Star. — London, England, 1819-01-01 00:00:00

I :it 1. this mcnning. ~,,raring a new tiie last. The I.ti,ch•tcoatinue their depre d;s,:entei-its which juir. them will tcr- tt tl .;:dry f..y 'cm i ; pursued. ni , 7 • ,Esapprove of the with mu matters= :'1:::)*.17r 15. r3rt of the harri -1}•, !veil ma its march India .heie numerous Hitt '. I VT. clotts czccs%eb.--- at Zhc: git'at town of roo.lious of that coun- deta,:hrocnts of in- irra. , ,r , a. ‹ent to I.a :::;,., u :dc; tv...:!!n, of .1. •j-;! ~; i L. vu .w., Aa.l Tokio Lir:J. hay rcccic- J t o tr: uatod r;t.. 1•r :L 1v „• used tin; Zill 01!r t Cudj,t %yid! the !;re.;•. ri!v :hat !here is it !i be read tA) Jiltin .1_1;01.0 is utti►:r_iecl> i 14 0 .4)vc,1, an:; 101 l this (;en.'- tr.4t r 11;s contmand, tna of uoei.• eithtr iii C- n- hi' !. , .1' or to 11 in :'.rierica. I.:Jn.lgLo.ts; Cin !" vcd 1 :r. 1 some coi is 7; of t he , • p.' E sia, t t;u: I P. 1 'Flit ; Ifs tc . li.l:vc to h is d^ :c c he- c, :ic:t of :AN . S t it b, :; . ‘l:l , tc: r: t ir. 1 lye C 7. b 'lce the th.ir Wa' I . ..irtt: of Ala tqze L' C a) na the Con't- ).::71 , ,MUni. •1 h. teo.lco id' fxt tAles ex- ~. ti~ ;ul:ymtneu, Rc- ,rtii to the .t.lecond t. it:11 t':r• new Pc.)- suhjeL t. The .4v , Lot u:drvssei to !tha pltb IAI / to cl3ange, . . S.aa' -;~.;~;. ~a, 4, 6 .Jlitt the ,t 1;! cr 0110101J:7CN• Wu, .•i?'.. ‘t.. canied is 'S !Vt. aid It 1, kttey f:oTn t:iat o , t ti.At Ir. is Russia. of a.o 14th inst. coo- •olt fi!ads side Cy his !-I.lest; s as marque. Th:s Decree of. j Antagern: .tO c'tptcrL. mourning, for fear wcTkf, late (Jra:v.! i) , lke el a..,cien„ tp:ctuP.F.P. . LArot de (.;etc, day i :frre yesterday. They g. a rr.....siv from ‘his, es laid .! vs at x-la. .ntS A': i:ourt nv.(T•o - v.fi Y.:~li F, . :al in ele 1 • et ::r .1.1 which he ll' Li t:lken At a 4 ram tht An" kr • utia, c Aati eariders. i i 4 N.fr.4l) INTELLICPNCR. PENZANCE, DP.CEMBER Wind E.--The Lord Wellington, from India, landed passengers here. There are three others from India to leeward, hut cannot learn thair names. The .Dutch ship Dc!Thla, IV; days from Calcutta, was spoke with by a pi!ct boat 2lst December. There are several sail in the Offing. FALItoU 111, DE CEMBRII 29. Wind E.—.Arrive.] the Lord Wellington. HILL, from Nfadras—sailed 20th August, and from t h e Cape 17th o,7tober ; !lope, PATTERSON, from Genoa, in 30 days, 1 . o.• London. Saile4 his bltiesty% ships irFARTAN acid LC:, OU a crutze: and sane outward ' bound vessels. PORTsMOUTTI, DECEMBER Si. Wind N.—Arrived the Esther, James, from Sicily for London—plriel rndcr quarantine ; spoke on the 25th Pccember, in lat. V. long. 9. the Fortitude, Indiaman—.3ll well. DoVnt, DECEMEER 31. Wind N. an.l moderate.—Anchored is ori Roads the (i, n-nal Wasltington, front Norfolk for London, all well ; also 31)iit4.ii ship from Smyrna fcr dam ; with several others, pAr.i.:ulars trAkanun.— SailL:d this .lay the Lord Dutic al Packet, Capt:,n IiANII4TON, for Calais, sash t; Mail ;.nd. pa-sengeis. Arrived this day the Flora, Captain WATiust, f - oni Calais, with passengers; and Lurd lloa,:an picket, 1 2 :1‘ , C.,L. with a Mail a"..1 passenger, from Ostend. DE.M, Ir..(1:11111 lt 31. Wind down from the River the iViiii.uu Pitt, GRAIL:M. for S. !Icier:l and India; Catherine Stuart I. Pt ince Regtat,CLlF• Fo l io, for ; John itushumn, —, for Mini. s ha ; NL.narch, Ili:Aril, for Ca) cane, ; Leander. FORPEY, 101 Jalll:l;Ca.—live o'e,ock—it has been very for A y g1t7.0.• rt: I d.ty, hut is now more clear, and %owe ri t!a - outward bound are away. ); DECENI lira 5. W:ne, N.NV.--The np lirior, H.witt,:s, from prang a !c.d• yeittrday afternoon, when, to !Itevent her tollicioe, Ole wal 11.111 on illotc on the White D . ke an,l consiqing irGn ipes. the ti.t.,-works at linJing here. FP ID LI N TON, • DECE:IBER n 4). The ve,'•.sel rua down near iltmbro'lleati, a.. stated ye , terd ty, was the Adventure, STEVt.S , , from Leith to Lyon. with o.tts, Sac. The crew 1.a.; just tine to get into their boat hef , re the vessel ‘.vnt down. ST. 301 IN'S, t. LW — M.:NI/LAND, DECEvSE,It_I, • During the frorn the N. E. on Tuesday last, a boat was sl:trditig in for the Wairows ; when just about Black !lead a heavy St.:4 broke upon her. she inimetLitely disappi.ared, and arielanchili to rtt-H late, all It Inds rribed! The line day, we understand, a hoar, 'n doing 1:0:3 11 , .1.• ; •roo.l to Bay Robert;., t:, n;.:. • she oatn.k by a heavy sea, a id went down, ar.d the eir,:w. co. , ,listing• of fiv , n:2'.,'v - v•-• all r.n..!er. , the en, iimsta:• , -e mom d tres ,ing is, that iiiir•e of tir.iin v br'lCl`Cri t vete •na7- ! rie-i, anj hat the three children. DtLe..;.lo:irt .'.—On 11 7 c,..inesday wink: the thL brig Enii; - ; • whr.elint; come bal .: tt... firic:AN st.tsP :. iard that vessel cornet hill; at.d tiegan an al.vic..tir.n with tl!em, viren Tott, on_ ef the cmiv, told hind u' bminess, atd took Lii'.l of IV!iilhaUf the cr.ii.fr to st.ove Livi :iv hurl the heat' or the s_ign: the latter ,ip v • d '.satriiing an uppor ttmity. .t s. -:.1: in the with a to.u. Mcdicai aid was Irvin itely Lad recource le, but alter till yesteitl4l morning., in g vat pin, he e. wired. Or. a virw of the body , it was fond that the pew had pee _trate.' t!itoagh I.is liver, al.ll - wourdW tiffs storrack.. Multi 11) has clue absconded. at: j stri, t search is rnakint , fu r r. 1. is; N‘ ri CUSTOWItOLISF., I ')NDON, DECKMII.It . _ Er:Laurs ItrwAssn.-1i • .. 1 ..r.4.• and Co;lts, tru.n Ire ; Flora, Kt rter, from titw.rp ; Jonze 11th. licerer, ; the Mergenstein, fta,n Aecuntztt•l ; F.tuanifel,„ 3,11*. ren, fithri Dram; 7:cptunas, J. Vri , :s, front I Lrhogro ,front .Imister.lat ..: the Vel‘i..;:titii, •an Duyn, f:Jm liotterda.r ; ! gat DCP!'IC V , and the Petit Chdrle-, tiriatus, RoAen. EVTIII7.O OCT W ( r:; ld, tc.r York; Ai ion, Hurst, for it:.; wrrp A).Antl.ter,; Vtnuc. In,ar.psca Ear 11.trnbc•il. (,c.den for the Cipe a and for I ishutt. Ciz:Aszo Orrwaturi.—The Volhareiry, Sel nen, few Att. wtrp; Joh:ruirg, Matzen, for Els. - ... 00 , Fnun, EV.IIIA ; fhormis, Dal, for : , I.mieira; ilarquic :ior , actuile, for Oliva; ilutchot4.)n ; ..rd its,'relied', for 'Lim:rife; Anti tip. 1 1 4r.5, for Y.. Alit had's. • \Vi extract the following corroborative account ' of the arrival of Lord Co.:antes at Mararet• a, from the Liverpool Papers. It is an event of v.1ii...1i we think little doubt can now be entertained : " A letter has been received in this !own (Lver- pool) from St. Thomas's, of the date of Noembei 2 i., m :)icit says, • That the campaign aga:iist the Spa .liards is likely to open with great vigour, 1,. conse quetwe of tl.e arrival of Lord Coen ititt4r. in the Ile:About-hood of lilargaretta on the 14th instant, it' o is said with three ships and two brigs. This acces sion of strength will give the Independents a decided superiority, and no. doubt a blow has been already c t rue k ; tiler at La Guayra orPuerto Cavallo, or bath: Another letter of the same date, says—" A letter was -cceived on Friday last from Admiral Baton, under date of the 14th instant, announcing the ar rival at Testigos, in tLe neighbourhood of Margaretta, ci Lord COCHRANE, with five men of war (three ships and two brigs). It has caused great sensation here, as there is considerable property belonging to the merchants of this place at La Onayra and Puetto Ca vallo, to which places the united forces, it is sup posed, will proceed. Every thing at, this moment awaits the next accounts with awful suspense." Accounts from Pernambuco state, that a conscrip.; :ion had been levied on all the country people, for the purpose of manning their faits, filling up their military ranks, and completing the crews of the Go vernment vessels. The coast from Been.::. Ayres to Pernambuco, Rio, and Bahia, swarmed with priva teers, who paid little or no respect to any flag. Se veral American citizens at Pernambuco had received the keatest insults, and have been designated by de grading epithets by those pirates. There was a repbrt at Buenos Ayres, that the Spaniards were collecting a 7 - ew army in Peru to re-invade Chili. General SA X 1 MAkl' IX was sick at Mendoza, and it was said it I ‘ , 'nuld be some time before he would be able to take I. the command of his forces. ItiircHro,v, Mei limn zer, The arrival of the Mite of YORE and the Marquis Of ANOLP.SEY has occasioned nn a lt era ti on in t h e Tim. ceedings at the Pavilion. The dinner p:Ttics continue limited to the Palace suite, for not a c(ilit.try invitafit.n has as yet been issued. Lord HaNnY eltoi.Slof:P F LEV has been thz only arrival at the P.ivilion this day, the KING'S Messenger, Mr. ToomPSON, e\cered, who came in this afternoon. Tile Doke of W'El.r.txt.ri)N. Lord CASTLEREAGH, &E. it is UtlderStuld, be bete iu a day or two. THE ARMY. We understand that the reduction in the En?itt.ers is confined to Captains and Lieutenants. The FieL! (Mi.:yrs continue as they are. Them is to iez First and eight Second Capt tins—sixteen First and. eight Second Lemon:tills to be reduced. Tin- Sap pers and Miners to consist of twel.:e comp uric::, Wednesday, a stluadron of the 9th Lancer; was inspected by the CommANDER-IN-C1i1E1", in Le pre-. sence of the I'n:wit Rums:, in the Royal Riding School, Brighton. The Marquis of Axtmrsrs-, Slr timtAtatx lhoostyr ELI), ancl other distingu: shed por sibmiges, se , :n e also there. The inspection Legan at half-past one, and was followed by some adroit practice w1.,11 the lance, ellich kept the squadron briskly cm ploy.:(l for more than two hours. The skill mani fested afrerded mach satisfaction to the RacvNt• and his Royal Itrotl‘er. Their Royal Highnesses appeared in excellent heaith. The whole paity retur;ed to the PAlce .d.out four o'clock. Thursda) s s'nitight, four Officers and 142 privates of the 1.3 d Itet,imeot, arrived in Clonmell from Cork. They 113%e since proceeded on their route for Belfa r. Transports have arrived at Cork, to tako the t.',Oth rout. at present in Fermoy, to St. Helena. A dclaAment Jf the Ist Royal Scots is shortly to leave Da . o . _i for the sei:ond Battalion, at Ilydra!)aJ, in the East 1:03:(:.;, cor.,istirig of Ono• C:tptaiti, seven sullaltet as, two two corporals, and ab.ait xiv t es. FIELD-GARDENING. Copy of a I..ttLit from Sir HENRY VAVASOUR to Lord CARIt/iscTex, containing an account of a Cot tager Keeping a Cuw by the produce Land only. ii•Lond 1112 20, " MY Lnun--1 have had the honour of mentioning in conver,ntion to ytair Loidship, the advantages :hat appear to me, in cultivating Laud in the Ile mish manila ; or, what is now called about Fulham and that neighi)ourhood, the Field sarde , :ing Hus bandry. I have for sonie years encouraged my Cct- Lagers in Yorkshire, in this mo , .!e of niinaging their small garths or garden:, -vhici, a r e f r om one to three ac-c:, L.i‘e now ..n opp , rtunity of stating the Ho illar,ciry of a poor indr.tri:.as Cot tagei% g rth A,tlie to . .ia can nei . d.e.l - read con v. - rite, these particular '.ern trar.srili - ,:zd to ?Ix Com his ov..n mouth ; and, as I saw his ,and almost every day d.tring the las'. harvert, I cast vouch th..t this ac co'int is not far fr.:it. tlu. truth : e: VICCf. . VALVE A. A. r. 9 , .0 1 1 1%470 '... of l'Gtatote - F. 0 0 0 2 0 C.. Mal . I Carrot. t; ,) 0 0 1 0 - r; (tu:.: t•rstIO:" it 445. ~ • .tr qt. I 1 U 0 0 7 Vt.) L... ds of Cover, pai t iti Lay, }':t •:: TrPet. - t 0 0 0 (A tO Ternpt - - • 1 0 0 u 0 20 In (.ardet• Sr: •5. ',r f:tt vi,•:lly. v::-. beaus, peus, •:.1•'..•.g.z.., 'cc ki, 3 , .. 0 0 9 U . 30 Dcdt: • t rrt. , ti ,:* eing the h,u4c, Q Seeds, tke. - 0 0 Value of I: o .:nur iQ i 0 U ^4 1r) pr.A. to o sot'. at Market, Pxclu.ir , of Racer. a His stock was two cows and two pigs; one uf his cows had a summer's gait for 20 weeks with his landlord. The :and was party ploughed, arJ partly dug with the spade ; cultivated (the ploughing ex ccredi by the man, his wife, and a girl aboat twolve years of age, in their apart hours trom their daily I hi, - ed work. seldom a whole day off. except in har- vest:_made tlu. rent in butter, besides a little used in the The man relates, that he thinks he clears, one year with another, from the thiee acres. about 4:30. The daily wages his funk earns, .:i , out keep them. It is very es i dent that this um clears from his' three :arcs. more than a firmer .an possibly lay br from more than eighty acreq of land, in the common husbandry cf the country, paying for horses, servants, &c. and it mast be obvious to every one how great the afiVan:Agei must be to society, by cultivating in this naanrer. It wo:ild have taken more than half the iiirantity of his three arras for pastille, for one cow at gra , ,s, during half the year; whereas (except ing the :dimmer's gait for one of his cows, as men tioned befor.,) his stock of two cows and two pigs is ! kept and carried on the whole year. The tinnily lives wet:, and a handsome sum has been yeally tared to place out two sons, and to supply them with clothes, washing, etc.--I am, &c. newßy vAvAsouft." TiKserums art conformable to the prices of this year ; but its evident that, Its other seasons, they must lo fenerid be Tie CottAger's oune Is Thomas Rook. On Christmas-Day the news ranchei Mr. tilt his Ticket was drawn Eso,ooo Pr ize. Those', al) now treat themselves with a Ticket or Share as a few' Yeth's GO, may receive the same pleasing in teligence in a few days, as the Two Prize; of £.9,900, and Nine other Capitilsof E. 5,000, So:. must # a &awn on Tuesday Week, being the last and oßl:day. tITS POR Tint Nr.w YEAR.—To forget the rriev ance of the old one, to pass the present merry sea son. ii mirth and festivity, to look forward with con fident and hope, and to provide for my future eu joymots by purchasing One of the Two Prizes of £50,00. which will be drawn on the lifth January, at Ca.aou.'s New Office, No. 19, Cornhill, where N 0.2517, a Prize of i.:A000, was sold December 23d, the Serind Day of Drawing. The 4anager of the Edinburgh Theatre, as a pre liminar, excitement for the sew farce of X. Y. Z. caused 41s, containing these three letters, of a glar ing size, to be posted about the City. These myste rioas pufs so alarmed the Magistrates, that they summoncl the bill-.tickers before them, when the latter Itnitily ssete able to prove, that there was no seditiovs rtrea ona!i le signal it ender the sicAl placird ! LONDON PASIIIONS POP JANdAtiV4 Foci- .1/ovastsci nIYi4EZ Driass.-:-IVbit, et - ape froeit with pointed n•tio.an of tha• fazte;t:',l at ear!: point ty 1)1..Ck amd frtidi of black ;ado :•latr•cl above anal below the fest,wrs. Iran s tin Ca.,ezr I, spencer, elvEantly ornarenuct .wh.l2 %%Lite rap•• Fl .d• of ‘ei:tc.erape. surmount‘ti by p:unie oi bLEL featreri. i'<eciti t.t jet ; black rblets nn , l dippers. (..)11.14:AVITION,.— the Ill.nSt adinirtti for toil are. , s, is th • nein; ;•,:s : •i ..t, v jet ()roamer ts, the 5 aaekia ptkitine pact ~ • r!, t l , an is runred of white trap:, and the I , l.rite i• • t an it .11.0 a fal,ourite t •,laiseti of white crape and >l :• • . ' t • 1,ii.,,•s 1.. e rau,' in req .. ..oi :. . t :Aid • 1:.•,t ti .4 Of WhiLC ."‘: , ; the side of di, . ' nose ortan • Datat ttip •, / ..t.• • .tc , :II WAI c, . •! :•.) 5 4.st ; it k .. ', tv. •N•la a.I. p•.ti -.% .• t b• d i.t t I pia. IM .f :n, •.,, e05hr.4.1.4, ir. 17: ••. • .ti t cf orna.tt• , , tap? , :!-•;/ 'Fite • 01 bllck 1) , .. (1 ..~ .. . - uil,N*...t! vroy ,i 1!•! er4t-, :;:hiy c bliiihel by a . f bi wLi;e . • 0. v. , • , itet I, . is It Alpo. -.! o: r r:, ‘vbite twoor.e... is Hi... Lie 1..• •• • : ii?lsigis L. Lind, but colL. ;i• i v;. divisy tto.ji,ku I itstin peirritte, its 4 :e.l The sleeve is rather tight, th, •of whits- satin, sn.l :prbttom, o f tas re full b.r.r....; of vdii!e TL.: t c :C! :•I ml • n .. s. yh~•ul ~. , .~r. toc I .ri..ll.lelllt LI th: cotAis.s •ri a• 5..1 it • 1 1..' • Reid-Jr..., a Sip•y itifoil ,!wi!it a Inn tt•achers; ti.c 6ti:r. is 13Lidi le..:her half-Wars; white k :,•., E. e•,...; white crane round ,:reis aver a white baicenet vei y : tw aqrn , :nd the wi l t is YP >ll , ,rt 3.; ; A •ga C 0 . ,/ • is riteWiSt! very 41rCi. ;! with a bill roulca.. cf ▪ .1 white Li ape apon •er length, oarrtw at .• is Leiuhed wi , h rich ry in black 11 a ••; - -ct. :I*. to v, i fl whit% .tt.tl I. :4 %c.ti t is •i. J.: (i (1, •t { ~ ~~~' 'op, and 1.t0..ti neaa.tre.. Ow S. VAS at ea er.d, 1.. s mina. .1 retklacv try! •, partly shine the b.tst. jet.to ertrr,six.E.,l. lles4 .1-, rate hei;;Fit, and Gi :1, ' W:: a long plume of ~, trick t..tb- , s, wloth ▪ end a bt.:witly sr, v.:tich is , :.tscrt.t tr. •hr tr., 44: tht; torrise.A. %% hits It shot s, It: clasps. Wtste Lid tluscs.—From .14 kr r,,inuas ,ry Arts. fat di it it orm :,fted r4il uv; • to FARISLIN FASHIONS. The Nfoilistic, who g•-ti,....ny made more embroide-ed •h an laced hare, have, tin the tontr•tr : , this wir.ter, tarn one-third of ,heir coileetions ornizmer w:•`. r order y—. 4 he greatest pat being s'.tapt.il Ike h: Lk, lot.; co:out , most of these .:te .re :aid tidikiarly, q,l by toques of three prints. :Aar.? turbos are Ad - •tt ...I to tit. a: to Ipi s, but they are it , ,t rna..lt rrimtn.:,l; aw! !hits with ye •••;• rhit:r.str borders are phiceki on c..-7zettes of t•dle. The ertan-d rtolfs i.‘.;. h • which 5e , ...e cadcd •.t, have over sir et• ',ten lose or rii,c coloors. Now. howe-:er, 11:!ts ate rll2 I.r stnE oat trimrittd with E7ry-1)1 , .'V t, a;•d farther deco. • , f ostrich feathers Marabou, cr Cycni -'s d, down borou . s uien, rood:. embroidery on the , eh .te ci embroitkred h a art ....!es of stuff. Gold loop, are not so much in trogoe as hz Dever us-cl but on those Stirs made her very GlItUSUri, •••1" ani %visite t,r'ooo espccL , l: on the late, r. 311 t 11.7 ure deco .:.:d wit,t Co: ktud ot 4:ge;.ze culled " grpt its.' - - 1: n u d iv in .I.:tamn, •r.l •1'• .ti iit - iv Caour.ll. 71, plAcv 1.1 ;:ner:.l 13.1e•.v r !tv:.d, to t C t. 9'l, 0f... nit of th gJraishud wit!: very : •._ . . . It ii bat wi!l,:a• • very I.:w !ape !hat sAe have :ern rurb.ms adapuil to the th:c..-pined toque. -. rhe ht.rders :tn. szrty.r.ti 71.11 garnished with 1 ....pie: ::,a• ac.: I - ti . -antra arc 0.. w..,: ~,Id loops. l‘taty • , f the - .ite :1t..4.t :.I.batts are toitnr a t.: ;r ii.a tn:).!:r. iiisix,s..d .Ic4i:n.p.. MR. JETFERSOX.—IIe and Enqui , er cn"- reins the repr.rt r.R rr.i.sot; Laing ingero;.•ir sick. It a 1,1, that Le !,e; n 1 +eti Lut was intlch tter. In e-•• ' rt 11:elv 11, 31r. J. ht.. totn!....tit.s ui - etters 117 inc h • bilit in (hie ten to Mr. PINCKNEY, !If Cars iin since, he says I As for myself T WC.4: Cni v such a continuance et . coed I shall wear out very tesllsmsly, v.-I,ich is ia.t (hie would wish. I set no comfsl-t in t.utlivia7 out friends, and remaining a mere moaumcnt of the times r h.ch ate past. I withdraw myself as nuicli as possi'Ae fiam all politics, and gladly bhclter mvsel: under the wintis iii the generation which have labours...! filitisfully to provide :shelter fur.—Y-ur's truly, acc." A letter, written by him or the :in!) id% ...ays :--•• I lam just recovving ft um .11 illness of three montle, not having yet I-it the Louse, Lot hoping to do .4.. :a a iew days."— Ihe rem under of this letter is taped with what relates to the isaime University of Virgi nia, which teems now to ceciyy him :ss much as if he were in full aral ii4orous health. The Americiat Papers that the Fort built Roase's Point by tl.e Ame.:cans, since the pease, has been determined by the Comm.issione: s to he or. tl-...t British side of the line. This is, inslue. , .l, an irapo:•art piece of 'sotelliersce, as the .easses,ion of Tort Rowe places in cur hands the key u; communication be tween Canada and the United State , . oa the waters of Lake Champlain, ard, in care of vsnr, st-cutes La us an uninteieurted eatranee into that Lake. Tna list - . Da. Parst:i.s.—Yesteiday an Inquest was held at the Boat d-room ni' the Middlosrs P.os pital, bcfote T. Staut.r.:9,. Es(. on the brdy of this much •lamented Gentleman, who met an un timely death, being kitocl:ed c!own by a horse run ning at fill speed witi: tl.t• shaft; c; a chaise hangin4 in the harness, Troia Totter,htms court-road dowo High-street, while crossin,, ,, teal the Brew-house. Verdict—Accidental Death. .co I i' 'r in G i~ `..li : yet lxith fear .0,11 CORN-EXCHANGR, DIARY-(.A NE, JANUARY iellaWis;dveryfew arrivals since Wednesday, and what fine Wheat was left over from that day, met ready sales on quite as good terms, although by this.week's return our Ports remain open fin. iu rcign importation till the 15th of February, the :,g -gregate average of the last 1:1a weeks being tioi, which is one-quarter above the ave!...;:ge price. 'Harley met with dull sales this day, and only fine parcels could be dispo , .ed of, and for which Monclay'L prices were with difficulty cbtaintd, on account of the very stagnant state of the Malt Trade. Its Beam, l'eas, and Oats, there is no a:ter.nion. 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