Star. — London, England, 1818-06-10 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. '772DNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1818. THE FUNDS. ran or STOCKS T H IS DAT AT TWILVE !O'CLOCK : NUCed 784—Cons. shut—for Opening 7920 . v i per Cents. EBlf-4 per Cent. 96{ 97 lavy shut—liidia Stock shut—Bonds 9092 pr. Etch. Bills 16'20 pr.—Omnium f pre. • The Paris Papers of Sunday arrived this morning, b;t except some accounts from Mexico, in an article Vier the head of Madrid, they contain nothing north extracting. It appears from these accounts, which come down to the Ilth of February, that on the capture of St. Gregorio, the Reenblican Chief, Tomtits, effected his escape from it with five fel lowers; and having collected together several scat tered parties under BAIN°, HUERTA, and other chiefs, to the amount of 500 men, he made an unsuccessful attempt to relieve the Fort of Jaujulla. which is still obstinately defended by another party of Insurgents. TORRES, it seems, had placed his small force in am buscade; but a certain brave Lieutenant-Colonel of the Royalists having found the renegadoes out, he atacked them with such inimitable gallantry, that, with a loss of only one man killed and three woun ded, be absolutely killed one hundred of the rebels outright, and put all the rest to the route I, The rebels in the fart being driven nigh to despair I I this signal defeat of succours, on which they had confidently depended, were beginning to desert in gnat numbers; but such was the foolish obstinacy ci tbefew who remained, that on the Commander of the Royalist besieging party sending in a proposi tion for their surrender, their only reply to it was by a discharge of artillery. Where TORRE 3 and the remains of his force are gone is nut known ; but it would appear that he is not without other h a nds of confederates to fly to; for besides the party in possession of Jaujilla, we observe there is an Insurgent Chief of the name of MESA, r-ho is stated to be posted at Malpica, and in such farce as to be able to stop the communications be tween Tecoluta and Papantia. Whatever may be the credit due to these accounts, one thing is plain from them, nameiy, that the Ferdinandists have been guilty of the lie palpable, in pretending as they have done for these several months past, that there was not a rebel left in arms in all Mexico. It is very evident that .he survivors of tte brave MINA are still far to m being put down, and where rebellion lingers so long, we need not be surprised at any turn matters may ultimately take. French 5 per Cents. Saturday, 72fr. 50c. A Mal arrived this forenoon from Hamburgh, from the Papers brought by which we subjoin some extracts': FRAFEFORT, MAY 31. In the sitting of the Diet on the 25th instant, on application of the Grand Dukes of Mecklenberg, iag a wish for further information respecting execution of the 13th Article of the Act of Union, lowing answer was returned :—" That the . has received from the declaration of the Am. ,assadcrs of those States which, for the unexcep reasons alleged by them, have been hitherto red from carrying into fell erect the 18th Ar• the Act of Union, the agreeable assurance Covemmnsts in question are resolved to the said Article in a manner suitable to great object, to avoid every delay not founded nature of the subject itself, and will not fail, the space of one year, to make to the Diet necessary communications respecting the mea -1 taken to introduce a National Representntien ; Torn that has been made, and, if possible. r having every where attained the final result ich the Diet now looks with confidence. CHRISTIANA, MAY Is. Majesty has appointed Prince Oscar to be t.tat.Geuaral of the Narwegian army. iropyal has beer. ma de in the Norwegian Diet, fllolish the fortresses of Norway. B T. PETERSEURGH, MAY Et. to the 27th of April 257 ships had arrived at and 86 sailed; but at Cronstadt the sea is still d with ice, though the navigation from this Creastad.. is open: no vessels, therefore, have firmed there. The weather is here mild and It, but tvit: - .eut rain, so that vegetation is very merzes of etc kingdom of Poland amounted to above 60 millions of Polish florins, and , bulsements to 52 millions ; there is thus an .5 of eight millions in the treasury. Qr.Ers.—The account of her MA.rvry yes was-4, The Qum hid but an indifferent was much better yesterday." The Dukes tX, CLARENCE, and Susses, and the Duchess ;;;crsTse, visited the Quiew. Duke cf CLARENCE is retired to Busby Park, ing the time of the year in which his Royal 2ss has often been attacked by his illness. LIDDELL, of Portland-place, on Monday gave a nagniacent eall and Supper to a exceeding 300 Fashionables. The PRIX= 'T was present, dressed in a blue coat, five different orders. iresses of Congratulation trete -. , c):.ed yesterday Court of Common Council, on ',11,: occas'..v. of Ike and Dothan of Camomoor's marriage. DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT. Tl.e Bill for regulating the Naturalization of Foreigners was last night carried through all its stages in the House of Lords, as it had the evening before through the Commons. The whole busities.; of the Session being thus concluded, every neces sary arrangement has been made this forenoon for the PRINCE REGENT'S going in person to ckSe. the Parliament. The usual mcde cf dissolving Parliament by Proclamation is, we believe, to be de parted from in the present instance. The PRIICCE REOZNT will at once pronounce the dissolution from the Throne, and thus supersede the necessity of any FOrogation. The new Parliament, if we are cor rectly informed, is to be summoned to meet On Tues day, the 4th of August, and every exertion will of course be made to get the Writs sent off by this evening's Post. Mr. BETHEL, of Rise, in the East Riding of York shire, will be nominated as a Candidate to succeed Lord LASCELLES. Lord BINNING will in all probability be returned to the new House of Commons for Rochester, with out opposition, Mr. CALCRAFT having declined a contest for that place. Mr. HARBORD, brother to Lord Surptito, and Mr. KETT, of Brooke, near Norwich, have declared themselves Candida:cs for the Representation of that City, in opposition to Messrs. SMITH and GURNEY. Mr. Ausorr, who has lately purchased an estate in the neighbourhood of Evesham, is about to aim himself for that Borough. The Earl of BALFAST has offered himser as a Can didate to represent the county of the town of Carrick fergus in Parliament, at the app r o ac i : i ng e l ect i on . Mr. Moonrß!nuE, of .Mournouthshire, and Mr. PARKINS, of Chesfield• lodge, are gone down to can vass Bridgewater, on the most promising solicitations from that Borough. Captain HURRAY MAXWELL, of the neyal Navy, has declared himself a Candidate for W?stminster. Sir ltrEstAnn PHILLIPS has, at this Crisis. published a New Edition of his GOLDEN RULES for the Elect, rs of the United Kingdom, accompanied by a TEST for Candidates, in Twelve Articles, which embrace all the great points of political controversy ; and which he recommends should be read and subscribed on every Hustings, before the commencement of the poll. Died, on Friday the sth instant, at Manor House, Old Windsor, the residence of JOIIN HUDLESTON, ' Esq. in the 68th ye:tr of his age, Lieutenant. Colonel Sir WILLIAM OSBORN! HAMILTON, &c. &c. many years Governor of Heligol tnd. He had accompanied Mr. HUDLEsTON from London the preceding after noon, and had retired to rest rather earlier than usual, complaining only of ext eme fatigue. In the morn ing he was found apparittly in the most profound sleep, but to the inexpr_!ssible grief of his friends, it was soon discovered to be the sleep of death. The Surgeon, who was immediaely called in, was of opinion that he must have died in a compleat state of syncope or fainting, occasioned by the rupture of ' a blood-vessel near the heart. N. I r.iL rxrELLIGL.vcz FALMOUTH, JUNE 7. . _ Wins!. E. light :sirs and fine weather.—Arrived the Georg: Hibbert, HEAD, from Antigua, in 42 days, for London—spoke on the 13th May, in lat. 32. 4. long. 51. the ship Spartan, --, from London to Ber muda, all well. Pr.:MOUTH, JUNI7 8. Wind E.S.E.— Came in the Carmarthen, Ross, from Bombay for London ; Willhun Pitt, Medusa, and Nearchus transports.- Arrived off the Sound the Lord Sidmouth, GUNNER, from Bombay for London. Passed up Channel the Brooks, Bovtg, from Jamaica for London; Mercy, BAISLEY, from Barbadoes for ditto; in lat. 2. 38. S. long. 21. 26. W. spoke th:: Frances Swift, BAYAM, for Calcutta ; on the. 29th of April, in lat. 24. 11. N. long. 38. 23. W. spoke the Courier, —, out a month from Gibraltar for the Havannah. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 9. Wind E.S.E.—Arrived the Solide, HAMERSTZEN, from Norway. Sailed the Thalia, HERBERT, from Bengal for London. DEAL, JUNE 9. Wind N.E.—Came down from the River and sailed the Catalina, PHILLIPS, for Rio Janeiro; and Richard, NOBLY, for Demerara. HARWICH, JUNE 9. Wind E.S.E.—Arrived the Thetis Packet, with a mail from Gottenburgh. NORTH SHIELDS, JUNE 7. Wind E.S.E.—Sailed the Rockingham, WauGH, for Calcutta. BRISTOL, JUNE 9. Arrived the William Miles, \VILLLAMS, from Ja maica, in the Bristol Channel. LIVERPOOL, JUNE e. Arrived the Belle Savage, RUSSELL, from New York—sailed the sth May : on the 19th in lat. 47.8. 10ng.45. 33. spoke the brig Canada from London for Quebec. Also arrived the Amazon, DEVENS, from Philadelphia in 33 days: on the 25th May, in lat. 46. 43. long. 25.30. spoke the Jane, from Liverpool to Philadelphia. Also arrived the Isabella, GREG SON, from Bourdeaux. rho is state , f ar ce as to I ttMil Teco] credit due t them, namei cf the lie pi for these se rebel left in that .he sus tram being long, we 111 May ultima French b A Mall from the extracts': In the si or. applicat containing the executit the followi Diet has re a:sadors tionable rea Ladeted fn the of the tar the G execute the sm great ob to the into Ytmthe weasel rises taken the progrei cf :heir ha Tlich 1 • Irs naj I.:state:taut. A prop : ti Up to P.:ga and coned wi to Crc 7e. arrives 1: sane, The tt74 lan Yea: tc !isburs tlctilLs of Toe Qr 7 ''' s4 Y was bat ( ..'ze Du; . .":5 being L gav czcle ext . t Eiztur w A.bress, the C ol Int Duke - • GE:tvEsEND. JUNE 9. Arrived the Unison, Smelt, from Jamaica; Ceres, Evans, rrom Africa ; Sir Stephen Lushingtoo, Chivers, from Bengal ; Remark, Shereton, from Riga; Sarah Margaret, Nicholson; Ann, Brown; And George Adventure, Forrest, from Ham burgh ; Good Hope, Morris, from Skedam, and a few fa reigners. Sailed the Isabella, Fl.hrnan, for Bisin-ur and Peters burgh; Commerce, Barton, for Halifax; arid Charlotte, Corn forth, for Hamburgh. CUSTOM-HOUSE, JUNE 9. Sure ENTERED bnvitant.--The Kingston, Warren, and Ida, Passmore, from Jamaica ; the Jan Jossph, Heave!, and William Rowers, Mason, from Rotterdam; Union pal-La, Rac, from Aalborg; Ann, Wilk:c, itom Rio Janeiro; `row Carrhagenia, Mul,Lr, from Gronmgen ; Harriet, Collins, from St. Michaels:, Telemachus, Rogers, from Stettin ; Warrens, Penny, from the South Seas • Hope, Wood, from Pillan ; Persevet avec, Butter fill, from C adiz ' • Atlas, Maine, flout Cantim ; Holker, Wright, horn Dantzic ; Emilie, Leuthom, and Silvia, Kehausen, from Stockholm ; Industry, Todd, from Stettin ; For, Tor, from Os tend; and Eliza, Gray, from Antwerp. Ouvwsatm—The Ha rinaque, Hagaert, for Havre ; Jeune Emilie, Corre, fur Havre and amen ; Limerick Trader, Griffiths, for Trieste ; Effort, Baker, for Naples; Ulysses, ouvhns, for Gottenburgh ; and Hercules, Russell, for Coruna* and Oporto. The celebrated Russian General Prince BARCLAY DE Toney died on the 25th of May. Prince SCHwARTZENBERo is again seriously indis- Saturday the remains of Lieutenant FAYERMAN, posed, with an attack of inflammation of the liver. (not FAtaMAN, as before stated) of the Royal Navy. The Duke of NORFOLIC gave a grand entertain- whose unfortunately premature death by drowning, ment yesterday, at Norfolk House, St. James's-square we stated in our Paper of Satin-day last, were inter to his Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX, and ; red in St. Mildred's Church-yard, Canterbury, with large party of distinction. the henours dare to his rank in the service. The body His Serene Highness and her Royal Highness the was conveyed to the ground, preceded by the band Princess ELIZARTH of HESSE HOMBURG form the of the 10th Royal Hussars, playing the Dead March principal attraction among the Fashiooables at Brigh- in Saul, and a detachment of that Regiment, equi ton ; and, every day, the Offing is the scene of much valent to the rank of a Captain in the Ai my, with bustle among the aquatic parties. their arms reversed ; and followed by two brothers Daune-LA NE THEATRE.—The Comedy of the Jew and other relatives of the deceased, all the Officers Was well performed last night. &emote was never of the Nary resident in that City and its vicinity, and more effective in the part of Slams, and all the other almost every Officer, from the lowest to the highest characters were ably represented. In the Liar , Mr. rank, in the garrison. On their as rival at the church, F.I.LISTON was no less happy, and kept the audience the funeral service was impressively delivered by the in a continual roar of laughter. Dow rile was to have Rev. JOIIN FRANCIS, after which the body was con performed the part of Jobson, in ea.? Devil to Pay ; signed to its parent earth, under three vollies from but was prevented by a domestic calam'oe. Oxann eon part of the detachment which escorted it. The whole in consequence, undertook the task, and acquitted was solemnly affecting to a large concourse ut spec himself with eclat. tators, and the more especially to one of the brothers, Mr. KEAN's Benefit filled every seat in the Theatre svhose.grief was so poignant that he fainted ere the on Monday right, when he appeared in three diffe- conclusion of the ceremony. rent characters, and displayed, with different degrees The arrival of Major Moootz, on Saturday, with of excellence, every sort of talent within the range of dispatches for Lord Barnoitsr, from Sir HUDSON the drama: he danced, sung, played the mimic, the Loser., at St. Helena, has excited some speculation in harlequin, and Alexander the Great i the City, coincident as it is with a former account of Coveter Gaanan.--Ltsron's Benefit drew an over- the landing of a sailor at that island. The sailor had flow last right. His performance of Me se Cheshire, been one of the crew of the NORTI:UMBERLAND man in the Agreeable Surprise, was exceedingly whimsi- of war, which carried BoNApAaTE flora Europe so cat During his exhibition as Lord Cerizzse, mounted St. Helena, and in that situation had formed an ac on the back of “ the most patient of quadrupeds," an quai astance with Bosount nee's servants. This sailor accident happened, to-which we can with delicaire do afterwards became one of the crew of an East India no more than allude!—Miss SeErifens played Cows- man, which being at St. Helena, the sailor, in the lip prettily, and gave the songs exquisitely. night, contrived to swim from the vessel, clamber up PARISIAN FASIIIONS.--Black habits, with ?anti- the rocks, visit and pass some hours gaily among 80., loons of a dark colour, are much worn. The pa n t s - NAPARTE * S domestics. This he did two several loons are no longer worn with folds. The striped nights without being discovered or noticed : but in under-waistcoats have disappeared, and are replaced cenversation or. board of ship he boasted of his adroit by white and straw-coloured ones. Some make the fless and told confidentially to his messmates what short ridin g- coats of a clear blue; they are cut short he had done. Knowledge of the transaction transpired, at the neck, straight in the front, faced with silk, he was arrested, and examined, and conducted home and bond with ribbands ; the buttons are garnished to England in confinement ; but it has not appeared with silk frogs, and the garment is made open that he had any sinister intention, or more in view at the sleeves. The rims or borders of the hats than an innocent frolic. It is not believed IlostAraarz are made broader, and the form of the crown ap- *knew of his being among his servants. However; the proaches nearly to that of an inverted cone. The occurrence is supposed to have demonstrated the pos- Laliee' hats are very generally decorated with flowers, sihility of BoNAPARTE's escape or. board of any Eng en cordon, round the bottom of the crown, and th e lish vessel, the Captain of which might be inclined flowers are variously disposed. Moss roses, various far a bribe, or otherwise, to convey him to Europe or wild flowers, and corn ears are most in favour. Balls America. Indeed, it is reported several such occur of white Hortensia, on rose-coloured crape, and rose- rsnces have taken place at St. Helena, as have in colourduced Sir ITUDS.ON LOWE to declare to the Govern on white gauze, are beginning to be worn. ment at home, that if vessels are allowed to come to Monday night a shocking accident happened in Mary-la-bonne-street, PiccadillyA poor man, well that island as at present, he c annot answer for the ,ie known in that neighbourhood for many years, who purity of his prisoner. It is reported in the City that obtained his livelihood by selling matches and beg- Major MOODIE is come home to make representations ging, seated himself under the wall of one of the on this subject, and it is supposed another place of re houses which are to be pulled down to make room freshment will be assigned for our E.ist Indiemen. for the new street ; when on a sudden the wall gave Extract of a Letter, dated at Midnapoor Jan. '27, 1818.—" The epidemic disease (cholera morbus) has way, and killed him on the spot. found its way into the town of Midnapoor, and no Wednesday night an attempt was made by some l ess t h an f our or l i ve sou l s are d a il y snatched away. of the prisoners to set fire to St. Augustine's jail, near d isease T he in question prevails more about Mahtaub- Canterbury, but it was happily discovered, and the poar than in any other place. I do not haw that it delinquents hare been put into close confitlernent. oprevails in the sepoys' line in cantonments." THE ARMY. Ordvrs have been received in Ireland 'or the im mediate embarkation of the 4th Dragoon Guards, at Dublin, for Bristol ; and the Ist Dragoon Guards, at Waterford, for Biddeford, to be placed on the British establishment. These regiments are to be relieved by the Ist, or Royal Dragoons, and the 21, or Scotch Greys, from England. The several Regiments in Ireland have received in structions to hold themselves in teadiness for a kene ral change of quarters, to take place next math. The depot of the 14th Regiment (now under orders for Canada), has received a route to proceed from Fcrmoy to Donaghadee, for embarkation, to arrive at the latter station 0.1 the 12th of June. The 49th Regiment has been ordt red from Cork to relieve the 97th Foot, at Tralee, Rosscastle, Rama 7, &c. leaving detachments at Skibbereen, i Dingle, Buttevant, Mill -street, and Cba;leville. 97th Regiment is to proceed to Cork, withdrawing the detachments. Detachments of the Ist Royals have been ordered from Enniskillen and Cavan to Dublin, as also de tachments of the 20th Regiment, from Boyle and Sligo-2 companies of the 44th have been ordered from Waterford to Kilkeany-4 of the 77th from Li merick to Galway-4 of the 96th from Casdebar and Galway to Limerick-5 of the 82d from Birr a:Ad Roscrea to Omagh and At of the 16th fr: m Kilkenny to Athlone, withdrawing the detachmer.ts, except Caihel and Templemore-2 of the 50th from Londonderry to Strabane and Lifford to Armagh, leaving 35 rank and file at Omagh to reinforce the detachment at that place-1 Subaltern, 1 Serjeaut, and 16 rank and file of die 45th from Drogheda to Man of War-10 companies of the 94th from DciA lin to Downpatrick, Carr'clCergus, and Bella! —2 of the 9'2d from Belfast to Sligo, detaching 1 Ser jeant and 12 rank and tile to 'Henley Carney-2 de tachments of the 16th Lancers from Slane and Cu nally to Dublin-4 companies of the 81st from Fer moy to Clonmel-4of the same Regiment from Clcn mell to Enniskillen-2 do. from Clonmel to Cavan. The detachments of the 77th Regiment in the ciniry of Limerick are to be relieved by the 96:11 Rs men:—and the d. tub ments olthe 31st Regimencin air South-west District, are to be relieved by the S7th Regiment. Colonel Gluons of the 19th, or Royal! Irish P.e igiment, has taken the command of Portsmouth Gar rison for two months, during the absence of Lord HOWARD. Saturday the West Riding Yeomanry Cara were teviewei on Knavesmire, by Geaeral Sir Jc x B7NO. SPORTING INTELLIGE:iCE. ASCOT MUTH, JUNI 9. These Races commenced this day, and we never recollect, as the first day, so large and huh.° .able an assemblage. At quarter before two Ms Royal High .ess the PRIOCE Anne: ...r -aved in his baroache, aceompan:ed by Sir B. Bt.owsvirs-D, r CA 113;ABT HAGOERZTOX, and the Hon. Mr. Foliate:Ts : they v - tte neon followed by his Royal Mighness the Duke of I'm:, Duke and Duchess of Castaamoe, the Eh-and Duke Illarmar•:, Prince EaftilllASlT. and numerous other Nobility. The was good, the Course In excellent orde:, and wo_ did not 11,..? .f any acddent. The different races were as follow : His Majesty's Plate of 100 gs. for horses of all ages. Rua ;Al •. Lord Darlington's Belville (rode by Chifney) Mr. King's o.inshorough 2 Mr. Pierce's Anacreon II:1011e the favourite at starting ; a good r:.ee, and wen half a lergth. _ _ The Tent Stake of leo : . Sir .1. Shelley's Prince Prd Geneml Grosvencr's filly, by Waxy - - - Lord Poley's colt, by 13:othsayer Mr. Vansittart's colt, brother to Selina . Mr. Nortkey's Gamenut - - - _ 5 2 to i agst Prince Peut, who won in good style by n h. LA, The Oat'and Stakes cf aCgt. et.cn. Mr. Goddard's Anticipation Mr. L. Charleton'slus 2 Mr. Mueller's Stainborough Twelve started—wren by KW a length, A Swetpstakoi tot ICor. each, for colts and fllics. Lord Foley's colt, by Soothsayer Duke of lo•Ys cult, by Elt-tion Lord I-nwther's colt, by Orville \Vo. easy by three lengths—but kat bettlrg. The Paracx Roarer, after complimenting the. Citric of tire Course, fcr the precision in which the sport was coaches:v.4, eit pressi.d hii inttution 41 again -;isiting the Course on Thand.y, ae4 departed fa Lis cottage in Vt.ndier PrarsirtioNtsat.—Pwrois is still porloi ming at Stawmarket wonderful task of four thousand and thirty-two criartrn ef a mile, eact. quarter to be walked it. as many r,..-cevivit of as hour. its teal ► seems vnlm a red; and wren at. cp rret. power bird, Lr c;ukus it o.f, cad aJsolutely take » csa.: as be w..es on! Sunday se'nnight a very fine Grampus Nrialeleas killed oppcslte King's Quay, filaciirock, Coti, • GLASGOW, JUNE 6.—Thursday, in the parish cf Bothwell, Hamilton, Dalziel ; Cambirmethan, Carkke and Le:raa:To, there were several partial but heavy showers of ran, accompanied with lead claps of thander. At Bellskill, niije mikes from gla.s 10w, the rain fell h torrents. . ETA NBURCTI, JON7l6.—.After a fortnight cf ss bct weather as cr.t.: pErbaps,ever remembered at this sea son, we were on Thursday visited by some heavy ..tad acceptable showers of rain, ac . with a good deal of thunder and lightning. v ; EXTRAORDINARY RPM IN THE PRICE OP L A small property, measuring little more than four Scots acres, part of the lards ol lironghton, nrrr Edinburgh, was expoied judi:ial sale in the Par liament House on Wednesday laq, at the upset price of 0991 7s. ed. and brouent the enormous sum ci £3300, being at the rate of about £BOO per acre. Tne feu-duties and other burdens on the property amonzt to 4.:23 193.2 d. yearly, and the present rental is only £65 18s. Sd. Within these forty-five years this same property was sold by one cf cur wealthiest hospitsin for £985, so that during that short period it has risen nearly ten times its original price. This is another proof of the prosperity ot the country. and of the in value of landed property. CORN EICRANO/4 MARK-LANE, AIM M—The Wheat Trade was exceedingly heavy This mcr very few sales having been made, and for wl. c.. r. then lower prices were submitted to. Barley fu i ly ,upports Monday's prices, the supply of that a.tiair aeinig n eri small. Oats were not hrisk h;.t fine obtained the sane y, on lAA I..x:st day. Bean. and Peas are is. per quartet 41e4res, I I z , IF I. , I . , , I , . 1. i i. , ; , I. i L. . , , ~,( , .. , , nrsday, in the parigh of i 4,.• Cairbusnezhaa, Shorts 1 1: here were several partial 4 i . , accompanied with le-ad ill, nine miles irons glas- • ii s. . .. I ' ,fter a fir tnight cf as hct . I r remembered at tli.? sea !" isited by some very heavy , rain, accompanied with a . i 1 ghtuing. v '+l 'rill ow LAtro..... I 1 1g little more than four i toils of Brottghton, netw ' judicial sale in the Par- ay last, at the upset price , 1 it the enormous sum ci ibout £BOO per ac: e. The i i . s on the property amount . the present rental is only forty-five year s thi s same • i ' I cur wealthiest hospita's a short period it has risen VI . .al price. This is another Nt r tc country, and of the in- li ~- operty. l 'i • K.-LAMP, ARM IP.—The igly heavy this mc r .I.lg, , ; made, and for wl, c.. r.. •mitied to. Barley & i l l :he supply of thit &tidy 4 ve not t hrisk in sale, but r is it , „, . AS on last .nasigit is. per quarter dearer, 4141 k