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. . • be * ls, !et him he who„he migitt, entitled to his re ward tor having done so. As to the £931) paid to g r Wm. Scott, here•again the Learned .Gentleman Fd • not see m to know that at that time his. Learned sn d Right Hon. Friend wet King's Aalyoiate, and nioney had' been paiirto him at a referee. But g Gentlemen woad talk upon what they knew so br a e a bout, such mistakes Wer , ' to be. expected. As to t he giants to the Royal Dukes, he hoped that the H ou ‘would not think it necess;,ry to inquire how a parent, in one or two instances. thought proper to five ahv y sums to his children, out oi his own pro. q. He concluded by saying, that he wished not ithhold any particle of ioformation that could leaf to any public practical benefit. Mr. BROUGHAM, in explanation, said that he h a d repeatedly exculpated Sir Willi un Scott ;—he blamed nothing hilt the unseemly manner in which the item vas woe ded. He knew perfe:tly svil, that at t h e time Sir IVilliatit Scott W. 45 11 n a Judge, but the urrrd " deciding," as used in the paper, might have D on strang, rs, ai upon the Americans themselves, the impression that Sir NVilliam in so deciding, had acted in a judicial capacity. The ATTORNEY GENERAL stated the facts in the case of Lord Keith in the same way as that in which they had been stated by the Chancellor of the Exchequer. He then proceeded, to the best of his recollection, to detail those in the case of Captain Tomlinson. Captain Tond ason's vessel had been Tepaired at Dartmouth. Th.: ptrson by whom it had b e en repaired, a man of the n une of Tanner, became a bankrupt, and by his books it appeared that his , charges were much less than those made to the Ad-' t niralty. It was discovered that these last were forged. Two bills of indictment were in consequence found, the one against Tanner, the other against Captain Tomlinson. On opening the prosecution against Tanner, it appeared th it the forgery had not strictly been committed in the county in which in the indictment it was laid to be cnturnitted. The con. se vcnce was that the Judge directed idle acquit:al if Tanner, and the indictment against Captain Tom . linson being under the same circumstances, his prose cution was also abandoned. Mr. HERBERT (of Kerry), bore the highest testimony to the character of Captain Temple, than whom, a more humane and honourable man did not exist. On his trial, there did not appear the slightest ground to suppose, that the man of whose murder he was accused, had died in consequence of the punishtnt.nt inflicted upon him. A lever was the evident cause of his death, and the Judge in this case directed the immediate acquittal of Ca p Lila Temple. Mr. CROKE R. observed, that ea! Honourable and Learned Gentl,man declared that Ca pt kin Tomlinson had been palst honourably acquitted. Without giving any opinion on t:ie merits of Captain 'rumbas as, he must say that the Honourable Gentleman's statement was alt, , ether fallacious. Captain Tomlin s o n L a i clunuau'ded one of Majesty's ships, which it be. came necessary to repair at Dartmouth. • The bill made for the repairs done was. utterly false, being enormously higher than the expellees actually incur. red. This bill, it was alledged, that Captain Tomlin. • san had countersigned, by which it was rendered payable at the Navy B lard. When presented by the Shipwright, after the lapse of a considerabla period, it was found to be either a forgery or a fraud. For this (Renee, the Shipwright and Captain Tomlinson 'lime indicted in Middlesex, as having committed it in Middlesex. The Shipwright was convicted : but on the opening of the trial of Captain Tomlinson, the Judge observed that there might have been a collu. THE F,VENIVG STAR. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26. PRICF. OF STOCKS THIS DAY Al ONE O'CLOCK 3 per Ct. Retitled 321-.-4 per Cent. 78/4 3 per Ct. Cous. for 'volley rati—Do. for ACC. 621 5 per Ct. 934-.lloudbls, 16$ pr az Each. pre.—Loug Anna. 161 A letter from Guadeloupe, received by the Ja maica mail of yesterday, mentions some unpleasant occurrences ullich have arisen in that island, in con sequence uf a Proclamation issued by Governor Co. cuitaNE, calling upon the inhabitants, under a pe. to enrol themselves in the new formed militia, interilea fir ate preservation of the internal quiet and sec►.►:t> of the Islani. This restrined service not being cle...rly expressed in the Proclamation, the in. habitants imagined they were to be employed in de. feuding the island from foreign attack, and in come. queue, on the day of turnting out, one man only appeared, and the commissions appointing Officers for the corps were all returned, with an excuse on the ground, that any one taking up arms awiinst the French, would, by an existing decree, immediately forfeit the property I.e possesses in France, and ulti. mately, in the event of peace, Lis possessions in the island. I A fine of 800 dollars was !,..sied upon the disobe dient, and further measures of severity were expected• On account of the distresses of the colony, meetings had been held in different distticts of the island. In one of these it was stated, that within the last few years, two millions and a half sterling had been laid out in the coffee plantatiors, in which 7000 negroes were employed. In the same, it is urged to recorn . mend to Government to introduce the use of coffee instead of cocoa in the Navy, and to enable neutrals to carry coffee from the plantations during the inter ruption to the trade of Great Britain. The Superior Magistrate in the parish of St. MAT, had couvoned the inhabitants, viten the folbwing Re solutions were passed : I. That there is no hOpe of assivance from the Mother Coun. try under the distresses of this colony. 2. That the principal burden of the Taxes lies upon the Slave Owoers. 3. "'bat the priacipal evil is to be attributed to the sick ab- Mitres. 4. That a Bill be recommended to the Legi-lature to compel Art °roles or Agents to charge 6 per cent. cnniraissinn ut on pi o duce, one-sixth of which should go in Ld of the Island expellee*. 5. To recommend an Act taxing Counsellors, Attor,:it, skims, Survons, Apothecaries, and holders of Pudic Mitts, whose income tiered £7ou per annum. Also contract, r,, mer chants, shopkeepers, millwrights, carpenters, masons, copper smiths, and blacksmitl.s. 6. The duty of ts. per ton in addition, to be imposed on Bri tish and Spanish vessels. 7. The produce of the above to be applied in relit( of the poorer Planters ot the Colouy. Yesterday, the CHANCELLOR of the ExciinwEn, Mr. SHERIDAN, and the JUDGE ADVOCATE, had au diences of the PRINCE IteneNT, at Carlton-House. The Marquis .of HUN FLY, and the Duchess of din in Devonshire, but asked i f there was any proof MA NC II EST ER , arrived in town yesterday evening. of a collusion on the part of Captain: Tomlinson in i Monday night, about I I o'clock, the Duke of Yoest Middlesex ? When told that Captain Tomlinson had arrived at York House, SeJames't, from the celebra countersigned the bill in Devonshire, the Judge di- tion of the Duke of Castuttinee's birth-day, at Wind retied his immediate acquittal. Whether if Captain scr, when, in stepping out of his carriage, he had the Tomlins'n had been tried in Devonshire he might-or misfortune to sprain his right nude. His Royal Might not have been acquitted, he (Mr. Creker) Highness's Military Levee was obliged to be pod- Would not say ; but unquestionably the Honourable poned in consequence. and Learned Gentleman had no right to call the . Yesterday afternoon, the travelling chaise of her result of the trial at the Old Bailey an honourable Royal Highness the Pt incess CHAttLoTTE of WALVA acquittal. broke down in Whitehall, nearly opposi:e the mansion Mr. BROUGHAM (in explanation) observed, that of Lord Cauelecroe. The accident took place in the statement of the Hon. Gentleman differed very consequence of the pin of the fore spring giving way ; tench from that of. his Right Hon. and Learned the chaise was not overturned, but was thrown in a 'riend. His Right Hon. and Learned Friend had position inclining forwards. ller Royal Highness, said that there was no conviction wlastever ; the Ho- rho was attended by Lady DE CLIFFORD, did not seem tourabie Gentleman asserted that there had been a in the least alarmed, still less hurst by the accident. conviction. He repeated that Captain Tomlinson : Last night Lord CASTLEREAGH took his seat among %as a very respectable officer, and had been promoted ,the Ministers on the Treasury Bench, in the House since the circumstance alluded to. In a private state. of Commons. ment circulated by Captain Tomlinson, he declared, that he had been acqiiitted because there was no evi slenc;: against him, and in nowiie on account of any 11 4 W in the indictment. He added, that the person by whom the vessel had been repaired, happening to have a sledge hammer in his hand, desired knottier Perim to sign for hint ; a practice very cox:anon with tha After a few words from Mr. WILBERFORCE., the motiiai was negatived without a division. NOTTINGHAM WA 1 '1:1I AND WARD RILL. On his Bill being byou s tit up, and motion made for recommittini , it, Mr. J. SMITH took the opportunity of correcting] a statement that had gone abroad respecting the mode of payment to the Nottingham manufacturers 17 their emrloyeis. It had been stated that he had mid one of the causes tf the disturbances arose Iry m lilt Masters paying their men not in ninth y but ha • mss. That practice was !opted not by the great I ondy if the Masters, but by the lower classes. In ! Ihe statement going forth as it had done] unexplained, ! tPftections were thrown upon the opulent part of tke al intifaeturers, which he never intended. The House then went into the Committee. .Mr. Se cretary RYDER state d, t h at h av i ng receiv trerioes applications to extend the provisions of the Xll to all parts of the kingdom, lie should propose so extend it accordingly ; which was done. The clause wing been gone through, and some verbal altera 65ns made, A clause was proposed by Mr. Leen Drew, for. a pprehending persons frequenting the neighbouring wwns, and n ot g i v i ng a proper a ccount o f t h emse l ves ete at the M agistrates , aut h or i s i ng t h ose M ag i strates b pass them to their parishes. This clause, after Kalil (onside-ration, was adopted. The Report was received. the Bill ordered to be •Phted, and read a third time on Friday. T he House adjourned at half-past eleven o'clock. Sunday the Rev. Dr. JACKSON, Head of Christ- Church, Oxford, was consecrated bishop of Oxford, • at the Palace, Lambeth, by his Grace the Archbishop of Clloterbury. MiS! TYLNLY LoxG's bridal dress is of the most splendid description..-her gown alone will cost 6000 guineas; the necklace *30,000. The other parts of her dress are equally elegant and expensive. The Rev. Mv. CanErs, of Yorkshire, will shortly lead to the hymeneal altar the beautiful and accom plished Miss eIIieBLOTTE MA KNICKS SUTTON, funifk daughter efbisGrace the A rchb'shop of CANTERBURY. Kt geS THEATRE.—There was nil performance last evening, in consequence of the severe indisposition of CATA LAM and THANIEZZANI. COVE .T GA ans.4.—Last night a new entertainment was produced at this Theatre, under the title of Frost sad 1 haur—a title which had little application to the business of the piece, except that the scene was laid in Gothland, where such vicissitudes of weather may be supposed to prevail. It is the production of Mr. HoLst.ta. There is some humour in the Fiece, and two or three lauhable incidents ; but it is meagre in plot, and-the incidents are badly managed. The actors did ;111 they could; and the farce may be played two or three nights, but it has not stamina suificient to ensure longer existence. We hear the Quadruped Proprietors have corn. pletely suc:eeded in their demand for an increase of salary. Mr. ANTLEv, observing at the same time, that the prices paid for adniission to his 'fhsaues, was much lower than the prices paid for admittance into that Theatre which had latterly been in the habit of engaging such quadruped actors • but that he (Mr. ASTLKY) had not the least doubt that his Right Honourable and dearly beloved cousins, John and Lady Br/!, would amply make up the additional sum to be paid, by nightly tilling the Pavilion Theatre to the very COJUKS. , •a AMERICA. An American Gentleman leaves Town this Oren ing tn•morrow morning, tor Paris, with dispatch.s of great importance from theA mericAn M;n:srer here, (or Mr. BA 'SLOW. It is generally undcrstood that they contain the resolution communicated by our Government to the American mission, of which we yesterdAy gave the substance, namely, that the British Cabinet win neither rescind nor modify the Orders in Council. The following are extracts from the American Papers, just received : " It is rumoured that Mr. FOSTER has .demanded a catct;orical answer of out Executive to t'?.e Tres tion—Whethcr our warlike preparations are desti.ied to invade any of his Mljesty's dominioni P' " For the honour of the nation, and of inintto nature, let us now terminate an unnatural, dan gerous and disgraceful spirit of party, and again con vince our internal and external foes " That we ate all Rep:awns —that we are all Federalists:" " It is said, that in case of a war with Great Britain. 50,1300 men have r.ff...red to tike Upper and Lower Canada, free of expence to our Government. They. are composed of the Blue Mountain Boys, the back settlers of Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, Connecticut, and New York, and, if nece.,sary, a greater force will be raised." • The following letter, from ;in intelUgent Gentle man, in America, who has had the beg means of being well informed, deserves the particular atten tion of the public. Every pint he adva , cot,, terals to confirm the views we have given of the American Question: 1._••■A1.% 1 2 1414IfrAL INTELLI6ENCt • FALMOUTH, FEB. QS. Arrived his M tjesty's ship Pak: tsAstT. from crui,e. S.tiled the Witano shwiler, with a litfit Portsmouth.—Wind :V... TORBAY, Frs. 14. Arrived his Majesty's ships HERnmo and tAsow Sailed his Majesty's ships Anousam, CuI4I2FRI.AND 1 and FAWN, for.of "Brest ; Dibtaus tor IL azils and sevvral others ciJr.v.ard-bt.thsi..—Wine PLYMOITTH, FEllitUAlkir t 4. Ar:lvr.•J f,onie frigate from a crifze off Ptes!, l and %VIII :154; schooner f r om r a L t ionth. Wyly osn bt harhttur intn.the Snunj, after refitting, the Go CON, .11. —Wind N. 17 very fine w.a.hers PORTSMOthIi, FEE RUARIe 115. Arrived his MAjesty's s'ips Fuss w And nutlet? from the McJiterreneau ; and PeciN, is °HI Listoton. DEAL., FEDR-1,1.MY 25. Anired lt's Majesty's sloop-Paauxtti with put her Convoy, tur Po:4month. the, remainder were Jis parsed by the saecebsive g4ex tic have experieacet lately. Three il'elock Wind S. W. blows liard, t eon bequeutly the outward .bound which s tiled yestzuLty have been obliged to bear up again, anal :amain it the Downs. —Pour o'clock, wind S. and bl .ws . verl hard's. at. a heavy sea running in the Dawns, stiippinj appear to ride all well.—Fiveo'cloch, no alteration. Y.l a iIOU I'M FEBRUARY 5. , . led yesterday the FL . ASTIM gun-brie oast and the CHAN VICLEEII gua.brig for the /sii.re to he docked. S-lehiy, Aquiloi, With the British Fail cutter remain wind-bound, with.convny. I.ICMINOTON, FES. 29. The outwa,d-bott , id tunvoys rn•rn lin. Wind S. CHATHAM, FV3121:..1:11' 23. THRASHER gun-trity, atrivA on Thursday,. A great number et thl;ts ate ne.tr!y te3d) fur sAilini which ate expxted to go d.-.v n i,i ch._ cturse of tli wvek ; it is intended to and .ck the BAnnnai an STIVIING CASTLE , " Friday and Sitturj ty hert. " WILMINGTON, NORTH CiaROLINA, MN. sty. " Letters from Washington are very warlike. r eciri re e rteeived lately dispatches from France, which are A.1i.1 to h e both threatenirig and full of promises. If we join NAPOLEON, he not otOy t,narantecs to us the Canada' and Floridas, but P72171i1. I pr. cuniat y aid and subsidies to a large amount, with the disposal of any number of his troops we will require. On the other hand, he menaces to consider our future neutrality both as a submission to England, and a declaration of hfttile inteatheu inwards France. Joel. lla It Lew, our Minister in France (of the God rave tie guillo tine" memory) has also sent the outlines of a ncw offensive treaty, as proposed by his old friend of quality, MARAT, dli.o Duke of Bes.ano. He presses for its accrp.ance in strong see ms, as the only means of avoiding being involved in the tall of En /and, which he, uteri the Ivor& of NAPOEZON, 3sllUiet, to In: inevitable, and vear at hand. While our Ex-cutive were deliberating on the suliject of thesedispatchesdetters wers received from the I.eatit its of the AareltlCAN PARTY IN E.NCLAND, also advising war as a sure means of turning out the present hlinisters, and of procur leg themselves their places. They assert that a declare:ion of tear on our put will c.:use a rebellion In Ireland, and insurrections iu England and Scotland, and that they :tat, rot A errraistv, tritearc az Oxon ( - W!: TERMS. Thvi occurrences have occasion e d ' the lair: warlike reports of our Committses, informed fully of the determinations arid minds of °tire:J.4'le. 'Ube above hod ' iiirnce I have corie,i from the letter of one of our Senators. who, however, adds, that, 'o yet the majority tir the Seuate hove not 'agreed how to act, and that in a late Senatorial CittICOI, most of the democratic Members were for a continuatice of our present policy, until NAPoLCON has restored our corifiscated property, and by it :hewn the siocerity of the revocation of his Decree , , as well as cf the proles ions of his attlehnomt to our Republic. " In the mean time, SEKRUXI3I, who laoly received a remit tance of 200,000 djllars, u not idle; and his unvsral gesseroe:ty ' to our democratic patriots increases daily the frieuds of France., mid the partisans of war and of Narocaus. Mr. Fight., one cf the Pilots of the Maxtuat't r i i gate, lately lost oa the Haak Saud, has been so t or. Such is the real state of our situation; althoureb we have neis ornate as to make his escape from the pri s e : , at A m . ther money nor armies; neither military knowlecigv nor ntilOary sterdaan, and has arrived In ' a small boat at Tar. experiments; neither arms nor ammunition; w e t a :k o f rakia Canada more easily than we burnt an Indian village. «"c mouth, accompanied by a Gentlenran so d thrk LA. e bel'eve dies. our secces; will be certain, because our hatred toward. England i'rev . itima to his leaving Na.:ond and crew tif the MANILLA frigate were ask fifth. orcS Is most violent, add in our blind raze against her, we s e em to a TOY sr a an. W e are h appy to, add, thattl it w h q : a forget that a British King is more powerful than a n-deed chief of of the MANILLA'S crew, except eight mvit, who lon their lives through their awn imprudence, were s a v e d some hundred savages. But do not misunderstand me, when I say we, I mean our democrats in the pay of France, or misled by New Proems roa Rernitso Suu.sa.—A %%dai s )! the Irish rebels, or by other European vagabnni.'s, pensioners of and simple process has lately been discovcred by E .O NAroLLON , who have usurped the direction of most of our Gallo- wARD howann, E.g. F. KS. for refining Sugar, whic American Journals. Such are the wretches, backed by some I' to be of iireat advantage. ' flie foolish or treacherous natives, who have become the oracles, of • is an outtine of the pr , ,ecst, but a more sktaill..? at American Counc ?i, and the dispensatory of war and peace in oar count of it may be espected to be pu ' olisled by the Gentleman himoef:—." Take bri t an sugar, sift once hie and Independent Commonwealth. Truth forc es nie, even in blushing, to narree the height of out shanserui degrada. through a coarse sieve, then s pat it ligitily into an don. Yer, the &Weeping., the sewn of the goals of Europe, she. conical vessel having holes at the butt , ru (like • tate audaciously to our weak and wrong-heasied Americas ETA- coffee machine). Then mix sonic brown sugar si entire. white syrup, that is syrup (if iefined aogar, to t " By the votes in her Congrees, you see that our most respect- COnsistency of batter Or thick etc :in, and pour i Th:Y APPear gently on the top of the s u gar I n the vessel , t i ll t h able Federalists have assented to warlike measures. whist wilt to think that nothing but a war can call our deluded countrymen surface is covered. The 'pup will so in b - in to to their senses, open their eyes with regard to the equally p er s- percolate and leave the surface in a state whict stions and imbecile conduct of our rulers, and restore again the allow more syrup Lo be ponied upon it , whi c h i s 'reins of our Goveroment Into able. just, and patriotic hands. to be done carefully. The treakle will be lound t come out at the bottom, h a vi ng l e ft t s., e whole mass Nothing, indeed, cgs Mew more Ignorance, fanaticism, or areashery, than the policy we have pursued since 1 801, except perfectly white. The first dropplogs are to be kept the Incapacity and stupidity which out Exectaive has lately dig- apart as the last wall serve to begin another opt played in its impertinent intrigues and ridiculous warfare against ration. The sugar is irow in a pure st its, except Florida, and the Indian Prophet. What most not England Sr. as to its containing insoluble matter, whi.h m.ty prebend Irons such pacific warriors—from such hostile porafi- of course be separated by solution in water,...., eators ! Our adherence to Bossara Ivrea Continental System, The cltrification is ti) be performed by the best Flpes and our con se quential restrietioas on commerce, have continued clay and fuller ' s -earth, and the addition of neutir.tl to produce the must lamentable effects. Within eight mouths alum, ii lime be previously contained therein; he the bankrupts of the single state of New-York amount to 2122, whole to be agitated together, and it expedition be and the Legislatures of Georgia and other S ates have suspended required should be heated to the boiling p oint: the by Decrees all payments of d e bt s , unt il commerce i s ag ai n e n - ler :olineeS will then suhsitle. The . brown syrup may shackled. You see the happy beginnings of our counections wkla also be much ininroved by means of tannin and the France. Sonic years more of French fraternity roust reduce. above earths. To make the sugar into snowstviiirs us to a level with the unfo r t u n a t e slaves of VONACAICCE OD the European Contiuent." , powder it is only necessary to evap orate the clarified solution' . • GRAVESEND,. PPM. 25. Sailed the Mari,raret of liimily, and Lord grit] for India. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. Cantbrim. for the Mai will be ?seal so-utertow, at 7, Val bta k, awl there recalled. Amazon mine dar, for it Fell: 4 la Marie Inter, it Nereid and la Marie Franc-M.4. i on boartio at Plrm.•u'h, and remlied Is, Cl/ ment's hind fur the Nytnpfae, Elisabeth, and Sophia, ott her asrlva and recalled at 5, Junes street, Ad.ipi.i. Win,dierk, fur the Emel e,'Lutu..•, Lieueiz;r. tiesnirr tont% Anna Maria, and some soap its the In- .y Gtsveh..ten, on board, the 29th intent, sad rrcal•td at .1. S:aithopc-strum, Stran,l. 1 error, kr the Errdcrlca lh►tot' ea, t c.iien, and I.c Pro p.m Chin s., fur the Drava, Emarizl, and 1 leahet ; ranter, t r t IsS Br•rttlsulia; Mover, Fw it Figaro ant l'etne Edo ar.l ; L 4.1 11.. kt, fur wndry Vas shyeseel• ; and Alma, far theCitte Di he will b- r, ca 1-4 at %I, Aruntkl-strect. Dai d grucr, for the i'trie tirlrodtr% lot p Tubes Freklet as Earnest, fur the Walitcon and yordilint e ngi el O a b l ow, oi Frilay; readied at 70, Orrat itcricethstreet,B.ooserstoirt. NAVAL APPOINTMENII. • •-• • Captain Thomas White Is appoioted to the temp rely. cont. mend of t: e Antelope, to r, Neve Cotten Carpool. r; she Is un. der orders for the East Indies —I-lents:manta Henry Lobel and Robert Ramsay are promoted to die rack of Comosiodate s e L! Rev. C. Horne Is misdated Chaphdrt af the Tenaletate. 41It *Ply. mood'; Captain John famed, so the rank of Past Captain; IJentestanta And. Mutt, Gordon Strwar, Gear-, e A riles and '1 houses Wi limos (2) to the Doman. 74,enmmand by C.;p:ain Lambert ; Lieut. r tm•art blacker to tie rusk of Commander; Mr. Goble Si' . be Secretary to 4dosiral Dixon, cpsnatander.ist. Chief a: the lirazlls; Mr. John 3. Hulbert so b: 1 un.er of the Reamer, 7*, at l'ortaMouth ; Mr. Will ans Wilt.. Puree( of the Hydra, so the 'I hunderer, 74 ; Mr ittib.:ll the tow of the Somas, to the Vangtard, it. _ _ to dryness, on a water-bath: To snake loaves, the cisssmon metliois may be resorted to, or the sy. An account of the number of C o mme rc i a l Licenses sup drawn off by exhaustion, or small grain s may Le granted during the l as t ten ye ars , di st i ngu nhi ng t h e years :—. ns ide accordin - to M. Du Tsio N s's process, voieh 1802 . . 6$ 1307 . . 50".04 1 muck wafer; .and these grams mar be cetneir.edbr 11k'3 . . 836 1609 . . 4,910 :1101 concentiatgd syrup." Ito 4. . 1,141 18E19 . . 141,225 1963 . 791 1510 . . 150'4 I CORN NIA Rat, MARK -LANs. Fin. 28.—T0-day we isbs . . 1,620 11111 . . 7,602 have not many fault art ivals of Who rt, nor much of remaining supplies ' , and fine samples fetch rarer We yesterday ann ounce d t he d eat h o f Admiral S' r *better prices—airley its middiing supply, and f a l l Cs. 1/ILBS Corrox, at Ply mo uth, Com man d er i n Chi e f keeps its price —Malt likevrise-i—W hite Peas andßeani or the Channel Fleet. 'Thi s m el anc h o ly c i rcumstanc e of each kind at 'Attie via:fall - on—Tiler are tew fr e sh occurred about one o'clock on Sunday mornin g , while arrivals of Oats, but t o ler a ble -quantities on h.nil ; in bed, having reti re d ab o u t an ho ur b e f ore , an goo d sales reasonably tit ink, at a =Ail increase in peke... health anti sphits. I t i s su pp ose d h e was carr i s d o ff by apoplexy. , flour this week is dearer ss. per sack. As! id is )1 e n 4 • I! .a j 0