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COPENHAGEN, JULY 27. THE EVENING STAR, LONDON. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. $ per Ct. Cons. money, 68H. —for ace. 681. 3 per Ct. Reduced 8911-4 per Cent. 8511. Navy 5 per Cent. 9911—Each. Bills, par to ss. pre. BOWIE 925. to prem.--Omnium 2 dls. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Sank Stock 2811 2604 I India Bonds 211. pr. S per C. Red. 6911 Exc. Bills, (3d.) 2s. 4s. preen. S per C. Con. 681111 (sid.) par a 2a. pre. 4 per Cent. 8541 I Omnium 2 dis. per C. Navy 99111 Lottery Tickets AU. 15s. Long Ann. 18 9-161 I Cons. for icc. 680 )ndia Stock 1821 181 f A Gottenburgh Mail, which arrived this morning, brings a kind of confirmation of the report which was some time ago in circulation, that a French General was about to be offered as a Candidate for the suc cession to the Swedish Crown. Marshal BERNADOTTE, the Prince of Ponte Corvo, is the •personage whom the Swedes are to be taught to regard as their future Bovereign. OREBRO, AUGUST 4. (EXTRACT FRONI A PRIVATE LETTER.) The idea of a French General being appointed heir to the Crown appeared so extravagant, that I did not even mention the name of General Bernadotte, whom rumour had pointed out as a competitor for that ex alted dignity ; but it would really appear that seri ous intentions have been entertained on this subject, and as a proof T refer you to the Stockholm papers, which contain a very flattering account of that officer. The r inegyric has been copied into one of our papers of this day, which I enclose, but whether the point will he carried in his favour remains to be seen. The Danish Minister who followed upon the heels of the Dispatches which announced his Sovereign's inten. tention of offering himself as a competitor, was de tained by order of dm Diet at Arboga ; he was, how ever, ,übsequently allowed to proceed hither, where be was permitted to remain but a few hours. The appointment of M. de Ranchoup as French Cnnsul, and that of M. W. Brown as Danish Consul at this place, has to-day been publicly announced by order of the Government. The former is expected hew in the course of a few days. Letters from Paris state, that the following notice lately appeared in several French newspapers : " American ships frequently make their appear ance in the North Seas and the Baltic, furnished with pretended Certificates of Origin of French Consuls. We have official authority to state, that the said cer tificates are forged, and that the holders or bearers thereof are guilty of forgery. The said papers are evidently fabricated in England, for his Majesty ceased long ago to grant similar certificates." The Newspaper published in Orebro, where the Diet is assembled, has of late been filled with cursory remarks on the life of Bernadotte, Prince of Ponte Corvo, tending to thew that he is not only one of the most eminent warriors, but also one of the wisest politicians of our age. At the siege of Gradisco, where Bernadotte exposed himself with uncommon firmness to the utmost danger, the writer observes the present King of Naples served under his orders. Parliament was yesterday further prorogued, with the u33al formalities, to the Ist of November. The Commissioners were the LORD CHANCELLOR, Earls BATHURST and LIVERPOOL* Yesterday morning his MAJESTY, the Duke of CUM. ' BERLAND, Princt. ses AUGUSTA and SOPHIA, took their usual morning ride in Wind :Park till twelve o'clock. Sir CHARLES SAXTON, Private Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, is arrived in town. The Duke of DORSET, Lqrd Wnwrwoarit, and the Duchess of DORSET, are gone to the Isle of Wight. The Archbishop of CANTERBURY with his family, are gone to Ramsgate, where his Grace will occupy Albion House. The Duke of Riciisiovo is gone on a tour through the Province of Connaught. The Marquis WELLESLEY has been severely indis posed at Apsly House, with a violent cold and fever ; be was confined to his bed part of last week, and was attended by Doctor KNIGHTON, who was physician to the embassy in Spain. We are happy to hear that his Lordship is recovering, and is to go to the country for the benefit of the air. It appears by the following document that the Duke of ORLEANS was invited to Spain to take the command of a Spanish army. THE SUPREME COUNCIL OF THE REGENCY OF SPAIN AND THE INDIES, TO THE KING OF THE TWO SICILIES. SIRE—The generous efforts of the Spaniards in fa ! your of their lawful King, must please the magnani. By the packet which brought the Lisbon Mail of mous heart of your Majesty. The Usurper of the yesterday, Government received dispatches from Lord throne of your Majesty would usurp also the throne WELLINGTON. These, as we stated yesterday in the of his august nephew. It is time that Europe should greater part of our impression, are dated from Cele- rise from the degradation into which sbe has been plunged by the spirit of factions; and that nations rico, the Ist instant, This skews that our army, as grateful to their legitimate Sovereign should turn their reported some days ago, has fallen back from its posi- I arms against the impostors who would tyrannize over s tion at Alverca, and .taken up new ground. them. Spain could not support the yoke—she could not bear insult. But, Sire, this loyal nation, this The infantry upder Brigadier-General CRAWFORD .were posted in the valley of Mondego. General religious and noble nation, is not yet satisfied with h erperseverance ; she wis hes to she wto the tyrant, REoNIER having made a movement with his divi- b y freshproofs, that s he is irreconcileable to his do sion, the British cavalry were in advance watching the mination—that she will abide by the oath he has motions of the enemy. General HILL had marched taken to per sh rather than be the victim of his mon strous ambition. Government which commands this to Sarzedas in consequence of REGNIEIeS having vast monarchy in the name of FERDINAND VII. de. made a movement upon Salvaterra ; the former , how sires that a Prince of the august House of your Ma. ever, still kept up his communication with General jesty should place himself at the head of a Spanish CoLzs, who is stationed at Gerada. No active pre- army in order to excite revolt in the interior of France, partitions for besieging Almeida appear to be making and to snatch the bloody diadem from the head of on the part of the enemy, and the place , we under - the Chief that oppresses her. stand„ was abundantly provided with every article " The Prince most calculated to fulfil our desires is his Serene Highness the Duke of Orleans, a Prince pecessary to the most vigorous resistance. illustrious by his military actions, and the husband The Marquis De LA R O MANA, w ith hi s corps, is at of one of your Majesty's daughters. We offer him Merida, and the corps under Moieriat had posted the command of an army in Catalonia, and i i the itself on the Guadalquiver. other prow nces, where his presence may serve to at rain the exalted end to which we aspire. Miy this The next accounts from the army are expected to offer meet your Majesty's approbation. It proceeds be important. In the mean time, it is satisfactory to from our patriotism, our fidelity to the King, and our learn that all the movements and finesse of the enemy i respect for your Majesty's august house. have not in the least provoked Lord WELLI NGTON to I "If PROVIDENCE should crown the enterprize of change his system, or to seek fame at the ex p ence of your Majesty's august son, we shall have toe immense 1 f having • p easuieo contributed to the safetyof unhappy prudence. Nothing can be better calculated to in- Europe, and of having afforded your Majesty a proof sure ultimate success than the line of conduct pur- of our veneration. sued by his Lordship : nothing can be more injurious Gan preserve your Majesty many and happy , .to .the many, in his presint circumstnncesi Plan prc • years. CasTis os, Pre id nt, And the other Wool hers of the it:,eoty. crastination. Ph.oye . llde of Leon ? March 13, tom The conunerei.al intelligence stated in the subjoined letter is extracted from an ciScial document, publish. ed at Amsterdam, under the authority of the principal Douanier AUGUST U. The subsequent articles are extracted from the Ta• rif of the Imperial Customs on Colonial Produce im. ported into Holland, on which a duty of $0 per cent. must be paid, according to the terms of the Decree of the 31st ultimo. Cotton goods, muslins, and all other goods of British fabric are included ; and the concealment of which, or any portion, will subject the parties to severe penalties. Pernambuco, 217 fr. SO cents. Campeche, 90 fr. DYING WOOD.. Ace.ajnu, 57 fr. Brazil, 67 fr. 50 cents. %Cancels, 425 fr. CocSA. iSurinam, 447 fr. Bourbon, 440 fr. Cortzz. Martinique and Guadalnupe, 457 fr. Spanish Colonies, 420 fr. per 100 kilog. Sslcts. ICinnamon, 21 fr. Cassia Wood, 327 fr. SO cents. CNOCOLATU Pour fr. per kilog. COCUINICAL. Fifty-throe fr. per kilog. Bahia, 900 fr. Georgia, 570 fr. COTTON. Montreal, 667 fr. Caraccas, 662 fr. So cents. Smyrna, 425 fr. S Senegal, 205 fr. Gum. lArabic, 262 fr. per 100 Ong. Bengal (Blue), 31 fr. Bed Burnt, 26 fr. So cents. Cost* (best kind), 26 fr. SO cents. Manila, 24 fr. 7.5 cents. Brazil, 11 fr. per kilo& St. Domingo and Jamaica, 290 fr. Martinique and Guadaloupo, 261 Cr. SUGAR. East India, 2117 fr. Havannah, 355 fr. Virginia, 382 Cr. TOZACCO. Maryland, 270 fr. per 100 kiln. Hyson, 11 fr. SO cents. Souchong, 5 fr. 10 cents, °NA. Green, $ fr. 75 cents. Bi,hea, 2 fr. 75 cents. After a deliberation of some days, w understand that the Lords of Trade have determined to grant . licences for the importation of cargoes from France, consisting of one-third wine and two-thirds grain, oil, and seeds ; on condition that one-third of the cargo exported to France shall be composed of coffee and sugar, or East-India manufactured goods. Licences to this• effect will be granted as soon as the formula for that purpose can be prep kred by the printer, which will probOly be tomorrow. No Brandy is to be admitted. His Royal Majesty has been pleased to nominate his Serene Highness the Landgrave Frederick of Hesse, a Knight of the Elephant, and has also pre- sented him with the Silver Crossa a Donnebrogman, in consequence of his Serene Highness having enter ed his Majesty's service as General. THE ARMT. COLONEL TALDOT• , - A,h dearly was that battle wee, Where nobly perish'] Erin's son, Though all her sons heroic be. Yet none was braver sure than he. Her harp, which late his praises sung. With cypress boughs is now e'erhung Oh ! Lethe, in thy goblet steep The tars, Hibernia's Maidens weep; But let the mem'ry digs fame Transmit to ages--TaLsoT's name! ,'" • .wAßwtca. The following are the new appointments in the marine service in the island of Anholt, in the Baltic, under Governor MAURICE : ITORIIINS, Captains WILLIAM STIaLlt, HOLLOWAY. Lieutenant ROSILY Stasis, Adjatant. An order of Lieutenant-General Nzcou.s, Com mander in Chief of the Kent District, has been issued to Commanding Officers of Corps, directing thews to give every possible facility and assistance in getting in the harvest, consistent with the Commander in Chiefs instructions. Last week an innkeeper at Manchester was con victed in the penalty of £5, for buying meat furnished to soldiers. This is an offence lately made punishable by the Mutiny Act. Early yesterday morning 25 invalids passed through Pimlico into town, on their way from the Isle of Wight, where they left 500 more, the whole of whom left Sicily about four months back. They say they expect a great many more to arrive soon from the last-mentioned place. The Berwickshire Local Militia, which have been qtiartered at Dunse for three weeks, were reviewed on Thursday the 9th, by Major-General DURHAM. This fine body of men, under the command of Colo nel JOHNSTON, performed the different evolutions in such a manner as to merit the highest encomiums from the General. Monday the Loyal British Artificers, commanded by Colonel COWPER, marched to Bayswater, where they fired at a target for three prizes given by their Colonel, when, after a well-contested effort, in which there was most excellent firing, the principal prize was adjudged to Corporal STUB& They had an ex traordinary good muster, and acquitted themselves greatly to the satisfaction of their Colonel, who, at their parade, communicated his having presented Ser jeant-Major BRENNAN a Silver Cup, for his meritorious services to the corps. Monday Michael Dena:, the convict sentenced to death at the last Sessions for Canterbury, for highway robbery, but pardoned on condition of transportation for life, was removed from Cantetbury gaol for Sheer ness, to be put on board the transport destined to convey him to New South Wales. • aj _ 1 _ THE EVENING STA . LONDON. • WEDNESDAY, AUGUST PAIGE OF STOCKS THIS PAY AT ONE C $ per Ct. Cons. money, 6814. —for ace. 684. 3 per Ct. Reduced 8911-4 per Cent. 8514. Navy 5 per Cent. 9911—Each. Bills, par to Bonds 925. to prem.--Omnium 2 dls. PRICE OF STOCKS YES FERDAS Bank Stock 2811 2604 I India Bonds gal per C. Red. 6911 Exc. Olt) 2 S per C. Con. 684441 (341.)1 4 per Cent. 8544 I Omnium 2 dis. IF per C. -Navy 9931 Lottery Tickets Long Ann. 18 9-164 I Cons. for icc. 681 India Stock 182 k 1814 A Gottenburgh Mail, which arrived thi brings a kind of confirmation of the report some time ago in circulation, that a Fren was about to be offered as a Candidate fc cession to the Swedish Crown. Marshal BE the Prince of Ponte Corvo, is the -person the Swedes are to be taught to regard as Bovereign. OREBRO, AUGUST 4. (EXTRACT FROM A PRIVATE LETTR The idea of a French General being al); to the Crown appeared so extravagant, the even mention the name of General Bernad rumour had pointed out as a competitor alted dignity ; but it would really appe: ous intentions have been entertained on t and as a proof T refer you to the Stockhc which contain a very flattering account of The r tneeyric has been copied into one of of this day, which I enclose, but whethe will he carried in his favour remains to be Danish Minister who followed upon the Dispatches which announced his Sovere tention of offering himself as a competit tained by order of the Diet at Arboga ; he ever, übsequently allowed to proceed hit be was permitted to remain but a few hou GOTTEN BURGH, AUGUST 6. The appointment of M. de Ranchoup Consul, and that of M. W. Brown as Dai at this place, has to-day been publicly ani order of the Government. The former hew in the course of a few days. STOCKHOLM, AUGUST s. Letters from Paris state, that the folio lately appeared in several French newspai “ American ships frequently make th ante in the North Seas and the Baltic, fur 1 pretended Certificates of Origin of Fren We have official authority to state, that tificates are forged, and that the holders thereof are guilty of forgery. The said evidently fabricated in England, for 1 ceased long ago to grant similar certificat The Newspaper published in Orebro, Diet is assembled, has of late been filled v remarks on the life of Bernadotte, Prin, Corvo, tending to shew that he is not onl most eminent warriors, but also one of politicians of our age. At the siege o . where Bernadotte exposed himself with firmness to the utmost danger, the writer present King of Naples served under his COPENHAGEN, JULY 27. His Royal Majesty has been pleased his Serene Highness the Landgrave I Hesse, a Knight of the Elephant, and sented him with the Silver Crossa a Don in consequence of his Serene Highness 1m ed his Majesty's service as General. By the packet which brought the Lisl yesterday, Government received dispatche WELLINGTON. These, as we stated yestl greater part of our impression, are dated rico, the Ist instant, This skews that 01 reported some days ago, has fallen back f s tion at Alverca, and taken up new groun The infantry under Brigadier-General .were posted in the valley of Mondeg( REGNIER having made a movement wi sion, the British cavalry were in advance v motions of the enemy. General HILL h to Sarzedas in consequence of REGNII made a movement upon Salvaterra ; the f ever, still kept up his communication wi COLES, who is stationed at Gerada. Nc partitions for besieging Almeida appear t on the part of the enemy, and the place atand„ was abundantly provided with pecessary to the most vigorous resistance. The Marquis De LA ROMANA, with hi Merida, and the corps under Moterma itself on the Guadalquiver. The next accounts from the army are be important. In the mean time, it is s, learn that all the movements and finesse have not in the least provoked Lord WE change his system, or to seek fame at th prudence. Nothing can be better calci sure ultimate success than the line of c sued by his Lordship : nothing can be in .to Abe enemy, in his pres.mt cirtumst.lnc erastination. GOTTEN BURGH, AUGUST 6. STOCKHOLM, AUGUST S. JERSEY, AUGUST 15. We have received the intelligence here, that ap pears to be generally credited in England, of the pre parations said to be making at Boulogne and Cher bourg, for the invasion of these islands, an undertak ing that we know will, if attempttd, primp a fresh cause of triumph to Great Britain. The chief appre hension occasioned by the rumour is, that the promised visit will be deferred. Our garrison is in the highest state of health, spirit, and discipline ; our fortifica tions in the best state of defence, and, above all, our squadron of men of war so disposed, as to give the , most satisfactory account of the threatened flotilla, should it ever be formed, or dare to come out of har bour. At Guernsey also the news was received, as the chance of actual service ever is, by British officers and soldiers, as an omen of new glory and honours. Every precaution had already been taken by the Coin mander in Chief in these islands, that experience and wisdom could dictate for their safety • still, 44 to make assurance double sure," as soon as th e report arrived, consultations were-held, and inspections of the several probable points of attack, and means of defence, were made. The regular force is highly respectable, and in case of attack, a numerous and well disciplined militia, enthusiastically attached to the British Go vernment, would emulate the heroic deeds of their ancestors, whose loyalty and valour is emb!azoned cn the tablets of history ; we are justified in saying, that noun individual . saill be found, capable of bearing arms, who in the day of peril will not be anxious to fill the first rank of defenders of their country, and whose ex ertions will not be instinctively directed against the myrmidons of BONAPARTE, and only cease with their annihilation, should they attempt to get a footing is these boasted sanctuaries of freedom. The Vice. Admirartflag is flying on board the ALBICORE, Cap tain D'AUVERGNE, in St. Aubin's Bay ; the cruizers attached to the squadron are not suffered to remain a moment longer in port than absolutely necessary to complete water or provisions. DUEL.—A meeting took place on Saturday morn ing, near town, between two Gentlemen, one of the* name of L. an Officer in the army, the other a Mr. J. relative to a dispute which arose at Astley's Theatre, in consequence of a supposed insult offered to a fe male under the protection of Mr. L. The parties exchanged two shots each, in the latter of which Mr. L. received his antagonist's ball, first striking his watch in his waistcoat-pocket, and thence lodging in his left side. The wound is not considered dan gerous. Both parties and their seconds are Irish. A singular occurrence happened on the Bremen territory the beginning of last month. A quantity of prohibited merchandize, which had been taken from the merchants of that territory, and others, was sold by auction by the functionaries of the French Cus tom-house there for 25,000 rix dollars. A part of i the goods were, however, reserved for transmission tol France ; and for this purpose were stowed in 19 wag gons, together with the rix dollars in gold, and sent off under the escort of 40 armed douaniers. But the convey had scarcely proceeded two leagues, when it was attacked by a body of armed men, who killed six of the escort, and obliged the others to seek safety in Right. The fugitives having alarmed the garrison of l Bremen, a company of voltigeurs marched out in par suit; bqt after the most diligent search, not the least trace of mon*, gpodi, or even waggons, could be discovered, WINDSOR, AUCU4T SO, Tacky is remarkably fine weather. The Qualm, with their usual attendants, have been Great Park to take an airing. His MAJESTY V horseback. Generals WUIYARD and GARTH ro each side close by the Ktwo. Her MAJESTY IA an open landau, accompanied by the Princesses &term and SOPHIA. The Princess AMELIA in a state of progressive amendment. The ' are all dismissed, except Dr. POPE. who now and then on his Royal patient. This fine harvest day, and the view from the terrace numerous reapers gathering the fruits of produces a most pleasing and grateful sensation. It is stated from Copenhagen, under date 4, that the condemned ship Amelia, which 1. brought in under American colours, was sold dollars 80,100; and that on the Allowing another prize ship, the Minerva, laden with of refined sugar taken from the English, woui posed to sale. It is added, that at CaHun& large Americans had been brought in wit consisting of salt and ammunition. Ten ca mentioned of this description. From Dantzick, information of a contrary has been received. Orders had arrived there, Americans should be treated as friends, and r' ships and cargoes should be respected. About midnight of Wednesday and Thursda in consequence of the gates of the Eastern Cumberland bason, Bristol, having been left great was the pressure of water against the of the western lock, that it gave way; but fortunately the outward gate resisted the momentum -- through the lock, else the whole of the fioz bour must have discharged itself into the A perhaps few of the vessels in it (including . West-Indiamen) could have escaped total destruction. The action and reaction of the water occasioned great confusion among the vessels lying in the bason.—. Among the number was the schooner Ann, of Lon. don, the mate of which, being suddenly awoke from sleep, attempting to jump upon the wharf, fell into the bason and was drowned. Yesterday Peele's Coffee-house exhibited a scene of coxfsuiox. The lawyers and politicians assembled in the coffee-room were alarmed by the intrusion of an ' unusual, and in the highest degree Insevelcome guest, which appeared in the shape of a eat of the largest size, in a state of the wildest madam, which had ens tered the room no one knew from whence. After limning over several file: of new:pater:, throwing tab efee•catts, jelly-glatses, &c. into confusion, admir. ing herself in the looking.glasses, and taking two or threeflying leap round the room, to the great terror of the company, she made her exit, sou eereffenie, without paying her reekoning..or leaving atty thing for the waiter, through a pane of glass in the window to Fleet-street ; and, crossing the street into Ser. jeant's Inn, she disappeared. STEALIWO IN A Corres.aouss...Yesterday an el derly well-dressed man went into Peele's Coffee-house, 'Fleet-street, and called for a bowl of soup, which he paid for. The waiter having lately lost several silver table-spoons, and recollecting that on the last day this person had been in the Coffee-room he was miser one, he watched him, followed 11;n1 into the street, and communicated to him his suspicions. He seemed much offended at the charge, and denied that he had taken the spoon. On being searched, it was found in his pocket. He then acknowledged the theft, and pleaded poverty : he said that he had been an officer m the army, was much reduced in his circumstances, and been but a few weeks out of a parish workhouse, and that he was personally known to Earl Spencer, who allowed him five shillings a-week. It was the first offence he had ever committed, and any person applying to the office of Cox and Greenwood, would receive a most satisfactory character of him. On a Gentleman in the Coffee-room, who was a military man, expressing a doubt as to th e truth of the description he had given of himself, he took fir* and seemed much offended that his word should be doubted. Several pawnbrokers' duplicates were found on him, in which he was described by the name of Carter. It appeared that he had hardly tasted the soup. A constable took him into custody and lodged him in the Compter. The accounts from all parts of the kingdom on the subject of the Harvest are extremely favourable. The Wheat and Barley Harvests in the Sussex dis trict have commenced under the auspices of fine set tled weather, and the farmers expect a most abundant produce. rn the Kent district the Wheat Harvest has become general, and with some partial exceptions arising from local situations, the crop has rather been benefited than injured by the late rains. We are sorry to add, however, that the hop plantations have lately suffered considerably, wherever they were unsheltered from the winds. The barley harvest in every part of Scotland pro• mises to be uncommonly abundant. The cutting down, however, has not yet become general. In Ross-shire, in particular, the quantity and quality of the grain has exceeded all expectation. Coax IVIARILZT, MAILK.LANI, AUGUST I!....1111 Wiese are considerable remaining supplies of Wheat, and this trade is very heavy sale. and cheaper, excepting fine—in Itye, Barley,tal Malt little fluctuation—Grey Peas , and Beans ' of the two kinds. likewise—New White Peas in full plenty , and again at a furies' reduction—Outs are in tolerable quantities, and rather low.. Rape Seed somewhat dearer. and flour without alteradess. 011111111. 1 11. CVARINCT As UNDER. Wheat, s2'. Ns. 120 s. Beaus, 565. 615. Fine ditto, 1245. i 511 s. Tick ditto, 465. 525. Rye, 40s. 465. Oats, 111 s. 245. 35.. Bully, 625. 445. Poland ditto, 345. 30s. Malt, 725. 60s. Potato, ditto, 40s. White Peas (boilers) Ms. 625. Ripe Seed. LSO. MS. Mae Flour, 955. to 1001.—Secoods, 90s. So 955. CANTERBURY, AUGUST 15. B. Wheat sot od to 116. od Tares (huh.) tot od to 115 04 New ditto 005 Od to 09s Od Brown Mat 96s Od to 05 01 White ditto 90s Od to 116$ Od Amber Mak 67s Od to 0501 Flue ditto opt od to 1 sot od Pale ditto 1111 Od to Is Od New ditto 00s 01 to 00s od Fine Flour 1061 04 to It a Rye 540 04 to MI Od Second ditto els Od to 910 1 Barley 40s Od to Ms Od Third ditto 1104 Od to seG a Gass 26s Od to 365 cod Rough Meal 110 s Od to co 0 4 New 001,0 d to 00s ed Heys (bags) a 105 to 4110 Seed ditto 00. 04 to 005 Od N. (biji) 01 Os to '4 6. Beans 42. Od to SOS ed Fisie4l4s. 01 O• to 01 is New 005 04 to 00s CB N. Pockets 41 Os to A A Tick Slis 04 to 56s Oil Hay (coos) 41 3$ to Si a New 00s od to 00. rd &tinfoils 41 155 to Si 0 Hog Pas 441 6d to 526 04 Clover el 3s to 411 41 1 Pvilifs ditt. 69s WI to oss 94 saw as •g• 0 0 e KING and been in the :STY was ea :TII TOde ea ESTE Was ill scesses ELI. ELIA is still Physician{ . only c a ll s as is truly a rrace of the f the earth tuition. e of Augutt :h had been sold for rix- ng Monday th 230 casks vould be ex- dburg three pith cargoes, raptures are trary nature sere, that all id that their iursday last, ern lock of left open, so e inner gate fortunately im of flood floating har. Avon, and ag about $6 destruction. sioned great bason.—. in, of Lon. 'woke from trf, fell into d a scene of assembled in rusion of an 'home guest, the largest rich had ena