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adopted, the amendment would also. Dornibitie salt he-considered as proper a subject of taxation as whis key. Whiskey is made of grain, which is produced by great labour, but salt comes from the spontaneous g if t of nature. The materials cost nothing. He would rather lay a direct tax, that the taxes should be paid according to property, than lay any of these internal•taxes. . They have destroyed one administra tion, and may another. Mr. Kunio spoke against Stanford's amendment. Mr. Snit , / said he should vote for none of these rates till there was an absolute necessity for them. Mr. iiii Ac oe was in favour of the amendment, if the reso lution past—to that he should ever be opposed. Mr. p o ne was in favour of the Resolution and against the Amendment. Mr.CALHOLIN told them that taxes could be laid only by a spirit of conciliation : if Gen- I, Ilan& o pposed each other, in different Sections of she Union, on account of their supposed inequality, I non e would be Lid. Mr. GRUNDY asked, who paid the Tonnage Duties ? a few owners of vessels : yet the Gentlemen who oppose the Salt Tax made no ob jection on that account. Mr. WIDGERY said he per ceived that some of the warmest advocates of war were the coldest supporters of taxes, if they affected their Constituents. After two or three hours debate and recrimination the ayes and noes were taken on the amendment.— Ayes 22, Noes 96. They were then taken on the Resolution—Ayes 57, Noes 60 : thus the most fit subject of taxation was thrown aside. The. whiskey tax came next. Mr. SEYBERT said be could not sit still after the vote just given. The expected war was in support of honour, independence, and agriculture, not merely commerce • it is not to be supported entirely nor mostly by the !Atlantic and Commercial parr of the country. The vote just past would explain his reasons for saying No to the whiskey tax, to many others, probably to all of them. The House adjourned till Monday. The 100:per cent. additional duty on imposts, passed yesterday, ;1 to 40. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. MONDAY, APRIL 6. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS OAT AT ONE A•CLOCK s per Ct. Cons. fur money 59t;—Do, for acc. 59/ a per Ct. Reduced (10 ex. div. 581-4 per Cent. 74 sper Ct. —5 per Ct. Scrip 4 pre.—Bonds 9s. 105. pre. Etch. Bills as. ss. pree—Ditto (341.) Dispatches were yest*rday received at the Admi ralty fsom.Sit RICHARD STRACHAN, brought to Deal on SaiordaY by ib.e MARY cotter, which left Sir lettantes fleet on Friday night, at eight o'clock, all well, at anchor off West Capel, S.E. S. about eight leagues, The fleet consists of the following ships cf the line : ST. DOMINGO, ROYAL OAK, MARLBOROUGH, ELEPHANT, ABOUKIR, Notice, and TREMENDOUS. Sir RICHARD anchored his fleet the morning after he left the Downs, and the MARY went that day to receive the report from a reconnoitring %of:el, which, however, had not been effected owing to the thickness of the weather. On her making sail in shore she perceived three boats, which she chased ; but, unfor tunately, in chase, lost her bowsprit, which prevented her capturing either of these boats. They were evi dently the watch-boats of the enemy, set to watch the movements of our fleet. The MARY having delivered her dispatches, sailed again , immediately, without an• choring, and proceeded to join Sir R. STILLMAN'S fleet. Admiral DURHAM arrived off Ushant the 23d ult. with t!le VENERABLE, ELIZABETH, CUMBERLAND, and PLANTAGENET, of the line, and OSPREY and,ComET sloops of war, and made sail to the S. W. to look after the French squadron. Cortmna Papers to the 30th ult. arrived in town this morning. With the exception of a repetition of the report that the French were leaving Spain in all directions ) they contain littk intelligence of import ance. The patriotic Guerillas have been successful in several siirrnishes with the Juramentados--the name given to King JosErri's Guerilla. Saturday we noticed the arrival of two vessels from America, and this morning we have been favou red with files of New. York and Washington Papers, the former of the 29th February, and the latter of the 4th Mar c h. Th e proceedings of the Rouse of Re, presentatives which are detailed hi our columns of . 4)- (4, although they drew a disposition to concede to zorre of the propositions 5.f the democratic party, to raise a fund (Or carrying on the war, yet do 'not evince a continuance of that spirit of hostility to this country which lately prevailed. The new taxes, when they begin to operate, will have a due effect in allay- i ing the auimosities of the popular party in America. By the Washington official Paper of the 29th Fe- 1 bruary, w e l earn, that several resolutions for levying 1 additional duties, have been thrown out, on the f gtennd of the great difference of opinion which- now prevail, both in and out of Congress, en the subject nt war with Great Britain. The Editor of the Na tional Intelligencer, who is of course Mr. MADISON'S organ on the occasion, talks loudly of the inconsis tency of the first resolving upon war, and then reusing the nesessary supplies. In the same paper we find it admitted, that there is a prospect of an amicable adjustment of the dis putes between America and Great Britain. The Constitution frigate arrived at Norfolk on the' 20th . Febr uary', in 40 days, from France, with dis- Patches, which are openly stated to be of an unfa rourable nature. Mr. BAntotv still complains, and with abund4 ut reason, of the condemnation of Ame %can vessels in French ports.. The generalairee"f the intelligence from Amerea is pacific. ) liftE RING. 1l dYlt .12'1 cI~IVG'~. Saturday, being the day when the Quit:laity Re port of the state of the Km's malady is to . be made by the Queen's Council to the Privy Council, all the Members attended at Windsor, and after receiving the testimony of the Physicians, made up the Report, the substance of which we understood to be, that his Majesty's bodily health is as good as it haf been at any former period of the complaint, that his.men tal health is as much deranged as it has been at any time ; that none of the Phyicians expect that his Ma- jesty will recover, yet none of them entirely and ab solutely despair.'i The two Archbishops, the LORD CHANCELLOR, Lord ELLENDOROUGH, and Sir WILLIAM GRANT, went over to the Castle, and saw the KING in his apartment, when they had an opportunity.of verify ing, by their own observation, the account of the Phy .sicians. FALMOI 4 H, APRIL • L - • • Arrived his Majesty's ship Sexteureffrom Ply mouth. bound to Corunna ; had a transiOrt brig in company, but parted from her this morning in thick weather. Arrived the brig Regulator from Alicant, last from Gibraltar, in 4.8 days ; she is in a very leaky state, and her mists are sprung. TORBAY, APRIL S. Sailed his Majesty's ships BOYNE, for Plymouth ; and the VENGEUR, HANNIBAL, and FAWN, for oft Cherburgh. PLYMOUTH, APRIL 4. Arrived the bus frigate with two transports, from Corunna, with French prisoners. Sailed the PutEss frigate for Portsmouth, and the &CRAMS for Malta. Came in the Betsey, Him, from Nantz for Boston. detained by his Majesty's ships NERMEN and MEDUSA. Came in the DIANA from a cruise ; and the YORK Man of war from the Mediterranean and Gibraltar ; her convoy are much dispersed, some of them are supposed to have gone for Ireland. Arrived the PA.. ItAcox• from Malta—sailed Ist January on her passage down to Gibraltar; saw six sail of vessels taken by a French privateer.—Wind N. E. PORTSMOUTA, APRIL 4. Arrived his Majesty's ship THRACIAN from a cruise. Sailed the DERWENT for ditto. His Majesty'; ships ROVER and GANYMEDE are released from quarantine. Passed by for the Downs the HALCYON. APRIL 5. The YORK (71) convoy, from Gibraltar, has ar rived here, after a most tremendous passage of 45 days. The YORK separated from the fleet on the 3d instant, and went into Plymouth.—Nos. 206 Ge neral Greenfield transport, Captain SHORT; 79, Wil liam, Captain WELFORD ; 197, Eliza, —; 138, .Alonzo, —; 264, Laisna, —; 161, Albion, DODD ; 209, Mary, —.-- ; Sareh t BUTRESS ; Dawn, CorELANn ; Pomona, TUCKER ; LEWINTON ; Aurora, CARR, but is under quarantine, though from Surinam, having, on her outward-bound voyage, touched at Gibraltar ; a part have proceeded on for the River, under convoy of his Majesty's ship Ale. ' NENE. This fleet consisted of 50 sail when they left Gibraltar, and the rest are separated ; particulars of some are as follows :—The Charles, Sarah, and Navi gator, patted company about a fortnight ago. The Rock, Capt. JACKSON, was spoke on Thursday last, off Scilly, with loss of her rudder, and other damage.-1 The Three Sisters, Captain CRosswoon, also sepa.' rated about a fortnight ago; and but the above few are yet arrived here out of the fleet that left Gibraltar. The Argo, Capt. WALKER, bound to the South Seas, l is arrived from the Downs, as is the Friends, Captain SalteurNsoN. The Douglas, EVAN, ; and the Friend ship outward-bound West Indiamen, are passed on wards for the Downs.—Wind.S. S..E. The Semler, Capt. aids, arrived hire on Thurs .day evening. She had accompanied the West-India convoy as far as the westward of Cape Finnisterre, and left them all well on the 18th, proceedin g on their voyage.—The Marquis Wellesley, from Hull, had been run down in the night by some ship unknown ; by this accident she lost hermain andmizentop-masts, and was taken under the protectiop of the &Irma, who assisted her to repair her damages, and she then proceeded on her voyage with the convoy. The SPITFIRE fell in with the East Indiamen under convoy of the THEBAN, in long. 10. when she was informed that the enemy had escaped from L'Orient, which was the only information she obtained respect •iag them, until her arrival at Spithead. DEAL, APRIL 5. Yesterday arrived the MARY cutter from Sir RICHARD Srmactrates Fleet, and sailed again imnle diately ; also arrived in the Dowas, the PRINCE OF WALES man of war, from Sheerness. Sailed yes terday, the whole of the outward-bound, under convoy of his Majesty's ships RAPID and SpeeetAton ; to call at Portsmouth.—His Majesty's ship VIPER has a sig. nal to the Westward. Sailed the Mittens sloop on a cruize.—Wind S. E. YARMOUTH, APRIL s. Arrived, the KING GEORGE, from off the Texel, and sailed again to the southward. Sailed, the Bins TOSIART and BLAZER, for Heligoland ; the PORTIA . sloop on a cruize ; the CENSOR gun brig, for the Note ; and the BRITISH FAIR cutter, with the Mary, BUTCHER, with goods, for Plymouth. Remain in the Roads, the SOLEBAY, Vice-Admiral MURRAY ; Baussts gun-brig ; and the ALRAN and ANACREON cutters.—Wind N.E. WINDSOR, APRIL 4.—Yesterday afternoon, about four o'clock, the Duke of CLARENCE returned here from Maidenhead, accompanied by two of the Mas tersFazadiazucE ; his Royal Highness, after paying his respects to the QUEEN and PRINCESSES, set off, ac companied by his children, for Bushy. Friday, the Catholic Delegates, and their Secre tary, EDWARD HAY, Esq. sailed from Dublin to England., We are sorry to learn, that Admiral Sir SYDNEY Spam is dangerously ill. His complaint is a low fever, which ,for a long time has preyed upon his constitution. The Board of Trade, in conformity to the wishes expressed by a Committee of Merchants, have it in contemplation to permit licences to I:be issued for the ports of Hamburgh and Tonningen, on similar conditions to those recently granted for the ports of France. BARON GERAMIL—We congratulate the country upon the expulsion of this whiLfered parasite from our shores. Ministers are now exerting themselves in real earnest to rid the country of some of its hea viest afflictions, and they deserve the applause cf every true-born Englishman. The miscreant who has now taken his departure for the more congenial climate of the French Empire, is a German Jew, who having married the languishing widow of an Hun. garian Baron, assumed, with unparalleled effron tery, the title of her , husband. Baron GERAMB alledges that he had proposed to engage twenty four thousand Croat troops in the service of Eng land, a proposal which he pretends to have considered as favourably received by our ministers abrind, be cause they (Mr. BATHURST, General OAKES, and Mr. HENRY WELLESLEY, to whom he appeals) did not he sitate to grant him passports, to enable him to prose cute his journey to England, for the purpose of sub mitting his plan to the War Department. For this service his charges are as follow :—Journey from London to CadiA £250 ; Establishment in London, twenty-two months, at £2OO per month, £4400; — Return to . Hungary, £'7oo.—Total, £5350. The Baron, it seems, while the officers were besieging his leastle, told them he had 2001bs of gunpowder in his house, and, if they persevered, he would blow up himself and that together ; but finding them not to be intimidated, he surrendered himself with the meekness of lamb. The Baron, it is said, has had uncommon success in certain gaming houses in the neLhbourhoud of St. James's. On Saturday last the dispatches for Madras and Bengal, by the ships City of London, Lord Keith, Ann, Indus, Sir William Beasley, Harriet, and So vereign, were finally closed at the East India House, and delivered to their respective Pursers. LIST OF PASSENGERS. Pea SHIP CITY or LONDON.—For Bengal—Mr. John Butler, and family, Thomas Baker, Fret Mariner; Mary Anne Dickson, Jane Chadwicke, Arabella Chadwicke, Elizabeth Chadwicke, Laura Chase, Alexander Navine, John Lumsden 'farvet, Free Mariner; Samuel Couhhard, Lieutenant; Henry Medland, Cadet.—For Madras-2'dr. Henry Hawes Harrington, Martha Harrington, Thomas Louth Harrington, Fanny Harrington, Na tive; Sophia Harrington, ditto; Emma Patrick, Mr. Thomas Bradbury, Assistint Surgeon ; Mr. Thomas Guy Babington, Writer; Mr. Henry Mincbin Pigou, ditto; Mr. John Turing, Senior Merchant; Mr. George Burton, Native; Dorothea Met- I calf,David Ogelvy. Assistant Surgeon ; Robert Dormer, Cadet. Pea Slur I N ovs.—For Bengal—Mr. J. Richard Dyer, Na t i ve • I Mr. John Cayley, Writer; Amelia Goodlad, M ar y Goodlad , Esther Pearce, Richard Russell Kemp, Cadet.—For Madr as -- I Richard Jebb, Banister; Marianne Jebb, Emma Johnson. p— • 'Erome, Lieutenant tat Ceylon Regiment; kraal', Elwin Julius Johnson, Cadet. Pea Slur Loan KLITH.—For Bengal—Lavinia Evelina Hitchcock, Native; Mr. Jobe Owen, .Captain; James Lock,- 1 Portfait Painter; William Gordon, Free Mariner; Janes Cock- barn, Native ; Charles Renny, Assistant Surgeon; Miss Mary •Mylane, Anne Mylane, Margaret Brodie., Native; Mr. Thontu Wooding, Native.—For Madras.—Jane Eliz. Spry, Emma Spry, „Nathaniel Forbes, Lieutenant-Colonel; Miss Sophia Forbes, •Mrs. Hannah Puget, Miss Hannah Pulft, William Puget, Strattthan' Puget, Ann Baiter, Samuel James.—For Madeira— Mr. William Grace, Michael Ca•anas. Nit Sass SOYEKtioN.—For Bengal--Marg. Bruce Hoarse,, ....au vs.r... • Mary Dennisi, Native; Mary Ann Dennis, , Janet Fr ances D en . sass, Edtvin Proctor'Denniss. Richard Carr Glynn, Writer; Henry William Holihouse, Writer; Anthony Dickson, Mary I Thornton, Native; Robert Walker, Writer; George Coop er , I Captain ; Jane Cooper, George Louis Cooper, Jane Munn, Maria IStone, Naar* ; Mary Ann Robertson, Mary Finals Davidson; Charles Marsha, Cadet, Patrick Bellew Fittom, George 'lwem low.—For Orylon, via Tort St. George—John Kane, Lieutenant I Royal Artillerty, aid his Lidy.--For Madras—Sarah Kirchhoffer, Lewis Raphael, Native. Pea SHIP HazazeT.For Bengal—Anna Maria Pbntagent Meld, Robert Parry Nisbet, Writer; John Ferguson- Baton, Na tive; Mary Blake, Wiliam Powney Blake, Henry Creighton, Writer; Edward Studd, Free Mariner; Henry Menke, Cadet.— For Madras—Henry King, Assistant Surgeon; John George Mason, Writer; Edward Dickson, and Thomas Walters, Cadets. PEA heir am WILLIAM Ben strr.—Aleacuider Dobie Free Mariner.—For Madras—Hannah Skipp,.George Philips, Writer; Charlotte Brown, Lieutenant Richard Greatkearl Wllson , and his Lady. Pea Sure Amt For Fort St. George—Mr. George Hrnit atm, As Mize Thompson, proossibg with Mr. .0. Hewitson, Mr. llama Dobbin, Native;- Clldellitt Hewitson, Cadet. ' 41" , r • 'two of the ages of 52 and 64, were hanged ' Excellent and ilesisicial Chances, 26, Cornhill.—.- }loxtrsay and Co. advise the Public to peruse the .st• m• gston in January, for practisiag .obea. Lottery Scheme, and thty will find peculiar interests • One &mars has lately been apprehended it New therein.—All those who purchased in former L. . York with notes in his possession to the amount ries, will not reject the present, on account of the of ISQ,QQ9 dollars. many advantages the Scheme possesses.— Hontqsav and Co. ever' solicitous of public favour, hope t o b e A mason's apprentice, called plop, standing near honoured on ;the preostt occasion with their seen... a dangerous wall, last week, rdil.7 l it fell s a n d .rands, which shall be duly attended to. bim on the spot. . 4 :1: a • LEITH, APRIL 2. The new Ann gun-brig came into this harbour on TUesday, forrepair.—The Dexterity, Thomas and Ann, William and Ann, Rdith, Rattler, and Success of Leith, sailed from Stromness fcr Davis' Straits on the - 14th of last month.—The Ipswich, Taorreft, Ex. perirnent, HAYES, and Vigilant, KAY, from London, bound to Greualand, were put up to Leith Roads on Monday by stress of weather, but sailed again last night.—The CHEROKEE sloop of war and G4LLANT gun-brig sailed from the Roads yesterday. morning to truize.---The STRENUOUS gun-brig altered her sig nal for a convoy et Tuesday from the Northward to Goitenburgh, and sails to-day if the weather permit. The brig Russel of Selby, CLERK Master, from Lon don td Shields, has been driven on shore at Beadnell. Fifteen colliers, from Loudon to Shields, have been also driven upon the Northumberland coast, ..'l.' .. - fi . • The Marquis of Hyatt, cane to town. yestercl iy from Portsmouth, where •he hid been entertaining and taking leave of his Regiment (the 42d), previ ous to its ernhatkalica far Portugal. nay :it* 900 • strong, and are eniharied on board the lOsetmos, Faitya and Banat, foi`Portagral.. The 2d battalion 4th regiment is now on their way from Gibraltar to Lisbon. . Detachments for the 24th LightDrapeons, 24th. &id, 67th, and 491 Foot, embarked ou Thursday from the hhe oiWight, on board the City Qf Lou. dun and Sir Beasley, Edit Inclinien, "at the Metheitunk i for the E.iit Indies. - • :•1 . . The Worcester Militia, commanied by Colotr4 Newport?, have arrived. is Portsmouth - Garrison, ,from Bristol. The D:2sl:ri Militia nraret4d to Chichister on Mon- • day and Tuesday last ; and the Hereford Militia arrived at Gosport on Tuesday and Wednesday. . . The public having confounded the Carderoniant (the 26th) with the Cameron Highlanders (the 79thl g lwe think it proper to observe, that the former rep. ment is the one alluded to in the letter from Badajox, which was inserted in the Srata of Thursday last, as being hors di coretat. The 79th being one of the most efficient under Lord WELLINGTON, In point of physi cal and numerical strength. The 26th were brought by sea from Figueira to Lisbon, to do garrison duty. We kw already intimated that v ar i ous reinforce ments f9r . the Army in the Peninsula were about to iail from Portsmouth. They will sail in a few days. Ths following remount of heavy cavalry marched this day from the King's Barracks, Canterbury, fur Portsmouth : OFFICERS. MN. •3d Dragooti Guards - 46 . 4th ditto - S - go - sth ditto - 1 - 64 . Ist Royal Dragoon* - St f. , tl King's own 3 - 60 . 41b Qnces's arra 3 - CB . —..—.. 901817. 60 90 64 70 120 80 --. 11 383 414 • —This is one of the finest remounts that was enc• sent to Portugal. The rzcruiting districts at C ar li s l e an d 1 5 n A m l have been ordered to b e conso lidated into tv.) e dis trict from the 25th of December last, An d the head quarters tnereof to be at Durham ; in cousequence ti this arrangement, Paymaster Jo' inston of the lisle distritt has been removed to B irm i ng h am i n the room of Mr. Nutt, who retires. • The Director-General and. Principal Inspertori of the Army Medical Depart-meat, have been apprhsed that their approval should only extend to Medical Charges ; in regard to all other expences for tra4el. ling or otherwise, application is i n f uture t o b e made through the proper cliannel to the Secretary at War. by the individuals concerned. Paymasters have been appointed at Vie folloivilti places, viz t —Mr. Hall, to the Cksoli4ated Dip*, at Ashford; Braboutne Lees, and Hythe; Mr. Camp bell, to the Consolidated Depots at Hull; Mr. R4itt to the Consolidated Depots of Catrarrp, at Canter bury ; Mr. Cobden to the Consolidated Depots at Maldon and Danbury' and the'appointrnent master at COlchester, held by Mr. Cimpbell, who is removed to Hull, has been discontinued. The following %tier we have received from Mshon, , Minorca, communicates t h e latest intelligence :epec ting the Mediterranean fle:t " MAHON, FEBRUARY to. " The Ronan is just retunied front a cruize off Toulon. All i s snug t h ere . S h e expe ri enced very dveadful weather, had two or three men lost over board, and her seams completely Nothing tan withstand the seve re gales off i t e a n p e e l Sici, in the winter months. The EDINBURGH, MALTA, and Ca• PHA LUS, have lately joined us from Engl an 3 Moor- TRILL and WIZARD, from Malta ; and five transports from Bona, with bullocks, which ate very scarce in this island, and extravagantly dear. Admiral Hot..; Lowst.c, in the MALTA, with a small squadron, is go'ng off Alicant ; the Rxrutait and FAML, aregoing to the Gulf of Genoa ; 86211104 off Toulon ; and UNDAUNTRD . ,to Marseilles. Sir EDWA RD PELLE', intends to proceed off Toulon with the fleet in a few days. The ships remaining bete are : " Caledonia. Hibernia, Royal Geor g e, Vibe de Tarts, Make, implacable; Warspite, Centaur, Sult an; Kent, Bombay, e Alas, Swiltoure Rodney,' America, Leviathan ildinburgh, (dt der line) kltnelaus, Orlando, Alcmene, Minst're.l, blisiaont, Guido. loupe, and Pylades. , 44 ~ When the ARMADA ar ri ve s , the IserrAciair and Wwitsrtra are expected to go to England...ll4e Walloon Regiment, some time here, lately sailed for Alicant. They are a fine regiment, but composed of all nations." "Vara and Thoracic Lee, two of the gipsies who were tried last wtek 'at Kingston Assizes,..for highw a y. tobbery,.*kittl found guilty, are, along with William Sewell, for.cutting and maiming his sister and bro ther-in-law, ordered for execution on Moncl e ty next, at Horienumger-lane. A most affecting scene took place on Saturday evening between Thomas Lee and his wife Oa their retur n f rom Ki ngston —she being . also 'an ;accomplice in the robbery, and sentenced to • be transported for life, • Previous to their being c0n.;... ducted to their separate cells, they took'a finiFleavit:' of each tither ; and the wretched crimin il, the hui. ~ band, in a most affecting and agitated manner; al: -4 ..;; ternately embraced his wife,•and a little infant whiclit a t t ,., E , she heldin her arms.—The scene was truly distresiing, .. : Coati ixeriA Hai, MAILL.LAWL,A.An. 6.Ttii.. day tbe4rito b ; 4 " . . .. -arrivalsrof Wheat make a middlin g supply ; tares 'lily were bit*, • • and fine samples at an inmate in price of about s,. and 4s, per quarter, bin af•arerards became dull; some primoDantsic at i ftear••!• * A Ntrley, in pod it;""iy, and supports its price —Malt like White Pem at ititk variation—G r ey an d Tick • Beino . ratEe 4 - dearer-I'A, *applies of Oats a re cnnsidersble;ite bffobribe &MI I' ; w: .., . ~ isriadimeeprices are readily obtain ad—Flour tut vat aka sit ttitson. 7 • , ovasifile MICR...AS prOtil : - •. , . • . 4s Villeat. Os. 1154. 16111.- - -- Beans 644 eft. ' ' .. Pine ern, 116 s. tssac,----• .. once dateas(atsv) Ska.44p."' ` .4 . . •-. Ilt ye 554.155. -. , .... • ; DM* Ode Old) py, s ,' e ft ... )..%4 o' 1111)/faltri".9153.4".1011a"8:41.c":- •—• •liVis Peacr e dizzt s , ` ..: 4 :47. ' 7 I PS1 • 1. 1:?:: ' Vbite'Peasi(Bolll6l)lllMlltt. Potato. ditto, 4ila. sea. od • -'' •.' • '•' &WOW& 4000. •-_ . 4 _ . Rape Seed, AO 464+. Ara Thar, tap. - 11 Mu—Seconds. 100 s: to 105 0 1 . _LEL.. Ss ltd ill•V- r** l 6. lll7ll 2l L VV .Fil ' . 7 6 ; 00, to Is Od . Is Sci tires" fd Pork 61 Odto Ts Ost , Lamb . . 7s. 6d,. to Its. rid' hy stitan. iwcaTTLe TIM env.' •• ' . . ' . lasts, about lead— Sbesp and Lambs, NAIL /- Calves, Igo—Pigs, Ilia. • : „ 7 • l , : e le —Ad I