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..; .received him seriotiily ''of - of not -bang able of surrender. were was OffiAid-du - form ~ so Mina; ' the terms Mr. plea rmer ..1 'Wit. Robert Locust, brig, beaten to ' and it Uvr . Ps" 20. 1, the several I Id gait Liarji• by their 'ipritOog 's ttrALL te be 1714 y . putterially shorta itstloss Physi- Lord:E.aoos, CNAA' were ,1611. State. vriLLIS. FROM PIOYO nth on Two •but not- bring a were they COSSA C IC action the Sp sing's fit o Lord o.Gentic- Euglirki to this been re- by the . ti.E.."Arxti, 27. hag ;s troops in the immedi.tte t ADMIRALTY-01F1Ch, IstAz Al 17 e. it Illy I 5 rat i , , I V WO yf two letters from Captain Sir George Ralph Collier, . of.Xis..l4ll.o4lship tiry Seree_llsere, addrereed to Admiral Sir Charles Ovals) Bart. and transmuted by rbe latter to John Wilton Csoks; t Ert. His Majesty's ekip S nr reillante e at Co:Unita, Noi.3 4. 1 have the satisfaction -to ad d, that every thing English 6 , ot,aeot of :Gijon, and that I' learn - all, the „• emmunitten and military stores, uit ethbirked, with the exception of the carman te•fnre . alludbit tte were destroyed. , •-- is 4 .f . , His Maierty's ship Suivelllante' at CiSkiinfilt,:liftiv. le. ' The wind blowing hard fromthe N.N.W. has pre- vented the Lyra with her convoy from &Wing for England, and this day his Majesty's ship . Iris arrived; . and from an inclosure to Captain Chtistran I received your le:ter No. 5.' :t. . I have the honour to inclose Captain Christian's ..' report of hisproceedings since nay parting with him off Bermeo, by which you. :will perceive how seriously the Guerillas annoy the enemy in the . PreVitite'ol , .. - Biscay and. GuiPuscoa. It appears tlistr;' with : the g - assistance of the Iris, Don Gaspar, after' effecting - , ..,.-e. •• . k'. his landing, completely blocked up the gairharn of . Deb , ' in their fortified house, which, not -hang able 1...- ':' , to resist the fire from the launch , snitinidered, ~,. • amounting to 5'•1• men. • From hence Gaspar immediately procerOed to the neighbouring town of Motrico, where, by' the uoitec exertions of Captain Christian, the same: number e. • • the enemy were obliged to an unconditional surrender ,In this service two of the enemy's launches weri takerf, and whateirer. French public property wa f and was taken or destroyed. • In the Iris have ale? arrived upwards of 301 French prisoners, with a prepertion of French Ofl cers; among which number it is said is an Aid-du •e Camp of Bonaparte, Colonel Cenoeieri. They iorr •'... a part of the remains of the last corps which was s ' • entirely deteated by the iedefatigable Guerilla, Mina W.) of the enemy were killed or wounded, and tb remainder, WO,. made prisoners. • ..,.• Captain Christian speaks in very favourable tern -, of the activity and zeal. of his First Lieutenant, M `:'Collingwood, oit the• lent service ; and I hare ple fore le adding my testimony to the same.tie form ' occa.siouf. .. • • . • ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, DECEMBER ft.. Rear-Admiral Foley has transmitted to John W ' 'see CI oker, Esq. a letter from Lieuteratit Robe s 4','• ~ ,F e ir, commanding his Majesty's gun-vessel Locu living an account of his having-, on the 25th instal .. . driven on shore, near Calais, a Frerch national bi • welch, from the violence of the surf, teas beaten pieces : • -she appeared to have troops on board; and es supposed several of the men must have pkishetl. tlior Military Promotions. Bankrupts, eke. see the taw pale . . l'H fl 1.2, V 14.. NIN (i STAR. - . ~ • ._ . _. __ - , LONDON. ' . F • --...... . . . 4'•"., ,• - MONDAY, DLCEMBER SO. t • ' PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY At' ONE ITctoCIE '-'•••• ... . i per Ct. corn, for rriot..ey :hut—Ditto for opt. tial 14 . . &per Ct. Reduce.l 44U-4 per Gent. Talk r , • . . Navy 5 per Ct. sbut—bonds -.-s. I ils. pr.--Onaniuns 1 dia. • Inch. Mile (111.) par to s4..aa.—Doto (std.) is. to ta. pre —.-- - THE KING. '...,. 44 Wisosoß-CASTLR, DIEC. 29 " We had yesterday the fullest attendance (I Queen's Council that ha 7, taken place for sere weeks past, as only the Archbishop of YORK and 1 , . .. Wreeneesee were absent. Ail the three Law Lo were present ; which probably was occasioned by tl anxiety to have more than one opportunity of(ornt a judgment as to the actual state of the King's ter -• dy, previous to the quarterly Report, which is to made on Saturday next, .and upon which there r be a legislative proceeding in the two Houses of 1 liameat. His 14..resre is certainly not mateti t 4 worse, but the signs of capacity have been ttsboi : ' duration, and his whole habit has been more its: . and disturbed. After the examination of threPta ; ~„ clans and the audience of her MiJCSTV, I.otirEl..l h,,C L. • Lord ELLExaoltoucti, and Sir WILLIAM Cifillyr I ) present in the King's Room during his dinner. Si The Bulletin is as fillinvcs : . `,„ , t • " %lecher Castle, Dee. as, 11 • ; • o. : a The KING continues nearly in the same stay , . (Signed) . a ti. isaevonn. M. MAIM. 44 W. HICREIMEN. J. vtua.c " U. WILLIS: ' ' . . . . . IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE ' P.RC a, . GIBItAL,TEIII. AND :CADCZ.,I- „ 1... The Cossack, of 22 guns, arrived at totftfrobt ~ Baturday from' Gibraltar and Cadi .;., i. She tests Gi oi ;. . tar on the Sth,. and Cadiz •on the 11th instant. ..':,:,, days before she left Gibra lta r there were 85. i it• . French troops drawn up against that place,. Inn • 4 withstanding all their efftarts,- "they could nie bri . single gun to bear upon the garrison; re r were able to do the net st trifling damage. The Cos also brings an • account of a Inngcoetested 'a .. w. s, having been fought near Tarifa, in which the Uiarde went victorious. • • . i• An English and a Spanish 'Agent, two $ Messenger=, one Colonel and - one Captain from ..., .. WEILINQP`N'S atmy, and three American-G . men came passerigers by the cauAGA. The El ,1 • Ind Spanish Agents are said 1 0 have ,cji . ins.; s • eonntt y respecting some money Which 44 he • , Gently remitted from the River Plate.. ' . - Th e f o il„„ i ns are the details brought b • Cossattse; . ~ • 0 CADIZ, NOVEMIV ' . • -ii We haveirseived news From Vnleecie . 'as 1 . , . tier ell.st instant, : On the prece4ieg day oar * - bunted die parapets, constructed by the er.emy, enhurbs of 4un'iedro, Altlora);t, and the irog wttich " A considerable portion of mu.kets sent tur The Dublin Pipers of Thio. ..ar s , is gone up the baxbuur to refit. Th e MALI A -, • generous allies, htd an ived there, and we Clow that this wonting , c4intain the reauk ollliik &liberations. i was this day paid wages, and is expeetri to sail oa the Spanish divi.,i,.n, waich invaded: Arraz,ron, have We " 3 ' l " the following article on the sub j ect S' sm morrow for the Mediterranean. Sailed the Litt:r..ti., - obtained and continue to obtain fresh advantages. The Milk!, .Evemins Port: • • '' . fox Rochefort. The French craps, commanded by General Boanet,.: . " Dublin Evtnitag Post (Ace, hatpin Three e'cloci: PORTSMOUTH, DE('LAIRER It!. consisting of front 4 to 5000 men, That latey invaded . . " Aggregate Meet ng, held at the Theatre in Fish- Arrirea the Cutusriat: VII. man of w 4 r, and-lEfte -the principality of the Asturias, have again evacuated amble-street. Thursday, December `47, R i ght !i9 n • s l oop o f war horn the Downs. Sailed Lis Majetty's ' it, after plundering Oviedo and committing the most Earl of Flxoet.s. took the Chair. 1 ships GANYMitAt and Daaimotuatir. horrible excesseq, by which our enemies continue to , " The Aggregate Catholic Meeting, the most nit- DEAL. DreEvattt ift.), increase every day the aversion of the Spanish nation merous, and most respectable for property and talents Sailed his'Majesty's ship Cialual lAN . V 11. for Pun towards, them." which ever took place in Ireland, has just conc s lutled ' Um .. • ,: Came dos/TI fECIEU the Rivet; a tew s-ii s.! " DECEMBER 9.—The intelligence from Valencia the important business of the day, Lord lINOALL suerchausosen, and ten more are now is orkinj comes down to the 28th ult. at which time nothing was called to the Chair, toad eight Resolutions were , through the Gulls. . - . new had occurred. General Ballesteros had, with adopted. .. , ._._... 'TOsta.tir, Dir:EMBAn es. 5000 men, embarked at Gibraltar to sttike some de- " A Bard, consisting of, upwards of 450 Gentle. r 4,. ut . Into . this Bay his Majesty's ships Trnistst ant chive bloW; which we believe will fall upon *til.iga wen from every part of the country, is appointed to. s -t. i *VAteNAI4, from Portsmouth, witi.a a convoy, Leval or Granada. . prepare an Address or Petition (as - way be declne4) go the Mdditerrasuras. About four o'clock A. M. - " There is reason for . supposing that the head- p r oper) to the PRINCE REGENT, on the assent viola-, L. ,.._ wavy gale Came on t Whelk ti l t Nlinerva, PATM, an quarters 'of the Fifth Army will be removed to AWca lion committed on the rights of the subject, w h ile ! about ; jot other, were obliged to slip. and run tc, del Obispo. We have information from Valencia to engaged in the very act of preparing l'Okits in Br' n -Om Idiom thou artivild , in utter. T'.. the 26th ult. ; the enemy had begun to Fite the7r ar- both Houses of Parliament. The AddreiseitT4i. osiosob,eomeon;oderi te asta the cons uy is ' gettirt b L - • tillery against the city. lion, however, to the Rarsca Reoeitr, is nbt isc be l ,d eeieeib i,.. • "It is said the French intend to batter Tarifa presented to his Royal Highness until the restriations , , - .° ' YARMotril - t, LtEtTrAttilt as. with heavy artillery, for which purpose they are that incumber his Government shallbe renroietly. ' Arrived the tNettrioti from the Noro. hound t opening roads for its conveyance." i " The Meeting was hell at the Little Tnettrej lieligclani with convoy ; th: Co ANTIet tarn, CAM: " ALCANIA, Nov. F. ' Fishamble-street, and it is not an exaggeration to say and some MEAgskri ft„ Si-snits, from the Di,was ; "On 28th ult. entered in Moletia an en em y' s that thin: were, at least, 2 000 Ixtti" iitt""le (4 •thi..„ Heligoland under convoy of the Pixett4tl gun hril the "-' - ' ---' -' •of 2(Y30 infantry and 100 horse, i door, awaiting the result. - . . . . ' I sailed di , sloop of war and. hree Cantu.- _ .. . . .. .? ItIF , I i '!f rlr"-- . , .1 0 ! .' .. ~, ° SECOND =minx. - sue 1 4 0RIEJA ._ • r-2.--.:' , 4 ' •s. • • k RAIKGRIS LhiSOlYhOlo Leverets Snipe.—Winil N‘S ' • f'" -. .!.. - " Dublin Evening Post calks, five o eloqr.. ~.•,. 14 The following are the Resolutions passed di the ''' '-' ' ' Aggregate [sleeting this day : —•*; ' EDWARD GIUIYITIfs Esq. (Captain of the Flutl.'. ri ...,A 3 Flat) landed Ott Portsmouth on Thursday, item t At a very numeristis Meeting of the C at lin ICI 6 Armada, and set (I fsir his seat at IV . ti am, f•A V of Ireland, held in Dublin; at the priv•e Theatre, it? few days. • tele is not, at present, the least sp; Vishanible-street, on Thursday, the '.!6t11 Decembers.; -rem intention in the &Wilt fleet tu tesstnie any 1811, the Earl of FINGALL in the Chair, . . • tire operations during the winter. " Reaolvol, That it appears to us, that the GeneraiCommittee Oa Friday Admiral Sir J,A3JACI SAUMARER rct of the Catholics of Inland, appointed and mumbled fur the. sok , pfd to Portsmouth twin the Bwitic. He wis ace" I and constitutional purpose of prrpanrg Petitlt n. to the'Leglsta. i r ponied by Rear Admiral MANLY DiXoN, en 4 on ture on behalf of the Ca•holle People, and pow.saing the eoufi- • arrival he immediately set off for Isomion. His ti deuce, esteem and reverence of Irishmen of all perwasions, have I vas struck in the evening. Rear Admiral Girth been forcibly and illegally obstructed and uu reged by the orders Hors continues in the 8.. c, with his flag on boa of Camas., Duke of itteusiow e, the present Chef Governor the AiwaeT, 61, Captain HosEssisa, accompan of Ireland, in coujuaction with other person ul e rcising the L itil by the I)toraron. 64, Captain R. WILLIAMS. Hey Government thereat, and their prominent legal advisers. Ito wait at Wingo for the Pritastus, 36, Capt. DA " Resolved, that in the measures pursued by the A Indiestra-.: 'Moo i and Clack:ENT, 36, Captain QUILLAIS, wh tion of behead for some years, we have observed, pith re g ret ships had been sent up the Baltic to collect the aud Indignation, a *pint of priTgessive intemperance and etas- Gunnies scattered convoy, aid were to leave U ' perming intolerance, arising front the impolicy of those Rulers, on the Ist inst. He would theta return to Fit as weR as from their ignorance of the country which t h ey hav e with the convoy. It is not intended that th e ?Y undertaken to govern. stub and C n ESCF.N . T, orany other ships, should coati " Resolved, That the measures springing from so in v evident off Anholt during the winter, for its pr.itection. e, a spirit, call forth the loud and unqualified reprobation of his Ma - WhOle ot the British ships will leave the Baltic s jesty's Irish subjects, threaten to alit:Late the affecuous of the Admiral Hone ; and their arrival may be daily peop:e, and tend to extinguish their characteristic and well-known petted. The Sr. Geonoit, 98, Admiral Ramo ardour in pressing sailed from Vs ingo Sound on the Iflds ult. dismal forward to man his Majesty's L ett, ma to ~, gthen hi* arm i es , so amply recru i te d by t h e h im Roman with Sir JAXISS SAUMAIUr2. in COW of the Goma, Catholics, sinking as they are under the heavy burden of equal Captain DUDLY PATIMI ; but a gale corning on, tales, without equal benefits, and that such unwhe and illiberal , Law-rope broke, and she P-sited e'linl'asii- Cumin, DerlleiCE, 74, Lai.t tin DAVID 41.DRANS ; mea s u res are ealcelated to destroy the harmony and unanimity Bunts sloop, were left tit company with het upon which alone has rest the prosperity, greatness, and honour tender her every assistance. There is no found.' of the Empire. f . ..e any alarm for her safety . The . ships . arrived " Resolved, That it befits the Catholics of Ireland, upon every her on th e morning o f the 111sL it may be rrg - .l principle of honour and prudence, fortifted.as they are by the first, as a t. lo tunate circumstance that she did not gsl principles of the Consututioo, and supyortedi by the solemn Vet • Of the Baltic with bit . JAME; ; for a MOW . hea vy - diet of a Jury, not to submit, in silence, to this notorious paver succeeded th4t in which she parted comp .ny, ai don of law, and unwarrantable abuse of tenspOraCy power ; and . • that being thus oppressively debarred for a time ham, preferring seas with dahcalty the Vic-roar, Vico, Dastiowe and 0...ii.i.N; could weather the c.ur. ot Holland. their joint appeal to the Legislature, through the used urn of P.a. The dismasting of rite Sr. • Gasohol was taCCAO was duly authorised, on behalf of ALL, for that purpbse ;lose on the 16th of November , whilst lying in Hann t h e y ou g ht, t tevertheless, to resort to every consututional n ode, collecting the convoy for .....ngland, by an row to make known the extent and details of their degraded COntAkt' • don, to their fellow subjects and to the world. h s• lup getung on her haws . '.ii•-'1 chatte.! - ca,useut the s'..ip to part. 'Watt*, t anchor wis l " Resolved, That an humble and dutiful Address to his Rapti 1 Pat Nee Recant be presented eo soon as the res. aim the cable of that also gave way.; the sheet AI Hi g hness the *tractions On his authority shall ceas e , upon the subject et theism Was s hi n let go; b u t the shi p still drifted. Labe Invasion of nor undoubted it.ght to Petit:on, and of the Mask of. mast Walt= away. and 11‘011 ACT the Main-YI i feted to ilifilatholics of Ireland ! ' went ova.. She then struck in four fathoms v Resolved, That the preparation a nd prrientatlm of Oil& 1 . 0/6u! Danishcaast ; the miaen.rnast was cut ' Address be referred to a hoard, Id con: lit et the foliowing pi- but she amtinned striking , and sons : "..-Cribe m inus s a t th e B oar d, t o aii , i ,,b e a s a order, reed by tier situati on was. cow conq r hla a t v o e ff ry her po ra l t the Secretary.] 1 p go w " Resolved, That neither the said loard,Sor tles General 1 The D ffi eera a nd crew bid e4Cit other far ". 'I I ' Committee of the Catholics of Ireland, does, orever or ; amyl* ever Gag every twimeat LW would 'ece , of persons in any manner conaelented or appointed to represent, ' beat go violently, the wen could hat dly keit or assuming or exerceilig a right to represent the People of d u . ' their legs. The night was( dark; no ships is Kistidum, is any number or description of thems,or the People of I any Dist' kt within the same ; net her diets tbg sone coerst of ! some 01 the beams were split li. any persons charged with any further or other function, than that ‘, Cat ea a speedy destruction,. At six in the Li of •preparing and eyerY :hitt! Cathol c Petitions and Addresses to the &Moyne t p rov identi a lly the sto r m a bate r :tit *rile ; at dai br.mches of the Legislature. " Resolved, That ate General Committee of the Catlinlita of a d : r ne her at , in wheo r aTiliag atrith the th a e n a li ais l s alui tsoce ßr of 4. t irt he r C E n a t. ' : Ireland, whose firm and jud clout conduct* entitled to olar .1,.;„,..„„ the other ships. warmest applause and admiration, be requested to emerble to I ' ""'" of ' lPh she was 44 )tar; ih.blio, at noon ut the shah or February, 1512. • - set up, and a temporary rudder ii.sed., " Resolved, That the grawfal 'nooks of tip- Catholics , I land are hereby given to flee Paorassaar arias ns.asi have this day honoured to with their presence, and favoured . with the hi g hly-liberal expressions of their a - Omit:wets at aaiS mo mentous crias. . 1 b , [The concluding Resolutions consist of Vocal of I he Thanks to Lords Nerrenvicca and Futskau, for i i their firm and upright conduct.] ' ma current, uy, t. ---••• The Duke of CLARENCE it the only Personage of Wheat, 74.. t. the Blood Royal of England who has the rank of : flue 'htt°, Ito'' Admiral of the Fleet since the days of the Duke of ; k a r 10 518 • 45 1. 54 , 04. YORK who was afterwards the unfortunate lines the ' Marc , ° Tea. sea. Second. His Royal Highness's ship will, therefore, Whit. Peas (balien)72a., be distinguished fiom that of all other Admired 44 , . Oivi diaos sth. f e e' the Fleet, since the period aboeementioad, by having. ' Floe Hour. If* in addition to the Unita Jack at the nisi, the Royal -49111THFIELD Standard aho. Good sbew af beasts Ilea Mom kat. • COVILMT.GARDEN THIATIta...--Sal was per: 8 0 0 , sa e d formed the Tragedy of Venice Pr ate. In e)dcb Memo s. * Miss Sums, who has been absent from the Loudon r stage four years, undertook the atstaltiortalt, v ( sisc- isasta. a? calling Mrs. Samoa in the eisameinfelasioisbus—. On her first eratr4-the was greeted.wo.4 , lidera chats PIItICR r ing testimonies of applause, w • A l l!stiseitaepoidni s ' : 1 . 1 , isse4l iziore bared ex.cellence was -likely to draw in ItltOb' public ; they continued for a.. 71. 1 :4.*2 A vo n* lady appeared to' feel verutnitibly doh .Itosioamble r marks.of distinction conferred ;Ton he superior tn. lents ; nor did she in thescourse of the flab, ship_ 4 . 1 point the high expectations that had been formed of `ter; }acing throughout (*ages feelings and impressive, division, consisting ~ to tato off the garrison that was in that Castle, which the same day they set on fire, and the following one marched towards Daiwa, taking with them all the effects they were able to carry ; but the Empicinado 'who waited for them in Cabillius, attacked, and made them precipitately retirei with the loss of many prisoners. We are assured, that on this occasion the enemy had 400 killed, 500 wounded, and lost one piece of artillery ; that El Empicinado continued to pursue them ; and that the division of Brigadier Duran was waiting for them in Punto de Used, through which they must pass in their way towards Datoca. 44 A French column of 1000 infantry and .500 horse, which on the 29th ultimo v.-cre at Sigucnza, .on the fici instant retired in the direction of Brehuega. It took with it much corn and some persons belong ing to the city, apparently as hostages ler the remains -of the contribut'on it had imposed in money and grain, - the collection of which, and the intention of distract ing the attention of El Empecinado, were the princi pal ends that the enemy proposed by this excursion. 44 On the 2d instant, the French also evacuated the city of Cuenca, when they returned, in number 2000 infantry and 500 horse, and took the road of Tar. ration." “ WO ENCIA DE!ALCANTARA, NOV. 26. 16 Various Guerilla patties have been formed in the neighbourhood of Badajos, who harrass incessant- Ily the enemy. On the 12 t h set out for Talavera a }'convoy cf ammunition, escorted by 200 infantry and 4 pieces of cannon." 66 Nov., 50.—Cetteral Castanos to-day set out fcr Lord Wellington's head-quartets. In his absence i the reserve of the fifth at my will be commanded by the Marquis Monsalud, and the vanguard by the Conde de Penne." ,' BAGA, NOVEMBER 2. i 44 The division of Baron de Eroles occupies Puig. cerila, from wheece he yesterday marched towards the valley of Quitol and town of Ax. The enemy icontinue shut up in Montluis without 'tying to dis turb the movements o: cur troops, or prevent the contributions which in their sigh:, are exacted in the French ttrritcry. On the 29th uit. in the afternoon more than 2000 bead of cheep and 12 cons, brought from the town cf Porta, Porte and Hospitalet in France. Cu the 30113 more cheep passed this place,' likewise proceeding from Fiance. Tie expedition* to the valley of Quirol and town of Ax has produced great advantages for the subsistence of the army.— The ,inhabitants of Ax came out to receive our Gene. ral, and pay the contributions. The resistance of the people cf Merencha caused it to be plundered, and by accident the town was set on fire. The hnoty was considerable, because Merencha was the depository of many valuable effects and colonial prclati far the whole valley of Quirol." e FIGUERAS, DECEMBER 3. " Our troops have advanced to the Narcea, which the enemy repassed on the 28th, with the loss of nine prisoners. General Lossada is with the 2d division in Malleza and the vicinity, and Marshal Banana upon the Piguena, with the Ist division. The bridge of Comellana has been destroyed, in order to render the irruptions of the enemy into the country on this •side the Narcea more difficult ; and to secure the re treat of our troops when acting between that river and the Navia, a bridge of boats;'which will soon be com-i pleted, is forming upon the latter near Porto, A' cordon has also been formed on the banks of that river, consisting of the regiments of Saragossa, Tuy, and others. 6401 a private communications inform us, that the force under Bonnet, including thy detachments in his err, to keep open his communication with Leon, does . not exceed 7000 men,. and tiest be has shown no ip lentinn of fortifying any posts. The French were , employe,cl in making large depots of corn and other, provisions, and in preparations for the transport of the into Leen," _, *liiiiii' --.- -161 1— k6l -- ollWi afTr 4 j2" ll " list istir ; odes gem Mar fall ' p ess se litd key o Sue and lbsitvy ' Menu of 'Hoar e--'llic riffiasio 1 of Oats ate MA soles in this trade Wl* a Wein* brae sopplies of Thor keen 06 0 kip uy dis ankle at Ole prices. comities nacos or ui*is. Wheat, 74*. 00*. Ito.. llmois S. is.. Pie ditto, 11 66. 1166. 1 lei ditto Via. .541. Rye 19a. Nia Ditto (doe Old) 5.54. , Utley, saw 544.0 d. Oats. Es Ses. Us. •listok, 765. Ms. Poland dine, ass. 371 Inks Peas (boNses)7ll6.llo. Potato. ditto, elm tc , Skey ditto, Ith. ete. asp H deed, Xis. ‘O4l 1 Has isorpOs. 10Sa.....sevssits, poi. ps & ' ShllnunELD licuticrr.--Doesserr so. Good sbew of Oman Ali day—Sheep rather sheet . ties shim hat. • Boer , So Sd to A lil Veal 7s Od to Mom so Ild' top 4tl Pork 6. 64 to Ultllo •I CATTLI Tall b•T. illtata s shoot 4'23o—Shoup sod I.oabs t 30.69 ' Calves, 100-liga. 2io. ' MCI OF HAY AND STI.AW IN Smi rfrin I it NO tb 6) tOs New Clover SI a L Hat Of Oa to al f s Wheat S.ravo td tie PROM THE 'LONDON GAzErrE, DEChMiI 4,114* Pike we Caro Is 31r.pOod and Wales own il T the 6 Ist olDecemlwr ISSI . M. Rye. Barley. Oats. Scam. ii. 4. li. 4. I s. d. la. d. Is. d. I OM II ISS 0 T *3l 6 11• 7 ST 6 r The average Pries of :writ. competed from the esti 1 111 OM wed ad% the eStit day of Dec. Is 435. ti.l. re