Star. — London, England, 1810-10-13 00:00:00

BAST CALCUTTA, APRIL 21. The only country ships yet tendered for a voyage to Europe, under terms of the late notification of Go vernment, are the Irairlie and Baring. It has been stated, that the Alexander, Captain Femoussog, was idstb about to proceed to England ; but we are assured without any foundation in truth. - - - MAY s.—Yesterday se'nnight arrived in the river the ship Hope, Capt. Dorms, from China, the 11th of March, and the brig Ceres, Captain Werra, from Penang, .the 24th. Passengers per Erskine, Esq. Lieutenants Trittor and Rainie. Per Ceees.—Mrs. Fritz and three children; Messrs. J. Paul and R. Lally. The Telinga brig, Glingapersand, from Coringa the 24. th ult. arrived in the river on 'Wednesday. Thursday art ived the country brig Calcutta, Capt. Bellenger, front Madras the 23d ult. Sunday lttst the country ship Sir William Burroughs, Captain Carr, bound for Madras ; Jessy, Captain Savage, for Bom bay ; and Admiral Drury, Captain King, for Penang and Malacca, sailed finally from Kedgeree. The American ships Recovery, bound to New- York, and Euphrates, to the west coast of Sumatra, passed Kedgeree outwards on Thursday. The Rus sell, Captain Greene, proceeding M mina, passed Kedgeree on Sunday last, and at 2 P.M. on Monday anchored off Sai u MADRAS, MAY LI. On Friday morning, Wm. M'Craw, late Serjeant in his Majesty's 33d Re:riment, and Mootoo Swamy, a Bramin, were executed - for murder, pursuant to their sentence. The former evinced great penitence, and exhorted the spectators to take example by his un timely end, and avoid chunkenness, which bad led to the commission of the crime for which he was about to itiffer.—Leonard I .`ifooncy, also under sentence of death, iv ordered to be taken for execution to Banga lore; and to suffer in tlic. presence of his Majesty's .59:h regiment.— John Burke, capitally convicted for Nviltully and maliciously shooting and wounding Ser jeant M , Dohald, is respited until his Majesty's plea sure is known. BOMBAY, MAY II Arrived the Hon. Company's cruizer Zephyr,Lieut. H. Hardy, from a chrize. MAY 17.-- Arrived the ship Aurora, Captain A. Glass, from Calcutta. Pa'ssengtri per Aurora—Wm. Mackintosh, F.l. Bengal civil service, Capt. Byers,royalarnliery,Capt.D son, Bombay infantry. Arrived the Hon. Company's schooaer Sylph, Lietit. D. M'llonal, from Goa.— The Ditsserali pac ket, Capt. Clements, from Calcutta to the Gulpla. of Persia, passed Aleppee on the 2.5 th ult. The Poonah Hunt, and a numerous party of their friends, met at day-break, on the morning of the 4•th of 'March, on the rising ground near the Sangum, where a jackall of an extraordinary size was turned down, with good law.. He took across the country in a northerly direction, and made the River Moota, a little below the.village of Boperee, the right bank of which he kept as far as Bopekel, passing Kirkee, where l e crossed. This part of the chace was very smart going. On crossing the river he Skirted the . rnangoe tope to the left of Bopekele, and seemingly conscious of his, powers, toulc the open country, stretching tewards the north-east. The dogs were baffled and at a check for a short time amongst the dusty roads and some ploughed fields in the neigh. hourhood.of the tope, and at this critical moment, were.crossed, about '290 yards in front, by a lat e herd of deer, but not a single hound swerved, wlkh evinced a rare degree of discipline and staunchness. —After some cold hunting across the ploughed ground, where the dogs showed the true stuf, the scent began to improve, and they carried it on again very briskly for about three miles over the plain, in the direction of the village of Boostie, near which he don bled, and made for the strong ground to the eastward. Be Was viewed here, for the first time, by some of the horsemen; about three-fourths of a mile a-head, and, from his rate of going, apparently was not much dis tressed. Having now gained the deep nullaha and strong rocky ground between the villages of Diggie And Kullis, and being aware of his advantages, he sheaved a great disposition to keep, his position by fre quent doublings ; the dogs, however, began to ap proach his brush, and pushed him so hard that he was compelled to break and make for the hills to the left of the village of Sangam, near which he was run into in grand style, afier a run of one hour and five mi nutes. The country crossed cannot have been less than • llteen miles, and the chase altogether was, perhaps, a smarter and more interesting one than was ever witnessed in India. Mr. Bicxmu., the Solicitor to the Admiralty, has Lad a black servant, to- all appearance a male, of a very stout and atWetic form, riving with him between twelve and thirteta years, who died on Thursday morning, when, to the astonishment of the family, the body was founl t.) be that of aji Malt. At the General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for Glocester, which commenced on Tuesday se'nnittht, the influx of business w:ts so great, that the Court was not adjourned till Friday. There vrere nine teen prisoners in the Calendar, viz. :iarnuel \\lnsets and Richard Rarke, found guilty of stealing three geese, the property of Joseph Turner, of Leigh, who were sentenced to he imprisoned, the former twelve, and the latter six months. William Freebury, for 4oncealing, with intei,t to steal, sundry articles of wearing apparel, in the House of Correction, at Northleach, to be imprisoned there for six months. 4aralt Daunter, for stealing about 43 in money, in the dwelling-house of E. Drinkwater, at Wiping, three months imprisonment. Isaac M. Mullington was found guilty of stealittg coal and other articles, at .Thurnbtuy, but judgment respited, under permission of enlisting into his Majesty's service. Job Pullen, wijudred rogue and a vagabond ; and Thomas Know - Lon and, Sarah Bird, for assaults, to be impri soned, the former 14 days, and the two latter one week. Philip Heyman and . Thos. Bayly, were or 7 'acted to remain in custody, for want of sureties.— Thot-Croves, Jos. Or an, and Cbas. Bruton, were acquitted. Against illizabeth Pritchard and her ,dlisgbter . no bills were found ; and Chu. Buick aliar AT* James Turner, . Reuben Shearman, and Jane wersi sit erally ordered, to be discharged. ' H. Hardy, fron MAY 17.-- A Glass, from Cal Pa'ssengeri per A service, Capt. Byer Arrived the Lietit. D. M‘l.) , Let, Cipt. Clem. Persia, passed The Poonilt fri , -nds, met at of 'March, on tl where a jAckall down, with go( in a northerly a little below t 1 • of which he Lei • where De crosse smart going. . rnangoe tope to conscious of II stretching towa baffled and at a dusty roads an( bourhood.of th were-crossed, herd of deer, b evinced a rare —After some ground, where , scent began to very briskly inr direction of the bled, and made Be was viewed horsemen, abot from his rate o tressed. Havin strong rocky g And Kullis, ar stewed a great qucnt doubling proach his bru! compelled to b of the t illage C in grand style, nutes. The cot • .fifteen miles, : a smarter and • witnessed in Mr. BICKNE Lad a black 5( very stout and twelve and th morning, whe - the body was At the Gen Glneester, wh the influx of 1 was trot adjc teen prisoners and Richard geese, the prc were sentence and the latte voncaaling, • wearing app Northleach, airaralt Daunt she dwelling • three month was found gt .Thurnbur y, 1 .f enlisting i adjudged KDowlson at soiled, the fi week. Phil; 'Tiered to ren Thp4.-Crovl acquitted. daUOter . , nt Jarnt Weaiing, w flatlet. Further particulars relative to the escape of RO- bertsr:--- • UNION-H L.—Yeiterday A further investigation of this subject took place before G. HICKS, Esq. which may tend materially to elucidate this subject. Three persons, named Brook:, cooper, and Broad bent, were apprehended by Goff and Wortley, on sus picion of being parties concerned in making the, keys, by the application of which Roberts emancipated him self from " durance vile;" the examination of the par. ties was private, but the following were the principal facts which came out. Brooks is a whi.lsmith, of respectability, and resides in the Borough, and stated that before Roberts's escape was made public, a per son, a stranger to lem, came to his house, and asked him to make a couple of keys, One of them from an impression in soap, and the other from a padlock ; he told Brooks he had been recommended to him by an Ironmonger in the Borough, ai a person who would do it for him with dispatch, and as he was going out of town the following morniiig, he must have them that night. Brooks undertook to make them by the time mentioned, and as soon as the per son was gone, he went to an Ironmonger's to get an unfinished key, from which to make it. After apply ing at several, however, he found it impossible to suc ceed, as the share of the key was diff,:rent from keys in general. The bit or wards of the key was not large, but the length from the bow of the key to the wards was out of all proportion. Finding it impos sible, therefore to get one, he went to Broadbent, a blacksmith, and directed him to make one, winch was done, and the person calling at the time appointed, Brooks delivered up to him the padlock, the impres sion, and the key. Broadbent, the blacksmith, said, that on being first applied to by Brooks, to make the key, be hesitated, as he thought it appeared like a key belonging to a prison ; he, however, did make it, and all the time he was at work upon it, Brooks continued at a public house in the neighbourhood, frequently visited him, and urged hint to be expeditions, supplying him with liquor, tkc. he said it must be finished by a certain hour, as it was going 150 miles out of town. He got it done by the time named, and delivered it to Brooks, who paid him Bs. for his trouble. The padlock key, it appeared, was made by Brooks's man, Cooper. After the examination was gone through, the Ma gistrate again pressed Brooks to say who gave him the order to make ete key; after some hesitation, he said he believed it was Wm. Folkard. _ _ _ MaNstox-House.—Yesterday the above IV. FAAA ard, who stands charged with being concerned with Roberts, who has committed foegeries u pon the Bank of England, underwent another examination. A great many wit nesses attended. This man, who is charged with mak ing the key to enable Rohnts to escape, was likewise examined privately before the Lord Mayor, with three others of the names of Heirr9 Mence, George Nolan, and George Hales. Several et the Clerks of the Bank attended to give evidence, with the Magistrates and Chief Clerk of Union-street, with minutes of former examinations taken before them. The prisoners were all remanded for further examination. Elizabeth Robinson was charged with robbing a sailor in Whitechapel. The prosecutor told his Lord ship that being in liquor, he slept. on a butcher's I stall, in Aldgate ; that when he awoke, he'found he was robbed of his tobacco-box, containing 7s. his silk handkerchief, and shoes. The prisoner, whom he' never saw before, sat near him ; that he demanded his shoes, which she gave him, and ran away, but was stopped by a Constable, who found the handkerchief and tobacco-box concealed about her, but no money. She was fully committed. HATTON-GARDES.—Yesterday John 4Tmi.'hw:is fully committed, charged by Mr, Fisher, `corm:handler, in Edgeware Road, with whom he lived servant, with stealing from his premises a large quantity of seeds. A fire broke out on Wednesday night at the house (if the Rev. Mr. Guide, at Frumpton, about seven miles from Dorchester, which was occasioned by the negligence of a servant in setting fire to the drawing room curtains. The house was reduced to a heap of rubbish, and not it particle of furniture was saved.— A son of Mr. Guide lost his life in the flames, and a maid-servant was so shockingly burnt in searching after the child, that she is not expected to survive. Yesterday morning a woman, residing in Grub street, locked toe children (twins) about three years old in her room, while she stepped to a neighbouring ' butcher's, and, during her absence, they amused them selves with lighting matches, by which the garments of one of them were- set on fire, and the poor inno cent was so notch injured as to cause its death within an hour after its arrival at St. Bartholomew's Hospital. A Coroner's Inquest was held yesterday at the White Horse, Knightsbridge, on the body of Maria Westbury, a child of about seven years old, who died in St. George's Hospital, in consequence of being burned on Wednesday last. It appeared in evidence, 1 that this poor little girl, the offspring of an illicit con inection in the country, was sent from the month to be nursed by a woman of the name of Ann Broom, residing at No. IB,•Windmill-street, Haymarket.— Broom, who was stated to be a woman of profligate habits, was in the practice of going out for several hours at a time, and leasing the child locked Up in . her room. During one of those intervals the lamen- I table accident occurred. Some neighbours, hearing . r the shrieks of the child, forced open the door, and found her all in a blaze. She died in eight hours after she was taken to the Hospital. Verdicto—Died through neglect of Ann Brown, the nurse. On Tuesday a serious accident happened to Miss Baker, the juvenile performer on the Piano Forte.— Being anxious to let her mother in, who was waiting at the door, her foot caught in the carpet at the top of the stairs, by which she wss precipitated to the bottom, with such violence as to break the large bone in the arm, below the elbow, in two plates, and the small bone in one. She is now doing as well as' can be expected. Yesterday some idle fellows selected a bullock from a drove, in Crown-street, Finsbury, and drove it through. Shoreditch to Bethnal-green, where it turned on its persecutors, and gored several ot. them; -parti cularly one of the most active, who received a despe , rate wound iis the thigh, which it is hoped will operate as a useful memento—this practice being pregnapt with cruelty, not only to the animal, but to all par sons passing the streets. • ~4fr BARNIQUNCIL . AS* seven o'cloclHts the `mottling of the 10th of last month, the wind N.V. E. thn weather per fectly calm, two shocks of an earthquake were felt , at Brest and its environs. The duration of the con. cussion was about three seconds. The effect was such, as would be produced in a house by the successive ' falling of two large metallic bodies upon the floor, accompanied by the noise of a waggon loaded with iron bars. In a few minutes after, a distant and hol low sound was heard, and then a similar noise at a , greater distance. At last another shock, of shorter duration than the•preceding, took place in the night between the lOth and 11th. Numbers of people felt the concussion ; but many were not disturbed in their sleep. Earthquakes have become more frequent within these six or eight months than formerly. There is scarcely a country on the Continent of Europe that has not, in some degree, experienced a shock ; but it would appear that the most formidable have been felt in Hungary, at the base of the Carpathian mountains, and at the foot of the Alps in the valley of Pignerol. From these two points, as from two fiery furnaces, is sued the sparks which kindled the subterranean fires to an immense circumference, and occasioned the shocks which have been felt at Cremona, Friburg, Inspruck, Olmutz, and other places in that quarter, and at Augurs, antz, Rochelle, and Brest in the other. The concussions in the latter places have not, fortunately for them, occasioned any devastation.— They were all attended by a hollow noise, not unlike , the distant rolling of a heavy waggon. J ONDOA AMR KLTS. INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, October 11. Wheat per load 201. Os. to 481. 10s. Barley, per quartet -38 s. -d. to 455. -d• 0.4 s -d. to 40s. -d. Beans 565. -d. to 635. -d. Peas 60a. to 635. -d SMITHFIELD MARKET, October 12. To sink the Offal per stood of 81b. Beef 4s. 4d. to ss. Gd. Veal 4s. Bd. to Rs. 8.1 Mutton 4s. 841. to it. SI Pork 6s. 4.1. to is Od. Lamb ss. Od. to 61. 8.1. KW/ OI CATTLI Till! DAT. Beasts, about 890-Sheep and Lambs, 4,200. Calves, 240-Pigs, 200. NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKET. Per stone of 81b.by the carcase. Beef 3s. 8.1. to 4s. Bd. Veal 4s. 4d. to st. 4.1 Nlutton 4s. 4d. to Sc. od. Pork Gs. l CO to 6s. 8 Lamb ss. 4d. to 6s. 4d Lamb Skins, is. to 3s. Od.-Shearlings, 2s. Od. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. ST. JAMES'S. • WIIITECIIAPKL• Hay 51. ss. to SO. 9t. Hay 61. Os. to 91. 9c Straw 21. 171. to 31. 3.. (lover 8L 8:. to 101. 10 straw 21. 18.. to 31. b. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Meadow Hay 71 es. to 101. 04. Clover 61. 10: to 91. 10.. New ditto 51. Os. to 01. Os. New do. M. Os to 01. 0.. Strabr 2i. 101. to 31. 3s. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOP-OUCH MARKET. SAGS. rooters. Kent 51. Os to 71. Os. Kent 61. Os. to 81. Os. iiusbez 51. 04. to 61. 04. Sussex 51. Cs. to sit. 15s RAW HIDES. Beet ficifesa and Steens (per Ordinary - As. Od. to Os. 04 stone) tt.. Cd. to 23. 4d. Market Calf 15s. 04. each Middlings 23. Sd. to V.s. 104. English Ibrse 13s. to 15s. 04 PRICK OF LEATHER IN LEADENHALL MARKET. Butts 214. 23d. Calf Skins 38s. 42s Ditto esd. 264. Ditto 375. 411 Merchants' Backs 20d. 214. Ditto - 28$. 34s Dressing Hides • 17d. 191. Snail Seals Ss. lel. Si. 3d line Coarit doles 194. 21d. Large ditto 100 s. 150 s. Crop I !idea for .3.6tt.194. 2.21 • rannea Horse Hides 19e1.201d Ditto 17d. 19J. Goat Skins dos. 71ss PRICE Of TALLOW. St. James's Market 4s 30 Tewn Tallow 73s 64 :`tare Market 4s 241 Yellow Roots 'i 4. 0J Whitt chapel Market 4s lid White ditto 6.:1s 04 yer stow: of nib. 12s 7.1 Melting Stuff .. 533 00* 04 Average te tqd Ditto rough Se:s 00s Od Graves 18s 04 Good Dregs lls 04 Yellow Soap, 90.--Mottled, 10tos tal-Cusd, 104*. 01 Price of Candles, per dozen 14s thl-Nloultis, 13s od. COAL MARKF.T, October 12. Skips at Market Sold l'rices. s 8 Newcastle 221 51g. 01 to 625. 6d. g Sunderland 3 545. 01. to Ws. 01 1 Cinlers 1 S6s. 04. THE COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Amsterdam, 33 0 8 U Palermo, 12.1 Penes per os. Ditto at sight, 32 2 Leghorn, .i 8 Rotterdam, c. f.IO 0 S U Genoa, 54 Hamburi,h, 30 10 21 U Vcnice,n. C. St I.iv. Picutle Altona, 30 11 2; U effective pur l. stets. Paris 1 day's da. 21 8 Liv. Naples, 42 Ditto, 2 Us. 21 It Lisbon, 67 Bourdeaux, do. 21 12 Oporto, 68, Madrid, Effect. Dublin, 91 Cadiz, 4el Effect. Cork, IC+ Bilboa Effect. New Dollars, ss. 89. Rin Janeiro 72, Malta 61. Gibraltar 39. New Doubloons, ~C 4 us. 01 Gold in bar, per oz. 4.4 .ss. 04. COUNTRY MARKETS. S ALT s igg ft T.-.. Wheat 98s. to I 20*.-Barley 465. to 525.- Oats 28s. to 345.-Beane 60s. to 725. per quarter. DEvizEs.-Wheat 106 s. to I 325.-Birley 40s. to 506.-Oats SCs. to Stis.-Beans 565. to (Bs. per quart. r. Waawiez.-Wheat 12*. to 145.--Marley 4s. 61 to 76.-Ogs O. Od. to 5,. 3d-Old Beans Is. 04. to Os. 31- I .Viiite Peas Is. 91 to Bs. 1041.-Spring Vetches, -s. Od. to -4. Od. per bushel of from 34 to 36 quarts. OILIORD MARKET, Ocr. 11.-The second best price of a bushel of wheat was 13s. 6d. according to which price, ard a due allpwance made to the halter, the assize and price of I.re .al are as folow, viz. the peck loaf household. to weigh 171 h. a, oz. 4s. 54. the ha:f peck, 2s. 9W. ; and the smaller in proportion. Ha ootstaTost, October I.... Wheat sold heavily, and prices were about Is. cheaper. Barley Os. cheaper, best 31*. Oats Is. cheaper, best i!ls. Pease and Beaus about 2s. dearer, best 325.- There were 5FtO boUs of Wheat in market, whereof 446 sold from 48s. to 215.-1.72 unsold.-Average tOs. M. 8-12ths per boll. The fine weather last week occasioned one of tLe largest assem blages of holiday-folks at Peterborough Fair, on the Tuesday and Wednesday ever known. The Stock Fair was also loge, hut prices were kept up. Prime dairies o' cheese sold at Ws. to 854. and inferior at 775. per cwt. Onions 3s. 6d. to 4s. 6d. a bushel. Bridgewater Fair, on Tuesday, was more numerously attended, and there was a larger supply of the chief articles of dearng, than has been perhaps ever known. Cheese experienced a considerable reduction in price, and more than 200 tons are supposed to have remained unsold. Prime 014 Dairy brought 80s. per cwt. and best new Cheese from '7Ol. to 755. Of Horses there was a very large slow ; but inferior ones had few buyers, even at very low prices, those of a better description were also considerably on the decline. For Fat Stock there was a considerable demand, but Lean beasts had a very indifferert sale-many remained unsold. BIRTHS. Monday, at Radley, the Lady of Sir George Bowyer, Bart. of a .on and heir. MARRIED. Lao week, Captain Chadwick, to Miss Sharp. WedneFday, at Cheltenham. M. J. Sompre, Member of his Majesty's Council of the Island of Montserrat, to Miss Welch Porter. UIL U. Thursday sennlght, at Worekver, Robert Croker, Esq. one of the Costnaiisienera of the Hawkers and Pedlars' 05ces. • , firPolo . 3 4 ARD Spann M IREL4VII • of the Value of all IMPORTS i nto. All iftranirn, I RgLANO, for three years, ead • ,:!! • athiamilul. 1510 1 distinguilating each Tear, aed the7slo; of Irish Proluee and Menufa-tures, from the Vales o f foreigs Articles F.sported ; together with the Diireseu re 14. tweak the Official Value and the kcal Value of hi P m _ • duos and'llinnsfacturee Exported in the Year ends & s s h January 1910. Orintaos. VAL.'. of Worm Year vadat; Ali ills. .r. R d. 1 ori 6.617,907 ll; 1803 7; E.9..507 I I I 1810 1,411,447 S I &i 5,307,6u6 16 4 5,696,997 .1 5 3 . ,401.9:u . 19 94 Note.—the real Value tit Irish Protium tip F.svortett is the Year rusting the At J:mwan• at the average priet• current. anaotnued to 111 OFFICIAL VALUE st IMPO!tFS into II pritseipal Attie! Ys.ara ending tisiguisuin; sPECIE3 of tmroirrs l'arilla. - . and Put C3rll 111..tuk.is l'arprts And C.trp.tiug ( tottnis3, plain. and co- loured' -- - New - Drapery ow . . raitheu Ware - • l'isli, Ilerrino - - I'la Seed - - Flax, unfired - - } gut nr, Loaf Groecrics NI i t& cw, :t au Tea - - llaberdashery, all ksuds of - - !Lets - - Ilemp, undre•t - Ilidts, Nuued anti un launud - • Flusicr! - , Colima Stock _ iugi - - - 1;• 1 1c3 ! ic4,•.!2) .5 1.i,:44.5 LI 40,394 I i I - Iwo, iinwrr.ii26t - 1,4 m ;Intl 11;1v:utile - Silt - - - Sig;., tirgrinzitic - Spirits, Fureigit - Tialluw - 'I olgioeu - - NV:itches and 1% Ateh s 244.%:.7 16 6 I, '%.") 10 6 :"1,13.:6 13 4 11 - s,otli G Nlorements ( Deals - W.Axl ;Slaves tlimier - t!littun l'artt.C , ottotl, and Cut- It:A*2j 14 0 17;;;741 3 4 3 al 14,(r, - , it; 51.41 1 U 119,1 k; 0 U tnu Ts ist UU:►:r 'sierchmui:Ae fe1,615 19 I` 1,31'2,40 13 I'i TOTAL 1,171,4 r; 5 CWFICIA T. VALUE, of 11:1:0( PRODU FACTITRF.A, EXII I'EU from Irelaut the principal- Arrot:;ci, I Years ending sth January. SPECIES of EXPORTS F. and MANE. ; lit/4. Aqua Vitz - - Bacon - - Beet - - Bread - - Baikeks and Cur i Him er - . l %mak, • . - .f. a. d. 76,814 1.1. 2161 . ::-+ 10 4 213,6!•2 U U ..t. I. d. ►1,343 10 2°41,&)5 15 I+ 2A1,403 411 t 1 4,h12 U II 11,7::2 0 0 7:3 - 41 : 1 0 0 1'.', 4 444 I I 10.040 6 K :,3.01 12 0 1.8%943 13 0 196,105 3 0 2,051 .i U 9,4 1 . i 10 0 I ICMU t 84031 2 n 1.-1,166 Oliver Ore. • - / I;arley - - Corn. aiti • - Whftat - - Drape ry, 111"4 and Uhl • F.Milil f• - • • 1 , 1.11, Ilerrint7: - - Flax, ilicat and tontivwst Ghat.% Maks, untanned - - Vogl; - 11.4 , . Laid . . - ..; , 4 i;r 97.108 U 451,1411 Ito 0 110,10 !.; SO .3 911,!4:s 5 ZI V I) I; 4g,891 ; 1 .; u ti,l4t 14 4 :t.,i9•24 0 0 :XI 23067 0 u - - 7". 0 0 20,410 12 14 414,.:t.; 13 4 4 . ,712 0 0 b V.l lit - I,lnets 3n41 Cotton mixed Nlati - - plain eeeeleetered Mitt - Oat - 6,110 - - 15.919 II S VI 5 !,:e7t:".7to 1.2 C,1.:1 1 10 i. lu 1..),1-6 V 310al, Kitt - Rape Sted Sheep, alive SI •ap •skient, Calf Tallow - TtollgUCS WUUI - Linen - Vjrn s Ot Merelmodize ''e%! 1, I 1 1 ~*:114 12 6 - 1:' , •02 .4AI 7 4.516 .5 26,39.../ 6 S 21,:d4 '2051 2 ti 1,%1 1 7 U 154;52 0 4 U 17 1,2:3 4 I; E!,2 • 6 u •• 4.0 Id eI i• i.l o 1e4; ; .)9.1 3 n 4 TO CA T. .C. 3,696,41 .1 r,1‘.4,9;t . 1 It will lit. Fern, that of the Annual -1 ports 1 . 1111:1;: :at, Jan. lalo, 'he gate Value for Itai-m, C. i 4, ter, INN Ls, Ilni , s, untauc. , l, II ig's Lanl, Sheep, Ditto Bread, ltarky, and Oat/ita I - 1.7 . 2% r i.:3 :6 •irS + 1 Amount. v: .sluits export.ct; iit tie lat.t :.;s1 "i 9 I Yuar OFFICIAL. VALUE of FORF.ItIN anal CI iLIPN!AI• 1 '" - CIIANDIhE Expor.rEi) fnira IitI.I.AND; ':t' 131 ;" ing the priticipa/ ArtickA. Year i inclit,,-; :eh Tan...? • • r -- iPECtES OF EXPORTS. I -le. I i -''• --. — - -- - f. Ashes, Basins', Pearl & rot I.:, iit .?, ii ie• - • ( ~ ,e..: . ..,..:(.. I'7 I; -1. -.. ' •• • . C.Aton, plain and coloured t'.. ••1 .! i %, Drapery, new :,- '2 ' .i u I,t: • • WA - . '.!1,••••11 t; u .:' .4 •,.-09 i; . ;, Drugs - - 1,.. , '7 0 0 * Dye Styli; togwo.4l - t' , "`' 2 ' i " !,•_ 1( . 2 .• Earthen %Vail. - - , z, l-,3 11 7 I,no 1 , . Fish, llerrit. - - 4.,!il U 0 1 . 01 gs Flax Seed - - 3,161 U U 11,;) '' '• slrovery, Sugar, 51micovado 0 1.; 0 0 i,ig' . . ) •l t* Iliies, untanned -- - 7i7- 6 1 44 , - .. spirits, Foieizu -- -7, 91 ti t ''' ..-; .: • Tallow - - ~*. l tyl 10 0 -,, .:, •-. Tobacco - - - Jeius 0 8 17.0: , it• Witte - . -414 ii 1 1 . 1 ft.":`- :14 f 7: . Wool, Cotton - - - ig,tipi 0 y .i. 1,814 ot. 1 Otha hien:hawk:o - 97,703 7 :3‘ '.0.;.91/ 2 I c —.— --", 1 TOTAL - - -•er.)3.6'-; 4 TOMORROW. inn rises, Sba sets, I Iktoort rhos 2it" 7 , I 37 minutes after 6 On dull after 5 34 c ltriutet ti 1 G ii w:\' rase AT LONDON llel9CF. Tti.Allllo o t . M0rnt0g............ ....." 16 minutes altef S AfttriltKOTl ..••• .. ••• •••• tS wrintes rs aft r _...............$ ..- -. . .....----..--- t.01400N : IPilntetf and published by A I.FATI. ICSO the STaa-Orrsea, No. 1, Cateretrset, and at da S T. OitICI4 Temple Bar. , Linen OITICIAL Vatti Lt Produ.•u and Maanfac. woes I:%piated. .U. s. di. 134,,101 S 0 44,914 7 ti 50,3:41 t, 19,8 A I 43701:7 0 U "1213:47 7 2 1%-1,V4 7 1,175,261 10 1► A1.4:1 0 5 :;3.5^:1 0 0► t1'),71!).5 0 (/ `2,19t 15 0 (204,133 0) 0 92.),17i 0 0 ti I, 113,6:o is 3 4, , ;64 l 4 d 4:,7611'} 4 14 i,t2U.l - 763 8 - t 62,409 14 119,:i73 7 io 73,7'1 11 2 16,11.41 4 '2 8 ::)911 2 6 4,r(A) it) i. 1 9,4P3 15 6 29,060 13 3 IM,!- - 99 19 11: ',4.51 6 C,060 15 0,131 5 U :U,4•,U 0 0 111,316 0 0 1.4-13,1d1 15 6 1,129,507 11 I,i t. •;',l b. L. 5 "------- Fintin --... alii‘ I Colonial Mr l . cLanilite 1:(.... Putted. . S. 4 . ,; C F:o 3 'll t ; : 1 4 rthlk S •f Mitaufa.l.trel tuispatial 11.1:LiND fo h .I.laustv 1i"..)9 I'lo. I. .L s'ly4 3 0 4^, .! 14, , ,C.: 1 6 301,51) U v I°l-.l'° 1° 1% 0 1, 1 2.57,8 N 4 u II _5%153 U 112146 It, sr tN, 'l;9 2 %; ISIS!. •