Star. — London, England, 1809-03-22 00:00:00

FRANCE AND AUSTRIA. The intelligence which we announced yesterday an j o n Monday, of hostilities having commenced be tween France and Austria, receives considerable cre dit in the best informed circles. This is so con idently stated to us, that we are inclined to think s ane fresh accounts have arrived, though we have not b ee n able to ascertain the fact.—The report is, that t i l e Austrians have had a successful action with the French, near Trieste, and another in Bavaria. THE ARMY. our Correspondent's account of : the capture of gounique, which is brief (and he was himiei em- F l o yed there), presents us with detailed accounts on w hich our Iteaderi may rely, when we lay them be fore them, which we hope soon to do. The conduct and gallantry of Sir ALEXANDER COCHRANE, and of the Commander in Chief Lieute- ant-General Bicevrrit, were the theme of admira tiou throughout both the Navy and Army ; these o fficers exerted themselves much, and had each of them t h e most narrow escapes. The dispositions of the ar my made by General BECKWITH evinced the highest military talent. In no part of the world have British tro ops acted with more gallantry. Of the General Officers, Sir CHARLES SHIPLEY and ; Major-General MArrLAND are particularly talked of for both their gallantry and abilities. General MALT• lon is the favourite with the troops in the West In-1 dies. Both Colonel BLACKWELL and Colonel M'Natit tad acquired high names in the command of Brigades. !fajor HENDERSON in the command of the . York Ran gers got the greatest credit, for judgment and intre- F ;dity in leading on his regiment in many situations ellinger and difficulty. The artillery at Martinique were equal if not supe f;r to what they have been in any quarter of the world. Never were the guns better served. Long before this time, Fort Bourbon must have surrendered. After the final reduction of Martinique, i:Tas said to be the intention of General BECKWITH to sznd Sir GEORGE PREVOST with a force to reduce Guadalaupc ; and some corps were looked for from this country, in particular a corps of cavalry. Report says, that his Excellency Lieutenant-Ge reral BECKWITH is to be elevated to the peerage with the title of Baron ; Sir GEORGE PREVGST to have a red ribband ; and, the gallant Generals, DANIEL HOUGH- Ios, J. MAITLAND, and Sir CHARLES SHIPLEY, to in made Baronets. Sir GEORGE Paxvorr takes with him, as his Second in CoMmand, the gallant General HotmwroN, in the attack on Guadaloupe. N4P I dL lATELLIGENCE. z4v, The Topaze French frigate, of 40 guns, ,a 1411915 men, from Brest, was captured January 22J, at anchor at Point Noire, Guadaloupe, by the CLROPATRA frigate and HAZARD sloop of war, after an action of 45 minutes. The Topaze had ten men killed and nineteen wounded; the CLEOPATRA, two killed and one wounded. The French brigs Napoleon and Josephine, from Bayonne to Martinique, with wines, flour, &c. were captured in January off Martinique by the WoLye- RIO*: and DOMINICA sloops of war, and carried into Barbadoes. FALMOUTH, MARCH 18. Arrived the Orion transport from Scilly. Sailed his Majesty's brig VIRAGO with a convoy for Portu gal ; and the Walsingham packet, Capt. ROBERTS, with Mails for Lisbon. Wind E. MARCH I9.—Arrived the Portuguese schooner Naopodesa, from Cporto : she sailed from thence on the 22d ult. with about ten other vessels, under con voy of his Majesty's schooner ADONIS, and parted from them off this port yesterday. Wind E. S. E. PLYMOUTH, MARCH 20. Arrived his Majesty's frigate Impzataustt,, of 36 guns, Lord COCHRANE, from the Mediterranean ; Busy cutter (letter of marque) THOMAS BELL master, from Lisbon, of and for this port, laden with fruit ; French lugger, la Nancy, from Bayonne, laden with provisions, prize to his Majesty's ship Ann-tuna. Sailed his Majesty's brig MORRISTOWN, with a Convoy to Malta ; the Maria tender' for Ireland ; the HOPE brig of war, with a convoy for the Downs ; and the IJoseph hired cutter, with a convoy to the westward. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 20. Sailedhis Majesty's ships VicToßio;:sfor the Downs, and the MAGlciuNr. to the westward. Arrived his Majesty's ships DARING from a cruize ; and the SUR VEILLANTE with a convoy from the Brazils, last from Falmouth. Wind N. W. 20.—Nothing arrived or sailed this day.— Wind N. E. SCILLY, MARCH 11. The Good Inten - , LE FEVRE, with 630 casks. of butter, from Cork, bound to Lisbon, in going out of harbour, was drawn upon a ledge of rocks, and soon filled with water. About .557 casks have been saved, and the vessel towed into the Pier. Captain and crew saved. Arrived the Francis, APPLEBY, from Ber muda ; and the Paragon, BnowN, from ditto, with turpentine, both bound to London. Came in a French schooner and lugger, prizes to his Majesty's frigate RESISTANCE. YARMOUTH, MARCH en. - Sailed this morning the STATELY, of 64 guns, Ad- It is confidently reported that his Royal Highness 4 1 miral BERM, for Gottenburgh ; the EGERIA sloop at ire Duke of KEIT r will succeed the Duke of FORK, I war on a cruize ; and the BREVDAGEREN and PRINCE as Commander in Chief. of WALES cutter, for Heligoland. Arrived the MEL- Sir D.tvin DUNDAS, whose name has also been romENTs ti igate from the westward, and remains with mentioned on this occasion, is considered as one of i the Calypso, Admiral DOUGLAS'S flag ship ; Princess the most accomplished tacticians in the service. lie Caroline, Bellerophon, Abolkir, and Leverctt sloop was mare than once the object of panegyric with Mr. of war with convoy. Wind E. S. E. PITT, by whum he was generally placedin the command EARBADOES. FEB. 12. : tithe South-eastern Disttict, which is, in the event of The Berwick, GRIFFITHS, parted from the fleet, on invasion, regarded as the post of danger and imme- the 18th of December, and is not yet accounted for ; date action. Sir .Davin is not advanced in life, but his Majesty's ship SURINAM parted frdin the GLOIRE, in the vigour of his health and faculties. He is Go- on the 10th ult. with the ships for Surinam, Berbice, and Demerara, which saw them to their respective , /ernor of Chelsea College, and Colonel of the Scots arrived here on the 26th ult. and : Greys, and was-not long since married to a daughter destinations,. FROM LLOYD LIST. of General DfLANCRY t. . . / ~., S StAVESEND,MARCU 20.—Passed by the Sisters, Smith, from The change of-a Commander in -Chief is not the Newry ; Douro , S tep h enson , from Surinam ; Susan and Polly, Shaw,li LimerickPhillippia,ro•mFd.ceanredriffCe Fa -have a change in every one of the departments 'labor- vourite, Wallin, from Cork. Sailed the Castle Eden, t c h a e lmet, lnate to the Commander in Chief. A. list has been i i fo n r so l n .w f ton Qu ; e N be Van c. de s r d er, io Dcane,loi Lisbon ; md. Leonidas , Hutch shewn us of the probable changes, *which we forbear for Malta ; Maria, Gill, f'or Newfoundland ; and the Helen , a ß ux o: bores, for Guernsey. to print till the new arrangements are further ad- The . Hiram, Boyle, from St. Übe's for Cork ; Albion, Batley, changes vaaced. While these are agitated, it is pro- I fro N m ewfoundland for Poole; the Victim, from the per that the public should know, that the official men 1 Havannah for Cadiz ; and the Paz ' Triomphe, ••••••, fr,9in Liver who have been about the Duke of YORK, more par- 1 1 p :57, 1 fboyr thethe y,. Brazils, rn,b i s s re ere c b e captured in the t November wrfwrt and er b urn t, titularly his own personal Staff, are all of them : t hi r d suppos ed t o have foundered; the latter given up to' the e of i cr aw s , B at e t r d arrived at Barbadoes, and condwnimcd. acknowledged by. the Army at large to be men sey, Le I.acheur, from Jersey for 'l'obago has been the highest honour and-unspotted ' integrity, and that captured, recaptured, and arrived at Barbadoes. ' The Sally, Kennedy, from Sh..lborne, foundered off Barba in general they are fuen of ability. does—crew saved. We ardently hope, that without reference to interest 1 The Tyson, —, is captured and carried into Guadeloupe. The lrlam, arrived at Poole, has captured a French brig, with of any kind, the promotion may be general of the I 1 300 hogsheads of sugar, which she parted with on Friday. brave fellows who have of late distinguished them - ARRIVALS. selves in Martinique, and that no promot i on t h ere : Sam, In the d C b lyde, the and Come, Bain, front Jamaica—Loyal will be allowed to be filled up by Officers from tome. : I dente . At B rr ar y Ldoe n s t h e be L L id or d r l er e, y Fe N rg e u a so le n, a f n r d om rh N e New I pz i sri .; If Officers on service at all times deserve promotion, packet from Liverpool'. At Tobago, the Carmarthen, Sangster g 1 Adeona Reid • Ceres Ta for • I ondon 9 9 7' • • , Duncan ; Alfred, Wil- I those in the West Indies have a double claim—they . son ; Recovery, Lambe ; General Craig, Harvey; and the Halket,Gene from Watson, London. At Antigua, the Russia encounter an en emy, and a :t9l more destructive ral , . Company, Drysdale ; George Hibberts, Head ; Eliza, Pizzie ; climate. Union, Cook; and the they of Edinbro', Cook, front London. Most of the sick, who were sent to the hospitals in , At St. Vincent's, the Nelson, Herbert ; Thomas, Clark ; Lord Melville , nfrom London. A Delaford,Brown;tSt. i l'oung ; anclthe Adventure, John. Plymouth, have recovered and been sent to their.. so regiments. The active benevolence of General EN G- I London. At Dominica, the 19le e i l l e e i hl t he al W illi am, colnt, S;wMinaerYs' from • 4 LAND in this quarter liar endeared him to the soldiery. dui; and the Jones, Thompson, from London. At Trinidad, In this quarter too 'the kind attention of the Mayor 1 :he....,Grauville Bay, Mason ; and the Britannia, Mitchel, from and of the inhabitants of Plrnonth, has been partial- 'Arra'ri A.: S rh u e ri c na r m eo , le the vi H y i o d p r ew fr e o li m , H L a o rn d a o n, fr A om p London. 'arty evinced in the liberal and generous relief they the Joao, Biggins, from Hull. At Curacoa, n the n ieco t very a , le A m lex u - , nave not only to the sick soldiers, but to their wives - ander ; Trusty, •:--; and the Canada, Johns, from London. 4.:t1 children, for whom they m: o nilently provided, 1 A ship called the Hero of the Nile, has arrived 4:id afte r recover y sent them rtibly to their from Rio Janeiro. ii,inies. I Friday se'nnight the Prudence, Capt. T. WHITE, The Bill for completing the Militia of Great Bri- ' sailed from Hull, for London, with a tolerably fair LI;II, has been printed.—li enacts, among other wind, and prozeeded on her voyage until the Saturday 1 Maas, that . night, when she struck upon Hasbro' Saad, near special Constables gull not be amid from serving in., the.M± Yateaouthr from whence she soon after floated, and :..I—Pers4 us chosen b y b a lle t , and nx serving, are to b e liable sun k •a •n de ep seater. The Captain, his crew, and five :).: forfeit. m um ", " piasseuger,s, -took to the boat, in hopes of reaching the Churchwardens and Overseers of the Pow nay volzteers. shore ; but * their hopes proved fallacious—the boat Nu R ates o f s u b scr i pt ion s to be node for inducing persons to upset on Winterton Beach, and the whole wele un v.,:,:inecr. -fortunately drowned, except Ann Newton, one of Volunteers not-to be ezemr, iniesithey shall have served the the passengers. Amongst the passengers drowned, :‘,ll ow n er of lays.was the only son of Mr. Tod' tOsteri• of Hull , me r- Persons ballottedwasrahotTOnlotAgt apt tsclnpt, nor °Me ars upon half p.iy. i chant. Mrs. Ciirntning, wife of Mr. Cummins, of Hull, A:9. rot to extend to the — Cß •-- iifibilokiik ;• ••• •' . '•-• t '' r ionfeetioner, watldso amongst the sufferers. - . . : t • • • LIVERPOOL, MARCH IL ' The Captains' of both theveesele laaelyarri ved here front Savannah . assert, -that - previous to their sailing, HORSHAM, MONDAY, MARCH eo. orders had been received to detain three vessels which 1 CIVIL SIDE.-SALTER v . . TURNER. were understood to be loading, with a view of break. ' This was an action to recover damages for a libel. ing the Embargo ; and that in consequence they had The plaintiff was a Farmer at Frettleworth, and the actually been seized an the 15th ult. i defendant was a Clergyman, and had been curate of CHATHAM, MARH 19. 1 the same parish. • Mr. MARRYATT stated the libel, which gas in a The Vanguard sailed from Lang Reach for the letter to one limes Turner, with directions to him to Nore on Thursday. On that day the'Bucephalus, of read it at a public meeting of the parish. It went to 36 guns, a new ship, built at Newcastle, was taken s into Dock to be coppered. The Apelles, Sheerwater, state that the defendant, having been churchwarden of the parish, had defrauded the parishioners in a and Woodlark hive been taken into Dock, coppered, 1 quantity of wood, which had been cut for the repairs and put out again in the course of the week. 1 m a de o f by• getting a fraudulent va Mr. Jouw VINALL is appointed Clerk in the Com- • of it, urc and converting a great part to his own use luation . missioner's Offi‘e, in the stead of Mr. SUDDEN, super- 1 Mr. GARROW, in addressing the Jury, impressed annuated ; and Mr. JAMES SLADE is appointed in the ; very strongly upon them the injury which such a slan tder, coming from such a person, namely, the Parson Several fracas occurred here on the day of St, Pa- , of the pariah was likely to do to the character of any trick, among the soldiery, and some very severe wounds were the consequence. man in the situation of the plaintiff. fly certain proceedings in Chancery, which were DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. produced in evidence, it appeared that the parish of The Renown, Dragon, Gibraltar, Phoebe, and Phenix, for the . Frettleworth were possessed of certain woodlands, Victorian, raptured Feb. 12, 1301, will be paid on Thursday, 1 m hick were vested in Trustees for the benefit of the April 27, and recalled on Tuesdays and Fridays afterwards,. for parish ; in allusion to these proceedings, the defen three years, at No. 23, Surrey-street, Strand. dart had wri tten a letter to one of the parishioners, The Renown, Gibraltar, Dragon, Phcebe, Phcenix, and la Mi• nerve, for the Graff Bt.-rnstorf, captured Feb. 7, 1601, will be : of the name of Turner, but no relation of the defen paid and recalled as above. dant, which letter he desired might be publicly read The Renown, Dragon, Gibraltar, Minerve, Phoebe, Phcen i z , at the Easter Meeting. In this letter he accused the Bonne Citoyenne, and Calpe, for the Eurydice, captured Feb. 9, 1801, will be paid and recalled as above. plaintiff of defrauding the parish in the manner above The Strenuous, for the Salamander, destroyed Oct. 12, 1806, stated. will be paid on the 31st inst. at Leith, and recalled on Tuesdays Mr. Serjeant SHEPHERD addressed the Jury for the and Saturdays afterwards, at No. 23, Surrey-street, Strand. . defendant in mitigation of dltmages, but admitted his The Earnest, for the Fran Teresia anti chip name unknown, client had used incautious language, although he in captured August 7 and 8, 1806, will be paid on board, on her ' ar rival,ho at Sheerness, and recalled on Wednesdays and Thursdays, sisted he meant to act fairly and nosily by the pa between the hours of 11 and 3, at No. 9, New Broad-street. rish.-Verdict for the plaintiff-damages £4O. The Donegal. fur the Eliza, captured April 16, 1803, will be CROWN SIDE.-HIGHWAY ROBBERY. • paid at No. 28. High.street, Portsmouth, on. Mondays and Thum- George Hall and John Boxallwere indicted for robbing days, for three months. The Phcenix, fur the Vigilante, captured October 10, 18c7, George Halsey on the highway, and taking his watch, will be paid at the Naval Bank, Plymouth, on Tuesdays and Fri- four`sevenshilling pieces, and 2s. in money. days, for three mouths. George Halsey, the prosecutor, stated, that he was a The Vestal, for the Haabet, captured July 23, 1807, will be Roman Catholic Priest at East Bourfie, in this county, _ paid .n board, at Woolwich. near Medhurst. On the 2d of October last, he was The Pt.. t, for the Johann, paptured July 9, 1807, will be paid on Friday, and recalled on ondays and Fridays afterwards, at going from Mcdhurst to East Bourne, between ten No. 1, Fish-street, Doctors' Commons. ' and eleven at night, and in East Bourne-lane he was The Mercury, for the Adventure, Argo, and Good Intent, re- met by two men, one of whom demanded his money. captured January 23 and 24, 1606, will be paid on Saturday, at . - ne gave him 2s. the man said he must haYe-more, No. 11, Cecil-street, Strand, and there recalled. The Talbot, for the following vessels, viz. the Leykens Proven, and added that he had got a watch ; the man Went captured April 14, 1808, Union, captured May 17, 1808, and the diately felt at his breeches, upon which the prosecutor Ben Jesus e AIMAS, captured MA y 9, 1808, will paid on Friday, gave him the watch, and four 7s. pieces wrapped up on board, at Sheerness, and recalled at No, 13, Great George in a piece of paper. He did not see the face of the street, Westminster, tor three months. The Gibraltar, for the Bonne Foi, and the cargo of the St. man who robbed him, and a second man stood behind Anna, captured in July, 1807, of the Jane and Eleanor, captured him, and held him by the shoulders. The statute of In October, 1807, and of th e Buena Vista, captured December 7, the men who robbed him resembled those of the pri. 1807, will be paid on board, at Plymouth, to-morrow, and recalled soners at the bar, but he could not swear to them. at No. 13, Great George-street, Westminster, for three months The Renard, for the Fame, captured April 15, 1806, w ill b' e Mr. Wardro prr, Clerk to the Magistrates, produced oaf on Tuesday next, at No. Is Great George-street, Westmin- a 6onfession of the two prisoners, in which they both ster, and there recalled, for iine;•moinks. stated that they left the Spread Eagle public-house at The Attach, for the Apollo, captured February 25, 1806, will Medhurst, on the evening of the '2d of October, about be paid at No. 12, Upper Thames-street; every day, fur three ten o' months. clock. At the bottom of the town they met The Officers of the Navy and Marines employed on shore du. Mr. Halsey, and agreed to rob him ; they accordingly ring the service carried on against Copenhagen i n t h e year 1807, followed his steps until about the middle of East and who wore included in the return of 200 days bat and forage- I Bourne-lane, and then they rubbed him in the man m4e7 issued at that time, will be paid at James Window's, Esq. nee he had described. Craig s-court, Charing Cross. ' The master of Hall was called, who proved that he found the watch, by the directions of Hall, in the cleft .of an old tree.-The watch was produced and identified by the prosecutor.-The Jury found them both Guilty. SUSSEX ASSIZES. r We yesterday expressed a hope that the report of the loss of the LIVELY frigate, stated in some of the Morning Papers, would prove unfounded. We are now confident this will prove to be the c•ise, as we have ascertained that, so late as the ith instant she was safe. As a warning to persons who may purchase cr use sugar that has been kept in any other than the'usoal packages, we think it a.duty to state that several per sons, out of a numerous family iu Aldersgate-street, lately died under the Most excruciating tortures from having used stigar'which ap peared . to have 'oeetfPacked in a cask formerly cimtaisung white lead. The white powder adhering to the inner sides of the cask, after having been analyzed, was declared by the Medical men to have been the sole. cause of the melancholy consequences alluded to. Monday a chimney caught fire in Little Drury line. A child, who was alone in the room at the time, went to the fire-place, to endeavour to put it out ; but, unfortunately, its lothes caught fire, and it was burnt so dreadfully that it expited whilst convey. ing to the hospital. CORONER'S Ixontsr.—On Sunday night, as Mr. Jacques, of Poland -street, was returning from Wat ford, he discovered a horse fastened, appareatly acci dentally, to a gate,wichthereinsel-:angled, near Ford's lane. On abghting, he discovered a person in a ditch, at about twenty yards distance from the horse, who turned out to be Mr. Grist, a cattle dealer, at Ivy, Herts. His face and head appeared dreadfully disfigured. Mr. Grist was conveyed in a senseless state to a house near the spot, where he expired in half an hour. The horse had been do •.n as appeared by the saddle, and it was concluded had fallen on the deceased, who died of the fracture on his head. Ver dict—Accidental Death. Yesterday the Loan MAYOR ordered the price of bread to be reduced half as assize, or ld. in the peck loaf, to commence to-morrow, when the quartets loaf wheaten is to be sold for Is. 21d. and household at Is. ltd. Prussian Commissioners have arrived at Stockholm, charged with proposals to the Swedish Government, for the exchange of corn for colonial produce. The quantity of grain is so great in some of the Prussian ports, and the circumstances under which the harvest was collected, was so unfavourable, th t a large pro portion of it is in danger of being spoiled. There is on the other hand in Sweden, a prodigious accumu lation of colonial produce, which is at an extravagant price in the Prussian dominions. Yesterday Sir DAVID D uNbAS -transacted business at the Commander in Chiet's Office. Captain HOPE, having resigned his seat at - the Ad miralty, is expected to leave his house there in about ten days, for Scotland. It is nct yet settled . who is to succeed him as a Lord of the Admiralty. Saturday Lord MIA:VILLE attended the Admiralty for a considerable time. We always find it a most difficult task to give an ac curate division. In the list of the Minor.ty against Mr. PkaicuvAt.'s motion given yesterday, the names of Joon SNIiTII, Esq. HENRY WILLOUGHBY, Esq. I' RAN cis WHITTLE, Esq. Narii. SsEll), Esq. JOHN P. BAS TARD, Esq. DLTRE l'oactizit, Esq. A. BAutsolEsq. T. BARING, Esq. should have been included ; and CHARLES Suww, Esq. voted for the above, and also for Mr. BANKits's Amendment. •J. P. BAKER should have been J. 13Axmi, Esq. , Yesterday morning, a little after ten o'clock, died, at her house in Grosvenor-square, in her 75th year, her Grace the Duchess of BOLTON. We think it but justice to state, that Lieutenant- Colonel Bricolcz, whose name has been so repeatedly mentioned in the proceedings before the House of Corm/ions, on the recent investigation, is a truly ho nourable and respectable character. He served in St. Domingo in the years 1795, 1796 and 1797, as Major in the late 96th Regiment of Foot, and was, for a considerable part of that period, Commandant of the district of St. Marc, where-he acquitted himself, in a military capacity, with great zeal and ability, and in every respect to the entire satisfaction of Sir An. NI WlLLiAmkns, the Commander in Chief, during a sea - rm of eminent peril and unprecedented mortality, there being only one other Officer beside himself who survived, out of eleven of his own regiment stationed in that district.—The regiment being reduced to a mere skeleton, was drafted, when the Lieutenant- Colonel, and the remaining Officers, were necessar4 put upon half-pay. The play of The Honey Moon, performed on Mon- -- colonial e , day night, at the King's Theatre, by the Diury-lane • Company, was very numerously attended. The soli. loquy of Jaques, at the end of the Third Act, pro duced an extraordinary effect. Meditating upon his short-lived elevation, he says It will be rather Iwe remaining supplies are rather tt aukward, tobesure, to resign at the end of a month ; I the samnue --- a but, like other great men in office, I must make the most of my time, and retire with a good grace, to 4 , avoid being turned out."—The audience instantly caught these words, and interrupted the Mori Duke with a roar of applause. It was some time before the uproar subsided, and Mr. PIPII.2It was able to finish _ _ the sentence, which rues thus.-" As a well-bred dog u always walks down .bird, when be sees preparations cusxmluLL cuallawCY As imam& u on foot for kicking him into the oweet."—liere the I Wheat ' ll. ' 74.. ells • BMW (II W, 56G. 63% 01'. Nos ditto 90s 945. Tick dktc, ( s ew s ) atte. Slia. Q applause was revived, and coedit?"' • for some mi- p let o w : 'Osta, Sas. 40s. mutes. Among those who witnessed the scene was issiwoos.47l. Poland - ditto, sib. art. Mrs. CLARICE. It is, however, proper to add, that a '* vila.u . ak _Mak".". l6 ,,_,,,_ Potatoe ditto to 43e ' - loud from sevetar I parts of the boxe s w as di s - ""`" s Ra P e 5.444 641. t° 611. tinctly he trd to mingle with the clamour. l --7 41 "/".• 55 5• Ftas Flour, SQL 115L—Secosids, Us. 7 •i .. • • I i • CORN MARKET, MARK -LANE, MARCH 22.—This day there are not many fresh arrivals of Wheat, but the remaining supplies are rather considerable, and the samples again, chiefly second a n d inferior, Zykich are dull sale, and rather lower but fine supports l ast prices—Malt is cheaper—White Peas much lower, and a declining article—Grey, and Beans of beach kind, at little variation—there are considerable- sup plies of Oats, mostly ordinary, but fine samples' are dearer—Flour scarcely supports the general -Rained - 11] 1,41