Star. — London, England, 1816-07-29 00:00:00

• o i ly & gait . SAW, to k' whisesta Nubs weir viviahl • mai* cans. but tbai-bi matt was reed of tbe tririd.WP• • • « We have since nedekskobd that his Wiest, fir. • le such a host& manner, related to the no mad she brig Noba, the particulars of Which I belie Do e time te ewes • Report says, some of us will coo► t wo se blockade Algiers till the determination of riergirsmiusseot be known somerooseatracts of letters from ;ferules belong. to the American squadron at Algiers, cootinue be published by, their imprudent blends. Being g s : o fecial, and perhaps-Written in familiar confidence, lb. can be no particular respoalibility attached to A p o They, howevisr, state, (April 16,) —That the Dry of Algiers bad submitted the Treaty which Commodore -.Decatur negotiated, to his " white 'braided men," (Senate) who refused to ratify it, ea ins the Americans would restore the vessel captured by the Commodore.. and retained by the Spaniards. tit appears this vessel had been restored by the Spa niard., in exchange for-Spanish seamen shipwrecked oa the Algerinc coast.]—That as sormu Our Consul, jo k Stealer, learned these particulars, he repaired on Mu squadron.— That a flag of truce was then b i ked, and a flag from the Dey gave notice, that t ir Genesti- mien cons* on shore and act under the, Old Treaty.—That ' a Council of War was held on bard the squadron, in which it was determined •to i mack and burn the Algerine fleet and boats a the m odron—though the fleet was lying in the mole, un der the pt Otte tion of about 200 t wenty-four pounders. ...That on .the third day, the Swedish Consul came Oland our squadron with a flag, and returned with Captain Perry of the Java, to wait on the Dey; that me Dey observed to them, that he would supply the squadron with provisions and water, but should it lease Alger' before the business of the Treaty'was &Aimed, he should consider it as an avowed declara tion of war on our part{ that on the succeeding day, Commodore Shaw, Mr. Shales, and all the Captains, wait onshore and waited on the Dey, who repeated dot he had a good claim on- ehe Americans for the delivery of a vessel of the class of that which Com modore Decatur promised to restore; and which had bsemdetained by the Spaniards. On its being inti mated to him, that the vessel promised had been re seed by the Spaniards, the Dey rejoined, that he had girmon equivalmit to them for her; but, to avoid be was willing to let things re main in date ye until Mr. Shaler could receive the orders of his Government ; and that should the American °aeon meet refuse to grant the claim, it was the opinion of the letter-writers, that a fresh war would inevitably COL It also )ppears by these letters, that during the annum? the squadren was lolly ppepared fur battle, as4sbe Imam eitfitisd with G•wilmapsit.l••• s. bp.prip fleet, ud that the disappointment to the hopes of those whs ba4 been selected to take pot, in the expe dition was very great, when informed of the accom modation that Lord Exmouth bad been on board , our squadron, and elpressed himself much pleased with it ; aad that the Algerine squadron was dis mantled ; but h was Conjectured they might come out and fight the Dutch squadron, which bad been ray itactite. PORT AU PRINCE, JUNE 4. .Tbe news of General BoMoat's success has reached this place—be bas captured Barcelona and Laguira, and Wen die Spanish fleet in Corunna 154 y. Three thousand Spaniards joined hiin—he has liberated tht slaves. Eva since Lord Exmouries dqm.rture froM l'ortnnoutli, the wind bu been most favourable, with the single exception of a few hours after hy saikd. His Lordship must, in a short time, be nigh Gibraltar. We bare received the Par!. Papers of Friday. They inform es that the Emperor of MOROCCO has declared war against three Eurevean Staten, via. Austria, Russia. and Prussia. lie is of course, by this decli ratios, acting in concert with the Algerines. . Great alarm is prevalent at Algiers) occasioned by the ap proach of the English .especlitiom. The irthabitauts bare removed up the country: A favourable change of maim bmilekee-plaset ift trance, lend the crops ', are, therefore, likely to be vet y abo,stdant ; a reduc-* doe of one-third in the price (I provisions. 4.6 fail from Flanders p.rrived jest as our Paper I was petting to Press. It as brought the following article of intelligence CALCiLIVItI, JULY 1. Tao Spanish brigs, the Saint Jameh, commanded by Captain Olivier', Morino, and the St.: Ildephonso, Captain Jan vier de i-averday, have just' entered our port,sfter baying been briskly pursued by five Tuni sian corsairs, from which they had the /nod fortune to escape., these brigs are richly Wel,- and are bolad to It snits that the Pirates were acquainted with these circumstances-, but they were afraid of the -American 'Kite the City of Boston, and retired as Men as they penciled it. Two days before they ha three Spanish feluccas, and two Genoese tan. ibis.- 4 erchAntrnen are inning to convoy the t curia then(' to the Roman ports, and partisuLuly t the 'I Nit at Sinegaglia. T.O Genoese kigates are cruising in the Cu iph• The French Tench cruising on the coasts at Cot lies Met every day with feluccas , quits deserted. I t is headed that the - carws have been made slave s. . Jhrivitt BAST hibiA athr • PPIIIO. - - The 'private Stip 'Rink il.arrited le the TSotins from Batavia. Sbe left the ilrivate ship Gannet. also front Batavia, at the Calk the 13th May, and spoke the LADY CAATLIiNEAbH and CAliiiiilDo2 Ot Bt. Helena, where they arrived the The private ship Mat.itrittl is irrived in• the. Downs troni India.' : • . The DAVID " &bre and CARMAkTiI Mg milted ee l the Cape Irons 11Fitribir on th e IS t h M ay . 1 The GINZiAL HEIVITT r with his Majesty's sloop LYRA, sailed from the Cape on theiV Tame to Cline the 116 M April. The ALcart.a fellOsied the sth May. FALMOUTH, JULY 26. Sailed the Kent packet. with a Mail for Lisbon. PLYMOUTH, JULY .27: Arrived yesterday the At.atom malt of war, from Portsmouth. Arrived to-day the Quinn; CHARLOTTI and MINDIN MA of war, SEVIMI and 'realms fri gates, and PIRUVIAN sloop of war.. Sailed the h/11011 frigate, for Portsmouth.—Wind W.N.W. PORTSMOUTH, ;LILY tta. Arrived yesterday the Queen transport, from Que-. bee ; and the Regent transport, from Gibraltar Sailed the Zodiac transport, from the Downs.kArrived to-day his Majesty's'ships Elmo, from the Dooms. and PsusßUs. from Deptford ; and the PoMuna tran sport, from Dover.—. Wind N. W. • DOVER, JULY W. 'Sailed this day the King George packets Captain KING, with a mall and passengers for Calais; the Princess Charlotte, Captain HA LIAM" with 'a mail and passengers, for Ostend ; and the King George passage vessel, Captain.Mlenettt, with passengers for Calais.—Arrived this evening the Lord Duncan pac. ket, Captain HAN I L raw ; Princess Auunsta, Captain BLAKE; and tl►e Catherine. Captain Fame*, with passengers Irons Calais. JuLy 38.-B:filed this morning the Ant, Ciptain BARNETT, and l'Elisa, Captain MAINSEY, tar Calais, with passengers. WEYMOUTH, JULY 27. Put into our Roads the Trafal.tar transport.belong. ing to Lord Ex/dowries expedition, with the loss of her fore-top-mast ; she has repaired her damage. and will sail again to day. . DEAL, JULY U. Arrived yesterday the Melantho, from Bengal, Ba tavia, &c. and the Liebe, from New South Wales and Batavia i the latter has sailed for the River. Arrived to day the John, PEPPEKWELL, from Jamaica, and a large fleet of colliers from the North, and proceeded down Channel. Sailed the ZenobiA for Calcutta. MILFORD HAVEN, JULY t 6. Yesterday arrived here, the Agnes, M'Ewstg, from Naples for orders, sailed the 24th May last—the brig Mediterranean remained there; the Louisa, Evass, from Barcelona, for Swansea—left there the Banan, of Barrjouth, OWEN, put in in ballast, bound to Ta. rangea ; .also the Speculator, of Southampton, TAY- Lott. which vessel had arrived leaky, partly loaded, bound to London ; on the 29th ultimo, off Malaga. woke the Emperor Alesandr, of Scarborough, from London for Trieste, all well; also on the 22d inst. in -lantr. 144.4%4 tim.-Bourrii,a&laiingrolati bound lochs had local:LI Sailed the. Ann, Bates,, from Smyrua for Liverpool; and the LYNX, Admi. ralty cutter, on a cruir.e....- The Patriot, PRICE, from Palamos for Liverpool, with a cargo of cork, having put into this port, on proceeding for her destination the evening before lark, ran on shore on Dale Mitt, near the entrance of this Haven, and carried away her rudder. • THE GIIEENLAND FISHERY. . The following accounts of the Greenland Fishery haver been received HULL, JULY 27.--The Dexterity and Enterprise, of this port, have arrived at Aberdeen ;. the lamer with 15 fish, the latter with 16 x they bring the following account of the success of the ships belonging to this port, viz. July 10:--Aurora; 13 fish ; Brothers, 3 ; S ; Cyrus. I I ; Duneonthe, 7.—June IS Elizabeth, 5 ; fierdiner and Joseph, 3.—July 6. Gilder, 9.—July 21. Harmony, 9.—July 10. -High. flyer, 7 ; New Manchester, 4 ; Old Manchester, 3 ; Miry and Eliesibi.to, V 2 ; Margaret, 5 ; North Brie lain, 4, stave.—July 9.,Persoverance, 3.—July 10. Prince of Brazils, 2; Richard, 5 ; Sisters, 16 ; Tra falgar, IS ; Venerable, 8 ; William, 5 g Thornton, a clear ship.--July 7--Albinn, 3 ; Ellison, b ; Lord 'Wham, 4, adYe ; Msry Frances, 6, stove ; Prescot, 6; Symmetry, K ; Welker, 12 ; and the Neptune, 10. WHITBY, JULY 27.—Arrived the Henrietta, from Greenland, with 10 fish, 160 tons ; the Esk , from • ditto, nearly a wreck ; and the Aimwell, from ditto, 23 fibh,.lBo tons. The Phenix is also in the Reads. AIIanDRIN, JULY O.—Arrived the Spencer, the London, and the Monarch, from Greenland. We learn the the following aecouni of the Fishery: Le NOOK 911111P/Marpret, Ottsh; )021; George.l9; Dun dee, 19; Hope, IS; Fortitude, 5;. .Vlgthint, 3; Ipswich. 5 ; perintem, 7; luveruess, 31 ltglrgyOusl, 8; Boron', I; ltesulu tiun, s; Progress, 1 Lbleptkue, Indusuy. 1; Britain, 3. SHIELDS SZIPS,--Elipbtlili 3 fine; British Queen, V- Hutt Suers.—Elsrer, is Prespte. 11; Trafalgar, 12; Walker, Is; 9 ; Aurora, 13; Harmony, 19; Cyrus, 10; Alison, 9 ; North Britain, e ; Mary and Prancis, 7 ; Spicer', 3; Elizabeth, '4; Neptune ' ; Wtibath , 4; NM" Manchester, 5; OW Macchesesr,* 2; Margaret, 3; London, 7 ; . Albion, 9; Cato, .5; Higfiflyer, 7 ; Lord Barham, 3; Duncombe, Bro thers, 1; Prince of *nib, 3. WHITBY - Suirs.—licurietta, 21 fish; Airmen, 22; BA, t 3; and Ann, 2; Mars, 13; A New Ship, 3;„ Veltneer, 5; Itesalui ioss, 13; Valiant, 3. l.vHer SlllPL—Erterpriss, 15.16 h ; Cebres, ; Greenwill, 2; Barwick, —; Lively, 5. We understands by the arrival of a Swedish seaman in Leith, the only surv,vor of the crew of,the Swe dish sloop Johanna Sophia, Captain ?Branson. bound from Ealmar to Liverponl, with a cargo of iron, that that veisii was toully lost on the 11th instant, off the •we.t Coast. neat lroppoiiie to Lucb6ne., Captain Pi ransom ieachect the shore in life, but was so exhausted that he died a few hours after. This Bann, 20, Captain Ftsuaa, came into Para- mouth harbour on Saturday - morning to be paid cilE Captain F. is appointed, with his Officers, to the Cherub, which has lately undergone a thorough re pair ar that port. - The Chichester packet arrived at Falinooth tha. 234 instant from the Mediterranean. Sha'briap teUigence that Sir Thomas Wawa) was expected ,to be at Malta on, the 25th Jane. • The coacigsn 'sad ceased id Cortst and Calabria, but continued to kii Si en* Al Metnaliria. bit jeCOOllll Ili thrs conveyance state, that the harvest hat beery very abundant on she minima - &wet of the Block Sea, and a great numßri of vessels, laden with grain, hate arrived at Mahe from Odessa, to look out for mar kets in the Meditereanean for the disposal df their' cargoes. The, apprehension 9f scarcity Is nob ih a great degree diminished. by the pi odigious eiuberaoce of the southern territories of the Russian. Empire. Wednesday the Dee, 24, Captain 61ASIsie:itti. orb ceeded for Quebec. with Sir ROBERT HALL, Captain N. . Locxves. Lieutenant BRAGS, and the other Oili cers who hare been appointed io the flotilla settle.. on the Lakes of Canada. Captain JOIN eAMITELL is appointed to command the Royal Marine Force upon the. Lakes, and is etpected to take his passage dsortly i the Prevoyante, with Captain Putsch ILN. who is to command the ships on Lake Erie. The Eurydice, 24, Captain Waveirors, sailed ois Thursday ) from Portsmouth, for the S t . H e l ena an d Cape station. She took out dispatches to Sir Pm-f -ast MALCOLM and Sir HUDate Lows, and a mail for the Cape of Good Hope. Rear Admiral Picasiona, Governor and Comman. der in Chief at Newtound:and, arrived at Portsmouth on Saturday. He will hoist his flag in the Hydra, upon the arrival of that ship from Sheerness. The Larne, .Captain A. Lorin, Tyrian, Captaih BALDWIN, and Algevine. Lieutenant PIKE, sailed on cruises last week from Portsmouth. The Aram. Dever, Chanticleer, and Variable, balm sailed from Portsmouth for the River; and the JPeThitan. 'AMU.; Traqii . and TheliTleS, tot Ply. mouth, to be p aid off. . The Traave, Captain Corsi, 13:nrer, Captain Ro• oasts, Weser. Captain LAWlttNtt. and the Thames, Captain Wm.rocs, which arrived last Oreek lit Ports. mouth, from the Leeward Islands, took nut the 2.1 (ear Queen's) Regiment to Barb:Woes, and brought home the 95th ltegitrent, with a nuntlwr of invalids; and limited-service men, trim tile Itcgiments in the 1 differ, nt Islands Tin: 95.:1 disembarked, and march ed to Hiliea Barracks. The troop ships,ate ordered to be paid cif; the Traave and Thames At PlymOuth, Dover at &leafless, and the Weer at Pertttnouth. • The Robust, and Gl4diat.ir, are directed to be broken up; and the Blake, Squirril, Cuba, Speedy, and Pluto, to Ise sold riot of the service. The Foams-nut Captain Hasnittt, whiet arrived from the Jamaica station at Portsmouth on %redoes. day, sailed front Port Royal previ , iusly to the ARAM, which arrived on Saturday last. She brought £lO,OOO worth of speck. She came into Portsmouth harbour ou-Saturday morning to be paid off. Thursday the Hindostan store ship arrived at Portsmouth from B absdoes and Antigua, with naval EWES; and the Buffalo from Halifax. Lady A trouvra LEITH, Miss LEITH, and two sons, untie passengers in the Hindosian. A party of; kuyal Artillery came home in the Buffalo. The Akbar and Opossum were at Halifax. The Niger, Captain Jacallorr, had sailed with Lieutenant. General Sir J. StleltllllooKE, for Quebec. The following transports have arrived from the Meditereatiean, viz. '!'leveller, Isis. Rob, it, and. Camden, from Malta ; Prince Of Orangesind Bridges. from Corfu ; and the Lord Wellington, from Ge noa ; cargces of ordnance nod other st - orri, frost the Dock-yards, it. The Tramilier and his Isiteriarew retesseetroVertlrrikerttne; and Mtn deliver their cargoes at Wbolwich, and be discharged from the service. Saturday, the Queen trattspnrt ail ive,l Spitheatl, with invalided seamen, An (2,sebvc, un.:er coArget.: Lieutenant VeNus, I ite nt the r, incr. Regent. The Philadelphia Merrafteile Advertiser of the Ist July states, that a very serious misunderstanding has taken place on the Lakes: five American schooners had been detained by. British cruizers and had been searched. The pretext for this outrage (say 6- American papers) was to search for deserters; but itt these inland seas such an outrage couldnot Es tolera tted—that there were no belligerents, no n-utrals, no rights of the one patty to exercise, no wrongs in the other to suff?r; and that in.consequence a considera ble number of American sailors were ordered to re- pair to the Lakes. A letter of the '2lst of May from Rid Janeirsi con• tains the following particulars respecting the Expe. dition priparing in different parts of Brazil' for the River rine . " In consequence of Artigas having burnt some -Villages belonging to the Portuguese, they have been - making every exertion to fit out an expedition against him, and on the 28th they will be ready to sail, and great confusion must be the con'seq'rence in the river Plate. Buenos Ayres having made peace with Atti gas, by last accounts they will also take a -part in the campaign. 14 The Expedition that goes from linen consists of two ships of the line, two frigates, two sloopit of war, two brigs, and about 17 transports of different -sixes, having on board 9500 troops, extremely well disciplined, and in every respect in the highest order. 'Their destination is not quite certain, as one party bars wish. them to be lauded at Maldonado; while others are afraid of meeting with.bad weather, and wish them to be landed about Rio Grande, and to 'enter the Spanish terriories at the same time as the troops from St. Catharines, St. Paul's, &c. u What the whole army will amount to, when assembled, it is difficult to say, but probably about 7000 men. Artigas has to oppose them about 2000 regular and 4000 irregular, but well armed caralry, 'all' accustomed to the climate and mode of fighting, and able to bear every privation. That they will take possession of Monte Video, there •can-be little doubt; but that they. will succeed is keeping quiet possession of the country, I think very doobtlul i and' they Grave treat reason to be afraid:of desertion whelk' the troops - begin to feel the hardships of the climate and mode - of living, so - different from what they were aectistorned to in the Peninsula. Our accounts from. Monte Video are op to the 28th UltittlO, and Ito &KIM Ayres to the 18th. They had gained souse trifling advantages over the Litton army and were very busy in sending reinforcements into theinteriog. One, of our London traderebas very impeudi chartered his vessel to the GOvernaleat to carry' -troops and stores as far as Maldonado s bit it is ba hooped be wUI be able to get 011, as it might have Waal consequences at Buenos . Ayres, should they bier lb* English 'nada trete allowed to be ens- 1 pyadsgjnst them. People humped in 341111195' Ayes erflostreusely anxions terdie argintsi Co*. mod= DRive and bas sqloskis.'" iPhibioir,..)kr 21: • Thtitsday her Mai - astir ieteived visits from sehfai of the Nobilityt In the evening hei.ftfasestzf. had select party in sea, cards, atc. The Princess Seim,. of CrLoOkesfea.artieed at thh Cable yesterdat eiren: ing fro in London; on a visit to the Obkitii and PittNl EitssEs. thornist thi. /tops' Parbily; attending DiOine Service , i n t h e C ast l e , Went td P rogl . more. Yesmtd,ty her Maisati• went to !my her first visit to the Duchess of Gt.ciuctsvett, at B tgshot-Park: ,She was accompanied by the Princesses AttnOitat .nd gLizans:;rn, nd the Duke of CAMBIOIDOZ.• The, Duke and Duchess, who had been apprised or the hteoded visit i . received the 'Quits and their Rtiyal Relatives With the n:os: airectionate atttii..int ; .lie meeting had the adJitb sal interelt, that the Duchess had never b..ers so bog absent firm her mother before. After mutual congratulstions, tl:e R 431 Patty_ ceeded to inspect the house and grounds t the Dakej knotting the custom of the Queee, on account of in.: firmity; to ride in a gatdet: chair ; provided one for her ; which was di-son by a beautiful istst.f. lik's • i:oyal Highnets a twirled . the Quua, and the liakbit4 and the rest of the 1 - anatly followed bra foot, tumptunns repast was provided for thf. Loyal' Patna after Which they' returmd to Windsor in the curbing.; lier Maiestv has issued cards or iniitatinn for a numerous sarty on the 1 1 2.1.. of August. at her Palace, .. to Celebrate the l'aiNce. nirth-dav • • The Pitt Nye Its.ccvr, it is said. i;ateiri3 leaving town in a kir days ou a .tour -through Wurcestatshitt and Warwickshire. The Princess CriattLarris coritinues eonAned.tobitg priVati iipaitriews in C trts•-ltord•ltowe. Saturday the Dukes •it Ota.a.sws, Yottx, and Coot • BIBLANN viated tht R MEM The I)uk :in.! Duchess of CtrunEal.4xii attended Divine Setrice yesterday at the Ch a p e l Royal ~ James's Palace: Yesterday the Tine:hen . of trait attctiJed Divine Service at Whitehall Chapel. . A vet y consitletable military rethittien iti about td take place in the neiglib iiirlincid of Portsttlouth., Portsea barracks ate to be taken down-4410 troops will be gattisoned there iii o rittisre, Hiltca barracko are to be contracted to la. I only 10(1d men; they formerly held 15(X). Fun Cumberland to be redneed from lot) to S(K) men. Great reductions are also us take place at Gosport. Repritt; however, states that the Royal Marine Artillery ate to have a great in; crease, and be (pattered at Vein Moucktoni The Conunitsioners of the Navy have . detei n f ae d not to admit, for the present. .any -mare apprentices to t h e nJ,v estabiishnient at l'ort,muttth--a Supeiink Class of Shipwrights, now 'denominated the koyal Naval Architectural Sclicol. Orders have been issued to step the entering et volunteers for the Guard-ships. The Princess Amelia, fer China, sailed from 314 Helen's on Friday morning. She was taken - up pot. posely to convey home the numerous Liscart that fot some time lay ab.sut the streets ot the Metropolis, in the 01011: sheet state of sii . ,etch.:dn(ss rilld• want. . • Klao's itionaa*-- Saturday •flight lline wits a full and elegant and eace at this Thcat.e, at the pees toriesface 4 ,l,l ipro, a auto, favnarite Opera of Ka ...44.1 •illt:t. Carps sliaplalusd _ttsesz.. smut 1-asos. celfence in La Den. orturile. We are gratified its be. .lieviag that tills bill:l4l.c scene if ;:üblic satriusement • lik;:ly to .he soon restined to its wonted splena 'ion:. The .iddress of Mr. WAT IRS to the N. bility, recently c rculeted and stiade public, caw scarcely fail of its intended eff:ct. As the slittcolties of this establishment are now ..for the greater /pare done away, .and as it. is proposed to lower the prieet of a large proportion of the boxes to 250 gainer's for the season, there• exists a reasonable 'expectation of seeing the whole concern flourish.- Then, not only the Opera, and the flatlet, and all that relate* to. the management of the inlet for ; but also the completion of the grand far, tele and cnlonade towards the Hays. mat ket may tee aliticipate,i, so as to render the place worthy of the British. Metropolis. Tile LATI STOIOIB AND FLOCDS.-4VitICI3 damage has been sustained in Staffordshire by the late fioodst A labourer ref Mr. Lycett, of Shallowtoid, lost hit life in endeavouring _to save some hay. A horee bra' longing to Mr. Styles. in the aboae neighbourhood, was drowned t a small house w.s also washed aware hut fortunately no lives were lost. A servant of John Atkinson,,Esq. or Maple Ham: near L'cl,field, was killed by the lightning ue Thula% day evening, near Lemonsley. , • B.foutro.—The fi ght between Maur and Curt er now finally fixed on 'for one hundred guineas a lido, and a pulse of fifty guineas, to take place at Carlisle attics. Captain Bantus** is the patron of Oliver,. and fifty guineas is made up by some Gentlemen, 9a behalf of Carter. near Catlisle. RARNICT, THL PEntsrm.ix.—Thar finenessof the weathei yesterday induced a greater coiecourse.of • persons io resort to East Ham than there ihas hsan before to witness the task Battnat it nbw fast coma he nas hitherto with great ease Made good. a. mile and a half every succesdve hour. The time for finishing will be up ,to.tisotrow week j and the facility with which, at his advanced age of years, be has executed so much of this Unexampled' fete, has ;minted his Wends to offer some further undertaking of pedestrianism Of a more laborious de. fcription, to commence shortly after completing the present one, the particulars of which, so soon as the bet is made good, will be announceda . This mOraiss he accomplished his 702 d mile. CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, }VET eli ßa . riey • Our.supply of Wheat having been very small sins. last Monday. tensed foletably brisk sales this tr, oni • loft, at an advance of fell 4s . pet onatter.. }lees Oats, and Peas, are ls. per qtraitet dear er . 4tilly maintains last week's ptices. . • . AVEltAtid PRICE of .CORN in ENGL. kraal data WAtAti .a rf a, o f roams Ina* tiie,2o'' n o f Aw yosai Whew. Rye Barkit• mad . 1; 0 .. 1 Nat. . •a. 4. I• s. *. d. Z . 71 7 1 40 6 1 00 aI t 4 s 1;4 tl 1a i t walks. • • • • The altetelle PMs Ot so, :kr4vAteputed ficejt..the try • In the Week eating the t 4 ../11ely, h 198444 per ews. SMlTHirrum MARKET,.I LILY tt Mast 44 sa to se ci Veil to ,la G MIME de Rd to e 44 Pert 45 44 s, . Lush es' -to In ireL • gents 18701 1.. p sod Limbs 17;440-.Csileielsl44o _ _ • ItAT AND. lITIRAW, - Plat I.oigh Ws i 4" lily 41 Ws so 41 de f Clever bl ecii, 71 es. Straw ft oos • m lit lea •