=MI I , - I 47' 354 - iimmeassargi...es , t wader h e i:1:7 Patrlaa;e:if the khog, tb.? Queen, and the rest of Ow Royal Vi rally. a.. , l the vincipal aild the inQA distiuguiilted AinatruN the ij E ti.• - _Niv. 54, New linailontret. R.E.-OFENCO with ceniiclerahla .111,414htioi:-; ).11 !• a le xtt..l4iv r• S. ilia - ) cf the thirst Specirn•its of the Old 1.: t: atill 1;1Ih .•:‘!s of the Kinr,reenn, painted hi %V t. Cn'ours !*.- • 1 Nati:leak XVork—.,ader the title of the IlittTlSit GALLERY OM PICTIIILE. ** .4 . 1,ai1d tn One Shilling. LLOYD'S LI iT. TUF:IaY, JUNE t?. The Linnet SW arriVed at Pors..tutit'n on Sunday ' with the Petit Charles French , privateer, of 9. guns and t':7 mea, Which the eapturedoff the Start. The Geiteral Gates, Warner, :roil% Bordeaux to New York, detained by the Belle Pottle told Dryade frigate : and the Young Connecticut, Waterman, from Bay tame to New York, detained by the Surveillantefrigate, arrived at Plymouth °a Saturday. The 4ipsey --. from New Yore.: to Bordeaux, was detained about six weeks since, by the Belle Pottle frigate, but afterwards taken possession el by the master sad crew, and carried into France. The Hope, Hunter, from Malta to London; and the Spanish brig Felix, from limeira,have been taken by a French privateer; they were retaken on the 2id of April, hy the Apollo privateer. and carried into Gibraltar. The Richard and Ann, Ward, from Matta, was taken and carried into Gibraltar. The George, Wilson, from London, arrived at Rio Janeiro on aath Fe Plat ; r ail ea the gist spoke the Geo r g e Canning, —, from London to the River . we The Lord . Wellington, Scholes: the John Pariah, Wlshart; the Dingman, White; the Carlton, Scbta mazitt ; the Murphy, Ill; the Jane, --; the Ilia packet, White—the Spring, --: tl:e Venus, Kel,;our - the Dorset, Heard—and the Amazonian, Roberts, were left in the River Plate oa the lath of February. The Heart of Otk had pat into the Carraccaa with daina.ate. The Cato, ---, from London to Antigua, was spoken with all well on 22‘1 April, In lat. 16. het. 4 4 . The Charming Sally, Winn, from New Providence to St. Vincent's, foundered at Sea 3d April. Crew saved. The Enterprize, Roe ell, from Fowey to Maileira, is put into Laraoke in distress. FRIDAY, JUNE 5. The Wanderer sloop of war arrived at Portsmouth n Sunday left the fleet which sailed from titeace on the 15th ult. for Po at and the Mediterranean, all well oi/ Carpe Fiaisterre on the 2 ith, under convoy of 11 31 S Ca.nymede and Scort. The Raii:cF,ef London, fondle, from Gibraltar to Amelia Island, was spolte.i with In ht. 37.30. iv . love. 09. 30. IV. by the Sophia, Langford, arrived at Bristol front Demerai a. The Aurelian. --, from Falmouth and Corunna to Vera Cruz, has been taken and harrt b, a French ship is the Gulf of Mexico. The Lot d Nelson, Reynolds, ft orn boatlon to Shialds, is put into Whitbr to repair dauaageii, having been struck by lightning en Sunday, off tia , Spurn. The Pant', '1 tinter, from Bourdeauz to America, is detained by the A rtnide fa gate, and arrived at Piymoilth. - The- Medway, Blrkett, from St. Domingo to London, foundered on the 7th of March, in lat. 20 . long. 74 . T he crew arrived at taivea, on the 10th in their LOU. The nappy Couple, Bioren, from Philadelphia to Oporto, is pat back to Phila delphia la distress. _ . MARRIED. On Friday week, at Hatfield House, in Hertfordshire, Lord D elvin, eldest son of the Earl of West meath, led to the hymeneal altar the beau tiful and accomplished Lady Emily Cecil, the second daughter of the . Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbury. The ceremony was performed In the elegant G. thic Chapel, in the eastern wing of that magnificent chateau, by the Rev. Mr. Faithful, the Rector of the parish, in the pre sence of the Marquis and Marchioness, the Earl of Westmeath, Lord Cranbourne, Lady Anne Cecil (the sister of the Marquis), and Lady Georeina Cecil. The bride was superbly attired in a rich dress of Brussels point lace, which cost three hundred guineas. Previously to the performance of the ceremony, the party partook of a sumptuous dinner in the library ; after which the happy couple set off, in a very tasteful and elegant new chariot, for the Cottu i ;e of Retreat at Watford.— Tke Marquis of Salisbury arrived on the preceding day from Aldbo rough, in ; the Marchioness and her daughters went ?font town. - Sunday the wedding favours were very generally worn in the Park, and elsewhere. Wednesday, by special license, at St. George's, Hanover-square, the Hon. Henry St. John, cLlrst son of Viscount Bolingbtoke, to Miss Mild may, second daughter of the late Sir Henry St. John Mildmay. DIED. On the 3Cth ult. at Bambarough, Andrew Clark, Esq. brother to the late Dr. Clark, of Newcastle. On Saturday the 30th ult. at his house, ayar Ewell, Surrey, William Philips, Ell. an eminent corn and flour merchant : hts death was occa sioned by a violent spastutelic affection which struck his heart, and he died in the short space of 15 minutes. In Sloane-e_reet, aged 41, most ueiversally lamented, the Rev. Cl.arles Barker, M. A. late of Chcht Church, Oxf. e.l Canon and Sub-Dean of the Celled: al of Wells, at:2. Chaplain in Ordinary to his Royal Highness the Prince Rei.emt. SYLITIIFIELD Sunday . Monday . Tuesday . . . ..... Wednesday . Thursday . . Friday Saturday ... . . • LONDON : Printed and EditLd by L• ROCHE, and Publisbtd by J. Fl5l - ii..„ l- < :! No. 5, Pickett-Street, Strand, mar Teril , . warded by all Newtialtn ; the Clerks of Roads; and L9(.4EAlias 161tvughuut the ULited Kincons, free of poitav i into the "'l per quartet. it- THE NATIONAL REGISTER. MARKETS, (S•c. CORN EXCHANGE; MONDAY) JUNE 1. :TUNE 7. - - This day the arrivals of Wheat make but an incon;iderable riz)t witch in request, aria sales heavy, r.early at last quoted prices. 1 Arnie may be .:t red in Barley, althonzli higher pri. - es are asked. heavy sale. I.Vhite Pease rather lower. Likewi , :e U.:ails of each seription. We have a tolerable supply of Oats ; and !Id, trade, or f;iv ral and inferior qualities is named somewhat cheapc. - . Iu variation. Prices as under : I. d. tVlient Fine ditto .. 133 a I3S Grey Ptase It . .e liulrj M a lt d. SO a 86 74 a 1 10 a 16 66 a fl 43 a 53 Q• po!and 0 t¢ bS t -- Potato,. ditto Fine Flour 105 aI; • Second do. 190 a I's Rape Seed i 5 FRIDAY, JUNE 5. We have not had much Wheat here since Monday, the pricy f of «!.i day were fully supported, both Wednesday and this morning. being wanted, that article, which experienced some rise on acquired a further advance. acd 68s. per quarter nanied as t.:. t• day's price.—Malt must be placed 2s. per quarter ; and Tick Oars Is. per quarter higher than Ai Monday. AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN, PER Q UARTER. • FOR Trie WEEK ENDING MAY 30• [Frxit Saturday Night's Gazetk.) England & Wales. Scotland. 1 England & Wales. s. d. s. d. F. d. 133 1 .... 0 '22 9 .. • Sla 4 .. • . 0 ''• I 5 .... 76 8 .... -- 0 481.... 45 S .... 0 o Wheat Rye Barley Oats Bean; Pea:e Oat meal Bear nr Big:; Scoth.:.t. ti. ~1 1/ AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR, Computed from the Iteturas made in the Week ending JUNE 3, i- its. I',!. per cwt. exclusive. of the Duty of C,..pdpms paid or payable thereon oa .t. ation there , lf into Great tiritain.---LFrom Saturday% Gazettej_______ CUR. from to S. s- Anti:•na rti %lute°. or BrownGB Dont. Nev &Tor. 68 .. 74 GI eaatla !la'cov.►:: .. J a►mica 1►r0wu..69 .. good.. .16 .. IS tine ....SO .. 82 RENT PRICES OF SU from to s. s. St. Kitts & Mont 68 .. 75 Lps brown & St. Vir.67 74. . Surinam & Dem. G 5 .. 70 Sin.loa.brow n 9:1 St. Trinidad ....G 7 .. 74 ; . Eacr India Sr; Puwiler loaves.. 9' , .1111 Ground tips cs.. 66 Rambro' d 0.... "7 ..11 4J Paws ...15 .. 17 Molasses Alt• from • riticE 11X11111 1 e. d. s. d. Peet 5 t a 6 6 Mutton.... 6 oa. 6 S Veal ...... 6 0 a 7 S Pork 5 4 a 6 4 7 0 a S 0 )I MEAT, FRIDAY, JUNE 6. 'FELD. 111 , :wrsA irl: & LI:ADT:NII I , I, HEADS OF r.: ATTLE AT i Carcase .s. tl. c• ;. smirrtlytyLo I Beef 4S I Beasts, atmat ... bl 5 11 Mutton 5 4a r , 7) Sh ee p .7 1 .. J 1. Ca l ves l6O ‘ Pork 5 4 t Pit;• - _--- PRICE OF 1101'S IN VIE BOROLIGTII. nAkns s. c. POCKETS r .• • ' Kent tinsirx Essex 4lO a 0 6 Farnham HAY AND STRAW, PER 1 4 0 AD. s. 4. P. Hay .. s 40 0 a 6 10 0 ;Clover t 1 0 0 a 0 • Straw . 9 S 0 a 3 6 0 •440 a 6 R 0 Chiller 0 6 0 I' 7 0 Straw 216 0 .t 3 6 0 0 Hay .. 5 0 • 6 0 Clover 6 6 0 a 7 0 4) Straw 815 0 a 3 3 5. 4 AvcraTe 5 0 0 0 0 0 17 0 5 S 0 ... T'i 6 3 I " 5 13 % 11 0 • ST. JA IkIES'S WHITECHArEL TIDE TABLE. rlnu WATER Al'' LONDGN BRIDGE_ ------- MOR NIN q. Ay I vRNOt,r. 111. 11. 5 After 12 6 1 6 55 S 3 3 9 4 46 4 111. . ;Iftcr 1 15 4 5 5 -- N O .......-•• OIL= rot' on! Tb frol prt . sta! plc ac k den has tete COll pl a c;.e In .1 ai)lt con ~VnC to me; son; late fort' invi acti Pro! v:a s 11 it this gra, t,, to qui(