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Moore. and yet no fault was found with them by ' Gentlemen on the other fide, nor any prowl/id made for their inveltigation. Even the Tenth Report wan not fully confidered, but was referred for farther eos fideration to the Select Committee up (Lairs. It was well known that earplugs, cavilling., and malicious infinuations had been directed againft the condua of thofe Commiffioners, by perfons whom their vigilance had deeded auchexpofed. The motion of his Hon. Friend was &flatted to refute thole calumnies by a general declaration of thanks from the Houfe. From what had fallen from a Right Hon. Gentleman (Mr. Pitt), early in the debate, he was taught to believe there was no very material objection to the motion. If the Houfe, then, did thank them, let it be dont liberally and generally, or not at all. Mr. LANGHAM thought the motion of thanks altogether unneceifary, as well as untimely, inafmuch as the vote of a majority upon a former night, in ap probation to the Tenth Report, was already a vote of approbation; and becaufe a much better oppor tunity for expreffing the fenfe of the Houk generally upon the condo& of the Commiffioners, would occur, when they had concluded the labours entruficd to them, neither which, nor the period of their appoint ment, were yet terminated. Why had there been no motion of thanks propofed to them on the Seventh or Ninth Report as well as now ? He could not think the Commitlioners thanfelves really wifhed for any thanks for any confequence refulting from their enquiries. Such a vote, .he• thought, would rather have theeffc & bf biafing the Commifhoners, and in volving them in thole party differences which teem ed to exill in that Houfe. Betides, the Commit:Gon ers, in any thing they had done, had only complied with duties to which their were bound by oath, and it would not beholding them very high to thank them for doing a duty to which. they were folemnly (worn. Sir WILLIAM ELFORD agreed in the conaruc • tion given by ,Mr. Fox, that a vote of general thanks to tie condua of the. Commiffioners mull Mean the whole, and, therefore, not approving their whole con duet, though he highly commended many parts of it, and conceiving their reports in many inftances as go ing to endure pedant son corals judice, he could not vote fur the original motion, or even for its'amend anent. He did tape& fome perfon would have moved the previous quellion, for which he thould have vot ed, conceiving it better to retain the approbation or difapprobation of the Houfe until a future occafion, when the merits or demerits of the Commiffioners' conduit would be fairly balanced. Lord HENNIKER again rote, and Paid, though he approved the condua of the Comniillioners, yet it had not yet been fo tcrutinized as to warrant a deci five vote upon it. Thinking, therefore, that both fides of the Houfe should paufe befOre they came to any decifion, he concleded by moving the mieflion of adjournment. Mr. COKE (of Norfolk) Paid, as a plain and honeft man, he mull give his mod cordial fupport to the motion. Malverfation, peculation, the worft Statefmen could commit, were brought to light by the Commitfioners. Mr.BOND gave his unqualified praife to the Coin. zniifioners for their zeal, integrity and fortitude. Sir JOHN WROTTESLEY heartily fupported the ()troll motion. Mr. ' REG.OR objected to the motion, as rearain ing the Houfe from further enquiry. • , Mr. BASTARD concurred in the fame fentiment. Sir ANDREW HAMMOND laid a few words' in explanation. . Mr. FULLER laid, that as a friend to his country, and an honett man, he would moil cordially vote for the original motion, and he thought no man a friend to his country that did not earnefily with that enquiry, in the prefent circumftanCes of the nation, thould be carried to its utmolt extent iu every branch of the public expenditure. This was • no party queftion, but one which equally concerned every fide of the Houfe, and every part of the em pire. Thole who knew any thing of Roman Mao ry, mull recoiled, that from the moment a profufe and corrupt expenditure of the public money be gan to be laughed at in the Senate, as a matter of indifference, the ruin of that Empire took its date. For his own part he cared not who was at the head of the Government, whether a branch of one family or of another ; whether the reprefentative of my Lord this, or the relative of my Lord that, fo long as the affairs of the Empire were wifely and honettly admi. nittered ; but when the public money was in queltion, and lie had fome confiderable (take in it, and pecola lion was the order of the day, it was the duty of Par li.iment to intlitute the firiaeft enquiry; and to pro tea, fupport, and encourage thofe to whom enquiry was deputed, and who acquitted their duty with the diligence, the impartiality, and the &milers of bo nen men. Mr. SHERIDAN, in reply, expreffed himfelf ex tremely forty that the ward whole" had been in fitted in the motion. He was convinced it would do as well without it, but having been placed there, though he would do every thing in his power to pro cure unanimity, he would not agree it thould appear in the journals that he had withdrawn.it ; but if it would meet the opinion of thofe who inclined - to the amendment, he had no objection to withdraw his motion, in order to offer it again without the word . " whole." Mr. WILBERFORCE accordingly withdrew his amendment; Mr. SHUMAN alto witbdtew his ori ginal motion, and brought it again forward fo as to fait the fuggeltions of Mr. Wilberforce. The Motion of Thanks was then agreed to with. out a clivifion, and ordered to be tranfinitted by Mr. Speaker to the fetid Commi(lioners. It was then fettled that Mr. WHITIR FAD'S Motion thould hand for Monday; and that of Mr. Segjeant Bssr on the Eleventh Report for Monday.fe'nnight. Mr. KINNAIRD fixed his motion rcfpeOing S i r Home Popham, for Wcdnefday.—Adjourned. The following are the words of Mr. SHIRIDAN't Motion, as carried without a divifion : Refolvcd, That it appears that the Commilfioners appointed by an Ad of the 434 year of his Majefty's reign to inquire and exa mine into any Irregularities, Frauds or Abufes, which are or have been pi-added by P. dons employed is the kraal Naval Depart ments therein mentioned, have, as far as appears from the Reports which they have hitherto made, exerted tbeinfelves with great di ligence, ability and fortitude, and that their conduit in the exe cution of the arduous duties entrufbid to them, entitles them . to the warmcft approbation and encouragement of this Houle. Reicved,That Mr. Speaker be (Warted to conuntuticatethisße- , folution to the CominiZonert. LONDON. FRIDAY, MAY 3. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY ATONE O'CLOCK: Confide, for money, silf.-for May s Sif--Omnium sit Reduced syff—Evelieq. Bills, to to as. prem. Tcitcrdsy Mr. Ntwtano gave notice at the Stock Exchange , that the Bank had &voted to take in the OlTUllUallot the Loan of as millions, and make the 3d, 4th. sth. 6th, 7th, Eth, and 9th payments; but it mutt be redeemcd by the tech January, z 8 o6: and they hat alto agreed to make the 3d, 4th. an .sth payments on the Loyalty Loan, which =nit be redeemed by the z9th of Oc tober. t The Higginfon Senior, CALLAK, from St. Tho mas's, is arrived at Liverpool; the failed the aid of March in company with the Sovereign, bound to Dublin, and parted with her four days after. At the time Cagtain CALLAN failed the only accounts of the proceedings of the French fleet received there, were by a French Schooner, that arrived on the 14th from Guadaloupe ; the Mailer of the Schoon er reported, that fourteen Prizes had been fent there from Dominica ; that the French fleet after leaving that Nand, had proceeded to Nevis and St. Kitt's, where they had daroyed the (hip. ping, and levied contributions, and then returned to Guadaloupe; to this is aided that their next attack was to be on Antigua, and that feveral (hips had Air rived at St. Thomas's from St. Kitt's, which bad got away before the French force arrived there. Some Letters from Liverpool Rate, that the French bad been to Montferrat and St. Kitt's, and not to Nevis. Since writing the above, and after this paper was at prefs, we were favoured by a refpettable friend with the following letters cn the preceding difagree• able fubjeet , 44 LIVELPOOL, WEDN SDAY,MAY I.—The Higgin fon Senior, of this port, is juft arrived here from St. Thomas's, which place ffie left on the axd of March. —She brings advice, that the Rocheford fqoadron, after leaving Dominica attacked Montferrat, Nevis, and St. Kitt's, where they burnt and deftroyed all the (hipping; excepting a very few, who got to St. Thomas's from St. Kiti's. Part of Baleterre had been burnt. They ranfomed Montferrat forsoool. ant St. Kitt's for g g,oool. It was not .known whether Brimfone•hill had been taken; in all probability it had not. After leaving St. Kitt's, the French went againft Antigua, according to report. Sir &must. HOOD was at Antigua with all the men of war he could mutter, confining of one line of battle (hip, a few frigates, and (loops 1 Every thing was expeaed from fo able an officer, No account of Admiral COCHRAN a. It was reported that an exprefs from the town of St. Domingo reached the French Peet on its way to windward, defiring immediate relic( ; and a paffenger in the Higginfon 3enior, who left that town on the 6th of March, lays, it was inverted at that time by the Brigands. The Toulon fleet was expeaed in the Well Indies ; and the deftruetion of our (hips and iflands, inftead of their holding them, feems to cor• roborate this report, and to point out Jamaica as their real objeft. This feems the refine of all the re. ports circulated fince the arrival this morning." 11410111[11LiTTER. " Liverpool, Werlnepay Evening. " A running veffel, called the Higginfon, Captain C•LLAM, arrived this morning at our part from St. Thomas's : the left that place the 22d March, and brings accounts that the French, after evacuating Dominica, proceeded to Nevis, Montferrat, and St. Kitt's. It is reported, that, at the let place, they burnt all the flipping except twelve, whieb they car ried off with them: after they had levied a contribu tion of 16,0001. they left the Wand, and it is feared, after touching at Guadaloupe, they will proceed to Antigua. It is laid they parfued the fame plan of railing money on the other Wands. It was reported that they had left St. Kitt's fuddenly, in conflupp of Come difpatches from St. Domingo.—l hive teen a Captain who came paffenger in the Higgitifon, Who "had lately left the City of St. Domingo, which was Rill in poffeffion of the French they had at that time about loon troops in it. An embargo was laid on' all (hips the following day, but he cannot tell on what account. I have made every inquiry, but cannot learn that there were any tidings of the arrival of the Cork convoy, nor is there any intelligence refpeeing Ad• miral Cocilitass." We had Come hopes yeflerday that the comblitd French and Spanifit fleets were hill in Cadiz. We fear,• however, that our hopes were unfounded. At a late hour, yefterday, the following Notice was flunk, up at Lloyd's : Information is received at the Admiralty that the French Squadron which appeared of Cadiz on the 9th ult. was no longer there on the Both ; and the number of Spam& (hips in the har bour was dimini2ted. • Five fail of the line, fttppofed Spanilb, were fan on the nth and tzth. beating to the weltvrard." The intelligence alluded to in the above notice, is what was brought by the Beaczi floop of war from Sir JON N (Jane. The whole contents of the difpatches have not tranfpired, and the reports in circulation differ as tp the' ditcs, but not very materially.— Some of them Rate, that it was on the t3th that the . French fleet appeared of Cadiz, and were joined by the Spanilh !hips ; and that on' the s l6th, having in the mean time taken in frefh prOyiqons, the united fqua.drons put to fea.—By this account, the Spanilh chips that jt.ined are hated at (even only, making the whole fierce eighteen chips of the line. To flare all the opinions that are advanced, and thereafons given for them, refpeaing the deftinatibii of this force, would be idle ; for nothing certain is buoys about it. Stake it to fay, )1w:7.4N 1 ladies, the Weft Indies, and tarok lola all batik fn ppofed the pable *kelt. The latter is not improbable, for havioghocaillasit in their fiat effort, they may now wi%h to - their different fquadrons blockaded: by. our fleets, and i thus unite their lireogas for folic important purpo. On the z.sth the Bscacma oommonieatedlto. Sir ROIRIT CALOR*, it Fermi, the intelligence of the French and Spina fleets having joined. No new' force, French or Spanifh, had arrived tilers- Nothing farther-is certainly known to. Government of the junaion or deflination of the French and Spanifit fleets. A Letter fromArlymouth,jult received, Rates, that w veal is kill arrived from Gibraltar, and that it is reported the account the brings, is, that the French fleet left Cadiz, together with the SpaniTh fquadron, and were returning to the Mediterranean, APRIL 27. In a full Court of Common Council, held on Fri day tail, Mr. GIFFAILD, a ft er • prefatory Addrefs, moved feveral Refolutions againft the Catholic Peti•L don to Parliament, praying for emancipation. The Refolution tended to esprefs gg their forrow, and aftoniftiment, that demands &add It this cribs be !made on the Imperial LegiOature, whrrhe if Yieidga to, muft'invelve the deftruaion of our litpertie,„ and complete demolition of that Gonflitution, to obtain which our loyal ancedors bad fought, and bled." - Mr. Core feconded the motion, which was alfo Cup ported by feveral other Gentlemen. Mr. Seeress oppofed the Refolntim, and argued Irongly in favour of the exercife of the fubje& right to petition under grievanct. He wasitapported- by Mr, iltrrroa. . Mr. GI ' , FARO in reply to thefe Gen tl emen, (aid, be hit no degree of aftonifhment at hearing any Gentle- i man in that Affembly become the encomia of any policy which the Tyrant of France might adopt to forward his fanguinary and ambitious views : but as affinity between certain inhabitants of this devoted country and Bonaparte !night, without any of the tnyf teries of genealogy, be eafily traced thus : Bonaparte makes a Pope—the Pope of his making makes Po. pith Bilhops--Popiallithops make Popith Priefir, Popith Priefis fabricate Ira Papa's, and, the Jamie being true to a common principle of predileaioo for their kindred, it is fearer to be wondered at that 80. naparte Should find friends and advocates arno?g spiritual connations, and new-fangled confine. The Refulution was then read by the 4heriff, 'parried with three ditfenting voices. A second lotion was carried in the fame manner, purp . o “ that the time for fending the Catholic rm:toos wan peculiarly 'ungracious, being within the )sorrors of la ten years, and before the recolleaion of *tip could be effaced from the public mind" A thsid Refulution was alto carried witb dine difontsin voices, viz. , d That five of the copiaboos Ommilitotopil five Aldermen in Committee, to draw up t. to Parliament, fupplicating them to hold a p hapd over our Conliitotion and Liberties. Onti both from the inroads fought to be made oss , by Elie Catholic Petition now pett!iil Wont the I . lnsp penal LegifiAtore." The foltorin4 141er appe.r.lik.lo4l, o lo . " of this diy . . ta • Our Government received an sspro6 1111.14;solo the appearance of' a number of !tad. Ail eff thet Gardh Kerry. The wind mewls* atop e frU.s tak they - 44400 the account to London via botios • The refute of the proMedi rdee oer Cianterty Afembly yet today, has produced a !bong fFi doer here. Lord Ittlnwrots, it is again confidently raid, leavoetids country very dimly." We have letters of - the zgth s , from Dublin, which are entirely fluent refpeaing lirange [hips havingrbeni teen off the Coati, • We are, therefore, inclined to doubt the fait. Yefterday, about two o'clock, her Moyerre held a Drawing-room at St. James's Palace, which was very numeronfly and elegantly attended by the - An: . tient Nobility and Families of Diftinaion. . The following numerous Prefentationi to her Ma. JISTT took place: Coloed Darien, Major Elly, and lieutenants Hutt and Ai. soele la f eg th i eloyal Hal* Guards, by Earl Morton. -Colond Aficew, cm his being appointed to dm co wand at the Gatchead %robust**. Lady C. Levifon, by her mother, the Marchionefs of Scaffold. .illart and Conned. olaticbeiter, Cu coming to their tides. - NM Cbampney, by the Gentofte/ Uxbridge. MG Smith. by I-Pdy Smith. - •• •"• Two Mifs North*, by the Left 1p tirtsdnt • • . Mifs Raton, by bar mother, Mrs. • Mifs Shaw , by her mother. Mrs illa a ; o * , • • • • ).1 MI6 Ana Lake, death* el do* Weis diesselet. - •1:•:,e• et • * ••• ^ri • . -. • , Mrs. F. Lewes , by ber mother . Mita Murray. by her mother Captain Hobert, by his brother C Captain Holley, of the Riyal Hoeft Oviade, by Lid 1k lib. Captain Halton by lasi Derabosy. • • Mr. H. Summer by Earl Morton. Mr. Vanfittart on his being appointed Secretary to kebnft • Captains Lynn and Stewart of the R N. on their promotions. Kr. Jekyll on his bag appointed Solicitor General to the ?slime of Wales and King's CosafeL • • . Lkutomaat-Genecal.Doyle epee,* pretelllim • Colonel Dailey by General Bumf& Mrs. Lethbridge by the Comb* ofiijllliory. Lady Finch by the Lady It Wdli. • Mifs Smith by Liar parigigai • Colonel Cornwall, by ft Ilene Cornwall. Lord Barksia,by Admiral Ownbkr, ao hb *raiders to Ide sod being het Lard of the Adaabliky. &spat y, by Earl Uxbridge. MM Ileibtord, by the Lady In Waiting. $7. Mrs. Lane For. by the fame. Mr: and Mrs: Um, by Earl Morton. captain Hill, by &Mel Doris MM Two Ms limelbeembyebe hfurelioodsof Abanam. —. Mg. Weimill.by 1v Dmigbill, • • • • , Cassia mpg Lady 1/616a1e Nall mardage, by Lady, 1/114op. Captain Mower, of thelayel Yin% by Earl Morton: Lady Ploeb. by the lA* Weidsg. .Lady Leeds into% by lady GenewalL • The Rev. Dr. Wimasire. by Eart Rowney. Mr. Glad. by bis Paw, Earl Athlone. Mn.s and Mifa Smith, by Lady &ember. Mr. G. Di:OWL by Earl Mortal. General Steven, ttpettbi return from India. Lieutenant Heins, tab Reggimeat. on his mars freest Egypt end Gibrakar,by the Lord Cbiuniserlain. " • Captain Shipley. of the Royal Navy. by Earl MOM" Major Shipley, by the tame. Captain actoeu, oldie Royal Nimbi the foam ft. IP.d. r tt i T ns 7 iPar#AN'ArrniaciscE. ir.r. f •":„ 2 ,• !,•• ;" " 1 , I simastmetstslay SPRRIG MAY t. st.bi'ltiokirtafi idts for 4 'yr olds si ft . 5 • .olds s 91b.' 6yr o and aged rsit. R. C. Writ-WM=l'oo'Bp. b.•Waltan; s yrs old (walked °fur). The Second Clafs' of the Prince's Stakes of i 00:7 • each, b. ft. for colts carrying SL alb. fillies Sit' * 41b. Acrofs the 'obit. • • •••• Mr. Glonsi's ch. f. by laszard, oat of essallkAYSigbilyer Lard Grufvencar's br. e. by Sir Peter, wad Guilts - Mr. Wilfun Damns Mr. D. Radcliffe's c. by hecipitate. oat of Hubcamunca - Mr. Pantoa's c. by Ccdapder, dam WlChlkaYs boo& at Mr. Deaden • • - 4 D. of Grafton's brotbse to Duckling - r• pa' gem to 4 agft Mr. Glover's ch. L I S to 4 aidt Mr. eines e.; 6 to 4 agft.Mr. Panama's c. Mr. Howarth's Julia. ;ft. 41b. beat Mr. Meltilles Plpylin, M. /fib. Two yr old Courfe, 'bogs. h. ft.—, to 4an Julia. Mr. Melba's L.ady Brous+, 7ft. ylb. beat I.Alrd Sackvill, Vibbligig, Bft. 91b. Acrofs the Flat, isgs.--/ to a set La" : Lord l'lrrryrnore's Merryman, gift Ob. adt Mr. by pistar.4 out of. Vireo, 7ft. 91b. Ab. M. sop. &try cur.lt . . vdrrriciA• rivrELLIJGEArcE. Paswouvu, Aram ic.l-4114ed, the Avow Sloop Of war, Captain Salmi, with the Towasion packet, with a mail for 14ort. Wind northerly. . riTKQUIIfs MAT 1.-,..Came in the Dania flip Worms, Capt, Pow) Ho from NT laden with brandy , pgt ',sr, in bete for orders. The Danish alt An ", „ :Caroline, OW. Scaramr, from • , ofut.rnririnneen, lades with brandy, detained. by else. AMIATI?gger privateer, of I. l ondon, which velTel is alfo arrived with her; and .the Danith brig Capt. ! Hasuisc tug's, from Pate, laden with brandy, detained by .the LADY. WAstisw armed Chip, of ittguas the is bound to.Lviseck.- : -,-tiailed the Cvu aaesu:, of 7+ guns, to join the Charms! Fleet, and the, Haag./ .gun rig, or,,a cruise. .. Poivsmourii, MAT • ;.—Arrived •lite Locus: gun brig, from the Downs,.to repair damages receiv; ed from the. French batteries at Pape qrifaez on the si.th. Ult. in an ;aims with part 'of the enemy's flor ulla.. .sailed.his /dajefty's. (hips Ac+s,r+ and CAI I7 curs*, for the Downs.7.-Wia4 S. 4. W., . • Dag., Mar. ra. - -i*Catne down from Mourners tot, Verrir. and atilistaarna frigatet, with the ATI-431 f LiIIotaeIICI,OZIVALOIOWI tloopliof war, which remain in , the Downs with the Ellipsis per lad, and feveral outward-boand 'rails. The Cocsavratte (loop of war has made , a tigna l for convoy • to Weftward... °Wind • Arai nos; rot,: hfasr ' miming arrived die scour (bop of war. :Sailed the Ana's lugger, with 4itpissches.for Admiral Russaas, , .•and letters fur the 'Amt. The RANCH (loop of war*nd convoy, which • arvivtd here yefterday•for the Baltic; (till remain.-T r the Clem gun brig ha* fear inhere tho Caren El. aabeth„ of Alton'', bound t - o Barcekma, with brandy. This. moraine was lannebed from the dock -lard of Mr. Jona , Ps. taros', the gun brig giteeirine t • this the reload:ll4W ihie deferiptiee heeck4 bele * abovirdock within the fpace of* weet The fltiga4l 'Of 6' iZlpitt.b„ are tearer . nigtift, fludinatios ; b et t aa • ' Jaw fin, and pot many 'on - ti . arta. afraquartsc desicr . , Flour in pl • ca ' S a ti f m ee crl‘ ,ti i . .ttl.(theUttaliltp : Toand if we coalfsjpe. '/ISellet: With the Ow tletPli J.. Jennison and,flis. canpot cointnenfing ita hniediate, tons Friends itodibe Put -145t1i Share colts only il. , !confitlaiblj Move thin and (inorO va op' fi M tel lae'TddState- a ttcry sad Alley, email), London, tuna will ngainlie,prOpitiOns it heir favoitrs, beine the Oplydtliee that eve i folefTwp • Thfustfand Nand Prises drawn i* one day. ' Li . la', iiill-likiviti 'Ant iloaniise and 130, were 1 Aii a 4to iliki E,wo' wee 4 3 6,b001....Nix.i5v 344:;56i. 'Mein i LOttery affoicis the Mven! tbs*. 'two - Chances of thatlmpOrtante„ belidei an es trtii. - iiitarynumber o f &mita, men as never Lw e.before introduked i n' any Lottery..' Hoarser Oiled. hiye the fittiifa4lio{t Oficiraiiiting diePabliC, that he elentina fin Tickets and Shires at their . Of- Lei; 26, • Comhill, has inereafed; is increafing, and no.dotibt, will continue to Mereafe as the Drawing • - - approaches ; as fpeb; they beg leaja to advife their rtends to purchafe their antes without delay, as thier will Pave coaftderibl: i: . '" '' . ' ' The following comparleon ketviipa the Schemra and price cif thelste and prefent Lotteries. fUlly :ic counts why the Pale is fo much eeater now than tr. the late Lottery. Fiat, the, schesap is richer iii C 47 pind Prizes. and the price is lower. Prete= sche. Laft li?Perf• . a at • C3o 000 I of ' irsptik $ - 10,C03 a - *pee 3 - WAD 3 - 10$190 • . 3 - 5.000 4 - 3.00 1 2,9 00 %. " 'POO • - lil3o MIR draws Ticket Brit demo ?kite! loscool. ',coo} - Peden PliCl. Week Wats Demi% Twin As P o 1 1 44 as s 0 Half , i o 11111 ;I I 4 o i Quetta 44 6 ;Lamle sts co P4fith s . , * WO& a 16 o Slizatenk I j o SWIM* I i 9 It is to be hoped the price will pot be railed in the next Week as it was in the late Lottery. • . LONDOPI a Primed mod pabiltbeil Itii.IIVILL NEXT, (of Qv - =sertt asi 4ctoloik). as &skit, Oligsci% Ito. t. Crt allls at the &Vas Orem, Tontle-ilan , !War here ire she MOaywUTM• and litat.4ams. af .glans eirCh ; thiPsarLoyt. iiigaLe; ScOur. %mak to, aid Randal: fiwira Pasrtcass dmatqr4, l ad Barns .euttm. .01134/11-#. • • Avssinip, • 40 1af•regf ; fralaritls, . gVegia!nr• +kha n' mea l '.'4 4‘74Mlll. lpis • 9ilT em i " eike=7.llolll- the 94 tidteilopte , " — Cii* " • " .-r ..'7" , .."14".7 • • Cnie EieNatHis, Halt a 4 .A 1 49' .11 #7 4. 1---Thess ire tint many-farther-arrivals of •Whtal today, kets"! few foreign, and eiod supplies on hand ; prima laft piste; other bits heavy Fals'ancfcittant=a7* is lower, as ii Barley, e; for fine finnples... Grey Peas are Bearer=—DAsp atidßea#l have twill eQeethi spb Ipf. rben tb Tofdthvgleo Potreo* will kr isd 7 site bolder Of the Firli-draws 'lmre the OffOst lbw Oise at deqsasni aftaNi istisireanced. cannot liilltate a anankins in re. iediate pskbSstp their !Sense= Publ4 661 talons di,* the ;I. ss. Islfsch may btEttl bait •TWin Tisoufand for other Shard, of 4=l" ty "retie We, at their otsl-46ii- Lottery Oliei; No. 3, &ph: London. 'when' so *mkt inp lophisias, and lthitralki 'difssinife