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... SALES BY AUCTION. r t o r t IAL D . S p l e E r E a l n N i T ufa t , R is E s s u i:l u ' l , g ur r w om ard G s R . • OGUN:DT RENTS, U AN a nd highly improvable P - operty, HIGHBIJRICPLACE andiEß. ICAdE, and LAND By Mr. ROBINS, t Gar 's, on Thursday, February ail, at 12,111 One Lot, by orA.tir of , he A.airneen of Messrs. Paw.-., Noble, and Co. 'HE Vajuat t le and IMPROVEABLE PRO- PERTY, issuing from Ground Rents and improved Bents, n Highbury-place, liighhury Terrace, and Meadow adjoining, r Islingtoo, only one mile front Lom.on ; the present Rent rohunt Mg, to upwards of XlOO9 per annum, held for the life of John Daieht, Esq. a healthy Gentleman, aged 57 years ; the pre sent Rental of etc Estate amounting to upwards of .E.BOO per WIT 11 4 1 t) ; all.: as the Leases fall in they become the Pr oporty of the /urettaser during the Life. Particulars at the late BaOking-house of Messrs. Dams Noble, ad Co. Pall• Mall ; of Messrs. Scott and Blarnire, New-square, .LiacohA Inn ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick t reht, Golden-square. 114 llu . Jr CiihYHULD Et3rATE,I4hW ktilWisgUAlthe HAMPSI3AD. MIDDLUX.X. By Mr. ROBINS, ,At Oarraway's, qn Thursday, February SI et, at 12, in Two Lots, by orderof the Astignees of Messrs. DAV/ Ls, Non , and C%. ANeligible COPYHOLD ESTATE, delight fully snitate in New hod-square, Hampstead; command ing most extensive and beautiful Views. Lot I. Comprises a desirable Dvrelllng•howe, in the occupa tinn of, and on Lease to, M. King, of which two years and a hall were unexpired at Christritas last ; containing on the upper floor, three excellent Auks, two capital Bed-rooms sad Drees. I,r -room; on the first floor, a spacious Entrance-hall, capital Sit;ing-room ; on the ground Boor, convenient Offices in the hutment, adjoining; and corn mum.-athig With the House is an• other Building, containing five Rooms, a neat Fore-court Eq. trance, an excellent piece of Garden-ground, detached Wash. house, Coach-linuar, and two-stall Stable. I.ot 2. Art eligible brick-built Dwelling-house, conveniently plarne4 for the accommodation of a Famsly, with a Pleasure" ground in front, and good Garden at one side; and opposite to the Howe is a piece of Ground, occupied as a Kitchen garden, In which Is an excellent Spring of Water, late in the occupation Of Mr. Beesley. To be viewed by leave of the Tenants; Particulars on the ['re rouses; at the late Banking-house of Messrs. Dawes Noble, and Co. Pall-Mall ; of Messrs. Scott and Blamire, New-square, Lin coln's Inn ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden-square. • IN THE EQUITABLE ASSURANCE OFFICE FOR 'IIIUE THOU9AND POUNDS. By Mr. ROBINS, At garraway's on Thursday, February 21, at Twelve, by order of the Assignees of Rle.qrs. Dawes, Noble, and Co. APOLICY of ASSURANCE for THREE THOUSAND POUNDS, in the Society for Equitable As smarmiest on Lives and Survivorship, Bridge-street, Elaeldriars, bearing date the 7th April, 1797,payable within six months after this decease of 1. Dawes, EA aged 57 years, provided the Cove nants of the Policy are complied with, and thy annual Premium regularly paid. Papicyars at the late Banking-house of Messrs. Dawes, Noble, and Co. Pall-Nlatl; of Messrs. Scott and Blansire, New square, Lincoln's Inn ; at Castaway's; and of Mr. Robins, War w.+ It -street, (:olden-squats. --~ -. pOLi SPANISH PAP&RS. (Ikrom the piariot Metes:Wks to the C.'ith December.) With great .pleasure we announce some late suc cesses of General Ballasteros. That Commander, on the 13th of this month, having left Palleres to recon noitre the country near Sherena, met on his march with Girard, when a skirmish took place with the French, and the result was, that we made some pri soners, and seized a quantity of wheat and cattle, which were found in the male. The cattle were disa bled, as the enemy' would no doubt return. It appears that Santa Fee has imitatA the example of Caraccas. According to letters from Mexico of the 28th September, a priest and two of had endeavoured to raise disturbances in St. Michael and the places adjacent, but the most efficacious and ener getic means were adopted severely to chastise .he malcontents. In New Spain the most sincere loyalty and the most ardent pati iotilm prevaiis. , The report of tile marriage of Ferdinand VII. with the third daughter of the Emperor of Austria, acquires eiedit. It is said that the nuptials were solemnized oa the 2d of last month. The Castle of Puntal, the land-batteries, and the gun-boats of Aguada aed of the Bay, have been firing upon the enemy, who returned the ;ornplirnent.trom the C4beznella and Trocadero. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE! pAMBURGI-1 1 JANUARY 7. An address has teen transmitted from. this city, to the capitol of the French Empire, by a lleputation of the Senate, expressive of the gratitude of the Ci tizens of Hamburgh, as one of the Hans Towns, in 'aying the advantages to be derived from the imme diate Government of the Emperdr and King, extended to the cities of this League. All correspondence up the Elbe, further than Cas kaycn, has been put an end to. ANTWERP, JANUARY 11. Seven hundred mariners have arrived from Lubec, to man the frigattt Intrepid, in this port; :hey are excellent sAilnrs, and entered upon their duty with great joy and alacrity. The British fleet, riding off Flushing, h.ts been driTen off by strong wirlds from the north-east. 1 0 111L101APSAWAr PROCZIDINOL HOUSE OF COMMONS, TUESDAY, JAN. M. The Speaker took the Chair at four o'clock, and upon counting the Mouse, found only 29 Members present. The House was consequently adjourned till the following day. VIENNA, DECEMBER ST. As yet we have received no 43tisfactory accounts from the Turkish frontiers ; but the report of the ne fociati,ais being suspended is n•L believed. Count Kamenskoy has returned from St. Peters burgh, wnich place he left on the 10th December. He then received ;Asti-notions which will decide the ques tion of pead'e or wear. has been restored to Servta ; hut a dreadful- revolt has taken place in Bosnia, by which 5000 lives have heeniu - st. 2f.V.,1..E5, DECEMBER ts. On the 16th instant arrived the 19th Regiment of the army destinett to invade Sicily: There are now in Calabria, WAtChiu& the motions oldie English, three regiments of Italian infantry, one French ditto, two regiments of cavalry, and one regiment of chasseurs. 8ER1.12.!, JANUAtfY florce of the English prints received hare, mention die great pro 4 tbiliLy of i 4 war between the Emperors of France and R.l4,ia, Where they obtain such in formation. we know not, but (fiches we Are certain, that It is not true. Greater harrnOny, in all particulars t0...,r existed *weea these' two gigantic, powers.- 7 T',ll the subject of th 4 'difference is the question re- Finivd. it is ridiculous to imagine, sinct it is /4:0111/.'. 110 addditißl4l"bcrlefit could arise to the %wettish ita:iuu tycin the increase of its territorial by •I • ... riosseuton .- of thattrovince. • • • • • .• .. . EVENING STALL LONDON. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. Consols, money, 96f—for occount, 66f Reduced 64-4 per Cent. 9414. 6 per Cent. Navy 94—Ex. bills, ss. to Is. Bonds, 255. to 26s prem. PECK OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Sank Alto& MI 241 India Stack 1771 3 per Cent. Red. 1111 it India Bonds Vs. .1,6. pr. I per C. Coss. 44 4s 444 41 Excheq. Bills as. 85. 46 WTNEISOR CASTLE, JANUARY 22, 1811. 0 His MAJESTY is quite as well this morning as he was yesterday." (Signed as usual.) " WINDSOR CASTLE, JANUARY 23. 4 * His MAJESTY appears rather better to-day." (Signed as usual.) The BARACOUTA sloop of war has arrived at Ply mouth, with dispatches from the East Indies. Hamburgh papers to the Bth instant have arrived. If we may believe an article from Berlin, of the Ist of this month, all that we have heard of the design of BERNADOTTI to re-annex Finland to the Kingdom of Sweden, is wholly destitute of foundation. A para graph from Antwerp, dated the following day, no tices the arrival of 700 mariners from Lubec, to man the lntrepidc in that port. • • - We this morning received Dutch Papers to the 18th instant. They contain a long Imperial Decree from St. Cloud on the subject of the French Finances. —The system of taxation in Fiance is now so far altered, that in future the article of tobacco is to be brought direct from the grower to a Government establishment, at which it is to be manufactured and sold to the retail dealers at an exorbitant price. By this plan the double object is gained of sec u ring an enormous revenue, and providing for the consump tion of French to the exclusion of foreign tobacco. Monday his MAJESTY walked on Windsor Terrace for upwards of an hour. The Duke of CLAREtacz left Windsor on Sunday night, and the Dukes of YORK and Sosszx on Monday --*- morning. Dr.WILLts set off in a chaise and four, at ten o'clock yesterday morning, from Windsor, for London, but was expected to return in the evening. Mr. PONSONAY had an audience of the Prince of WALES, yesterday morning, at Carleton House. Sir WALTER FARQUHAR visited the Prince of WALES yesterday morning. Colonel ODELL is elected Member of Parliament for the county of Limerick, Colonel NIANSELL having declined 'the contest on the eighth day, when the numbers were, for Colonel ODELL, 89S ; for Colonel MAsistr, A solemn dirge was performed is the Chapel of East-lane, Bermondsey, on Monddy, in memory of the murder of Louts XVI. which happened on the 21st of January. The late Mr. LEvrts acquired a princely fortune by his talents and industry. It is said he died worth up. wards of 4'40,000. Counsellor CONST and Mr. Fitz. DERICK REYNOLDS are his executors, He has made a very liberal and equitable partition of his property. The DRAGON, of 74 guns, Captain Folmar, bear ing the flag of Sir FRANCIS LArottEv, appointed Com mander in Chief on the Leeward Island station, ar rived at Barba does on the Ist of December. On the Ist of November she picked up a vessel, water-logged, with seven men on the point of death. They had been a week without victuals, and could not have survived another day. Extract of a letter from Captain FABRILL, of the Pilgrim, from Bristol to St. Kitt's, which sailed from Cork the 21st of November, with a fleet, under con voy of the Ganymede frigate, dated. off Madeira, the sth of December, 1810 :—" From the 21st of Novem ber to the Ist of December we experienced most vio lent weather, with adverse winds. On the 21st the Pilgrim fell on board a ship (the Mars, of Greenock), by which accident we sprung our bowsprit, carried away the spritsail yard, the gib boom, &c. but fortu nately the - hull of the shipremained untouched. We lost the Hebe and Ganymede on the 24th of November, in a heavy gale ; on the 26th, saw the Deckfour, BAY. Lav,irons Bristol so Gicsada, all well. We collected at different periods, to the number of 12 tam and proceeded on towards this island. .The following British ships are in company, viz. the Nelson, ZristeL Severn, Charlotte, Elizabeth, Concord, WAYAL IIffELLIGENCL FAL MOUTH, JANUARY 20. Arrived his Majesty's ship NAnossus from Ply. mouth, to take charge of the convoy for New South Wales ; Nocton packet from Plymouth, with Mails for the Brazils, put in by contrary winds ; and Acme cutter from a cruize. PLYMOUTH, JANUARY 21. Arrived the INDEFATIGABLE frigate from the Roche. fort station. Went out of harbour to the Sound, the PEACOCK sloop of war, Captain PEAoz.—Sailed the ARMADA, 74, for the Rochefort station; MARINER ELM -brig for Scilly, and the IRIS frigate, Captain SHORTLAND, on a cruize.—Arrived the BAIIRACOUTA sloop of war from the East Indies. Came in the Ml molvA frigate from a cruize. PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY SS. Nothing arrived or sailed to-day. Wind N. N. W. and very foggy. DEAI„ JANUARY 2s. • Arrived his Majesty's ship ARDENT from Leith- Roads. Remain all as per last. Wind S. SHILERNESS. JANUARY 21. Arrived the RENARD, WRANGLER, Panntut, and EXERTION from the Eastward ; RALEIGH, Eftseus, and THRESHER from the Westward ; and the Ticet.sa, Fuamos, and l'Amtnatit are gone up the Thames. The Friends, —, of Jersey, from Honduras, has been taken, retaken, and arrived at Cork. LEITH, JAN. 19. A foreign seaman, in going on board a vessel in the Wet-dock, Leith, on Thursday night, fell into the basin, and was unfortunately drowned. The Lady Forbes Gourlay, of Leith, arrived at Jamaica on the 17th November. The THRASIIPA gun-brig sailed from Leith Roads on Wednesday, on a cruize. Captain ELDitR, of the Newcastle and Berwick packet, of Dun dee, reports, that he saw, on coming into the river Tay, • on the 12th instant, a two-masted vessel sunk, about a mile to the westward of the Buoy ; whether brig or schooner he could not be certain. WEXFORD, JANUARY 10. Sunday a small sloop, in distress, with three men clinging to the shrouds, was observed by the people off Came, a to short distance from the shore, when she suddenly disappeared; and nothing has yet transpired by which her name or destination could be known. DUBLIN, JANUARY 12. On Saturday last, during the severe gale, the Ame lia, from Philadelphia to Liverpool, was wrecked on the shore of the Bay of Dundrum. The Captain and crew, consisting of 14 persons, were providentially saved. Instances every year occur of ships being wrecked between the entrance into the inner Bay of Dundrum and St. John's Point, which might be in a great measure prevented, were a pier and light-house erected on the rucks of Creighaleigh, which extend from the centre of the shore into the Bay of Dundrum, as if intended by nature for that purpose. NAVAL APPOIN TAUNTS. Captain Cortist, to the Arethusa ; Captain HatiaT BAtwtLL, to the Drake; Capt. C. Ca wracks, to the Freija; Capt Down- Moat, to the Carolina ; Capt. PATII,, to the Cressy; Lieutenant H Howe, to the Caledonia; 'ANIL Titotaits ButsiTT to the Primrose ; Lieut. Wm. Finest ' to the Goshawk ; RellitT TII•RALD,_to the Dannernarl ; lieutenants Smartt W COIN B!. GLOROC, OOtill and JOIN STOTNER, to the Coo questadore ; Lieut. loon MAW?, to the Royal William, Vice ROBLILT GAIIIMIZR, appointed to the Loire. THE ARMY. Monday, se'nnight, 200 fine fellows were drafted for foreign service from the 78th Regiment, now at Fort George. The reinforcements for Lisbon had not sailed whet) our letters left Plymouth on Monday, but the wind having come round to the Northward, and moderatab it was thought they would sail as yesterday morning under convoy of the STANDARD, 64. guns. The Right Hon. General Sir JAM*, PULTIINn e , has lately paid a visit to the 2d Battalion of Me i Regiment, (the 18th or Royal Irish) at Ottery, in Devonshire. This battalion, though a mere skeleton on its return from the West Indies in September last, is now again completed to its establishment, and ex pected to accompany the 'next reinforcements for Lord WELLINGTON'S army. In consequence of the great mortality among the officers of the Ist battalion , of this regiment, in Jamaica, all such as have become ,effective in it, and are now at home, have been or. dered to join immediately. Has RY ALEXANDER Moss', Esq. of the Royal Irish, a Gentleman of perambulating celebrity, having en tirely recovered from the lameness occasioned by the fracture of his thigh last summer, is preparing to add another exploit to the catalogue of his pedestrian feats, which hive already acquired him so much con sideration among the amateurs of the turf. We have received the following Copy of a Letter ionst Jolla Henur.r., Esq. Inspector of Hospitals at Senegal, &c. to Lieutenant-Colonel LLOYD, 84th Re. giroent, late Commandant of Goree, with his answer. Senegal, Dee/sober 1, 1009. —The °Seers of the Garrison ut Goree, Ls flep!ernber - Ste- David. _. .-... ~, -:- IsoB, tame to a resolution 'Orem* you with a Swank -0 :0 " P.S. Dec. 1. Four o'clock, P.M: of 'Funchal.— mark of their respect, MOW the pose they entertain IC= The Ganymede is now in sight, with several sail in attention towards them during the period you commanded company.' • , Garrison. The probability of my visiting Enrope, and basin tau opportunity of delivering it personally, has hitherto delayed Ativices have been received from CatliZ t to thee.% I its bring presented ; but, all immediate prospect of my return ult. and Diaries Mercantile: four days earlier. By 1 being now at an end, the Sword will °company this letter. In the former we learn that an arrangement bad been ibieng chosen to communicate these sentiments of the Officers of made for the supply of corn from Barbary, which tit. Garrison tle an a d d to request i your aecet e stance of this It at may facilitate the means of subsistence, not clay of of f est h e al ct iing y m ou rti to y; It fortunate, the ftii li p i y t ot a tla r tt li the ir r n rat sppo itu rtuni n ty the population of Cadiz, bet also of the garrison and, always shewn me. inhabitants of Lisbon, and its vicinity. , With every wish for your prosperity and happiness. I have the We memioned yesterday a conspiracy which had• banour to he, Sir, your very obedient and very humble servant, aaautettant-Colenel Lloyd, JOUN IitDDLL. been discovered in Galicia, From information re - Otth Regiment. ceived since by a Gentleman who, from his ofkial Kilkenny, Decesiber ft, lel*. situation, we must suppose to be best acqoainted witii Sot--1 have been favoured with your letter conveying to me the affairs of that province, we are led m presnote the resolution of the Officers of Caro. The h S ed word wh i ic f is they that that the n partizans of the French had no esincern in I t h ile "L_ h t e e n si P l eased t degree gerattifioftedobynlth ; lone rotating test i! . ny of their the transaction. It appears that a most respectable ; appr7at anon of my conduct. If my . situation duriug my conimsad public officer had submitted a plan to the considavaT , is, Gores had any difficulties, they Wore greedy diminished, if tam of the Junta at Cornrina, m ittrich be room : not entirely removed, by the reedy assistant= and co-operation of mended that every individual possessing propesty to inaivibiethilitOricen; at anti tb t r rt t i , e h c : i r Wo of s:b ri n g s:ln m t i l l y itary duty , the amount of 15,000 dollan, should contribute one eared by that egression of approbation which I owe more t ee o the third . of his effects to the enigencies of the bingdoen. risibility of my irkeda them to any merit of my own. I feel the This project was opposed by the Governor, end teeny .‘ value of this (sem; greatly enhasseed by the circumstance of its of the principal balminess!, and i; woo to r... te • . .A.110 p ro m s ) being communkated to eta by bye person for whose private and •yery oraessionisi distracter I bave long felt the highest respect. from office, thus resisting from nws . cenery Mtn". the. r- i -- 4„ . t b e imam,. %o b e . sir - , your very obedietat sad very substantial welfare ofalt &at% Out 44 *pales( li ke n,* servant. • Rivas* LLOYD, LitaLrODL was fetortud ‘o. . - " • Jobe Haden, LI. Ike lee em, -- • - _ .... SOWN AMERICA. By a Gentleman who left the River Plata on the 24 November, we are informed that immediately oa the return of the Misletoe schooner of war from Rio Janeiro to Buenos Ayres, Captain Ramsay required of the Commander of the squadron from Monte Video to raise the blockade. Mu& altercation ensued, and a duel was expected between the disputants ; but in the sequel the Spanish officer with his squadron with. drew to Monte Video, threatening, however, to trans fer the blockade to Ensanada. In the interval of these differenees, all the ships which had been ordered into Maldonado and Ensenada, quitted the roads of those places and entered Buenos Ayres in triumph. Muldonado had been taken possession of by a garri. son from Monte Video. it which latter place Admiral De Courcy was left endeavouring to settle the dif. ferences with the new Governor who had come from Europe, full of the prejudices so similar in the parent State respecting colonial possessions, " Buenos Aim, October Is. " The arrival of the British Admiral in the River of Plata has re-established the commercial intercourse of the British in Buenos Ayres. The provinces of the interior of this Viceroyalty, the kingdoms of Chili and Peru, have united to support the cause of inde pendence ; it is impossible to describe the enthusiasm which the people have displayed on the occasion.— I The British commerce, it appears, will gain all the advantages which it has lost by the Decrees of Be. naparte in Eu:ope, in the free communication which has been opened to them by the inhahitants of those vast and rich countries; they having liberally per mitted the exportation of sp•cie on the same footing as any other produce of the country. The Cabildo of Buenos Ayies,• which had been underhand working against the interests of their country,were impeached by the very persons whom they endeavoured to se duce, and being convicted of their treachery, they were all banished, except the Alguasil Mancilla and his Secretary ; among these were Lecica, the Doctor Anchorena, Doctor 1-eyha, and the Priest Collini. —The Army of Pacification is, as we suppose, by this time in Potosi. Seven hundred men who were in Tits pisa, under the command of Socasa and Coedoba, in order to resist the authority of Sans, and the old Nieto, have been joined by the latter ; and their commanders, it is supposed will suffer the same punishment as the re bels of Cordoba. Chercas has acknowledged the legi timacy of the authority of the Junta, and has offered 5000 men of the province for the support of the cause. The vast and interesting province of Cochabamba and Santa Crue de la Sierra, are exerting themselves to promulgate the spirit of independence in Western Peru; and no part of the immense Peniusula now remains dis united with the general interest, but the little corner, Monte Video, where the seafaring Spaniarthhave made a miserable resistance, secretly prompted by the Court of Brazil ; its agents will succeed perhaps no better in this enterprizethan they did in the signature pf Mouth" We announced on Monday the Revolution in COI, under the sanction of the Archbishop of the Settle ment. We have since learned that the Junta sane. timed under his authority has been formed, and the first public instrument of that body, asplaining the nature and character of this political change, is in the follewigg terms " Panto del Prlndpe, (Caba,) Nov. 11% ' 4 The Supreme hots of this Island, installed to the name of and in allegiance to, our beloved King Ferdinand VII. and in obedience to his august Representatives the Regency of Spain, to the loyal and independent Inhabitants of Cuba. " Whereas, during the insurrections and enmmot tions by which we have been surrounded, the people of this island have remained unshaken in their fide lity to their country ; and since from the state of war fare which for nearly four years has been carried on in Old Spain, our dear Mother has been unable to give that parental attention to her distant colonies which before they ever experienced, the Government of this island has been conducted by persons who, from their crimes, cruelty, and tyranny, were unfit not only to govern, but to live. " Under these distressing circumstances, well ;mim ing the impossibility of the interference of Spain to relieve our calamities, the people of this island have, in full meeting held, determined no longer to submit to an authority which all classes equally abhor. " They have, therefore, by and with the consent of the whole Assembly, appointed a Council or Junta to administer justice to the inhabitants of the island d Cuba, to be installed by, and in the name of Ferdi nand VII: This Junta, so appointed, it has been or. dered, shall perform all the functions of the Gover nor, the Royal Audience, and the Cabildo, in the ca. pital of this island, Port del Principe. " The Junta, therefore, hereby give notice to all those who have any claims, accnsations, or complaints of grievances, to appear in the koyal Hall, for the pur pose of having the same heard and' determined accord ing to law and justice; which it is promised shall be asfasinistered to all ranks and nations, equally, imp's tially.ltd fully. (Signed) " FR A NCI WO A. MORTARS A." sr order of tio Supreme Junta." The Ex-King of Sweden is at present on a visit to Louis XVIII. at Hartsell-house, Buckinghamshire. SIORTING.—BETTING-RO" JAN. -There was a good deal of betting on the CLARIM SracEa, at the close of which the odds were nearly as follows : 5 to t against Treasurer 6 to i agaiast Onana 7 cal 2 sem" Pirouette 9 to 1 against Crinsil 6to 1 against The Dandy 10 to 1 agalnlt kirphestion. Yesterday, there rot being a sufficier.t number 01 Aldermen to constitute a Court, the Lord Mayor in spected the Nlealweighers' reports, and ordered the price of bread. to be reduced 2d. in the peck loaf, to commente to-morrow ; tie quartern loaf of wheaten is . thea to be sold for Is. ifd. and household Is. ltd. CORN-MARKS?, MARX-LANG, JANUAR', 23.—The Mullet to-day has tolerable remaining quantities of Wheat, and the trade heavy sale, scarcely on our terms last quoted—Barley and Malt likewise—White and Grey Peas are each lower—Beans of the two sorts fluctuate but little since our last—There are several fresh arrivals of Oats, and waiting further supplies, this article inclines lower.—Flour without variauon. osiass.a. ciraaranir •5 V !Malt. Wheat 61*. 504 924. • Beau, 454. 344. Vice ditto, 6ii. 935. Tick ditto. 444. Sas. Rye. (new) 345. Us. Oats, 4 :45. Via. 554. , Marley. tts. 41e. Poland ditto, 504.1144. Malt, his. 731. rotator ditto, 355. RIM Pam (Boilers) 4116. Sta. ' Rape Seed .C 44 AS& Pilo floor s Ns, to li6arriolonts 750 to 601. • 1 1 • • •