Star. — London, England, 1818-11-09 00:00:00

RIO JANEIRO. le following is an extract from a letter received t; Gl as gow, by a vessel arrived at that port from Y,) Janeiro, dated the 14th September C7,II.I.ENIEN-illy letter from Liverpool would y of my sailing in the Lion, on board which we t I had previously shipped your valuable eon ...govat, and taken my passage. We had a very " o r pon vo yage, aad arrived here safe on the evert r:* t!:e 25th ult. (August). Your letters to Messrs. and L----- wore highly serviceable; and, pinthe patronage and recommendation of these el l t men, I was speedily enabled to dispose of nearly 4 v hole of the goods Urania out, at the prices coe d, which, I trust, will secure your approba ts I s:Edk anxiously await the arrival of a fresh „,„ 7 , as pry entire stock will be exhausted long ihre this reaches Europe. .Conunercil speculations were never known to top briik or profitable in these regions as at pre -o;attd, frm all I can learn, by personal observa inor enquiry of those who have been long resident, Gee is every prospect of the stability of the existing *sof Government. Trade is also reported to be brisk at Bahia, and, indeed, throughout all the territory ; but the milt intelligent persons cea decided preference to this place, both on ac ,of the facilities it affords for the receipt and of all descriptions of .merchandize, and the security and protection afforded to pmoos and property of individuals of all nit ' amidst them all, the English are con-, most highly favoured, and looked up to confidence, in all transactions of a long and interesting letter, opinions that have latterly been a.r.nre—namely, that it miracle for Old Spain ever to ascendancy on the Continent of South says, such a con,ecture, when treated with marked derision and BEREZIORD is arrived in Mar. received by the MYRMIDON, Capt. arrived on Friday last at Ports- Mediterranean, we axe happy to plague has entirely disappeared at Al having been a single case for the previous to the MYRMIDON'S az iesent DEY is represented to be ever held the Government of to be extremely well-disposed He has sent an Embassy to with valuable presents, consist- Sec. and the vessel having them quarantine at Port Mahon. morning arrived at Portsmouth the Esk, • LINN(Sot from Jamaica, which 2d O ctober, touching at Go. She has brought home 520,000 , account. The Pique, Captain r England, with a large freight September, and may be daily touch at the Havannah. The '.Lori., had also left Jamaica previously to go to Honuuras. news from the Spanish Main; aD . contending armies had ceased consequence of the rains h tying the only ship left at Kingston, inadron were ct nixing. The packet was to sail for Port Royal r, and would probably arrive at Fal before her return became due. and Co. sold both the £430,000 New Lottery begins £4th of Four Prizes of 1:30,000 Three . several others of £5,000, Ag Money.—First-drawn Prize f.:30,0J0 Three per Cent. Consols. Mices, Royal-Exchange Gate ; Oxford-street. disturbances took place among 'ty of Lam) College. Owing curtailment of their indulgencieu, the desks and benches of the Dr. KicAte, is even said tp consequence of which seven of expelled, and two more seat have returned to their duty. incurred is perhaps more seri are generally apprized of: it exclusion from the Colleges of dge, as well as renders the offen. Ad a commission in his Majesty's Lientlemen expelled was about ing's College, Cambridge, and 'church. He must now choose Proprietor of tic Portsmouth and has contradicted the statement inst. (which we copied from ig that the Portsmouth Mail passenger killed, and two other injuries. Captain JOHN WILEY, of the lag on Workington Quay, with shocking manner, and he died is supposed, that, owing to the , he had fallen over the south Harbour-house. •-• WILLIAM W.t.ttacy, Master 'l)ort, while on the passage from th a cargo of grain, was knocked in -boom, and drowned. 11. BLIEHOWES, Esq. one of ulborough-street Police Office • Friday, and apparently as well .:asion to go into the City on ipusi. thtue attacked with a giddiness in the sak‘m home in a chair, and. expired -four hours. He had been subject te • affettiu ; this added to an attack of an apo -Itirz:, ras hastened his di,sultu:or.. ia territory ; OUL *se a decided preferenc o nntof the facilities it of all descriptio ...srledged security persons and properi . .at amidst them y the most highly the greatest conGdi 'Tent. writer concludes eecboing the opinic -reed with so much 'be more than a mi. in any ascendant; rich. Indeeek he sa .':.azarded, is treater • apt. Marshal Lord B 4Aft, from France. en accounts receive en, which arrive al, from the Media Cita the plague has there not having :Ilion} , days prey rove. The preset wale man that e ate. and is said to xbthis country. ahtscsitzoom, wii tihoas. ostriches, & A ••••11, has performed taity morning arri gas. Captain I•itivoi he leit on the 21 St. Domingo She on private accc .4/4 ailed for Et eine, on the 26th Sei ; she was to tou • , Captain Pau.L L. she was pr Lk brings no news *ID between the cc *tune, in consee ::. The Lang was th of the qua 4 . 1D1 0 1041 packet i of October, and sa t month before r:!—HAZARD a . List L ttery—No containing F Consols, with ;..,.;cc. &c. Sterling :,rtitled to 1:30,0, IRD and CO:S :tribill; and 324, lit meek some distt community te tetanal curtail In made on t wit the)taster, vat pelted; in con scan have been er : the rest la "...m.hment thus in l i3 the public ar fact to an es. *sled Cambridge, !ieigisle to hold - a On of the GI moved to King , ter:tied for the Ch path in life. BILLETi, PrOprif `lair, ha Piper of the 4th Paper) asserting '"aorned, and 'a pi considerable in se night, la was found lyir Alfractural in a s. lamming. It ii 4 Of the night, near the I • 7 days a M r . ArsitY, of nary's( Ihryport, with by the main. • .rt bEATII.—J. klstrates of Mal • • the thrice on 1 occasi' thtre att; • as sak‘m 114 % 4 Y-four hot affeetiiia ; thi • -aurzi, has halt . NAVAL INTELLIGZNCS. PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER a. Wind E. S. E.—Yesterday arrived his Majesty's ships ESK, from Jamaica ; Mt7si2utTo, from St. He lena; also the ships Wane, Dalatord, Fortitu&, Richard, and some other outward-bound, and have sailed to-day on their respective voyages. DEAL, NOVEMBER e. Wind S.E.—Arrived and sailed ler the River, the Monarch, LUTSY, from Bengal, sailed 14th May; the Monarch, Tiro/mum., from Quebec ; Pylados, Wicsox, from Virginia, in 30 days; Asia, SPOOR, from Rotterdam for Batavia; Mars, EvAra, horn Waterford ; Hope, PERRY, from Liverpool ; Prince, IirtAITIIEWAITIS, from Quebec, with loss of bowsprit Ind foremast ; and the Fame, BAYNE, from Arch ingel for Topsham. Came down from the River and remain with the rest, the Emperor Alexander, MILNE, I for Jamaica ; Wellington,TAGGAßT, Ix New Bruns wick ; Melville, SMITH, for Cadiz ; Louisa, COOK; for Jamaica ; and Pelican, BARBER, for Oporto. DOVER, NOVEMBER 8. Sailed yesterday the Lord Duncan packet, for Os tend, with a mail and passengers; also the Lord Dun can packet, Captain Hamit.roN, and King George, Captain NIERCER, -for Calais, with passengers.—Ar rived last night the King George packet, Captain KING, and the Defence, Captain Anams, from Calais, with passengers. RAMSGATE, NOVEMBER 5. _ . Arrived the Duke of WellingtOn, from Calais, with troops. Came in four or five vessels for shelter. DARTMOUTH, NOVEMBER 7. Arrived here on the 4th instant, the Mary, Ft.n.- LEKTON, from St. Domingo, with loss of rudder. LIVERPOOL, NOVEMBER 7. The Peter Ellis, for Trieste, got on shore in the Queen's Dock Basin, and must discharge to repair. CORK, NOVEMBF:ft 3. Sailed his Majesty's ship l'Arivonn, and the KITE, Revenue cruizer. MILFORD, VON - EMBER 5. The Glanwin, CLARKE, from Jamaica for Liver pool, has put in here—encountered very bad weather on her pasiage; sailed the 9th of September, and on the 13th of October, in a heavy gale, threw over board part of the cargo. She touched at the Western Islands to repair, in consequence of the vessel's mak ing so much water.—Sailed the Union, JAY, for Smyrna, having replaced her masts, &c. FALMOUTH, NOVEMBER 6. Wind N. and N.N.W.—Sailed the American ship Elizabeth, BECKFORD, for Bengal; Mary, FeLL, tor Trieste; Elizabeth Hill, —, for Leghorn ; and Lucy, SLATER, for Lisbon. The following packets have gone into the Roads, viz,—.Prince Ernest, for Lisbon ; Lady Louisa, for Gibraltar and Malta; and Sandwich, for the Brazils. CUSTO 1 -HOUSE, LONDON, NOVEMBER 7. Saws Inman) Linvaans.--The Arno, Robertson, and Wil liam and Mary, Sadler, from Leghorn; Jane, Hicks; Active, Palmer; Fame, Bullen; Jane, Greenwell; Sprightly, Roger; Tarantula, Prior ; and Diana, Jolly, from Malaga; St. Huge- nie, Deasin ; Twee Gentsters, Segers; Jong Lodewick, Duint jer ; Orange Boyer, Kramer, from Antwerp; Ophoop Van Zedon, Dryers, from Ghent; Agnes, Lines • Amphitrite, Da vison; Brunswick, Blake; and Harriet, Garrett, from Que bec; Bellona, Brown, from Tarragona; Enterprize, Martin, from Alicant ; Quatre Senna, Secant, from Rouen; Abbey, Cowling, from Villaviclosa; Briton, Legg, and Malta, Strange, from Patrus; Woodlark, Middleton, from Smyrna; Swan wick, Hays, from Virginia; Diana, Jay, from Zante; Venus, noire, from Nlarsellies; Promise, ' Brown, from Barletta; Bur ton Sampson, from Trieste; aatlPrince of Orange, Silk, from Calcutta. OITZWAI434.—The Underwood, Evelyn, for Barbvdoesi Ave.. rick, Manlove, for Virginia; George, Sayers, for St. ♦incent avid Madeira. _ _ _ Ccaaarn Onvvrains.—The Ann, Tolbertz, for Hayti; Jeune Awry, Boylan, for Rouen; Kingston, Sever, and Knapton, Christie, for Jamaica; Mary, Stvens, fur Gibraltar; Ida Aleyda, Woldving, fur Antwerp'; Driver, Driver, for Hans. burgh ; Adolph and Clara, Faillant, for Havre ; Vittoria, Schuh, for Elsinore; Perceval, Livingston, for Grenada; Mary, uddicombe, for Trieste; Neptunus, Boma, for Copenhagen; Sylipbe, Teeter, fur Film; Egfred, Kirby, for Fort William; Caledonia, Roberts, for Calcutta ; Sarah, Hodgson, for St. Mi chael's; and Mediterranean, Coleman, for the South Seas. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The Mercury, for the Charles the Twelfth, oo the 12th inst. at No. it, Clement's-inn ; recalled every Tuesday and Thurs day, for three months. The reduction of the Qursar CHARLOTTE and RA• muss (guard-ships at Portsmouth) to the final peace establishment, took place on Wednesday, when the former was left with a complement of only 135 Offi cers, seamen,. marines, and boys. Had the QUEEN CHARLOTTE not been a flag-ship, her complement would have been 115-20 less. An Officer belong ing to his Majesty's ship SPVERN has arrived. to en ter volunteers for that ship, who are to he employed on the coast between Beachy Head and the Isle of Sheppy, for the prevention of smu, , gling. The re duction in the guard-ships is supposed to have been ordered for the purpose of throwing a greater body lof seamen into this new service. The Evaxsat:s, Captain T. HUSEHISON, sailed on Friday for Barbadoes ; the PARTHIAN, Captain Bic- LAND, sailed or. Tuesday ; and the B ANN, Captain A. MITCHELL, or. Thursday, for Jamaica. The SALISiICRY. 50, Rear-Admiral DONALD CAMP BELL, Captain WILsoN, is expected to sail for the Leeward Islar.d station, to relieve the ANTELOPE, hear-Admiral HARVEY, Captain G. SAVER (2), about the latter end of the presert month. Thursday a Board for the discovery of the Longi tude was held at the Admiralty Otfice, being the first under the provisions of the Act passed in the last Ses sion of Parliament, and which nominated Dr. WIL LIAM HYDE WOLLASTON, Dr. THOMAS YOUNG, and Captain HENRY }CATER, in addition to the Great Of ficers of State, the President of the Royal Society, &c. Commissioners thereof. Dr. l'ouxo has, however, been appointed Secretary to the Board , and will, un der the provisions of the 58th Geo. 111. cap. 20, have the superintendence of publishing the Nautical Alms neck, and the care and regulation of the time-keeperc used in the Navy; and the ingenious and scientifi. Colonel Munca: has been appointed one of the Com missioners in the room of Dr. YOUNG. The Childers sloop, of 18 guns, Captain WEST- Ro n., which arrived on Wednesday at Portsmouth from the Leeward Island station, to be paid off, left Trinidad previously to the Scamandcr ; she could bring nothing new respecting the Independents in South America. She left at St. Vincent's the Ante lope, Rear Admiral liaavEv, the only ship remaining • on that station. very , healthy, as were also the inha bitants of that island. THE ARMY. DOVER, NoVELinfla 7. Since my last, of the sth instant, a few more trans 'Yon: have arrived from Calais with the Royal Horse .md artillery, and some field pieces, which have gone on for Woolwich. NOVEMBER B.—Came in last night and this morn ing about twenty sail of transports, with the 2d Dra goon Guards, and four companies of the Royal Sap pers and Miners. The 7th, 23d. and 57th Regiments still remain here, waiting for transport: to take them to Ireland. . .TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR. Stu—Having frequently heard the distribution of Honorary Distinctions ginnted to the Army in commemoration of services nude the subject of animadversion, I have been sorry to observe that It has not given general satisfaction, on the score that, for the many brilliant actions preceding Waterloo, only Oaken commanding received medals. It harts the feelings of men who have served with credit throughout the war, not to possess some mark of having done so, while for Waterloo, the Ensign, who was but peened the week before, is distinguished by a badge. I think I may vent.rre to add, that if expense has been the ob jecticm to putting Officers who have been in as hard-fought ac tions, and aU the suffering of privation, on a footing with those of Waterloo, that they would cheerfully provide themselves with any badge they might be permitted to wear. Tuesday last, as Mr. CONOREVE, brother to Sir W. CONGREVR, and Colonel HANMER, were out shooting in the neighbourhood of Beech Hill, near Reading, in crossing a field the gun of the former accidentally went off, and the charge unfortunately lodged in the elbow of Colonel HANMER. At first no serious dan ger was apprehended. A mortification followed, however, and we are concerned to state that Colonel HANMER breathed his last on Friday night. It is impossible to describe the sensations of Mr. CON OREVE at this lamentable event. Sir B.:Hingham Graham's Hounds met this day at Seal ; to morrow they still meet at Twycromi; Thursday, at ranwell; Friday, at Higtsun ; Saturday, at Bail End; and Monday, at Swinfen. Sir Edward Smythe's Fox-Hounds met this day at Spoonbill; on Wednesday they will m:et at Haughmond ; and on Friday, at Actpn Burnell. The Chester harriers met this day at Saighton ; Wednesday they will meet at Trafford ; and Friday, at Boughton Heath. Mr. Meynell's Fox-Hounds met this day at Longford ; Thurs day they will meet at Bagot'a ; Saturday, at Shugborough. Mr. Chaworth's Fes-Houndi wal meet to-morrow at Rad cliffe Town ; Thursday, at Bilborough Thorns • Saturday, at Stoke Town, near Newark ; and Tuesday, at T h orley hays. Hunt is postponed to Wednesday, the isth inst. Red- House hunt will ts 2 held on Monday next, and AUonby Hunt on the Thursday following. Thursday a match was run over Penrizh Race Course, for one hundred guineas aside, two heats, between Mr. Lasse's Young Mask, and Mr. M , Mist- NIES'S Billy Pitt, which was won easily by the former. The great Boxing Match between Randall and Turner, which at pre eat occupies tit:: attention of the sporting world, is to be made good to-morrow evening, for 2001. certain, bet most likely for 4001. at Mr. FRANKLIN'S. Both of the men are in high condition. Purcell and Shtlton also fight upon the same day for a good sum. It will be thirty miles distant from London. Among the proofs of the singular mildness of the season, we may mention that the cuckoo was heard in the neighbourhood of Carlisle, last week ; and that ripe strawberries were gathered in a garden there a few days ago, which grew in the open air. A woman stopped a Divine, in the sir ets of the Metropolis, with this salutation :—" There is no truth ia the land, Sir! there is no truth in the land."— " Then you do not speak truth, good woman," re plied the Clergyman.—" Oh! yes, I do," returned she, hastily.—" Then there is truth in the land," re joined he, as quickly. A great disturbance took place in the Tower about four o clock yesterday afternoon, in consequence of the appearance of one of those gentlemen called " Dandies' among the company who assembled on the promenade to hear the military band. The " Dandy," whose cheeks were highly painted, was pushed from side to side, and, at last, was so roughly handled, that he was obliged to seek protection from the soldiers. The same person appeared on the pub lic walk, in the Tower, yesterday week, when the people threatened to pull off his stays, Cc. His re appearance yesterday increased their disgust and in dignation. He was received with hisses from both sexes, and would have been driven from the walk, had he not sought shelter in the guard-room. Seve ral hundred persons were present. Deonv-LANE.--An apology was made on Satur day night by Mr. BA RNA RD for the non-performance of the Barmecide—in conse.iuence'of the sudden and serious illness of Mr. HARLEY, and the audience wete requested to accept No Song no Supper, as a substi tute in its steads This request was not met with the usual indulgence, and an attempt was made to play the new piece. Ne lament to add that Mr. HAS.. LEI'S illness was sudden and serious indeed. He was in his usual good, health and spirits in the forenoon, but was seized with a fit of apoplexy after dinner, when preparing to set out for the Theatre. COVENT GA IMF:N.—The Tragedy of Othello was performed on Saturday evening—the part of Ingo by Mr. YA TIM, a Gentleman recntly attached to the Edinburgh Company. The new candidate for public applause is somewhat below' the middle stature— slightly formed—and possesses a countenance which, though not very strongly marked, is far from being incapable of varied expression. A slight degree of thickness, or huskiness, is perceptible in his voice— but he endeavours, and not unsuccessfully, to remedy a natural defect, by aakilfnl modulation of his tones. He articulates well—and his style of declamation is suflic'ently energetic, without degenerating into rant. His action is easy and natural, and though he has but recently commenced his theatrical career, he ap pears to mukrstand perfectly that branch of the scenic profession, which is technically termed " the stage business ;" without an accurate knowledge of which, a performance, though otherwise clever, loses much of the effect which it ought to produce. His manner of delivering the passage beginning " Good name in man or woman,' was deservedly applauded, as was also that in the tempting scene, where he de duces the evidence of Desdemona's guilt from the discovery of her handkerchief in Caisio's possession. Mr. YOUNG'S Othello was dignified and impassioned. Mr. C. KrslDLE's Cassio was in his very best style, and Mr. EGKRTON was highly respectable in Bra bantio. Of Miss O'NEILL% Desdemona we need only say, that it was performed and applauded AS usual. hou,c was crua.ded. EXECUTION AT GLASGOW. Of the fitir persons sentenced to death at the Glas- Now Circuit, Ma t th ew Clyd e sd a l e , f or murlert Simoa oss and Janus Boyd, for housebreaking and theft; and Margaret Kennedy, for passing forged notes, two only, Clydesdale and Ross, were, on Wednesday, hanged in front of the Jail—the reptl clemenc• hav ing been extended to Boyd and Kennedy, who are respited daring the pleasure of the Poises hest T. Clydesdale, it will be recollected, was foand guilty of the murder of an old man, ALEXANDER Love, sen. near Airdrie.—Exactly at two o'clock, the Nlngis trates, with rods of office, entered the Hall. The pri soners, with their arms pinioned, were immediately brought to the table. The Rev. Dr. Loccuatyr and the Rev. Mr. Macuaszia assisted them in their de votions, and Ross's father was present. The neve. rend Doctor informed the Magistrates that the priso ners confessed their guilt. They joined in prayer, kneeling. On the devotions in the Hall being con cluded, the prisoners received privately an exhorta tion from the Clergymen. At a quarter before three o'clock, the hall, which had been extremely crowded, was cleated; and the unfortunate men proceeded to the scaffold. All things were soon adjusted, and by five minutes past three the dro k ilell. The crowd was extremely great, and the ground was guarded by a strong detachment of the 40th Foot, covered by cavalry.—The bodies, after hanging nearly aahous, were cut down. Clydes dale's was put into a coffin, and by means of a cart was forthwith conveyed, for the purpose of dime don, to the Professor of Anatomy. The cut was followed by a large portion of the crowd. In t! e dissecting-room Dr. JETTRAY was waiting. A num ber of experiments in galvanism were forthwith made. The convulsions excited were so strong, that the limbs were thrown about in every direction. The scene had such an effect that a person present fainted' Incisions were made in various parts of the body for the purpose of applying the galvanic power. Clydesdale was about '2.5 years of age, by trade a weaver, and sometimes sunk the shafts of coal pits. He has left a wife and two children--his father and mother are alive. He was born in the parish of New Monkland, but at the time he was apprehended he resided in Bothwell. During his confinement he was afraid of unearthly visitations. Although the Judge most pointedly forbade him to entertain holes of mercy, he said to a person immediately ;Per his con demnation, " Do you think they'll hang nick . --Simon Ross was a native of Glasgow, al4ed abeut '2O, by trade a butcher. Ile has been often in custody en suspicion of committing offences; but the crime for which he suffered was a trifling house-breaking corn- . mitted at Ruthereen. Before the respite for the other criminals was re ceived the male convicts were all conti..ed in one mom. Here they attempted.to break prison—an attempt, under the circumstances, as foolish as if they had tried to lift the jail. They were, however, put in irons. - MURDER VZ HERTFORDSDIRE.—OD Wednesday 1 t an inquisition was taken at Broxbourne, on the body of John Cooper, who was found murdered on the pre ceding evening at Spittlebrook-hill. Cooper had been in the habit, for a considerable time past, of b in4-ing packages of fruit to London in a chaise•cart, and re turning the same evening, generally with a co iside rable sum of money, arising from the sale of his fruit. On Tuesday night, about nine o'clock, upon his re turn from one of these journies, he called at the White Horse public-house, at Wormley. Several labouring men were there, but it was not observed that they took any particular notice of Cooper. He continued in the house only a few minutes, and den resumed his journey towards home. The bloody deed was pt • petrated within a few minutes after his departure ft om the White Horse•. About half:past nine o'clock he was found lying dead on the ground, in the middle of the road, at Spittlebrook-hill, near the sillage of Brox bourne, within the distance of a mile from the Whitt: Horse; his arms were extended, and hi, hi ecches'. pocket on the right side was turned inside oat. Ile was conveyed to the Bull at Broxbourne, and a Surgeon was immediately sent fur, mho, upon exa mining his person, discovered that a dreadful wcund had been inflicted on the forehead; the scull was frac tured, and the instrument which had been used for. the purpose, apparently a hammer, had renetrated the brain. His pockets were completely Hied : no thing but a few papers were found upoa his persoa• The horse and cart were discovered at the di- tance of about one hundred yards from the body. The front of the cart was sprinkled with blood.—The •Jury re turned a verdict of—Wilful Murder against some per , son or persons unknown. Ffue.—Between 11 and 12 o'clock, on Friday. night, a fire broke out in the workshoput Mr. MA soy, cabinet-maker, the corner of Green's-buildings, New cut, Lambeth, which burned with great fury, and consumed the entire of the building, with its contents, a great quantity of timber, cabinet-makers' tonic, arc before . any engines ,arrived. The workshop was a few paces behind the dwelling house, but so detached that the flames happily did not communicue. C Olt N EXCHANGE, MARK-LAWE. NOV. S. Our supply of Wheat was tolerably large this morning from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, and having had also considerable arrivals from abroad since this day week, caused heavy sale for that article, but fine qualities supported the prices of last Monday.._ Barley is 4s. per quarter lower than on this day send' night, but better sale than on Friday—Me sandy from our own coast being small, and chiefly consm. lug, of Wheat remained over last day.—Oats are 2s. per quarter dearer than on last Monday.—ln Yea% Beans, and ether articles, there is no alteration. C . :l , lO:Vt VUICS9 A! UND7II.: Small Deane 7O. Ws Tick ditto jse s 70 , Oats, Potato. 3S. 44. - Poland Sit 48s Feed Ws 38. Flour, per lack 634 70. Rapeseeds pn. r Last 'Ai AU 110 II .max. INGLASIt. Wheat, Kest and Roes "ts 86' 11- folk .... ... ....... ".14 84s Norfolk Bye.— ... .. ...... ..... 521 364 Barley (N‘w) .......;10e 74s nth White Peas .... ... —664 72s Wheat, DontLic........Ws Ms ---, Boilers ... 76s 112, %kir Red, Ilarnbro• sr Grey Pea ... ...... 7os 74* Bremen, *giant Mi 70r 60s SMI'fIllrfELD MARKET, NOV. 9. Bud ........3s 84 to, 5s Od I Vral— ... : . 64 t• 7. Od Hutton ..4s ad to es Od rash Beams 0150—Calves 160—Sheep and Lambs 17,140—Pigs 340 HAY AND STRAW PER - LOAD . Hay...... 4:5 Os t• LB Os &saw £2 Os to ft: Ig C10rec...... Os t• b Os Rim ... Of 005 to Os 1 5 t I . i 4 i t 1 , t '.; :A 1 4.1 I. . I i l I\ • . I. 11. -. i ~. f tr , 1 i ;1 I i . . 1 - , i / I It L t . A