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~~ r: .:-1 ::-' - . • 1 7"r7r — f". 7 L -- WP".."‘- ' 7 7.T1T7 177- . : , • 7 7-7- i't . 3( It: • • f' • . , . ° 1 -,•7•1 • • ji • •••• • • .4j. NK." • • I r • rt=o;.;•=4.:: . • "rx 'A Pun . '4":4 . _ N.:" is\ • k r , . . , . • 7 . , • ‘ 11 ) , • - 1 I - f • - • • [ PRICE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY. • THE ARMY. _lie contains.lassignee, t- this is, that they a to wait for.Soo the 24P4hAsAsiat, when theme . waiol• NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. oy stress US foe dr 1 ..14?" ( 4'r 4irs.vl;.;•/, .$.; .• le- - ,• ; NUMBER 74471 FRIDAY, J , -UA4Y 18, iBll- •: .TORTSXA tSLANIS WATER-WORKS. ARMY. LOtibOtte • ' RIM MAJZSTe• BzwripDAi satire—Ma* at the Bank. \TOtICE is hereby given, that a General Assem bly of the Proprietors of the said Undertaking will be held st tte Old Town Hail, in Portembuth, on Wednesday the 13th day of raillery nett, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon. By Order of the Directors. ROGER CALL.KWAY, Chief Clerk and Secretary. Portsmouth, Jan. 14,1811. A LIEUTENANT-COLONEL, upon Half-Pay, wishes to exchange with a Lieutenant-Colonel of Infantry or Cavalry, on Fall Pay. Letters (post paid) addressed to A.B. No. 17,_Poland.street, London, will be attended to. . , Reinforcemeuts, both of foot Alia &she, are, *6 understand, to embark immediately at Pllmiuth and Portsmouth, to join the farces under Lord Wit... LINGTort. There is the greatest reason to spptiose that these reinforcements are of conliderab* ohillint, ►s we learn that they are to be convoyed by 'several of battle ships, which are preparing for the rtrpose.-. These are said to be the lirturoev, the Pciamtrimst.r, - POPAPEE, GA,KOES, DANNI MARK, OMON, and Veto. ogee, and the PRIM KOA sloop of war. The sLips.are to be placed under the ionunand of Rear-Admiral' Sir Josses' SIDNEY YORKE, t brother to the. First Lord, and himself one of the Lords of the Admira hv ) who, is to hoist his flag on board the Votscntuft, Captain BROWN, at Portsmouth. The VICTORY has beets one dered to have her lower-deck guns taken out, and is to carry troops. The lst German Legion Hussars, which had berm to embark for Portugal on Tuesday morning, at kip mouth, were suddenly countermanded. TT. reason of • ARMY. MESS -MAN.—Wanted, by a Person peculiarly qualified, a situation.—Referenees, as to abilities, will he found undeziable.--Direct to A. B. No. 39, Bow-street, Covent- Garden. 64 WINDSOR OASTLR, J AN" IRY 17, 1611. N His MAJESZY remains as well as he was }roster day." (Signeet as usual.) " WINDSOR CASTLE, JANUARY 18, 1811. gi His I\.I.trJESTY continues very much in the same state in which he has been for the last two or three days." (Signed as usual.) WIGAN. 12th JANUARY, 1811. A MASTER WANTED FOR: THE FREE GRAMMAR SCHOOL of WIGAN, in the County of LANCASTER.. MOTICE is herehy given, that the Trustees of 1 1 the said School will meet at the Few Town Hail, inWigan aforessid, on Friday, the 13th day of February nett, at Eleven o'Cletle in the For(v•xon, to examine such Candidates as may offer themselves for the Mastership of the said School; and that the said Trustees will Immediately afterwards elect a Master, according to the directions of the Statutes of the said School. The Mallet will have a House worth shoot £B5 a year, and' the Salary will be upwards of 4400 a year; and as some part of the Lands belonging to the School are in Lease for the Life of in aged Person, the Trustees may on the expiration of the Lease !acreage the Salary, if the Master shall be Ow approved of by them. The Stitutei of the School require that the Head Muter shall be well skilled and experienced in the Greek and Latin Lan guages,—Testimonials of the regular Life and exemplary conduct of the Candidates must or teat to Mr. Clayton, of Wilgus, one tf ark betbra ilia day a Section. Just published a New Edition, price Si. sd. in boards, of I AN ADDRESS from a CLERGYMAN to his PARISHIONERS. By R. VALPY, D. D. F. A. S. Rector of Stradishall, Suffolk. An allowance is made to thole who buy • quantity to give to tbeir poorer neighhoors. • A few Copies are printed oft liner paper, price Ss. Sold by Lengnuin and Co. Richardson, and all other Boa t sellers. in the Press, by the lam, A VOLUME of SERMONS, preached es Public Occasions, and published by request ; wick as APPIPONX ; consisting of Observations on the Cations Quoin% aides Mineral other im portant Subjects. The R,egency Bill was last night,referred to a Corn mitteo of the whole House. Upon that clause which limits the restrictions to twelve months, an Amend ment was proposed to shorten the duration to six months ; but this Amendment was negatived, and the clause was carried, as proposed by the Minister, by a majority of 24. Upon that relative to. the Offi cersof his Majesty's Household, three divisionstoa I pl ac e, the whole of which were in favour of Minis- - ; so that, in favt this clause of the Bill _ the essence of the original Difth Resolution, which was so amended in the former Committee. The whole of the restrictions, therefore,-'as proposed in the first instance by the Minister, have now been carried.— A strange construction has been put upon that clause of the Bill which forbids the calling up to the House of Peers the Heirs Apparent of Noble men, as if it were made to relate to eldest sons after their fathers death. The fact is, that there are two ways of creating Peers—one by patent and the other by writ of summons ; bet the latter mode is used only in calling up to the House, of Lords, Heirs Apparent Atria: the life time of their fathers : and it is to guard against this mode of creation, as well as by patent, that the clause has been introduced. Thls day wnsionellhed, In one vol. !to. with an Atlas of Iflmoskt folio, pdee .611 !Ss. 6d. in boards, the ad Edition, with Conlettions, and considerable Addis ions, of 'TUE HISTORY of SUMATRA containing an -I- Account of the Government, Laws, Customs, and Manners of the Native Inhabitants, with a Description of the Natural Pro ductions, and a •Relation of the Ancient Political State of that Island.—By WILLIAM MARSDEN, F. R. S. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row. EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY. • I 'Hfi DIRECTORS hereby give Notice, That -A- the Transfer Books of this Compass/ will shot on the 224 day elf January instant ; and that a Half Yearly Dividend, at the tate of 8 per Cent. per Annum, clear of Property Tax, will ba paid on the 18th day of Febroary next. and every succeeding day (Saturday and Sundays excepted) tin the Sd of May nest, from eleven to three o'clock, and oat every subsequent Friday during the same hours. W. DEETHAM, Secretary. January 11, 1811. PLYMOUTH, JANUARY IS: • The STAtiDARD, of 64 guns, Capt. Hoiam one of - those ordered to Leith with French prisoners, has been counter-ordered, and is to sail first fair wind for Gibraltar. Arrived the SCEPTRE, 74, from a cruise off Brest. Sailed the CHZERLY gunhrig, for the East. ward ;the NARCISSUS frigat e , for Lisbon; PiEncen gun-brig, for the Rochefort station; 74, to the Eastward ; and Constant F un-bri g , on a cruize. Came in the Woodbridge American schooner, bound for Beurdeaux, detained by the Er:busting frigate; and the French brig Rose Elizabeth, with wine, cap. tured by the MONKEY gun-brig. . PORTSMOUTH. JANUARY 17. Arrived the Ritresow frigate from Jamie& Wind S. W. • DEAL, JANUARY 17. Agived his Majesty's ships Colossus and Aincrr, from the Westward ' the London pacget, from Rio Janeiro; and the Dantzig, from the River Plate. The merchant ship Queenborough, Captain Barttxo, from St. Michael's, foundered on the lath instant, 3S leagues from the Land's End. The crew; t onsistiirg of Captain B. the mate, and ten seamen, were takia out by the Dantsig, and landed here this morning. Capt, B. spoke his Majesty's ship Favountre Let. 34. 11. N. long. 24. 26. W. bound fOr Jamaica with dispatches; all well.—Wkd S.W. blows hard. SHEERNESS, JANUARY 17 Sailed the HAvoce for the Rieer'tathes. Ar rived the CENTINEL from the Eastward. The Bess, --, from Liverpool to %Wats/ford. is lost off the Isle of Man. The Allantejo, BRIAN, from the River Plate, 40u4a tsL,Llverpooj, was abandoned by the grew, on the eogst of Ireland. The Dobrid"e, LAtawriSAl, from Liverpool to the Brazils, is retaken and arrived atCork. The Nra. Sra. de Begoda, from Corunna, to London, was driven into Brest the 22d ult. by jig weather. The Wil,erforce, SHORT, from Newcastle for Ja• =lea, has been taken, retaken, and - an ived at Cork. Disrßustrnast OP PRIZE MONEY. The Kite, for the Minerva, captured May 141803, was pall on the 10th instant, at Mr. U. Lockyer's, Plymouth, and Will be there recalled. This day was published, in 1 vol. 12mo. price sa. ed. bound, the Bth Edition, corrected and improved, of- HISTORICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS QUESTIONS, for the Use of Young People; with a Selec tion of British and General Biography, &c. By RICHMAL MANGNAL. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orate, and Browne, Pater noster-row; and John Hurst, Wakefield. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, • Half an Hour's Lounge;or Poetise, in post Bvo. price ie. sewed. PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE, SOUTHAMPTON-STREET, STRAND, sinatally empowered by Act off' Parliament for the INSUR ANCE of LIVES, the GRANT and PURCHASE of AN lkll/TIES, and the ENDOWMENT of CHILDREN. The Most Nolatt the Marquis of BUCIIIONAM, K. G. The Right Han. Lord 111..stalooes. Sir Jose Teases. Seam Basilian MOSLAND, Esq. M.P. phz, L ins Pe l met, Esq.—And Fifteen Directors. Managing Director—J. T. Baakka, Esq. F. A. S. THE distinguishing principle of this Office ie— 'nip the Person► ioguced become Members and participate tinetz.?lN rat imovrra of the Establishment, according to their respective contrllsttions. They bate at the same time the important advantage of net being liable to make good the losses of others, as an ample surplus Capital has been provided by the original Members to meet any meets of loss that may occur. No Admission Fees are required, nor is any charge made for jades, except the Stamp Duty. Military Men are Insured at this Office without any additional trennum, unless called in:o actual service. Agents are app'* .d la most of the principal towns through eat Great Britain, who us likewise Agents to the COUNTY fat °I'M& A New Edition (being the sixth), with Additions, of the Plan of this Institution, snag be had of the Agents and Booksellers, feet 64. This U lu... dam of Lies INSIIRANCI is earnestly re kcatmendied to the perused of all persons disposed to embrace that essentnt scheme of tbasneetie economy. This day was published, price 4s.bound, The sth Edition, carefully corrected and greatly improved, A New UNIVERSAL FRENCH GRAMMAR; being an acourate Syntax, on a Methodical Plan, By NICOLAS HAMEL, Graduate in the University of Caen, and Rector of the Town of L'Aigle, in Normandy. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rem Orme, and Brown, Pa tertioster-row.—Of whom may be had, by the same Author, The 7th Idition, with great Iropiovements, price 4s. bound, 1. Grammatical Exercises upon the French Language, caw pared with the English. World in Miniature, Edidoe, price 4s. bound. •_ Two Anholt Mails arrived this morning. From Sweden we learn that the French Emperor has de clared himself satisfied with the concessions made by the Swedes on the subject of their commercial inter- course. Two Turkish Couriers lately passed through Vi enna, on their way to Paris ; from which it may be inferred that the Porte is doomed to fall under French influence once more. • This day was published, in 14mo. the Second Edition, puke 4s. boards, AGRAMMAR of the GREEK LANGUAGE. ono New and Improved Plan, in English and 01144 k. - By JOHN JONES, Member of the Philological Society at Manchester. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row. The Park and Tow*. guns did not fire this day, as usual on the Queen's Birth-day, on account of his MAJRSTY'II indisposition. The Marquis WILLESLItY, it is said, latfly trans mitted an Official Note to the Government of the United States, and at the same time a copy was de livered to Mr. PINICNItY.—The Noble Marquis, it is aided, coinplains of the American Government hay ing rtAiee-the xpay-Kber f*th• Orators -Council with other topics, not necessarily connected with them, and hich it will require considerable time to discuss.— That these foreign matters have been artfully intro duced into the point at issue, by the French Govern ment, to embarrass the discussion—but that there can be no argument nor reason for the United States to take them up—and he, therefore, expresses a hope, that they will reduce the question at issue between the two Countries, to the point of the Orders in Coun cil; declaring the readiness, in that case, of the Bri tish Government to view the whole subject with the most favourable disposition towards the return of those amicable relations which would be advantageous to both Countries. " Thia Gratnrnar is evidently the product of a mind of vigo rous and highly cultivated powers. It proves him to unite the profound research of an etymologist, with the di.criminating tatte of a critic, and the enlarged views of aphilasepher." Critical Raview,-Illar, 19011. Of wham map leo had, by Oa saw - - - Illustrations of the Four Gospels. In one 15s. boards. "FUN f and mutxmr, or °RAND TRUNK CANAL. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. SCOTT, tel Friday, the Bth of February, at Twelve &Clock, at the Mart, unles• previously Sold by Private Contract, FOUR SHARES in this excellent Navigation, con meting the Porn of Liverpool and Hull, with the various Navigation in the Centre of England, forming thereby a cons snanication with the Metropolis. The Dividends have steadily advanced to the rate of £45 per share clear, and by the combina tion of advantages which this Concern so evidently possesses, stay be ezpected to increase considerably. Particulars at the Mart ; and of Mr. Scott, 25, New Bridge- marry :e vol. Svo. prise Thls day was published, In 12mo. price 41. 6d. boards, TRUE STORIES ; or, Interesting Anecdotes of - 11 - YOUNG PERSONS ; designed, through tile *sodium of Example, to inculcate principin of Virtue and Piety. By the Author of " LessontiTor Young Persons in Humble Life," &c. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brews, Pater. nester-row, London ; and for Wilson and Son, York. Of whom may be had, I. Lessons for Young Persons in Humble Life; calculated to promote their improvement in the Art of Reading, In Virtue and Piety, and particularly in the Knowledge of the Ditties peculiar to their Stations. The Sd Edition in llinso price Si. 6d. beards. 1 2. A Friendly Gift for Servants and Apprentices ; containing the character of a good and faithful Servant, Advice to Servants of every denomination. Letters from an Uncle to his Nephew on taking him Apprentice, and Anecdotes of good and fdtbful Servants. Price 6d. TO THEATRICAL GENTLEMEN, TO BE SOLD BY AUCIION, In the course of the present Month, by order of the Assignees of Joss PAUL, a Backrupt, unless disposed of by Private l'hielPrinceu Augusta, for the Jonge Jan and cargo, eaptiared MaT 7,1809, will be paid on arrival, and recalled at No. 12, John-street, Adelphi. The Minotaur, for the Nicholas Drina', and the three Russian gun-boats, Nos. 62, 63, 'and 66, captured July is, and for the Ruulan brig Edward, captured June 25, lint, will be paid r the sock instant, at No. 37, Smithamptea-street, Smaad, three months. Tte Snapper, for la Pelici4 and le Glorleur, captured Jan. IR and 211, and for la Louise and Heureux, captured Feb. 16, 1810. was paid oh the 11th last. at No. 11, Georto-strte, Plymouth, and will be there recalled. The Imogene, for the Pnuslan veauls Brndertiefde and Bar+ gills, captured April la and August 23, 1506, and Par the Danish vessels Hedwig, Donors), Christiana Carolina, and Maria Melaka Carlotta, captured September 14:180', was paid this day at No. 13, Clement a Inn, mid will be there recalled. l'he Defender, fur the Klein George , captured September 5, 1803, will be paid the 151 instant, at No. 70, Great Russell. street, Bloomsbury, and there recalled. The Cassandra, fer the Nostra Senora de Ins Dolores, *lll be paid the 15th inst. at Mr. Beech's, Seven-Star-lane, Piynicuth, and there recalled. Contract, 'THE Lease of that new and elegant THEATRE, dame in rottenham-street, Tottenham-Court-road, toge ther with the Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Appurtenances thereto belonging. For particulars and Tickets to view the Premlses,apply to Mr. Lowndes, of Marquis-Court, Drory-lane, Printer ; and to Mr. S. Fiske, Solicitor for the Aseignees, Polsgrave-Place, temple-Bar. January IS, 1811. CHESTERFIELD BURLESQUED. Dedicated to George Colman, the younger, Esq. This day was published, In One Volume small Svo. with Ten Engravings, by Rowlandson, prise 6a. in boards, • CHESTERFIELD BURLESQUED; or, School for ModernoManners. A New Edition, being the Third. " The better sort should have before 'em " A grace, a manaer, a decorum."—Buziza. " 0 Ternpora ! 0 Moresl"--luvaoat. " The times are out of joint, 0 caned spite " That ever 1 was born to set them right."2Sitatzsrvaat. London: Printed for Thomas 'feu, No. 111, Cheapssde ; and sold by all Booksellers. Where may be had, Chesterfield's Advice, 2a. STATE LOTTF.RY. 'HAZARD, BURNE, AND Co. Stock-Brokers, respectfully inform tits Public, that TICEt rs and SUA I 3 for the NEW s l'A LarTElt Y, ate now on Sale, at their Office, No. 93, ROYAL E XCli AN( :E. 'tLottery consists of 20,000'rickets, nuralsere.l from I to 10,0011, on an int ir.. i:ew plan. The Scheme contains four Prizes of ,c'to,ooo—lo other ( apitals--and no Prize lower than £ 2O . _ _ All to l,r Drawn t h e 15th of FEDICUARY NEX In the late October Lottery, No. 27, a Prise of .-E20,000, and No. 2,388, a Pme f £2,000, were both soul In Shares, at the above Office. Letters, post paid, duly answered. PRESENTS FOR YOUTH. hi published, and may be bail, with marry others, in morocco bindings, of John Colburn, Public Libra.y, Conduit-street, NAVAL APPOINTMEMTS. Captain QtJILLAM IS appointed to the commands:4oe Crescents Captain CitA wroao to the Hussar. • Captain KENN ern M•Kaseate to Hie Venus., Captain W. H. Valor hide Mermaid, armed en Betel Lieutenant R. HAaV&T la the Port Mahon. E. V. Groner to the Argo: Lieutenant Tit omA s Mina to the Tyriatt. Lieutenant B. J. BA AT to the Rapid. Lieutenant LAI NOG() to the Gladiator. Lieutenant W. Er Gloster to the hazard: Schema gratis. Bond-street, I.EABROOK VILLAGE and its INHABI- S TANIS, or History of Mrs. Worthy and her Family ; founded on Facts that occurred ha Dersetsidre, price 4s. d. In boards, or 51. halt-bound. 2. A rathcr's Tales to his Daughter. By I. N. Bouilly, Mem ber of the Philoteebnical Society, &c. atc. 2 vols. with Engrav ing., es. boards, or 9s. bound. 3. The wile Work in French, for the Use of Schools, 2 voh. 4. The Art of Pleasing in Company, exhibited in 18 Conver sations in Italian and French, 6a. 5. Zoological Anecdotes. By William Brewster, 241 Edition, 2 vat. 7s. " Young minds may reap considerable improvement from these volumes."—Monthly Review. Lieutenant PUXCUASZ to the Ecku. Captain Noar HY, •f the Royal Naey, Regulating ofiat at Limerick, is a.iceeeded by Captain O'BaltN, brother of Sir E 1• ward O'Brien, Bart. of Droinolatiii,•coonty Clare. ALL DRAWN IN ONE DAY. I` BISH respectfully acquaints the Public , that - A - • tin Whole of the STATE LOTTERY win be Drawn the 14th of NEXT MONTH, in ONE DAY, on a Tian entirely New.—TICKETS and nerve are selling considerably cheaper than last Lottery, at both of SISH's old-established Offsets, what, io the last Lately, 110 odd ta Shares, No. 47...........C1a5e A. . ..... C 20,000 2,228....»...... Clue 4572 "Class D l,OOO And Sve Prizes of X 40,000, and so other Capitals in the last Twelve Months, which were all paid on-Dcniand, at 4, CORN HILL, and 9, CHAR' NG-CICOS:z. BOTANY FOR SCHOOLS. This day was publishad, illustrated with forty-five beautiful En- Lraeings, price 7s. pialn, or iss. coloured, AGRAMMA It of BOTANY ; being compl ete ELEMENTS of that interesting SCIENCE, for the Use of :3chpoc,ll and Young Perecis, accompanied With Botanical Exer :.Sli, By R. I. 'THORNTON, M.D. Author of a new Family Herbal, illustrative of the Linneaa System, Etc. Thu Work Is the first regular attempt that has been made to ccconanodate the Science of Botany- to the business of Public !zerreinaries. The numerous Plates elucidating every Part of the •Systern, sad enabling the general Tutor to render Botany part of a sourer of Eduraticria withoet preliminary study, and with hale additional trouble. • Printed for list:nitro ?smite., Bridge-street,.l.ondcn, stud to be had of all Booksellers. Of whom may xisn he bad, Dr. Thornton's Family Herbal, with cuts, by Bewicke, prise X 1 115.64. and JC2 2s. lin Young Bossinis, wilt ow:terms' Plaits, Ss, MR. COOPER', SECOND VOLUME OF PRACTICAL SERMONS. This day was published, in 12min price is. in boards, the Second Volume, of PRACTICAL and FAMILIAR SERMONS, dealined for Parochial and Domestic Inwroction. • • By the Rev. EDWARD COOPER, Rector cf liamsrale, Reilware, and of Yoxall, in the County of Stafford, and late Fellow of MI Souls College., Orford. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, strand. Of whom may also be had, by the same Authors T, Practical and Familiar Sermons, volume Ist. Fourth LB don, itlmo. price ss. in boards. S. Sermons chiefly designed to elucidate some of the leading Doctrines of the Gospel, a new Edition, in Syo. prim to. boards. ••• Volume the second, to complete the former Edition, may be had, small eve, price Ss. in beards. A Sermon, preached on Sunday, December 9, 1810, it Ur• toseter, it, the County of Stafford, on occasion a Ihe Lleatk of the Rev. Jonathan Stubbs, M. A. prise lib • Three ships arrived yesterday from the coast of Franco. One letter from thence distinctly mentions, that Napoleon has declared to kis Foreign Minister that the United States shall support the cause of the one side, or the other, in the disputes of Europe ; ex pressing at the same time his indifference, whether they declared for France or Great Britain. Letters to the Ilth iust. from Ostend state, that a new regulation respecting licences has been establish ed by the French Government. Vessels, for the fu ture, must proceed to the particular port for which the licence is granted; while, under the previcus prac tice, they were at liheity to ent-r any other port and unload thereat. A Decree has also been passed, int. posing a duty of six francs per quintal on all horns, hoofs, and bones of; cattle exported. Letters from Buenos Ayres of the 25th of October have been received, 'which contain intelligence of some importance. They state, that at two o'clock on the morning of the lbth, the whole of the Cabilda of that city v‘we seized in their beds, and banished into the intericr, on suspicion of their having taken the oaths of allegiance to the Regency of Spain. The example of Buenos Ayres, k should seem, has not been so generally followed as has been stated in some accounts. The people of Paraguay have refused obe dience to the Junta of the former city, and sent art officer to the mother country to ascertain the actual situation of affairs there. About 200 soldiers sent against them had been seized, disarmed, and thrown into prison. A report was very current yesterday, but we know not on what authority, that an insurrection had broken out to a violent degree in Biscay ; that the. Spaniards had riser! th-ntalle, and had succeeded in destroying a considerable portion of the enemy's forces stationed in that province. It is added, that the Patriots were collecting in every direction, and that the happiest consequences were anticipated from their renewed efforts. Wednesday the Bow-street Officers discovered, in the upper storey of a house in a court in Drury-lane, various implements Of coining, together with an im mense number of pieces resembling half guineas, dol.! lairs, and siXpences, which, with a mat and three-women, they ciliveyed to Bow-street Office, where the parties underwent examination, awl VMS committed for a further hearing• ... COUNTY or ELECI TOM— Third Day.' Colonel Odell, 326; Colonel Monstll, 991.--Fotirth Day—Colonel Odell, 682 ; Colonel Moose% 406. MARX LAsra—Froni the late contrary winds coait• wise, the expected sufsplies are nut yet come to hand. Wheat to-day is nearly at last ricek Barley like. "rise. Malt heavy sale. White and Grey Peas are etch falling articles. New Tick Beans lower—Mrs. to 9135. Old as pci- currency. There ate not many Oats at market, and this trade continues nearly at our last quotation, and sales Of Flour at the late rte duction...General currency : Wheat 665. @Cs 9.25. Beane, 60s. SU. Fine ditto, Ma. 100 e. 'Tick diitn, 444. 31114 Rye, (new 345. gns. Oat*, its. ilk. Barley, la., 4Ya. Poland ditto, 301. Miss Malt, 66a. 7es. Rot atne ditto, SOL White Peas (Boilers) 45.. 5111 i Rape Seed 114.1 XS*. Fine tloar t oes. i• Sierafeesadi s 75s w Mt