Star. — London, England, 1812-07-13 00:00:00

mß iumEhTitirr PROCEEDINGS: BUSINESS FOR THE WEEK. THIS DAY. • coadderation of Report en Stone Betties Nightly Watch BM. t►ir+d—Put. Escheitter Rementbnincere Bill /ling 8111--Committee on Coffee Bill— third—Army Prim Money Bill, third— IMl—Committe, on his at Man Consolidated Fund Bill—Malt Bill, • CArriage Bill—Public Peace Bill, Report on Frame Work Rait -, BM, ',coed...Committee Annuities - Bin, third. . Exchequer's 13111 to enable to transfer certain Funds.... the Property of the'Crows in America, and to regulate Pose of • Indies—Lard Castlereagh, ma A of War. , Motion relating to the case of Motion with respect to the Report relating toMr.lit.John Mason. ..Y. respecting Finance. AILS. MAY SO. Emperor of Russia re he hAd reviewed the has signified to a depu shall remain some time ,udowitsh, Governor of isrnission, which he had state of his he,:lth. JUNE 4. !te Minister of Marine, ago, has taken the corn- General Count Kotiist,w, in Chief, has returned to Russia. BANKS OF THE VISTULA, JUNE ro. 28th of May peace was concluded between Turkey, on the same conditions as in the at Rutschuck. FII.ANKFORT, JUNE 19. passed through this city the General of Girard, going arch his aides-du:camp to the Poland. FARLIN, JUNE 20. lunication between the Grand Duchy of and Russia is stopped on the French side. ,t Prussia a register is taken of all the move , to apply them in case of need so the use of the tiny. In our Papa's we have the following statement : On the 14th of June, the Emperor Napoleon re viewed an army Of 100,000 men in the plains of Triedland, when bane* them an energetic speech,. vbich was roamed with loud acclamations, and an nested with the aclamation of " Long rive the Em ile: I" The Ist corps of the army, 140,000 strong, edit the command of the Prince of Eckmuhl ( Da ken)" is is past under the command of both the Iwo! Marshals the Duke of re:envoi Micdonald ► ei is Dekenf Tmeiso. LIESSU, JUNE 28. advanced, and we are in ex and interesting event. VROH, JULY 4. arrived yesterday, uudetycs ship Forward. ' • ;;BERG, JUNE 15. • the following Order old* Count Dumas, Councillor Of of the Grand Army : 4 ' Poen, May 25 , .1812." peror has expressed his dis disorders which have taken (or horses ; he cowmands the , essentially contrary to the id of the aruyy in gc..eral. honour to inform the War n future none of the horses for the Wivice of 'auxiliary ,vetted to individual seriise, ion to the mention of tin's j forbidden, every individual titration Of 'the army, to exact, :ount, or vain pretexts of ser ,eying his property or effvc.s." ',14, JUNE 13. :sting for the assembling of place the day after to-mor - - • at this -moment in our icons Our Deputies set out to.mnrrow night.. We ale very impatient to learn, of what description will be the tiverturts which the Aichbishop of Wines, F..xtraordin at y Ambassador from' the Emperor, is A "ged to make to the assembly of the States. THE EVENING STAR. MONDAY, JULY 13. 13C1 OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE OVI.OOE. SPlet. Red. 66 55f —II per Ct. Cons. 44/e....f0r opp F7ll 72-11 per Ct. 51410 —Bank Stock •••• mak Ps. its. dis.—Onin. if I pre. Md.) Ss. 4s. pr.--(std.) s. swab - Latham to a very large moon% ware alialbdi atturiart 6 r ,_"wErt; manse of them I the 3 per Cot* CISINIEss nee / 1614 out In Trusters' acmes, so imnotit wt. Lamm, LONDON. Ia additions to the Anholt Mail which we an• Inneted on Saturday, another arrived yesterday, con a still further confirmation of the gratifying illagace of the Peace being concluded between the Russians and Turks, and we are now enabled col positively, that it was concluded at Jassy on the of May, 0. S. (10th Juue).—As we have al. /Indy stated. 50,000 Turks are to act in the direction cl Austria, in the event of :hat Power aiding France *kb contingency.* circumstance which the Treaty, alnatty madi public between Austria and France, happily confirms. We say happily, because not only are the Russians now at liberty to bring the whole of their disPoseable forces into the field wherever they may be molt wanted, but the attention Of BONAPARTi Pectikarily be distracted by the advance of a Turkish army epos-the rest of his Austrian Confe. aerates. The Treaty between Russia and Turkey i s said to be in the precise terms of that which was con., eluded between the two Powers in 1774, at Ruch chuck; that is to say, Russia, in her anxiety to enter the lists with BONAPARTR in downright earnest, has wisely relinquished all her territorial acquisitions, and has thereby gained an additional accession of troops by withdrawing the garrisons on the Turkish frontiers. . Of the actual arrival of General MoalAu in Swe den we are not certain, but that he is hourly expected there cannot be a doubt. A splendid establishment has been prepared for him it Stockholm, and it is now publicly mentioned in Sweden, that a vessel was privately dispatched for him to America several months ago. We have also to announce the accession to what we may now consider the common cause, of another General of approved military experience, and, like MOIRA% a most inverate enemy of the French Empe ror, upon fair and manly grounds—we mean General BLUCHER, who commanded the only part of the Prus sian army which behaved well during the disastrous campaign which ended in the total ruin of Prussia and her army. It was BLucuaa who conducted the re treat of the discomfited Prussians to Lubeck, in the face of the French columns, and he was an eye-wit ness to the massacre of the peaceable inhabitants by the French barbarians, because they opened their gates to receive their half-famished countrymen. We do not know whether MORRAII and BLucturn are to serve in the Russian or Swedish armies ; but, from the personal intimacy of MORNAU and BERNA OOTTe, we presume that the command of the Swedes will be given to the former. The most perfect cordiality continues to subsist be tween the eRnINN PRINCE (BERNAEOTTE) and Mr. THoaN row. The former was expected atGottenburgh about the 12th inst. to have an interview with the British Admiral. The Swedish army had broken IT from its cantonments in the interior, and .part bad marched towards the Norwegian fientier, and the remainder to different stations on the coast. The immediate cause of these movements h said to have been an apprehension that Denmark would be tom pelted by BONAPARTR to declare war against Sweden. The advance of the French towards the frcnticrs had excited considerable alarm at Liebau, and the Merchants were busily engaged in shipping all the grain in the place for Pernan, near Riga, to prevent its falling into the bands of the enemy. The first convoy from England, consisting of 73 ships, 16 of which were Americans, had arrived out at Cronstadt, and were well received. Produce fell considerably in consequence. The last letters also announce the arrival at Cronstadt of several ships be. longing to the second convoy. A Heligoland Mail arrived this morning. The following is the only article of isarliigeoce it brings : ' • • AntooLANp, JULY v. • This week we have had, an arrird from the coast, but received no news worth mentioning, ex icept that hostilities were expected immediately to commence in the North, and that a peace between Russia and Turkey was considered as certain." • WINDSOR, JULY 12.—The Kfuo's state has varied I very little within these few days ; he occasionally has a little incrEase of fever. Yesterday afternoon the Princess of WALES arrived at the Lower Lodge, on viSi: to the Pi incessCuaat.oiTa; and alter remain ing there a few hours, left Windsor for Kensington. Yesterday, Divine Service was perlormed at Carl ton house, Deft re his Royal Highness the Parwcz REGENT, and the Household, by the Rev. F. W. Ili.ousEilo and the Rev. J. S. CLARKE. Yesterday the Loan CHANCELLOR had an audience of the PRINCE REGENT, at Carlton-house. His Royal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE is much recovered from his late indisposition.. Her Royal Highness the Princess of Waz.as en tertained a smal l party yesterday, at Kensington Palace. Viscount Causeasts entertained a select party at 'dinner yesterday, at Chelsea Farm. Saturday morning the Marquis and Marchioness ' of TAVISTOCE set OW from the Earl of HARRINGTON'S house in the Stable-yard, St. James's, with their in fant, for the north. Saturday the Earl of LIVERPOOL gave a grand dinner to a numerous party. Viscountess CASTLEREAGH on Saturday gave a grand supper to a select party of nobility, at her house in St. James's-square. The Earl of Lista entertained a numerous assem blage of nobility at dinner yesterday, as Casbiobury Paris. The Duke of -NORTRUAIHRLAITD, who has bees indisposed at Alnwick Castle, is rather better. Deseret, JOLT 12.—State of yesterday's Poll : Paws 44--Hunt 4—Total, Davis 1729, Hunt 212. Saturday the dispatches were finally closed at the East-India House, and delivered to the Purserl of the Northampton, Captain THOMAS BARKER ; and Eu. phrates, Captain P. HERSIGIT, for Bengal. Mr. Hasa. - late of the Dublin Police, who arrested Lord FINUALL, has been appointed Secretary to the new Military Board in Ireland, with a salary of ,tl3OO per annum. • The Parks were yesterday filled with company. Amongst those in carriages which attracted the notice of the spectators were, the Marchioness of SALISBURY, the Marchioness of BATH, the Duchess of BEAUFORT, Countess Cnotaroxnuay, the Mar chioness of 1-lesoronn, and the DUChelft of Sr. At.- sax:, accompanied by Lady HEATHCOII O The fancy Dress-makers are all put into requhi, tion, in consequence of the splendid Masques* which is to be given at Vauxhall, on the 20th and which, it is expected, will exceed any thing or the kind" ver seen in this kingdom. - penher consideration of 1 p o p& pill, second—Nightly o•__ of Report en Eicher' af orge se Smuggling Bill.—col *dome Bill, third—Army » Warehousing BUI—Cot 0116•Cenumittee on Canada' on Manure Carriage 6 • • consideration of Repo I,,Teleranon Ac Amendment giet abugar SPlrittse Annu Chancellor of the E - of the Privy Purse to Ma e an Inquiry into the we , bales, and South America, iCautonli in tht. West Indies eat the ,:,cape of Prhoners of TO-MORROW. gonc M ts.--Lor ging—r.Sheridan,Motion s tbeuniLieutenant of Ireland, retell WSDNDSDAY. - con .,Ateinled Debate respect •••••••=1•=1.4 lv NO LT M AJ • WILNA, MAY si ti vp* his M..jestithe EI tog a bay Grodro, where I mosau'bled there. He ha at i c sdihe Senate that he siN the only. field Marshal Count de Gud * ic or, has received his dismi 'kited on account of the state BUCHAREST,' II Admiral Tschitshatkoff, late stn arrived here some days ag d the army ; and Gen Consaiander in Chief, has r BANKS OF THE VISTUI On the 28th of May peace v, Otis and Turkey, on the san Ist 1,74, at Rutachuck. FRANKFORT, It rstreday passed through thi Pia Girard, going with hi! ay in Poland. FARLIN, JUN: All communication between Warsaw and Russia is stoppo Is East Anstalt a register is to Ales, to apply them in case of usraan.v, TM armies have both a ratios of some great at COTTEMS Amoy from Leith ar atm of his Majesty's sh KONLGSBER Cler Gazette contains tt General of Division, Co , State, Intendant-General " His Majesty the Emi satisfaction respecting the place in the requisitions foi repression of this abuse, interests r f the service ark hare in consequence the I Commissaries, &c. that it te carriages, destined fa transports, be cony arel that they pay attenti Order. It is expressly I latched to the administr ileaupie his own accol nte, the means of convey POSE! The letters rf. conv4.ca the States, which is lake ma, in Warsaw, eirzula THE ARMY. Commissioner FRAZER has gone to Portsmouth, whence he is to proceed to Gibraltar, in the TOaTOISE sloop. On the 7th inst. a detachment of the 42d Regiment landed at Portsmouth from Portugal, under the com mand of the gallant Captain Generic, of the Gre nadier Company of that very distinguished old corps, which has been three years in the Peninsula. One division of the RoyalCorn*all militia marched from the garrison of Enniikillen on the Ist instant the remainder to fellow immediately, for Castlebar, 'Westport, and BaUlna. The departure of this excel lent regiment has occasioned general regret at Er j niskillen. A detachment of the 1 kit regiment of infantry will embark atPlymouth in a few days for Gibraltar in the Ann transport, of Plymouth. Captain MILNES, of the Guards, son of Sir R. ?drums, goes out to Quebec, in a few days, in the Prometheus. He is to be Aide-du-camp to Sir ' PREVOST. A detachment of Royal Artillery embarked Portsmouth last week for Ceylon. Detachments of the Ist and 2d Hussars, King'. German Legion, embark this day at Portsmouth, for Portugal. Detachments for several Regiments, (200), al Royal African Corps, (4ro). have arrived at the Depot, at Newport, Isle of Wight, from Guernsey preparatory to thcir going to the \Vest Indies. The Walsingham packet lay at Litbon when the Marlborough packet, Butt, which arrived at Fa: mouth on Tuesday, left that port. All wa: anxiety it Lisbon respecting the issue of a battle hourly expected between General HILL and MCSS;er &LILT and DROUET. The numerical force of enemy was about WOO men more than our's, an, they had a numerous park of artillery; bnt the lents of the .English General, and the devotion of t combined forces to the common cause, would, it w confidently expected at Lisbon, insure a glorious ism The nine men of the 3d Dragoon Guards, w, were refractory at Petersfield, when on their way embark under the order; of Captain CLONE, were st tenced to receive 2CO lathes: sort n hitve had th, punidanent, the tentence of one has been commit to serve alnantd ler life, and one received only lashes, in cons;quence of si,kness. N4VAL MMLLIGENCE. FALMOUTH, JULY 10. Sailed the nince Ernest pa( kct, for Lisbon ; the Princess Charlotte packet for the Brazils—boy with mails. PLYMOUTH, JULY it. Arrived tl.e BUAMBLE schoorer from Amen SUWON, of 71 guns, from the Cape of Good lit last from Portsmouth, to be paid wages; Bovtu, guns, Admiral Sir HARRY BEIMARD NEALE, Iv the station off Brest, relievid by the SAN Juses, miral Leri Kam,. The BoyNI salutes{ the Admiral with the customary discharges, and recef. the like compliment in return. The John, of Lon , don, Gitzawr JEwsoN master, from Villa Nova Gibraltar, with a cargo of wine, nuts, and c 4. which put into this pot t for ordvs, and the transport Matilda, No. 68, of th 7 s port, Cumneo matter, from IMalta, Cagliari, and Gibraltar, with 400 French soners, are under quarantine, as are the Vicroni and Itivou, of 74 kilns each, in Cawsand Ba; Arrived also IIIeFAVOMTE, IS puns, from a trio and the ENIDEAvoing hired armed brig from Swan. Scvl LA, 18 guns, with the new brig the Fairy, at Dartmouth ; Rosa tender from Liverpool, tender from Bristol ; the Friends, BasT, fromW; Speculator, lawns, froth London, and the A JENNINGS, from Dartmouth. Sailed the HELF.NA, guns, for Cork. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 11. Arrived his Majesty's ships ELEPHANT, Fox, ARDENT, from the Downs.— Sailed the ATTACK bri, for ditto.—Wind S.W. JULY 12.--His Majesty's ship Ntesraw k appoit convoy for the coast cf Africa. Cape of Good Hope, and South America.—His Majesty's ship PROY TIIEUS is now getting under weigh with • the cur fox South America.—Sailed the lioxPaitzfc, for mouth.—His Majesty's ship Amax passed by evening with a,convoy from the Mediterranean ; sail of transports, being pia of said convoy, are ved at the Motherbauk, and are under quarank The above ships came with the VICTORIOUS man war.—The CHILDERS 8101 p of war, pierced for guns, was launched fiom his Majesty's dock-yar , this port on Thursday last, amidst the cheering immense number of spectators. She wa* bui shipwrights' apprentices.—The Hoxspun, the Captain J. PNRCY, is to gO:Otli to Lisbon to take de to the amount of £100,000; he is expected f in a few days to resume the command of her.— ; TRESIRNUOUS is shortly expected to fit for the • 1 terranean. DEAL, JULY 11.. • . • Sailed his Majesty's ship CvoN sr, for off Flushing , and the RINALDO, for the French coast,—Arrived ► Majesty's hired lugger FOLKSTONZ, from off ' ing ; and the REatfLus, with French prisoners, Portsmouth for Leith.—Wind N.E. JULY 12.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Posevrans, from off Flushing.—Sailed the COUNTESS OF JA._ cotter, with a few ships for Portsmouth.—WindN. YARMOUTH,. JULY 12. Arrived a transport, marked K. from Heligolanc 'and lauded several passengers and letters, but in ir nothing of any impor . tance ; trade still dull on . island--Basivaasa sloop, from Flushing . ; PINCHIR, from Heligoland; and the HSARTY from a refit. Sailed fax the Texel on a cruise, the Moanturro I of war.—Wind, North. St. Vincent's Casettes to the 18th of May, that the Souffriere mountain had continued _ agitated up to the 7th, but had since shewa scare& any signs of commotion. By the eruption, the I- I rivers of &atm& and Wallibon were dried up, . in their places was a wide'expinse of barren land.— The melted minerals which were dashed into the had formed a promontory which jutted out some stance ftolll the mainland, at Morns Ronde. quantity of dischayged from the crater posed to OVN twenty thissithil original balk mond& . . • . • r .7 . 7111 DISTURBED COUATIEI .- .. .+ hi, Awrreeer of the BILL for tie Potikeesttoo ache Public Pen* • ISE i s certain disturbed Counties; sad to give addlionai Poss,era • to Justices, for a limited time, for that purpose. .. , Clause i.—Arms collected for purposes dangerous to the Pub. en' :lit Peace, may be searched fee, and wig, d. 'M-1 2. Arms not secure from unlawful seizure, may be demanded re- by Warrant of the Justices, and lodged in places of security. • - S. Party may af.peal to Special or Quarter Sessiort. • pss 4. S a l on to be held every three weeks, for deciding Claims , as to Arms. , lea S . Registry of Arno to be kept, and Copies thereof male for ' rot, Lieutenancy and Quarter Session. i tar , 6. Meeting of Lieutenancy, or, if no such Meeting, of Quar. Cel- ter Session, may determine how Arms, &c. are to be dispo.td of. 7. Assemblin of persons to be warned and drilest, or for En- learning the use of arms, and all aasomtdies' for riotous or our- ' 1 rageous purposes, declated to be uolawful; and Pt none present I tr y at, or aiding unlawful Asseralles, or actine as Delegates from; i or assisting by eoutribations of money, kg unlawful purposes, _ A Gtr, _,,,._7 o f ~ 5 .4.---. O. Persons a.sembled in dancer of the Public. Peace, may be 1 S. . (rip r,ed; and those finial carrying ones iin.'er sutliciou • cu.- the l cumstances. may he &tabard, and required to give bail, and pro. I 1 G. ;coned foe a ------. i 9: Justices may, upon informaion upon oath, commit Delis gum,//cc and :vire bo &a. i I at I to. Perms c .mmitted under this Act to plead, and proceed. to trial upon the indictment being found ;oriftr al pus posed, - i i ig's to remain in cua:ody. unless hail. .d by Court. i 11. Justices may disperse uolaw As ful semblies. I,i ` o is. Justices of deta -bed and adjoining Counties to have con- the current jurisdiction in such Coun , its and 13. Off , aders maybe Indicted, if lice prosecuted, n der this Act, l 14. PersOns in custody, or on bait, at passing this Jtct , still I liable to prosecution. I Be y' 15. Enacts a penalty for pennhing unlawful Meetings. I 16. Justices, on oath of an unlawful Meeting belie held, tray i the declare the Licence of the House !minted. - s Fat. 17 Th s Act to extend to certain Counties, and others by I was Proclamation. . rimmommimmon•••• •••••.. - THE RFYEAL ow THE ORDERS Hi COMICii..— P r vie Iti IRIS the excellent letters from the Hon. H. GRAY OT 8, of , and Boston, to his relative in England, published at itif- ta- Icrent times is the Newspapers of the Nett p ,lis, the • after their contents were communicated to His Ma. vas jests's Ministers, had no doubt great weiAht in hast- ening the repeal of the obnoxious Orders in Council. rho These letters, as our rcalcrs will probably recoFect , - were calculated to give a calm and clislasstonate vies, eonof the strong disapprobation expressed by the well- ,heir wish< rs to this country in America, of the measures used above alluded to. The sentiments of this truly fg.. No ipecTahle pol:ticial, as thus exrr: sseti, were strongly - and successfuly urged by the Manufacturert of tits . cowry in tlseir la:e applications to Parliament for the repeal of the Orders in Council. '.- Mr. Ord and .. Lis relative are therefore certainly entitled to thebest thanks of the pe. pie "of both countries, for having and i made public such valuable documents. . . The Gazelle of Saturday contains tl e oTcial tl de- tilts of the progress of the Allied Artny in Si-an, the substance of which, it will be found, was cot iectly lc , ' given in our setona edition of Thursday. The of fi c al to : accounts contain no intelligence of any event subse- r P im • quent :o the capture of Salamanca by our trinps.—.. fr ' om Ship letters from Onorto, of the 2513 ult. state, that Ad- MARSIONT had ordered &WRIT to it i i him at Toro roll with the trot ps und:r his command g and that he ,iced ,had likewis:' strengthened his army by drafts from Lon. the different garrisons. It was conjectured. th it the , d French Crmarandtr would advance immediately to. I an wards Salamanca ; bat it was doubtful whether he cork, lwoald hazard a battle. The forts in that city, in- sport 1 vested by the division under Major-PeneralCi ri tt ro, from • ; l it was sapposed, must have been in our possession PT"' ,na bthe 2"di arotts I '„ • . . , The Loma' & 0V OLT, Magistrates,. and C uncil, of ' l : 'Edinburgh, have elected the Rev. Mr. AL:CCANDILE r n t c u o z a t '.l ivt uneasy, Minister of Urr, Dumfries-shoe, tii be Pro. foilt , feisor of the Hebrew and Oriental Languages in the University of Edinburgh, in room of the Rev. Dr. Ann .it vw at. MOODIE, dectas:.(l. /ales; A survey of Medical Officers v.'s held tile week !pert, before last, on General Putuair, on board the Fyan A, 18 prison•ship, in the ' Medway, in consequence.: of his having made some representation to ti e Government, that lie was treated with -undue severity and inclig- ', nod ity, by bting placed in company with the common ..• c gun- stilditrs who had the misfiatir ne to be taken prisoners of war: he also stated, Oiat his health was in so de- Dinted licate a state, that the ci nfirtement to which lie was Hope, subjected endangered his li,a. The -medical gentle. 'ROME- men having mate their survey, reported that the Gr- envoy neral was in /reefed heahh, and considering that he ir Ply- had twice ben eta his parole of honour, it is their ()pi- )), last pion that lie is placed in a much better situation than four he deserves. - e arri- . FlRE.—Thursday afternoon, a dreadful fi rs broke unine. out at the village of Glamlingay, Cambridgeshire. tan of It began at a blacksmith's shop, and for want of en. for IS ginos, and proper assistance, it consumed 23 hot i see.• 'ard at Tuesday, about three o'clock, the powder mill, rof an situated to ilie westward of Roslin, near Edinburgh, silt by blew up, by which, two of the workmen were killed, Hon. and a third was much hurt. He was cairied by the ke spe- force of the explosion about 200 yards, and Sell into I down the dam, near the mill. We have not heard how the —The accident happened. The explosion was heard at up- Medi- wards of ix miles distance. . A privateer was discovered lurking off the Dod- man on Thursday last, and chased- off the coast by a. fishing i' sloop cf war. ved has Saturday morning, about two o'clock, a hackney Flush- coach came in contact with the Earl of Ectitasioa - r's • ~ from carriage, coming from Vaughan Gardens, neer the i Asylum ; it being very dark, the pole of the hackney crime, coach was forced into the body of one of his Lord. Et.cnt ship's horses. The Noble Earl ordered the throat of idN.E. the poor animal to be cut, to put him out of hie misery. His Lordship and family walked home. The . hackney-coachman was sadly bruised and injured., golandi brings The. A rt of Penmanship has lately received Improvement, , which the wisdom of ages has not been able to 'Mc% Mr. Ca ase on tne trims, of Newcastle-street in the Strand, ha. invented a *given% Nonni, ant•rely unprecedented, by which the Art of Writing with ele• refit.-- 1 Lance, correctness, and swiftness, is taught la a few LAMM! ..... . 0 s l oop . We Vie* Mr. (,:4 , 1 It $ TAI e S ' S Plan as of nadoual killpelfeellee, lad worthy of national encourartnent. CORN-MARKET, MARILLANR, JULY IS. Thearrivals of Wheat to-day slake a ler", soppy ; the me t e , state, . very heavy ale, at a reduction en good quality sd - abo ut s s and a ti n t4 l :i m os o d ie lsv :on hi meon te pea d s a:lln w ferher tis vidados . Body Gres " ; e carc&y i wen!dsacElocanwserof. each d scription en k d eep this the:Lrk ie e . k ommi l V. i ha s. v and e Ike. is. he t e o iarg be e I 6 :::: ri qj e ar e t u er p . ptie, Ml IP, and' per quarter cheaper. Flour at late prices. land.— i CURIttINT ?RICCI AO yenta i the sea,l Us. ISO!. 148 s. stun! Tow IsOsi. ' • ' • Wbea_ tl onie di . rtne ditto, 100 s. 1555. Tick-ditto, 7Se TO& ' • Rye, s7'. 9111 s. ' - Oars 50. se.. se* • • • The Derby, 430a.110L0d. Pola nd ditto, 5'3. 511 a. i r is a su the p- vnass makomiL piss uz . , )... .. . cgs p aiver a sesseied -a tukirige.o , ll , toem. eufftse. , • Obillibirei s aillS,l . 10eikeesis . 5 - ..... r i....._..1.