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Joon Turner, of Salford, Laneafhire, rape Maker, deed' thld asap. man. Auguft 3 , 4, and . 2Q, at thee-. it the Royal Oak Inn, Man chair. Attomiea, Mars Keariley and Cardwell, Manchefter, or Mr. Philip Hurd, Temple. London. Jofeph Anderfon, of Gracechurcia ftreet. Londor, pope. r-bangev, paint-r and glazier, dealerand chapman, July as. at one, Augult it, it ten, and Augilft 29, at one, at Guildhall Attornics, Mars. Batchellor and Potts, Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-ftr, et. Thomas Bradfbaw, of St. Martin's-le-Grand, within the Liberty of Wetminßer. fboe-maker, July 2s, and Augu ft 8, and 29, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Briggs, No. 7, Holborn court, n ray's bin. banns Viekars Brufhfield, of Barking, in Effez. grazier, 'jobber, dealer and chapman, July 35, 28, at one, a' d Auguft 19 at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr Cutting, Bartlett's-build ings, Holborn ; or Mr. Starry, Romford, Effez. DIVIDEND'. July 20. John Kent the younger, n. w or late of Southwick, Hants, builder, at the Ship and Cattle, P•rtfea. July 10. George Field, of Bath, hatter and hater, at eleven, at the Argyle Coffeehoufe, Bath. July 21. Frederick Kray, late of StanhopeAreet, Clare-market, Middkrex, goldfmith and jeweller. at ten at Guildhall. July 25.. James Webb, late of Manchefter, merchant, at two, at the Bridgewater Arms, Manehefter. July 1/. Jonas Yates, of Cleckeatnn, parifh of Birftall, Yorklaire, ihopkeeper, at eleven, at the Nag's Head, Cleekeaton. July 25. James Wake, late of Whitby, Yorkihire, fkip builder, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. BATTLE OF LAUNAU-RUSSTAN ACCOUNT. riftteav now THE COMIIANDII IN CHIEF OF THE ARIAT, Gt; lIIHAS. /WM lINNIGIEN, TO HIS lIEIEIIAL MAJESTY, I DATED PROW THE FIELD OW HATTLIC, NtAIL lIIILSDIRO, AT MIDNIGHT, HAT 29, 1807, 0.1 (JONI to) This day about noon, Bonaparte with the whole of his forces, attacked that part of the army of your Imperial Majefty in the po &ion on the left of the river Alle conning only of the troops under the command of Prince Oortchakoff and Count Kamen toy, who had atrived this morning from General Leftocq. I had * detached this morning (previous to the attack of the enemy) Prince Bagratbien to Lanau, who immediately on his arrival there. was attacked by filch a feperior fohce, that he was under the neceffiry of falling back. I ordered great part of the army to ad. stance from the other fide, and to reoccupy the pofition: in the mean time the referve was compofed of fourteen battalions, in which were incleded nine battalions of the guards, and part Of the cavalry. the firing commenced at every point, and the enemy was (non forced to retire, and to leave the field of battle to your Imperial Majefty's brave troops, who in this day acquired trent laurels I cannot at prefent afcertain correetly the lo(', but it met have been confiderahle on both fides ; neither can I eftimate the number of milfor.crs, cannon, or ftandards, we have taken from the enemy. In die mean time the Randard of the 55th regiment, which has been kin to me, I now tranfmit to your Imperial Ma jelly. The enemy was purbird a mile from the field of battle Whiz Metre farrow I inform you,that in this battk there were killed Major Generals Kozjin and Warneck. Wininded. Oer„eral Doklitoy.iff; Major Generale Verderefflky, Prince of Meek knburgb, lock, Paffek. Alfufitff and Dook. The contelt laited from midday till tleven at night, arid night prevented us (rein% purfuing the, enemy any further. It remains rat w to be fern, whether. Bonaparte will attack as again to-mor ruw. We learn from the ptifoners, that the whole of the ene my's referee (confiding of twenty battalions), and the guards, were alto prefent at this attack, and were defeated equally with the reft of his regimen:b. ST. PETERSBUROH, JUNE 17. The Cows Gazette has announced the capture of Anapa, at the mouth of the Dniefler, by the fqua .dron in the Black Sea, under Admiral the Marquis De Traverfe. The Turkifb garrifon, and the neighbouring moun taineers, had been exceedingly troublelome to the inhabitants on the (bores of the Kuban, in conic quence of the frequency of their incurfions. The fubutbt of Anapa were burnt by the Turkilli fquadron, together with fume buildings in the heart: ofthe place; but as loon as the garrifon and the in. habitants perceived that the Ruffian troops had landed, they were panic (truck, and fled iu di(order towards the mountains. The lois of the Rutlians was exceedingly trivial. This place is coofidered as a very important acquifirion to the Ruffians. The tour: (-azette menti:ns, that Dantzic furren dered for want of p ,, wder, and was compelled to ca pitulate, bectrafe all c-mmunication was cut off be tween the armies and the place. The Ruffian troops fent to its relief having been informed by the Tele graph of the fituation of affairs, failed for Pillau the night before Dantzic was occupied by the French. TII.SIT, JUNE 29. On the 27th the Emperor Napoleon exercifed his font guards in firing, in the pretence of the Emperor Alexander ; after which the two Monarchs dined to. gerher. On the zBth, the King of Pruffia. accom panied by Marthal Beffieres, the Grand Mar alai of the Palace, the Grand Equerry, and feveral of the fuperior officers of the cavahy, came to pay a vifit to the Emperor Napoleon. The Emperor Napoleon went and received them at the gate. The King of Pruffia wore a plain uniform. At four in the after noon the Emperor returned the vifit to the King, invited him to tide, and, taking with him the Em peror of Ruffia and the Grand Duke Confiantine, proceeded with them to review the corps under Mar (hal Davonft. Thefe auguft perfonages afterwards dined with the Emperoi Napoleon. After riling from table, they patted a quarter-of an hour together. The Emperor afterwards accompanied them to the gate of his pa lace, and they proceeded on foot to the refidence of the King of Pruffia. The Emperor of Ruffia and • the Grand Duke Conßantine returned towards the evening to the Emperor Napoleon, and remained , with him till half after ten at night. Yetterday his Mojefiy the Emperor Napoleon received General Bennigfen ; and Prince Kurakin, appointed to ne. gociate with the Prince of Benevento, alf arrived here yellerday. Jut.v I.—The good underßanding between the three Sovereigns at Tilfit increafes every day. His Mtjetty the King of Pruffia bas appointed General Kalkrenth to negotiate for peace. t mYpeeftreorrday th ofe n F ir re a nc a h n E d m t p h e e r o K e i s n guar ds rtureffittate,s if d the guards with a dinner. The whole of them, for a thrill time, exchanged uniforms ; and the foldiers were to be fees running cheerfully along the fireets, b..; in good order. BERLIN, JULY 7. Our Sovereign is expelled here in the courfe of the month, and preparations are making to receive him at Potadam and Charlottenhurgh. We know, though his Majefy has a battalion of guards with him at Tilfit, his refidence there will be only momentary. The two Emperors are fill in that city, and the three Sovereigns have frequent conferences. The LIR few days have produced a wonderful • change in affairs. The Pruffian State Paper, which . . experienced a lofs of between so and s 4 thalers per cent. is now greedily fought for, having experienced a rife to 8o and Sz thalers. The affairs of the Bank, and the navigation of the leas being once again re -1 Rnred, the citizens ex pelt to realize fit: full value of all their paper.—Tdrapb. ' BR ESLA U, JULY ri ' • 1 On the isth of June, the arMillic'e bet e lgtAle French and. Pruffi,in armies . was c.onelud • , 111 1 S, Plenipotentiaries were his Highnefs .tbe Pritice of Neufchatel, and his Excellency General Kalkreuth. OrrictawArrocis.—Alter the raking by alrault the intrettched camp under the wall*of Matz, nothing remained for Ate complete conqueft of Silefia ' by his Imperial Highnefs, but to force the rock o f Silber berg. His Highnefs, to prevent unneceffary cala mity, tried every means to produce an accommoda tion, bot the ?ruffian Commandant per filled in the defence of a pofition which could no longer be of any real utility, and caufed the town to be fet on fire. It is to be hoped o that this event which took place, greatly to the regret cf his Imperial Highnefs, will be the latl inflance df the calamities of war in this country. As an armiflice has been concluded between the Emperor of the French and King of Praia, his Im perial Highnefs has ;trued the neceltary orders to put an end to the hoßilities, having recalled the order for the affault on the Port of Silberberg. STET IN-, JULY 3. An Adjutant has arrived here from the head quar ters at Tilfit, who afire' us that peace between France, R Ilk and Pruffia, was figned on the 3d July.• The three Sovereigns will go together to Berlin. JULY 7.—On the xi t.f July a general afrtult was made by the notch befieging corps on Colberg.— During the attack, however, advice was received of the arminite, and Wilkie' immediately ceafed.— On the sth the greater part of ouryarrifon marched from hence for Friedland. and we expert to,ooo men from Colberg, who will immediately march forAnc lam. Hansburgh Lorreffrortdent, jury t I. STRALSUND, JULY 5. Yesterday at break t.f day the army began its march towards Renezburg, and at noon his Majefty the King of Sweden foil , wed with his (ha*. 'The armittice expires on the 13th inflant at two in the morning, and if no counter orders arrive hankies wilt commence immediately. COPENHAGEN, JULY 7. Eight Enghfh transports, with troops, arrived in the Sound from the North Sea, on the 3d init. The tit divifion of the Englifh Expedition has alrealy arrived at the 'Sand of Rogen. The Englifh Awbalfador to Pet:rfburgh, Lord Levifon Gower, has gone by the way of Memel to the Emperor of Roffia, Earl Pembrokh is gone by the way of Memel to Vienna, to which Court he is mb. &dor. Maiiy travellers have lately arrived here from Memel, among whom are the following perfons of difiinaion t the Cabinet Miniller General Zaflrow, and family ; the Miniller of State, Von Vofs ; the Conofellor of Finances, Buguelin ; the Privy Conn fellor of Finances, Wettphael ; and the Counfellor at War, Koller. BAYREUTH, JUNE sg. Tire following reports from Vienna have probably no other foundation, than the earneft wifhes of the people. It is laid, that a Prince (Jerome Bonaparte) truly amiable from his noble charadter, and who has ffiewn a knowledge in the art'of war rarely to be aC. 4uired but by long experience, will receive Protlian Poland and a part of Ruffia, and be united in marriage to the Princefs Louife of Au ftria, daughter f his' Majefty the Emperor Francis, born December toth, 1791 ; it was alfo openly reported there, what had been conjectured and wilhed two months firice, that the only daughter of a King (the Princes of Saxony, born in 178 z) diftinguifhed for her magnanimity, piety, and the rare qualities of her heart, and who like her exalted father, enjoys the fincereft affeelions of his fubjeets, will now receive a hufband (the Prince of Bavaria), and with him an illuftrious throne, fuch as her virtues juilly claim. FRANKFORT, JULY 4. The report that the Ukraine will be evacuated as a guarantee of the armillice, has not yet been offici ally confirmed. It is now thought poffible that the I Ruffians, united with the Turks, may drive the Eng lifb out of the Mediterranean, or, *Wed by the Perfians, penetrate to the Eati Indies. To day, a tranfport cf about too Pruflian cannon and howitzers, among which were fome that had been taken from the French in the feven years war, paired through this city for Mentz. Next Tuefday, the 7th, a fimilar tranfport is expelled. His High nefs the Duke of Dantzic will pals about a month at Wifbaden. The city of Dantzic has made him a prefeut of 400,c00 livres, but the Duke refufed to accept this fum, till the Emperor had declared that it fhould be dedueled frond the contribution impofed on that city, which amounts to ten millions of livres in money and provifions. HAMBUROH, JULY S. By a Decree of the Senate and the Burghers, it has been refolved to raife one million of marks by a tontine, to anfwer the expences indifpenfable under the prefcnt circumflances. To fecure the intereft, the duties upon wines are to be railed from one to two marks per ton. Juts to.—A report is fpread here with great con fidence, that Peace was figned by France, Ruflia, and Pruffia, on the 3d intl.; and that the King of Pruflia is to be recondueled to Berlin on the 161 h, by the two Emperors. It is alfo Paid, the King of Swe den has propofed to renew the Armiflice, but that Martha' Brune has anfwered, he muff fend 'firft to the Emperor, to whom he has already announced the intended renewal of hoftilities. PARLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF COMMONS, JULY 18. Mr. Alderman SHAW prefented a petition from the Company of Butchers of the City of London, againß a bill now ',coding re lating to regulations on raw hider.—Referred to a Committee. The Oxford Canal Bill, and London Dock's Company Bill were read a third time and palled. Mr. G. Galway Mills took the oaths and his feat. Mr. OWEN prefented from the Ealt India Company feveral Accounts, purfuant to order of the toth infant. Mr. HOBHOUSE brought up a Report of theeffidive ftrength of the Volunteers, diltinguilbing cavalry, infantry, and artillery, purfuant to an order of the Houfe.--.Ordered to lie on the table, and to be printed New writs were ordered for tke Boroughs of Hellion , and Ap pleby. 'The former in the room of Mr. Richards, whohad steep ted the office of Steward of the Chiltern Hundreds. The latter in the roomof I ord Vircount Howick, who finer his eledlion had accepted the office of Steward of the Hundred of Eaft Hendred. Mr. JEFFERY, in confequeoce of the ilintfa of one of the wit- Tic ffes, poftponed the proceedings on the Poole writ, from Monday to Thorfday next. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER gave notice, that, on Monday, he Should bring ins bill for continuing die MI 'miry Inquiry. LONDON , MONDAY. JUI..Y PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT MO O'CLOCK: Confnla, meney.6.44.for July 63i. for Auguft 6Af. Ontnium par—Excbequer Bila, par to Is. pr. Ysllerday difpatches were received at the Foreign Office, from the C ntinent t after which a Cabinet Council was held, which failed nearly three hnurs.— The contents of there di"patches have not tranfpired. The firfi divifion of the fleet for the Baltic failed yeflerday afternoon, at twenty-five minutes pall five o'clock, from the Downs, tinder the command of Sir Samuel. Hoot). This event was communicated to the Admiralty by telegraph. Captain Btacewron left town on Saturday to join the fleet, and Admiral Gaunt Ea will follow this morning. The fecund di viSon will probabty fail on Wedaefday or That fday. It will be accompanied by the pd, soth, and 82d Regiments, whys failed on Saturday (torn Portf month, in nine .witsfparts, "undo convoy of the Coleus for the Donis. The I'm UNDill bomb arrived in the Dawns on Saturday, from Porttanutit„ and Is, with feveral other bombs, to fail with the feet for the Baltic. The Gazette of Saturday night contains a detailed account of the late difaarons affairs in Egypt. They were occafinned by a reliance upon the *Matinee of the Mamelukes, who difappointed the eaptdations of the Britilh Commander. TONNINGEN MAIL. It appears by the journals and Letters received by Mail of yetterday, that NAPOLIDR, ALEXADDRR, and FREDERIC WILIAM. * ODERitleid at Tilt till the 3d inaant, on which day, it is now. faid, the Treaty was tigned. Letters of the 9th front Berlin Bate that the King of PEVESIA was on his way back to that city, to be reingated in the pofellion of his capital. Various marriages and new alliances are talked of, all of which have but one object—the extenfion of the influence and confolidation of the power cf France. His Swedilb Majefly, who had given notice of his intention to renew hoililities, has fince, as is Rated in fome letters, intimated a.wifh to renew the Armiflice, probably in confequence of the recent events in Po• land—but the French Commander has referred the 'Ain& to NAPOLRON The accismnts from Conaantinople confirm the in. telligence that the late Grand Seignior was put to death, as were moR of his Miniaers, in the revolu tion that has taken place there—a revolution unfa fourable to the views cf Ruffia and Great Britain, though former accounts Rated the contrary. _ . The accounts from Italy by this Mail are of no im portance. It gives us pleafure, however, to be ena bled, by intelligence received from Lilbon, to corx tradiet the French llatoments brought by a former Mail, of advantages pretended to have been gained over the Prince of Huss Portarrrnar.. The ene my, in their accounts, Rated the Prince to havei e land ed with an army of t a,OOO men, and after a total de feat, to have fled with only a few followers, firft to Reggio and afterwards to Sicily. The following may be relied on as a true Ratement :—The Prince of Elk StePH I LI HA L landed in Cal4bria with only 3500 of his SICILIAN MAJISTY'S troops ; they im mediately advanced to Mileto, where a battle took place, on the 28th of May, between them and twice the number of French. The Prince did not lofe more than 350, in Ella, wounded, and prifoners Amongfl the fiat were 19 officers. The Sicilian troops fought with the greatell bravery. After the battle they fell back upon Reggio, of which they kept pof fcffion, and the French were obliged to retire within their old pofitioris. His Sicilian Majefty's troops hive alfo become mailers of Coirone, of which they were not in poffeffion before. It will be recollcaed that this was the place to which the French retired after the glorious battle of Maids. The following letter (peaks flillimore favourably, but we fufpeft will not prove to be perfally corral : 44 LISErN, Jowl 30--A mei:finger from Paler. mo who was landed here after a fhort pairage from a flonp of war, goes in this packet. I =lceland the Calabrians, en more, have totally defeated the French, and that ta,oco Neapolitan troops have revnited, and have made a feparate eneampusest.." • JAMAICA MAIL. The Pa lac :ss A NELL% packet arrived at Falmouth on Friday, with Mails from Jamaica after a page of thirty.twn days. The convoy for England, under 'barge of his Maklly's (hip ELarnamr, of 74 guns, were expelled to leave Jamaica on the 27th June : the Amelia (poke on the 14th infl. in lat. 48. 29. lolg. 13 57. his Majelly's (hip MEI MAID ) of 32 guns, with (even fail nt tranfportiunder convoy, having on board the 29th legiment from Qzebec, kr England. The following letter has been received by this conveyance: • JAMAICA, JUNE 13, tgo7. By a veffel from St. Kitt's, wLich failed on the 3oth tilt. we learn that a fchonner arrived there the day before the failed, with inflrtnation that a Btiti(h frigate had a few days previous, to windward of An tigua, difcnvercd five veffels of war, three of them of the line, which could not anfwer fignals, and evi dently French. moa of the vefrels at Sr. Kitt's in cnofequence of this intelligence bent 'their fails;and were preparing to tack prote6ion under the batteries at Brimitone • NAUTICAL 1141TRLLIGENC _ te r. EAST IN lAMEN. This morning Letterslitir ereceiwk , at the EA- India Houle, advifiag titer rafe arrival at Macaw, on the toth Jirmary lak.of:the oink mentioned Ships, under convoy of his,Maje(iy's fh:AF. LiON, viz.— ItorAL Commorve MAIMP.IB or Etr Clot:Notate& • AAI.ESTON and; GLATTON NE MO4; '• The whole of the Clyde eltr . ifi it of the Jimaica fleet, with the exception of one, is art ived at Greenock. FALMOUTH, JULY ry. Arrived the Arnetican Ihjp R:cr , very, Captain ADAMS, frnm.Sicily i b. ig Hero, Captain DOLID•LL brig lieniy, Itoxiason;from Malta, wrier convoy of the BEACLE,, the let off this port ; alro the Ameba paeltr, Capt. STI•PHEMS. 32 days from Jamaica, no newt. Yenee day failed hi, Wien) (hip Swiii.Low, and aimed (hip Humpaa, on a cru: z -- Wind W. S. W. TORBAY, jULY Yeflerday failed his Majetty's (hip Persica y's Watts, for Portfmouth.—This day failed hi. Ma. jetty's fhips FOUDROYANT, DRIADNOUWIT, DRAGON., COLOSSUS, CHAMPIuN, and Ross, on a attire. PLYMOUTH, JULY it Came in frOm Torbay the Waattroa, of 74 guns, and this morning failed again with live bullock', for the fquadron off Rochefort. Sailed the &narrow, of a guns, with difpatches, to the Weftward. The ROYAL GILORGE, of tto guns, is expetted to leave Hamoaze neat tide, when the, together with the 1.• NOON, of 90 guns, and the POEM!, of 8o guns. are expetted to fail to the Eaflward, to join the North Sea fleet. Came in the Neetnnus, Captain Pswyz, from Sardinia, for Dram, with fait, detained by the Lion privateer ; Der Neid, Captain Kiwi, from Lif bon, to Tonningen, with fugar, ace. detained by the Bub' privateer ; Vrow Johanna Elizabeth, Captain Boss, from St. Übes, to Elfineur, with falt, detained by the Lion privateer ; EMERALD, of 32 guns, from the Weflwarsl. Admiral YOUNG was yellerday called by Telegraph, from hence to London; it is reported that he is to command the North Sea fleet. Admi ral SUTTON commends at prelent in this hatbour. PORTSMOUTH, FLY 19 • Arrived his Majefty's fhip BEAGLE, from the Me• diterranean, with about 40 fail of veffels wader con• voy, 24. fail of which are tranfports ; all arrived his Majtlty's (hips RECRUIT ° and SHELnitael, from a cruize.—Saikd his Majefty's flap SYBELLE, for the Downs: the Prelident, WOL3AL ' from P;ynourh for Woolwich, which was taken by a French bigger privateeroff the Oats Light, retaken by his Majeily's (hip DrC4lOl off. Dieppe, and is arrived here. • DEAL, JULY v 9 Artived his %jelly's (hip PRINCE of WA L S, from Plymouth. and remains in the Downs, with the (hips as per lett ; the fquadron under the cr.mmand of Sir Safeties. Honn are jult under fail.—Wind S.W. YARMOUTH, JULY 18. Arrived the NASSAU from the Downs. Laft night Oland CLINTON, and Secretary, were land( d hete from the Continent—the COnnel is the bearer slf di( patches, with which he immediately fet for Len don. Sailed the Casualty. frigate on a cruize: fir. rived the HYACINTH Hoop, and feveral (hips c'etained by the Notch Sea fleet The Rmbuck, (Aemiral DOUGLAS). Goliah, Orion, Dictator, Ruby, Rein. tation, V..nguatd, Minfttatir, and are, ail under failing orders to join the (laps horn the-D ,wns. The new plan of Military Defence, which Lord CASTLEREAGH brings forward on Wednelday, in the Houle of Commons, will be carried into etre& with all poflible difpatch. We underhand it is propof e d to permit 35,000 of the Militia to volunteer into the Regulars, and to induce the Volunteers who receive pay to make up the deficiency in the Militia. A new Militia is to be eflabliftsed, to ferve in their own county.; and it is propofed that one man out f eight, between the age of 17 and 40, fltall arm' in defence of the country. Difpatcbes were received in town this day, from Admirals HOLLOWAY at Deal, and Moitranua at Portfmouth. Admiral YOUNG arrived in town on Saturday after. noon, and this day had a long interview with the Lords of the Admiralty. On Saturday Sir HOME POrHAP4 left town to take upon him the command to which he has lately been appointed. Lail night, at a late hour, a Meffenger was fent off from the Admiralty to his Majelly at Windfnr. Yellerday fe'nnight, a melancholy accident hap. pened at Fortfmnuth. As Mrs. GREENWAT, wife of Lieut. Gavartway, was walking on the deck of the PLANTAGIN a r man of war, accompanied 11 , her hot% band, her foot flipped, and the fell down the main hatchway into the hold, when her head (biking againli the iron ballati, the was killed inflantly. In the purfuit of objelts of great interefl, if fome of the candidates could fhorten their way by 2000 miles, it mull be allowed that they obtained an ad vantage over thole who, on flatting, had so,poo miles before them. Not ditfimilar is the cafe o f fuch adventurers as dart, this day, ler a chance rf all the Capital Prizes Hill in the Lottery Wheel, not vaithllanding 2000 numbers •f the original so,coo were drawn LW Tnefday. To-morrow', drawing, therefore, becomes evidently more adrantageoub to late adventurers. CORN EXCHANGE, MARX LANE, Jut.v 20 —.Th e Market to-day is rather thinly fupi.lied wi,li Wheat, and tales in this trade ate at an advance of ab ut 3s. per quarter.—The fupply of B ar l y 1k , an d P are of White P eas in tire neig.b •ur fully at tall prices —Malt heavy o' f at aco s t h e iog badness countieso the there ci very few, and t h o l e at further advance is price —Grey are dearer—Beans of both Iforts likewife—There are feveral arrivals of Oats coaftways, and this article nearly at daft Wcek' prices—Flour supports the currency. GEN1111•L CVIRIIICT 4E UNDER Wheat, 35s 63s Boa per 4r. Grey Peak 35. 60sod Fine Ditto, Sas 831 .od Nano, (old) al sas ad . aye, 44 , 47 0 od Tick Ditto (01(1)4as 47 8 Q 4. • Barter,* altod Oats,24. sits 3as Malt, 641 gas od Poland ditto 33( 34, 643 White Peale, (Boilers) IMO Potatoc &to 375 od Rape sea. ayl Eat Mar 6os 6sos.43ocooth is to 6oes NII ~I r r'°am' i. ; 4'