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. II 1 0 . ilk, r . ,' • me'\''' , : • ._ , ~, ~ \ \0 1;,, , ,, - Ir, r J ) ~,„,,, , s itsecAinC*7,-• : 2bDis ,l4 " za°44 4a 0 , onmisimmab WEST LONDON ASSOCIATION, instituted 1827, for the RELIEF of the UNEMPLOYED and INDUS TRIOUS POOR, by supplying them with Coats and Potatoes at a reduced price during the Winter Months. THE TURF. NEWMARKET, THURAMAY NIOMT•—We subjoin the conclusion of this day's ram . _ Blotch, 100 Ab. M. Mr. Ridsdale's Trantry. Bst 71b. bear Mr. Cooke s Harold, Bst 41b. by two lengths. 2tol on the winner. Subscription Handicap Plate of MI. D.l. Lord Stradbroke's Gallopade, 4 vrs, 7st 51b Mr. Gully's ClotiMe. 4 yrs, •• Mr. H. Scott's Carmine. 3 yrs, TA 51b 6 to 4 on Gallopade, who woo in a canter by four lengths. NEWMARKET. Friday Afternoon. The following matches were made last night fvr to-morrow : Lueetta, Bst 71b, agst Hindoo, Bst 21b. A. F. 208 son. h. ft. and Corea, Oat, apt Sarcenet, est 71b, first half of AIL M. 50 son. The races this afternoon were decided as under : PATROSIIIBIL Her Royal Highness the Duchess of KENT, Her Royal Highness the Duchess of GLOUCESTER, Her Royal Highness the Princess SOPHIA. The Royal Patrons,' and the increased support which the Charity espetienced enabled the Committee last Winter to distribute 137 chaidron of Coals at ed. per bushel, and 4,540 cwt. of Potatoes at 14lb. for 51. and it is campus ed that the somber of individuals who re ceived relief amounted, during the same period, to not less than 40x000► This proves the importance of an Institution embracing exclusively articles of the first necessity. The charity Is not local; many have come more than four miles to exchange their tickets for food and fuel ; and employment has, in many cues, been added to relief. Tickets are sent monthly to subscribers, who have the advantage of velecdng their own objects, and of thus checking imposition In the first instance. The Committee refer to the recollection of the last Winter, when the poor suffered easselderably, and the funds of the charity were In consequence propordmeably reduced. The Committee trust, under these absenteeism:es, that they do not appeal in vain to the humane and benevolent public in behalf of an Institution which is sow in its fourth year, has grown up by its own merits, and promises to be per manently beneficial. The disufation will commence early in Deena bar, at the Depot in Charimetreet, Drury-lane. lhasaiptiess end donations will be thankfully received by the Trea surer, Sir George Hackett, Bart. 60, Pall.D6d ; and by Hews. Duckett, Worland', and Co. Pall. Wall. The following bees also kindly cone/sad to receive esbectipdons, •tc. via :—Moses. Cocks and Co; Messrs. Costts aad Co; (Messrs.l Drummond sad Co; Mews. Hetchard and Soo. Bookiellen, Piaer dilly; Mr. Lorr,Noskaikor, 44, Lamb's Cossibinaleas‘Prodeff *; I Mr. Nisbet, Bookarlier, Berneroareet, Oeford.street; and by the Collector, Mr. B. F. Lomas. 44, Ranelash-oirset, Plash's, or $4, Mount-street, Gresveser-sguare. ... I ... * Match 100 Imes, h. ft. T. Y. C. Duke of Richmond's Refugee, ast 71b, r••criced from M. Perren's Queen of Hearts, Bst 21b. SATURDAY EVENING, NOV. 6, 1 539. PRICE 7n. No. 13,624. Match 50 goes. b. ft. T. Y. C. Duke of Richmond's Ardelia Sat, received from Lard Oxford's f. by Whalebone, 7st. The Nursery Stakes, of 25 *ors. each, for 2yr olds. D. AL Lord Orford's Naiad, sister to Alaman. Ast 4lb Duke of Richmond's Conciliation, Bat 2lb Mr. Rogera's Spaniel 7st 1216 Mr. Hunter's c. by Gustavus—Sprie Mr. Wagstars Joan WM.; 11. t 2lb .. sto 4 agst Spaniel, and sto 2 apt Conciliation. Vino by half a length. Sweepstakes of 23 son. each. First half of Ab. M. Colonel Russell's C. by Mustachio—Orion's d. Sat. 71b Mt. Payne's f. by (lulliver—Quail. 7st. 121 b. Lord Orford's e. by Middleton—Bartonia, 7st. 121 b. Won cleverly by a leap% Match 100 son. T. Q. C. fist.slb. each. Mr. Thornhill's Merchant. Set. Sir M. Wood's Bask, Sat. 81b. -Marsh 1110 -- Li Vaginas. iss•-- Works published dating the week by Low:maw, Rms. Oassa. &sown, and Gams. 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The possellog Volumes of the Cake Cictra ore-- IL XL—Hbtory of Muldme Discovery. V I. and 11. X.—History of the Netherlands. By T. C. Grattan. IL—Ootilses of History. I Vol. VIIL—Mr Janie. Mackintosh's History of Eogiand. Vol L I. IV.—}Datory of Scotland, 5 vols. By Sir Walter Scott. lll.—Domestic Economy. By M. Dooovas, Esq. Vol. I. V.—Mechanics. By Capt. H. Hater and Dr. Ladner. Vl.—Lbes of British Lawyers. By H. Roscoe, Esq. Vll.—Cities sod Towns of the Worklot vols. Vol. I. To be published. Dec. I—HISTORY of the WESTERN WORLD, s vols. Vol. 1.....UN1ZED STATES of AMERICA. .. I list 21b 1 BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Olt,. Joint, Chimell-etreet. Finsbury, licensed victualler. BA NKRUPT& Ban, Wa.uou. Noble -street, Qty, koonseager, to earrestcler Nov. 12. at throe, 12, and Dee. 17. at two, at the Court of Comeicliehis.._ ere. Attorney, Mr. George Ashley, Lord Mayor's Cows Ogee. Royal &change. Moursern, Rosner Moose -street, Chelsea, merchant, Nev. 12. St three, 10, and D ec. 17. at two, at the Court of Commissioner.. At torney, Mr. Crawford, Lineolo.'s Inn.fields. Mateo, Guam; Watling-etreet.tallow chandler. Nov. tit, at thaw 19. and Dee. 17, at two, at the Court of Comouseloners. Atm. Messrs. Young and Vathap, Sc. Mildred's-court, Poultry. KOZO. ROUST and Lams, Joust, Ipswich, Suffolk, tea dealers, Nov, 12,19, and Ike. 17, at eleven, at the (kart of Qunminioners. 111. torney; Mr. Bolton, Ausdo-friars. Trump Tomos. Birmingham, hatter, Nov. 12,19, and Dee. 17. eleven, et the Court of Coasasissionen Attorney, Mr. Hyde, 110. place, Holborn. Scarvax, Brffoaa, Chiteedoo-11q1MIN, ODIUM! NOV. 12 , at two, 19, surd Der 17, at eleven. at the Court of Coaadasisoers. Attorneys. Sierra Mayhew and Johnston, Carey-street, Locates lon. pram. Wawa, Old.street, Sc. Luke's, eons de a l er . N ov . 12 . 19 , at twelve, and nee. 17, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney. Mr. Smith, Charterhouse-square. litmus JOWL Upper aaptoo, carpenter, Nov. 12, a t twelve, 19, at eleven, and Dec. 17, at one, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorneys, Messrs. Sutcliffe and Birch, New Bridge-street, Bars. PaNswah I . ti. R. T.I;:C. ... 1 -2 or 10 sows. each. - R.M. Mr. P. The Gawrey Lard Idao's f. by Centaur 31 r. Stopslseves'a Tbs Fairy Mr. Goddard's Mulish Book Mr. &solay's Glamoryian Mr. Mills's ato .. I _ WILLIAM NELL. Elm Boastary. 14, Waterloo-pine. N0v.5,1830. M :s WORKS NEARLY READY FOR PUBLICATION. h 2 vals. eve. Won by a neek. Audloy Zed Stake of 30 son. each. Lard William's Albert Duke of Auditors =7 Duke of Itutlaud's Mr. Thornitill's Merehout Lord Worearta's Coulon .. u TEE LIFE OF MRS. JORDAN, Including original Private Correspendeace, end mama Anew. dotes ot her Campers:les, by JAIEII BOADEN, Esq. Author of 46 The Lite at Kemble 1^ with a line Portrait. THE ROMANCE OF HISTORY, 3d Seriee—France, by Leitch Ritchie, 3 vote. - Woo any. 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Nzwana Fara, Nov.l.—The agricultural state of the country may be generally estimated by the fairs; and if this be a true criterion, it must be admitted that our fair was evidence of great depression. The beast market was as full as we have seen :it of late years, and early in the morning it was brisk in male, although not good in prices. The grazier, or fades of fat stock, will be a considerable loser. The number of sheep penned mended that of several preceding fairs, end but few sales was comparatively effected. and many rotten sheep were offered for sale. Pigs continue low. The horse fair, in quantity, was good, in quality eery infer; middling bones fetched their mice, but all others were a drug. The corn markets maintained the level of Irm week. Wheat, 6bs to 71e; do. new, 63s to 68s ; barley, new, 3.ts to 42s ; oats, 2bs to 29. ; do. sew, 21s to 26s ; beans, 39s to 445. NOT TINIGICAJC. OCT. 30.—The markets are both alive in the supply and in the demand. Notwithstanding the foreign supplies, the prices maintain their height, oar do they vary generally in any species of grain. Wheats, both red and white, are in demand. Barley is fully in re ;tat,Oats, old sad new, dad ready sale. Currency as under .-- 64s to 71s; barley, new, 36s to 46s ; oats, —a to 304; testa, new, 291 to 275; bean o --e to 46e. ItZTTOILIh OCT. 30.—The attendance at the market this day was more numerous than it has been foil several weeks. and a cones rozien=alttrieta kin prices ds Grain Grai some Lwas exhibited.G instances, 8d l o o o a d d s heat in td. vane* was obtained ; samples were somewhat cheaper, avera ging ken Vs to Us Id per load. Old wheat is °scorning scarce, and without it is tolerably pod, is not in great demand. Good malting barley is very scarce, and may be quoted full 2s. per qr dearer, the market closing with a very firm appearance; some few samples of Nor. folk was show* but this article is said to be not very Mentiful Lauda.. ibis part dabs gentry has hem Welly supplied hem thence in former years, its qty den as NORM for the advance of prices in our own mime. Way foegrin ding is uncommonly scene, so much so, as to ban mated a rise of feom Is tole per gr. In the price of oats we Gimmie gun any material situation, though it is said interior panels an vain iisaper, and good on am a shade higher. Good rye and hintiosen are bon man% sad more money is demanded, but we ebb& ass gum* complied with. Beene and peas are nearly the same n Ger hot wish's currency; but the former article, Utley, is in gmater mad, and a little mom messy has been obtained. 'tiniest, good 24e a lls Sd per leads do middling 22s to 1316 d do ; barley. malting Messes ”tqr ; do grindlig Ins to 32s do; eats, X 1 26. 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No. 16 (to be con tinued every Two Months, alternately with the GettleDtell Magasine), peke se. Id. PROM THE LONDON GAIZETTA No% LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, Nov. 4. Notice is hereby given, that his Majesty will hold a Levee at St. James's Palace, on Wednesday next, 10th Instant, at two o'clock. 112OULATION2 TO 32 012212,ViD AT TH2 11321 . 2 LI•IE AT IT. Melee PALA,CI. The noblemen and gentlemen who propose to attend the- levee to be h e ld ossWednesday next, 10th of November, are espestel M bring with them two cards with their names thereon written, sax to bib* yids the King's Page in attendance in the Presence Chamber, and the other to be delivered to the Lord in Waiting, who will anemias the mane to his Majesty. And those gentlemen who are to be poseented ate hereby informed, it is absolutely necessary that their name, with the eon of the gentleman who is to present them (not the Lied It Woking), shoal be sent in to the Lord Chamberlain's•oface beim twain Abel on Monday next, the Bth inst. in order that they may be aslmitled fir the King's ap it being his Majesty's command Chet no presents. tion shall be made at the levee but in conformity with the above regulations; and further, that no person shall be admitted, on any pretence whatever, who has not been so presented. lt is particularly requested that gentlemen who aps to be presented at the levee will have their names distinctly written up the card de. livered to the Load in Waiting , in order that there may b e a no mistake in announcing them to the King. The state apartments will not be open for the reception of comp a ny coming to Court until half.past one o'clock. ST. JAMES'S PALACE, Nov. 3. Tbis day Count Saint Martin d'Aglie, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from the king of Sardinia, bad an audience of his Majesty, to deliver a letter from his Sovereign ; and Louie M'Lsne, En. Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from the United States of America, had an audience of his Majesty, to deliver his new credentials. They were also presented to his Majesty. FOREIGN OFFICE , Nov. 3. The King has been_ graciously pleased to appoint George William Chad, Esq. (late his Majesty:. Minister Pkni dory to the Diet at Frankfort) to be his Majest y 'a Envoy Estraotdinary and Minister Ple nipotentiary to the King of Prussia. The King has also been graciously pleased to appoint Thomas Cart wright, Esq. (now Secretary to his Majesty's Embassy at the Hague) to be his Majesty's Minister Plenipotentiary to the Diet at Frankfort. The King has also been graciously pleased to appoint George Hamilton Seymour, Esq. (now Secretary to his Majesty's Embassy at Constautinopk) to be his Majesty's Minister Resident to the Grand Duke of Tommy. The King has also been graciously pleased to appoint Lord William Herere (sometime steadied to his Majesty's Embassy Vicuna), to be Secretary to Ids Majesty's Legation at %Jidda. Ceassinisee by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Suffolk. Ewe &Wolk aquavit' of Militia—Charles Rudston Wood. Gent. so M Ilbesiso. West Stalk ieglaseet—Oneil &grave, Esq. to ISO . Captain ; Jobs Hoary lleigliest, Gent. to be ditto. • Viowaseldds Is the is Regiment d Ostertlebir• Yeehteory •Cevilry. :Corset Ileasei Field to be lieutenant, Mr* St. Jelin ; the Homer ebb Winos Henry /poser to be Corsets vise Looker Charlis. Webb, Gest. to be ditto, vies Add, pkinotedi Gawk' cask Pm', Gast. to be Serpa', des George Odes, mo. - • • • The Gazette also contains Addresses from the Noblemeu, Free. * fielders, Justices of the Peace. and Commissioners of Supply, of the County of Argyll; the High Sherif, Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, DIVIDENDL Nov. go, 0. Paper, Greek wren, Soho, drapes, as ten, at deo Cent of Coveaelselonere—Dee. X, E. Taylee, Bond's NUN, &one bane. Gloseestaddre„ dodder, at twelve. at the Caere of Coss adadgmero—Nou. se, R. Pack Ilkshelletreet, 4314-etreet, back maker, at twelve, at the Court of Cownsiseienere.-Nov. 30, J. Da. whoa and C. Goldsmith-street, eilk.vieshetiewm, et tea, at the Court o Cornmiesionere—Nov. 26, IL - Roes, iiesealan Cone- house, merchant, at eleven, at the Couit of Commilasionas—.Nov. so, T. Temkin% J. Buckler, and F. Thomas, Paekres-court, Coleman. strut, Blackwell-hall.factars, at eleven, at the Court of Commission ers—Dec. 6, A. Guy, Chippenham, Wiltshire, mooey.sesivener, at eleven, at the White 'Aso Inn, Bath—Dec. & Hasishaw, Liverp ool * math-proprieter at the office of W. Made, solicitor,Liverpool—. Dec. 9, J. Tarbnck, Liverpool, stone-mason, at one, at the Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool—Dec. 3, J. Pollard, Newastle.upos.Tyne, mer chant, at eleven, at the George Inn, Newesstle-upeo-Tyne—Dee. 1, E. Knight and J. Wilkinson, Great Horton, Yorkshire. worsted. spinners, at twelve, at the Sun lon, Bradford—Dec. 16, H. Spriggs, Leicester, brace-manufacturer, at ten—Nov. 37, W. Giles, Stokesrow, Onfoeashree, timber-dealer, at eleven, at the Upper Ship Inn, Reading, Berkshire—Nov. 26, J. Stevens, Birminghem, grew, at ten, at W il day's Royal Hotel, Birmingham—Dec. 1, E. Eyre, Shef field, merchant, at 11, at the office of Mr. Branson, Sheffield—Nov. 30, J. johnson,Msnehester,drapet, at two, at the Albion Hotel, Manchester —Nov. 29, J. Lowe, Manchester, oil-merchant, at nine, at the Al. Bien Hotel, Manchester—Dec. 7, E. Robson, South Shields, boat. Nov, 2, J. T. Haslop, Bury St. Edmund's, Suffolk, saddler, at eleven, at the Bell Inn, Bury St. Edmunds—Dee. 6, G. F. Srphtom , lava. pool, iron-merchant, at one, at the Clerandon-buildinp, Liverpool —Dec. 10, S. Charles, Li ship-chandler, at one, at the Clommdell Rooms, . G. Caner, G. Naylor, and J. Hamall, Whitchurch, p, bankers, at ten, at the White Len he, Whitchurch. CERTIFICATES—Nov. 26. ---- - - - R. T. Pitts, Aylsham, Norfolk, avocet —T. MUlgate, Friday-street, Manchester, warebooseman—fl. P. Ammon, Prospect-place, 014 Kent-road, Camberwell, plumber—N. Hedge. Colchester, Bens, watchmaker -C. P. Pitman, Buteherball-lane, stadoner—J. Bullock, Festherstone.street, St. Luke. ironmonger—G. Phipps, Morton-ia. Marsh, Gloucestershire, victualler. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Balfour and T. Buchanan, Leith, corn factors—J. Randall and W. H. Randall, London-wall, tailors—O. B. Robinisa and 0. Middleton, Cross-lane, tit. Mary-at-Hill, coal farms. Jr T. Knight and M. Knight, Briaport, Doreetehim, sail cloth Clown and W. T. Lambert, Lowndes.terrace, Knightabillp, wine merchants-0. Dodds and J. Brunt, Nottingham. saleseass.... J. Goadsby and Co. so ' far s& J. Hill and J. Bartow, Man. cheater, fustian shearers—S. soniur, and 0. Rasdif, BM= gate, fishmongers—J. Learlhouer and Co. so far as regards W. rhos, Manchester, cabinet makers—T. Sunman and T. Holdkit, Ouodk, Northamptonshire, P. Machos= and Co. so far as relates to S. S. !Mathews., natal Castle Bridge-End Mill, Start firth, Yorkshire, lax splatters—J.. %Vivian& and J. Colley, Brune- Wish Mews, smiths—W. Evans and J. Williams, Pontypool. Usu. lanatknbirr, grocers—N. Samuel and W. Keel* Providence -row, 'Bhushu-square, printers—ft Howlett sad J. Lawrie, Frederick ,lN Beauvoir Tarn, Xisplead-vad, retail brewers-0. Kaman and Pam. WattLetsart, Chimpublo, silk warehousemen—W. and Ti‘ft kaallas _Bomb whhalmithe—J. Jenkins sod Oa. Obigstow, Mainostildtko-4. is aid Co. Lancalt ik st eva ms. walitterem-11. Hall 'and 2. lariSys; Omatn e a g utesawast, Attorneys—J. Drew and C o . as fir se relay II R. Heyomd, turnip!' hill, Cky, wholesale druggiste--K. J. Ouliertiell and T. Osobi, rema. does•owart,. Lothbury, both proprletorem.W. nowise and A. M. met Calmat, carpet manufacturers...A. Pivionser and J. Par. TOlres Corawall,_psper manurneturers—T. Leigh Sad .Cheihink formers— W. Williams* and D. Dirviso l DolgaßY,. rtoweishire, drapers—G. Tardarw sad •ll. A. Bkat ie r be r n Sr: nwrikantO-0. Sex, junior, and I Iletrd.iweet, job masters—L Boesky Maley, bTilitialield, Cbsiliss, dyers. Lamour, OCT. 210.—Our market to-day was brisk, and thdtmand oseasioned an advance upon grain generally. Wheat full 21 per qr. Barley was in request, and sold ruddy at an advance of from I s t o ffe I I per qr. Oats hand ready purchasers at an advance of is per qr. Besse were le per qt. higher. Rye, although sougitt after, declined. Currency as follows s—Wleset, red, Ns toff& ; ditto, white 60s to 70e ; barley 30s to ; oats Ms to lass beans Ms to Ms. Coax-Rxcnartoa, AIANCRISTIS, OCT. 30.--The nom trade has bees steady during tbe present week, and a trifling improvement of price has been reali. At this day's market we had a fair attendance of minors and cosany dealers. The best descriptions of dry Eaglish and Id& wheat wan take by the millers at a small advance in price ; fee old beige was likewise in good demand, at a little above last week's vices. Having very little fine malt at market, such quAltoes, either old or new, are ready We at the quotations. Flour of every ds •seriptiest is Is. to 9e. per each dearer. • Wheat, be white, The to Meld; Ditto, red, 72 to 76 per quarter. Bieley. Sae melds., 41 to Ms MI per quarter. Malt (Notts), fine, 4as to Ms per 'load of six bumbell. Fleur ( Notts), fine, 52e to 63s ; Ditto, surdas, Ms es loge per sack. Beans, old, 44s to 47r per gamer. Nswcarrutrorox-Tswet, OCT. W.—There was about the usual supply of Wheat floss our hems to-day, for which we had a lively de. sand, and the whole was readily dared of at an advance of 4s. to 34. per qr. Our supply of Ws is regular, and we note no change in price from last week. Nearly all the late snivels of Barley are Chart dof both this and the bedevilled market, and 41s. hes been made for a tine EareeL Malt hin good demeed. No Seib& Rye caving. Few Beane or Peas at market. trim expected highev.—What, Norfolk and balk Ws to Ms; barley, malting Ms to 4b; grinding Ms to als ; malt 111 b. to ; beans 40e to 41s ; Oats 34s to 364 ; Flour, (per sack) Ms. *Ms. The fair of Mikes held as Thursday, presented a large supply of sleek, owing in a great measure to the landlord's premiss the tenantry, as used for rent at this Beason of the yam With few eneeptises. nearly the entire stock *ere hives home at an early hour, there Wag so di mmed. The fair was see of the worst remembered far some time in been.—Tipporery Prow Press. y the lief& few this year was held. The town was crowded site strangers. In the/aide market them El some lots of visas bombs and heifers; the p r ic es offered not tastier than IL is. to 11. lb. 111. pee cwt. th e greater number were out unsold. We understand that light cows sold under the above prices. The sheep fair was thin, and store wale:Timid stns. to Ms. which psalm comitleeed high, and few sales were effected. rigs advanced in price. Horses were numerous--the description MdMmaat, and &de doing. The trading l. people complain bitterly of scarcity of messy. —ilrogke/a Journa The October fair of Ardor, held on Moseley, presented to the visloo of Faders, butchers, jobbers, Om a vast amek of cattle, hem the lewdly bullock down to the humble mountain sheep, the greater pedalo of which cheesed sides. Ewes were of a more remunerating sbasseter than bad been generally aatiel pared on account of the depression hi w ag neighbouring thirs.—lbid. SlitswnEctt•— o Satu r day bast, tbs brig Union, of Leith, Jamei Robertsoo, master, with a cargo of iron, from Cardiff to Leith, sprung a leak off St. Able' Head. and soon after went down. do rapidly did the water gain upon the vessel, that the crew had only time to launch the boat and get into it. The men were expend to a heavy gale and sea for sixteen haus, when they were fortnestely picked up by the Alfred, whaler. of Hull. and corned to that pert- EZNERAL AVERAGE PRICE OP BRITIS' 'CORN. (wain somas nonmoving _ • Per die Week ended Oct. 1111, 1111141, node Y frees the Reeleffle of the Isereeters in indifferent odes and Tenn in Isgbad ash Wale% Inoperial General Weekly Average. •• Whist... els. *L Oats .. Ms. Md. Beans— 35.. ed. Barley .. en I . lad. Eye ... No Id. I Peso .. 41a. N. Aggregate Average of as Weeks which govern poop • Wheat.. OM N. Vats.. no fli t Beams.. Hs. led. f . Bailey .. 35.. Id. Rye.— Us. 114. Pen ....410. tie ' P ICE OF SUGA . The Annie Pare of assent er II unernse Sena. canfineil from the Returns models the Week ending the Ili day of November, 1e n. Is en 101 d. per cwt. mender of the Duties of entems paid or payable thereon es as toporsatis• thus( kW Gres Briton.