Star. — London, England, 1805-10-14 00:00:00

tti?tt undertaking a icing joerney. His Majelly *is' to let off on the 19th or zoth. Shortld a French army enter Switzerland, it is to' be under the command of Marfhal KeoLiaman. ThP litnc of Saantst:A has left Ifchia with his fa sully, to pafs the winter at Gaeta. The ELEcrott of WURTIMBURI3 is augmenting his troops to to,oco men: he mull cunfecptently raife .itooo recruits. He has demanded of the States the of leo,ooo florins, for their pay and equipment, The effeits of the Clergy will contt ibute to raife that fum. Mrwrz, SEPT. 2 7 .—the different corps vilhich the Marlhals BERNADOTTE, NET, LAMNES, SOUL; DavousT, Prince Muitat, and General MARMON; will command in Germany, are eftimated at 130,000 mcn. Marfhal AUGEREAU is alfo forming a corps in the interior, which will join the above. WURTZBURGN, SEPT. 23. —The Bavarian army confilis of 25,000 men. It has tranfpired, that the Auflrian Field Marfhal Lieutenant, Prince Scowea zEnftEtc, on the sth of . September, required a junc tion of thnfe troops with the Imperial army, which demand was, however, declined. The King of PruLlia has ordered the palace at An fpach to be fitted up for the Eledor of Bavaria.— Every thing is now packing up, for him to quit the Tefidence of Wnrtzburgh. St PT. z6.—The Aultrian Envoy at the Court of Munich, Damns Boot. vow ScnausnsTris, arrived here on the at ft of September. o Much as the confirmation is defired, of the in telligence contained in the public papers, that the whole Circle of Franconia will remain neutral dm., ing the impending war, there appears po fufficient ground to countenance this pleating hope,"—Wurtz burgh 6azetie. SEPT. 27.—This city and fortrefs will probably loon he occupied by the French. The armies of BERNADOTTE and MARMON; which will be joined by tome more troops, appear to be deftined againft the flank of the Außrians. LONDON. MONDAY, OCTOBER 14. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK : Confols, for money, 5811 -..for Nev. sp.f. Omnium, money, 4i--payment, 4. .. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY : per Cent. Red. Ann. 37fil Rich Bills, par. 3s. prem. per Cent. ConL Omnium, 3i prem. 4 per Cent. vsti Lottery Tickets 201. ss. 5 Cent Navy 8911 Conf, for acc. 39 India Bonds, it.dif. par DosttN, CTOBER 7. 5 per Cent. Gov. Deb. pgif--Exchange, Dublinon London Hi. OCTOSCR 9. 3 per Cent. Goy. Deb 93 94—Eschange x til. After our Paper was at profs on Saturday, two Hamhurgh mails arrived. We have alfo received French Journals to the 6th, and Dutch to the toth Intl ant. From all of thefe we have given large ex trails in the preceding columns. It is confirmed that Bavaria has joined France. Through the treachery of an agent of M. Ds Luc- CHESINI, the Auftrians were put into poffeffion of a I Secret Treaty entered into between the Eledor of Bavaria and the French. It was of fuck a nature as KO remove all ambiguity about the part which Bava ria meant to take ; and in confequence Bavaria has been taken poffeffion of by the Auftrian troops, its revenues have been attached to prevent their being -employed for the benefit of France, and the country has been put under an Aullrian Adminiftration. All the authorities have been called upon to be rigorous in the colledion of the duties; and an edid was pub lifted at Munich, on the 2oth of September, ordering that Imperial Bank Notes, and copper coin, mould be received as currency through all Bavaria, at their nominal value, viz. at 24 guelders to the mark flyer. All the Magiftrates and Commiffaries of the country were ordered to fuperintend the prices of all the firft ll:cefraries of life, and take care that they (hall not be advanced. And by order of the Field Marffial Baron MACK, all thole citizens who (hall dare to ad againft this edid, are to be arrefled, and fent to pri fon at Scharding ; and the goods of the dealers Mall be feized, and payment rendered to them in the above paper, as its nominal value. As to the movements of the armies, to Rate thin here would be to repeat a great part of the preced ing columns. They are daily fubjed to change. Adual hollilities between the French and Auftrians can hardly be raid to have yet taken place, and from wads made ufe of by the Archduke CaaaLls, in his aiddrefs to his Army at Padua, it feems as if Tome kind of negociation was Rill on foot. He Pays " if. war fhould yet be inevitable, contrary to his Majefty's fincere delire," an expreffion that would hardly be ufed if all hopes of accommodation were entirely at an end. The circum (lance of the Miniflers of the !made Powers not merely continuing at the 'refpedive Courts, but meeting together in the moD familiarway ; the retry grade movement of the Au ftrian troops ; the readinefs with which a party of patroles, when fummened by the French, furrendered themfelves without firing a (hot, avowedly bccaufe they had received no orders to defend themfelves; and the immediate explana tions which took place between the Commanders of two parties who had an accidental rencontre on the Banks rf the Adige, all ferve to prove the hope that is fill cherifhed of a Negotiation. A paragraph in a German Paper afferts that new terms have been of fered, and that the Congrea is to be held at Raßadt. The pompous accounts in the French journals are worthy of nocredit whatever, as our Readers will fee by the following letter from a perfon of high autho. rity, at Frankfort, dated the tft of Oelober : " I am confounded at the effrontery of the French J , :urnals.—Nothing can be mote confufed and difor d:rly than the march of the columns that have ap. preicted the treader from the &tett'? of ?ranee, They are literally unprovided with every iequifite. Their artillery are quite a fpellacle. The Eledtor of He& Darmftadt was obliged to firma them tOOO . !lodes with which to drag them on. They have hi therto croffed no snore than 40,000 men over the Rhine; but I am eared that there ere 140,000 in all en their march. The troops from Hanover are in better cafe. They teem to have lived well. Tt is quite certain that the troops of Bavaria have Joined BERNADOTTL." The King of PRUSSIA has made a public declara tion of his determination to obferve a aria neutrali y, but the terms of the declaration have not been made public. He has failed in drawing all his neigh bours into an armed league to make the fyffem of nen trality general. We are affured that the Court of Den mark has replied to his invitation, " that they do not " know into what embarralrments they might be " brought byentering into any fcheme of confederacy " for the prefervation of a general fyilem of nett " trality for the North of Germany; and that they " were determined to declare only for themfelves an " individual neutrality ; and from which nothing fhould induce them to depart."—lt is thought, therefore, that the King of Pausst♦ will reft on his own ground ; and with the policy that has always charaelerized his Houle, wait to take advantage of events, if his offer cf mediation fhould not be accept. ed. In the mean time, it is faid, that he means to give the Emperor ALEXANDER a meeting at Wilna. The Lana mail of the 29th ult. arrived on Satur day. It appears that the conlequence of the late tu mults in Madrid has been, that the decree by which the Popl dodro, or paper money, was made a legal tender, has been repealed ; but the difcontent of the people againt} the Panics of the Placa was ex cefGve ; and it is the general feeling, that if a very fmall forcecould now be fent by this country to guard .the pees of the Pyrenees, the Court and people would rejoice to extricate themfclves both from BONAPARTII and his minion. On Friday the Dukes of You and CUMBERLAND dined with their MAJESTIES at Kew. In the evening they returned to town. Saturday morning, (*non after breakfaa, his MAJESTY, accompanied by +he Duke of CAMBRIDGE, Princefes AUGUSTA, So. PHIA, and Astaxta, with feveral attendants, rode on horfeback acrofs the country from Kew on the Uxbridge Road. Her MAJESTY and the Princeffes ELIZABETH and MART, attended by Ladies lions- TER, CRANLSY, and WINYARD, followed in two open earrriages. Saturday afternoon the Duke of You vifited their MAJISTISS. Yeflerday the Royal Family attended divine fer vice at Kew Chapel, and heard a Sermon by the Redor, from the two lag Terre' of the tooth Pfalm. The Royal Family are expelled at Windfor to-day. His Highnefs the Duke of GLoucasyea is now at the We of Wight. His furniture has been removed, and his domellics have all gone to reticle in the honk of his late illuftrious parent. His Highnefs, on his return to town, will give up the houfe in Upper Grofvenor-tweet, where he formerly dwelt, and inhabit that of the late Duke. Early on Wednefday morning a meeting took place in a Feld behind the temporary barracks at Muffclburgh, between Lieutenant Now 140 of the Ber wickfhire Militia, and Lieutenant BLACaIMCK, of the Dumfries•Qtire Militia, when the latter Gentleman received a (hot which wounded both thighs, and hay. ing flruck the great artery, he almolt immediately expired. Lieutenant MN's() has abfcnnded. On Tuefday two Officers had a meeting, and, after having exchanged two (hots each, they were difco. vered by the Chief Magiftrate of Mufrelburgh, who put an end to the bulinefs. The 3d Battalion of the King's German Legion pat Ted through Dover on Saturday, on their route 'from Bexhill for Deal Barracks. The Dover Volunteers went out yefterday morning to Freedoun, to be infpeCted by General Sir DAVID DUNDAS, and their Colonel Mr. PITT. The Falkirk Trya was held on Tuefday ; it was well attended, and a number of cattle were fold, which brought pretty good prices. A confiderable reinforcement of frigates is expefted 'to be added to the !hips of war on the Irifh Ration, and the cruize of the whole will be extended as far as Cape Finifterre, by order of Lord Gemmel, the Port Admiral. Extra° of a letter from Oporto, dated September 26 : " The Foliose frigate is now cruizing off this coaft; and 1 learn we are to have Come fchooners for the proteition of the coati." The Epping flag hounds are given up by Mr. MawslS, and the ref of the Hunt ; fo that no deer hmnds are now kept on that foreft. Mr. HARDING 6 NEWMAN has parted with his cele braced pack of Effex fox hounds; Capt. CONY Its, of Copt Hall, has purchafed them, and hunts the fame country. The importation of Corn laf week (ending on Fri day) as appears by the Bocks of the Cutiom•houfe, was— Dantsic • 17,456 Mint Pillau 4910 Rollock Koningfburgh 344 6 Archangel Pcteriburgh 2798 Pappenbunk • Riga Imo Stralfund Total, 21,8r0 Q2artera. 1634 802 .• 400 236 330 STATE LOTTERY.—The following is a Lilt of CAPITALS IN THE WHEEL. Prises al - - Z 20,000 10,0[0 50 00 2,000 ,000 500 &e. &e. The Firfl.drawn Ticket, Fifth Day, Odober tss, will receive Ten Thoufand Pounds; and the Firit. drawn Ticket, Sixth Day, October 26, will receive Twenty Thoufand Pounds !—Tickets and Shares are on Sale at all the Licenfed Offices, warranted un. drawn. N.idflCAL INrELIJCEIVaL MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind S. Wa ♦ll. OM *l*. SUE. Dublin 3 t Harnburgh • i Waterford s a Gottenburgb • . Litbou o o I The Alexander, Wow, from Jamaica, it arrived at Liverpool : the failed from Negriel on the Both July with the fleet, under convoy of the VANCIJAIID man of war and Pantiles brig of wart the latter loft her main-matt and fore•top.matt on the 14th Sep tember. A brig fuppofed to belong to Whitehaven got on more near Cape Antonio t a large (hip be longing to London, hawing fprung a leak, was burnt in the Gulf& The Thomas, Guineaman, (fuppofed Thomas, P,wct, of Liverpool), was burnt to the Southward of Bermuda, being leaky. The Alexan- der parted from the fleet on the 13th ult. in lat. 38. long. 63i. in thick blowing weather. The winds in general fince the parted have been S. E. and S. S. E. The fleet in general failed very dull. Piazawcs, OCT. I t.—Since my let arrived his Majeßy's brig Gamier, Lieutenant BASS, from a cruise, and remains. Sailed the Harriot, Gtcss, of Beverly, in America, for Venice ; and the Albion, Humanist., of Stockholm, fcr Naples, with Mho— Wind about N. N. E. FALMOUTH, OM t t.--Arrived the APOLLO fri gate, and the Ext.sustain. fore Chip. from Portf- month ; the Dania% 'hip Abraham, Captain Rui ns, from Catalonia, in (even weeks, with cork and falt, for Tonningen ; Jeffey, CABALL, from Lithon and the American fhip America, Capt. jsvFORD, from London.—Sailed the Cartarett packet, Capt. Pkr- TIIIISON, with a mail, for Jamaica; and the Ameri can 'hip CABIN ITT, Capt. WOOD, for Leghorn. PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER 12.CalYM in the Milbrook fchooner, from Litbon ; Lama Margretta, from Bourdeaux, detained by the Vengeance priva teer; and the Margretherne, AaosLL, from Toni berg. Sailed his Majefty's flaps FOUDROYANT, EGYP. Timis, and Meuc now, to the weftward. Captain Lawman is appointed to command the Its TITUS'''. of Elo guns, at Plymouth. PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER. i3.,lkfriVea, Ms Male ty's !hip RISOLUTII I from a cruize off Havre. Sailed the DICADI frigate, for the Downs; Zrsaa, Nos. PllO, and HRCLA bombs, with a fleet of tranfports under convoy, for Leith. Wind wellerly. DOM, Ocr. 2.—Sailed this afternoon his Ma. jelly's !hip ANTILOPE, Commodore Sir S. SMITH ; and Itatt.zzuttfloop, for the Downs; Tams a Fri gate and Drazzairr gun brig, for a auize off Bou- logne. Wind fouth and moderate. Ocr. 13.—Palfed by this morning feveral fail of Irlib traders from the weßward, for the River. Se., viral fail are in fight, fuppofed to be a convoy from Plymouth. Remain in the Roads the Sceptre and Diadem, armed !hips.—Wind W. S. W. moderate, with rain. DEAL, OCT. 12.. Arrived the RAILLSON floop of war from a cruize, and remains. Sailed the Btraz gun-brig on a cruize off Boulogne. Commodore Sir WILLIAM STOUT SMITH, in his bfajelly's [hip An telope, arrived this afternoon from Dover Roads. t 3 this morning from the Nore his Majefty's bomb DEVASTATION, MARINE% and Fs-sorsa gun-brigs, with the Ranger armed thip, having each two very large launches, which are fitted with eighteen pound carronades ; 32 more, I am in•, formed, are now fitting out in the River, to be fent here, which fully indicates that Come expedition is going forward. Paffed by this morning the Princefs Augufta yacht, from Weymouth for Deptford. Ar , rived the Rosati° (loop of war, with a convoy from Plymouth; the PROSPERO bomb and Bautsra gun brig from Boulogne, and the Eaten ear gun-brig from the Nore.—Sailed the WATCHFUL gun brig for the Nore ; and the ARIADNI frigate and FURIOUS gun brig failed this morning on a cruize off Boulogne. ANOTHII LITTER—Sailed laft night on a cruize the ARIADN a frigate.—Came down from Sheernefs the DETASTATION bomb, FL•M ER and MARINER gun brigs, the Ranger armed defence (hip, with eight large launches (each carrying one eighteen-pound carronade).—Arrived the Rosairo Hoop of war, with a convoy from Ireland, and the Paosr lilto bomb, with a convoy from Portfmouth, both of which are failed for the River, and the Alligator, Gammon, from St. Vincent's. The Rofario and Profpero re remain in the Downs with the reit of the (hips as per late.—Wind S. W. Remain in the Downs, the Edgar, Admiral Lord Keith, K. B• Utrecht, Vice Admiral Holloway; Antelope, Commodore Sir W. &Smith; Powerful, Leopard, Profpero, Devaftation, Vera vius, Volcano, Deanery, and Explofion bombs; Rofario, Rail leer, Booms, Diligence, and Spy Coops of war; Gallant. Ma- zee, Tbniher, Rifientan, Phofphorus, Acute, Piercer, Bruifer, Flamer, Mariner, and Earnelt gun brigs; Ranger armed Chip, Ig nition, Firebrand, Flambeau, Salamander, Firedrake, Wildfire, Eruption, Sophia, Fuze, Torch, Rocket, and Flail fire yeah, with fisty fail of tranfports, under the command of Captain Cul verhoufe ; twenty three cavalry traufports, under the command of Licut. Curtis, and two forage flips. Yaastouvir, OCT. 3.—The Rofina armed (hip, with a fleet of merchantmen under convoy, failed for the Baltic. Arrived from a cruize, the FIALA frigate and SWAN cutter, which left the fleet under Admiral Russast. all well. Ships ofwar here, Rosa ucK,Admi ral Doucias's flag flip ; FLORA frigate ; Swart. and Ramat cutters.—Wind S. E. Sassaasss, Ocroaca tor.—Sailed this morning from the NOIR, the MERCATOR armed (hip with a fleet under convoy, for Tonningen. Wind S. W. rbvatift, 15cf. to.. die tow*, of 6 4 gym, in ordered to Cork, as a receiving , id GAKD. nix will have an acetflion offeven frigates to his forcc. Saturday, the BOADICCA and DRYAD arrived at cove from a cruize.—Saine day the Batm.tatir and Boa• DICTA failed on a cruise. Gaaraoca, Ocroast I I.—Wednei nirht and yeflerday morning, it blew a throng gale from E. to N. E. The brig Duckworth, Myra, front GAhr.'', kelp loaded, was driven on Ihore from her moot i. gs In the Roads. We are happy to add, that (he was got off, in the cootie of the day without damage.— The Pomona, M.Nauowr ; and Liberty, SMITH, were left at Jamaica, b:ing too late for the fleet. Hu xtr, OcT. tr.—The fleet for Tonningen, after having been detained firm days by contrary winds, left the Humber of Sunday htlt. Another convoy is expeeed to fail on the isth intlant, that port. The Pance William armed (hip will fail with the Baltic (hips on Sunday next. A fleet of upwards of too fail, left Elfinore about the 21ft ult. and are cup poled to have put into Norway. Their arrival is bout ly expelled. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Attune's-4n the River, the Eagle. —.., from Archangel; do Friar, Lawfon, from Chriftiana ; Right Viiion, Haißon, from Norway; Boreas, Lrdloff; and the Four Brother, Stevens. front Dantzic. At Portfmoutls, Hope, Nicholls, from Oporto. In the Shannon. Elizabeth, Manning; q2aker, Irwin; and the Duck. worth, Wanton, from Honduras. At Figment, Hatt, Rowe, frum Newfoundland. At Lilbon. Maria , Anifon, from Riga; Pe. nelope, Cummings, from Newfoundland ; Apollo, Walkers from Rigs; A isdrofessi arto, ,Bomfirn ; and the Santa Sacramento, —..... from Cork. At Iriendlhip. Dunn, from Newfoundland ; Speedwell, Dunn ; uno, Hayes; and the AU.u, Liddle, from New. eaßle ; Cern, —...., from Swanfea ; Favourite, Jones, from Yar. mouth; Draper, Maddoz, from Dublin ; Jane, Morro ; and the Hannah, Gavin, from Lckh ; Fortune, Crawley, from London; Goad Intent, Penfold, from Liverpool ; John and Mary, Keld; and the Patton, .—, from ',Mon. At Shields, Nancy, Har ly,„ from Archangel. At Briltol, Ellen, Thompfon, from Archan gel. At Liverpool, Olive, Richards, from Baltimore and the live, Thorp, from UMon. At Katie, Fanny, —; and the Choice, —,from Lilbon. At limerick, Duckworth, Wilkinfon, from Honduras ; Lord Dunzan, ; and the Helen, —, from London. At Honduras, Reliance, Thompfon, from London. At Newfoundland, Syrene, Codner, from Oporto. 1 DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. A diftribution of the Huffar's proportion of b Fiore, captured by the Trimmer privateer, in fight of his Mak Ity's Ibip Hafer, the ssd June, 1803, will be made at No. sr, Cecil-fired, on fia. turday the 26th bilk and recalled at the fame place for ti ree years, The armed fehooner Albion, for the capture of the French lug. ger privateer Mercurius, the Fortende Hub, and the Marengo privateer, will be paid for the Marengo, at the Red L ion inn, is High-ftrect, Portfinouth s on the 13th Mame, and recalled every Monday and Thurfday for four months. To the Polyphemus, for the detention of the Dutch ihip Ove. ryffel, the 29th January, 1795, a diftribtrlon will be made on the teth tuft. at No. xB, Clement's Inn, and recalled every uefday and Friday for three years. To the loop Favourite, for the capture of the Poftilioe, the 23d July, 1804, a diftribution will be made at hikes. Atkin-'s, brook, on 1 hurfday the 27th MR. and recalled every Thursday and. Saturday for three years. To the fame loop, for the capture craw Racrodeufe,the sorb December s ige‘a tliftribution will be at the fame time and place. THE MIRKETS. CORN EXCHANOP., MARX-LAN!, OCT. 4. The fupplies of Wheat arrived to•dty are large, and the trade dull (ale. at about 51. per quarter lower than laic Monday for good famples, other qua. lities at more reduftion—Barley and Malt at little difference—White Peas in fhort fupply, and full as dear—Grey Peas come in abundance, and ss. lower —Beans of each fort are lower, new Tick Beans in I plenty. We have large Oat arrivals, and this ar ticle is cheaper. Flour is alfo cheaper, and tales ars made at our currency. 0 ZZZZZ L CORISIICT AS UNDIII t Wheat, 4a• SS& 655. Pa V. Grey Peak 405 45 1 . FiDC Ditto, 701.744 cad. Beans, 445. 501 Rye, 3os. 311. od. Tick Ditto 385. eill. od Barley, 325. 371. od. Oats, 238 3os 33 . Malt, 725. 711 s. od. Poland ditto 344 368.0 d. Wittig Peafc. 325. do& od. Rape Seed, 381.411. per lA. PRICP Of FLOOR. Fine Floor boa. to 6ss. Seconds sjs. to 600. per tack. PROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, tlervasav, OCT. rs. Average Price of Corn in England and Wales, from the returns esdh.g the nth of OCiolter, ans. Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. Bawl Peak. 4. d. s. d. s. d. d. s. d. 84 II 5 0 4 43 5 SE r 49 3 47 9 The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns maii is the week ending Odt. 41, is sic aid. per hundred weight. SMITHFIELD MARJEET. OCTOBER la. This day's market had a tolerable good fupply of different kinds of cattle. The prices fully fupport err IA account, and prime Beef is dearer. Trade was pretty brifk. The haulers of the Hay Market was confiderable, and the prices in general fomewhat advanced. We give as under an accurate tlatement of the prices and numbers To Bolt the offal—per Ilene of 81b. Beef 41 64 to ss od I Veal ss od to is od MUM 411 641 to fs od I Pork 4s od to pod Lamb ss od to 62 od. lIIAD Of THIS DAY. Beafts 2,6so—Calves mo— Shesp 450► rams or NAT AND STRAW /01 SIIITIIFII/00. Hay, per Load, . - 3 1 08 to 4 1 45 Straw, al 16s to al as Clover 4 1 05 141 5 1 Se COUNTRY MARKETS. fRICRII OF GRAIN AT TIII FOLLOWING RIARIRTS. Bastnorrona.--Wheat 661 od to 83. od per Quarter. Barley 33, 64 to 36, od I Beans oos cd to s4s ad Oats 28s 6d to 33s od Peak oos cd to cos od MAIDINHLAD.—Wheat 73, od to 84s od per Barley 36s od to 38s od I Beans s4s od to 5s od Oats 341 od to 39$ od Kate sos od to ps od NEwsuar.—Wbeat 66s od to 87s od per q:. Barley 285 od to 3ss od I Beans 36. o 4 to slls od Oats op od to 34s od Peafe 36s od to 46s od lice:Av.—Wheat 36s od to 86s od per O. Barley 3os od to 36s od I Beans sas ad to Os cd Oats 28s od to 361 od Peak 44s od to sus of Rammon.—Wheat 624 od to 86s od per Barley acs od to 311 s od I Beans 37s od to ,56. od Oats ass 6.1 to sys od Pcafe 476 cd to 49 4 od COAL EXCHANGE. MONDAY ....Benton ow—Kenton mail 51S 6d....Percy Yds gas 6d—Windfor's Pontop 456 9 d—Pites Tanficiti Moor 479.... Walker sas-.-WilEngton gas 6d. 5 ts 94I —Wall's End 541 3d. WEDNesoAr..—Benton 506—itilyth 4666d-114es Main Carr's-hill 536 6d—Croft's Main 486 - Adair's Main 48s 942-- Hardy 474 3d—Hebburn Main 546—Windfur's Pontop 45 6 34. Simpfon's ditto 446 94—Sheriff -Hill 46$ (xl 4?s 6d--.Wadter sae —Wart End 556—Eden Main 486...Roufledge 44a sd. Fittnar..-Biggs Main 5616 d —Carr's bill t65--Heaton Maio 566 6d—Hebburn Main 56s 6d--Kenton Main 56s—Percy Male 56 —South Moor 476.—Walker 55 6.—Willington 366.-Wairs Sip seta od. 376—Bourn Moor 306....Edal Main sos—Lte6el.l 46a. Our ripply has this week been very ihort-34 Blips remain vie fold.—but few at Ica, and not wavy loaded, 'V Wanted at ata. advance so the above Prices. „mai 1