Star. — London, England, 1816-10-14 00:00:00

tali st , 4 4i` , . -*OA DAY.' .• irl- 40 1, V j • Oa , DUI. 11*. *Mb . ' 1 lisbOss - • • 0 .0 IR. 111 tlrsburols 9 1 • , low • I - 0 (tortenburtb - 1 1 • .. 0 1 New York -• 0 0 Pow' ; 1 0 .1131. fas -. 0 .0 . . 1 0. 1 I Malta .. . 0 0 ' 1 - 1 * EALMOU OCTOBER It: •X the the Teleranit schooner, trom a mite.— jewetd ay. the Theresi, BmeToN, for Norman. - *ay, Bansuns. for London; George, DILISPKR, ' Bl ok e ; Grneral Palatox, &ILI; for the -ti,js,.—Wind N. pLY MOUII4, OCTOBER 41 0. And the Mary, front Archangel, and the Julia, An,, from St. Nicholas. rORTSMoWTH, QCTOBER IS. Arrived his Majesty's ship TKRMAGANT s Captain 0; from Madras, from whence she sailed on the miy—left the Isle ot France the 10th of June, or &Good Hope sth August, and St. Helena on 051st of same month ; left at table Bay the Ada. oat tvinspott, s and at St. Helena the Stockton tons piet, Ind Fairlie East-Ituliaman ; the Barton, A t li, the' Francis and Oita, the Lloyds, and Sa moig, from Batavia : the Prince Regent, and a v idet, sided fortngland the 27th and 3lst August. o it he 45th September, spoke off Cape. Praya, the or i er , of London, for Rio Janeiro, and on the 20th i t i BOVA. trom Liverpool, for Bahia. On the 2'th *lvo Majesty's ship ItEVoLuTiONAtIIIe, of 38 guns, opt& Virootcnstac, • and his Majesty's ship ZILDRA, o ns g uns, were driven on shore in Sienna's Bay, in t on but got of sill: damage—the Young Plcenik oink vessel, and the ship Discovery, from and loadto India, were driven on shore in Table Bay siereckt4.—Wind S. E. DOVER, OCTOBER 13. Silted last night the Princess Charlotte, Captain )iiii m ons, for Ostend, with passengers and a Mail. Sea passage fessels have at rived from Calais yes. loday and today, bringing over a great number of stengers.—Artived this rooming the Lord Dun es packet, Captain Pascoe., with a Mail and pas. gagers from Ostend. Sailed this morning the Queen Curium and Princess Augusta, for Calais, with ;may far beautiful horses for the Emperor of DEAL, OCTOBER 13. • Cameeown hom the River and sailed the Iranby, Cam for Jamaica. Arrived the ABUNDANCZ store.. tip from the Mediterranean, last from Portsmouth, sad sailed fw the Riven—Wind S. HARWICH, OCI OBER It *wired the Thetis Packet, from Gattenbargit.— m a r the Larx Pack..t, for Gottenburgh ; and the JAW Nelson P. C.-ict% 4 'l CtlXll4lllalt with ~~ U IMIE BRITONAUT, CallII•till RIDDLE, arrived on Fri. Igit Portsmouth, ;tom B.:rector. r, and the Como'. 14,Strytain SANJENT, Iron, Mahe.re, I •.4 horn G.. War. - Noma of the se to .sels suA..e:... et Any .0... Itlt stack at Algiers. The) left at Gibraltar the fur A 74. Re ar Admiral Sir C. PIN noes, Captain tans; TAM s, Captain Dor DA..i ; 4IId baTRR, CA I N tit Fulmar, all on the point of sailing tur Malta; al the MMUS, 71, Captain FA fERS'IN• refitting ; At would be enabled to proceed on her voyage to,' Via about the s,th inst. The SEVERN was gone to $ t ßi s ; the Rotolo to Genoa ; both were to return aad. Aleuts' irom an Officer of his Majesty's ship Its- SWaANT (Commodore Sir JA alas Yet)), dated Sierra Ime e kly 20, says-4i Sim:. our arrival upon the. NEW, we have run down as tar as the Bight of Biz tik whenn we are just returned. Our cruise was ER Sn successful as was expected, having only taken INS/ow-traders, with about 260 slaves. We are sow in the heightof the rainy season, which falls al:j sot witlont intermission the whole 24 hours. Mr. 1 Smarm, Midshipman (brother of Captain STEM. No, of the Buzau), and one man, are yet the only vs to the climate. We have heard nothing oi l Tuckn's expedition ; he did not call here ; has been . heard of Captain FRIDDEVS. .., since he went up the Gambia, It 15 said the intention of Government to form a settle. • the mouth of the Gambia, for the protection Gum Trade. We sail in a day or two for • valence we shall run down to the Bight of to Barbadoes and England." incholy accident happened at Godes by a salvage boat upsetting in harbour, by which six persons out of irowned. The boat was off in Yarmouth. , look out for ships, the wind war fresh gale, which occasioned a great Ind beach; they went on beard a brig 1 in the Roads, Captain Si.oTg:it, come on shore with them and took a On their coming for the Bar, and get clear of the surf, a sea struck et her. One man was saved near the Gentleman who happened to be non ran into the sea and caught him ; by a pilot, who got down the End, and threw a rope over him. persons drowned—Captain SLIPPER, .. _ )gir.g to his vessel ; Roamer Kura, LEGGETT, jun. RICHARD GARwoOD, jun. pilots. Some of the bodies are taken :he Captain or boy are found. have been received in the City. of a tin the Mauritius. A Proclamation )IrefflOf FARQUHAR, dated the 18th ing the importation into that colony ies, or merchandise, other than such ;ported from some port in Great Britain British ships. Iper states, II that the ship Mary, of . by Mr. 13. of Manchester, has been port of Spain, and totally condemned. ` been sold at public auction, and all of the captors of a most outrageous Philipine Company, according to its monopoly, has exacted 284 per cent. to duction of said goods into the interior, been sold at exorbitant prices." • surprised at the degree of popularity Scheme of the small Lottery meets with, •so very few, and the Capitals so ton; it has too another recommit being to be drawn in One Day, as any event upon which an adventure to lit decided quickly. . I I, • 44 ' • Majur-uerteras HALL Pictieedi tiitofte 'ape of Good Hope, where be is to be second in command. The following reductioas and retrenchtilents are' spoken of as about to take place :—The Senior De. partment of the Military College to be done away; the £5OO per annum table.n:oney made to the Go vernor to be discontinued ; all second Majors of Bat talions to be reduced, excepting those serving in India and lit the Cape of Good Hope ; all &air Appoint ments to be made from the Halt Pay; general Offi cers, who are Governors of Islands or Colonies, not to draw any Staff Allowances; the allowance of £2 per daypitherto made to the Officer at the head of the QUarter-Master•General's department in the West India, in name of Wartsge inr Aid, to be discontinued. k• ;•" . . We, of the Baezn ictims to the dim ter Captain TUCKIIT'S e. clothing has h tw • pedition since he be the intention • tat the mouth • the Gum Tract . pe Coast, , l hence by Rio, and thence t WS A very melanch, Yer on on Tuesday, toning for the bark the • ight were drowned an i cads, upon the II 14 , blowing a fn hal: Do the bar and A I ked•bOifild • speed to comp him. Or ash t • g to ty i" best and upset I Oath hi by a Ge is re spot, who ran I was saved eps bear the Pier lute • I rani of the per. • od s boy hek LEGGelllegi !MUSS we Tann KING, pil cud p, but neither the it is Private letters h :cue . 07 late date, troy pm ,.: as limed by Got lr Ma y, proLibitin avY goods, ware. shall be exportei Ivr Ireland in Britis A Morning Pap i w ill, typo . ol, owned 1 oats mto a port Aciods have be rt ' Proceedings of 1 6 ° • The Phil are • style of inotii A ct' °w the introduce they base las !rty. We are not :tarp their • ich the Scheme Tickets being • 'Be and numerot w ter ory feature, be peore like at tomb, gliii u riskedo R.IMSGATE, OCTOBER 19. Our harbour contains at this moment upwards of AO French fishing boats employed upon the Herring Fishery, the geberality of them are tine large boats, upwards of SO tons, nearly new, and carrying about 18 or 20 hands each. They are waiting a favourable opportunity for going out to fish. At present the report is. the herrings aft but few. These poor fel lows appear to fare hard, subsisting wholly upon herrings and potatoes, with some very ordinary brown bread; the former are boiled np together, forming a delightful hodge page, with which they seem quite satisfied and happy. Two bodies have been picked up at sea and brought on shore here; they prove to be two of the persons lost with the Emma pleasure boat this clay fortnight off 13roadstairs ; fug. menu of the boat have also been fallen in with and landed here, but we regret to say, not sufficient .1 them to pay the poor man for his trouble. BRIGHTON, OCTOBER 13. A dreadful accident took•place a short distance on this side of Preston, on the Cuckfield road, about half a mile from this town, last night. As the two late stagecoaches from London, the Dart and the Phce nix, both full of passengert, inside and out, were re turning to this place, about nine o'clock, the former, in endeavouring to pass the hater, ran foul of, and overturned the Phcciiit. The shrieks and the crash were dreadful. Mr. TArrim, master of the Golden Cross Inn here, had the bone of his thigh fractored ; a gentleman who was on his way here to visit his fa mily in St. James's-street, had an arm broken ; Mr. LA SLUM, a German gentleman, was hurt about the face and ribs; C4ptain WilletteLL9 was severely wounded ;ii the held; Mr. MAIM', the Solicittr, j !lad several of his teeth beat out; and various others i received severe contusions and injuries. The Dart ii.st her dickey seat in the concussion, in which was pl.crd the gi-ntleman who had his arm broken, and 1.,, • wis brflUght to the ground with great violence. SN VI, the proprietor, was driving the Dart himself; I and BAnitarr, a proprietor also, was driving the Phoenix. The latter is much hurt about the body, but has no bones broken. A post chaise, which hap pened to arrive at the time of the accident, brought Mr. TAYLoa to the Golden Cross, and conveyance was then dispatched for the others. Mr. Twvi.ott is considered this morning in a likely way of doing well. A shocking accident happened to the wife of Mr. Scats, of Bond-street, on Tuesday morning. She was returning from Worthing in a one-hotse chaise with her son, having pissed the night at B.irford bridge, and attempting to pass a waggon in the oar. row part of the road, about a mile from there, the wheel of the gig was unfortunately caught by the waggon, and instantly upset, throwing Mrs. Scotia with great violence against, or rather under the wag gon, one of the wheels of which passed over her *rim,' which it broke in a shocking manner. The force with which she was thrown against the waggon broke her jaw-bone and two of her ribs. She lies in this state at an inn, a short distance from where the accident happened. Every assistance was rendered by the arrival of surgeons from Dorking and Epsom. There fve no hopes of her recovery. •'r •- • • •‘• THE FUNDS.. The *ow paying at the Bank: . The Funds wailed 'het 114)1 on Saturday. Monei was very plentiful in the City. it is generally believed the miiney thus piat kW, circulation will have a fa vourable effect on the Funds. Formerly, when divi denda were declared, duke was always paymentof scrip instalments of Omnium, or some imniediate chatitel for the amount. The *Witt hiving happily termina ted, there is no other means of employing the over flowing capital of the country but in the Funds.- -There is another circumstance which will greatly benefit the Stock-holders in raising the present price of the Funds. The Commissioners for the Reduction of the Debt will next month receive nearly dtloo,ooo, weekly, in addition to the present Amount thus em ployed ; their purchases of Stock will in consequence be then very extensive. The Grand Duke CONSTANTINE, the EMPEROR of RUSSIA'S brother, and General Wirroesstam, ar rived on Saturday in London. The SPANISH ANNA/HAD= to our Court is recalled to Spain. Lord CASTLURRAGH if ariAed at the house •of his venerable father, in the North of Ireland. Lord ST. VINCENT purposes to return to his te nants £l6 per cent. on the amount of the tents, com mencing at Lady-day, 1815; and his Lordship has offered, where it may be desirable, to return the money to defray the expenses of the present !raves', instead of deducting the amount from the next pay ment of rents. The Marquis and Marchioness of STAFFORD and family, are arrived at their seat, Trentham .Hall, from Scotland. The marriage between the Earl of WARWICK and Lady MoNSON, which was postponed only on ac count of the death of the late Earl, will take place in a few days. We give this day two official Finance Returns; one containing the general result of the Income and Charge upon the two correspondoug quarters in 1815 and 1816 ; the other, a more detailed account of the produce of the particular Taxes, permanent and War Taxes. From the latter of these it appears, that there is a real deficiency of about £500,000 in the last quarter in the different beads of Customs. In all the other Taxes, whether permanent or otherwise, there has been no veep great variation. In the Excise not more than £llO,OOO. In the Stamps about £200,000. The Incidents have increased nearly £160,000. In the Surplus Annual Miles there is a small increase. In the Interest on account of Ireland, an increase of £130,000. The produce of War Taxes fur this quarter is above four millions less than the last year's quarter; but this deficiency is the consequence of Taxes being taken off. IL LYSTER I Esq. M.P. of Rowton Castle, Shrop shire. who, with his family, has resided some time on the Continent, very narrowly es:aped assassination lately. In crossing the Simplon, part of the Alps, with his family, on their way to Genoa, the carriage Was attacked by a gang of banditti, who plundered' them of almost every article, even the seat' of filo carriage. While the robbers were engaged in. their I plunder. Mr. Llama seeing another carriage at a ' distance behind, directed the courier which accom panied him to gallop off and forewarn the party ; but no sooner had the man departed thin he was fired at and wounded by 10 or 1U bullets. An Eng lish Lady of rank had been plundered by the same gang, just before Mr. ',TIMER'S family arrived at the spot. The new Melo-drame of The Broken Sword, is onel of the best things of the kind which have appeared since the famous Maid and the Magliie, and promises not to be exceeded by it in attraction. Broken as it I is, this Sword promises to be a more useful instrument Ito the Proinietors of Covent Garden Theatre, than all the unbroken -swords with which they have fought their Melo-dramatic battles for many season. Dust..—On the morning of Saturday se'neight a meeting took place in a field adjoining the New bride ' well, near New.street, Dublin, between Lieutenants CONCuRAN and CLEMENTS, of the 41st Regiment : on their first tire, the ball of the former passed through the hip and left hand of his antagonist, which termi nated the affair. Mr. CLEMENTS was conveyed to tho house of a Clergyman in the neighbourhood, where be lay until evening, when he was removed to Ihis lodgings in. Petes•street. Mr. CLEMENTS is in a fair way of rezonery. The bodies of the three remaining unfortunate men, who were drowned near the Sontbtrar:: Bridge, were found on Friday ; and Saturday morning an Inquest was held on them. Nothing more than what is already known to the public transpired on the In quest ; and the Jury, as in the former cases;returned a verdict of—Accidental Death. GRAND PEDESTRIAN MATCH or 1500 MIIOI IN 32 DATE. AT,LOWILE TOOTING, SORRET.-..47th Day.— &Warr completed, last night, al a quarter before ten o'clock, 48 miles, having at that hour performed 1386 miles of his Herculean task. In the course of yesterday afternoon the concourse of persons was much greater than on any preceding day. CARTER AND Ouvza.—The contest between these `celebrated heroes Of the fist has excited uncommon attention throughout all parts of the country, and it' still forms a principal theme of coneersation in the North. The Gentlemen who backed Carter presented him 50 guineas, in addition to the - hundred guineas for which he fought. Both the pugilists have pro- ceeded to Edinburgh; they had an interview at Hawick, where the conqueror condoled with the conquered in the genuine British spirit, and, the battle ended, they were enemies no longer. Oliver recovers as rapid as can be expected front the nature trf his wounds. Many` of the Sauthern'esendemen left Car lisle last week with Out recolketissz their engagements, and some of the Wad kg: carried off the money which• they received for the admission of horses and carriages, into the field were the battle was fought. AI match is in - agitation between Carter and Cribb . , to be fought in the North in May next . Betting in that past of the country is rather in favour of Carter; a 1 in consequence of the corpulence of Cribb, and it is not thought be can be bioufbt into a proper state so short a time without' injanpg iipth his etreogtb cud constitution. DRURY•L4NYE THEA 7 RE. A young lady (a Miss KEPPELL I from the Liver pool Theatre, where we understand she performed during the summer several characters with distin :Fuithed success), made her first appearance on the Drury-lane stage on Saturday evening in the charac ter of Polly, in the Beggaer Opera. On her entri, she wrs received with that marked applause which ever chrracterizes the encouragement with which a Lon don audience greets the anxious candidate for their favour. . Miss KEPPILL was so overcome with her reception that she burst into tears, nor was the kind attention of Mr. MUNDEN successful for some time in restoring to her her self-possession. Her figure is small, her manners and deportment botheasy and elegant, and shopossesses a most beautiful and expressive counte• nance; her voice clear and sonorous, her upper notes particularly so, and her articulation, both in speak ing and singing, most distinct. Her sostenuto is perfect, and the a pogiaturas and the graces she intro duced were executed with great neatness and ex. pression ; true to the sense and the style of the music, which reflects high credit nn her good sense. Her acting, ;hough evidently labouring under great timi dity, was appropriate and animated, particularly so in the duet between her and Miss KELLY, which was loudly encored. - The beautiful *Noreen', " He so pleased me," &c. the del with Mr. Coyne, of “ The miser thus a shilling sees," and the air of 44 Cease your funning," were unanimously called for, and. repeated a second time. She was most deservedly applauded through out, and we have seldom witnessed a more interest ing deist. Miss KLUX'S Lay was admirable ; Mr. Coogeb Macheath is decidedly improved, and he sang with [animation and spirit with exquisite simplicitraod ;taste. Dowrow and MINIMS convulsed the howl 'with laughter; KNIGHT, in Filth, looked and sustained the•character to the life. The. house *as fashionably and numerously attended; and the Opera. announced fbr repetition on Tdesday night, was received the unanimous approbation of she audience by matted applause. ICE. iiii.Accoani of tbe Income of, and Chirie uptin s the .Consolidated Food, in the-Quarters ended the lOtit day of October, 1815 and 1816, together with .an Amount of WAr Taxes and the Annual Ditties, tic. to the same periods. INCOME. IRIS. Customs, Consolidated set A 51,3135 6} Du. Permanent, 1813 340,149 44 4 Do. Isle nr Mau 6,75 i 2 Quarantine any 5,262 13 S Canal and Dick ditto 5,418 12 s Tempt rary (t) or War Duties, 1602, made permanent 13 16 Do. DUO and tttl do, 181 S. £740,19a 4 41 137,216 It 4,145 14 II 5,820 IS a 5,9.14 19 2 536,716 14• .1 . 1x,194 10 t 4,011,30 i 4 7 59,400 0 0 11.14't0 O. .0 14,460 0 .0 Fsekr, limaul Jred 4,049,156 0 0 British Spirits, 11:0ti 159,600 0 0 Uu.lBll, • 74,058 10 9* Foreigi do. £9,2117 19 10! Stamps,CoGsoUdated 1809 675,696 6 11 Do. asti 1,010,107 8 7 Laud Taxes 140051 16 4f 1,487,447 1b• 1 165,414 111 jl I,lO‘lllS 4 c‘f 974,197 19 Oj TotalsPerrnanentTaxes 8,552,420 . 7 01 Surplus Annual Pries on Sugar, &c. 9,600 0 0 Do. do. Malt Duties 245,3G1 0 0 Dt. Additional do. 483,3111 0 0 1)0. Land 'fax, on Of ices, etc. 5,495 14 9.; Voluntary Contributions it; 5 9i frospred &tunic+, &c. 27,147 3 1 Surplus Eschegurr Fees 2g,0J0 0 0 Interest, &c. on account lie'and • *ought fromWarTazes 47 limn!. Do. do. 49 do. Du. do. Si do. Reserved out of An nuity tb the Made of Wales Income Duty , SAS oxo 0 267,895 0 0 461,54/ 0 t 14,653 12 -2 - I 0 419 7; II ll 1,109,C9S 11 .11 13004,506 282,563 17 7} 817,'153 1 ,101, lbl i ttil 9 91 3;500 0 0 30 0 0 =i cseiw 36 0 A/ ---- me 11,234,447 12 ot, 10,460,290 694/41 (I) The Temporary, or War Dutke, 1809; 1810, sod were made Permanent Custom Duties, per Act 56 Oro. a, sad carried to Consolidated Fund, in lieu of the War Tares, directed to be received per Act 47,49 and 51 Geo. 111. CHARGE 1815. Exchequer, South Seaiand .c --- s. d. Bank of Eng. Annuities 256,322 6 9t Bank Dividends - 5,405,454 5 11 4 Towards Redemption of the National Debt 2,652,791 6 • Civil List - 257,000 0 • 1818. Peosons and Annuides I 'I 7 8.924,789 6 111 Surplus • • 4,369,538 5 61 it a. el. 266,132 6 ot 5,090,425 I is 9,156,246 IS r 257,000 0 0 Estimated at 169,995 16 1E11,254017 12 Oi WAR TAXES. 1815. .E 86,731 0 0 8,550,000 0 0 1,910,290 5 51 British Spirits 1803 io,leomo 5 si Do. 1803 56,800 0 0 Do. 1819 119 0 Si Foreign Spirits 1803 189,988 0 0 Malt, c. 61 - - 1,220,091 0 0 Sweets - - - 1,004 17 44 1816. 100,691 0 0 16,500 0 0 Yea - - - 483,311 00 - Tobacco 1906 96,103 2 7; Brandy 1807 24,765 0 0 Do. 1812 32 9 1 Temporary or War Duty 1809 879,718 1 11 Do. 1820 &ad 1811 46,679 2 10 . Do. 1013 1,351 16 43 Property 1803 39 17 0 Do. 1804 ' Do. 1 805 11 5 9 • Dd. 3801 200 0 0 Do. 1807 384 19 43 Do. • 581)8 1,833 18 93 Do. 12109 1,815 IS 9 Do. 1 1 0 5,985 4 51 . 1)o. 11111 1,5,405 10 53 3). 1812 242,285 1 8 Do. • 1813 197,171 7 23 Do. 1 811 3051.587 IS 13 Do. 181 5 1,098,862 11 2 161,227 0 r 517,604 0 0 , 05 0 0 345,450 15 7i 90,157 0 0 27,059 P 0 . at io if 915 0 o . 145 1 201 19 el sot s $ 847 13, q ' 1,057' . 1,658 t n • 4091 41 111 Total •. * 223 611 15 $t Deduct War Taxes carte rind to Co .aohdated • Fund . . 7111,762 9 2 10,589 a 9 207,926 0 5+ 2,732,929 19 $ For the Public Service 0,441499 6 it 44110,140 IS Si Annual Dudes to pay off ' 4'1,000,000 Each. bilis charted thcreon. Sugar, &c. - -1,226,48 S 0 Annual M.lt Dudes Additional ditto • 8,114 ff 0 ' 0 fohacco - - 131,778 0 0 Pensiuns, Offices, &c. 4,1ti0,1e0 is et 1,353,553 0 , 9111,640 - 6 $ 706 0 0 INNS 0 0 • 111,926 0 0 South Sea Duty, per Act 53 GM 3, c. .17 3,48 S 8 1,057,181 6 3 4i per Cent. - 22.5 9 10.4 ;so)* Is if Y ire • •, CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, OCTOBER to. Though there is a good tuvply of New Wheat to day, yet the demand wets considerable at an advance of 3s. per quarter in all. descriptions.—R)e .6s. Barley 12. Beans 4s. Peas 4.1. Oats 21.• sod Malt ,10s. per quarter dearer than last Monday —Clover. seed 6s. Tretoil 10s. per last higher.—Linseed and Canary Seed Us. per qr. above last Monday's . quotation. cuilitiNT Mess As UNDER : ZNGLISII. Tick Dino, 401 44a. Wheat. Kent awl Kassa. 0141, [Oats, Potatee, 355. nes. 90.. 1044—New, 78.. 86s. I Ditto, Poland, SOL 335. Suffolk, 90a 10ea-New, 12s bas Onto, Ferd, e4s. Sas. Norfolk, Mts. 05s. I Rapeseed, £.lB. £lO. per het - .. Kyr, 475. 50‘.. Flour, ISOs.li is. per Pack: i •: .. Barley, 504 54s—New, 46.411 s /011110 N. . .. e Malt, ties 765. Wheat, Dantate, 745. Otis. %filth. Peas, 444. 48g. boilers, Ditto, Baltic Red, 524. 535. 445. 50s Hambro* or firemen. 44*. 488. Grey Peas, 545. 561. Brabant Red, 44a. 48s. • ausllllca, 50a. 545. Rye, 00s. 001. AVERAGE PRICE of CORN In ENGLAND and WALES, front the returns endsug the sth of October, 1918. • Wheat. Rye Bari, y. Oats. Bolas. Peas. Is.; s. d. s. d. d. s. 4. SS 4 146 4 As 3126 141 21 44 :. The average Price Sugar, computed tram the returns made la the week ending the 9th Octets's', is 44e. lid. perawt. • • • itblf l'H Ft ELD MARKET,'OOTOISER.ts. r Beef is 01 to 5s O. Veal • 4. 81 to 5. 61 r. Mottos 4s ed to Ite •94 t 4* h. 26 41 NAM 2520.-6444 v and lambs 19,440-Cakes 190 -!•:Vtgs 1110.• • HAY AND STRAW, PER. LOAD. •• • - Meadow Hay 04; 2 10 51 3111 . Clover it yp arm 11 Igs to 21 or. • • s INSOLVENT thl*Siiii . COUßT.—SlOrt 4 , 110 . eases Od theist. ff iiEwhich Were& . s atin , *this others wee disposed Adjourned to i 2.5 th.; 'fount. • . .