Star. — London, England, 1819-04-17 00:00:00

GERMAN. 'A?BS• ; ALSACZ FEBRUARY' 26. - An Affray, attended with bloodshed, has taken Ow near Wessenburg. between some French and some Bavarian troops. The affair is related as follows t.-- About 100 paces beyond Wessenburg is the first Ba-• varian outpost; near this is a public-house, which is Inuthlrequented b , French troops of the garrison of Wessenburg. Two grenadiers were there some days , ago at the same time with some Bavarian soliiers, et into a quarrel AVlth them, and were beaten. Thef immediately fetched to their assistance some of their' comrades, who came in great numbers,And are siiid to have used the Bavarians very roughly. It is stated, that several are severely wounde 4. The nest ga j accounts will give us more particulars of i eirciust stance which is the more disagreeable, as the understanding between the French and the Bawari authorities has not hitherto experienced the sligb interruption, add the inhabitants are united by the ties of affinity. .._ -.. .. . - • We have hitherto wished , in vain; thattbe frontier on thiS • side' might be regulated. . This has not yet been done. According to the Tre aty, of Faris of 1815, a track of 150 toises in diameter, On the left bank of the' Lanike, beyond Wessenburg, shill belong to France ; but this track (a rayon) is not marked oat: hence arise many difficulties which it 'would be for theinterest of both sides to hale terminated. Simi lar disputes frequently arise - in the 'Mountains with tht'Douaniers. All this would not happen if the conditions of the Treaty were at length executed, and the frontier determined.. • • , THE EVENING srrAtt LONDON . . SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1819. THE FUNJS. PRIC! or SOTOCKS TKIS DAT AT OJE O'CLOCK S • Reduced 721 711 72 tyk. div.—Consols 7211 73 721 Cons. for Ac. 731 72k751 73-3kner Ct.Bl e;. div. 4 per Cent. 901 ex. div.--5 per Cent. Navy 104 Bank tong Annuities 1419 ex. div. India Stock 221-India Ikmds 36 38 Pre. Exchequer Bills 2 5 pre. The Paris Papers of Wednesday arrived this fore noon.—The Chamber ,of Peers had a public sitting on'Tuesday. The new Peer, Marshal Count Joon- DAN, took the oaths and his seat. The titles of ano. tiler of the late creation, Baron de NONTALEAtIERT, weig produced, and examined by a Ccimniiitee, ivito yieported in favour of their validity. The Minister of accompanied by Chevalier ALLENT, and Vis -'lliiitit ileTloo M ,:as Commissioners of the iro, after 44rFdi iieVniglartathe 'Chamber a project of law on u. seity494es.rnsposed on property for the defence •flof•-tbetStrite, • The Chamber referred to Thursday vrarinination of this project in the Burnam, ie . & ]n eerie: al assembly. • " I'VoilkiOrthe day called next for the diseuselon the inirstt of law. for, opening throughout the Di. tip*Mikestatauxilierrbooks to the grand book of the{ fiftiMie debts :No Member having inscribed his nerve • tu' ,P „• • " eak *gnat the . project, the Chamber did not .;:ihink it necessary to hear the orators inscribed for the • 4et i pi f e, but proceeded at once to the vote. The ituai ber of MeMbers present was 175,.01-whom GS' voted for the rejection of the project, and 112 for its adv. - tion—majority 49. The Minister of Finance after- Wards presented to the Chamber the project of law ,op. tobnce adopted by the; Chamber of Deputies, The Chamber ordered it to be printed, along with the spetEh 'in its favour delivered by. the Minister; and appointed- Saturday for its discussion. The Chamber ought next to have proceeded to die •diaauution of, the proposition for a law to substitute 4titne Other punishment, instead of transportation, Which 'hid been previously re-examined in the Bu . Te3lus;* lstit they decided on referring it Co a special Committee of tve Members, which was nccordingly rowed. o •.-11) IfIVSIq.I.IW. . :. : ' , The ilsiniedih Aitihasiador ., had am audience tithe inici:al: l l. ll4?t, . . jia took leave of his;l4l .A f: 4tr,, COr4 t 40. P!:4. o d a il was hied for ,, ii'l OFifinfitp - 44Vi) 0F.gen.44r,,. - , .. ;:ieleirtilloei taidollexikati I gnawed • of the atteer i - ro t 3 1tiiitilittitiii'PoieJerlitattititeekots, *Vent nit s B4t Wteitattit i hill,ii ISlV.iiiiiii• 4'o l o.4slii"nt i i i, 5 , ; ; . . 1. 4 , :i ii . ne ...4-, - .it ii ty , ;,4i4 kia.i ... i i ii4. 4 4l.. • iheiittycsitilingsmny .14 lo t II •; c ,i,:r. iquxlii 5 ! i , ,! , 1 :. IsitainniADlDVSPXlinifiliiiii tblitaiVilt ebtlif -"I 'iiijire(iit6 : Pue!hrt : ritct ib las' , lllg: illd*OiliCiMON WjdowliOdct hi 4ioiigiit nijli g'lartn .. .4 Bala 'ale of twins born I,2ih I.pe' enthei. ; noi r: . t 0 0.... . U . 1.... east the accredited new* at Munich.: ; ,!,„ .1 ,si;ap: t - :french 6 per CAMS.. Tnestal,.6l fr.. etbievi 7.)c l u-.41: PRIVATE SWIVEL • • :.,' •Ii 1:.1:4%:', - • “As to the letter suppositieui wirtatmot suppose the Pin mositiitejurr Ignaribt of the state of Aunts,: and Itiii i iieajobible spirit . Of the Ultras, as I to 4'70 wr itteei blatter, such as the fears of some of our putaanee asatibeti him, and we trust that Eng. land wilt not-attempt. to interfere between the King and a set of ungrateful wretches who are a dishonour loot`only to their,cOuntry, but to human nature." We have this morning . received New 'Poet Papers to the 15th ult. 40stosi Papets to the same date, and those of Halifax to the 211d'alt. The Commercial ;Advertiser of the 13th pieselts, , apar rletails !esecc,t tfig the operations of the Chili Nrio* , ic squatltmsof Which we have not before hadli, ds official 45414 .though the result has bob knomfor sometime: PROM THI oAtirtil rltritAtilkatitAß% . mutt Letter fro* tholliiiiiittaitt-Oetieral of tlfe Forces of ChilitO SiiPrei*Orec'• tor of State; dateol,NOiisiberS, .1818, on board the ship Genera Sao Wanda, in the port of she Wand-of Santa Maria: " Most Excelkmt**--On the 10th dad 'alter I :ailed from ValPiraiiii . with the tgOadron under my command, consisting - Of the ship General San Mar tin, of 60 guns, frigate Lautaro, 46 grans, corvette Ghacabuco, 90, andthe brigantine Arancano, 16, we took the wind at 'S. E. and immediately stood off to lose sight of land in.oliedionce to your Excellency's orders. At eleven on the following morning we your sealed packet inelosing the commission with which your Excellency has honoured as, direct ing our course to the Island of Mocha, but calcu lating that the enemy's .convoy would make a wider navigation, I resolved to extend my cruising ground to intercept their rout to Lima. _ . " It is true that a little delay was the consequence of this measure; but it secured two objects—the pro bability of meeting the convoy, and the opportunity of time to put the squadron in the best order for service ; which I can assure•your Excellency, by la bouring night and day, we bad accomplished on the 13th day of our cruise, oti the,night of the 14th day we lost the corvette Chacabuco, Without knowing the cause until the 91st. At noon on the 26th dav, I found myself in the latitude•of Talcahuano,_ and abouilileaguei distant &pin the . Port. I then gave orders for the Arancano to reconnoitre tbe - place, and report what vessels (and their chlizaaien! ~ he fetad there to the. sqoadronnt'llinia•Sttak" 'iiiil(*ii -1110 e'fePingi ri!arging,*thi t **C ' u ," 6 ' ' I j uryismt r #P,.?%140 we 1 9iia . .***6N3,41iii; i* laidisir to wows in tbt night.° landsruniist is( , au- eatek Beth Rind; , I determined to apProach ber,ttaii. en Noels 'hat• by . darlight. We were notdissippolit and as day llawned' we discOvered ber to be ais whaii4 ship,' which hod Wen 10 days atthislslan He : informed that a Spanish frigate (Mary Isabella,) had, on the 22d, passed for Talcahuano, and left *five men on shore, who thinking by our flag, that We were a part of the convoy, came on j board and delivered a' packet from the Captain of .the Navy ; Isabella, which contained an order.thit -all the.Captaini of the trans_ port ships bad arrived at Conteption at the orders of Sanchez. They told . us also; that by Araono th4y were informed of ;the arrivek,4 4 ,4"i more. Wittcliffs ii!forn;latioN. I.;_CRidd,,oot Ida. a moment in starting for Talcahuano, osengsgerthifrigste nod the vessel I might find there: ter ibnie trratai#l I re gretted the separation' from tisejyaticatiO, much More the Want' of the t 4 44eakce s litt. ambitious that :the navy of Chili s hould meek ha lies of• birth at the epoch of its glory, I resolved to sacrifice miyeey to the , objecti. or, at one blow; 'id Dice it in v . degrbe of elevailoit that wbelliittia trick g* EiroPe• . .; . iiving summoned the':Captiiins 44:44 1:4111- 0 , ASSi•Of the I (limbed my design and ray of attack, they at once tplitoeed, and wt had td'etteutc: At eight ja Cbe eie:nieg - *e" 44: , caliz. A t day. light f en:Ae'2 . 4th, theoeh4l . .eria ; omtherly, and the wentharlisagns,:ahki.,,At eight the wind was faded fr om t h e 4 , 00 4 sh* totitoti ftighlfui, ittid we pressed ittiott4.*t.'' ft &ran - we Astoioered the frigate 10041,1040qN4.15404);)we gave 64. a sii;4l arsplayed.our signaL:l At moon wc doubled Nay& Or Quinippeina,"lnd:sig t -d i r an if or the port, a4d . 514 ) .064;nt glees an anion- Omni celculated to test the, merit of indivldard,s, and di oar Officers have given Most wassykreeisliariofs Of their capacity and valour , . I beg.leava'ecrrecammend to goer Excellency, by , name, the Captains Williata,Wilkinson and Charles Wooster, Iclt if elr lilt of heroes). They all deserve the thanks, .ceantry, .. We 104 41oly 27 killed. and rl wotlidpiiiihillios preset* . rat Excellency., • many years. 46 swum& SIAN= ENCALADO: Commodore Maness, in = lettni - tp.hiS fliends, pub lished in - the iarneAper, says.. '.'fie Queen Mary Isabelle, for which we' have so 'Much 'sighed, • hat' lenge) in my power. , She is a almost beautifid ibip and a most admirable sailer. "No wise! in the South' Sest, or perhaps in the world, can sail with :hei, .111. 1 her•loptioOk from Cadiz I find her tun to have ten '.lB miles andla half in za hour. Her:arn,raent .nf vine, she was only two years old Whe,. `from Cadiz, has not made one drop of most plentifully supplied with water,'" Captain Cocitt arrived here in,l7-414;taleii:4411! Cayes, informs that all General 1 1 1 6 Gingoles1 . 0,11, hid deserted him at Aux Cayes . owing tote arigit of funds for their subsistence. FROM THE BALTIHOEI TELLGEAPH OF THE 10T11. ." A great sensation has been produced in the United States by the publication, in the Natipnal In-. telligencer, of" " Strictures on" Mr. 4acock's Report on the Seminole War," coming from the officiakpa per. It is believed, that the Government of America intend supporting the disgraceful proceedings of the sanguinary Jackson." These strictures fill 5 columns. The American Papers contain particulars of a-de structive fire at Petersburg (Virginia); also one at Philadelphia. PROM TUE MONTREAL PAPER. The Kitig against the Earl of ;Selkirk mid others; A bill of indictment for a conspirney to ruin - the trade of the North West company;, aid impoverish the partners thereof; was found.4 - tlin Grand Jury, against the Earl of Selkirk, tce . .lke. The Jury, af ter some deliberation, returned a verdict in fa: our of the plaiatiffs—Damages £5OO, Halifax currency." THE ARMY. liratirday, a detachment of the BSd Regiment lilt Chatham for Giaresead, to embark for Ceylon:. • FUNERAL QF THE LATE COLQNEL HEM.. It having been determined Ayi the Light H( Volunteers of London and Weihninstiei'diat late most took RIES. mina& Aowv sion, of which was grand,' of carriages, nien, friends - lion through ,standing the previous unfavourable state of the:wea ther, were now crowded with spectators. Full Reports are sent doily to all.the branches of the Royal Family_of the state of the D u k e o f Y ORK , b y Sir HENRY HALFORD any/Ir . MACGREGOR. The former ' continues in con t attendance upon his Royal Hig hness , . to take every po ss ibl e precast i on , to , guard agamit fever. The following was the Bulletin' issued yesterday : WIXDROR CAM; APRIL " Ills Royal Ifigkaess the Duke of Tout remains free froth fever, siod is otherwise doing well. (Signed) " HENRY TIALFORD. " P. MACGREGOR." Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of GLoucerrza had a select party to dinner. The Duke and Duchess of KENT arrived at Bins+ - ids on Sunday last. Yesterday the Royal &c. received letters from the Dukes of CLARENCE and CAMBRIDGE, Hanover, tue contents bf them, we are extremd happy to say, are rem favourable. The Duke CLARENCE has recovered tivm his late attack. Duchess is- gainiagt strength, and going on very l well towards recovery. The Duchesi of CAMBRIDGE and t 'the young PR I N CE u r n going on well in eve r y Aspect" The...letters are dated the Bth instant. Lord SIDMOUTR was bettir yesterday, but unroo f . tunately his Lordship is still unable to pot his foot to the ground. • ' "c ; • The Doke of hioarttorn is recovered from his late ieveue attiok of the gout- . • Or Fitikterd 431Y111)11 6 r.hiS seen 'confined during 'e3as forur Irritaitttlefiile gout. Yesterday mr4itisunt Marchioness of HERE DUB for Pavilion CON.VLtics. ROYAL EXCHANGE. to the pa:rawer holidays very transacted yesterday in foreign Excha•agei, dose was at last Tuesday's prices, ..otx!rdam 11. si. to 6. Paris 24. , burgh MOTCiNG-LANE. tatee has rather improved this week cwt. advance has been given upon the 'sold at the last East India ComPtiny's 'shim done has been partial and limited. don in prices of other descriptions is vi a public sale, which took place yesterday and 214 bags Plantation Coffee, the - were as follows-160 bags middling dling Dutch 119 s. to 121,. which is rather upon the former prices ; 11 casks mid, imaica 1195.6 d.; 10 ditto good ordinary -five ditto fine ordinary foxy 1155.; nary 1905.; twenty-four bags Dutch darna 1175.64. per cwt. Suggs of all descriptions still continue and the markqs remain very-dull; fine Only in request, and from their scarcity , ..rice ; ordinary browns are Is. per cwt. almost unsaleable. In refinod Saga: .doing..pnd prices ate rather lower. A vaunah,Sugar was put up for sale on ' taken.in at 41s. to 434 per cwt. for w: A itinall parcelofe.Aaolin'a Rice sold tion on Wednesday, * - 465. to 475. per Pepper, Pimento, and other Spices, Without any alteration - in prices. At a 269 bags of Pimento, on Thursday, disposed of at Bd; a sta. One lot at 8i At a Public Sale of 214 hhds. Virginia tutty Tobacco, a few fair lots were 635. Sd . a 675 . Bd. but a great p roportion in at about Bd. per lb. _ . MISCELLANEOI3. A. Public Sale of about 1,389 Elephant' and Scrivelloes took 'place on Wedirs•- small proportion sold at 1.11 .10s. a £29 bond t. six Teeth, £3l 15s. a -142.1-ss.ir large: Sea Horie Teeth, bought it at Twenty tons Camwood u bought is Cat Vine packages Guinea .Graint,•49-13‘ hundred weight.' . • .. : &considerable sale-er•Buttectook•place dny r aid sold at a.-seey ghat reduction, - kin: Waterford Butter, first, 695. a 7.56 a 665.-Carlow, &sec 114 7 iza: 889. secor 't.tpd.- , 4111-dittolldblitt; 70s. a 6.1ii154,L=:.609 MesiiyAiXt,:76s. 672.1110 - clitto Betfi'st; second, *1:-. 1- -.460 3 ditici"Fritaiiar t ii t io 635. 56i. 6 1 1-66' ~d.a ilBs.td.L.4o,6ol9Eatni May eft: perktt l .4-45 did Crieshiri ..• • Sale of Wool took place on off rather low, it consisted of of South American, 4d. to sp. one lot ` Vigonia 3s. I Id. 10 bales Smyrna Sd. and 6d. HI bales German Wool, chiefly Saxon quality, fair asi 'some fine, 2s. to .ss. ordinary and coarse Is. ld.o ls. 10d. eight bales Cape Wool 19d. to 201 d. am cask Coney Wdol 4s. 2d. per lb. five bags 3s. per lb. cOtlrtif ittitrill: *'. The moroi*contemplate the ippiriOulOpcts of that spirit or specilltive eaterprizisci. characteristic of the present day, the more disgust do we feel for lie . principles 'from which they emanate, were the *Foes whose want of integrity prompts them to ha. Suet the fortUneiß 'their fellow-creattwes, to be the only sufferers.b,y the failure of their ill-adsised spe- Culations; we: should rejoice at their downfall as a wen.oriteg famishment for their misteoduet; but, wbeilitinfise fed #r ibtis indiTM Witied,bhOle4t4ei.o; . the victims to the ittliwudenCiel4.o4 l r!di4stoeOptactices, we cannot but experience .eniotitana .df Ibeidespest couunisera tititx at the' fettic:tt thmo orb d become so unfortu nately involtic" The late 'd,steiiiiite?fiffrure at Manchester is but one of t hose uttaWous instanses which .it has unfortu nately been our task. to record lately of the effects cf the overipeculitioni to which the Cotton Markets have been exposed, by the powerful influence of au immense capital invested in this branch of trade; reaction sup• unnatural a - artificial, Judea houses, whereas report it is sboulJ enquirei iniy be . Per- Cot.. t amps et ~▪ ~ K?f dreri:V o r e 18 0 411,0 2 4 PUce .0040. Y s .l.*4l l chgred her gimigiAbik , NOM ttliti • when bopetb in nin 17nsInportn; hich are airettate.ialletertidand.taiassestvialimostittthe • lartblatii : • • lot 110 i, ; and • tigstflointtby WWI atithe * imr s iigb4, ;it m i ta' • Boca will *Wile Owing f e dear Walitailiftir .; AlieW 14 - 44 . !ttittuhaL ITO ; Watt* 00 twat tris4.X . Q a t wis tran s ' dagtzelia 44,* chancy and h4e tlituresiteceii will ilia. &dm Uttle was ▪ autlica44a; and dbey retpactfullyiatiatupoe.-i the toiafidbakeltYciktia6ol 6f opt meta* Seldom Atasterdai :.worthy . Commandant, Colon 4 I:inantes,. wt. w 031,'. t 514 - 4 . ityir buried with military honottrt;l:Aroleoe-_,,,...,, ; ,,,... Ali ' place this forenoon: • Stain : 'eli 4 io" . " ° *•' se 'procession left beadluattene ditteolibl proceeded down Chance 4, it ife, ‘ Vd.'ohl-1 Middles Biel Temple-bat and th e. ' Lbbey, the place of interment . - pri*es- • hich we gave the - prograra:oniiVednesiay, 6 "•, 66 * a ' 9 d,' solemn, and impressi v e 'A .loitKvivn• Ms. 'n‘ ;es, belonging to Noblemen ai t t ' inkbfil ads of the deceased, followed " &Fes- L N ehielt pent ugh the different streets, which, ntotwieh m , r c 4 . 4.4. •., --., ....r.c....1.01 ...II ..urns ones or essay- : • • -.• ~- " PAR% 'Arm 41. i vihenehrteit'll Allot Altestasi is" - w-kii g if6o / fiih.l a i 101t6 left town) et the Pavilion at Brighton but at length ' the bubble - la - a; - burst , 7.7 - ; - n - ci - t - he raw :. •. n The Fevenef of Lord IVRITWOR/11 a Pist*Phei and a ,t er ;, ti flitfillel4:.di l i4 . e ii ' ee - .•' - glatirstily ifrift . hei : 011penial *Monty Court was produced by the inability of the large holders to .produced . * ftillit!illikUirh , hritielii elfeii; ileri *l . Nikand i ki,eoigf47..fili*lfsisWirllip;':i4 l I .. l , l4 •!irthlt: 4:%4A_W-the:( for the pmpose port prices any longer has occasioned as unnatoi I::iMe.viiiits 4 hilt Wai* *4o6int !§ilit s . mid eicetihit .jog My Psilat : shm44 l 4 bi a iiii ns g ai i, si i t i w a ll a s li' poele : a gia i l t ir sa j . %..": 1 17"tel lfc ecease ji ;the depression in Cotton as its former value was artifi i s t;Prib;hip is4o..a . :fieiUlf 4 ;9 l e_ l .somuselfl ogi‘!—.be it leid parpmen, Avow ekdentimibehe lismdsitliS) ago elowilllatiosiv.4 Thenbittifii O'CALLAGHAN pro.°N. and we very much fear that the failure above alh • was , liar"° ll 6 Ifl' __...." 111 - the Peaceof Alnillagt , eh Argek be I s * g ar #bdulltlistitce.4l4:PoitilitAlsoif fit petton to fill to. as it must of -course involve many more ha - ASIA& StighilMestedollvte hseaklafare shemade it, . 0; an d t a l i thol s ivo e4. l*..,e^_44: -, *Be vhdiiicyi.and *A esalkictiihy of public .ecksfi.; may be the cause of a further depression, win * iind it new ciiitealik itleset* of war—hit it come, !alp, • t ie i s Ati iiiEdii4 A i h ,...A i a - 7 T.a dj ., • i t•,,.-. 2 Iv amaimigiviseq. ththeidedthe Medal s we e were in hopes of being soon enabled to re br 47 1 1 P4Wit t edi 1 'oll' a kti et fr" riiiici 16t - aiaMi as* POW ' L- '' 7.4' • ii!"as''arkillinalle"" •. t°llll46ll 1 , 111 . 61 " .17 ' . aild .SOMthin . like steadiness in this article, which o pgyA t_ , __ ~ .., , ..., . .., . . , VI 1 .tv tatcloradribeltaal /with bed .- -.• :-,-..,,.. ~ :.- • . : • • g 2311101ga to thil .1 1Balgv rotHriGiArating agaiststAlsesso , tau to take ilet-sawMpbeitlatiL hi lbibilibi . __,. ' 1 ." irostOderthil wo i pe 4 b ia ,t- it iik h ist *important to the mannfacturiog interests -sh litimidonfofelsomitvlsessi andissiesies ossw Whfak4fsti:exetsitest .. ifig'ittai:tettet4kyi.7 l ieslia t apesei 'lad sielleesett‘lhe.felailiaelotthefel. be subject" very littlrauctuatim •. • 11413 1: 114 :j g gi a % 111"1PP6619416 ir 4cfe 1111164 / 1 14 / 1 / Nt a *Cii ii iti n ;t ' .i . ; 1 ; 11 22:44y 4614 N iftla g gi t i t- 60 itilleltaitiktteaibLklistm. Bengal Cottons - have been r•ghet' more IMO • " 1 3,, t j et !, l , o • lei de * 0 1 0 8 04 111 * ,:.441i,=411C ' ' a &AIN Wili*ti 1"3"1114. "Ceadetlagh) °"4". . T VA . . rye s ' L css ihr p4.ltitiOsi : :PO plices . Mi INAN'Arlot•Chilli delkkliptitutlerehditrineii , • ,fet l a t. !C --- " -) . ' • . . 11,:i; •-t1 1-, 11_, , .. 1 _... 34 . o:itii aro . i . abon. Ames oto , *FiAkcj r • i ° * ee , , anatapahnokitarik nficotheftwolo yr. armd,4:fee.Mabiii .. r... LI :;L . .1:,-• ', -. 40 4 000 14 4, 0 1*9t.... , .id,Pti lb' F .11 . 1e .41.0agegiPail 4 6 - 400 xliwthing oo ma ;Is IMO albeit AIM CmilliteleiScldetalbirAttvivalliA " *Amin • • , Chnsiner FA Vairiaii. .91 140111 1:Niso juisrqueet seb." I" these goal j oidde a s theiliptidi , stud feels' mossy at the 11 1 1 4 e114 fr " ' et - 441 0 1 11( 1 4 • "'"'•if. 41.0. -mom modrdis-likinii. bingorerrecercelsere,. , we have •co Deuce as i ma i l i d iami ew ie dfrappeare to m i l i tate akaist th i t .I. air io ..wmila I lii i k•!•.. .^ r.. . -444•.• • bet. fil y, 0 l'Y 41 0 11, . 1t. ..'l • I ' S 1 inl. fi n " .in t h s ig a * To kt epke of Demeraia 1 bi i rE aa Til — a r dl iiiiirt44 .owt that war 444 4010 .4 4. • it , , 991 , {chi , 1 "Villypen . . •iit ervr• ••r... 1 " • ~ .1, ••• 1. - 1.!. '-?%01.,111J :•.:•:.- • .• ;• 2 • Pio . 4 1614.4 amilliiiii . isiminr: .: •,.:• - , ... IT% _, 4 WetV aOT.ettI.O4.WAVVIOITs .01)CFM1/11.1' KGE. . s very 'hu e iv - . Ka Exchanges; aft pikes, ; 24, 5. and E. • - s week about 5 5 ., theCherih no .„ any's sale. Th t limited. 'nes. IS is very trivi a l, • esterday, of 53 the prices !ling and h is rather a s middling fo g y , dinary ur s. :on s. ; nine casks :eh damage,' 1 . 4 5 $ continue doclia; ; fine qu a F t l es arcity per cwt. lower, Sugars very lit t l e i er. A parcel of e on Thursday, a . fur want rf e sold by public au s. per cwt. duty pa ; ;prices, are very At a Public Sal e , lay, a few lot s sr t at 8141. per !h. , Virginia and lir were sold at a()e- portion were boui.. 9 Elephant's T Wednesday, and . a £29 per cwt la. Tor cars,-1 • in at 16s.- per lb is at .El&allti 1:74) st CIO Ss. p .n r: • Foot place on Thu !action, Tn. 985 fr 7.55. second, lkls seconds, 70s. a '%'s GSs. fourthi, 70s. a 71s. sari... a 78s. seund mind, 665. third, lc Eva; &h. a 735. 6d.- per cwt.-400 bal. -66 - Atio Waterford Main May Cheees, Cheshire Cheeses, place on Thorsen, isisted of 30 serous one lot 7d. one ens R - :" pl-.. ~~~ , E'mj4,4rief 'qe"' l ,* v , • k. II 1! i\ ;1 ~'r ~~~ ~~ .~' ~ 4 , x. _ • t