. cis The Simon
Taylor. —; Mary, Pith ; Achilles, Douglas; Sarah, Lightfoot ;
Cumberland, Shipton ; Teltman, Crouch; Diana, Week; Union
Bland, —; Three Williams. Apollo. —; Wootton,
—; Adtive, Aiken; Atlas, Stockdale ; Elizabeth, Odt ; Ar-
cade, —; Antelope, —; Sally, —; Repines, Bona; and
Purfuit, Montgomery, for Britiol and Liverpool.
The Raby, MTarlane, from Quebec for Plymawb, was rap-
tured on the 16th ult in tat. 49.10ng. 19. by a Speak privateer.
The Albion, Allen, from Jamaica for Carport, is very leaky,
from being too heavy lauded, and parted in a gale of wind.
The Providence, Pcake, from Nevis far London; and the Ca-
tharine, , from the Weft Indies fo?—% have foundered at
fen.

The Nero, Craig, for London and the Thomas, Pace, for
Liverpool, being leaky, have been burnt at fea.
The Padgett, Struck, from Jamaica for Londe" got on Gore
near Opt Antonio.
The Lady Sinclair, —, from Jamaica foe Leith, bu loft her
redder at (ea.

The Herculean, Rutherford, of London, being •ery leaky, bad
been obliged to throw overboard 3o or 4o Funcheoaa of rum, to
mashie her crew to prevent the leak from gaining too fait upon
than.

The Eagle from Jamaica, and the Mary Ann, both
captured by the French, and re-captured by the ()A-
TREUS are both arrived in the Downs.

ARRIVED.
At Beißol, Betfey, Bayley; and Amelia, Bullpin, from Ore-
neda ; St. Vincent, Bell ; Nautilus,Duneass; Welt Indian, Shed
don; Ocesn,TappereU; Britannia, Burke • and Pollard, Withers,
from St. Vincent s; Beth& Q2een, Shelton, from Barbadoes; PO-
grim, Phillips ; and Yaws, Hunt, from St. Kitts; Rachael, Sorth,
from Nevis; Conway, King, from St. Lucca • Catherine, Sick-
hurtle from Mtferrat; Commerce, Godfrey, from Dominica ;
Mem;on
rin, Amery; and Jane, Withers. from Tobago; Dorothea,
—, from Balboa; Avon, Carrow ; Ives, Moon; Martha Brae,
Thomas; and Clarendon, Drew, from Jamaica.
Off Dover, Sea Nymph, Rofs, from ofjsebee.
Off Portfmouth, Mariner, Curtis; Ann, Atkins ; and Brunt-
wick, Shaw, from Jamaica.
In the Channel, Princefs Amelia, Aalve, ; and
Leviathan, Bryce from Trinidad; Grenada, Richardfon from
Demarara ; Boddingtons, Seal; Nelfon, Herbert; St. Vincent's,
Johnfoa ; Ealing Grove, and King George, Cate, from
St. Vincent's; Therms, Douglas; and Blenheim, Miller, from
Grenada ; Hawkeibury, Carr; Crown, Adams; and Mars, Mit-
then, from Dominica; Comet, Darter, Hafevrell ; and
Betfey, from Montferratt; Marquis of Huntley, Hart,
from Nevis; Duckingfield Hall, asanwell, from Antigua; Julius,
Hawthorn ; and Heroine. Firewood, from St. Kitt's ; Harvey,
Harvey ; Cove, Whit Phenix, Baird ; Annabells, Abereroro-
bk ; and Alfred, hffteod, from Tobago ; William, Alfred,
Boyd; Coverdalle, Reilly; Echo, Wilton; Jack Tar, M'Pher•
foe; Kent, Winton; & George, Palmer • Duckinglield, Dunbar ;
Kingßon, Brown; Llano Runny, Oliva; Lady Forbes, Lune;
Cuthbert, Nile, Starling; Pitt, Carver; Raildeigh, Den-
ning ; Coverdale, Sale; ffrufty, —; Trelawny Planter, Curry;
William Dent, Muffun ; Herculean, Jane, •-•—•' Enter-
prise, Caroline, —; Fortitude, Coffee Planter,
Brown ; Brothers,Juno, —; and Duke of York,
New, from Jamaica.
Coax, °crones 9 —Captain WiLcsxsoN, the late
Commander of the Gorgon, fet out on Saturday laft
for England, to take the command of his Majefty's
Chip NIOKTINGALS, now fitting at Sheerne(s, to be
attached to Lord NELSON'S fleet. Captain SAIIFILL,
who commanded the 'num, on the Sea Fencible
lattice, fucceeds Captain WI L LIN soN in the command
of the Go tcom.—The New Grove, Hoax sa, of Cove,
looking out for the Leeward 'fuid 'hips, (poke a
brig, belonging to Greenock, GRAHAM mallet; by
whom the was informed, that, three weeks before,
the (poke the brig General Suwarrow, and three other
veffels belonging and bound to this port, and fupplied
them with part of his flock.

Yeßashly the Firtl Regiment of Life Guards was
reviewed by General the Earl of HARRINGTON. Any
attempt to bellow praife on this moll excellent body
of men, midi fall far (bon of their real merits.
Monday the Dover Volunteers alfembled on a large
Down, about two miles from Walmer Cagle, to the
amount of upwards of goo (their full complement is
upwards of goo.) They coati} of eight companies
from Dover, two from Walmer, and two from Fa-
vertbsm, that being a branch of the Cinque Ports,
belongs to the &It battalion. Colonal PITT came
upon the ground with General Hors, about three
o'clock; they both expreired themfelves fatisfied with
the difcipline of the men. Their Hay was but Ikon,
•
owing to the badnefs of the weather.
Monday fe'nnight the Derby Volunteers marched
to Breadfall fields, when they fired at Targets. Pre-
, miums were given for the three fir& targets, which
were adjudged as follows :

Ir'lift premium, tft Company, Capt. Simpfon.
Second ditto, ilth Company, Capt. Harrifon.
Third ditto, Grenadiers, Capt. Cox.
The lofing targets were extremely well fhot, and
but little inferior to the more fuccefsful ones.

Tuefday the Loyal Berkfwich Volunteer-Infantry,
commanded by Captain CHITWYND, (on permanent
duty) were infpetted by Major General ROSEITS,
who was pleated to exprefs his approbation of the
corps in the higheß terms.
The North York Militia, commanded by Lord
Dumnas, have marched into Gofport, from Wey•
mouth Camp.
In confequencc of an application from the Mayor
of Salifbnry to the Secretary at War, his Worlhip on
Friday received a letter from the War-Office, inform.
ing him, that the route of a regiment of infantry,
under orders to march into quarters there, fhould be
altered, and that no troops thould be quartered in
that city, till after the Fair, on the 32d inftaat.
The firft divition of the Third EaR York Regiment
of Militia, halted IA night at Highgate, and the
adjoining villages, on their route from Milford bar-
racks, to Hull.
Wednefday, the Aberdeenfhire Militia were re-
viewed on Brunt,field Links, near Edinburgh, by
Brigadier General SCOTT. This fine regiment went
through their evolutions and firings with Inch tea&
nets as gave much fatisfaaion to the reviewing Gene-
ral, and a crowd of Ipeetators.
A Military Court of Enquiry commenced its fit
tings at the Hotel, in Lced., on Midday, before
HALL PLUMER, Efq. Colonel Commandant of the
Ainfty of York Volunteers, Prefident ; Major
STAINFORTH, of the North Weft Riding Cavalry ;
Major Haweeswoarn, of the Wharfdale Infantry ;
Captain Cocitsmorr, of the Craven Legion; and
Captain Coossom, of the Leeds Volunteer Infantry.
The bufinefi of the Court was to inveiligate a num-
ber of charges brought by fiveral members of the
Halifax troop of Volunteer Cavalry, againft Capt.
Ingram, their Captain Commandant, charging him
with an iml iroper appropriation of ninnies entrufted
to him in his military capaci.y. On Thurlday, the
0 net went through the chat me<, and Friday mor-
ning the Cawain entered olio!) a very able defence,
which he clofed about twelve "clock. The Court
clofed its invettigtti-m in-toe afternoon, but the deti-
fion will not be known till it hiu been laid before his
Majcay.

IVORIC LAKE.
CORN EXCHANGE. °cr. sfi.
The freik imports of Wheat to-dav a-e but few.
but the quantity on band confiderable, sootily Nan
Kent and Ellis ; the country markets being lower,
and a further reduaion being looked for, there is a
continuance of fcw fates being effeeed, and thofe a
1 tripe lower—But little Barley of good quail y s
this with Malt and Rye at fmall variation—good
White Peas full as dear—new Tick Beans in full,
plenty—there are Tome frefh arrivals of Orts from
Liaeolnfitire, and fine Comptes keeps their price. Rape
Seed rather dearer—Flour is but middling fupply,
and fetches our quoted prices.

of CI7IIII3ICV ♦a 12/201112
Wheat, 4os. 546. 666 per v. Grey Peak 38. 434.
rule Ditto, 706. 736. od. Deans, 42e. 475.
Rye, ass. 366. od. Tidi Ditto 3 ts. 325. od
Barley, 3t1.375. od. Oats, 240 3os 340.
Malt, pa. 78s. od. Poland ditto 314 376 61.
White Peale, 335. 6:s. od, Rape Seed, 4=1.431. per LA

razes or wave.
Fine Flour 6sa. re dlr. &ameba,. to 635. per lath.

SPORTI\G INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MERTING.Oer. tj.
Fifty Pounds for syr old colts carrying 811. alb. fillies
811. Two.yr old Courfe.
Ld Grotvenor's cb. it by Jobn Bull, out of Nimble
D. of Orafton's h. f. Merry Tbougbt, by Totterido •••
Mr. Wilton's b Pantalooo,brother to Merryman . j
Mr. R. Boyce s b. f. Orange Girl. by Sir Peter
IA P.O.Ofborne's eh. c. Superftition, by Bt mut
Mr. Golding 's b. L Merry Maid, by Buzzard
Sir F. Staodlik's bL e. by Mr. Talk
Mr. Lakes br. e. Arius by Bossard -
The Judge could only place four.
High odds againft Ld Groficnor's ch. f. 6to a
again-ft Merry Thought, 5 to 4 agaiull Pantaloon, 7
to a againft Merry Maid.
The third and bill year of a renewal of the (MAW
Oatlands Stakes. B. M.

A Subfcription of 3ogs each, togs ft. if declared
by ten o'clock on Monday night. To be run for
by horfes of all ages, 2yr olds excepted. Twenty.
two Subfcribers.
Ld Gmfvenor's Violante, gym ilk. solb. - . 2
Sir C. Banbury names Ld Foley's Watery, ayrs 9t nab. s
Sir F. Standift's litter to Duabary, syrs 6ft. 91b. • 2
D. of Grafton's Lumbago, gra, nt. sib. - - 4
Mr. D. Radeliffc's Rebel, aged, 91t. Sib. - •
Mr. Wyndham's Tallboy, 37rs 54. alb. . . 1
Mr. Howorth's Wheatear, sra 7 ft..7ib.
The under mentioned paid togs each.
Mr. F. Neak's Enbrall,aged. 91t. TV& • dr
Mr. Wilfon's Marianne, aged, 9ft.. 31b. ` - - dr
%). of Grafton's Parafol, syrs 9ft. 91b. •• - de
1.4 Sackvilies Enchanter, 6yrs 91t. alb - - de
Ld G. H. CavendliM, Duabury, 6yrs Vt. solb.l - it
Mr. Howarth names Mr. Andrew's Norval, syrs ILL 31b. it
Mr. Wazfon's Dreadnought, 3 yrs Bft. - dr
Mr. Lakes Lyncens, ayrs 7ft. 616. - - dr
Ld Grofvenor names Mr. D. Radcliffe's Pedeftrlan, gyrs yft. alb.dr
Mr. Ladbrake names G. Gower's e. by Coriander, 31r5611. talb.dt
I Six to 4 againft Violante, 7to 1 againil Watery,
5 to t againft Duxbury, 5 to i againa Lumbago, 5
to i againft Rebel.
Lord Foley's Little Peter, SR. beat the Duke of
Grafton's Dodona, BR. 61b. Aerofs the Flat, eoogs.
—Five to 2 on Little Peter.

Mr. R. Boyce's Wretch, 711. t db. beat the Duks
of Grafton's f. Merry Thought, by Toneridge, out
of Woodbine, 88. Two-yr old Courfe, wogs. It. ft.
—Eleven to 8 againfl Wretch.
Mr. Andrews's Norval, 98. received 3s guineas
from Mr. Perren's ch. F. by Guilford, out of Louifs.
78. 71b. Actors F. wogs. h. ft.
Mr. Wilfon's ch. c. by Buzzard, oat of Vices,
3.yrs old, 611. s 31b. received forfeit from Sirl. Shel.
leg's Strap, 5-yrs old, 811. 51b. D. I. wogs.
Lord Foley's Czar Peter, Sit. 61b. received 63
p. from Mr. Howarth's Honelty, 711. B. C. h.ft.