iiiiii i SHIP NEWS. P 0.1101 , TH. JUN E 4.—Arrived the Prince Prnest packet, I with a Dina from Madeira, in ') days; iutd the Harmony, Itri , tow. from Poole for Newi'mmilland. PORTSMOUTH. JUNE 4.—Stilled the :death Castle. Jerman. for I .ondon ; and PrineisChristian August. Peterson. for Norway. Went out of Harbour, the Four Brothers for Dantzie ; and toe ltuyal Soverei;m a nd William. for Quebec. HARWICH. JUKE 4— Sailed the Prince of Orange. packet, for Holland ; Castlereagh..for Cuxhaven ; and Jane, fur Gotten burgh—tech with a mad. Dov v. a. Just:. •4.—Arrived the Tods, transport, from Ply .-xxo'ith for /lon, with troops. JusE 4 —tOone down from the River the saac Todd, Dawson. for St. John's (N. 11.); Versevetance. S l o:kley, for Foyal ; and Ludy Kennaway, Mee. for the Isle of Prance. Ma dras, and Calcutta. Arrived and sailed for the River the Percy. Smith. frost Jamaica; Charles, Milne.; and Dryad. Fell. front ohago. Sailed the whole of the outward bound. except the Shipley, for New South Wales ; Levant. for Berbice; Barricki fir Quebec ; Lively, for New Providence; and a few others. RAMSGATE, JUNE 4.—Arrived the England. Reny, from London for Bombay • and Mary. Deeper, from ditto for Sierra -Leone--both with d amage. having . run foul of each other off Volke.ttone. the former has lost her yib tooni said spritsail-yard, Ind die latter her topmast, foremast sprung, and bows stove. The St. George, Connimiliam, of Greenock, was annum as Bermuda. The cargo (mahogany and fustio was saved. The Hexane, Davis, from Liverpool for Boston. was totally -lost en the 6th ult. on Cobassot Hocks, near Boston. Crew ,saved. Elizabeth, Goy, from Para, saw, on the 11th ultimo. in lA , 45. t 6. long. 49..16. several islands of ice; and on the 30th, I ki mills S W. of Cape Ciear. spoke the Hope. Grif f iths, from Liverpool for Maranhain, which vessel bai been at Beethoven, having lost her foremast. The Margaret, Cocking. from Jamaica to Quebec. is lost on the Grand Caymans. The Horatio, Bunker, from New Yo - k to Savannah, is wrecked. The 1 riMian brig Louisa. Newman. bound to Bourdeanx, put back to Antwerp the Soil' ult. having got aground below. Usti. injured her bottom, atal'unshipped her rudder. Tne Ocean. Futile. from St. lllre's to Philadelphia, foundered at sea the 2cl A rriL The Richard, Norman, from Londonderry to Philadelphia, was driven on shore and bilge d, at Great Egg Harbour, the 7th uit.—Crew and passengers saved. 'rile Bertha, Krange , from Me mel to Amsterdam. WU totally . lo the oar, ult. near the Seow.—Crew saved. The General iMir.ugla. front St. Andrew's, B, to Tobago, was wrecked early in February near Cape Sable. Extract of a letter from the Agents to Lloyd's at Bremen, . dated 50th May.—" Tne Active. Zehernitz, with the greatest port of her cargo on board. bound to Havannah, was yesterday moningstruck by lightning, which shivered her fore.topmast, and oenaioned farther material damage, and it is probable that shi.- must unload." Extract of a letter to the Agents to Lloyd's at Antwerp. 'dated 6th June.—" The Harmony. Brown, arrived 1 urn Liver. FrioL grounded on the Slat ult. off Flushing, and is discharging her cargo, partly damaged Afx MARCHANDES DES MODL6.—C'hapeaux de faille Blanchc,—A Case of those Beautiful White Ilats has just been imported from Paris, by hi. W.. MAN BROWN, who calls the attention of the Trade in general, to the above Fashionable Carriage Ilats, and to his New Invented Wove Straw Hats, which have been so universally worn this Season. , Newnan'; Raw, Lincoln's Inn Fields. AN EXTRAORDINARY ARRIVAL.—The day her 'Majesty the Queen of England arrived in London, a most curious I tiftnt Elephant, about three feet high, seven months old, was added to the splendid Collection of the Royal Menagerie, Exeter 'Change. - It was brought over to this country from 'lndia in one of the East India Company's ships, and is so perfectly docile in its disposition, that on his pas aage he was the playmate of a number of children, who came over in the same vessel. He has already commenced a warm attachment to the young man, his keeper, and evinces tire greatest anxiety if he attempts to stir from him, insomuch, he is obliged to sleep with him to keep him quiet; nothing can exceed the contrast between it and 'the enormous one that has been there so many years. _ . At Whittington, Derb)shire, the lady of C. H. May, esq. of a ran. In York street, Portman avare ' Joint Mason, of a PM. The lady of llenry Stone. esti. of * assa. M Knowle (arm, near °abridge wells, the lady of hlaJor.general Ikt4tl4llll, a a dan4hter. At Paris, the lady rf the Bight Il*n. Z. Thornton, Idsaleftids s's • ~eny extraordio , ry a.nt ot.iniater plesipotentiary at the Coort rot' Faithful alakoty, of a MM. At the Royal Military College, Sandhurst, the lady of the Me. A. P. ECM!, of a daughter. Upoisr keley street. the tuly of W. Baynes, SUM Ultlllei'lltet. brut, the lady of 11. kno , •r, LL.D. of a us'. AafirTlCD. At Camberwell, G. Ward; o. e.g. of tilsscnw, to F- Ng, daughter or V Warootrrelo, cog. of Alfred h e nce, Conici well. At Gurlstlmistg, Sur. ey, W. l'untifen, eel. to Ann, eldest slanOtlce of lichen 3.1•.11.51t, ray. At the swiss time an 4 place, 1 din. rolitifes, esq. to Saab, estroo4 01....sgbler of It. 14 irsh4ll. .11 Albion. in I.liusis. United Mates, If. Roust 'a, c.q. life of 11.inswieriwoui, to 114. y cmitwiut Ploaer, see.lnd clso,;..ter of '<Scheid flower, esg. tie of Mantes. 11...5. .4t .I.lla, t. of .1. ,Inge. eel. of John street, Bedford row, to Erma. sc^ ol .. l 4allll l .tur of J. Wi.kins, erg. of tisognolt. At St. Wires, crippiegnie, 11. W. %% reo,o, Cppe r Chicks • s ur sk.,,,,pusu 9 owe. 10 • lasy Auu, eldest (Wight.% of the Isle J. Choke M/14. 114 11•1111 .1$ At Ile:oho.. blr. J. ti.u.steialol, jun. of ...miller atk, to Ilarriet Louisa r i..ughter of %1e.... Wil•biu, u, Ihr I.P. ?Ma place. At 114niptou church, NI.. J. laelsiul, surgeon, of Si. ▪ ..1 to tl irs ,1111teritn... Egremont house, near Marrow on the 11111, R. Regard, esq. of .I.•rriers howw, flocks. Mr. I hotnas V'sison, of Lower litany, Iltreel. aged al. 7.;12. Also 11,oltug , , of hit• A's load, row. ag,ti 71. .1t !Naas's. , oploa. the wire of I. lown!. rid, erq. At As L o ar. I-rosthid, %tilts, Wm. Nu. ht sy, At Stol e hewiligton, Arnulia, wife or ,Mr. 1. Batted; of 11101111 ,IC 75. his seal. liAll.sll, Sir 1. M. Poo , e, hart. axed .1t Stator Mar), wilt of the Rev. wobei wad ride's o.J..ghter of the law Ur. A...rut, twaur of Ripple, and Aschdracou of WOrtcbiti. At iSingsdown, to sr Rtistol, Mrs. Itlekards, widow of the late T. I. ,Idom• '- hi Cullom street. John Jones, cut. lee/ 77. t atherine yotangcst daughter of liate R. Butch. ell. of 11111 NuAttou ussr Rugby, Wiry Ick r star le t. THE NATIONAL REGISTER THE LAST DAY.-ALL MUST HE DRAWNI CAR ROLL. the Contractor, Begs to impress upon the Public, that the annals of Lotteries do not furnish such another immix as the present (~and Stale of the Wheel. ONLY ONE DAY TO DRAW. 4 Prizes of ......... C 50,000 1,000 4 4 400 4 10 56 &c. Money and Consols, and ALL IN ONE DAY FRTDAY. 25d TH I S MONTH. WHEW 7'HE , LOTTERY F INI SHES. !Indrawn Tickets and Shares are selling at CARROLL'S Oakes, 19, Curnhill, and g 6. Oxford Street, London, and at all his Agents in the Country. CARROI.I. Shared and Sold, in the last few Months, 9,3117 50,0001. 7.005 5,0901. 14 7(: 5 9 20 %. 000 01 : ac. iste2.,o 031 IMPROVED SPECTACLES. C. WEST, 8:3, St. James's Street, having been established as a practical Optician more than 30 years, the greater part of which time he has been in the habit of attending on persons. under the direction of Sir W. Adatns and other emi nent Oculist., is enabled with confidence to recommend his IMPROVED SPECTACLES, the glasses of which arc ground on a principle that renders them perfectly free from the dangerous j e( C;S e? l` e t r e i g, s rs in le f ave l to the cau tion thle of f ti i i m e Fi r u o per blie af., ,l ilst . the gross imposition of those persons who advertise their patent Spectacles. as there is no patent ; and further, that those persons are not. nor ever were, Manufacturers of Glasses. C. W. attends personally at St. James's Street. (rem eleven till five o'clock, where the process of manufacturing Glasses may be seen. ______--------- FOR THE TOOTII ACHE. AND PRESERVING AND BE THE TEETH A ND GUMS. Patronised by her Royal Highness the DUCHESS of YORK. His Excellency the Duke of SANS CARLOS, the Spanish Amlussador. and most of the Ntibility. i ROWLAND'S ALSANA EXTRACT, or Abyssinian Specific for the Teeth anti Gums. This invaluable Specific has been in high estimation for many years. Its proper tied are truly wonderful ; it immediately relieves the most violent TOOTH ACHE. cleanses and beautifies the Teeth and Gums. prevents Decayed Teeth giving pain re moves the Tartar Mom the Teeth. fastens those that ar e loos e. and makes the Teeth beautifully white and uniform ; cleanses the Seurvey from the Gums, renders them firm and healthy, refreshes the mouth during the disease after medicine. &c. and imparts a sweetness to the breath. It is perfectly innoctst, yet contains those inestimable . properties, that if con‘tantly used will render the 'Teeth and Gums SOUND. BEAUTIFUL, and FREE FROM PAIN. to the latest period of life. This invaluable Extract has been tried for years, and recommended by the first Physibians. Price fts. 9d. sa. 6d and ins. 6d. per bottle. Sold. wholesale. retail, and for exportation, by the sole Pro prietoes, A. ROWLAND and SON, Corner of Kirby Street. 'Hatton Garden, London; and most Perfumers and Medicine Venders.—None are genuine without the ature. "A. sign ND and SON." AROMATIC ICE POWDER, for instantly producing a Rich Beverage, which, for Elegance. Celerity, Economy, and general Efficacy, cannot be surnamed. Recom mended by the Faculty in preferenwt to LEMONADE. SODA. or other Mephitic Compounds. Its aromatic properties entirely obviate the unpleasant effects that frequently arise from taking common Soda Water, &c. when the system is overheated. This advant a geous principle qualifies it for the tenderest stomach, and renders it equally va luable in Winter as well as Summer. It is calculated for the dining table and large assemblies and will prove of great utility to the tourist and voyager. • the Inventor. S. MORRIS. Chemist. &c. Prepared only by 105. Jermyn Stseet. London, in Roses. containing Ifl glasses for powder willrge Boxes of Inn Glasses, for One Guinea. This keep is% all Climates for say length of time. SAUCE DE CHEVRETTE. A NEW and superior Sauce for Turbo, Salmon. Soles, and all kinds of boiled and fried Fish. I'renartxl by B. SHOUT, at his Fish Sauce Warehouse, ta. High Holborn, London. This Sauce gives to every art of FiAt a flavour so exq . uisitc. delicate. and grateful to the palate. without predomi nating over the native; flavour of the particular Fish, that the Nobility. Gentry. and others, who ave mae rial ot th SAUCE DE CHI:VAST TE. h declare every other Sau d ce t e not only inferior, but unwortor of comparison with it. To persons fond of the flavour of Shrimps, this Sauce wi l l be peculiarly agreeable. as it contains ail the pleasant qualities of the Shrimp, concentrated and refitted. The singular excellence of the SAUCE DE CHET'. RE'l TE, is that it is free from raneici;ty and will keep perfectly skeet for any length of time, and in all climates. None are genuine which has not B. SHOUT's Seal on the cork, and Signature on the label. RUSTIC 11()USE.—Very cheap Flower Stand, Garden, and Hustle Seat. Chair, and Bedstead Manufactory, No. 20. City Road , near Finsbu r y S q uare . —.lohn INGRA M respectfully informs the Public. tint he has manufactured a very large assonnunt of japanned, Windsor, mahegany, impregnated rose-wood, black. cane rind rush seat Chairs. Couches and Sofas, with a general assortment of Bedsteads and Furniture of every description, both !as .. .turn:ado and %mead, which he continues to sell at very low pnoes. Very liberal alhwance made to Met. chants, Captains. and Shippers of Chairs and Furniture, who will find it worth their lut:.::It!011.. PF, I quantititw are always kept, !inisittat, and ready for exportation. A great show of plower Stands, Garden aid Rustic Scats, with dunnuer houses indilitanic Hermann. FRAUD PREVENTED TO counteract the many attempts that are daily made to impose on the unwary, a ,r's' composition! instead of the Genuine Blacking. prepared by Day and Martin, they have adopted a New Label, iu which their sigtietnie and address 97, HIGH HOLBORN, he es eflespie tttttt placed lii the ceutte of the Label, that they 'rust that an 0000 to this, and the difference of the type, which is unlike all letter-press, will enable pur chasms at once to detect the imposition. The Real Ja pan BLACKING made and sold wholesale by DAY and MARTIN, u 2, Holborn, and retailed by the prin cipal Grovels Duggits, Bookselrs Ironmone, Pr fumers. Boot- , niorkets,s tar. in th e United Kin g gd rs om, e la liontea at GI Is. and 1.. Gd. each. CHILD Bed Linen, Millinery, and Dresses, on very Reasonable Tenns. Mrs. INGRAM respectffilly informs her Friends and the Public in general. that she has laid in a well selected and large assortment of Child Bid Linea. which she is enabled to very low prices, and Millinery of every descrip tion. particular:y a choice collection of Caps of the micaable and neatest patterns. in great varieties. Dre made to order with the greatest taste and dispatch. No. SO. City Road. near Finst.ury Square. An Apprentice wanted, a Premium required.—Ceuntry Milliners and Shopkeepra supplied. Observe. it is neat door to the Rustic House. very cheap Garden and Rustic Seat, Flower Stan d . Mahogany. Windsor. and Dyed Chairs, Couch and Sofa Manufactory. I MPORT ANT SCIENTIFIC ESTABLISIIMENT. !UNDER the sanction of the Leading Members of the Royal College of Physicians, is OPEN n VI) at N JAMo. 1. S TAFFORD STRUT. BOND STREET. ST. ES'. the AN TIP 11 I SICAL BOARD of lIEAI.TII. for the eiteltujvc cure of Consumption and Asthma (of which 60.000 die annually in Britain. and 10.000 of these in the Metropolis alone), em principles successfully applied equally to the medical ard domestic treatment, and insuring a certain removal of the complaints. The Board is open for Patien ts every day, from ten in tl.e morning. and the Consultations from the country may be addres sed to the Secretary. —gratis Advice is given every Tuesday awl Friday, from ten till twelve. The Lectures also on ?almoner), Diseases will commence the early neat month, the receipts for which are appointed for benefit of gratis P.E.tents. tonton vearlitts. mmi.•••••....... 11 CORN EXCHANGE, WEDNESDAY. Jelin 7. We have had but very few arrivals of Wheat this week, even from our own coast. for which there was this morning a very limited demand. and it was with difficulty that the finest qualities obtained Monday's prices ; very few trs were made fro 41,e inferior descriptions. and those at a reduction of about Is. per qr. The trade in Raley was also very dull, but the finest tompies obtained Monday's prices. Oats were a trifle lower, bairlog an abundant supply . at market.—ln Reams, Peas. ice. thews was wry little business doing. but no altered's in the prim. CORN EXCEI ANOII, FRIDAY, JUNE p. We have had very few arrivals of Wheat since Monday. sa mple s which are mot. however. very brisk. and only the S nit sas can be got off; the inferior samples. although Waled on lower terms. meet with ♦very few buyers. }Laity is very dull is bilk. but fine malting Barley obtains Mondey'a prices. Our supply of Oateis pretty huge. and the finest samples were disposed of at our last paces. but very little business was doing in the inferior qualities. In Beans, Peas, B.e. there is no alteration. CURRENT PRII Per Winch er Meabure MOND•Y. 55 a 73 83 a 82 36 a 41 ,1N FOR T 1 ,1 right litisia IF EON eau. 55 a 7 3 63 a 82 I 36 a 41 L WEEii, . • RID* V s. sr. 55 a 73 6SI a 8t 55 a II Red Wheat White .... K)e Bratil;, or Buck Wheat ... •. • • Harley •• • • .• • Pale Malt .... • • 34 a 40 3i ) a 45 GO a 721 21 a 38 1 26 a 30 39 a 42 40 a 46 4g a 45 45 a 52 42 a 47 M. a 401. 14 362561 a 40 45 j ulia 721 26 a 29 39 a 43 40 a 471 42 a 46 45 a 51 42 n 46 361. a 361. 34 a 4J 35 a 45 86 a 74 21 a 47 V 6 a :•1 39 a 42 40 a 46 44 a 44 a 51) 44 n 45 3il. a :tri• - - Feed Oats ..... • drew or Poland do i%ew Tick Beaus Old ditto New Pigeon ditto Boiling Pease .. • Grey Pease ... • Rapeseed per lasi FOREIGN. A inericao Riga jams: Russian and V ries. a 63 a SO 4tl a ii 2 a 63 a 80 48 a 63 a t o 48 a (2 land ditto ..• • Rye Barley Feed Oats 4t a NI SS a Sts 34 a 37! 21 a a 29 32 a Si ! S 3 a St; 40 R 44 89 a 13 4$ a 56 44 a 561 33 a 3$ 34 a 37 2: a 26 2G a 29 32 a 34 33 a 311 40 a 4A 39 a 43 45 a 514 ISI r‘‘ or lick Reams Nirrmi ditto . 'Sodom Pease , hie) /lease L; ..seed per qr. 44 a 56 33 a .'S 34 u 1,7 21 t :U 20 a ' l9 32 a 34 3 a 3 6 40 as 44 39 s 4$ 4$ A f'o S.IIITIIFI ELL) MARKET. FRIDAY, .LIRE 9.—We had a good supply of Beasts this morning at market, the sale.; for which were brisk at Monday's prices. Mutton was alto plentiful, and rather cheaper. Pork, Ve4l, and Lamb, were brisk in wile, at Monday's vices. —The business in the Haymarket was brisk, and the prices of Bab. Clover, and Straw, dearer than last week. 'rhe following k a correct st.ttement of the prices and numbers at market Elt.t MT EA. 1,1•IVI• of the tHialosl:.el, c010.i4 , of if,. : ,,t, anti 11,,1e, and to worth about Id. i•vt None ‘,l 411 ) . Niontm lir .• i 4, 61 to s'. 6J . 5. 4d to 6 'ad ' vnu Oa 4,1 to tis Out 5, s'l it, d• (k 1 11.. h, 6,1 to tid I lead o 1 Ca; tic at t. :least. • . 2,260 sheep and Lambs . 14,3,01 gs . . 21.0 Calves • . 2,40 VRIDA v. lief 4% 2 . 1 to, St 6 M talon 5% to ti. I Lamb cis t ki S. 6 1 Veol Ci 4 04 to tjs 4,1 6.. 1 Irst.l of Cattle at N . 4rt. , t. Itettsts • • • • • .1 ikep and lambsl"t 1 C:11% SCOTT'S FASHIONAtILE DYES, to colour Silk Stockings. &c.—These Dyes are now in general use by almost every Family in the Kingdom. G. S. earnestly recom mends them both as economical and fashionable. Pink Dye gives a beautiful tiat to Silk Stocking..orc bottle being andlicient for two or three dozen . pair, price per bottle. Lilac Bloom. or Purple Dye. gives the admired bloom seen on new Silk Stockings: one bottle enough for four dozen rah. and dyes a fine Purple. Lilac, Violet, &c. price 2s. &I. They ate the present fwhionablecolour for Stockings. Nankeen Dye. Is. 2d. for restoring the faded colour of Nankeen Trousers. &c. Demi tiful Fine Blue, is. to 73.. dyes Silk Ribbons. Cottons. Fea. &c. &c. Durable Vatling Ink. for Limns, &c. 23.• With various other Goods. —Prepared and Sold. Wholesale and Retail. by GEORGE scow, Colour Manufacturer to the Royal Fa mily, No. 457, Strand, opposite the Adelphi. N. B. Please to beaste et' numerous counterfeits. as nape are genuine but those from big M7:flaw:tory. PS above. IBS ~• ~: