Star. — London, England, 1816-09-02 00:00:00

glin` same Ome with ostotints. This Trend( Government % l which punctually fulfill the engagements of the late Treaty of Peace, is far from being disposed, as evil. minded persons affirm, to depart from them, but will make use , f the right given it by the same Treaty, to have garrisons' in several fortresses on the frontierx. l The means employed by the ill-disposed to connteract t he organization of this army, consist chiefly in spreading reports that the French Government has e ngaged to raise an army for the service of Spain, to assist io recovering the South American provinces. • We expect with impatience the regulations re specting the military occupations of the fortreis of Luxemburg. It is said that it will be determined in dse Diet, to compose the garrison Of one-third Prus sians one.third traps of various Getman States, and mo;hird Net-stet land Hoops. F or som e time past the environs of this city, Petti• cularly the woods, have been unsafe for .travellers, Ste. From tune to time we have teports, more or less alarming, ot persons having been atcacked. and robbed. We re" ember very well, that (or a long time , after she first Preach invasion, we were troubled with the c haufeaux and reetterrs, as they were called; such is usually the uohappy consequence. of war, and the match of numerous armies. Very energetic measures have, however, been adopted to put an end to the disorder. BRUSSELS, AUGUST 28.. The Marquis de Jut&lliac, Commanding General i n the 161 French Military Division, has made a tour to irspect the troops in his division, and has ex. pressed himself much satisfied with the good disposi tions and discipline of the troops. He has also in. stalled in their functions several Generals and supe. slur Officers, whom the King has put again upon active service. In the same division an Order of the ir i Day has been published, desiring all Officers on half pay to appear before the Inspectors on the lit of September, in order to determine whether they shall longer continue to receive half pay Several of them are already placed in Active service. HAARLEM, AMUSE' 30. Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess sf . Orange will arrive today at Utrecht. It is said thev will arrive at the Hague on the 2d of September. Their Royal Highnesses the Princesses Dowager of 'Orange and Brunswick, who arrived yesterday at the Pavilion from the Loo, go to-day to the Hague. HAGUE, AUGUST 26. M. Dohenze, Minister of the Second Chamber of the States General, has presented the project of an Address to his Majesty on au important subject. The following is an abstract : A French refugee, of the name of Simon. bad been arrested by a Magistrate in -the Grand - Duchy of 3.uxernu'frg, in a manner whicit he thOught informal. and presented a Petition to the Stites General, ii. kging a rtain articles of the fundamental law, which be says were violated in his case. “ Individual liberty," says the Address, Nis guaranteed to every person in the territory of the kingdrim, by the fourth Article of the fundamental law,' which is quoted. “ The members of the States General, on entering upon their innctions," says the Addreu, take an oath, in your Majesty's own hands, to observe and maintain the fundamental law of the kingdom, and not to consent, upon any occasion, or under any pre. tekt, that a deviation be made from it. This part of their oath alone would suffice to impose on them the duty of remonstrating against any infringement• of 1 the articles of this law. But individual liberty is so precious a blessing, that the fundamental lsw has ,charged the Slates General to watch over its preserva tion by a still more precise clause in their oath. They sweat to preserve and maintain public and private -liberty to the utmost of their power. It is this pre serving and protecting attribute of the States General which is now invoked by a foreigner, inhabiting, or having sought refuge, in one of your Majesty's peeinc-s." The Address then proceeds to state the particulars, as expressed in Mr. Simon's Petition, from which it appears that various irregularities have taken place, that he was not informed in time of the reason of his arrest—that the casiboffiagraat ,icht seems to be ex cluded by the certificate of the Mayor, which de• dares that Mr. Simon has constantly conducted himself as a peaceable citizen, and conformably to the laws, eiCe. 'he el ea 46 The States• General tof your kingdom cannot be indifferent to i complaint of a violation of the funda mental law, in the point which interests, and must deeply interest all those whose rights it guarantees. " So many Constitutions have keen violated, at the vcry moment when they were established, by the silence, the connivance, or the participation of those Who ought to see to their observance I From this vat ment it is no longer possible for them to have any useful influence, t:or to recover in the public opinion from the contempt which they have incurred. It is highly important to your Majesty, to the nation, to all parts of the public service, that the States• General of the Kingdom should not fall into such an error. A Nuional Represention which has fallen into con tempt cannot be any longer useful, either to the people, who dis*.: tat it, or to the King, whose intentions ►hose intentions would be rendered liable to suspicion by its ca•operation."—The Address concludes by begging that the affair may be examined into. the! the! ot The LOAD CHMICELLOR is expected to leave town to.morrow. for his seat in Dorsetchire. Friday afternoon Sir HENRY TORRENB and Colonel UPTON lest London to attend the Duke of YOltt, at Brighton. of WALDEGRAVS. Sir CHARLES BLOIS, WALHOUSIL. and Dr. C0141111'40, are the North of Scotland. , uncev and Wolin has given the munificent £2OOO towards the relief of the existing the poor classes of the community in some of the neighbouring parishes. .wit her MAJESTY was graCioolly pleased some of the moat respectable Spitalfields to wait upon her at Windsor, and to irons of the perfection to which the Silk Jn various articles of furniture and dress ight- Her MAJESTY entered with the ut. talent* into tile present distresses of the She was pleased to receive the Gende tded the cause of the poor Weavers mad , with the greatest condescension and to assure them of every protection which example and counteopice could stgord. W4Y4L INWLIGENCE. • All Satirday night 'and yesterday morning. a most dreadful gale prevailed in the Metropolis and vicinity, from the North-west. accompanied by heavy rain, which . we fear Itas.dotte much mischitf. /tour trees were blown down, .houses unroofed, and chim. nies injured, by the violence of the wind.. We are happy to observe, however. from our Pert Letters. that the damage done on the coast has been inconsi. derable—at least we have no• accounts of any loss 411 yta. DOVER, SEPTEMBER I. • Arrived last night the Lord DUncan packet. Capt. Nome. from Ostend, with passengers.—Sailed last evening the- Princess Augusta, Catttain &aim for Calais, with passengers.—The Lord Duman, Capt. ' Ha/du:row, -arrived early this morning tl.om Calais with passengers.—The wind has blown exceeding hard all last night and thii day from the Notthward, with excessive rain. Several vessels have taken she'• ter in- our Roads.—The Flying Fish pasaage.vessel, from Ostend bound to Ramsgate, has landed some passengers here, not being able to reach her port, in consequenie of the violence of the wind, and having carried away her boom.—Came in the Chanticleer, RIDLItir. having upset her windlass and slip' from her cable. The City of Bourdeaux called off this port, having been blown out of the Downs, where she lost an anchor and cable; she got another here, and pro. seeded on to Portsmouth. DEAL, SEPTEMBER t. • Put back the French frigate Carravan from Brest, bound to the Baltic; the City of Bourdeaux, &um, parted from two anchors, and ran to leeward. Wind N. it has blown a gale all day. Five o'Ciock.—More moderate weather. IRAMSOATE, SEPTEMBER t. Arrived the Duke of Wellingt•tn packet, with the loss of both anchors and cables; she is from London, and has on board several passengers. MARGATE, SEP I'EMBER I. The Thais, of Penzance, Amain' master, is on shore in our Bay. with the loss of both anchor and cable • her foremast and bowsprit are also gone. The brig Jeanne, of Dunkirk, with copper, potatoes. and tallow, on board, is on shore on the Nail and Rock, both anchors and rudder gone. The ship Henry, HEPBURN, is on shore in Hearn Bay, with the loss of anchor and cables. The sloop Victory, Rus master, with barley, got into this harbour during the gak. with the loss of her anchor and cable.—The wind still blows a gale at N.W.E. FALMOUTH, AUGUST SO. Arrived yesterday the Snake Packet, with a Mail from the Brazils, in 57 days: by her we learn, that the Portuguese Expedition sailed the 13th June last from Rio Janeiro. Arrived the Walsingham Packet, with a Mail from Malta and Gibraltar-24 clays tram the latter: on the Bth of August, two days after leaving the Rock, and when off Cape Trafalgar, passed the Expedition under the command of Lord EXMOUTH. Came in the Dwane cutter, from a cruize, and sailed again on ditto. Also sailed the Prince Ernest Packet, with a Mail for Lisbon ; and the Sandwich Packet, with a Mail for the Mediter ranean. vsThe Earl of vs Bart. C o l one l *of now bn ain tta , Lord Dom.': benefaction of a misery among i Dudley, and s( ten' Monday last es to allow some i Mannfactur era 5 M exhibit specian, h Manufacture is ito is cow brought most broevolea Manufacture. moi men who plead t their 'families, it affability, and t Ler Matures PLYMOUTH, AUGUST at. Arrived his Majesty's ship ALGIMINII, from a cruise. PORTSMOUTH, sEPFEMBER A. Came is his Majesty's ship I'r ems, from a cruise. Pin back the Retrieve, KW% bound to Buenos Ayres.- HARWICH, StPTEMBER 1. _ _ SAlled yesterday the Castlereagh packet, for 'HO- Lauf Leicester packet, far Cuxhaven ; and the Al liance packet, for Gottenburgh.—To-day the Alli ance and Leicester packets put back and the Beaufoy packet, from Cuxhaven, and Lark, from Holland, arrived, both with Marls. ARRIVALS. At Cork, the/Barrett, Danis. and Elizabeth Humphreys, from Jamaica. At Amsterdam, Venus, Lindbed, from Alieant. In the Tested, Rolla, Child, front liakimore. At Smyrna, Herman, Wade', from Amsterdam; and Smyrna, Farmer, from London. A t Demerara, cum. from Beaton; and Alsedar,---;, from St. John's. At the Isle of France, Cadmus,' Dent; and Wolf's Cave, S:ephenson, from London; Vestal, and Camline, Dufour*, from Bourdeauz. Cub 1 0 iOl-HOUSE, AUGUST SO AND SI. Snits a:crass° ourweaM.-- . 1 he Zeenteessw. Plug, for Rotterdam; Martha, Thomas, for Limerick; Dryades, Straus, tor Waterford; Doris, Harde, for Bremen ; New Phalli:, Lowthwaite, for Trinidad; Lively, Gray, for Lisbon; Calcutta, Lucas, for Dark; haws. Postlethwalte ; Fortitude, Martin ; and Knaptun, Christie, for Jamaica; hinge Elisabeth, Blom, for Antwerp and Ghent; Unicorn, Dean, for Elmitteur and Peters. burgh; Harmony, Muck* for glsineur and Copenhagen; Prince Regent, Burghes, for Lisbon; Lizard, Ellingwottis i tor Bremen ; Aligator, Ashton, for Madeira and‘St. Vincent's; Blendeu Hall, Burr, for Bermuda, New York; and Virginia; Georgiana, War ten, for Berhice • Dolphin, Brown, for Amsterdam; Grantham, Underwood, for Demerara; Fly, Hoiman, for Oporto; Merest. Dubbelaar, fur Rotterdant; Susanna Pliers, for Antwerp; Pacific, Sun, for St. Lucia; Louisa, Mitley; for Antwerp and Barbadees; and Lady Sherbrooke, Love, far Madeira. The Fonza preparing at Spithead for the recep tion of Lieutenant• General the Earl. of DALUOLUIIit and suite, is expected to sail to-morrow: ' Saturday the Bann was paid off at Portsmouth, and her Officers and ship's company turned over to the Csir.aua, which has been commissioned by Cap tain Funs*, and ordered to be fitted for foreign service. The following are the only ships in commission which have not been paid off, and which are daily ex pected from abroad: Cornwallis, Akbar, Acorn, Alpheus, Favourite, Horatio, Leda, Menai, Orpheus, Revolutionalre, Tertuaptrp Tbais, Tyne, Vo. lase, Elk, Espow, Hassid, Hesper, learns, Philo:oil, Mom, Royalist, Sabine, Zephyr, Zebra, and Comtism Government mean to build some large ships of, war, calculated particularly for the American coasts therare prePating abundance of materials for the occasion. The Doi.Pinn store-ship is just arrived.at Portsmouth from Dantxic, having on board upwards, of seventy fine masts, and more than 200 oak planks, for strong ship building. The DIIOIII4DART and Toarotaz store-ships were also left loading with sitni. far stores when the DOLPHIN sailed from Donnie. Philadelphia Papers to the 23d July strived this morning. A letter from Washingtoa, dated July 20, says, .' M. Correa de Serra is appointed Minister Plenipotentiary of his Majesty the King of the United Kingdom of ?mina!, Brasil, and Algarves. The following Gentlemen have been acknowledged by the President as Consuls of..his Majesty, the King of France and Navarre, to wit.—M. Petay, tor the port of New Orleans; the Marquis de Fougeres, for the port of Baltimore; the Count d'Espinville, foe the port of New-York; M. de Valnais, for the port of Boston Angelucci, Vice ! Conavi for the Kin of Zorwaostb.''. WINDSOR. SEPTZMAER 1. Yesterday the Duchess and Princess SOPHIA of GLuucerrza arrived at the Castle on a visit to her Masan , and ►he Pascual, and afterwards return. ed to dinner at Bagslint. This morning a grand and public breakfast was hell AL the Bush Inn, at Staines. The Officers of the Royal Hone Guards (Blues) and the Officers of Foot Guards, were present. The company was very numerous, and the Royal Horse Guards' band play ed many of their fine tunes all the time. This morning the Sd Regiment of Foot Guards marched from the Foot Barracks to the Cavalry Bar racks, where Divine Service was read to the two Re giments, by the Rev. Mr. ROPER. BRICHDON, SEPTEMBER I.* Th 4 Duke of Tonic has become the patron of this place; and, by his condescension, he diffuses a game. ral ssciability among the various circles of fashion. By liberal donations, and attention to various chari table applications, the Illustrious Commander in Chief has insured the affectitnis of all parties. The parties of his Royal Highness at the Pavilion ale limited. Among the visitors last week, we observed General Twinges. the Hon. Colonel (brow, of the Guanis, Mr. GagutwooD, Mr. LACS" and one or tw.) other denend Officers. Friday night the Eliza packet, Captain Warr, arrived from Dieppe with 24 passengers, among whom were C. W. TAYLOR, Esq. M. P. Mr. YOUNG, the celebrated tragedian, and three respectable fami lies. The English are now returtisk home in 2rester numbers than the departures from this place. The circulation of the English newspapers in Paris has given publicity to the account of the murder of Cap Lan PARTRIDOC and a subscription has been opened in that city, and at Dieppe, for the relief of the au. metals family of the 'deceased. We are likewise glad to state, that through the fortunate interference of Sir W. Score the untertanate affair is not likely to be silently hushed up. Bente the Eliza sailed on Wednesday night, an order came down from Paris to arrest six of the Custom house officers, concerned in the murder of Captain PARTRIDGE, and they were taken into custody; but we are sorry to learn that the fellow who actually Eliot Captain PARTRIDGE was allowed to escape, and the measures taken for his apprehension have been tardily executed by the French Police, although every individual is aware of their facilities to detect offenders. Vauxuat.x..—The gay inhabitants of this metropo lis will learn with much regret, that the attractive amusements of this charming place of resort arc drawing towards their elose. •The weather has cer. tainly prevented many families from paying their an nual visit; but 'there is yet time enough to prevent the disappointments which they will experience from any longer del ,y. This evening is the last but two of the season, as the gardens finally close on Friday next. Some additional preparations have been made to give edat to the concluding galas A great number of nobility visited the Gardens tact week ; among them were their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Sussex and CUMBLRLAND, Ihe Earl of Fere!, Lord PURRIDIASI. ibe Ladies STANNOPZ, and ame.y of the Foreign Ambassadors. inutaba Onata.—The Quaker was performed et this Theatre on Saturday evening for the first time. The characters were altogether well supported ; and INci.ltpolvo when he abide - his appearance in Steady, was greeted with loud and reiterated plau dits. His delineation of the honourable, kind hearted Quaker, was entitled to great praise ; and his sing ing was altogether as effective as is his best days.— The beautiful air--44 While the lads of the village," was sung with such exquisite taite, seiecuiess, and expressivn, as imparted even a new charm to the poetry ; it was encored amidst repeated plaudits.— This elegant Theatre has been exceedingly welt at tended during last week. "RICHARDSON, GOODLUCE, and Co. the Contractors, beg leave to remind their Friends, and the Public, that the present Lottery begins Drawing the 17th of this Month. The Scheme contains two Prizes of ,040,000, Two of £30,000, Two of £lO,OOO, See. &c. in Consols and Money ; and the wishes of the Public have been consulted in regard to the Draw ing, as in Equal Number of Tickets will be Drawn each day, and the FIRST-DRAWN Patze, the FIRST D#T, Will receive, IN ADDITION, £40,000, which may make it £BO.OOO. Thus, there is every induce ment to an early purchase, which RICHARDSON, GOOD LUCK. and Co. respectfully recommend to the Pub lic, and solicit their favours at their Fortunate Offices, Cornbill and Charing Cross. . PVGII.IBII.---Scroggins, the recent conqueror of Church, in matched to fight Isle of Wight Hall, on the ISth of November, within twenty miles of Lon don, for a stake of 200 guineas. Scroggins has at tained a cheraCter nearly equal to the late Dutch Sams alle‘ile- ia. now said to bithe - best eleven stone tote off the list. Hill is a scientific pugiliit*; but he has ma.= much in the ring, having only beaten brother t , frbe Champion, and made a drawn battle of it with llonnellr, in Ireland. .The two Blacks, Sutton aid Robinson, are to fight in a few days for 20 Jotiobitalaide.• • naarrmallyaw Flus.—To.morrow this Fair will i be Precielobst aceording to annual custom, and agreeably to' the proclamation issued, ought to be conduits% with the gritatest order and regularity. Daring:der Mayoralty 'of 'Sir JAHNS SHAW. these re gulations litreiitrietly attended te, and. the cornier qesoce wig, dot genteel company could promenade round the Fair. without the smallest interruption. From the known activity of our present worthy Ci3ivf Magistrate, AO doe& bits similar regelations will be adopted, withal dimialshiag the hilarity- produced from the atillreensedese endangering the existence of the Fair, or Oat ealaible mind to the City; for, by proper precaution alt there-thins, may be conducted With ease. p ' Mauna —Saturday seaM'ght the body of a man quits naked, was, found in a farad within a mile of the town of Bandon, round the seek of whom were tied two handkerchiefs so tight that it was presumed, he was strangled, and in that way came by leis death. Oa investigation and inquiry it proved to be the body of a man of the name of LaAlir, a chandler, belong ing to Bandon, who hard gone the day before is Kin sale for moues', and on his return must have been way laid, and in order to rob him wasstiusatrapgical and left in the tiarbarons Nate described. SPORTING EvTELLiG2NCE:. PORTSMOUTH GARRISON RACES. T! e Portsmouth Garrison Rater (Second Meeting). ou.Wed• nadir and Thursday. on. Ponetown HiN, were extremely well armlet], and the magnificent prospects, both by sin and leech which the spot selected for the Course commands, united to a large assemblage of fashionable equipa.3es, with the very favour able state of the weather un both days, gave an attraction to the.. scene strhkb nothing could have heightened. The first day's Sport consisted of a Sweepstakes of ten 'titles* each and twenty guineas added by the Stewards, f u r h orses o f all descriptions; and a Purs e of fifty guineas for horses not thorough bra 1. The former was contended for by Major Harris's b. g. Penn, by Walton, and Captain Mottley's a m. Clara, and viva in two heats by the latter. Parse of Fifty Pounds. Captain Monre's b. tn. Romp • Lieutenant Bnurchier's c. g. teddy Major Harris's b. g Punch Lieutenant Taylor s b. in. Fanny Colonel 1) b. in. Fancy Captain M.sttleg's c. on. Clara 1 ▪ s s $ s 4 dr. ▪ divasced. - distanced. A Subscription Purse for 'be beaten Horses running for 'the Garrison Purse, a Lattiri Plate ' and a Match hewer, Major Harris's b. g. by (Paltry:, against Captain Fane's b. g. Grimalkin. one mile, which was won by the firmer, afforded the Second Day's sport. Subscription Parse. Major Harris's b. g. Punch . . . 1 I Lieutenant Taylor 'a b. m. Fanny - . g g • Lieutenant 13ourchler's c. g. Teddy - - a ft This was a well contested race; the ant beat having bog wns by Punch by only half a neck, yin in by Fanny. A Ladles' Purse given by the Ladies of the Garrison, for all horse, cot tborougb•bred, hasa file the property of Waren of 1 the Garrison. One Two•mbe heat. Lieut. Vildey's Lydia - . 1 Capt. Elakeney's Harletplia • . s Lieut. Bourchier's Teddy - - S Mr Gain's Kate - . • • It having born declared that Lydia bad crossed Teddy, was to oblge her to pull up, the Stewards decided that this last race e benbi be again rode over; the other boron, however, were drawn, and Lydia walked over the coarse. On both dip the sport was very gond, and on the tatter day many matches were made between hackneys, which excited much interne. 1' he Race Ball, no the second night, at the Crown Inn, was more numerously and fashionably attended than on any former occasion, and the very polite attention of the Stewards to the whale of the company, imparted additional gratiMat•on to the evening's entertainment. Dancing continued to a late holm Among the distinguished personages present were, Sir Kenna's and Lady Charlotte Howard. sir lames and Lady Gardner, Hon. Sir C. Greville, Sir H. Gough, Mrs. Delame and family, General Crosbte, Admiral H.riket , &c. A very handsome Sub scription was made for another Meeting early in October; and we understand it is in contemplation to give a Town Plate of 54) guineas value. COWES, AUGUST 30. The Sailing Match and review of the pilot vessel, took place on Wednesday, and the weather being so very favourable, (with a gentle breeze from the east ward) this aquatic exhibition, by reason of its no. velty. proved a Most gratifying scene to the Nobility, Gentry, and other spectators. who were very ?some. roue, both on shore, and afloat in the yachts, Sic. After the vessels had been reviewed in the roadstead, they proceeded into the harbour in rotation, accord. ing to their numbers, about II o'clock, A.M. those entered for the match, tight in number, with distin guishing flags, started from the appointed station off the Castle, on the signal being made, and sailed thrift round the black buoy.of the Middle Bank, and the white and red buoys of.the Brambles, passing round the Stork cutter, of the Castle, which wa s s t at i one d • very, ne ar the shore fcr the accommodation of the ' spectators there. The first vessel in, the last time going round, was The Naucy,l.. Cork, No. 12. entitled to a prize of 15 guineas, The ‘3d, Fidelity, Thos Francis, No. 2, 14 guineas. The sd, Agenoria, Henry Cave. No. MI, 9 guineas. The 4th, Neptune, Vsr. Stevan! , No 22, 7 guineas. • The.sth, Paths, John Long, No. 53, $ guineas. There was a tall in the evening at the Hotel, at East Cowes, which was most fashionably attended: Lord Grantham and the lion. C. A. Pawn .4..ted is the Stewards, and the arrangements made under their di rection, by Mr. Dorking, of the Hotel, give whiter sal satisfaction. Lord Sidmonth and family, the Hon. Hiley Addington, part of Lord Ellenborough's family, and several if the most respectable families in the Island, were present. The Hussaren and Royal Charlotte transports have sailed from Cowes, with detachments of regiments to join their respective corps at Halifax and Quebec. The brig Diana, for the Medite7raneao, and the Eliza, for Bengal, have sailed from Sp thead. Early na the morning of Tuesday last, a large part of the high wall of Kensington-Gardens, at Bays. water, fell down,with a tremenduous crash. There is a foot-path close to the wall, but, providentially, no lives were lost. Two old horses, feeding near, ' just escaped being burred in the ruins. Monday, at Devonton Colliery, in consequence of the rope being by accident thrown off the, pulley of the fly -jack. as the tub was descending, its contents, Consisting of four persons, a husband and wife, a fa. Cher and daughter, were thrown to a great distance. The young woman was killed on the spot, the two ' men died a few hours after the accident, and the 4lie was so severely injured, that her life is still despai reil of Some apprehension was entertained on Friday night .that resistance would be made upon the re moval of the convicts from Ni:wgate.on board a boat at Blackfliars-bridge,. for the purpose of being sent to the hulks, but it proved groundless ; for 50 of those o men, among whom was the notorious Lill &inner, were removed in the caravan used for that purpose, about two o'clock OP. Saturday morning, without the slightest disorder. (.:ORN•EXCHANpE, MARK.LANE, SEPTEMBER 2. Ishirwithstanding the ?fry unfavourable weather re have had since Friday, our Wheat trade was exceed. ingly heavy, and sales were with difficulty made at that day's prices, which weye 4s. per quarter lower than ou last Monday. bans are Is. per quarter lower, having a considerable quantity at market and Lit few buyers. Oats are also dull sale at a decline of Is. per quarter. In Barley, Peas, and odor Ara ticks there is no alteration. CURISIIT ants 45 TINDERS • INGLIIII. I Ikk !Ana 311 e. na. Wisest, Kent and Zan, 703. I Oats, Potatoe 30r. 225. 86i. Ditto, Poland , 244. Suffolk, 70a 84$. Ditto, Food, la uso. Norfolk, 70a 781. Rapreetl, £3B. £39. per het Rye 46.. 445. Flour, 70s. 750. per Peek. Barley, sea 351. roasiou. Malt, 64. 60s. White Pon, SM. 40s. boilers, 46$ 484. Grey Peas, 284. 44 e. Swan Beaus, 325. 41.. Wheat, Dantsic„ 66.. Ditto, Eakie Rod, 545, Cis. Hombre or Braun, 40s„ riss Brabant Red, 40s. 464 Rye, 00'. 00a. DMITHFIELD MARKET, SEPTEMBER t. beef 4s Od to Ss 0C Veal 4, 01 to So 63 Mutton 4 ud to 54 of j Pert 4. 04 tip is 44 Lamb 34 041 to 44 04 Scioto sitea—stivegi Lambs 1/,440.4.ab001100--Pigi sm. ~. . r e . I L.