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'VARY 13. ' AT ONE O'CLOCK div.—Do. for ace. 63* 64 per Cent 94* ex. div. . pre.—Otnnium 4t (W.) 4s. 6s. pre. ins, Capt. FARQUHAII. ITOM the Dutch coast. ius Captain FARQUIIAaIi flag of truce into the were lost on that Wait: brought is obtained from The report states the ,RASsliciePEß, on the Haak and DEFENCE, on the lentic 11 the fate of the Aancholy catastrophes stances which have been 1g the situation of the crease our apprehensions miring to get out of the the CllEssIC left them, im the N. W. which is ;, Hon. Captain CROP'. the Sleeve, and she fell ine-of-battle ship, and ie it. She also spoke seen the Sr. GEORGE in Mowing a pie. This press of sail, cleared the torro:e, she had since had been wrecked on expected to have met 'ears to have been subse. From them. We do not )ut participating in the lave relatives on board. ley have been wrecked is ground to hope the perished, though, from the place, it may be some time rived from them. The E. HEYWOOD, UnalllNT from Wingo with Ad yet arrived. second of the ill fated and her whole crew lost, Murex, of Hastings. He . 'amiable and dutiful im, of an enterprising' pirit. and most zealously de voted to the service of hit" King and country. Is addition to the names already mentioned, we V sorry to state those of Mr. George Hiscock, son it& Hiscock, of the Customs, ataortsmouth ; Mr. Waco Hillyer, son of Mr. Hillyer, of Portchester ; ad lit kitty, son of Mn. Wilson, at Havant. isthsreoeth of June last we presented our Readers, adwiwolv, with an abstract of the speech of BONA van to his Council of Commerce. We this day give an accurate report of the interview as given by one of the Gentkmen who was present, and who took a part 'DI the conversation. It is worthy of remark that Posittim expressly states, that he considers Russia APledged to the Continental System, this being the vice paid by that Power for the Peace of Tilsit. Bo wan bAs therefore aivetext for now declaring war. I. IC )f e r- C Quebec Papers and Letters to the 2d ult. have "Ached town. It appears fro m their contents, that large quantities of British manufactures continue to be goggled into the territlries of the United States from Gala. The Custom-house Officers on all the iron- Mr stations had been doubled and trebled; but, in de- I *rot their vigilance, both the temptation and facilities 1 In a so great, that Engli sh goods still found admission. vli several occasions, some severe contests had taken lie between the officers and smugglers, which had at tarainated without the loss of lives. a ,Tbeletters and p a p ers f rom S ur i nam , b roug h t to olimath by the Carteret packet, arc of the 30th Oc -1619 Demerara 9th November, and Barbadues the kiknember. We collect from them that much tea bas been manifested by t h e H ouse o f As ti St. Christopher's, in consequence of the Pita of a Dispatch from Governor Eta.torr _ Liwatteoot...-- ,, In this Dispatch," observes ' . „,_• l ollMmlbly in their Addre s s to t h e N o bl e S ecre t a ry, 1iiii...4... " 4 "amt vilifying refl ec ti ons are cast u p on t h e on of the c o lo n y, w i t h scarce ly t h e ex . glifirJ7class, character, or person." I AI following is the offensive extract of the dis !lS which it should be observed, was written pro m the Governor's loading on the island, and `Air view of the matter, beatiug more the appear *et,* speculation of opinion on the Colonies in t4 i than an attack on the inhabitants of Saint . It is however to be regretted that it was * madesince • L L , . public, it must render persons in high 11,1 situations, cautious how they express their real 7 ° 10 4 even in private dispatches, since, as in the ft me, they may, in obedience to the mandates I N* Legislature, be made public : 4 4 1 114 is t i, " L , , o Government of the smaff+r islands wer e - C . I RItS when many of th e Pr oprietors li ve d upon taw iii ii lr the White population was in bottle instances perhaps .111. ji ,.. a t illtme t„ e'il 3 ab it row is—of the ;eve White inhabitants ! 1 -- . 4 .4vv0,_ managers, Ovr.rscen, aclt-ct esi ed I °ass yers, self- I i b i eePlciahs, and advensumus Merchants with li tie ca- eiv it „," ll ° l l , credit , compose the greatest parr. The a quire- i i i i „,Z2eistioa among many of this siescryilon of penons Th e '''e e "ieal to the task of taking a share in the Gov, rnment. I,,,.nlielice of principle, tither mural cr religious, is also I ;Mr to his rtiriy calcula ed from 'the rept iition of dig hack of Which an ostentatious t• se is In qatutly nude a 6... ..,.. 0 ad en . ..li occasion s meant to meet the pt./Mc rye 4„,:7___" 1 Collect from such astate of .ociety, men fit to be iLM ll ialellti, or Jurymen, i s perfectly imp amicable ; indt wowsllll.. personal ii , flucnce, ani moat y of party feuds, weigh Of justice, and divert the comae e f Le giNlative ..._ n. - of arbitrary aril mlas:ifiable power, clnakt d tm e ! Acts e, at.d digt•ified with the name. ot Cca.titu- l'llE ICING. WINDSOR, JAN. 12.-.• The Archbishops Of CANTeR• IVRY and YORK, the Duke of MowritosE, and the Earls of AYLISFORD and WINCHILSEA arrived yes terday, and examined the Physicians as to the state of his Majesty's health. The examination was short, fur no material change had occurred in the course of I the week—though upon the whole the account was not so favourable as on the preceding Saturday.— Dr. JOHN Wain returned from Lincolnshire yester day, to resume his attendance ; but he goes to town 1 to be examined by the Committee of the two Houses tomorrow.—The following is the Bulletin : 66 Windsor Castle, Jan. 11, 1812. 4 4 His MA:1118TY continues nearly in the same state. (Signed) 66 11. lIALFORD. M. IMILLI4 66 W. ItEBERDEN. R. WILLIS." Lord AMHERST and General FINCH were the Lnrd and Groom in Waiting yesterday, at St. James's Palace. Yesterday the Dukes of YORK, CLARENCE, and CAMBRIDGE, visited the PRINCE REGENT. Tie Earl of WINCIIILSEA has begun to examine the household as to the nature of their different employ ment and the emoluments arising therefrom, previous to its being finally arranged as to their MAJESTIES' and the PLUNGE REGENT'S household. The Catholics of Limerick met on Monday last, and voted Resolutions on the subject of the Catholic question, which, like those previously voted at Cork, are a mere echo of the Resolutions of the Dublin Meeting, which we gave at fell length. The Lords c f the Admiralty have caused an in quiry to be made at Portsmouth respecting the Su perannuated Warrant Officers, and those belonging to ships which are building, wiih a view, it is sup. posed, of dispossessing such of any situations they might hold on board the prison-ships, it being incom patible with the regulations of the service for them to receive the emoluments c f two employments. The Armada, 74, Capt. A. MACKENZIE, is fitting at Portsmouth for foreign service, it is supposed for the Mediterranean. The Abouk r, 71, Captain G. PARKER, is ord: red to cruize off the Isle of Bas. The Furieuse, Capt. MOUNSEY, takes a convoy to the Me. ditertanean—and th2Zenubia, Capt. A. MACKENZIE, to Lisbon. N.4PiIL INTELLIGENCE.• FALMOUTH, JANUARY to. A large fleet of outward-bouni passed this port yesterday evening, supposed to be the Portugal, Mediterranean and West India convoys. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON: MONDAY, JANUARY 13. „ Ri c? OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE frCL Ct Cons. for money 64}} ex. div.—Do. for ai •r — Ceo► Red. 62 63—Navy 5 pe r Ceut 94* ex s P er E;;;,..7Bli—lionds 17$ . 18 b. pre. — O m n i um f a ct : Bili s (a) 31. 4s. pre.—Ditto (4d.) 41. 6s. pre Th e DESIREE frigate, 36 guns, Capt. FAI has returned to Yarmouth, from the Dutcl The weat her was so boisterous Captain FA vo id not with safety send in a flag of truce vie!, to ascertain what ships were lost on th The only information he has brought is obtain i lo gs which lie met at sea. The report si I d a of the HERO and GRASSHOPPER, on th Sand, and the ST. GEORGE and DEFENCE, Ho Reef; but it does not menti, n the fat cort oor the date when the melancholy cata isppts ed. The fresh circumstances which ht itionvicated to us, regarding the situatio t o z oitex and DEFENCE, increase our appre fa th o m They were endeavouring to get of `s ol e, when the gale, in which the Cu essv le . ciato o. It was blowing from the N. \V. t ied on that shore. The FAWN, Hon. Captai DA afterwards came through the Sleeve, and i o w i t h t he mainmast of a line.ofbattle 51 b u iged out her boat to examine it. She al: *Russian vessel, which had seen the Sr. G deren fathoms, the wind then blowing a gale ressel, by carrying a heavy press of sail, de: cast; but she told Captain Caorrov, she h; &o wed that seventeen ships had been wre pint of land, whereon she expected to h pith a like fate. This appears to have bee pent to the CRESSY% parting from them. W f ate Ow circumstances without participatin flings of those who have relatives of Viewer, it should prove they have been datcoast (Jutland), there is ground to I ems might nor have all perished, though, I keel circemstances of the place, it may be se lion any tidings may be received from th ea EsAums frigate, Captain E. lierwooD, ad Cusps gun-brigs, sailed from Wingo w seal ItzuoLns, aad are not yet arrived. Lieatmant Joem NORTON, second of the 160,74, lately wrecked, and her whole a sub= of Mr. JOUN Notastr, of Hastin; vas about 22 years of age, an 'amiable am At 1.1.9.111.; C;11, ee byknct PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 12. Arrived his Majesty's ships NONPA REIL and TilltA• cum from a cruize. Sailed the Amer with a few vessels under convoy.—Wind N. E. PLYMOUTH, JANUARY 11. Sailed the VOLAGE, 18 guns, on a cruize to the Westward ; the LANDRAIL (Admiral's tender) for Padstow ; the Nisi ROD cutter, for Basque Roads; the HELICON, 18, on a cruize, west ; the ANN tender, for Swansea and Bristol, to bring hither impressed men; the ROSA tender, for Liverpool, to bring hither im pressed men ; and the DOTTEREL, 18, for Lisbon.— Sailed the TONNANT, 80 guns, for the Rochefort sta tion, having on board 4.0 bullocks, from the Victual ling Office, fur the fleet on that station; and the Lord Cochrane hired brig, for Torbay, to protect the fishery. —Came up I:arbour, the Rum, SS, and Swum, 18, to refit, and the GLENoIRE ketch.—Arrived the Sa muel and Sarah transport, from Port Mahon, which place she left the 24th November last, with 21 under convey of his Majesty's ship TOPAZE ; she touched at Gibraltar the 3d ultimo, and has on board 143 French prisoners—the remainder of the fl et are supposed to have passed up Channel ; also arrived the Speculator lugger, Doar..y, from Gibraltar ; the American ship Liberty, JANIEs SNOW, from Georgia, with timber for the dock-yard here ; the Pt ospero, JONES, from Mogadore for London ; the John and Sisters, Tir.Foao ; and Betsey, Islit.Nun, fr , m Sun derland.—Sir CaAs. CorroN, Admiral of the White, shifzed his flag yesterd ty from the ToxNANr, 80, to the RorA, 38, in Hamoaze.—The ROY SL SOVEREIGN will be unciccked about the middle of the ensuing week, when the GUIS:ALTAR will take her place.— The OCEAN, 98, is to be brought down the harbour be docked and commissioned, in U.:Li of the D.MAD NOUGIIT, which is ordered up harbour tube p..id off. Tl.e Fawn, of 13 guns, the Hon. Capt. CROFTON, s tiled on Saturday from Portsmouth to cruize off the Isle of Bas. Lieut. HAMILTON CROFTON. —At the Portsmouth Sessions, which commenced on Wednesday last, a true bill was found against Mr. Haantsros CnorTON, for purloining sundry articles of value from Mr. Bann- BURY, and some Gentlemen, at the Inns in Portsmouth. Mr.C. was accordingly put upon his trial; but, on the prosecutor being called, nobody appeared in support of the indictment, and he was consequently acquitted. The Recorder's charge to the Jury, was in substance as follows :—The prisoner must be acquitted ; but I wish to state to you, that every body here as well as the public at large may understand the reason why the prisoner must be acquitted ; in this and every other case of a similar nature, it must be shewn by evidence, that the articles in question were f loniously stolen—it is not surtieient to presume they were stolen. The unaccountable absence of Mr. Bradbury, who was the only person c Table of proving the fact of the felony having been committed, left them no alterna tive. Bradbury, who was bound over to prosecute in the sum of 2100, of course forfeits his recognizance. He is pursuing his professional avocations in Ireland. Captain BULLOCK, late of the Norfolk Militia, has been committed to Norwich gaol under Lord ELLEN. Boum:ales Act. It appears that the pound at Thorpe had been removed from its old site to a piece of ground neai ly opposite the residence of the Captain, who con ceiving the removal to be an infringement upon his property, encitcled it with a fence. Shortly after, the pindar of the parish coming to impound a mule, applied to him for entrance, which being refined, he'. The Adventure, .lica ' soe from Liverpool to St. proceeded to force an of eying through the fence. Kitts, was talson 21st November by the two French Upon this Captain B. probably to make a spewfrigates lately arrived at Brest from Batavia. supporting his right, filed a gun at the parties. ! Henry PcsKE, Esq. one of the Inspectors of the A Court of Inquiry was held last week, at Ports- Navy, , arrived at Plymouth on Thunday, in order to mouth, on board the Assistance prison.ship, which survea the shipping at that port. • lasted four days, on Lieut. ALEX. BRODIE, command- • ing the Krim Princessan prison-ship, on charges ls is expected that Sir MICHAEL ScvMoua, with the p re " consent of Government, will smd afltF of truce into ferred against him by as officer of the Wiltshire Mi- France, to inquire the fate of Mr. E. H. C. Sausnens, litia, doing duty on board that ship. The result was, who was said to have been shot by the Captain of the Lieut. Buono' superseded, and Lieut. BIRDWOOD American schooner Purse. has been appointed in his stead. Captains LOCK , MENDS, and Woomuee, R.N. composed the Court. The Vengeur and Nimble are taken out of dock at Portsmi uth. The Impregnable is ordered to be Various letters have been received by the late car- fit:ea for commission ; the Excellent is ordered to tell from Eritish priioeers of war in France, some of be repaired for commission; the ships in dock are which give a most deplorable account of their concli- Plantagenet, Vigo, Excellent, Superb, Junon, Po tion. The indulgencies which may be occasionaliy mono, Wanderer, and Comet. granted to these unfortun tee pet sons, are proposed The Topaze, Captain EDWARD HARVEY, received upon such arbitrary conditions, that little or no be tratique on Saturday morning at Portsmouth. She nefit can accrue from them. As an instance , one of eft Malta on the Ist November, when the Achille, the letters relates, that twenty-two persons, mite) , of invalds, wre ermitted, in November, to reside Frederickstein, and l'Espoir were lying there ; and upon their parole, e ab put 30 miles from the depot : they Gibraltar on the 3d ultimo ; the Swiltsure, Lavinia, were strangers 'o each other. In this situation , one of Sparrowhawk, and Termagant, were in the Mole.— the party, unable tor. sist the temptation, endeavoured The convoy she sailed with were much dispersed on , to make his escape. The Government being app s i c ed the pass ige from Gibraltar, and but few of them ar of this circumstance, ordered the whole to be marched rave with her. back in twelve hours, which was accordingly executed The last general convoy from the Baltic for the in a heavy rain, the party leaving behind them tOe season, with the dispersed ships of the Sr. GEORGE'S provisions and necessaries in the purchase of which all convoy, have fortunately reached the northern and i their money had been exsended. Nor is this an in o- eastern ports. The convoy was led through the ; lilted case ; for we have read many others. The ctn. Maimoe passage by Captain Aceoat, of his Majesty's . dition upon whit!' liberty is thus granted is a mere ship 'teacart. By coming this route, instead of mockery; it is iniposaible that a number of persons, tlitcugh the Belt, a voyage of a fortnight was per- total strangers to each other, can be respsnsible for formed in a few hours ; and it is to this circumstanae not makin, , , any attempt to escape. Besides, no such 'their getting out of the Baltic this seas( nis atti ibuted. conditi in is exac . ed of French prisoners upon paroie Captain A.et.om has b ieo promoted to the rank of in this country. Some instances, however, have oc- Post-Captain, for his skilful exertions on the occasion, correct of British prisoners, who are wealthy, purcha- and is to retain the command of the RA.NOER. The s ing no my in Julgensies ; but the number bears but a ConvoG y w co as joined fromwith Wingo Sound by R ea r-Ad. v ery sm propor to those detained in France. In mi! lic om the AU ra and FISGARD, which ships are at rived in the Downs. the pl aces where our countrymen arc confined, are a number of sharpers and adventurers, who, iirconjunc- The CRESCENT, 36, Captain QUILLAN ; and HELDER, ti :n with the stibin &nate officers of Government, fre- Captain SERRELL, were left at Wingo, to take under quently defraud the Britii,h—sometimes by altering Convoy any ships that may arrive in time to secure the figures in a bill of exchange, and at others by en- their p usage out of th rcherstown Mills, county e Baltic. gaging to favour their e sca p e. It is said that an officer Wednesday se'nnight, A of rank in the army computes, that he has paid, with of Tipperary, the property of Messrs. Knaggs and Lawless, accidentally took fire, and were burnt to the the latter objact, a total s um of, 7800, to persons who immediately after they had received his money, Kb-, ground before any eizmons could possibly be made scooded and the officer yet remains in captivity. I to save them. DEAL, L',NUARY 12. Sailid this morning the RoyEa sloop of war, the VIPER and NYMPH cutlers, win a convoy for Ports mouth. Came down from the Ri vcr the Roy At. GEORGE East Indiaman for Madras and Chiaa, and sailed to the Westward ; also the .BEDFORD and EGMONT, and remain. Wind N.W. YARMOUTH, JAN. lg. Arrived the EREBUS sloop, and has landed 180 casks of butter, and about 103 chees:s, being the cargo of a small market boat, whose cargo they took out ; also the DILIGENCE armed ...hip ; and the Cex. sea and UIIGE . :T, from the Baltic ; and rem tin in 'the Roads, with the SOLEB and C UANTICLEER.— Sailed the BANTERER it. off Flushing ; the HEARTY on a cruize ; and the EREBUS for the Downs. FROM LLOYD'S I.TiT. The Earl Bathurst, Heion, from Liverpool, is wrecked near Pensacola. The keend4, Te:ley, from Ireland to London, Is lost on the toabc of Irvland. 1 he Country Squire, Jeffery, bound to lamaica (one of the Cyane'd convey) -put back to Portsmouth, on Thuntlay, with consHerable damage, having been run foul of. The Succes', from Cork to I.iverpool, was driven nn shore a few days since, at North Moels, near Liverpool. She has loft her rudder, and it nearly full of water. The Americin schooner, Dol'y, was seen near Elsiuore, on the Ith Ult. Willi her masts cut away. THE ARMY. COPT OF A CIRCULAR LETTER To TUE PATUASTIR Or THE REcitulTt24o OisTRICTs. SIR. " Office for Military Accouits, nee- 4!, 1514 14 With reference to cur circular Letters of the 19th tune and st July last, relative to the allowance granted in Money, to Re. eructing parties of regular Regiments in certain situations, in order to enable them to supply themselves wi h Bread, we have to excel:int you, that It has been deemed expedient that the Red APowance shot*, from the tothinstani, be extended to ALL the Recruiting Parties of regular Corps, as also to the Recruiting Parties of MU tia. " it may be proper to observe, that It will not be optional with the Parties to receive either Bread or Money, but that they ate in al cases to recelvetite latter from the este above mentioned. " The Farms Hirt aly printed may be used, striking out such parts thereof as will not apply. " This arrangement is not to extend to Regimental Depe.ts. " We are, Sir, 11 Your most obedient humble servants, (Signed) 4 4 M. FAVEAUI, JOHN STVACT, L. sOLIVAN:' Genoral 'Fuson and General Anson go out to Portugal in the MELPOMESE, Captain FALAXIN. The 29th Regiment, lately returned from the Pen;n sula, where, dui in.g the campaigns of four years, they oh all occasions distinguished them elves, are greatly augmented since their return, by volunt...irs fr.-•m the Militia ; and from their ..-uccess, it is pt&o.0:le that they will get a s2cond battalion when the next gene. ral volunteering takes rlace. The Eatl of CHATHAM, who, in consecinence of his pn motion to the rank e f General, has been re moved horn the command of the Eastern D strict, is to be placed on the Staff cf the Home District, so that the Duke of Csmarttoor's retirem e nt m the lirme District Staff will not be any e..v ny to the public. The Right Hrnourablo Lieutenant General Tiro- MAS MAITLAND succeeds Lord CHAlllAhl in the Eas tern Diqrict. The Lord Vi,comit CATHCART con tinues Commander of the Forces in Nor:h Britain, notwithstanding his pomotion ; and Lieutenant Ge -1121:al the Honourab!e H. G. GREY is the Second in Cornn:and in Scotland, in place of the Earl of Ross. Lt N, brolig!it upon the Home District. This n:orning upw;:rds of fifty v(lunt , •ers, for clic terent r_giments in Scotland, embarked at Tilbury Fort, on bo.trJ the London and Edmburzh Corn pan)', snack Eiza, C.4pt. Maitsitaxt, tor Leith. ' ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO ROB ANT) 11/41tAnER.--Last night, hetweea the h• iris of nine and ten o'clock, the hothe of Mr. Pryor, Boor alit! Shoe-maker, No. 72, St. Margaret's-hill, Borough, was entered by two mm, by picking the lock : the sery int maid came dor-n stairs to go into tl.e cellar, in coining up again she 4aw two men in the shep, one of wirch she thought was her master ; she asked him if he was going out ? When the man she took tur ler master •tuned round, she perceived a crape on his face, and he swore if she spoke a word he would cut ha throat. The girl immedi ttely dew to the doer and cried mu , der ! and in the scuffle ole man vt out and shut the door, and the man inside cut at the kill's throat about an inch, and also cut her arm and gave her a violent blow on her head.— The master hearing a noise c.trne down, but being in the dark and fright - nett went back fur a light, the rutir2n then made his es:ape, and left the gill bleed ing oa the 11 .or. A gteat nuinber ot Vots and shoes were p !eked up ra ady to be taken away. Mr. J A NI rs CANIPBELL, who WAS woart led in the late riots , at Uinbutgli, is since dead. Lie w.as Clerk to a m• r:antih boos! in Leith. M11et:11.-411C latest accounts whi:ll we have received represent the hopes which were entertained of seeing a speedy end to the outrages in that neigh bourhood as ing again disappointed. Last week frame-breaking and burning increased, but only one burglary has been heard of. The gang in Derby shir it was belieVed, was nearly broken up. On the 2.1 inst. an idle wretch, who had excited suspicion by a sudden transition from rags and poverty to well• essed p:enty, was an csted atHeatior, in that county; and we understand, trom in formation wrich he has given, that two other del3..rado s were taken at a public house in Loscoe, last Wednesday, and conveyed in ch tins to Derby jail ; one of whom, a celebrated peclesti i in, and well know n as a deserter, had long been the terror t the neighbourhood for miles around. A stack, containing twenty ums of valuable hay, was set tire to at Mansfield on Sun !ay Wg.it ;—the flames of which drew a part of a congregation from the melodist chapel in that place, dining divine ser vice. On Wednesday evening a large *wooden hovel containing a quantity t f straw, the property of Mrs. Daykin, of Bagthorpe, was set fire to at Basford. the whole of which was c' nsumeci. The frame-breaking at Basford, on Fr'd.ty night, had created considerable sensation. An elderly woman, the wife of a person who held seven of these frames, has sworn to several persons, as bemg concerned in the outrage, (two of whom are committed ;) on which account, such was the indignation excited against her among some of the stocking-makers of Basford, that it was judged expedient to remove the family with their furniture, escorted by the military, to Nottingham, as a place of refuge, lest they should fall a sactitice to the yen. geance of the rioter. !Mal-LANE.—This day there are considerable ar rivals of Wheat coa tw se, ..vith about 44,0 quarters, of Foreign ; sales in general are named at a reduction of '2s. and Gs. p r quarter—B irley rather lower—. Malt and White Peas hardly at list prices—Beans of the two descriptions likewise—The remaining sup plies of Oats ate considerable, and sales of this arti cle are quoted lower, excepting for line samples— Flour rather gives way in price-. CVIIItENT PRICES OF GEAIL Wheat, 84s. 78s. 1066 Deans Fine ditto, 1146. 1186. 7 ick ditto (Lew) 44a. 481. Rye 50s. 564 Ditto (Stu. Old) 50s. 536. Berle), 406. Cgs. cd. Oats, 261 hir.l•., 765. e4e. Polan ditto, :•.3• sTs Od. White Pea; thoilas) 765. 821. Potatoe ditto, 40s. 41s. Od. Grey ditto, 55.. t l a. R tpe Stud, fine Flour, PSE 98s.—Seconds, 901. 05a. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—January Is . Bee! 6s .0d to es Od Vest 76 od to Rs 04 Mutton 5s ed to 66 ed l'ork eis 4d to 7s ta ARAD OP CATTLE THIS DAY. Beasts, bout 2320—Sheep and Lainbs, 14,450. Calves, 120—Pigs, 820. PRICE OF HAY. AND STRAW IN SMITHFIFI.D. Hay 41 Ks to 51 Ss New Cloves SI Cs to 61 es New flay 411 us le ol Us Straw 81 2s to al 1411