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Avossuaeg, "fatten ts.ti-Orders have been re. calved front Berlin at Bayreuth, to fit up the cattle of that city for the future refidence of the Printers of Salm, the King of Profiles filler. This confirms the report that the Principality of Bayreuth will re• main with the King of Proffia. HAMM:ROM, MARCH 25.—1 t is reported that Count Haugwita, by order of the King his mafter , bee tired the m o lt earned entreaties with - hlapnleon W obtain his leave to occupy the three Imperial eitiei, Hansburgh, Bremen, and Lubeck t but as yet has received ao decilitre anrwer. ,itil i stritom, MARCH a6.—General Rap,, who rim Paris to Hemeln, wish orders for the evacuation of that town and fort St. George. and Ms forrender to the Prolfians, left this city on hie return to Paris tie the 36th WI. His vifit here has not been 'a very agreeable one. He demanded a loan it five millions of litres, promifing at the fame time that France would take ears to proud the Tiber. tits of Hambergb, and defend them and her Citizens from any fumy eggredion. This new easellson has met with a refufal on the pan of she Senate; and one of its Members, Senator Scmeravz is ordered immediately to fet out for Paris to snake the necefary reprefentations. '. gewsoatee.•Meltelt 38.—We new take op the newfpaper ;very day, with the expetation of feting toms (refill Whiney of she slurped power of Francs, and tbo fdphsersife of the other powers. The King ef Bavaria Imo addrefftd a Proclamation to the inhabr, aspenarterftr inforMios them of his having ced e d dlpit finteg Inaba .41FM/a of France, which it n o w fasts sitar is leteudell,. sopther with C 1.,,,, ' f o i Prima Merits saY,' there is reafin to baste that dik Meru .4.. is . *ill be made' Rill more tonA. t ea P . ' taid to have sided all its par e/A nt Wefts. Switzerland alto, it Gain wilklieetly heti' • the hipping* of, 'mins endet 1' !Mundt Sovertiiii I Arise ark by petobibiting MR ,po.' itiaddits of nvitra 4101anufallares lencarame4 am& Iteiy and now .idalieig es it doe multitudes to Mimeo ewe into Switsertend !tote lleablai the pedt in babl 7 etas ta rs In a fe R wit ebeti l . ouc c dto,, a filalp4 font asfri Will molt likely* compelled to alp, Y . .tendar, of their cannily toitbe Eiroperortd mucous to keep tbaenftives from &broker fi l u r ,ta: -et .- .111 a: ..• 4. , 'Cain" ot in..--It is (aid that aneputiatios infit • • Men Lout Idlest* our Court and Freezer on fievear, if dto Xinrof 'Sepia. and that tbs:Priecli,Chatli es; )ode dim a coofireadi viiiffSiffi P le ir Count Stadion. feic aff 4 aggagg dif i patches relative to this fobjeft to Paris. - • :. ; • Some .difittltice have atifsalinatiki to ' airiii if 4radika, as it is alhostiolt the' Inlet Of dmm2 Fiends that Mit Win V Meiji* frf ebt treaty of Melberg, 'wits to Fre nee Mit Villive't , win lbardonttailints ow at, Lithe courts oflal week the Citet_lfTrasice Mid* isre ditesaida of lb , Hue& of MAI, I she *no Ito, tit /tad lb4p.b.fidWon to Ma asfr,,peety 41 ( p u d e ; • Ammeter Immo ;mil Preis ',dm &toady to pew spiamet.ead perpetual mirage for Mt' Preeek Over Iltoo dm Merlin territory 'lnto Vents's* 'IliM im4Viala. Thera is in Upper Carila a rtes. !Air( Owe Wind Amebae divided into matmonnal ports by shnrime.ffilla. The finaller purr tif•dilii Mown itibelfirisofned the other Venetian t a •, l num,* two, territories, and it is over this bri 041.Aii pcb demand's palate, i s order to • eiumsd which leads from it into Italy. .. .1 t..rallow are continually leaking to malt 04 'Mts deficit of mini and ammunition of min /Li the war has oecafiencd in .the betiding *ow . I , A . We an 'fared .shat premnatlons are esakietrik Menlo, for the reception of the Pope. ..1 3 4,eztolt,,vis Mats. MARCH 22.— French treein 1 I F ibi corps of animal Oudinot, have already enter. eil..tha principality of Neufchatel, which ha. bee* ended b PrufGa to France. ' -It if faid that an Hereditary Landamman will be introdecett into Switzerland. PRUSSIA. .. ---- r 1 Ibraste Milo( af.--His Serene Highnefs the Ids 8t ljiumfiiick amved here from St Peteibargit.• Allas Hishoefr has performed this long and fatiguing iserstey in thirteen days. His Highnefs left St. Pe teriburgh on the t tth in the morning but met, jolt vat of the gales, s Courier bringing the refult of the lets neigociations between Pru Ula and France: he immediately returned to St. Peteribargh, had a con. ferroica with the Emperor, and departed again in the evening. The St. Peterfburgh Gazette contains a,l long account of the ceremonies which took place at Coaaantinople on the 3oth December, on the ez• cheap of the ratifications of the renewed alliance between Ruth and the Porte. 17"411.r. Rows, MARCH I.—On board the polacre No. ies a which;with other welsh, was compelled to return to Naples, in cant - sou/nee of bad weather, were all the Court (pies. In fait, almoft the whole of the Nab, politan convoy, confilling of a 8 fail, have falls, into the bands of the French. MARCH 3.—The King of Naples has commanded the inhabitants of Calabria to lay down their arms ; ' and at the fame time And orders for the evacuation of that province. The whole Neapolitan army is to affemble in Sicily. NA rt.'s, Fla. 23.—Ye flerday arrived a bark from Palermo, which brings advice, that the Q2een, with her daughters and retinue, arrived in that harbour on the task of February, after a buitterous The French Army has feparatei into feveral divi- Rom. One of them, under the command of General Regnier, goes towards Calabria. Gaeta, where Prince Helfe commands, has not yet furreadered ; General Gardanne will command at the liege. Ge• aeral St. Cyr commat.ds the corps which marches towards Apulia. At this moment we learn, that the Neapolitan troops who had lot tified thennfelves in Calabria had embarked for Sicily. The Fiumh army has not , however, flopped its progrefs oh that account. It will undertake a landing in Sicily. A quantity of heavy guns have been fent off to the liege of Gaeta. MARCH B.—lt iifaid that Marlhal Meffena is ap pointed Governor of Calabria. . . RUSSM. • • BATTLE OF AUSTERLITZ. hose i era PETERSBURGH COURT watt - LT, Maeda 4. " The General of Infantry, Kutufow, has written to his Imperial Majetly es follows : 4. As your Imperial Majefly was prefent in perfon at the battle of Antlerlire, which took place on the sd of December lag with the French, I did not think it necetlery to tranfinit to your Majeßy an earlier com munication on the important events of that battle t and alto, becaufe it .was your Madefly's with that I should tranfmit a eircumtlantial relation, after having collated all the neceffary information on tht fubjed. The continual unceafing movements of the troops, fince the day of the battle, have prevented me, bow aver, from collecting all the particulars, until the prefent moment, and as I have now collated the tertatell part of the details on that important fubjed, I batten to communicate them to your Majelly. “ After having received orders to commence of fanfive operations, the advanced guard of our army, under the command of Prince Bagrathinn, on the t4th of November, marched in three divifions to wards Wilcheu, which was then occupied by four regiments of the enemy's cavalry. One of the di vifions marched by the high road, and the tw o other' followed on each fade of the former The enemy, who faw that Prince Bagrathion's intention wag to forronad them in Maim, precipitately abandoned the 'dace. Four fonadrons of hears, cod two regi mend, of Cogracks, then smelted the enemy, all of whom, nmeritillending their cavalry were hastening , *their sillkana4 fled with the trtmoil piecipiration, and even ithbeeigil they were fns diflant f r om our Main body. • They were followed 4 haraffed, and driven 'back to Rumthits, where they receiver/ a rein. • foretmest.'' Wheat Prince Bagrathion himrelf antis ; 44 the* *kb the advancequard, he - drew up in ors Joe of battle, oh eite4essinersetis adjoinittg, and .* 'meth eifible.orritlery,• he immediately Minced the' 1 , i rb a rt w erfe irch ‘ au, l h n in t d h e e re m d ea the n tnutimemhthoef the 'a , i :Which' purfued the high road , whereltpis ' E f 7.1 Prime Bagrathion ordered the 6th yeger regiment, and tberMoierifeti" irortictweer reiriment (for min g a battilionmider Prince Dolgotneky) Oct ti ke the taint: , This was , anconipliihed, after reverel difcharges of • their fire arms. A hundred privates, with four OW 'ilwat; uthe setheis the place, Were Made prifoners. 44/ kalif • the enemy's /harp (hooters, who were ilit)theillthi town of kaufnite,rupported by their batteries. *on b heavy% fire upon our left flanks Wdt AdAttooi Cienetrat Prince Dolgorecky, with two ilitotrillowasi elsedirchangel regiment of =Acores*. (drove them thence, and in fpiee of their tremendinid ' lei, tool ' of the plate. The followingday, no .the lir November, the whole advanced gored !WA apassfifitroo bythe little to woof Raufisiie. The: life lig* ino r on this day, in killed and woundedi was ye /lografideralda," 23 officers and 500 privates were prirpners. On our fide the lots was Wl *, *sea 'Angle officer was hurt. On the fol. .3 opt army 'pods a movement to the left , A ellAnd approithed the enemy on the other tz, , Tile enemy, who raw the impoF il r;rding a battle, endeavoured to f ecur i pbslit , ...„,...itt thew pofitions, and from the night .d the i tit to Opt of the sd of December, had pouched lholidelom oi ibe fevered villages through which we mult neticifpr43 On th at night they received a rein/brow* three divitions to their army, which ' bad Ireforkpon id of 80 , 000 men, whereupon their army wth as flyong again as ours. Betides this, they ed then:delves in fuels an extraordinary manner, 4 g the,pight, that they had polled the greeted . b en part of their troops , not far from Prat, wh ere s 1 y Alpaca — 'ml the centre of our army to be. 4 ' On the ad of December, at (even o'clock in the morning we marched forward from our politions t o . wards Autierliu. On the left wing Wl3 the General of Infantry, Count Bushovden, and I my(elf was in *lecture, at the head of the 4th column. 0 TN al column, under the command of Lieute. iiiiit General Dockturow, marched with the left link, from Angeß, through Telnitz, in order, after taking Floffeffion of thcfe villages, ti defile farther Stewards to the tight, towards the ditches in the beighbcturluand 1 while in the mean time the cavalry calf Field Maghal General Kuhnmeyer; as loon as the firft - colottin of the defiling troops paged by Telnitz, marched forward towards Menitz, and polled them (elves in the plain, between the defiling troops and the ditches, in order by that means to cover the march of all the columns. .. The sd casino, under the command of Lieut. General Count Langertn, marched with the left flank, in order to force the valley between Sokolnitz, and Telnitz. " The 3d column, under the command of Lieut. General PezibifeheWlky, marched with the left flank elofe by the Cattle of Sokolnies, when the front of the three columns between Sokolnitz and the ditches ly ing on the left, marched forward towards the Nobol n tfle d tches. " The 4th column, under the command of the Aufbrian General, Field Martha! Lieutenant Collo wrath, which marched with the left flank, pallid the above mentioned place at the fame moment, and brought its front into the fame dirertinn with the three firll columns. " lo this manner the heads of the four columns pre rented a very large front. The firfl column was com manded to occupy the woods of 'l'uras, lying on the right, and to make a decifive attack upon the right of the enemy: while the advanced guard of Prince Bagrathion, fupported by the cavalry, should endea vour to occupythe eminences lying between the fooling bottles of Dwarofchna and Lefcher, with artillery, and thereby cover the cavalry, who had taken up their pofition on the right and left of thefe Smiling honks i while the like (hould be effeetteated on the eminences of every ore of the Tallies of Dwarofchna. —The Aullnian Prince Lichtenflein commanded the whole cavalry. The corps of his Imperial Highnefe the Grand Prince and Zezzarewitch, took, tap its' Pcllitini behind 131.a.sritch and K rug , to f erve t or a rupport to the cavalry of Prince Lichtenflein, as well as to .t,s teft wing of Prince Bagrathion'a advanced guard. o In purfoance of thefe plans, the fall column proceeded over the mountain, marched about eight o'clock in the morning through the village of Angel, and forced the enemy, after a defperate battle, to re• tire to the village ~f Teln;tx, in which they left be hind them their (harp Illooters, uud a part of the infantry, bet they polled themfelves with the rentiinder behind this village. A battalion of the 11l Yager regiment was therefore ordered to drive them thence. A brigade was fent cloth upon the heels of this batik lion, whiCh fupported a dreadful fire with the enemy, and when they few the enemy's line was continually increafing, they at lab .fcll upon them with the bayo net, and put their 2 hole line to flight. The flying enemy, however, rallied, after being reinforced by a few more regiments, formed again in good order, at tacked the Auftrian front and overthrew it. At this moment the new railed regiment of Ingenmanland, fell into confulion ; but the General of Infantry, Count Buzimvden, battened to it inflantly, halted it, and Torming it again, marched it back againft the enemy. The battle was onw general through every point of the columns. In wain thienemy reinforced their troops with frefh columns : in vain did they re double-their fire—they gave way on all fides to the bravery and coperior fiercrnefs of the Ruffian regi ments. The French were a fecond time beaten and put to flight. Our firft column took pi:birettas of the village of Felnitz, and the defiles, and on, an emi nence on the other fide of theft places, a battalion was placed with two cannon', for the parr& of co wering the kft flank; the remainder marched in good order hawardsTuras, or the woods of Tyra% accord• ing as they were appointed. " The enemy's troops, which 'bad been driven back, formed again in order, and after having re ceived frets reinforcements, threw themfelves again with ficreenefs upon the firft column, but they were ,once more totally overthrown, IQ that this column, which ftrialy abferved their proper difpofition as pre fcribed to-aligia,, inceffantly purfued the enemy, now a third.tiolehillotesh—f lib( tosiksbed.) LittA CY AIVINCi al AK. 4 '4' LONDON. b " L. .' • ' ; WRONIRDAY. APRIL a. .., Text°, itTOCKA THIS DAY AT °HP. O'CLOCK: .. ler enemy, 611—for Aec. 64 61-ombletme. W I •;• '•-: , PWICR 0 STOCKS 1 lIITEUDAY . t: jack ..- la Bads le. as. 61L pee:C Oat doo4H ' Isebeg 11141, 314 MC Par Warn • Cam Mani". • %sift Tiaw. r9l. do. .. Semis.- - Coaf. for ace. Sof* . 3 .1 ,Ilkebutir, MAI CS 16 ....4 per C. OM. Deb. pelf ExeltangeDubtla en London, el* , -• • ' ' NATIONAL DEFENCE: Mr. WSIIDHABI brings forward his Plans for De. fence this night. Many attempts hevebeen made in certain printwts anticipate a kind of ridicule on any 5. Aire that might be pr o pof e d. Th e pl ans , w e _lre reakm to believe, will difappoint.the hopes , here wirtlings. We underfland there is to be no rooting up of 'the eflablifbed force, In 'make way for fpecolative re/Qatar, Ss has been induarioufly reported : oo the contrary, the principal points will confift in falutary regulations to mike the vo lunteer fyilem more area* and artful, to increafe the regular national force.. to • meliorate the con. ditiol) of the common foldier, by doing away fume of cite feverities of the prefent martial law. We &all not now enter farther into particulars, as the regqhr details will be pablithatammaPaiinvevateasat of the Parliaasentary i pmfmarmgx. .. I • • . ••••----..rs . , In a preceding Minim via title Wetted a tasty of :As .ILefolutions laid•ltitore the Asie . er . . ican Congreee; •of which we yefterday laid a Mort Recount before otti L • Readers. " FRENCH AND DUTCH JOURNALS,' The former to the 27th and the latter to the loth( ult. have come to.hand. • tr.. ••••• . ;1.1 • • sot) The condition of the:cersons which hetve hems ex torted in Wetlrhalia t from the Court of,Berlin, big not long remained undetermined. Prince Muear, after having been proclaimed Duke of C Bata, made his formal entry into Doreldorf on the 25111 of March. The fovereignty of there territories is conferred upon him, with the fame .-0-*"' limitations that &MArate I' has been pleafed to fet to the inheritance of the throne he has ufurped. It is to be defeendible, in default of male iffue on the part of Prince JOACHIM (the title of the new Duke), to Prince Insurer and Prince Louts, and their re rpedive heirs, but is in no cafe to revert to France. We prefotne that this feverance of the Duchy, which is a reparation more in name than in fad from the Great Ettpire, was introduced into the grant to de lude and tranquillize PrufGa. His Pruffian MAJESTY may not difenver as much caufe for alarm in having Murt•r for his neigl•bour, as if his territories were bounded by thofe of France. NAPOL tom has fent a wry lind &slew to the Helvetic States, in which he informs them, that he has made' the recognition of their independence one of the con ditions of the Treaty of Prefburgh. In Holland, ac cording to private letters, alit is confidered as a mere mockery. The opinion gains ground there, that they are to have a Prince of the new French creation to reign over them, and the funds are fuffering a pro portionate depreflion. Batavian Refcriptions which by the hilt accounts were at 53 are now at 48t. THE HAMBURGH MAIL, Which fell due this day, has arrived. After the va• 'lour robberies committed by France on different fire cities, our Readers will not be furl:nixed to hear that a loan of eight millions of livrca has been de manded from the city of Hamburgh. This demand has been accompanied by an ail - lir:ince that France will protest the liberties of Hamburg!), and &fend them againft any foreign aggrifT,-n !! The exatlion has been refilled in the fita i; narce, b it it will loon be feen that all rctiaance is vitin, .11 , ,1 that the iwpo fition mull be fubmitted tn. There is tome tAlk of a negociation between the Courts of Vienna and St. Cluud f-: the refloration ofl the Ring of Na,;,'u. The fad teems to be this : France is endeavouring to obtain a free and uninter rupted pairtge Ins her trt.ops through the Auftrian t•erritories into Venetian tatia and Dalmatia, and teems to lend an ear for the prefent to the reprefenta t inns of the Coots of Vico not in favour olds. King: of Ne rots, that the grant of a free paffage for her troops may be more early wheedled trom that Cabi net. Tiff ope Erin* once obtained, there will be no great dififscilty Usanding pretests for breaking off the negociation refpeding the other. ' to the mean time. Rat•• not only flrengthens itfelf on the Pofills frentier, but is making large prepara tions in Moldavia and Wallachia to refit the form with which the Tut kills provinces are threatened. Switzerland teems doomed to become the heredi• wary patrimony of one of Bo 's adopted!— Where is this fyßem to terminate ? How long may Profile, which might have prevented the estenfion of this evil, be eepeeled to efcape. the fame yoke ? ___.,__ The Earl of Wiecaary IT died on Monday evening, at his honk, in Cureon-freet, between the hours of eight and nine o'clock, is the 6gth year of his age.— Hit Lordfhip married in ;768, Jest. daughter of the late Earl of Burs, tars Ms ass iffue. The title is therefore /mind. . - tad -,. +.4 , It was . the sath. a 35th Regiment, as Rated by miftake !in onr . paper of MondayT, which patted through Earl Bourne to embark for GLerofey. The syth Regiment has received orders to hold itfelf in readinefs to embark for Foreign fervice, fuppofed of the Mediterrattein. •c t It is Paid that . w ere is to be. Mild Wallin is more on one of the public departments now under the satiny of the Board of Military Enquiry. ' The Elliott and the Eliza, from the South Sae. rived off &illy ; blind from St. Helens es the agth *scary, in comp,apy . with the . Caledot and the tubers. and parted. of of WeltraMinde. To, of Afcen4oa they i tolte she Ferret whaler, had failed frost Se. Neon 3IR January, with Union Indiaman @W NW/streets freringagetint Eel' had Favourite whalers'. - • • ,-- - ' • - ..... . isOn Saturday evening. a, .hiatiperade „was. given y the Officers of she 88th Itegioseat f so a cern& dembte number of the Offori tit geltyjihot attieddß.' —The charaBers were Itilifibiet',,itelPfdlitirartiff throughout. and, ,affoiliet, Mgcli agentenaeOL4- Among the magenta weep., who yerfeemed their • ch aratiers totadmirationtWere w - Iferhtfia and Calm. dine., an antique grotefelne' defortdant ht rEfrwlapiet p under the title, of Dr. 011aita. 1 unctsistor With all the ardent of his prnfeffou e sods; Chem, whom's. Meatier of all the drollery elf his part. There 'were al& Astrid, In It Hh • Rake. rather balkial, with his rfpufe Sbeekb, fix Feet ih height. whq 00111 gnu and I danced ; a Gliserereattwas, a ffliefforien. a •-irsthilr, lit liftoweistie, with his femme; a good Stacie n4 nit lititerallafetior eharaftete,'irbfeh were all, fortrever, tillained with fufficient htimour sand jadgmitist.— The altutfementi conclodeet with an elegant Capper,' and feveral humourous (mtgs. • . PLYMOUTH, MARCH p.—Cany in the DIII4IT/L. vote booth with a fleet under convoy from the Downs ; and the COLFOT 6 fchoonet from • 011ie: Sailed the Flora, say wean; for Caen; his Majelly's (hips RatoLoTionwasee. o(, guns ; cosiest's-, of 58 guns; and the Hsst,lttylas of, tvtoliS na,a, cruise. , Wind E, a. E. , } inr,o,, POIITSMOUTH, ANISL. t.,,-Sa i led tic VtinAl4llAr of 8o guns. 101 Plymouth ; listsel'ln Pd. 41, 1 11 L. ' `gun Tafels on aet uize. • - ...Liu DIAL, APRIL t.i.s.itemais in the Dowasidllolllll' Var, Utrecht, and Aandope Ilbeitalf . war, fihnggemp, iittialler, Prolpermedid limpinillos iseatitt; *Mat gun brigs, and Stag •aod thealliess cotters. Sailed the Exertion gun brig, on a snide. Wised N. F. • The Thundersr men of wet asesionten &Opt of "sawn nest Cape linitteree. the Osseo CINIIIII. IFITI/INNIR. oat 114 EAT* tram Bayonne; &a had taiga a Haahargh pillliph =ban to Hastiorsh. sad a SisiediS bag, from Melersibi ' The Phlaul Mains from Alibates to Grairack, newiered a the banks of Newfosodttad, the oath alt. . The Ploaels, - Datum from levedemal to goo.' .~~ • • by or gillipmee i lkpq.4 war. ateifoly **Dow. he Fotnar.a Jens, Rom Rogation akt Romlianz. the Riazai gun ' brie ; the haat Nadine Iva to Embden, deigned by the Mimed Mop d sat, anaWhal; Dover. The Martin. Ulm from Liverreal as Talaramm aim mean the I cull of February (14 day' MO 30 bleilpee WER d Olhaplcur I wind fair, and e xpezled toga through Oat that The Catherine and !Dubois, Mather. trontrrations; tbia Engelen, Sehernerner, Item saloe, stained by the U.. prim ' tea I the Oraff Demi - toff, Kaiak" tram Barodona, detaVed by the Hero privateer, are arrived at Plymouth. The Flora, of London (fuppofed front Madeira to Jamaica) was taken by a fquadron iron) L'Orient, on the 7th December, and lent for Cayenne. A (hip laden with fugara, has been found at lea, without any perfon on hoard, by lonic MOJfialeruizere, and carried into Mo rocco. By fume papers found on board, the is fuppofed to be the Argonaut, lepaim, from St. Crole to Copenhagen, which Dap failed the tath of September left, and has not (lice been beard of. The Vrow Hellegenda Jacobs, Father, from Malaga to Ham burgh the Conftantia, lienrickf.in, from Cate to Copenhagen, detained by the Lion privateer; the Grimßadt, Schaw, from Meßiva to Copenhagen, detained by the Thunderer man of war; the lifexo, Span& brig, from Coronas, prize to the John Bull cutter. are arrived at Plymouth. The laocalter, bound to Liverpool, failed from Barba doe. sad January, in company with the Atalanta arrived at Liver pool, and parted company the jth of February in a gale. The Montezuma, Campbell, from Tortola for,Liverpool, has put into Cambletown, with damage. The Conflance, 1 bole, from Liverpool for Africa, bat fprung a itak, and put into Dublin to repair. CORN-MAR KIT, MARK•LANI, APRIL 2. - Today the (refit art ivals ate but few ; tolerable quantities on hand of fecond and inferior qualities ; (ales of fine at about laft prices, and others rather lower—feveral Barley arrivals—the favourable feafon for Maltflers working, good famples arc full as dear—Malt, Peas, and Beans, at little alteration—having large quanti ties of foreign Oats, and many out of condition, makes this article cheaper—general (ales of Flow as under : 0 CURRENCY AS UNDIII I Wheat, 44s 60. 71. Per ar• Grcy Peale jar 33► 6 d fine Ditto. 74s 7 6 s 64 Scans, (um) 33e ism od Rye. 36. 4os ad Tick Ditto 235. 3ss. od Batley. 17* 33. 04 Oal, 111 246. 271. Mak, 6s. 6Se od Pound ditto oils sr od White Peak. 3Ss 40 6 od Rape Seed, St 421 Pak& Plata or 1, 1.0011. Pine Floor dos to 6je. /ts►nds 33e to 6os pas Cads.