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ceeckd fo the elthice, 6710, of the- m as s ed or iureaux, anti afterwards to the Deputation which wait upon the King upon Saturday,on which d4y will also proceed to the verification of their le Grand Duke Constantine will leave Paris on „jay next: he returns to Warsaw. le Dim de Richelieu has greatly reduced the of his office as Minister, saying that these were ' t oes for large sal:tries. His Excellency has also ve d all pension front the Emperor of Russia for •mer services. long the candidates for the place of President Chamber of Deputies, Messrs. Bonald, Laine, wliart are named. :crday there appeared in the Champ de Mars ; 1 I , irk of Prussian artillery. Prussian troops the stations held by the Prussian Guards. ii:ng of Prussia does not leave Paris so soon e xrcted. He will be here at the opening of ainibers. FROM THU GAZETTE oviriciacta. ROYAL ORDONVANCES. . 1 „ Sec.—Wishing to surround our throne with tstre of persons of the highest estimation, either ?ea of the talents which they have displayed, services which they have already rendered to Ate MIS to us, or by the marks of attachment they have sbeven to our person : We have 4cd to totes a Privy•Counck reserving to our ; to, discuss in this Coudcil the affairs which their im?ortance and nature we shall judge capable, and especially those of High Legisl4- For these causes we have ordained as follows : .k i, llsre shall be formed a Privy Conned. he w:tuher of Members is not fixed. shall not be a•setnbled but upon 'pedal convocation, and it orders, by the President of our Council of Ministers, :re ,h4:l be therein discussed only such affairs as shall be subanitted to them. !w•e Princes of our family and of our blood who shall be by ni capable, shall be bleinbers of this Council; and oister4 of State holding departments of Administration: 'lv foluwing NlL:Asters of State are also called to this Dimbray, Chancellor of France, Peer of France. de ILlberg, Pe..r of France. to de Sternonville, Peer of Fr.ince., dal Uu limn, Doc de Reggio, P...er of France. iies,oic., Peer of France. ?errand, Peer of France. to Dupont, lieurcoant General, formerly Minister of War. de ..lontesqutou, Peer of France, formerly Minister of Interior. de Festre, Peer of France, formerly Minister of War. to 11.115n0t, Dinctor.Geueral of Posts, formerly Minister the ?shrine. de. Vitrolles. ce Barthelemy, Peer of France. 441 Macdonald, Duc da Tarente, Peer of France. .uz rne, forms. Bishop of Langres, Peer of France. ...t.uicr. Pea of France. le levy. Peer of Fratbee. to Wahrshlar'sais Peer of France. cede tiona.ses, Pet r of Frasier. ,c Ctioheul UN/other. Peer of Trance. Peer et France. n:e Lhatesubriaist, Peer of France. , c Angie/. 6 BoU nenne. to Akxle (le Noaillei. • .run viertati aka fill the office of Secretary to the Privy Slinl.ters of State forming plrt of the Privy Council dye annually a salary of 110,00 u francs. ~ I.lth September. (Signed) Levis, :14, ittc. —The following Ministers of State are .arced Members of the Privy Council tice Talleyrand, Count Gouvion St. Cyr, C4ubt • tirt, Baton PAsquitr, Baron Louis. ~oc.oher I. tither Ordontiance suspends the payment of the et 23,000 francs to the Ministers of Stateontil rof Finance shall regulate the sime. By *no tidonnance Marquis Helbouville is appointed ilistrater of Posts. IN§PKUCK, SEPTEMBER 27. tters from Leghorn give us some very curious respecting Murat. It seems that, in spite 01 he is determined to perform some character or He enrols men, and gives has recruits 26 sous .em. He has thus collected sor 600 masvais but will the plunder he has brought with him It him to augment his troops, or even to keep up? He may be very certain that they will d themselves when they are no longer paid.— iastia eight large barks and a feitteca, well Ipetl, have been hired ; and it was immediately )sed that Murat intended to quit the Island, and 'habitants of Bastia requested the Authorities to these vessels. All proper measures have, in been tiiicen. No alarms are entertained re log 1 1 / 4 1urAt's prrjects, fur all his suite, who were it imprisoned, h.,ve been set at liberty. PRII/.111: 1 E fl ER. " Part+, October 4, Ins. The great Per;onlgc anotted to in a French Pa is havii,g been obliged to effect his retreat from .;n g ' s , c y r at the 'Theatre Favai t last night, is Jake of W, iliugtrin. On !lis entrance, he was with the cry ot iv,rs de la ; which wag con. .ti a.;tti so much violence, as to induce the Ditkt thdrAw t the cifelisive circumstance being the ;On (4 that potieular box. The Duke quitted titis . asutaing itt a travelling cua.lt and six The Treaty was certainly signed yesterday. The 'we less unfavnurable o France than those ori. 'I Proposed. Site cedes in perpetuity seven for t% Lauda% Marienbourg, and I l uningnen, being trincipvl ones, and she leaves in deposit for five I.b other fortresses, of which Valenciennes and tbruage are the principal. She is to maintain ;00 Allied troops in those fortresses for those five £, and she also pays 700 millions of livres in three 100 milli:his having been voted. France is to iamediatcly evacuated by all the Allied forces, are to retire betiind a line draws though the 'tqatationed fortresses.* • Mee& ,e Dared to wait vii `,...ver c • The uodaY The D bay of ,t times wised all , former Among • the Cha pa ;zary the Th.: ill w as esi • Clam' 1,0114, Ilstre • fovea . the WI L. Srate: the; sclsca tl . Ives to on: the; t eapJ ;are: For Arti:lu I. tr: 3. It shall t our or, ,1 there sir rosily sub 4. 'Dupe di,:d by 11.1 :r ~ilelisttl 5..nr: ft): 01.3(11 Si,4rr Dan. Da: de D. Comte de Marshal Comte De Csmi." Comte Du Abbe de tbr late Due de Fe Coate. IL' of the !;a:on dt k'rmte B. `Lirshal 2 LUZ,II ( :!v; de b Cuatte Ct.ute de Comic 4:c C,411•11 ltl r‘ofil:t ts'xur Bou Comte Al G. DAM& 7. (two! Y. 1^: L^L:l;, 1150 !Little tic •Inotnt any et I Lox of e Oi do • • • .LTUtinsti L tters 4etails Tel ;Ate, he i hl. H er diem. lj:ti; b hit ;er.l up ? !!‘band tl •It anti l ui PPetts opposed '`d inhabi :4lch the li:ort, be , I ::first rm " The as ha King' at Duke I" t 1 nit!itlr 4.41 this " The "!". tas wrc P prin t 11 14 114 an !tats, 10 It hank 711 ' ) Ate •407t.rai T iTY NTNI !di ix STAR. • LONDON MONDAY; OCTOBER 9, 1815. • PRICE OF sTocKs THIS DAY A TWELVE O'CLOCK, Reduced shut—Cons. money sof—for ace. ralii 4 per Cent. shut—S per Cent. 8641—80nd4 2s. Se. dls. Own. sti pr.—Do.pay. pro—Exchequer lidle 2s. dls. Is. pr. Since our last Hamburgh, Dutch, and Flanders Mails have arrived; also the Paris Papers of Thurs day. Extracts from these are given in the preceding columns: This morning we received the Rhenish Mercury of the lst instant, horn which we have ex tracted a most lively and entertaining picture of the state of the public mind in France, but want of room compels us to defer its insertion until to-morrow. We have also this morning received the Paris Papers of Friday, from which we subjoin extracts of every thing worthy of notice. The KING has nominated a Privy Council on the model of that of England. We are sorry to observe among their names that of FONTANES, one of the most strenuous eulogists of BONAPARTE. This was the orator who in one of his impious public speeches said that 6 4 , when the Deity had made BONAPARTE, he then rested from all his works !" MURAT, it would appear, has been raising an armed force in Corsica : he pays the soldiers 26 sous Peer diem. He has also bought at Bastia eight large barks and a felucca. His object seems not to be known. He can hardly be so insane as to imagine that he can maintain a piratical state in the Mediter ranean—and yet why not Some gent/mar not one whit more respectable have been permitted to nestle themselves for centuries on the northern shore of Africa, and to insult with impunity the flags of more than one of the European Powers. It is however more probable that this ei-devant King is preparing means to transport himself to Amelica. His new soldiers, ignorant of his real intentions, may be made instrumental in covering his embarkation :—he will then leave them to their f tte. Private letters from Paris mention the arrival of the intelligence of the insurrection at Corunna ; but the news is not later than the accounts received here. There is, it is said, a letter in Town on the same subject from Madrid, dated the 21th ult. describing the great sensation caused at the Spanish Cnurt by the adv ices received of the Galician explosion against the tyranny of Fount AND, &c. But if such a letter has been received, there must be some mistake in the date ; for the explosion took place only the day before, and the intelligence could not reach 'Madrid on the following day. There was some contusion at the Theatre Francais en the night of the 4th, by a person calling out that the generale was beating. A drum had really been heard, but it was only the Prussian and English troops ch,inging giurd. Order was soon restored. At the Theatre Favart there was also some noise, the same on the preceding night-2 part of the au. dience being uffended at the presence of a foreigner of distinction in the King's box. Private letters say, that it was the Duke of Wm.t.tNGTos, in coloured ckthes. We have received American Papers to the 9th September. PHILAISELPHIA, SEPTEMBER 9. _ Captain Sawyer, of the British ship Norfolk, ar rived at New York in eighteen days from Trinidad, brings information, that on the 20th of July a battle was fought on the Spanish Main, between the Royalists and Patriots, when the latter were defeated with great los.. A great number, it is said, were left dead on the field. TRINIDAD, JULY 30. A body of some thousands, named the Army of General Rivas, who crossed the river Oroonoko, has lately made an attack on the Province of Guyana, and been joined by a great many of the natives of that Province. Tlicy are 'commanded by two active partisans cane., Cadeno and •Monegas. A Sachem of the Spanish Government arrived a few days ago from the Apostadern in the Otoonoko, and the Mas ter reported that the Independants had taken Guyana, but were driven out again by one Gorin, name 4 Go vernor by Morino.; however, three of his crew de serted, and reported that . the Independents were in possession of Angostura (the capital), and that Gorin and the Spaniards had made Their escape to Viego Guyana, where two bad forts are, and where they expected to be attacked. The Llanoos of Cumana are said to be occupied . by Rivera, of the Independents, who escaped with his - men frotn Yrapa, when Guira was taken, and the Olin: of Barcelona by Laresa, another very ac tive Llanaro ; the former is said to press hard upon Maturin. V3I inas and San Fernando de Apure are. said to be occupied by Don Rafael Urdaneta, and that all the Llanoos are more or less occupied by the Independents. Yesterday the following Bulletin was exhibited at St. James's Palace of the state of the KING WINDSOR CASTLE, OCTOBER 7. « The KING has enjoyed good general health, and has been very quiet and comfortable during the last month, MAJOTT'S dkorder is not abated." Lord CAsTLF:REACiII . is nearly recovered from his late accidenr, though he cannot bear any thing tight across the knee. . - s The Doke del PARQUI hal been appointed by the King of SPAIN Ambassador to Vienna. We regret to , state that the Earl of Daatinierenis seriously indisposed at Raby Castle. innziamet . • • MARA AIR. DUI. Aat. pus. IYublin -..- . 1 o I Crib u - 0 0 Waterford . -. I 0 1 Malta .- - 0 0 °memory and Jersey 0 0 1 Froo.e • . ' I 0 Holland •. - I o Hamburg!' - - I 0 Gottenburgli - . 1 1 rlandrra - - - I 0 Lisbon - 4 - 0 1 Corunna - - . 0 * PALMOUTH, OCTOBER 6. No arrivals. Sailed the Thomas and Mart, Dv , aatur, ter St. gelena ; Ap o llo , r'- _Dar, for Buenos Ayes I Minerva, PunutAss, fer 13ourdeaex. The Speedy packet for Ci,rtfuna, and Duke of MArlbo. rough packet for Lisbon, are now in the loads. LIVERPOOL, OCTOBER 7. The Aeasta, HAMMOND. from this port for New York, was towed into New York the September, dismasted ; the William and Jane, MILLER. that sailed the Ist instant for New York, bas put back leaky. Arrived the Catherine, JACK&ON I from Phila. delphia sailed the 7th September, on the 9th spoke the Scipio, HUTCHINSO.N, in the Delaware, from Su• rinam for Boston, iu distress. PLYMOU FU, OCTOBER 7. Sailed yesterday the Julia. Lady Hamilton, Emtha, and Queen, transports, fur c)lebec, with stores. Came in the Liberty, EvAprs ; Francis and Harriet, OTT WAY ; and the William and Matthew, Eviors from St. retersburgh; the Flexley, HAMM. and Halifax, Count, from London; the Favourite, HENDRY, from Newcastle, and two ships from PiliAll.—Wind S.E. POIMMOUTH, OCTOBER S. • Arrived yesterday the Hyena store ship from the Downs. Arrived to-day the Mary, Jane, Freierick, and Charles, from St. Petersburgh. Sailed its Ma jesty'srships HYXNA for St. Helena ; Mtst.Eron on a cruise; and the Seringapatam packet, fur the West- IndieS.—Wind East. • DEAL, OCTOBER S. Sailed yesterday the Coromandel, for Midras.— Came down from the River to-day the Trusty, WARD, for Yucatan; Rapid, LARYIX)N t for Grenada; and the Lay, CULLEN, and hoe and Alice, 50m..% for Gibraltar. Arrived the Elizabeth transport, No. 471, from Harwich.—Wind N. E. HARWICH, OCTOBP.R s, Arrived to-day the Leicester packet, with a :nail front Holland. Put back the Castlereagh and Char lotte packets which sailed yesterday, the former for Cuxhaven, and the latter for Gottenburgh ; the Prince of Orange packet, for Holland, that sailed with them remains at sea. Yesterday arrived the Alliance packet, from GAtenburgh. and the Lark from Cuxhaven. FROM THE TRUE AMERICAN OF TUE 7TII ULT. COIFICIAL).....EETTER PROM COMMODORE DECATUR TO TUE SE CRETARY OY raar. NAVY, DATED • g‘ United States Ship Guertit re, of Cape Palos, June 20. Sta—l have the !moor to inform you, that on this I 9th, off Cape Palos, the squadron under my command captured an Alge rine trig, of 22 guns, and 180 men, alter a chace of three hours. The ran into shoal water, where I did not think It advisable t• follow with our large ships, but dispatched the Epervier, Spark, and spitfire, to whom she surrendered after a short re sistance. Thirty-three men were found dead on board. " We received from her eighty prisoners, the residue of her crew having left her In boats. Many of the:it must have been killed by the fired our vessels, and one of the boats was stink. None of our vessels sustained any damage, nor was there a loan killed or wounded/ 'ibis brig is larger than the Epervier; was built in Algiers five years ago, by a Spanish constructor, the same who built the frigate captured on the 17th, and is per fectly sound.-1 have the honour to be, very respectfully, kocc. " ST 1LM11134 DLCAI " Hon. Benjamin W. Crowninsliield, Secretary of the Navy." The Corner, Come, from Surinam to London. foundered near Bermuda ; crew saved, and arrived at Turk's Island. The Elizabeth, ROUNTREE, from Memel to New haven, foundered the 18th ult. on Falsterbo Reef— part of her cargo saved ; crew arrived at Elsinore. The 011LANDO frigate, Captain CLAVELL, which is the first ship that has been rendered completely ready far sea on the peace establishment, arrived at Portsmouth on Wednesday, from the River, on her way to the East India station. She has since taken on board 720,000 dollars, for Chins, on account of the Hon. East India Company. The Thomas Gren. ville, Captain PATERSON, which has 800,000 dollars on board, will sail in company, on the voyage. A few days since, a boat proceeding from his Ma jesty's ship iPHIGENIA. at Sheerness, to the Hospital, unfortunately upset, when Mr. Maws, Assistant Sur geon, and two sick men, were drowned. Pride) , night the MARTIAL, Captain LEACH, sailed from Portsmouth,for Havre-de-Grace, having under convoy the Hydra transport, with Admiral Lavas and his family, /cc. on board. And this day, the Fix, Captain WILLocx, with the Thames and Fame transports (which arrivelifrom Guadaloupe on Wed. nesday evening last) sailed for the same port.— General BOYER, who commanded the Frenctrootts at Guadeloupe, is on board the Fox. They ' are to await the pleasure of Louis XVIII. at Havre. The troops amount to nearly 1100 ; . they behaved them. selves most commendably on the passage ; rendering every assistance, and cheerfully submitting to every privation that was necessary, to render the tempes+ , tuous voyage they had a sale one. WasT JAXISII LEITH has issued a Pro clamation, declaring himself Commander in Chief, for the time being, of the island of Guadaloupe, and has been pleased 10 make the following appointments : ' 6 Mr. C,olquhoun is to be Collector of the Customs, at Basse terre; Mr. Mills to fill the same office at Point-a-Petre; Mr. King to he Naval Officer and Colonial Sectetary ; Mr. I Woe. his deputy ; Captain Moody, Military Secretary; Mr. Mod, Post Muter ; and Captain Heriot, Harbour•Master, at Point-a- Pore Sir JAMES intended shortly to return to Antigua. Letters from the Madeira Islands, to the 3d ult. bring intelligence the vintage bad totally tailed theres estates that formerly produced 49 Tripes of viire;44ne not, expected this season to produce more than two. The mansion of the late Duke of Sr. ALDAN% at the -upper end Of Stratford-place,Dsfurcl-street, for. utterly the residence of Lord ALOBOIOBO% is taken by the command .01 the buns RIM/4n foe the abode of the Archduke •CuattLes of . Ausynts, his new married Archduchess, and suite, during iheir stay in this country, -where they are expected speedily eu their istendeekviatt , .. Two embpaiies or the Id Garrison Battalion, *ere lately doing ditty at Fort Cumberland, are ing out under Major HAWT HORN E, to garr itoti Her Boland. They will embark from Gra*mend. Monday the Waterford Regiment left that city tt) replate the 93d, at Athlone:,_ The Cheshire are order e d 'or itilkennt. The 7th Dragoon Guards have arrived at lClkenn?. A squadron of the 4th Dragobns has arrived al& Clonmel. The Fermanagh and Liuth Regiments of Militia have arrived at nudes, County Tipperary, Ihtt• they are to be stationed. • The Ist York and liteeMrd Regiments hive landed at Dublin, where dm Ist York are to do duty. The Tipperary Militia have been ordered from Kit. larney to Birr. The County of Limerick Militia have marched from thence for Strabane, where they are to arrive oil tho 6th October. The troops in the Limerick Gan ison have been c.r dered to march to that usual places of 'devotion wits their fire arms. Thl 2d Battalion of the sth Regiment marched into Gosport Barracks on Sa:urday. The 2d division of the East Middlesex Militia am on their route from Chatham to Plymouth. %here they ate to embark for Ireland. Last Week Major General Gounom, Lieutenant- Governor of Portsmouth, and Commander-in-C:4d of the Western District, commenced the inspection et the troops tinder his command. The four Division, of Royal Marines, fn. the Peace Eitiblishinent (GOO) men) are to be formed into 80 companies ; each company to be corn:min ded by one Captain, two first, and one Second Lieu- tenant. The respective junior Oiliceis will be— Captain RouTss, First Lieutenant Gti.t.esnix, Second Lieutenant M. GRAY. This reduction will place about 400 Officers upon half-pay. Thursday the. Remaxs, Captain F. TnuscoTT, arrived at Portsmouth, from Bermuda, whence she sailed on the Ist ult. She brought home five cam. ponies of the 231 Garrison Battalion, which have cis , embarked, and marched to Hilsea Barracks, with de tachments of the 81st and other Regiments, from Quebec. It is expected that It:1 the men fit for duty will be immediately embarked for Ostend. By Acts of Parliament passed on the 2(lth of June, 1811, and 12th of July, 1812, it is enacted, that whet the wives, widows, or children of soldiers, on fore;go service, shall return to Great Britain, on maki:s ap• plication to a Justice of Peace, or other M.igiiirate, there shall be allowed for every such wife or widow, lid. per mile, and for each child ld. per mile, to assist them to return home. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TURF EXTRA.-DONC'AS'TER MEETING, 1117. %%rips EsDAY.--Sweepstake‘ of VOOgt. rub, h. tt.t cults, slit. Mb. Sit. St. Leger Course. Duke of Leeds's b. e. by Orville , out of Mary. Marquis of Queensberry's colt, by stamford, dam by Trumprot. Lord fitawilliant's b. c. by Dick Andrews, out of Hornpipe. Mr. Peirse's gr. f. by Orville, out of I.isette. Sir W. MaaweU's br. f. Lady Cranduaer, by Stamford. Sir W. Milner's b. c. King of Candy, by Dick Andrew., apt. Sir M. Rldley's bay colt, - by Sorcerer, dam by Hantbietuniar, Set. Sib. each, St. Leger Course, %Mr. h. It. DONCASTER MEETING, 1819. _ _ _ Produce Stakes of I Ong.l. each, h. t. cola tiq. 7th. fillies Bst. 41b. four miles; sib. allowed to those got by unwed s• atc. Mr. Latubtutes b. e, by Marmon, out ut Spiutl e. Mr. Lanibton's eA. cult, by Marmiols, out of Lancashire Witch. Lord Fitzwilliant's b.c. by Cervantes, out of Saar. Lott, Milton's b. c. by Tltunderbt.lt, out of Patibna. Mr. reirse's b. c. by Conovs. out of ito,•ette. • Mr. Peirse's cby Cow tot; out of Loiette. _ _ Duke MI Leed's b. c. by Mowbray, out of Mary Nr:ce dead). ..----- L. c. by Ni.owbray, dant by Dick Andrew,. --- b. t : by Mtiwbray, out of Rebecca.. _ . Sir Geo. Armytagr's b. c. by 'I humlerbolt, out of Margaret. _ _ . .. - sir Wm. Maxwell** e. hy Stamford, out of rs Garnet. ir. Gaseoigoe's ch. c by Sorcerer, out of l'homa.ina. ----- b. f. by iorcerer, not of Caution-Nib's clam. Sir M. M. Sykes's b. c. by Llmilus, dam by :bottle, out of Edna Mr. Jones's b. 1 by Poutton, out of Variety. c. by Poulton, out of Kunymetle. YORK SPRING MLR CING , 16164 FIRST DA Oleensherry'd ch. C. by Julius Cs sar, dam by Antigua, against Mr. Michaelson's br. 1. Lutta, b? Haphazard, dam by Hambletonlan, Est. 21b. each. Two miles, 200 gs. It. ft. Sir W. Maxwell's br. c. Cochey Lecke'', by Orville, dam by Trunwator, against Mr. IVlichaetson's gr. t. Georgiana, by Guyer• nur, dam by Dclpini, on. :alb. each, two miles, 300 gs. h. n. A trotting match between a mare belonging to Mr. BROWN, of Yanwath Hall, and a horse. the pro. perry of Mr. Muuntwatrit, off Penrith, for ten gui. melts a side, was performed from Templesowerby to Eamont-bridge, the distance being sis m:les. It w as well contested, and won 'by the latter by about too yards. The distance was done in twenty minutes It seconds. The Duke of Gnntrrom has sold Wire, sister to Ina!Jona, by Waxy, :o go into Ireland. We under. stand the price is '2OOO guineas. s CHASIL—Mr. Foes Hounds—Will meet on Wednesday, October 11, at Stoikeld Lodge ; and on Friday, October 1:t, at the Guide Poet on the Roman Road, near Kippax ; each met.. ning at half past ten o'clock - -1 he Lanibtori Foxhounds-- A ill meat ou Wtulnesday, Oetober 11, at Herrington ; on Friday, October 13, at Ravenswortb ;on Saturday, October 14, Dal ton ; each morning at ten rll Orahatia's —Will throw off on Tuesday, October 10, at Newland Park ► on Thursday, October 14, at Killington Mill ; and en sourday, October 14, at Maniple; each morning at ten &dolt.— t b id Sinnington Foxhounds—Will meet on Tuesday, October to, at Pickering, at eight o'clock.-.-The lhornaby Hounds—W.ll t out on Thursday, October ay., at Thurman Village; and on •a•ur day, October 11, at the Dog-kennel; tat h morning at ten o'cli,eb ; The York City Hounis—Will hunt on Wednesday, 0,:•o:.er I I near Lanjwith ; and on Friday, Weber 13, near bkel.on ; each morning at ten o'clock.— I he Ain.itrby Steeple Union liarrit:ra —Will throw off on 'I bursday, October Ist, at Wai Way Grange, at nine o'clock in the morning. BMI tHI 7 IhA.D MARKET, OC I'OBER 9. Ded. 49 . 04 to 5s Y.l Veal 5. 0.: eti• th 01 Mottm 4o td to So rat 5s 41 os tab (Seams 4340...5heep and Lambs 15,370—C.dves 110-11 p 4W HAY AND SiRAW, PER LOAD. Meadow Hay 41 Os to 51 Os Clover 51 dap aOs Straw set Ists to XI I6as Cony EXCHANGE, OCTOBF 9.—Having a largo supply.of Wheat this morning from Etter, Kent, and SufFolk, and the demand bet Moderate, caused exceedingly heavy . sale at a reduction of full 2c. per quarter upon all descrlptions.''ne arrivals of B.rl e r were also considerable, .and as but fete if our malt. stets have yet begun, the trade was dull at a de line of 2s. per quarter. White Peas are ready sale At list_ week's prsces, but Grey ones are lb* p• r comer lower, the supply being large. Beans are Is per quarter dearer. In Gtats and others, no violation.