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Mr"' MAILS THIS DA Y.—W IND S. fiamburgh, July sq. o Dublin 2 Waterford, July 26, 27. • Donnaghadee, July 27. o Jcrfey o Guernfey o Lifbon COPENHAGEN, JULY zr. On the 18th infant an Englifh fleet of tco fail arrived in the Sound, from Scotland, under con voy, and another convoy failed for England. From tile 13th to the r9th infant 427 (hips paired the Sound. From the Engin fleet in the Baltic ano ther frigate and two cutters have returned to the North Sca. YARNICIpTH, JULY 3r. Lail night arrived the PRINCE of WALES Pack et, Capt. HEARN, from Cuxhaven, with Hamhurgh and Bremen Mails.—Sailed his Majefty's fhip As. sisxmicE, of 5o guns; the FURY and ADDER gun brigs; and ZEPHYR and SPEEDWELL brigs, on a cruize ; and the ExPßass Picket, Capt. DELL, for Cuxhaven, with the Mail for Hamburgh of the 28th infrant.—Wind S. S. E. FALMOUTH, JULY 29. Sailed the WALSING HAM Packet, Captain Ro- BERTS, for Lifbon, with the Mail of, the ztff init. the failed without a flag of truce.—Wind Eaft. • PLYMOUTH, JULY 30. Lieutenant LOSACK of the VILLE de PARIS, ahofe bold atchievement in Camerat Bay; under moll tremendous batteries, and in fight of the combined fleets of France and Spain, is the admi ration and thence of the day ; is the lath fon (all in the fervice of their country) of Mr. LOSACK, of Lower Seymour-freet. His eldeft brother Colo nel LOSACK is now in Egypt, commanding the 82d Regt. and his 2d, Capt. of the JUPITER man of warinthe Eait Indies, who it may be remembered during the mutiny at the Cape of Good Hope, kept his (hip's company free from that baleful contagion, and has been on that flation fix years. This gallant and meritorious Officer commenced his Naval career under the Patronage of his Royal Highnefs the PRI NCE of WALE S, with Captain (now Rear-Admiral) PAYNE, In the ENTERPRIZE fri gate laft war, and was made a Lieutenant by the Duke of CLARENCE, from his Majelly's (hip VALI. Asir, and afterwards placed in the ROYAL SOVE REIGN with Admiral COKNWA L LIS, by his brother the Billop of LITCHFIELD ; with that gallant Ad miral he ferved in his glorious retreat, and until he frock his Flag. His attachment to Admiral CORNWALLIS was fo flrong, that he preferred re maining a Lieutenant wittehis friend Capt. YORKE, in the STAG and JASON frigates, to going with any bther Admiral, (though he had frequent oppor tunities, and would have tong fince been a Poll- Captain) waiting for his friend being again cal led into fervice, who he well knew would, when ever that event took place, give him an opportu nity of dill inguithing himfelf. It is with pride and pleafiire that we hear Lord St. VINCENT has l.ot only rewarded his unparalleled atchievement with making him a Poll-Captain, but hasgiven him a fine frigate, fill under his favourite Admiral's command, where he will no doubt foon add ano ther Laurel to our naval wreath.—Lord Sr. Via 1-ENT has alfo made his brave follower Lieutenant NEVILLE a Commander : a French Officer, after Chevrette got out of reach of the batteries that kept up a molt awful and tremendous fire on her, looking at the combined fleets, and feting three 3-deckers getting under way to cut her off if pof tible, (hook his head and exclaimed; " if you are wife keep your anchorage, for the Devil himfelf, nor even the Grand Conful, can refill the fcience, judgment, and bravery of the Tars of Old Eng land." The KING, it is laid, is fo proud of Mr. LOSACK'S (now Captain) conduft, that he is about to follow up Lord Sr. Viacrwr's jtift reward for his bold, at the faine time judicious conduel, with fame mark of his Royal favour, betides ordering him a Medal.--Captain LOSACK, on his return to port, is immediately to be married to an amiable and aecomplifhed Lady of this Town, the daugh ter of a diltinguifhed Naval Officer. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 3f. Arrived the RACOON iloop of war, Capt. RATH.. BORNII, from a cruize.—Sailed the Os PREY, Capt. IRWIN, to mike the outward bound Welt India men, lying at different ports. GREENOCK, JULY 27. Arrived the Ruth, WARDEN, from Bolton, with flour and naval ftores; Neptune, Nsti.t., from (Ziebee, with wheat, another of the Quebec fleet; Favourite, 800 from New York; Aurora, SEA BURY, from Charleflown; Recovery, CAMPBELL, and Mary, &cows, from New York; and Betfey, HELMSLEY, from Qli . ebec ; all with wheat, flour, cotton, aflses, and naval flores; and the Lydia, *Cita E ' from Wifcaffet, with lumber. Three more of the Quebec fleet have put into Fairly Roads, but we have not yet learned their names. FROM LLOYDS LIST. thalL, JUL/ 3,.—Lord Nzt.som has fhifted to the Mtotisa, and remains.—Wind S. E. GRA/FUND, J ULY 31 —Paired by the London, 13t , ri.rit, and LinnenhaU, LCWINOTOPI• from Dublin ; Fame, GOT/IItIDGE, from Archan dl; Gace Elizabeth, Swear, from Dantzig ; Tht cc Brothers. —, from Embden; and George. BELL, from Saffee.—Sailed the Lord Donnegal, ITII, for Belfaft ; Thaw Barbara, —; Hen- Amphitrite, —; Endraght, Jays; and the Greetayl, for Embden. At Dover--Amella, Palmer, from Ncvr York. At Craft, from North Carolina; and Zee —, from Dantok. At Plymoutb--Ifirminphaen Packet, Cocktail, from Chat- At Tortola—Folly, Woods, from Liverpool. At Tobvio—Amarree, Nougham, from Africa. At Portimointi—lohn and ifahella, Thomphm. from Rip At Dv, ..rata.—B.akLosfe, I lar,litg, from Atrko The Sally, Woous , from hence at Tortola; the Cumberland, TOLSON, from hence to Virginia ; the Thompion,Tirroic, from hence to ditto; the Amacree, Hoy c irroN, from Africa to Tobago; and the Henry, WATT, from hence for Angola, were fpoke the acth April, by the Dart, era - mg the line, all well : the Leeward Ifland fleet were to fail the 17th or 20th Juni., at fartheft. Dillribution of the Naval Force of Greai tain at prefent in aaual fervice : copied LLOYD'S Monthly Lill : Bri. from I spl Line. In the Englifh and !rah Channels,/ 40 and fitting in Port In the Downs and North Sca - In the Ili!tic, or returning thence 18 In the \Veft Indies - - - 3 At Jamaica - - - - S America and Newfoundland - 0 Cape of Gond Hope, Weft Indies,/ Africa, Cony. to St. Helena, &c. S • Secret Expedition and Difcovery 0 Off Cadiz, and at Lifbon - 6 In the Mediterranean - 34 121 1 19 1 201 Complement of Men in Ships of War: Afro. First Rate, carrying coo guns and upwards, from 850 to 875 Second Rate, ditto 90 to 98 - - - 700 to 750 Third Rate, ditto 64 to 80 - - - 500 to 650 Fourth Rate, ditto SO to 6o - - - 380 to 400 Fifth Rate, ditto 32 to 44 • • - 220 to 300 Sixth Rate, ditto 3. to 20 - - - 260 to 200 Sloops, &C. ditto 14 to ix - - Ito to 125 Lieutenant RICHARD WILLIAM CLARKE, of his Majelly's fhip ROMNEY, is appointed by Sir HOME POPHAM to command the hired armed (hip SEA NYMPH, to belong to his fe cret expedition. - _ A correfppndent informs us that the JA SON hi fptte, though rated at 36, carries 40 guns. Mod frigates in the Englilh navy carry more guns than they are rated at. A forty-eight gun I!jate car ries fifty. The NEMESIS frigate detained on the r7th the Hoop Maria, J. H. Pi kPER mailer, of and from Bremen, bound to St. Domingo, with linens, brandy, gin, and cheefe: the arrived in the Downs the other day, was liberated on Thurfday, and has fence proceeded on her voyage. The fhip Alexander, THOMAS GRAY, mailer, on his pafrage from Virginia to London, faw, on the 26th of June laR, in lat. 39 10, and in the longs of 63, 5o a fmall black fhip, pierced for 16 guns, deep wail, lying nearly on her beam ends, funk to the furface of - the water, with all three malls gone, lying with the cell of her fpars along fide, hanging by the rigging ; Rood dole under her Rern i but could difcover no name ; law three bodies wafhing about the deck, apparently made fall to fome of the rigging. On the 3oth of June fpoke the (hip Neptune in lat. 41. 9, and longitude 55. 2o,from Londonderry, bound to Philadelphia, out 36 days, all well. The &ft of July fpoke the brig Thetis, from Liverpool, out 27 days, bound to New York ; on the 26th ditto, fpoke the (hip Aurora, GEORGE SMITH, mailer, off the Bill of Portland, two days out from Rotterdam, bound to Charleflon. The Duke of HAMILTON is promoted to the rank of Lieutenant• General of the Royal Com pany of Archers, in which his Grace's anceaors have held, for nearly two centuries, the higheft fituations. A celebrated tennis player has lately made his appearance in London, a Mr. BARCELON, who formerly condueled the Tennis Court of Count d'Aevois (now Monfieur), in France. He plays with extraordinary grace, agility, and temper, and he is fo decidedly fuperior to all other play ers, that it fcarcely can be believed that any man can give fuch odds to other good players as he does. On Thurfday BARCELON played a match with Sir Jour/ SH kLtYg which he had often played be fore, and always loft in confequence of the power ful odds he gave Sir Jon's. Thefe odds were, fifteen, half court, and the openings barred. Not. withftanding thefe aftonilling odds, BARCELOW won the match. Lady Cowl ILL has fortunately recovered moil of her diamonds from the ruins of her Ladyfhip's houfe, which was burnt down in Upper Seymour- Ilreet. A prifoner being lately fentenced on circuit by Lord ALvssi.tv, to be whipped 100 yards for flealing three yards of lace, burnouroufly obferved, that it was not fair in his Lordfhip for every hub given in evidence, to take an ell. FASHIONS TOR AUGUST.—FULL DRESSES.—I. Fancy drefs of workcd muffin, trimmed with lace and filver ; the fleeves full, and confined with fil ver.—Turban of crape, ornamented with filver ; white oltrich feathers in front.-2. Walking drefs of white cambric muffin, made tight over the bo fom, with a collar to turn back, trimmed all round with lace ; long fleeves, confined above the elbow in two places ; petticoat of the fame, with a nar. row flounce round the bottom.—Bonnet of green (ilk tied down with a handkerchief ; nankeen (hoes. HEAD DRISSES.--i. A bonnet of lilac filk ; the crown full,and confined with a handkerchief which ties under the chin.--2. A cap of yellow crape, the crown long and full, and confined in feveral places with bands of crape, ornamented with bows of the fame.-3. A bonnet of flate•coloured 111 k trimmed, and tied tinder the chin with pink ribbon. —4. Sociable bonnet of buff muffin trimmed round the front with white Dice. —S. Turban of fpangled muffin, ornamented with flowers and a lilac lea ther.--6. Obi hat of white chip, with a green fea ther in front.—s. A drefs cap of muffin, ornament ed with beads and white oftrich feathers,-8. An embroidered firaw hat turned up in front, a large white feather falling over the left fide. --9. A drefs cap of muflin and lace made open on tbe top of the head to thew the hair, ornamentalitith beads and a flower in front. Oast avartoas.—The prevailing colours arc buff; white, and lilac. Buff flowers have been adapted. Buff and Imperial chips arc generally v. yin. IV THOMAS sANLARSON, Dick on hl. NVIro could not heftow One tear of forrow when the dh,d; Her life had made fo many Bow, That all the briny fount WAS (hied . . A part of the OAlament of the new military College is to be near Blackwater, in Hamplhire. line French General V*l., who is lately returned from Egypt to France, has prefented to the CHIEF CONSUL an antique torfo of the greateft beauty. It reprefents the body of a youth, of q, worked quite anatomically. It was found in the Delta, and is fuppofed to originate from the Babylonian Temple. Connoilleurs value it as the molt exqui fite piece of Sculpture that has been found by the French in Egypt. The hieroglyphics, with which it is covereare perfeelly well preferved. A NEW PLANET.—An important circumilance in Aftronomy has jit(l occurred, no leis than the difcovery of another New Planet ! ! ! This celeftial phenomenon moves between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter, and is an intermediate Planet between them. It was difcovered by M. Pi AZ ZI, an Italian Altronomer, on the HI of January, tBot. He concealed the difcovery, to prtferve all the honour and obfervations to himself, till, after fix weeks dole watching, he fell ill. It will not be in a fitu ation, with regard to the Sun, to be obferved again, till a month or two hence. It is but a fmall Pla. net, ranking only as a Star of the eighth magni tude, and therefore vifible to the naked eye. Its motion is nearly parallel to the Ecliptic, at pre fer,t about four degrees and a half to the north of it, and nearly entering the fign Leo. The diflance from the Sun is about two three-fifths times that of the earth, and the periodical time nearly our years and two months. The following audacious theft is at prefent the fubjea of much converfation : A fellow lately en tered a Gentleman's honk in Portland Place, and finding no perfon in the fervants' hall, he took all their great coats, which were nearly new, and threw them over his Ihoulder. As he was making his efcape, he was met by the fecond coachman, who enquired what he was going to do with the coats ? The fellow quite unembarraffed, replied, " that he was taking them to clean," as they were rplafhed. The coachman, believing this to be the cafe, Paid, " Slop a little and you Anil have mine too"; which he accordingly gave him, and fuffered the fellow to depart ; nor was it until tome hours after that the theft was difcovered. Thurfday morning a pitched battle was fonght in a field, at the back of the London Infirmary, Whitechapel, between Enerva, a lawyer, and Johnflon, a journeyman: wheelwright, for five guineas a fide. The contePt was put an end to by the arrival of a prefs-gang and feveral conflables, who foon difperfed the mob, fecured both the combatants with their feconds, and fifteen flout young men, whom they conveyed on board the tender. Thurfday night, about eight o'clock, was found floating in the Thames, at Parfon's Stairs, the bo dy of a young woman, and brought to Aldgate Workhoufe, Nightingale-lane. She was decently dretTed in a cotton gown, brown ground, with white running fprig and leaf, modern pattern ; a cambric printed fprig-nettedlhawl ; had only one pocket on, in which there was nothing but one lilove and tie, and a white pocket handkerchief. She appears to have been drowned upwards of a week, and to be about zo or 25 years of age. On Sunday evening lall, the body of a young woman, fuppofed to be about twenty years of age, was difcovered by a boy about forty yards from the foot path in a field of Corn, near the Old Gore Inn, in Herefordibire. From the putrid (late of the body, it was fuppofed to have lain there a month or fix weeks. No difeovery is yet made to whom The did belong, or whether fhe was going. Two Surgeons from Rocs examined the body, but were not able to afcertain whether any ails of vi olence had been committed. She appeared to have been dreffed in a linen gown, a white petti coat, and had on a pair of flippers. There was found in her pocket two thimbles, fome thread and needles, with a pair of fciffars, but no money. She was found lying on her fide, with a bonnet on her head. No perfon being milling from the neigh bourhood, it is thought the mu R have been a (hanger. PIRSENT IRISH LOTTERY.—The Ticket, No. 29,467, drawn the ninth day a Prize of moooll was fold and reiftered by HOOO I s and Co. Oxford Street and St. James's Street ; where Tickets and Sharer warranted undrawn from the tall Exprefs will continue op Sale during the drawing. The Rev. J. MORTON, of Rifely, Bedforcifhire, one of the Chaplains in ordinary to the Panics of Watts, &c. &c. having given a faithful trial of the Metallic Traitors, has addreffed the refult, in a letter of July 27th, Illos, to S.D. Ptakipis, of Leicefter-fquare, London, the Patentee, in which he fays, " The Traitors I had of you have fully juftified the good opinion entertained of them."— Among the Cafes cited are cures of a very fevere contufion, gout, white fwelling, fcald, and a pain in the face, which follows : " Casa—Violent pain in the face.—Mr„ElLitmoLtir, a fla tiron, of this place, wu attacked in the night with a violent pain in the face. Though he bad not, as be told me afterwards. much faith then in the Tradors, yet he determined to try them on WAIL I accordingly fent them to him, and, on thdrufe only lye minutes, he was pettedly cured! He has permitted me to mention the cafs." On the Ile of April was publifhed, by the Patentee, an entire new Work, entitled Cafes of fuccefsfsd Practice with Pas- DINS ' S PATRIOT MZTALLlCTowccocs,reccivcdfince January' isoo, the date ache former publication, kr," price is. Sold by J. johnfoo, St. Paul's Chwrc h-yard, L00d10n...-Of the Patentee it may be had gratis, by sU who have porchafed the Traders. The Cures of Gout, Rheumatifin, ilndaeh, Toothosch, Sprains, Smiles, and all analogous DlA:arcs of }forces which are publifficd. are innumerable. The Traders, fo occeflary In miry Family, and anions Harks, may be had, genuine, with new and improved direc tions for uf.ug them, for five Guineas the Set, of B. D. Pa R UN a,A. M. the Patentee, in Leictiter-fquare ; and of Frednie Smith, Chemift and Druggift, In the Haymarket, London. The portable nature of the Trndtors rendentl...itronverince by Coach, or even by Poft, perfectly rarec - dent. Letters triad' In g their amain (poft-pald) duly atteadcd to The late rains, :;nd'int! fine bonny v. - cather has fucceeded thou, have of the utrnoit in,- _ t.e portance to all the different kinds of gt. ;r rp , they have tus only been rendered more full in the ear, but conlidtrably forwarded in other relpce , fo that at prefent there e..:ery appearance of a very abundant harvett. In fame of the more ern diftrias, the reaping of Rye and Oats has al ready commenced, and the produce, in Inch cafes, hasp in molt inftances, been large. The advan tages that have been produced in the Potarne, Turnip, and other rnot.crops, have been etriiii`iy great, lb that there can be little doubt but t h a t each of thefe very important crops will be highly productive. 'Vie, early Potatoes have, indeed, turned out remakarbly well in molt of the midland and fouthern parts of the Kingdom. Hops have, likevvife, been greatly benefited by the fame caufes, and teem at prefent in a promii ing fituation. Some injury has, however, been done to the Hay, in many places, by the very heavy and frc• quent fhowers in the early and niiddle part of the month, but they mull have been highly uteful in promoting the aftermath, and in refrefhing the pallure and grafs lands. In confequence of the promifing appearance of all forts of crops buyers have been keeping back , from market; there hae.been a conflderable fill in prices, and a considerable farther reduCtion will foon take place. The lare importation has alto contributed to defeat the views of thole who hay; kept back their produce from market, in hopes of higher prices. ARRIVED LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, JULY 3t. PRICE OF FLOUR this Morning, pine, mt. t• t Cuarfe ditto, 9os. to 955.—Brin, 6d.--FP'e Pollard xis. to 22.s.—Coarfe ditto, cos. to oc-. A Return ot the PRICES of FLOUR, from the 18th ot July to the 24th of July inclulivc. Total 624 tacks.—Avenge 1215. os. 7d. higher than hit return. CORN INSCEC RFTURN 2110 M ITIIIRIDOE, JULY O. Wheat per 10. 321 03 to 331 os Oat' per yr. 21 os to sl 6, Barley per qr. 21 03 to 31 os Beans per qr. 2 1 8s to 2 1 4 , PRICE OF HOPS in the BOROUGH. Bags 51 OA to 71 7$ I Pockets 51 cs to 91 cs SMITHFIELD, July 3t. To fink the offal—per (tone of 81h. Beef 4$ 6d to ss 44 Veal - 4s 4d to ss 63 Mutton -53 od to 5s 8d Pork - 5s 43 to 6s 8d Lamb, 51. od to 6s. cd. Stock at Market this ntomiug, &sits 7oc, Sheep and Lamb, 1700. NEWGATE and LEADENHALL July 3t. Per Rune of 81h. by the eareafe. Beef 3s sod CO 4$ 83 Vcal 3$ 84 to Ss 0." Mutton 4s 4d to 5s 7d Pork 5s 43 to 61 84 Lamb 4s 64 to 6s od. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 3s attl Town 'Fallow 57s od to Clare market ji 240 RufEa ditto (ea.) 55s cd to t 6. Whiteehapel market 3s 3d Rulia ditto ((nap) 544 too. (per flout of 81b.) White ellndleßuffia 54. too. Melting Stuff 43s od to ec.. 9s 84 Diilu Rough icis Ott to 3 4 . Average Price ss 2t12 Graves - acs cd to C. Good Dregs IV. to 1, Yellow Soap, 7211.1.0 .52.—MOttICCI, Sos..—Curd,B.o. Candi:3, its. 0d..--Moulds, 124. od. PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADFNHA LI.. Butts, to to 361 b - - !pi.: to :td Ditto, 6o to 661 b - - - azd to 2;4 Merchants Backs - sod to zold Dreffing Hides - - 154 to 17c1 • Fine Coach Hides - t 9.1 to 19d Crop Hides for Cutting - 174 to i•;d Flat Ordinary - tsd to Old Calf Skins, solo 901 b per dozen, - 22 d to 254 Ditto, 70 to Bolb - -22 d to 2 , 4 Ditto so to zolb - -28 d to 21d Small Seals (Greenland) palls. as Gd to ze 9td Large ditto - - zoos to taos per chz. Tanned Horfc Hides - 145 to 26s cash Goat Skins - all to 65s per dozen _ . .... . . . - Price of Bark per load of os to of cis RAW HIDES, July 3r . Hides (per none) 3s od to 3. 4d Lamb Skins as od to 3s 0.1 Middling is 8d to as Ind Heavy Calf 106 of cats Ordinary 21 4d to 25 6d Light Calf 6d per Ili. 1 SEEDS PER HUNDRED WEIGHT, July 31. Red Cinver 204 to you White ditto 301 to 1031 per cwt. Trefoil 3/ to 3os Turnip 1211 to las per babel Rye Grafs t6s to aos per quarter Cinquefoil oos to —c per ditto Mittlards c White 10a to 14* od psr bufhel Seed. /Brown to) to tip 6d per ditto Canary Seed St to 101 per ditto Rape Seed 401 to 441 per Wt. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, July 30. Smithfield. St. Janus's. Whitt, O. May 6 o tot, 6 I I 3 3oto 6 so 014 to 10 6 8 0 Straw 214t0 3 0 2 1 oto 3 o 0 to oto 3 0 0 Clover 6 6t06 is --- 6 so ow 7 5 o COUNTRY MARKETS. HcßtroßD, JULY 39.--The price of grain in our mlrket on Saturday tall was as fu/lows : Barley, 9s. to lie. Bcays, 9.. to lox Oats„cs. to 6s. per bufhel. Saturday laR, 136 pockets of bops were weighed in market. Current prices from 61. to 71. is+. per cwt. RETURN OF THE PRICE OF FLOUR To the MATOIL of CANTIRIOIT, by the Clerk of the Market, On Tuelday the 28th July. - per hack of S Buthas Itos. to -- s . ditto ditto - toBs. to —a. ditto ditto 1041. to Rough Meal - ditto of 4 ditto - 804. to TO Till S• 141 TIMM ABBOTS MILL. Tuefday the aBth July. Fine Houfehold, per Sack cola—per gallon - as. 7d. Second Fleur, - • ditto - 971. - ditto . as. S r . Third Flour, - ditto - 9as.— - ditto - as. 4 Rough Meal, 4 bufh.ditto 725. - ditto - 216 3d. LYNN, per %sorter, Wheat, 7os to 85. od T. Beans, s6s od to 50, od Rye, aSs od to 304 od W. Peak, sce od to 401 ed ' • Barley, s 6. 0d to 34a od G. Peale, 28s od to 141 or Oats, age od to 28a od Rape Sd. 88s to Os od Beans, 26s od to 34s od Coal 11 141 od per Chaldron. NORWICH and YARMOUTH per (tarter. . . _ Wheat to Rye Barley Silver Oats Floe Flour Second Third Wheat row 7o 1;61 od Beans od Rye —ei oil to —a od Hoeft do. •— , s to ---. od Barley 26a od to 365 od W. Peak --a to —4 ed Silver - to (,0 G. ditto 40s to 40 Oats - - 3ese 36e Malt toe per Cooed, 4441 11 left Coals, 3114, ed. per Chaldron. NORWICH, JULY 31. We are truly happy toettate a very confid-rable rednalort In the price of Wheat at our Market on Saturday LA: aSe vet, liej! froviet were purebofed at tun. and 116, p , r quarter, cowl in quality to what was fold the preceding week at 14 ,. .a....t.50in the very fine appearance of the crops on the grourd. an] the large arrival of Enreign Wbcat in London, It !a rape red there atli be a iartlacr dechn: to-morrow.