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country, :Inc', he would be much' etter employed in adminiiiering juttice in his own. Lord Cs rLfit.IAGH addim:d feveral very inge . arguments to prove that this We N tr , t a joy. The influ:::ce of the Crown would be ; for inti,.td r.fbaving two officers removal-,lc at plea far:, there would now on!! be ore, who would 1ic , !,1 his euice ler life. Minitters would not now lmve the fame means of rendering Members of Par liament an:enable, and if it was a job, it was the clamtleil job that ever was thought of. The two Nable Lords had done nothing to be lure, but the more on that. account ought they to receive full compuvation, as they are nut relieved from every troulde. When calicos in the cufloms were abolish ed, the holders received only three-fourths of their falary, but they got back :di their time to them fell:es, and in part their fatia! ion was improved. There were rnany prec.:elents, he faid, completely in point both in England and Irelmd. Mr. SHERIDAN fail they had got much ufeful information on various fubjeCts in confecpience of the Union, but he believed they were tolerably well acquainted with the fubjeft c fjobbing before. The end of this job had been gained. Ile did not fay the two Noble Lords had been induced to vote 1 for the Union bccaufe it would encore them of their falaries for life, but fuicly if it had been with ed to gain two votes for that treafure, a more cer tain method could not well be imagiaed. The probability was, that thefe two Noble Lords would now have been removed from office, as the new lli aifters rnuft likewife with to have able fupporters. It was Laid they were fuperannuated. No wonder that our affairs went on lo ill at Berlin, as inflead of being intrufted, as it was believed, to an able Ambaffador, they were in the hands of an old fuperannuated Mailer of the Rolls. He regretted much that any facility rhould be given to the Chancellor coming here, as he might be much better employed at home. The Noble Lord, he fuppofed, would loon be for granting a penlion of tsool. a yell to the Commitlioners Compenfa tions themfelves, and ftrengthening his arguments by w•ifltirg that they had had finecures. Mr. PITT laid, thefe compenfations had been al ready promifcd by the Irifh Parliament, and we were hound in honour to make them good. The queftion now before the Houfe was merely, wise. ther there ought to be in Ireland an efficient Mailer of the Rolls? and that there ought not, no one had ventured to fay. It was highly defirable that the Irifh Chancellor might have it in his power to attend his duty in the Houfe of Lords, that in addition to the rights they already there enjoy, they may have the benefit of this IPlenclid lumi nary of the law. Mr. Gary maintained that the office of Chan cellor !honld be kept completely feparated from politics. Compel - dation and fervice thould ever be reciprocal, he laid, and when they were disjoined he mull ever furpeft that there is jobbing. In the hiflory of corruption there had not been fuch job bing as in bringing about the Union with Ireland. He underflood the Chancellor was to have a pen (ton of 40°01. a year fur what he hadloft as Speaker of the Houfe of Lords. This of itfelf was as much as was allowed to the Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain when he retires, after a life of meritorious Cervices; and if the lrifh Chancellor would not do his duty, why fhnuld he not him. felt pay the man who does it for him ? Much had been faid in praife of the prefent Chancellor. kle only knew his politics, and thefe he highly dill . approved. It had already been thewn that night that the Noble Lord had vindicated the ufe of tor ture in forcing confeffion. The Chancellor of the Exchequer and the Prime Serjcant had both been difmiff:d without compenfation, and fo would the Commitiloners of the Rolls had they ventured to vote agaiall the Union. Mr. Grey concluded by pronouncing this one of the molt unqualified jobs that ever came before the Houfe. After a few words from Lord de Blaquiere and Mr. Alexander, the Houfe divided, when there appeared—Ayes 53—Noes 29 —Majority 24. Adjourned at ten o'clock. LONDON. TUESDAY, MARCH 17. PRICE Of STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK Cuafu giSf—for ace. ;61.-5 per Ccm. 561 i. 5 ra Cast. 911.--Ornssiune NUCL. or STOCKS YESTERDAY: Bank Stock Om Lorg Ann. 'but 3 per Cent. Red. flint ShGrt Ann. but 3 per C. Conf. 56 156 Imp. Ann. tors-r 6 it 4 per Cent. (but Onmitun 5 per C. Navy will Cont. for Apra Ditto Loyalty glint ludo stock — The form fo long impending over Portugal, has at length burl. The PRINCE ADOLPHUS packet which arrived at Falmouth on the t4th hnf. after a paglige of eight days from Lifb,.n, brings intel ligence that hofblities between that country and Spain are now uaavoidable, as war has been for mally shclared by both nations. The Spanilh de claration of war took place cn the szd of Fe bruary ; and that of Portugal againli Spain, on the sth inilant. On the td infant, 11:s Royal 1-liencfs Prince Anot.enus arrived .ot ar.d the next day dined u.i!!l hit Pine - tan conirany with the Earl Of CAI YSFORT, his Majelly's Milliner at titer COM t. American Papers receive/ yt.ficrday confirm the account that the French Treaty w.ts ratified, with the e•-:•-..i.tion of the ad article, and !uniting the tistrat it•II t,f it to ughn. vt ars. The number of vote.. %Imre i. zo 9. Mr. Di II Ell was nominated by the re, 7. - .ID I r. r go to Fiance as Commiflioncr to itc matter in the form in which it is now ; but he &di:x.l the million. The Paiicrs are w ;ill the int%trtiptions given to their Craizets. NACTIC,IL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS thlY.—Wird W. S. W. ARRIVE.D DUE. 0 HlMbUrgh o I) , iblin ‘‘ . .t• t rford I Dolvi;li Ace FAT.7.TOUTH, NIAR ( I - 1 x 4. The wind having this day fhif:ed to the North, the packets detained by contrary winds for Come days niled ; viz. The KING GEORGE, with two Lifbon mails; the Lady Hobart with the mails for Halifax and New York ; and the Princefs Eli zabeth packet for Barbadoes, Martinique, and Jamaica.—The Prince Adolphus packet arrived this day from Lifbon, which port the left on the 6th inflant. On the at inflant, failed his Majefty's Ihips SLA-HORSE ; CHICHESTER, and MAIDSTONE, with their convoys for Gibraltar and Oporto. On the rune day the packet left Lifbon, his Majcfly's fhips Mcnerac uE and PII,ETON failed with a con voy bound to Newfwundland. Pafrengers by the PRINCE ADOLPHUS.—Mr. JAMES 'TEEN ; a Portuguefe Mellinger; Captain Dozy; e er, gth giment ; Mr. and Mrs. Roo ERS; Mr. and Mrs. BoRkE; Mr. ADAM CAMPBELL, and Son; Mr. En. SIIRMAN; Mr. HECTOR HENDER SON ; Mr. Wm. HILL; Mr. Jos. REA; and Mr. MALI AIIDALLA SERMANI. TORBAY, MARCH rs. Sailed this morning the Channel Fleet, under the command of Admiral Coe P 4 wsw.s, confifling of r t ftil of the line, and one frigate, together with the outward bound Mediterranean Fleet, under convoy of the ST. FIORENZO. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH i 6. Arrived the SH EIJI ES cutter, and LADY C H Alt- Lorre armed brig, from a cruife ; they have brought in a large Danilh Indiaman from China, with tea, which they took off Portland. YARP LOUTH, MARCH z 6. Sailed the KING GEORGE packet, Capt. Marl, Jun. and the PRINCE or WALES packet, Captain ANTHONY DEAN, with the Mails and palrengers for Cuxhaven. Sailed the INVINCIBLE of 74 guns, Admiral TOTTY, and the ELEPHANT of 74 guns, ' Captain FOLEY, to join the North Sea Fleet ; alfo, the Si:messy frigate, DRAKE cutter, and BRUISER gun-brig. Arrived the Smitazt. hoop from a cruifc in the North Sca : during the courfeof her cruife fhe fell in with a fchooner privateer from Dunkirk, mounting 14 two pounders, and so men, which fhc has captured and brought in here. The privateer had made two captures ; the Frenchmen were landed and efcorted to prifon by a party of the Anglefea Militia. She alfo chafed a lugger which (he would have likewife captured, but the lugger made her efcape by throwing her guns and Itores over board. Arrived la Jscouss, and TRIMMER brigs, and the ALCMENE frigate. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. DEAL, MARCH - -46.—Sailed the SAVAGE Hoop on a cruize.—Wind S. W. blows hard. GRAVESEND, MARCH 16.—Paired by the BRLLI• !ARIUS, ERNS, from Leghorn.---Sailed the Dolts off BVCCLFLTGH, WALL, for India; and Louifa Henrietta, JAC►, for Surinam. LEITH, MARCH N 4. Ordcrs have bccn received here to flop the Elbe convoy, which was to have failed from Leith on Sunday. An order alfo arrived on Tuefday to lay an embargo on all rads failing from this port. till further orders. On Tucfday the DISPATCH cutter arrived in Leith Rnsdc, exprcfs from Yarmouth, and failed again in a few hours. The DKI VF R flooop of war arrived in the Frith on Wediufday morning. Ou Wcdnefday failed from Leith Roads the Moreland and Lady Forbes, for Jamaica. DUBLIN, MARCH 8. Arrived from a cruife, his Majelly's revenue cutter the BUCKINGHAM, Captain Hoe st sw s, and brought into the port of Strangford, the noted (snuggling cutter, the Lottery, after a chace of 48 hours, during wh;ch chace the threw over board her guns and p.m of her cargo, the (muggier% even cut tome of her beams in order to efcape the King's cutter. Owing to contrary winds, the Wea India fleet which failed from Cove is returned. The fhipc for London from Baal}, under con voy of the St R PE N T man of war, were on Tuefday under weigh, but the wind coming contrary, came to and remain. Tim John Eiher, Capt. CAVANAGH. bound from Watet rd to London, with provitions, has hecn raptured by a French privateer and taken into CaLis. The 'rl4cmas, for Londondcrry, is totally 101 l at Nov York. ILetters from the Mastic Rate, that the equip ments in the ports cf Holland arc carried on with the utmoa aftivity ; and it is expeded that, by the i a of April, there will he ready for lea, five fhips of 76 1 , nos. eleven of 68, fix frigates, and ninety. three gun-boats. The Peteriburgh Court Cazette; of the 7th oh. meations, on the antlinrity of a Letter from Co- i penhagm, that a Ruffian fiiip, hearing the impe. rial fiag. had been ??ICL in the Sound by two En glifh frig it:s. who, however, fuEcred her to pars mithcut motedation. SPOR7I.VC, There arc more hnrfes its training for the en ruing Spring Meetings at Newmarket than were known at any former period. A female fox, after a hard run of an hour and a half, by Major WI L SON'S hounds, in Cambridge fhire, was on Thurfday taken up by a farmer, when the intlantiv expired in his arms. A butcher of Norwich, named Kett, on Wed nefday undertook, for a wager of 201. to ride his horfe fifty miles in four hours; he was two hours and a half in riding the &It twenty-five miles, but performed the remaining twenty-five in one hour and twenty-eight minutes and a half, being one and a half minute within the time allowed. A wager of 2000 guineas was a few days (ince decided between Mr. BARCLAY of Ury, and Mr. Ft. Ere Lit of Ballinfhoc ; the latter Gentleman bet that Turn that he would walk 90 miles in 21 hours and a half; at the end of 67 miles, which he accomplilhed in about 13 hours, he was fo much fatigued as to be unable to proceed further. MAIN OF COCKS.—On Monday fe'nnight a grand main of Cocks was fought at HALLION'S Tennis Court, Rofe-ftreet,New Town, Edinburgh, between the Hon. Mr. MAULE and Mr. OSWALD of Auchencruive. The following is a Ratement of the different battles : Forty-one pair of cocks—out of which 38 pair foht, and 18 bye battles. Federr.—S uXL Y, for Mr. MA t 7 LE--S L £O, Mr. OSWALD. Mains. byes. Monday. hfr. Mule, i a Mr. Ofwald, 4 One drawn battle. Mr. Manic, 4 a Mr. Ofwald, 2 I Wednefday. Mr. M.tule, 3 2 Mr. Ofwald, 3 0 Tburfday. Mr. Malik, 3 2 Mr. Ofa2ld, 3 2 Mr. Maute, s a -- _ . Friday. - Mr. Ofwaki, • • Saturday, Mr. Maule, 3 0 Mr. Olivald, 4 a Mr. MAW LE winning by one battle, and the byes by two. PLOUGHING MA TT u.—The Cargunnock Farmer Club had their annual.plotuthing match, on the sd init. in a grafi field at General J. PLETCHER CAMPBELL'S, at Boqnhan. Twenty-one ploughs appeared to compete : The work was done much to the fatisfaetion of the judges, as well as to a numerous company of farmers, who obferved with plcafure the very great improvement in the mode of ploughing, in that neighbourhood, fine the club commenced. The firft prize was gained by Wm. Chryftal, at Fordhead of Boquhan ; the fe cond by John M'Arthur, fervant to John Connell, at Brouk ; the third by Hugh Wright, (errant to Andrew Connell, farmer at Braehead, of Glen titran ; and the fourth by Duncan M4Glalhan, fervant to John Stewart, farmer at Redhall.— Each of the ploughmen who gained no prize, received five [billings from General Camrszta.'s overfeer. On Tuefday, loth infant, Sir Wm ttAxt GRANT of Beldorney was unanimoufly re-eleded Member of Parliament for the county of Banff. Lord CAMILFORD has publi(hed a Letter, in which he exprefiy contradids the rumour, that he intended- to employ any influence he is fuppofed to poll& in introducing an improper character into the formation of the Legiflature. His Lord (hip concludes with faying—m So far from being capable of harbouring a with to add at this mo ment to the embarraffments of an unhappy and dejeded people, it would be the pride and glory of , my heart (if I had the pow er ) to place fuch perfons in fituations of refponfibility, as by their talents and integrity might preferve our Laws, our Government, and Conftitution." On Sunday morning lalt a dreadful fire broke out at the houfe of Mr. Deane, a Baker, in Lock's Fields, Sorry, which raged with confiderable fury until the building was dernolifhed with its con tents. Unfortunately no water could be procured in this remote fituation. The poll-boy, with the mail from Sevenoaks, was yeflerday morning flopped and robbed, with in two miles and a half of Farnborough, of the fol lowing bags for London: Hailing% Rye, Battle, Lamberhorft, Tenterden, Biddenden, Cranbrook, Tunbridge, and Sevenoaks. On Sunday morning, the Bth inflant, as Mrs. Hooper, an old lady, was fitting by the fire fide, at her l odgings in Middle Brook.ftreet, Wincheller, a fpark by fome means caught her clothes, by which (he was fo dreadfully burnt, that the languifh ed till Monday morning, when the expired in great agonies. Wednefday morning a refpite, till farther orders, arrived at Reading gaol for Yobse Bram, and Charles Brows, who were left for execution at the of for houfe.breaking. A letter from Newry states, that the Rev. Mr. COOPIR being under the neceflity of preaching in the Theatre of that town to a numerous congre cation, all the places of worfhip having been (hut againfl him, as the people after difmiflion were fring ont, part of the floor gave way a n d m an y ell ; but no perfon was materially hurt. Friday afternoon a labonrer, working on the hnufes pulling down in Wapping, to make a road for heavy carriages to carry away the materials of the houfes taking down, fell from the gable end of a building, which falling upon him, crufhed him to death. On Thurfday morning as a maid-fervant in fleet-market was cleaning the windows on the outlide of the !mule, her attention being sttraaed by fume palling objea, the fell upon the pavement, and fraaured her &till. She was taken to St. Bartholomew's Hufpital, with (mall hopes of her recovery. I?ert, mei vras yeaerday committed to the Honfe of o.rrellion in Horfensonger-lane, for having Liken illegal infurance at a honfe near Dock-head. Emot.isit STATE-LOTTERY.—TwiLF EH DAII.-••-• No. 13.8G,2, 4 prize of loool.—No. 7.471, a prize of Soot--No. 2 5 , 355, a prize of ool.—Nos. 36,442, 19,286, prizes of Sol. THIRTEENTH 3.014 a prize of tool. Nos. 54,844, 19,7()5, prizes irf SOL • F HOPS.' Kant 141 00s to 161 sutiex 741 os to 161 Farn. 181 c.:% to of ca.);2 6r I :HT , I E M . -- arei t•-; To fink the 06a1...1w none of 41b. Beef se od to 7i od Veal - • od to R. od Mutton -6s od to 76 6d York - 7s od to 7s ,z,f Stock at Market this morning, B. ,ilts aOOO. Shesp, 6i :c NEWGAik: and LEATiENHALI.. M.treh Its. !Lunn of 81b. Ly tl4e earcafe. Beef 41 61 to 61 at Veal Mutton se 8d to 6i Sd Pork COALS, March 16. Bell Coals in the Pool, 11. zps. 6d. to oL os. ol per Clee , iroo. Delivered - 21. as. Sunderhuid. - aL 16s. W. Delivered - 2L ss. od. COUNTRY MARKETS. st od to 74 84 6.4 od to 7• 84 At Lincoln, there is a redudllon in the price of Wil;‘• ni nearly Lod per quarter,—.Oats have advanced more thant.,tt fum. At Galdthorough Wheut has fallen Ss. per quarter ; at Lynn Its. and at Uppingham about !RICH OF GRAIN, AT Tilt FOLI OWING MARC/T7. RRADIIIIO.WItCat 12016041. to 1981.0/ per Quarter. 'WILY She. ed. to 91$. od. I licans 428. at to .21. C4l. OM 3os. od. to 348. od. Peafe ysis. od EISA. od. Novotny.—Wheat Boa ed. to z94s. od. per Quarter. Barley 765. od. to pys. od. II Beans 761. od to 84s. od. Oats • 341. od. to 365, od. Peak 828. 06. to pos. H Wheat 1321 od to 194 s od per ()farm. Barley 34s od to zcos od I Beans yss od to 41 od Oats 33s od to 36s od. Peafe ylts od to 81s od Dam osTooz.-I.Vbeat 8680 od to 896 s per Quarter, Barley yys od to 941 od 'Beans 13s od to 84a od Oats 3aB od to 3as od Peak yos od to 861 od O. —Wheat zßos. to a;6a od per Quarter. Harley poi od to z zBs od I Beans 84s od to 9616 d Oats 53s od to 57116 d Peet _yea 611 96 1 od Assn& or BazAollse Peek Loaf Hosdkold, zylb. 6 oz. to be fold for ys. od. SOL/FRAMPTON MARCO 14.0t1F porn Market to-day was very thinly Utendtd, which ocadlicood confsicralvbette below hairs that bread would fall full a &Ming per gallon be. fore this daymonth. Bred 31. Id. per gallon. I Fr. Butter ta. 61 per 01 Coals au. per chaidron. EDINBURGH PRICES OF MEAL, March so. i Lothian Oatmeal, 24 bolls. South Country, ...... ill aotbiar per Be& Sawa Carstry per 1411. Peke: per Pod. Firk ,CA a 6 Fir t, C.o o o Else, as 8d Second. a 1 9 Second 0 o • SoMod, as 714 Third, a 8 • Third, •• o Third, a s . Peale and Barley eal 94 bolls -308. to 31s. 6d. per bed The price of Oats in our market is much about the fame as laft week.--Prime forts for feed brought about 30s. MUSSELBURGH CORN MARKET, Miami 7. The market experienced a Snail rife. Wheat and Oats had a Milk fak, Beans and Peak rather a dull kle, nutwithaand. istheftty all me:deuced a (mall rife, As. 698 od to 701 od Beans 48$ od to 49$ oil Oats am od to 41$ od Oat Meal per load Sys 64 Peale Meal 638 od Barley Meal 6c4 od FIARS OP THE COUNTY OF HADDINOTON. CROP 1800. Bell Second. Third. What 31 75 314 31 38 I al 138 3 Barley al las .3 al 6s l td II 211 4 d Oats II *Ss nil il rss al too Peak al 68 ajd al is 64 al an Grain of all kinds is rapidly falling In price In the markets of Ireland. A few &nog% Mr. John Cilium?, a firmer on the Conn. teb of ;Am i des's este Anildre f , carried a load of oatmeal to the village of Feawid, ;114 fold it to the indigent Mlialittanto at par peck. PRICES TN ABERDEEN, March 9. Dej ig Per Pak. Wpm lb. -34t0 64 Oatmeal as id to as sod Veal - - 4tl to n 1 &anneal hpdto h od Mundt% .: 3d to 64 Potatoes as dd o os ed Raw Hides - 44 to od - Per Pound. Eggs per dozen wl to od Baton is 3d. tors lifh Coals pet boll. pod (Lunen Leaf is. AL MARRIED. Lately, the Hoe. Michael Dc Cowley, Lieutenant in the Royal N.. 7, to We WM. DIED. On Friday laft in the t Stb year of his age, of a confumptkn i , at Exmouth, on his route to LAG°, Mr. George Milkr, fecund fin of the late John Miller, Efq. or Carerltrect, Lincobes-inn. On Thuriday, at Wokinghant, Mr. Holton, Swe-niaker bat had ao children by his Slit wife. and 26 by his feeon4L PORTLEDGE LIBRARY. rrlIS extenGeandinri;;;;ileEtion of Boo ts eonfitting of about Ten Tbourand Volumes, and which' has been fo celebrated by the Gentry of the north of Devon for more than Iso years pat, was lately fold to Mr. Wooloter, of Exeter; who now often the library uninutilated for the Public Service, at prices printed in a Corinne, which n pubilik• lid, and fold for ape haling ca, It, by Mr. C. Law, Pmernotter row, Mr. Hooliman, Old Bond-firm, and Mr. ?Hayman. Poultry, hookkilers, London; S. Hazard. Bath; P. Nettkton, Plymouth ; the booth:Mrs at Oxford and Cambridge; sod at the place of Sale. 'ilia Day was publithed, in (Mayo, Printedon wove Parer. and hot-pacific!, puke sp. neatly bound. EIGHT MLTEOROLOGICAL JOUR NALS, of the Years In; to tfoo, kept in London, By WILLIAM BEM*. To which are addcd, Obirrvations on the Difeafes n the City and ha Vicinity. Alfo au Introdutiion, includiug Tables frac* Eight preceding Journal, of the Rreateft. kart, and mean height of the Barometer and Thermometer in ev..ry month of the years 1785 to 1791. Printed for W. Bent, Poternoller-rnw. • • Any of the JO4llllll, 1793 to I gO3, may be had alone. price ta. and tin& who are already pidfcifial of them. may have the Introduftion feparately. price 6d. LONDON: Printed for the PIOSAIIITOIN by JOHN DANIEL, (rf Carnaby-ftrcet), at the &ran Patottro. OPTICC, No. 1, Carey-Swett and paths/ by LEVEL KENT, (of Canterbury-oam Lambeth), at No. t, Caro/• Erect. oat at, the StAI.DIIIICe. Towle-Ike; to Kick ()dice all conumudeationa for ebe Fames are revealed to bc addrdred. , LONDON MARKET'S. CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, MARCH 16 We had no great fupply of any grata this ntornin ; yet the Wheat trade WAS extremely heavy, and fu'l per qui•-et lower.—Barley and Malt were cheaper, and dull of Ile hit Peale of both fort. fold readily; and good tier' Oats main tuned Friday's prices, though lower tlun laR. Monday Beans ara declining in valuc. CURRENT ?RICE OF GRAIN. Wl:est lOC, to Nos od Boilers 1006 to TI,OI .4 Fine 1304 to 16ss od Suffolks 51.15 to am t. , 1 Vcry Fine 168 s to oat od Pearl Pcafc it as to r.....s of Rye 9.3 to ICOlt od Horfe Beans 7os c 70 rl Coarfe Barley .cos to 565 od Ticks sr,. to fnv cl Maltiogßariny 6ss to 73 04 Ene 4 , 7 , to -.,,, rd Kilt 6os to ?os od Oats X. t" . 1 ,63 c , l Fine 825 to SBs od Fine 4ss 1, ..j./i0 .•d Hog Peafe 68, to 74t od Poland, 4R• to Co, c 4 RETURN OF WHEAT IN MARY."-LANE. Including only from the 2d of March to thr 7th 01 \far•F, incluilre, agreeable to the New Ads. TotA/—rt,+77 Quarters. Average 1481.6.1. as. lti. L•ighar than Lit r.-tarn. PRICE OF FLOUR this Morning. Fine, 13-as. t 3 WS. ENTRY of CORN In the PORT of LONDON ,i• week.—Whcat,lo6o qrs.--f I 10r,15.30 cwt —'.lo• • r .•,•t•:, Icz3 cwt.—Purley 1620 qrn —Peale 4co qrc•-•-• 0 ° • ; 1 :' • '.• Average price of Corn in England and Woks, tr, h. t' mans ending the yth of March, 1801. Vilhat. Rye. liarity. I Oats. I 13 , cns. I • s. d. s. d. s. d. s . d. d. 152 104 1J _46 _2 80 8 , • PRICE Kent x2l os to 151 oe it . Sufl,z 121 oos tole! los y 02 Mx 121 sos to 141 os I•- f