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: I WORCRSTERSHIII2. THE FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of WORCESTER, In' London and Its Vicinity. whn arc in 'welted In the Nerds of the Honourable WM. HENRY LET TLITON. as Car.dhlate for the Reprrlintation of the Cad Carney in Parliament, are requefted to meet at the Crown and Anchor Tavern in the Strand, on Marnday neat, the t DOI inft. at Twelve &Clock prerikly, to confider of meafures for enfuring his Ilatglott WM. THOMPSON. Rrunftsiclaquare, Mardi I, 1906. To the FREEHOLDERS of PIRTHSHIRL HAVING juR heard from General CAMPIISLL. .I.A. Out he intends to offer himfelf as a Candidate to medial, you in Parliament, I beg leave to (elicit your votes and intereil at the neat Elsdlon. You have already bellowed on we fuel, repeated marks et kind nefs,wheti circumttanets ovule it Imputable for me to attend to the Antics of the tnal, u much a. I could have wilted, that hope you will not thluk me prefumptuous in flattering ntyfell you will not withdraw your protedinn now. I Shall take the 'eariiett opportunity or paying my perfocial re (Deets to every Frezholder.and have the honour to remade. with fentiments of the molt Oneere gratitude and refpedt, Gentkmen.your molt obedient and ohlieedhumble Meant, Salgowan, March 2,1 BC4. THos. 3RAHAWL Thso day was publifhed. priee as. A MILITARY cATEcnism for the We of Young Oaken and flon-CommiCioned Officers of Cavalry, publillital with the approbation of his Royal Hlghnefs the Cont. sander In Chkf. By Major JAMES CHARLES DALBIAC, Of the 4th, or (qtieen's own) Dragoons. Printed for.T. Egerton, at the 11.1itary Literary , ~4'ltite6all. Thit day was pablifhed, ' • In One %softens' Volume, Crown Odom, price le. 6d. 1601111. ' The Third Edition, confident* imprevcd, of • - • A NEW ITALIAN GRAMMAR , in Engnai l' . I 41" ,on a plan different from any hitherto publigell, hi a clear candle manner, the heft Rules and the aid fee the Attainment of that elegant and harmord i Mt Language, equally calculated for the Life of Schools and Pd. woe inftroltion. , • By GAETANO RAVIZZOTTI, Teacher of Languages e o l , lil , s laden contains keerat Valuable Improvements and A pardeoiarly Tables of all Irregular Verbs. and Italian 1 Dialognei, width will be found very uteful to Traveller--a Col lation alba bet Sentences and Cansonetto from Mnaßalle—. ditelloVidts'eF Poetry, chieSy from Dante. Petrarca, Tait°, Lo om° de Mead, AAA's, Ice. with Notes—a Syftem of Mytho. t '... kg", ate. Illinled Ur • Hark Ron.sod Orme, Ritanditr4OW. O i t= ih may be had, by the fame Author, S. A Rusin' end Harr tereenerrion. In Emetic o and Is Ii• neiroduidniebileg a Set of Gradual Lerma on the Italian Pro liinnalodmi. ti. 'A Ordieddith et-- SPAM= PeiTa• ; to *MCI is added an ZONE mod Span& Vedabolary. . -p. 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Nattui of dusk who ;ailed &Chop °Olen In ide Camden's Britannia, from a MS. of a celebrated Antiquary—lS: Patempore Lines, on icing a Military Detachment pal. through Sendsikbo -31. welitsei Muerte on Engflib Poetry. r 386, continued—tit Abufes Stripe and] While. By 0. .Wither, 1622-19. Literary Obituary. .. . Printed fir Longman, Hart, Rees and Orme, Paternofter-i ow; and J. White, Fleet Arent Of Whom maybe had. . .. The Fir* Volume of the above Work. price toe. 6d. baire,rd Nos. 1. sad ll.of Vol. 11. price an 6d. each. r-----i• ___--cm-_--. —_-_ —._ -L. PARL.MMENTAr PROCEEDItiG3: —,... .. HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, MARCH 6. Lod Tinewiey, one of the hilit Regrefentatlve Peers, was firers and teak his feat. The 818, open the table, alley private, were forwarded in their apatite ilages. The Hook refolved Igen' into a Committee upon the Annual Indemnity MI v Lord WALSI Will A 1111 in the Chair. The ditere,nt eludes and provilions of the Bill were agreed to, withent itidenatien or amendment, and the Houle referring, the report was received, end the Dallies over (or the third reading. Mr. Jorinutoo from the Chid Secretary for Ireland's Otflee, prefented ere Acetniet of the Rate of the Pelona in that part of the United Kingdom. In the year 1803. Mr. At cos vv. from the Commillionen of the River Thames Nlt; r ... 'lon, prefented en annum ache receipts and dithurfcments of • 1,.. , ,:ortipan' foe the left year. T... i r .taonsents were feverally ordered to Ile on the table. son,- private hofinefs was then traufaeed, and the Houle ad journed till in morrow, when their Lordthips Rand fummoned on Lord Holland's amnion rellyedlieg the Wltheffes Indemnity Bill. . 1 • • - HOUSE OF COMMONS. Mr. SHELLY prefeuted a petition (rare the Proprietom of Lands adjeinto; to the river Amu, in Staley praying for kart to bring In a Bill for amending the navigation of that river,...order. ed to lie on the table Sir ki PieEsToN prefented a Petition, praying for the aid of Parliament for building an additional harbour In hengaL The CHA:7...:LI.LOIt of the EXCHEQUER, In esprellng the coufeni the Crown, raid. that this fubJea had been. twenty years ago. uwler the confid.satioo, and had the approbation of a Committee. which reported its approbation of it, but that now ilaraeotarykkeps bad been taken in It [lnce. On the taboo of Mr. Alderman COMBE. the St. Sepulchre's Workhoufe.ll4l was read a third time and paired. Mr Alderman COMBE prefeated petitions from feveral pee (me. peup,,,,, , reot the new bedding. in Skinner-Item, Snowedil, and Pieaettdtrctt, Temple Bar, fluting, that they bad been at treat cep , nee in the ertetic.n of thtfe buildings, by which they lave 101 l confide:able loins ra Monty, and therefore, praying for leave babying in a hill auihoriring the petitions to d (pole of th e f t pntagfes by way of Lottery or Cbance.-.-Referred to a Conitnittee ' t Mr. Alderman COMBE brought up a petition, figned by number of mailer boot and time makers of the City of London, complaining of difputea between them, and the Journeymen in /a their employment : the confegeence of which had been formida ble cambia/41ov among the workenen. •I'h e petition prayed the ;Hoare f Ole the (abject into confuleration, and to afford loth r aid to the petitioners. as to ha wdsloas might keen Bt.—.Lat t i CM the Tabk. An Account wa• rrefented of 14c Evert. and Imports, from the year ifiut to each year. The Marine Mutiny WI was read a third time, and pair d. The Houle went 1..t0 a Committee on the high Sugar Uraw. back Lill, and sgr.eJ to th. Rcfoluti. , tll. proper...l by Mr. Valhi tatt, ice tho Alt era, ion of form. of the I. 1•14 vutt w.t t.: . ,1,1 - cd to be received toanorrove. . Mr. ALEXANDER brought up the Report of the Forego Soldier Bill, of the Greenland Whale Faller, Bill, and of the lids Pay and Clothine Bill. The I. vend Reports were received, andagreed to ; and the refpeetive Bills ordered to be read a third elm to-naorrow. NRW WRIT. On t►e motion of Mr. VANBITTART, a new Writ was or- dered for the Borough of Corff Canty, in the room of the Right Hun. Nathaniel Bond, who has accepted the (Ace of Judge Ad• vacate General MR. TROTTER. Mr. WHITBREAD role, on the pair of the Com mittee appointed to prepare articles of impeachment spina Lord Melville, and flirted, that although he had yeflerday found it melt:try to move for the committal of Mr. Trotter, he was now ready to ant for their mercy on the part of the fame Gentleman. He had been committed for refuting to anfwer quel tions put to him by the Committee, but he had this day anfwered all queaiona put to him in fuch a man ner as gave fatisfadian both to him and the Com mittee ; he thould therefore beg leave to prefent a petition from him, expreffive of his contrition, and praying to be difcharged. The Petition was then brought up, andread by the Clerk—it was to the f following elle& : THE HUMBLE PETITION OF ALEX. TROTTER...EEL " Sbeweth to this Honourable Houk, that your by an Order or this Houk made yelterday, e. • , tot!) , of the &leant at Arms, for eat ad • u .re put to bins by a Committal if this H • • ' tioner hopes that loch refural will de be ham want of deferawe or relpedt to Houk, but merely from a regamitsp lit sad from the opinions which he harm:deed • that fince'the declaration which this Honours* "6" Made. he had &always' the quoftions white huteMEIMPOr he deeply regretted his error, gad poke alas ble Hattle, whith he hoped, alai amen bee emelideratton, would ohmic to order that he dikharged." The Petition having Min Vend, it was ordered, upon the motiocrof Mr. Warm lAD, that Mr. Trot ter should be called in, in order to his being dif charged. Mr. Trotter was then brought in, to cut tody of the &Ilium at Arms. The SPEAKER addrefied him nearly its the fol lowing words:- 0 Mr. Alexander Trotter, a C•unmittee of this Honfe, charged with the high and important duty of preparing Articles of Impeachment againft the Right Honourable Henry Lord Vifeount Melville, having reported to the Houk, that they having pro teeded to examine you touching the matters alledged againa the laid Lord Melville, you refilled to give your evidence thereon, the Houle, in its Oil indig nation, ordered you to he committed to the cuflody of the Serjeant at Arms. Your example, and the difgrace and imprifonment inffided upon you, will, 1 trial, be a warning to all thole who fball be inclin ed to refill the authority, and orders of this Houle. But, in confequence of your early atonement and lubmiffion, the Houle has been induced to content that you be difcharged, and you are therefore nowt difcharged, paying your fees." • • .Mr. Trotter then bowed, and retired from the TREASURER C.T THE ORDNANCE. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEOSER, brought in the Bill fortregulgting the o ffi ce of Trea- . fuer of his Majeays Ordnance. The Bill wan read a firth tirne, and •ordered to be fecond time. . • Mr. STURGEf BOURNE • anted the Noble - Lord whether these bad been any definitive arrange ment for giving an inure& of Salary to the Trea-i layer, as an equivalent for what he might lofe in 'confequence of tbia Bill. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER replied, that no addition had as yet been made to the Salary, nor was it ihrmediately in contemplation. The other Orders of the Day war's then difpofed djouAnad. THE EVAN/NG a 748. , LONDON. FRIDAY, MARCH 7. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONR O'CLOCK: Coofol., for money, 59; 60—for April 6 0 ii—. Eithcq. Inns. is. is. prom PRICE OF STOCKS YKoTLRDAY. i n per Cent. Cont. 60 sof s per Cents. 994 per Cent. Navy 9s 4Escbeq Ellis m pr. pa ts. &a Stack 1194 Lavery Tickets SI. Ss. India Beads is. prem. Calf. for ace. 6o}if None of the Hamburgh Mails, of which three are •sow due, had arrived when this Paper was put to lsrifs. They are looked for with lonic anxiety by the public. It is thought they may throw force light on the refpedive views of France and Pruffia, as in filuenced by the movements expeCted to be attempted Ibr the purpofe of giving Auttria an indemnity in the EAR of Europe. A letter received by the !aft Gottenburgh Mail, Rates. that Count Scuoi.isissao, the PrufGan Mini. fter at Hanover, feems very anxious to diforganife and deftroy the old Government of that Eletiorate, and to aUimilate it as much as poßible to that of Pruffia. Not being conteut with having introduced MGRant Councillors into every municipal office, he has fent a bolt of underlings, called " retercndaries," all over the country, to fuperintend the Adminißra. tion of Jullice and of the Crown Lanils, and has thuiTuperfeded all the old and faithful fervants ap• pointed by his Britannic Majelly as Eleaor of 1-lano ver. The accounts that may be expeaed by the neat Mails will probably afcertain bow far this intelligence is coma. It is ail - Wed by Tome with confiderable confidence, that the United States of America have declared war againit Spain. The thing is porfible, but we do not believe it refs on any better authority than the intelligence Rated in this Paper on Wcdnefday la:I, aid which was received by an American vac' ar• used at Dover. The furn of his information am punted however only to this—that at the time he failed, " it was expelled halilities would ipcedily be commenced againti Spain." We hay.: not been able to learn that there has been an later arrival from America. As might be expeqed, opinions are various re ; fpiAing the French fquadron now at fea. Somc hive fcnt them to the Well and °Om to ibc Ertl Indiest while not a few fappore they are out only for the purpofe of cruizing, like the Rocheeort fquadron. A letter received from the United States of Ame rica, mentions, that an American veffel had fun 'four chips of the line and three frigates going into Martinique, as (he quitted that Wand. Should this be corral, it is as pollible they may have been Ad. miial Cocurtass's (hips as thofe of the enemy t but in fait, we do not believe any intelligence can have been received through this circuitous route of fo late a date as that by the laft Leeward Ifland Mail. Mr. Teurrsa has been ?cleared from the candy of the Setjtant at Arms, on promifing to anfwer the queltions put to him by the Committee appointed to conduit the Impeachment of Lord MsLvsta.s. - - Wednefday fe'nnight, an elation came on for the , Borough of Appleby, in the room of JOHN COU TTTTT • Efq. (appointed one of the Lords of the Treaftny), when that Gentleman was propofed by THOMAS VIT. solicit, Efq. and re-eleeted without oppofitton. Yeflerday a dinner of gratitude and farewell was given to the Rev. Mr. Bimetal' at Harrow on the Hill, who has been 36 years one of the Mailers of that celebrated School, and who retires on a very hand. tome and well-earned property. The young Gentle 'men prefented him with a filver vete. An American rad, which left the Mauritius in Ofteber lan, and touched at St. Helena. on her homeward paffage, brought an account of Admiral HaITSIMI having left Java, with his fqsradron, and proceeded through the Straits of Bali, with the in tention of entering the Bay of Bengal; but that his deign was frufirated by a mutiny breaking out on board f lof the (hips, in confequence of which he was compelled to put back. An account of the net produce of the permanent taxes, and of the war taxes in Great Britain, for the years ending the ph of January, tBo3, and the sth of January, 1806, dittinguifhing each quarter, has been laid before Parliament. It appe,ars from it, that Tie net produce at the perettotent tuck for 1. 5. zo. the year eliding the sth Jou. tflos. was 09,5ta,483 to 5 For the year coding the sth January, aoll 31,795.110 3 4 The net produce of the Wu Taws, for the year ending the nth of January, tilos 13418.874 a: ti Per the year ending the OA of Janney. slob 13,171.499 s 4 Thus, the net produce of bath the permanent and war tam, fur the year swift the stl . r of Jesiory, tlios, was 46.71e0337 ss Pbt the Vest endingsth joblgrri sso6 444w9 being an incrzafe of upwards of folit Tillions in your of the year ending the sth dit 0106, above that of the preceding year. Thiegyeat Mersa, affords a flattering profpea of the Arength, the rich nets, and extent of our rafoarees t and appears psis cipally to have arifetl,p' 11 . s ioknidog branches of revenue : . • The Confolidated Esc*. bstinheurram , iurs d as sel . o* I.es ta . t In the latter It praised • • ' 141113 3 3 S The wszvisr ea 'pna, 406 i hipier f uri. • produced only 970.131 6 4. Mr% dielatttf fear ft ptoduced a., t $63 0 0 Making an incite* of above two millions upon there two heads. ' . Monday tome French prifoners were brought to Edinburgh from -Glafgow. by a party of the Eall Mx Militia. Next day they were fent off to the depot, near Pennycuick. As a proof of the progrefs of literature in Ruffia. lit is ;flirted in the Foreign Papers. that in the year 18c4., fifteen new journals were printed in that empire.' and 143 new works were publifhed at Sr. Peteriburgh and Mofcow. There are confiderable obßaclesin the way, whirls mull be removed before a cartel for the exchange of prifoners can be ellablifhed between this country and' France. Our Government, it is reported, was even willing to confider the Englifh fubjefts detained in France previous to the commencement or notifica tion of hollilities, as prifoners of war. and to in clude them in the exchange upon the ufual prin ciples of man for man, rank for rank, or certain' proportions of men for certain degrees of rank. This general principle, which has governed all cartels be tween this country and France, has, we are informed, been capricioufly rejeCted by the latter power, and a propofition for fending back all the prifoners on both fides, tendered in place. The confequence of this arrangement would be, that France would acquire between eight and nine thoufand men more than fhe would be entitled to by the operation of a fair ex change. Such a general difchatge has fometimes taken place upon the ratification of a preliminary treaty of peace, though not without confiderable doubts ref - peeing its propriety; but this is, we believe, the fir ft time that fo extravagant and partial a propo-1 fal has ever been made pending a Rate of hoflility. There are now living in a yard at the bcttom of Church-greet, Lancafier, three mothers, and three daughters, two grandmothers and two grand daugh ters ;• one great grandmother, and one great grand daughter—and in all only four perfons. A large foffile lkekton, of an animal fimilar to a crocodile, was lately found in Gloucelledhire. It was difcnvered in a folid firemen of limeftone, so feet thick. and was imbedded fifteen feet below the (Deface of the liratum. The flceletnn is ten feet and a half in length, and all its parts are perfect. The jaws are in high prefervation, and the teeth even co. vered with their enamel : one of them on being bro ken, appeared fo much like the &allure of petrified wood, that an idea has been flatted, that many font hitherto fuppofed to be of vegetable, are of animal origin. Yeiterday a perfon of the name of Ryan was charg ed by an Invalid Seaman, at the Public Office, Marl borough-16ft, with robbing hin of 151.-I'he corn• pliinant. a young man, who loft the ufe of his limbs in the fervice of his country, was difcharged from the linfpital Ihip at Sheernefs, at Saturday left, as was alto the prifoner, who had been but a few weeks in the fervice. The profecutor was unable to walk without crutches, and the prifoner, who offered to elcort him to London, demanded his money while on the road. By the threats ufed the pri- Amer got Isl. and ran off. The poor cripple was left pennylelt. and had fence been flickered under the roof of a brother invalid. He was folly committed for trial. The Magiilrate. to further the ends of jullice, ordered that the witneffes for the profecution fhould be conveyed to Maidllone to give evidence, at his own expence ; and directed that the cripple fhoold be provided for until the Afa+es, by the Parifh 01- ccre of St. James's. AMERICAN BOTTOMS. s into The fubjoined lid of American • ve ff els earned Algefiras in the courfe of lad year, will excite a fiery • different impreflion from the unfounded clamours of thole hot headed Members of Congrefs, who would hurry America into a war with this country. It can not but occafion confidetable Caprice, how it fltould invariably happen, that of all the American vett, freighted by Brit merchants for voyages up the Medi terranean, not one of them fhould be able to find their way pad the Gut of Gibraltar, which is not `much more than half the run contraaed for. Could we for a moment entertain an unfavourable opinion of the integrity of American Captains, it would be eafy to account for the circumftance, however dop ier it may appear. It will be peen by a'eareful exat mination of the lift, that the American loft nothing 4 by a 'Hit to Algefiras when loaded with Britifh prop petty, for there be was paid hie fall freight, without r.er. Cot ming more than half his voyage, and had even the chance of obtaining a new loading. But as it would be unfair to fufpeft men who may be perfeely booed, we leave to others to account for a phenomenon which to us is inexplicable. One cafe in the lift is a molt angular one : the packet Berbiee, condemned on the sad of July, was bound from Charlefkon ) , --..-, to where I—to the Mediterranean I—No filch deltic's , tion. She was bound to Londonderry, but found her way into Algeliras ! Perhaps fhe miftook the Got of Gibraltar for the mouthof the North Britifh Channel!! It will be recollected, that in Angela lad, the Atae• rican Ambaffador at the Court of - Madrid, reason bated again!! the condemnation of the cargoes of America& cads as contrary to an important article in the treaty of amity and commerce between Spain and the United States. The article alluded to de dares belligerent property in American bottoms to be neutral. And the orders that were given by the Spanilh Government in eonfequence of this re meaftrance, accounts for veflels carried in after that period, in which the Britifh were intended, being -liberated. A circumftance that refle&s• honour on the fidelity of the Spanifh Government only. 435T'Or memo's SSSSS Ls Cattail:l INTO ALGIIIIIIII IN 1805. 117011141111. Brig Sally, Edw. Barry, with flour from P. pbla to Gibraltar, fold his cargo iu Algearas. March cs. Brig Cotton, Lyons Butte!, with fugar, coliem-noillat 611 i, fur Leghorn ; liberated. tl. Brig Hope, W. Lyons, from the Levant for Liverpool, wick currant and raifins ; liberated. April a. Ship Eagle, N. Shale?, from Liverpool toMeilina, cargo worth shout 30,cu01. conclenined,but the freight paid. se. snip Moodeella, John Wigan, from Norfolk, with &memd rice, went to Lilbon. go. Jeff:rfon, S. Richmond, cargo worth =pool, condemned. freight paid, and a teeth freight given to Malaga. 1 May ink Polly, J. Robinfon, from the U. states, with flour ; utte 53. SchooaerLefrend Gaimefet, with lour, tobacco, and flame. for Gibraltar ; liberated. Schooner Morongood, J. Waterman, from New York, with pitch, tar, and tobacco ; cargo condemned, freight paid, and went In Wall to Malaga. tg Sclooner Polly, J Street, from Baltimore, with rum mita. gar, went up the Moliterramout with laid cargo. at). Brig Humber, W.Wyarti, for Gibraltar. case les bola*. sad went: to Makp. Schooner Lively, Chiftwory, with tams smil earthenware, from Ansetica to Malaga ; intincdiately Masud. Jane to. Brig Felicity, W. Boyce, from Andbwdom, with whewe, fold at Algebras, and west to Malaga. ts. American gun boat Nos, with two se pomades; bet lamas dlatcly liberated. May as. Brig Diana, Sylveftar Simmons, from Norfolk toOlbralls tar, with Sour and maim, cargo condemned; freight mid, smil Called in balialt far Malaga allth Jane • brig Dbl. W. Inifts. from Norfolk for Malaga, with Sour steel Rood, and went to Cold port. July so. Ship Mary, R. Steunke, with wins, loaded at Haab% for Gibraltar—Lbersted after foss days. as. Was condemned the cargo of the packet boat Babies, I.9rar nat. from Martell= to Londonderry, with door, sine, and Bares ; was bar by the LOB, and throe days a ft er by tin Spoilt primesses. se. Was condemned the cargo of the Sip Recovery, N. P. Mum from Norfolk, with Boor, rice, and fundries, ay. Was condemned the brig Molly, N. Adams, with &eV andi fondries, frotn Cork. Aug. g. 22. Brought In by a Spool& privateer the brig WaNai,, J. Crandlalll, from Alexandria (America) with warlike tat and provident for the American fluadron cruising in the Medi. terranean, and bound to Malta—liberated on there grounds, and all the !hips papers !snored the following day. 23. Was condemned the cargo of the ihip Calm P.. Jones, from Norfolkovith flour, rice, tobacco, Ike, and afterwards ranfome4 for trlooo dollars. Sept. a, Ship Trent. N. Kingfraan, from Salem for Gibraltar, with tobaceoand nave. ; brought to by the Government gun bake. and liberated in 14 hours to. Brig Sally Stevens, Turner, from Soften, with dour, falt pro. 'diens, butter, pepper, beer, cyder, rum, fah Sib, ite. for the Levant—liberated in 24 hours. Odlober 4. Brig Hope, Webber, from Lifboo, with Bra:Umlaut. for Palermo, fired upon and taken by the batteries and after aro pealing to Madrid, liberated, but no expenca paid, on the sgd Not lithe.. to. Brig Echo, J. F. Clark, with pilchards, from Falmouth to Venice-61p and cargo condemned for wanting a lea letter. Nov 1. Sailed the chip Aurora, J. Fiteombe, for Alice nt, having &charged her cargo of tobacco here, and gone iD 3. Ship John and Alici, J.S. Baker. with pilchards, from Plymouth to Leghorn.—Libenitied in 24 hours. t 3. Brig Rover, John Wait, with pilchards, from Falmouth to Naples—liberated. 14 ( Brig Wallington. Jr:47h Benneld, with pikhards, from Fal mouth to Veoice—liberated. CORY MARRYT, NIARK-LANT, MARCH 7.—Today there are feveral further arrivals of Wheat, in addi tion to large fupplies, which have very few Buyers, cven at lei prices—Barley in large quantities, heavy on band, and at let; Malt likewiie.—White Peas are cheaper, and, no fmall Old Beans—The fupplies of Oats are immenfe, and fairs in this trade are at further redufhon ; fine for Seed about 36s. — Flour in plenty, and inclines downwards. OF:VIRAL COILRINCT VT:Dill Wheat. 43 , 3 8 . 7 04 Per ar• Grey Peale 32a 352 Fine Ditto, ill 72s 64 Beans, (old) ors cos Rye, 360 ats o 1 Tick Ditto 448. 498. od Barley, 241 30s 6d Oats, 238 ass 282. Malt, 6zs 6,4 od Poland niter. 26. 3csod White Peak, 342 400 0 4 Rape Seed, 3sol ask per la ft. PAWS OF FLOUR. Dins Vous 6os to 6;♦ Scowls sas so 6os per G.R. 4