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ltry, great doubts seem to be, utle Caro:irk, alltiding to the .s made on the subject, in the Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND RE, observes, " That the con& Lord STRATHMORE) has been some one is evident ; we hope wilfully, but it evidently ap the timid, and 411 the ridicu excited their alarm;have been Or facts. How great must be rcsurns and finds this neigh nquil of any in the kingdom : ,n in saying so ; it always has ants of it are as little prone to y part whatever, as is fully iture of our criminal calendar hing has happened to change 'y the Correspondents of his nay district in a state of greater which is disturbed by nothing Id proceedings of the timid, in which, we are convinced, have ir own imaginations:" THONDERLAND, and Earl of 1 the mean time, promptly re stive posts. Both the Noble :astle on Saturday morning. land, the apprehensions of the !s appear to have been much ist week. The LORD PR ' OST isgow have issued a Procl ma ply impressed by a sense of the City is exposed, from the at eat and disaffbcted, they have to call upon the Citizens to take sir lives and property; and such ire able, arc therefore earnestly a Declaration, holding them ui their services shall he nd, under out Army head, va, s of the stain , * fears entertained cting the internal state of the Regiments, as soon as formed, eve the marching Regiments in s ; so that AS large an efficient be at the disposal of Govern e danger to be real (and on this slactory to sec a greater unity of n be more prudent than these t course of signature for a Meet- Betks, to petition against the i Parliame n t. inhabitants of North Ship. is awl ne purpose, was to be held today. ers in the vicinity — tifteods Di* mployment, lint the generality i stand. The Low Moor men , all given up their Union Society ilieries are proceeding as usual ry is also at work again, and a have abjured the combination. not hitherto employed in the et coal, and many common la- good wages in this waY. The eting on Monday last, deter ;heir former Resolution, to break :ies, and a great number of the ided in their purpose neither to , nor to relax their claims for an This state of things cannot con- ,IVATE CORRESPONbENT. " LEEDS, DILCESTEER 11. Id upon Hunslet Moor, on Thurs ded by more than three thousand vas owing to a report, very gene t the military were to be employed ting, which no doubt kept several ground. Happily, however, three e of tht kind, and all went off the Remonstrance, and some of sere couched in highly improper uage, and clearly prove what I ed—that a set of dangerous and lave crept in among the Radicals !m on to acts of desperation and ed of the Oliver:, the Casiks', the her miscreants of a similar stamp, serous in this district. • ill kept up, that there is to be a shun'. f the Radicals prior to Christmas. has been excited, and considerable for the Reform Meeting intended lsley (twenty-two miles hence), on 'roops have been ordered in and and Government have sent down our new Lord Lieutenant, td collect give such orders on the spot, as the require. There will bt a strong eportis, that the Reformers mean to crs of Thursday arrived this morn has selected M. RAVEL to be Presi mber of Deputies. The Chamber cdnesday their list of nominees for ntship, *hen their choice fell on URVOISLER, BIILLART, and VILLELE. Wesinesd Ay, 69fr. 10c. iMIGHTON, . . The rums ReoeuT returned to Marlborrigh= row, at fire o'clock on . Friday evening, Yesterdiy, severe as the frost was, his Royal Highness *to on horso4ck Doo. as. SO )a after hh return, at four c"ciock, the Duke of . GLOUCILSTER arrived, and at sir, or soon after, dinner was served up. A concert followed, when the following distin guished personages, by invitations from the Royal Duchess, and the same the evening before, had the honour of being present: General and Mrs. Harcourt, the Marquis and Marchioness and Lady E. Conynglialn, the Earl and Cohntess of Warwick, Lord and Lady Fitzroy Somerset, and Mr. Wrihe Whim The Duchess of GLoucEstart, accompanied by the Duchess of LEEDS, paid a morning visit to the Earl and Countess of CHICIIIt3TER, at their seat in Stan mer Park, on Thursday, and returned after an ab sence of about two hours. The Duchess et GLOUCUTER took a warm bathe on Friday: BURNS' MAUSOLEUM, AT DUMFRIES. This handsome tribute to the memory of Scot land's most original Genius, has been completed, by 'the erection of the sculpture in the tomb, or temple, allotted for it. We are also gratified to s e e it stated, that the monument, in its finished form, is an object of great admiration. Familiar with the progress of this work, from its commencement, we are not sur prized at the sentiments ex c ited by its completion. The design, though small, and limited by the fund subscribed for its execution ' is eminently characterized by a tasteful simplicity, afeeling of its nature, and a classical attention to tine proportions, rare indeed in architecture, since the days of Greek elegance, and exquisite beauty. For such a dwelling, we think, and !always thought, the subject of the statuary appropri ately and happily chosen. It is from a passage in BURNS Dedication ; where he describes the genius of his country finding him at the plough, and throw ing her inspiring mantle over him. This has been ably expressed by the artist (Tstanzaw.m) ; and the very difficult task of naturally representi.l an zrial figure in solid marble, is chastely a..i effectively per formed. It is in rather high relief, and the -Poet at his plough, with his face half up raised to - the new divinity, is the only other figure in the model. The whole is simple, and has the great merit of not seek ing firaeeessaries in exploded - mythology, or allegory More detailed than the Bard himself has created. We ought to add, in justice to the architect, ;het the building, which is so distinguished an ornament to Dumfries, is by T. F. HUNT. Esq, at whose draw..i ings, in the Exhibitions at Somerset House, we have often looked with much delight.—Literary Gazelle. BURNS MONUSIENT.-At a Meeting of the Com- 1 mittee of Subscribers, lately held at Ayr, an estimate, given in by Mt. Jour Convex., for building the Mo nument, in terms of the plan and specification made lout by the Gentleman whose ability and generosity ' in that matter (Mr. HAMILTON, of Edinburgh) was accepted of, and 'the south-west corner of Alloway Croft, nearly equi-distant from the New and Old Bridge, gdjoining the toad, leading to the Old Bridge, and acerb , opposite Alloway Kirk, resolved on as its Kite—a rood of ground there being pro cured from Lord ALLOWAT for the purpose. NA YAL INTELLIGENCE. His Majesty's Revenne cmizer Yuman: commanded by Lieutenant Nan, was driven on shore during a violent gale, and totally lost, in Torbay, on the morning of the 6th instant. — The crew were forearm* all saved. Fatnowna„ Dec. 10.--Wind E.N.13.--Seiled the Sumer Packet, for Jamaica, and Lord Chesterfield Packet, for New York, /Lc. both with Mails. PLYMOUTH, Dar. W.N.W.—Arrived yesterday, the Friends, Ciaax, from Mirernield. Sailed the Thalia, Hsu sear, for Bengal. Arrived to-day the Rewinds, Mutes, from Bonn dam, and Mads, Jump, from Cork for Frederickstadt. Poerssenrrst, Dee. 12.—Wind S.W.—Sailed yesterday the whole of the homeward-bound, except the Louise, Bourns, from Antwerp. Arrived from the Downs, the Lady Hareweod, Yottwo ; Princess Charlotte, Beam ; Coriolanus, Dam ; and Marquis Wellesley, NAPIIR. Sailed the" Shipley, Moscone, for Chatham. Came into harbour his Majesty's ship TAU& The Medbm transport got pratiqut this morning. Drat, bac. 12.-1-Wind &W.—• Came down from the River yesterday, the Thomas Comets, Maromaums, for Chine Min strel, lisowew, for the South Seas • Eggardon Castle, Howes's, for Jamaica; William, Novas, /or NeW York; Cambridge, Dampens, for Barbadoes ; and Fortune, Pus, for Fiume. They have sailed Vskh several others, except the Thomas Comte and Minstrel. Arrived and sailed for the River, the Francis Ernest, Lruas, from Smyrna. Came down from the River to-day, the NaSiaU, TILECIIaNis for St. Michael's; Mary Ann; LIVAT, for Lisbon • Voyager, Esoutaneou, for Malta ; and Harvey, Uvula, for Tri nidad. Norm Samos, Deczanms 10.6.—Tbe Economy, Fassza,frotn Pictou, which struck upon the Bar, bas been thro wn u po n the Black illiddens. It Is expected that great part of her cargo will be sated. Nearly all the materials are saved. Cenoss•ltense, Megrims 11.—Entered Inwards—The Ants, Mackie, from Teneriffe. Cleared Oetwards—The Favearke, Bravender, for Oporto; Rains, Shakespear, for Jamaica; neser, Edmonds, and Britannia, EarleJkson, far ,Hamburgh ; * f ar =try, Morgan, for Naples ; Bathurst, Laming, ter terdam ; Dawn,-Lushoran, for Jamaica • Jelin Baker, Anliby, for Genoa; the Prince of Waterloo, Pigs', for Ostend; Dubs, Dolores, for Balboa; Acorn, Robertson, for Malta; General Murray, Carrington, fir Antwerp; Fair Allen, Anderson, foe, Bahia; Limerick Trader, Griffiths; for Dublin; and the Onion, Black, for Venice, His Royal Highness the Plums Raozwr.has pre sented the Persian Ambassador with a very costly dressing•case, containing numerous necessaries is gold and silver, with the following appropriate in. scription on the lid : " From His Royal Highness Gleams Ammons Fasmssues, , Regent of the United Kingdom of Great Bsitsin and Inland, to his Friend, Masa Alum Hassan Knee. 1816." Lord LASCELLES arrived on Thursday at Doncas ter on his way to Harewood House. Mr. WATSON TAYLOR has purchased Mr. JOSMIA Sumo's superb chateau, called Earl Stoke Park, near Devizes. The purchase-money was Two Hundred Thousand Pounds 1 The philanthropic Mr. Wear's is returned from abroad. He has purchased a large mansion at Lang ham-place. We are sorry to learn that Lord &Amnon has been seriously indisposed within these few days. Saturday morning, Namur, the gUard of the Bristol and Swansea mail, travelling from the latter place to Bristol, suddenly expired—it is supposed from the irclemency of the weather. A Flanders Mail arrived at a late hour this fore noon. The papers brought by it announce the open ing at Vienna, on the 25th ult. of the Congress of Ministers from the different States of' Gernaany.— , Prince Msrrsixten presides. • 1 l • . m••••=•=1. . 1 ~• . . . iIMITARY PROMOTIONS w,tit.,)yricit, Dilecuttlt 'lO, 1819. Ist Ilegiinent of life Guards— Ensign-int Limeys:A ,Tolin Galway Moseley, froth halltpag Ist Foot Guirdit, to be Cor net and Sub-Lleutettant, rice Melt* Dtindas Campbell; who exchanges, receiving the difference: • 7th Regiment of Di-agoon GuardaLlentenant James Fa4riett to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Sheldon, *lto re tires ; Cornet George Green NiboUs to be Lieutenant, by purchate, vice Fawsett ; William Edward LeesmOihnit. to be Comet, by purchase, vice Nicene. 14th Regiment of Light Dragoons--ortemenant Fraud% Fowke to be Ciptain of a Troop, by waste, vice Capd, who re tires ; Cornet John St. Leger td be Lieutenant, by portliest, vice Fowke; Keith Alexander Jackson, Gent. to be *duet, by purchase, vice St. Leger. 18th Ditte--Lieutenant George Schreiber, from half-pay 112d' Light Dragoons, tote Lieutenant, vice the Hondurable Carle ten Thomas Monektoo, who exchanges, receiving the dif fetenee. 56th Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Francis Pierson Webber, from half-pay 2d Foot,to be Lieutenant, vibe - Richard James Bourclaier, who exchanges receiving the difference. 37th Ditto—Lindenant Henry Marquis of Worcester, from 934 Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by pierchase, vice Gal. way, who retires. 50th Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Peltier, from ball-pay York Chasseurs, to be Captain of a Company, eke William Alexander Craig, who exchanges. 60th Ditto—lkiiteuant Ambrose Spong, from half-pay of the Regimeht, to be Lieutenant, vice William GOuldsmith l who exchanges, receiving the difference. 734 Ditto—Bodge William Spencer to be Lieutenant, withogt purchase % vice Farm, deceased; Hairy Edward Renwick, Gent. Lb be Ensign, vice Spencer. 78th Dh*tcor-Lieutenant Martin F. G. Lindsey, fro, ham] 24ds Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Alentedit M. die, who exchanges, receiving the difference. York Chasseurs—Lieutenant Joseph Stainton to be Captain of a. Company, by purchase, vice Stewart, who retires; Ensign Charles Dormer to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Staintibt. Ist Ceylon Regiment—Second Lieutenant George Mar Poll*. ton to be First Lieutenant, without purchase, vice n deceased; Thomas Skinner, Gent. to be Se cond Lieutenant, vice Poriington. Bth Royal Veteran Battalions--To be Major—Major Charles Reynolds, from half-pay sth West India Regiment. To be Captains of Companies—Captains Richard Humphrya, from the late la Royal Veteran Battalion; Thomas lir Nall, from the late 7th Royal Veteran Battalion ; end George Allen, from the late 6th Royal Veteran Battalion. To be Lieutenants--Lleutenants Joieph Neynde, from the late sth Royal Veteran Battelle° ; William Ross, film the late 6th Royal Veteran Battalion • Robert M'Lelland , front the late Ist Royal Veteran Battalion; William Harris, from the late 7th Royal Veteran Battalion ; and Thomas Blood, froth the fete hth Royal Veterah Battalion. To be Ensigns=-Ensigns William Taflor, from the late 4th Royal Veteran Battalion; Alexander Mackenzie, from the late 5d Royal Veteran Battalion ; James Burke, from the late sth tteyal Veterin Battalion ; Ralph Campbell, from the lite lath Royal Veteran Battalion; William Planet Yel len, from the kite 6th Royal Veteran Battalion; and George Armstrong, from the late sth Royal Veteran Battalion. 9th Royal Veteran Battalion—To be Captains of .Cbmpanies— Captains Thomas Snowe, front the late sth Royal Veteran Battelle° ; 111i11iattt Colton, front the late ad Royal Veteran Battalion ; and David Lee, from the late 6th Royal Veteran Battalion. To be tietitenants--Lieutenants John P. 1t Goodwin, from the late Bth Royal Veteran Battalion • Henry Richardson, from the late 7th Royal Veteran Battalion • Thomas Medley, from the late 2d Royal Veteran Battal ion; James Yates, from the late 7th Royal Veteran Battalion; Robert Stewart, front the late lit Royal Veteran Battalion. T. be Ensigns Noble Lattimore, !tun the late 6th Royal etaran 'Battalion; and Henry Milltrood, ban the late 6th Royal Veteran Battalion. 10th Royal Veteran Battalion—To be Major, Major 1111111 em Collis, front the late 6th Royal Veteran Battalion. To be Captain of a Company"—Captain David Broveni,;lllllia n. w a Veteran Battalion. • *. To be Leuteuinte--Lieutenants John 3dilea, from the late Royal Veteran Battalion ; John Barrett, fr om the late Bth Royal Veteran Battalion; Thomas Robert Parker, from the late 6th Royal Veteran Bittn ; Hill Phillips, front the late 7th Ro i r:l ya V i eterai Batn • John Maclean, from the late filth loyal Battalion; Harlan John Moore, from the late 6th Royal Veteran Battalion • James Eager, from the late 7th Royal Veteran Battalio n; and Robert M'Al in, from. the late 6th Royal Veteran Battalion. To be Ensigns Duncan M'Lean, from the late 6th Royal Veteren Battalion ; and James R ourke, front the late ith Royal Veteran Battalion. To be Adjutant End Lieutebant=zLientenadt and Adjutant Wil liam Berber, from the late 6th Royal Veteran Bandies: - Bazezz.-u-Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Homes: St. Paul, Barn on half pay sth Foot, to be Colonel in the Army. HOSPITAL Stiorr.---Staff-Surgeon James Taylor, from half-pay, to be Surgeon to the forces, vice Ryan, deceased. OIPICs OP OIiZINANCE, Dirocsiisift 9. Corps of Royal llngineers--First Lieutenant Henry Nelson Smith to be Second Captain ; Second Lieutenant Thanes Lempriere to be First Lieutenant; Captain John Mark Fte dutch Smith, from the half-pay, to be Captain; That Lieu tenant Edward Bullock Patten, from the half-payi to be . First Li e utenant; and Second Lieutenant John Twiss, from the half-pay, to be Second lieutenant. Royal Regiment of Artillery—Setend Captain Forbes Madsen, from the half-pay of the Regiment; to be Second Captain, vice Carnegie, retired open half-pay. Commission in the Regiment of Sussex Militia, signed by the LOrd Lieutemnt of the County of Suomi, The Grace the Doke of Richmond and Lemma, kc. &c. &c. to be Colonel; vice his Grace the Duke of Richmond and Len., nos, Ste. &c. &c. deceased. • Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Wen Riding of the Codhti of York, City and County of the City of York. 1 1 John Plumbe, RN, to be Deputy Lieutenant. 5d West York Militia—Sir Joseph Copley, Bart. to be Captain, vice Palmer, resigned. Yorkshire Hussar. Yeonnorp--Thomas Sfingsby •Dancombe, Ent.. to be Captain, vice Sir Bellingham Goshen', Burt.' re signed ; Mark Milbank, Fag. to be ditto, Wide Writ', i dared ; Hon' Wiliam Semi& Lamellas, to be ditto, vice Edward Laments, abroad, resigned ; William Lister Fenton Scott, Gent, to be Lieutenant, vice Gronuus, resigned ; Tho nuts Kkchinman Staveley, Gent. to be ditto, vice Milbank, promoted; William /kyle, Gent. to beditto ; Themes Dow her, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Lie, radioed ; Edward Clough Taylor, Gap to he ditto; John Lister Kara, Gent. and Bdia-. jamin H6lroyd, Gent. to be ditto. in the Cotnmiastons Prince Regents Si Regiment of Cl Yeomanry Cushy, signed by . the Lord Lineament, ebe County of Chaim. Thomas Colmandeley, lis4 to be lieu • Mandant ; Clement ihretenbanh Rail. to be or; Thai* Tarleton, Rom. to be Captain ; Joan Hoskin: be ditto ; James France Praoce;lisq. tab* ditto ' • Buchanan, Bet to* ditto t Jahn Fond, Gent. tobe U. naM; .James 7 omkinsen, Gent. to be ditto; William Coon., :Glent..to be ditto ; John Lownds, Gmt. to Ole ditto; aids* *rd, Gent. to be ditto; John Thomas' Dalkikr . Gent. to Corset; Ye John Dudley, Own. to be digin; jejleellnelah, Gene. to be ditto; Thomas Sedans • MOW Samuel Dean, Gent. to be lisigtw . .. • • • !I Cosunbokes in tie Royal /0/isMin YOlEgivedflo... ll ll B :4 by the Lord impowifirei • ,ar Cornet Juror Stuait to he Litiotenines . Ma k to bodice°. Gawp Lenin, Oen& to be Low, Gent. to be ditto. TMe e seam the Prince Regent's approval of the 7th Foot,. or Panthers, being perminedte weer at their. miners and the words " TAMelp" " imp' sr .. riVenewer_ _ °gad/ 1.114 V Toblosee." asopaine. the Mowing M e moranmenawli 'Doi litinntingentheeberi room* pleased to 'prove enh. pat Camphor yrgisonl Aybegr,bneg dismissed k /daintily . service, In maeignitese ef &rep, bevies been rt red against him, el his bating. =l46 i d eisr Ind fur big own enlarge stems of eapplytngtin • wur7"." . . • - . • h * . '' . ..insiaia , aila that ii• • 4iala e • P Li Wig te.itsimi 2, timi t e veo A7l# Atevaat% tor the purpose vt •d; int • , ''. . , • , '.... ~ . . The ith flattilidri Royal Vet4ritil tiro On the* March fives Shrewibttri to liVirithestsr, #hete diet will arrive on the 20th ins:ant,,preparatory, as it 4 conjettnrod, to their eMbarking,,fot Guetnieumpli Jersey: to relieve the 79th Regimen , , a .. . .(. • The 33d Regiment, it is said, hale received balk. route to march the2oth from Portsmouth to Leiceat on, which day file remaining wing of the Ilattalion. Grenadier °bards, now stationQat Portsmouth, will arrive from Mecham. The first cfleision Of the 33d is expected to march on Tuesday for WoOdstoelt. A detachment of the 2d Battalion /loyal Veterans is expected to occupy Gosport Barracks, is soon as *ay are armed and clothed. . e aimual eachanp of companies of Royal Mai rine Artillery from Woolwich, Chatham, and Ply: mouth, to Fort Monckton,Swill take- place on . Wed nesday neat. . . The Yeoman ry Cavalry Troop of ddqueidOetan: gets, commanded by Captain ADAM ATKINIJOH, jon; of Thropton Cottage, marched. ipso Alhwicic oil Monday, where they are td rat - Wirt on permanent duty icr ten days. Tuesday, the ntiml4er of Gentlemen Who had en: toted their names as members of the I st-Regiment of Itoyal EdinburghVolimteers, amounted to above 71:110: The Rifle Corps attached to it wereseompleted in s( few days. Monday, two troops of the 7th Lagoon Guardsi Wider the command of Major Youtornossann; marched from Preston to Burnley, to do duty there: Tuesday, three troops of the 4th Dragoon Guards -marched from the York Barracks to Durhatn, .. these. to wait the orders of the Magistrates of the County of Durham." Friday morning, a pati of the Old Pen-; sioners, who have been mustered at York, commenced their march for Berwick-on-Tweed. The retnaiiidet : were to follow on Saturday or to-day. . The Royal Veteian Battalion in the Castle- of Edin-; burgh, are wider orders to embark for England. The first, second, and third companies were to emhirk on Friday, and the remaining seven companies will fol low as the smacks are ready to receive them. It 1 generally supposed, their ultimate destination will be the Isle of Wight, and that the troops there will be I brought over to England. In consequence of the battalion being ordered away, an inspection by the inedical officers took place, and such men as were found unfit for active service were Ordeted tii remain in the Castle: . The Armed Association at Port-Glasgow received ' their arms and accoutrements last week, and hay" already made great progress in their discipline: Government .having accepted of the serv:ce of did Armed Association of Ayri on condition that r other expense to the country oe incurred than .._. furnishing them • with ,aims and iiminunition the. Members of the Corps Met on Wednesday, and elected their Officers. It was agreed to, that the Corps . should have - no uniform at present, but merely the Officers to have a white feather, and the litiliates White tuft. In conseqbente of orders received troth thh Mt Noble the Marquis of QbziNsitater, Lord Lieutt nant of the County, the Diimfries-shite Yeomanry. Cavalry are to assemble at Dumfries immediately. • - The right wing of the 9d- lilifialioh Grenadiet Guards, left Landon this clay for Porismonih. Tuesday, the troop of Royal.Hoise Artillery, under the zommand of Major MACDONALD, left Pontefract for York, where they are to remain for the present. Friday Sir THOMAS Muwao left WWII to proceed to India, as Governor of Madras. He takes out with him the Insignia of the Most Hoilourable Military Order of the Bath for Major-General Sir Joyx MAL coma, knight Grand Cross; also for Ma jor-General Sir WILLIAM Tomtit and Sir WILLIAM DOVETON with which they are severally to be inVeited by Marquis of HArktios. --.:-&--..--a His Grace the Duke of Wu:Liao-ton has, among other ports, become very fond of Hawk-ins r Yesterday, their Royal Highnesses the Duke , Duchess of Cu/menet went to the Chapel Royali ,St. James's& 1 • Satuiday, his Royal Highness the Duke of Gioti , i ilkaTite left town for Brighton: • The Duke and Duchess of RUTLAI4P sent *week a liberal supply of 'new blankets, coveflids, : 'pieces of flannel, to be distributed to sevetal poor widows and families in Bottesfotd, Normanton, Eaithorpe.—The Belvoir dole (a perpetual chat: t cinsisting Of one loaf of household bread, is also I tributed weekly to nineteen poor widows and fami lies in the parish of Bottesfoed. . The ancient arch, originally the . Western entrance sp the Church of- the Nunnery of the Benedictines, in the laWn fronting Chester Castle gateway, and the only relic of that religious eitablishment, had' fallen in. The list Prloiess (in 1537) was Eztia-7 . BETH GROSVRNOR. LAST 'THURSDAY. the Lottery finished Drawings :when No: 1656, a Prise of TWINTY THouSAY ,POUNDS, was Sold in Shares by J. and J. Sr watonr who also Shared Ind Sold Sts other at. Patios in the Lottery just ended, at their tunate Offices, 37, Cornhill ; 96 1 Haymarket; Holborn ; and 141, Oxford.street.—J.and J. Sr WRIGHT are He Contractors for the small ,7a Year's Lottery, containing Foil Prizes of L'20,000; ,b es ides other Capitals, and no Prize l ess than r - qhe Drawing begins the 12th JANUARY. CORN' MARIZT, MARI-LANZ, DRCIMBRR . Our market was but thinly supplied with Wheat - this ithrhing, and that from Essex, by land-carriage samples; having had no port arrivals, in consequence ,of the severity of the frost, which has obstructed all . internal navigation, and, Owing to whirl, very little business Was done, and sales of Wheat and Batley - were extremely heavy 7 yet superfine samples ob. tained last Mondays prices;. but all other sorts are full 2s. per quarter lower; And the inferior descrip: bons cf Barley quite unsaleable. •Oats felly sipper • last week's prices, as well as White Pros, but Slit! were dull sale, and rather cheapen SMITHFIELD )lARKET, DRDS)11111 i& Reef •• 4s .also is 443 I Vai:4l. de. •• 4.-U to &40 Marcos .. 44 sd t• & id I Pack 1: Ss al to ft NI Seam 311700-Catiess4ll-Sbeep .n st lambs 3 5010--Ples MM ' 110 AND STRAW Pik LOAD • Ityy...;res los to - Xs Ito t straw ...an. 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