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FRENCH PAPERS. AMSTERDAM, DECEMBER SO. Among the number cf English ships lost or sunk off the Trice', ate the following The Hero, of 74 lurt.,—ctew lost. The Centurion, of eight carronades—crew lost. The GI asshopper, of 18 gut;s, and a crew of len men, with, 16 pl4ssenger c, ran a3round, was afterward.. got off and conducted into the road—the pilot only perished. The Archimede, a transport brig, lost-20 of her crew saved. " The Flora transport, of 359 tons, laden with 1,500 barrels of powder, 4n4 250 chests of arms, each con taining 20, sunk—a part of the crew has been saved ; a great number of the chests of arms are expected t.) be recovered. The Ros;na, of 350 tons, returning in ballast—the Captain and 17 men drowned. The Berkman, ft urn Baltimore, returning in ballast, sunk—the Captain and thirteen men lost. A brig sunk between Cam pen and Bergen. In all 147 men have been saved.—(llfoniteur, January 3.) TEXEL, JANUARY 3. The sea continues to throw upon cur coast the wrecks of the English ships escorted by the Hero. Nine hundred barrels of powder have already'been collected. A great number of cables and arm•chests have likewise been found.—(Moniteur, January 7.) HAMBURGH, JANUARY 3. The English never suffered such losses at sea as they have this summer. All are the result of the Ceminental System, for it was the wish, in del:ince of the season, of iemaining in the Baltic, and letting their convoys land their goods upon the Swedish and vanish coasts, that has caused them such considera ble losses. It is reckoned 111.4 since th?. Ist of Nov?mber the EpOisli have lost five ships of war, (4' which two were three-deckers, three ft igates, and five or six brigs, ia dependent of a grlat number of merchant vessels.— The Moniecur t f the 9th Janu try contains the fol lowing notes, in reply to i:n article which appe tied in a London Newspaper, relative to landing frtei,,n sol diers disabled is the British se:vice upcn the Con tinent : " 1..1 here is reviling infamous in ail this but yoursorduct., The whole world hat riproached you fqr the famines you caused in India, in consequence of which millions of men perished. But these men were sisal:es:is to your reiigien ; they had net proili - gaily shed their tiered in your set vice, aid were not covered with voto.de.receivetrunder your colours. Who ould have dared to suppose, if the inquiries ordered to be in:tituted had not proved it, that a civilized Chi istian nation, which toasts of the of its laws, of the generosity of its Administration, would have braved infamy on this point ; that a ree thousand soldiers, muti lated in your service, should have received, for recutopeace, ba nishment I tom England, a guinea, some tattered clothes, and lan ded upon the Continental soil, by preeipitatirg them into the water up to their middle. Among these people were some unfor tunate men who, Citeugh circumstances, and the vicissitudes of the times; had abandoned the lags of their countries to serve England---men who, by the laws ot their country, were subject to the punishment of death, by landing ou their natal land ; and yet you banished them England for the services you had received from thern'l you threw them into the hands of a Government they had betrayed, and placed them, as may be said, under its power. " The greater part cf these individuals are Austrians, Bohemi ans, Prussians, V+ is phabans, 1 - lanovei iais, and Russ ens. After bay.ng served Eugland for five, six and seven years, England withdraws her hospitality, and throws them abandoned far &um their country, without succour, w.thaut means of subsistence, upon their enemy's shores. "'the men thus thrown upon our coast in the first ten disem baekations, in number about loon, were arrested; they filled the prisons of Amsterdam, hmbden, and West!. The inquiries in 'toted brought to light atrocities to which credit scarcely could Liven. It was supposed to have for its object some roltical • or some dark intrigue, but at last was irrefragably proved only owing to that bad faith and atrocious avarice which tenses the Government of Carthage. The French Govern ordered these wretched wren to be set at lilaerty. '1 he straits ectived provisions and passports to return to their own ', although they had served the enemy : they were mein trench pardoned the crime of their having carried arms _. France, and recommended them to the Mayors of the Communes, in order that they aught be furnished with subsi - No douLt tt is easy to say 4,.at it is an infamous falsehood ; re remain 30e0 of these victims who have arrived in Lohe- Vienna, in Saxony, Westphal.a, Hanover, and delTerest in Prussia. '1 here exist the inquiries instinsted by the (unicipal.tic.4 of Amsterdam, Retterdain, and Einbcien ; 2000 scattered upon the Loutinent, live, and are a monument of - .my of the English Government. II.—" If these individua's were hut three or fcur, the i of :his iatainous wickedness mizist pretend to be igno it ; but they amount to 3000 men; they spread over all iuces of Europe. 'lite p recaution has been taken to send their municipality, with au invitation to the adminisira their country to make inquiry. Thus Fiance, Italy, many, dtc. will have convinciogproote of crime, unparalleled • nations. All these 3000 men, whom we Interrogated, serval England the last three years, and many twelve In one of these clandestine disembarkations sixty men ;owned. We will print the interrogatories and' proats of rime, o ith the result of the int:Writs made in different mei.; from Hungary to Russia. IT TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE MINISTER OF MARINE. " Road oft c , bet. MONEIGNEUIt-1 hay.: the honour to inform ) our plenty, that yesterd te, at line at night, a small ~v, coming Iroin Rochelle, was pursued by bo.,ts of the Englis't sqqad. - 01., which obliged toasters to t,,ke shelter close e in the Bay irelienJed between Rochelle and the Isle This. wind was pretty fresh irons N. to N.W. and was s;mit a high sea. I quickly formed the !t cf cutting off the retreat t.f these five boats, order to induce them to advance I made no :nients in the boats with which I intended to at diem, till they had evidently compromised them , and the apparent inattention encouraged them! mice still further. then ni dered the gun-beats 186, 191, and 184, the command of rsl. Dure, Lieut. de VaiSSeAll, four ships' boats, under the orders of ILL Coll in, to Le got ready, and sailed in such adiree to cut off the retreat of the enemy'sflotiil.t. As wen as the English squadron perceived this . !meat, a ship, two frig ttes, and a brig, sailed ' braved lith fated in ye nishment 1 , ded upon water up cc tunate met the times; to the pont yet you bat from them thty had power. " The gl ant, Prusd, having sen withdraws their count upon their 9 " The n: barkations, prisons of atituted br , be given. system or 3 to be only characteris meut ordet pill reedy country, al The Frenc against Fr; Communei pence. No but there r mia, at Vu towns in Municipal. men, SCAlti the iuf..tay r; ami.ors of taut of it; the kru% in, them to tin tiva of the Get many, atittng nat Lave say. years. in ver, drove th.s crime, Centuries; ItLl'ouT Mb, Ex celiem convi,y, Jive b o ..t the coAs: c tut tpreli Tl:c avt there 1,1,u proj‘ct but in 01 moveniel tat I titer silver, e to AtiV.lll " I du under the and fou, as Wain, lion Its v. As disengage tics ; the brig, supported by the ship, it a taiding dist ince, futd upon the gun-boats, which qplied to .it sevt.ral times. " During this time M Constantin attacked the largest f the enemy's bats, tiear lwr own vessels, and almost under the fire of the b:ig, and took it.— Tho gcn-Siats surrounded the other toar, which they took, after a vet y great resistance. " Night, anti very stormy weather having imme.. clia:ely succeeded tli;s expedition, my b3;lts have been d'spersed open diErert points of this coast, where I drip, but cannot, by thi s couti:..r, train , mit your 'Excellency ail the details of this affair ; I reckon, nevertheless, that ICO prisoners, all picked men, of the English squadr:m, at least, must have been taken in it.—l beg your Excellency to accept my profound respret. The Commandant of the naval forces of his I Majesty, (Signed) JACOI3." TO TIIC SAME. d'Aix 30th December. " MONSEIGNEUR—I had the honour, in my letter of the 25th instant, to inform you of the taking of five boats belongieg to the English squadron, ullich I supposed were manned by 100 men; there were I IS on board them. " A violent gale, which commenced immediately alter this affair, having dispersed my boats, 1 did not know the details till last night ; I hasten to transtnit them to your Excellency. " The Enseigne de Vaisseau, M. Constantin, com manded a boat with 22 men, with which he attacked one manned with 30, at the moment the enemy's di vision, which rallied, was coming to protect them. I*his Officer tad engaged with his swivels and muskets, but fearing the enemy should escape him, he ordered him to be laid on board. The English, confident in their superiority of numbers, rushed to the boat ding, but M. Constataht jumped among them and drove them to the opposite side of their boat, which thismovement caused to fill ; theTrenchgained their boat, and succeeded iu saving 26 men, one of whom was a volunteer, and another a surgeon. The Officer commanding the boat :.as killed, and three men dangerously wounded. " During this action the three gunboats attacked the four other boats, all armed with carronades, swi vels, and muskets. The Lieutenant de Vaisseau Dun, keeping at the same time in check the English brig, which endeavoured to protect the boats, took one with IS mea, tnVo of whom were volunteers ; the three others, ai:noyed by my boat, commanded by the vo lunteer of the fi:st class, Porg;, pier:ed with bullets, and nearly sinking, arrived upon the co tst, where he pursued and maje prisoners the crews, ;Mounting to 70 men, one of whom was an Officer, and five volunteers. a The result of this aftiir, Monseigneur, is the taking of tive boats, and 118 men, two of whom are officers, eight Volunteers, and one surgeon. Out of this number one officer and four sailors have been killed, two others died immediately after, and five remain rfantierously wcunded. It is likewise to-be supposed that in the boats pierced with bullets, there must have been tome men killed who were thrown into the sea. (Signed) " JACOB." PARLIAMEAT4Rr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF COMMONS, JAN. 18. Mr. LUSHINOTON brought up the Report of the Committee of Supply, the Resolutions of which were read and agreed to. On the motion of the CHANCEI.I.OR of the EXCHEQUER, it was resolved that the House should resolve itself into a Com mittee of Ways and Means on Monday next. Mr. N' HARTON brought in a Bill to revive and continue such parts of the 49th of the King as related to the Prohibition of Distillation from Coln and Grain.—Read a first time, and or dci ed tor a second reading on Monday next. Mr. WHAR*I ON brought up an Account of the five per Cent. Annuiti s, which was ordired to lie on the table. He then gave :twice that he would move in the Committee of Ways and Means uo Monday next, the annual Land and Malt Duty Bill.-- ..Ujvurned to Monday (this day). THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. MONDAY, JANUARY 20. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE ntLocit s per Ct. Cons. for money 620—D0. for ace. 3 per Ct. Reduced s.ti--4 per Cent. 781 79 5 per Ct. 9414--Itont!sl7s.lss. pr.—Onntiunx t db. Buds. Bills (3d.) Js. 4s. pre.—Ditto (Sid.) Ss. 51. pre. • THE KING. At five o'clock in the evening of Saturday, the 11th inst. alter the Council had broken up, and all but the Physicians in rotation had left Windsor, an access of his MAJES'll'scomplaint came on, and we understand that the i xacerbation continued with unabated vio lence t, r the whole week, daring which the KING'S irritation was at times excessive. It became so alarm ing on Saturday morning last (by the length of time it had endured, and the effects which want of sleep, and a high pulse must necessarily have on the bodily frame), that all the ordinary Physicians were desired by the QUEEN'S Council to continue their attendance on his MAJESTY'S person. Sir HENRY HALFORD and Dr. HEBERDEN accordingly remained, as well as Dr. BAILLIB, and expresses were sent to town to this effect. The Bulletin made out, as we have said, on Saturday morning, states the fact of his MAJESTY having had an access of his complaint—for the fol lowing was the Bulletin exhibited at St. James's : " Windsor Castle, Jan. IS, 181" 64 His MAJESTY has had a considerable increase of his disorder within the last week. (Signed) 44 H. lIALF3RD, J. WILLIS, 44 M. BAILLIE, R. WILLIS." 46 W. HEBERDEN, After the Council broke up, however, and indeed about the same hour of the day when the access came on (five o'clock in the evening), his MAJESTY fell into a tranquil sleep, which lasted without interruption for sit hums. Yesterday morning he appeared materially refreshed, eat his breakfast with appetite, and had again a composed sleep. The Physicians had the happiness to see his MAJESTY'S wonderful constitution :gain recover itself from the shock, and the two Phy sicians seeing the danger over, came tq town. FINAL AND COMPLETE SURRENDER OF THE ISLAND OF JAVA. The Primly fi igatc has arrived at . Plymouth, in !eventcen weeks from the Island of Java. The wind being entar:lry in the . Choiwel, her dispatches verb, on the day b.fore sl.e got into Plymouth, Iva nn board an.)ther vessel to the Wev.tv.arJ, to hasten their landiog. _ The dispatches brought by the Puccac arrived in Town this more:n b , >, and their contents were immc diattly communicated to the Loitu MAYOR in the following Letter : e , DOWNING-STREET, JAN. 19,1812. U MY LORD--I have the sat;sfaction to inform 46 you, that I have received this evening dispatches " from Governor FAKQUIIAR, dated Port Louis' " Mauritius, 22d Oct,•ber, inclosing copies of letters " from the Right Hon. Lord MINTO and Lieutenant " General Sir SAMUEL Amu:nu - tt, containing the 66 intelligence that, in consequence of the further 4 ‘ operations of the British troops under the Lieute nant-General, General JANSEN and the remainder 46 of the French forces, in the Island c f Java, had " capitulated on the 17th of September ; and that, 64 by a treaty signed on the same day, all the country Eastward of Samarang (not already subject to the 46 British arms) had been surrendered to his Majesty. 44 I have the honour to be, Scc. &c. (Signed) 46 LIVERPOOL." To the above gratifying intelligence we have to add, that the II: itish squadron had been fortunate in cap- turing no less than sixty-two rich merchant vessels ! We are also happy to learn, that the inhabitants of Batavia ate perfectly satisfied with the change that has taken place in their circumstances, having already begun to reap the advantages of British laws and British protection. The warehouses were replenished with every description of produce from the interior. The following additional particulars have been issued from the Public Offices in the form of a Bulletin: " The action which terminated in General JANSEN'S final surrender, was fought on the 16th September, at Jattee Alice. The attack WAS led on by Col. GIBISES— the loss on the part of the British was only two killed and twelve wounded. 4 , On the 17th the fc,rt capitulated, and General JANSEN and his troops surrendered as prisoners of war. 4 , Fifty-six pieces of Cannon were taken. " Sir SAMUEL Auctlsarres dispatches are dated 21st September. •, The duplicate of the above dispatches only has arrived. The original was put on bo.trd an other vessel." ..•'. NG. M. IdChe th e ar LI fifty N47.1L INTELLIGE, EAST INDIA SHIPPINk Private Letters front Bombay, eii a brought by his Majesty's ship P il u x ._ rival of the DunsErstitat: and SCALk3Y CASTC 4 at Bombay, in October last. The Primal' eft St. Helena the latter end of Nova l . Int., from whence the CA HMAII TI I F:N had sa:lcd the led ; in company with two shins, supposed tube the MARI armed ship and Got.uxz Cativo. FALNIOU IINC.IItY U. The following packets ate now due, and maybe hourly expected, viz. Arabella and Duke of Yee;, from Lisbou ; Darlington, from Cadiz ; Adrex tre and Sandwich, from Malta ; Windsor Cale mad Elizaboth, from the 11; a zils ; Express, from the Wiwi. ward Llands ; Pripce Ernest, from Jamaica; a i d 1 the nobart packet, from New York. The Cart eret packet is the only one in pert, and she sails on the V2d, wind and weather permitting, with Mails fat Lisbon and Surinam. rLymovni, JANUARY ze. Sailed the ScvLLA slo:T of war, on a croize ; rid the NEPTUNE (2) tender, for Greenock, in order I. bring hither new-raised men.—Went out of Harney. to the Sound, the LYRA, in order for se2.—Artivet the ORESTES, IS, front a cruize ; the Sclera; ',V from Basque Roads ; and the PricEnc frigate, C li c' HILLIER, in 17 weeks from the Island of .Jaya._ Came in the Foxtrot ND sloop of war. COK'E'S, JANUARY it. Sailed the Hornet American frigate, fcr Fiver, . • PORTSNIOUTh, J'&N. w. • ' • Arrived his Majesty's ship HYPERION from th e ' West Indies. Sailed the VeNE:tABLE, Cit %Ns, and CAumus on a cruize. Three of the HErko's convoy have arrived hare this week, namely, the Woolgar, Diadem, and Sea Nymph°, transports They now fcrin part of the convoy going out under the Fustlexsz and ZzNosiA, to convoy arms, amms. nition, stores, &c. to the Mediterranean, for the tne, of the patriots cn the coast. The. - lk!,:sters of toe above ships were w&1 acquainted 'ti., ihe nrog currents that set in on the coasts of Jutland and Ha land, and by hauling well off, they saved ih.raselvel from the destruction that betel di:. unfortunate Hz's. Wind Northerly. DEAL, JANUARY 19. Arrived from the River the Elizabeth and Ma. garet for Bermuda t and several vessels from Use Westward, and have sailed for the River, and different destinations. YARMOUTH, JANUARY 19. Arrived from the Baltic the WOODLARK sloop of Bills of indictment have been found against up- war, Captain Warts, last from Grimsby.-Sailed,ia wards of 100 Orangemen fora riot and assauit, in the : consequence of a telegraphic dispatch, tht Raines county of Fermanagh, in July last, but the trials have : been put off till next Sessions. (cutter, with two tenders, in quest of the ships forth NOTTINGHAM, JAN. I 8.-On Monday, about six , Baltic, to order them to return.-Ships with tie o'clock, eight men entered the house of Mr. Noble, at ; WOODLARK, as ptr last. . New Radford, in various disguises, and aimed with 1 LEITH, JAN. 16. different instruments of destruction ; and while one re- I Sailed from the Roads, on Tuesday. the ZIALOOI, mained below to take care of Mrs. Noble, the others 7 6 :aa i n or d the Coto sloop of war, with a convoy of oat proceeded up stairs to demolish four warp lace frames, I the Nore ; and yesterday the VIINLS bra because they were making what is called two course , `and GALLANT gun brig on a cruize. hole. In vain Mr. Noble informed them, that he was receiving Bd. a yard more than the standard price. DISTRIBUTION Of PRIZE-MONEY. 5, The i sii !tren wa ro b u e sLan i tl . Po e rwaril for the Victoria , eapttued Ara " It was not the price," they said, " but the sort of net, .1 1,6 88111 ;nst. at No. V, New &oxidant; that they objected to;" and he was forced out of his I an d dim recaiwill7fac. to mo„th4. frame with the blow of a sword, which narrowly I 'nit DOW for the LeotoJeu, capt u red March 26, 1811, WS missed his hoad, and which cut asunder nearly the I be paid anti ;walled as above. whole of the threads across his fl times. The screams LA . l . o p A rx, fur the hliaa, captured February 2, 11108, will be paid hie stud bast. 00 beard, at :pt head, and recalled at h 0.3, of his wilt, (which a severe blow ,on the head with the ' iuipowane, Londou. butt end of a pistol could not still) brought him down 1 The V inory and Gorgon, for the Moppet, recaptured Oct. el, to 11 , :r assistance, where he found, a neighbour, who 1810, will ire paid the 2:41 ma. on board the said ships, cad in i had come in at the back door to their aid, and who, I cord at t.o. is, Cierneates inn. in conjunction with Mr. Noble, seized the man in the I I.hei/ki'Ja, for '" /1%1 ' 11 ' 411e ... "O ure . d ,?p teraber 2 d s ' 1 14 6°7, ‘ . i Vial b: paid the money rece.yea from tue us donee house, and attempted to disarm him ; but he, fi nding ; Boards o n the aBih &again, and recailau at No. la, Lisossati• himself in danger, called out " Ned Lueld," when : inn, London. his companions rushes down stairs, before the, had ' 'i he Braedageren, for the Minerva, captured April 15,1411, demolished the fourth frame, to his rescue ; and in i will be paid and recalled as above. 1 he Military and Naval Forces present at the redmetionoftbe the scuffle one of them snapped a pistol, which hap.. Colony of bt. Lucia and it, dependencies, on thel..al lkille,l2 B / 1 pdy missed fire. When their companion was Jibe- I with be paid the such instant, at Nu. 6, biz:Mope-street, Mir rated, they found the door fast ; but they cut it in • castle-street, Stratd, and ihere recalled. pieces in a few seconds, and forced their way through Ike Nemes.s, fur the Balder, 'l btu, and July a; 1510, will be ?aid the aad iustslit, at a collected crowd, threatening destruction to any one inn, and there recalled. who should attempt to oppose them. The house of ' 1 h e K ing George, Le theV elocifrre, captured Mr. Slater, of New Radford, was alsn enter...nate on will be paid on board, at Leal, the diet inst. ' Tuesday night. The first man presented a drawn cal" as a bw ve • sword to his breast, when he opened the door, sus- LIST Or orrice's, StAMEN,.!I/111 MARINES, , specting it had been his own apprentice who wanted, trtrosaac.Zi s tia . ar s ll6 yr aSt le cutossui to come to ; but the depredators contented themselves ' P. Piaddei, Midshipman, commanded a boat, with cutting the warp asunder on the beam of the for a Lieutenant ;1. kranklin commualcd another frame,' and with taking away the wheels which are coins and J. Hymen, Midshipmen necessary to the formation of the ,two-course hole Feamon--J. krassionison, J. Gouldsoss, 1.1 mesh. The same night, two plain cotton frames were i t. l ot rp o w rl , .. l k .. oo H l an e " I. 3 l;cio U l d r 4( M m t ( ke ' ll i ; . j J oi A lea glie - w . broken at Sneinten; thc:r holders being charged with C . w„, e , , m . L y .,',.d, y) c . ,ib ig.). y cute, a ,- working at an abated price. On Saturday night last, N. Bowie., J. 'ioniiiiison (alias Popplestone ' a hay.stack was burnt at Bulwell ; and we have just Welsh, P. Hoskinson, G. Omen, and A. Barry. learned, that two frames, belonging to a hosier in Private Marines --11. hillier, J. Greeu. J. Casey. this town, were last night broken in the parish of Boyle, J. Rafferty, 'F. Furnunger, K. Burgess, P West-hallam, in Derbyshire. J. Liuver. Tutal-Pour Midshipmen, one Assistant-Surgeon, BiaTir.:--Yesterday, at Wiltiam Portah's, Esq. Laverstoke Seamen, and eleven Marines. Park, Hants, the Lady of Captain Hawker, 14th Light Dragoons, a atsr or 0/IrlettS, StAllg!', AND MARINES, " 01 a SAL 5(1.050180 10 815 MAJESTY . * 5811 CONgOr CORN MARKET, MAEE-LAN&, JAN. 20.-Tcoday ' the fresh TOR Willi DiCtMlltll, 1811. arr,vals of NVheat coastwise make a considerable supply, with Lieutenant Edn.oild St:ear:de commanded e part of last week's foreign, upwards of sot 0 quarters ; sales in T. Caulfield, Midshipman, commanded a boat ;a. general heavily effected, at a reduction in price of about La. or 3s. Master's Mate (passed fur a Lteuteisant), commanded par quarter.-11..rley dull in sales, hardly at the late reduction- boat ; George Pv:s J, klidalarnass; D. O'Bryan, s' Malt somewhat lower-Whitt and Grey Peas, with Brans of each sort, scarcely at lest pricer -There are bu t middli ng sup- Class; Francis Sutherland, Midshipman ;R. Intim Master ; A. New bury, Gunner's Mate ; J. Wren, plies of Oats, and this trade quoted at little variation-Flour ls kr., Mate. also generally named cheaper. • beanien-J. Durham, G. Miller, F. Eh:pier, CUIRCHT PIKES or ORAIS • Adamsou, J. Bt sin, Lk ilac:air, 0. Levesuii, 0. CM Wheat, .562. 755. 1045.. Beans 50s. 565- aril, J. Penney, J, bligi., J. Bushridge J. MiteteU, Fine ditto, 110 s. 11455. 'lick ditto (new) 40s. 475. J. Levis ,A. Yorkins. 1. '1 urner, It. \Vett, P. 150 Rye 50a. 56a. Di t to ( fi n e Old) 48 s . 521 . Colbeit, J. Jaskion (a), E. M urphy, J. Pertnan, Barley, 351.435. Od. Oats 265. 9.11 a. 525. Clarke (2), J. Welsh, M. H e a L dley, Gough, '1 ' Fine Floor, Ns. 955.-. Se conds, stle. 90s. Williams (i ), W . Thompson, S. Christian, 1 8M rnintLi) MARKET.-January 17. Palmer 'l'. Herbert W. C•arke, J. lAitos, No variation since last. '1 Ise„Hay Market eel y heavy sakes i tichm l ud, J. bathes (I), H. ~,,,sx, W. Beef 5s 6d to es Od Veal 76 Od to Si Od J. Messiuor, Robert *mks, T. Salton, R. b Mutton Ss 2d to na 24 Park 6s 4d to 7s 44 Marines-J. Brohen, corporai ; .I. Seymour, READ Or CATTLE nil" DAY. 3. Whitworth, H. Andeisoo, M. Fail, J. 5.1.8 Beasts, about tI2O-Slareep and I.asabs, 11,190. gas, W. Wade, N.Tilsuo i 1, bisckulla, Corporal. Calves, 100--Pip 2110. • ' 1 east-hare I.k.utctrant, tae MasteerMaie, ' PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. men, we Volunteer ot the First Chu', fitly-ii.ic Hay 41 411 to St esa New Cloven 51 Os to 4SI 01 e 1e,,,,, m a s t s ks .. New Hay el Os to cal Cs Straw 21 us to 41 14s ' • • cite '2.4 tutr, OA a:llsope-stectot, Arr d For una, captirr 4 at Is.o. 1 3, CLUAD. aid March 10, MI, t. it ilr port, aud re S. IN TWO BOATS SS* SYS, 'I AL&N ex rot cost, and bad pima wither boar; N. Idd• Prior, J. Andre*, (sh J. Vomit, & gneift, W. (;oddard. • i .1 moo, P. bush mr), J. Dinaby, N. fry. Casey, T.Talioa, IL is, David lama, and iurgeou, mistral . is, IN TuaiiNiaTa QUESTAIOII, rd tbo Wink; DWI boat; Daniel Wei commanded araorW • Vahariteer, 1 barrelling Qvir Wr Jprcn, Quarter Mae pier, T. Murry, P. u.udlard, J. Ns*' liteteit, 1. t.aoldtot P. I•:utoland, ortnan J. argil Ib, :Lona" •••• , V. weir a, C. /44;wirs , Sheppard, J.*" Brooks. our, b. %Vac% . Laalooliod. rporaa. ale, corer WI y-oas