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i■ii , I '~ [igo l r E.,(' , i ► r; ~~ ---7 HOLLAND. ken at confillerable length on the criminal remiffnefs of the firefent Adminiftratinn : he denied the junice of the accofation, and would never coufent to liften to the charge without repelling it; and he had no he fitation in declaring that it was a weak and groundlefs calumny. From the period of the Peace, every atten tion had been paid by his Majetly's Minitlers to keep np the molt refpedable force that could bedeviled for the fafety and defence of the Empire, and for that purpofe not a Engle Company of the rlialar forces had bean difbanded. The fpeech of the Right Hon. Gentleman had accufed his Majefty's Minifters of Bombe: 41g and ficeping, but he thought he had no occalion to go farther than to the votes of Parliament, and the Journals of the Honk, to repel In folll a charge. He eonfeffed that he had liftened to the fpeech of the Right Hon. Gentleman with the greaten Cuprite, and with feelings alfu which he would not then name. He difdained, he laid, to make any con• cealment of our ci.cumftances : the people of this country loved troth, and from him they thould al ways have it ; but he equally difdained to fink or droop their fpirits, by drawing a picture of their fi tuation in colours of exaggeration. He difdained to alarm them, as the Right Hon. Gentleman withed to do, with the idea of foon - tieing the enemy in the en virons of the Capital. With the hearts of the people in our favour, he was affured we had the means of rendering the Country impregnable, and he could confider the oppofition to this Bill as tending only to &limy the credit, (pion, and independence of the Country. He was pofitively confident of our ability to bane the efforts of all our foes, and he would never for a moment fubmit to the idea, that we thould owe our fafety to the forbearance of the Firft Conful, or even of all Europe combined. He was determined to take the molt city and evident means to fatisfy the people of this country, that if they chofe to be fife, it is in their power to be fo ; and to evince to all Europe, that if they are determined to attack us, they will find its prepared at all points to repel their attack, and to thew the world, that, in a jun cattle like ours, the people of this country will brave every danger, and prefer an honourable death, to the al tertratore of fubmitting to the arbitrary mandates of the greaten Tyrant that ever by his deeds defaced the pages of modern hillory. Mr. it:meal-owl fisted, that it was his intention to offer his fentiments very fully upon this fubjed on a future Rage of the Bill. Sir Wv.. Cie's , approved of the principle advanced by the Right Hon. Gentleman (the Chancellor of the Exchequer), that the country was quite competent to its own defence againft any peffible combination of powers, but (lrongly recommended that no meafure thould be retorted to, incontinent with the principles of the Conftitution, or ungrateful to the feelings of the people. The Bill was read a firond time and committed as the Secretary at War (hated, pro forma, and, upon the Report being received, it was ordered to be taken into farther confideration on Monday next, and to be printe.l.—Adjourned. Mena, June )3.—The Government yenerday Oiled an order, conferring on Lieutenant-General %viva the chief command' of the Batavian troops. In confequence of the fame difpofition, the 54th demi brigade of the French army has arrived at the Hague, here to remain in gatrifon. The troops are to be quartered upon the inhabitants of the town. A French regiment of chalkiir cavalry is expeacd to arrive at the fame place within a few days. The Government has ditrolved the Council of War, and replaced it by appointing a new Board of Admi nittration, at the head if which is Mr. PTMAII. lately , a Member of the G.)vernment i Major-Generals Tubbs von Ni and /3ott Houma are promoted to the rank of Lieutenant-Generals, In that with Lieu tenant-General, Dusting csau, there are now four Ge• nerals of this rank in the Battavian army, all under the command of Lieutenant-General VICTOR._ General D sold. s goes to-morrow from the Hague to alTume at Deventer the command of the Referve, cr the Army of England, which will be augmented , to 25,000 men : atioa French troops have, in the mean time, gone thither from Helvoetfluys,with 4oco Betavians. Other corps are expetacd. They write from Beis-le-Duc that forty battalions are to pars that pl..ee on their way to join the Army of England, and that under General bloars IR. The 54.111 demi-brigade, immediately after entering the Hague this evening, fei zed the pcR the neareß to the Palace of the Legiflatire Body. The Dutch Officer, who before occupied that poll, was difmiffed with his troop to the main-guard. ! : h k • t 1 1 ,r • 1 o . i t li i i . , ) . .. . ;I ' t i g 0 Vit pl . . . • ' r , . i . f . 1i ,i 1 il I 1 li It • 1 i . 1 1 i j ii I ii It 1! 1 .. ii! I .. I ?NETHERLANDS• Denims, Jr , res t6.—Anumgll the different bo. dies of troops which have lately arrived on the coati between Dunkirk and Havre are two demi brigades of troops of the line, the one named the Terrible, and the other the Immiscible, from their exploits in the cam. pairs& of Germany and Italy. The former is at Dunkirk, and the latter at Boulogne. The 68th de. tai brigarkk which was intended for Tobago, is alto fluioned at Dunkirk, where a large camp is forming eta the Downs. Six new battalions of infantry are at prefent encamped between Boulogne and Calais. Thek troops, as well as the others which luceeffively arrive are dcflined to form a part of the expedition which preparing againfl England. On the other baud, the Englifh eruifers are maltiplied on every coaft, and in all direainsks. The 45th brigade of the line from Maellrieht, has paTed through Antwerp. on its way to Breda. The Roth demi brigzde hasleft Ghent, in order tok.in the French army. tinder General MOILTIti. A regiment of Cavalry from Chalons is now on its march to 141- steguen. where it is to wait ulterior orders. The English, who, by the Decree of Government, were detained here as prifoners of war, on their parole of horniur, within the extent of the Department of the Are now ordered to repair td Louvain, where they are to amain, according to thy prefent arrange ment:tinder the (nisei inteirolance (firvegesfe) of the vll , lllO of that place. • • • fecitred on the !aspen.' Do. ' conficierAbly within tief_ few 4 y reef= affigised. The loft ore ' to that of the tiehuge, • A- • Isis than 27 fir Cent. - -1 ‘6' LONDON. FRIDAY, JUNE S 4. Sr. PIM Tit Earrwr....Holiday at all the Public Oacts. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY s Bask Stock 1451 Short Ana. 31 3 per Cent. Red. 5611 Ezebeq. Bills sa to 3a *EL 4 per Cent. 72}1i Omnium 113 3 per Ct. AIM. 1797. 9iiia Confols for op. 371 Lour Ann. lit 9-16 Dustin. JuNt i&-5 per ent. Goo. Debentores 901. Courfe of Exchange—Dublin Oi London The debate in the Houk of Commons LQ night, on the Bill for railing the Army of Referee, was highly interefling. Mr. PITT gave a decided and energetic fupport to the meafure. This is as it fhould. be. Every honeft man will further the meafure to the utasoll of his ability—and when this is once ac complillted, will heartily concur in bearing his own fhare of whatever inc • rnvenience may fall to his lot in the further means of defence that may be re torted to, even if it &mid go to the length of arm ing the whole Country. Indeed we are of opinion fuch a meafure Mould be fpeedily retorted to. Every man from 15 to 45 or even to se, able to bear arms, fhouldbe called upon to embody in hisown pariO3, and learn the ufe of arms—the arms to be found by the pari(h or county. Let Britons thew fuch a front, and who:is the Tyrant that would be hardy enough to vita their (bores It is afferted, but we know not on what authority, that Minifters, in contemplation of hoftilites, had or dered tranfports to be provided to proceed to the Elbe and Wefer, for the purpofe of bringing away the Hanoverian troops, in cafe it fhould be found that they were unequal to the defence of that Eledorate, if attacked by the enemy ; but that owing to fome negligence in the inferior departments, the veffels were only at the Nore, when they fhould have been receiv ing the troops on board. If this be a fad, we fincerely hope thofe who are culpable, whoever they may be, will meet with their merited puniftment. Such a body of well difciplined troops would have been of very great fervice. Some private le►ten were yefterday received from the Hague and Bruffels, the contents of which are of confiderable importance. An Army of Referve, to which has been given the name of the Armyof England, ,is now forming at Deventer, under the command of General Dtsoctss ; and the number of troops al ready afrembled between that place and rufhing, is eftimated at little fhort of fto,ooo men. An en campment is immediately to be formed upon the Downs, near Dunkirk, and feveral regiments are Rationed between Calais and Boulogne. More troops are under orders for the fame quarter, and there is very little doubt of the whole being defined for the meditated attack of this country. According to a letter from Bois le•Duc. forty battalions were &only expeded to pats through that place, to join the "Ar mies of England and Hanover ;" and a number of frefh corps have lately been marched to feveral parts of Holland. One brigade has entered the Hague, from which place the Dutch troops have been re. moved, and General Vicroa has been declared, by the Dutch Government, Commander in Chief of the Batavian Army. The following trantadion is laid to have taken place immediately after Mr. Lisroa delivered his Note to the Dutch Government, propofing a fiate of Neutrality with Great Britain : On this occafion, it is known that three Commif fioners proceeded to Paris, and they are Paid to have made an offer to the nisi. Consul. of thirty millions of guilders per annum, during the war, to purchafe the liberty of enjoying neutrality. The Merchants of Amlieriam offered to pay down the fum of twenty millions of guilders, and the other mercantile towns were willing to add proportionable payments. Thefe offers, however, were refuted, and, inftead of receiv ing them, the French Government communicated the following demands : The Batavian Republic to advance thirty millions of guilders ; to pay annually, during the war, fifty millions , to provide nine flips of the line, and a pro. portionable number of frigates; and to furnifh twelve thoufand troops. Indeed, Holland is entirely deprived of any ad vantage it might derive from its own troops, as the whole of them are marched to join the French Army in Hanover. LA night an exprefs arrived in town from Lord Yeilerday their Royal Highneffes the Dukes of KENT and CaOIIIkIDGE took their feats in the Hoofe of Peers. Yefterday morning his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Yoga reviewed the third Regiment of Foot Guards in Hyde Park. Lord Lacs is, brother of his Grace the Duke of Lemma i is atpotated Grand M a il er o f a ll t h e Orange Lodges in the eonnty of Down. By the As which received the Royal Anent on the ttb inl the penalty for not procuring a fubflitute for the Supplementary Militia is inereafed from tot. to 451. and every perfon hereafter to be inrolleil in the Militia. mutt (wear to the plat* of his relidence. trade, and whether married or not t and if married, that be his only one child born in wedlock. 801/THWARIII SreurtaT.--(Tatato Dat—&r Tomcat Tuaroa and Mr. T itter ); with the ir fpi.Etive !I...ends and C.ounfel s again appeared yen erday, and long (Neches were made wiih refpee to the me rits of the ditfereta candidates ; after which the fcru tiny en:Mocked ; at the eh* which, three o'c:ock, it appearei that four voters on each fide hail been alternately :mulled, each Wag on:, when they left o equal. ST. JAMES'S Yeflerday her MAJESTY had a Drawinz Room at St. James's, at which were prefent their Royal High nelTes the Duke of CUMBERLAND, the Duke, Prince WILLIAM, and Princefs SOPHIA of GLOUCESTER, the An:l64llop of CANTERBURY, their Excellencies the Neapolitan, Danifh, Ruffian, Pruffian, Spann, Por tuuefe, Sardinian, and Turkifh Ambdfadors. Duke of Cordon. and the Duchefs of Gordon. . Marquiffes—Salifltury. Cornwallis. Circelto, and Huntley. Marchionefes--Salifbury, and liath. Earls—Harcourt, Cardigan, Uxbridge, Chatham, Darlington, Harrington. Macclesfield, Effingham, WeElmore/and, Carysfort, and Waldgrave. Counteffes—Cardigan,Uxbridgc, Buckinghamfhire, Talbot, and Chatham. Billops—Winchelter, Exeter, and St. David's. Vircounts—Wentworth, Falmouth, CafUereagh, Bridport, and Howe. Vilkounteffes—Sidney, Dungannon, Wentworth, and Howe. Lords—Stopford, Athlone, Aylmer, Braybrook, G. Thynne, Newark, Wiloughby de Broke, Somerville, Radftoek, Sc. Helens, Mountford, Bayning, Seßea, Muuntmorris, H. Stewart, Kenmore, Ambertl, and Lorifdale. I.adies—C. Johnfon, R. Bolton, Braybrook, Cavan, G. Thynne, Sefton, Bellingham, Collingten, C. Danner, C. W.ldegrave, three Fitzroy., C. Bellaryfe, Nepean, Rofslyn, Bruce, Aftiburnham. 7. Viper, Rich, Stewart, J. Harrington, Clayton, H. Sularan, and C. Duucombe. Rich, R. Bolton, J. Harrington, W. Meador/O. Col. lington, H. Neal, N. Popham, C. Morgan, ard W. Dulbat. Colonels—Finch, Stewart, Smith, and Poyntz. Captana—Palmer, Blackbunw, Weft, Legg, and Keene. Meffrs.—Legg, Duncombe,Vanfittart, Methuen, Penn, Pocock, Tierney, D.Gravenetr, W.Wynne, &oda iek, W. Bellafyle, Keene, Grenville, Micklewalt, Ault, Blackburne. Mart, Fans, Wick. Dam. and Gordon. Miftterer—Tlerney, D. Grevenor, Elliot, and BLlekburne. Mdres—Louth, Vardittart. and Broderick. The Prefentations to her MAJ CIITY were nearly the fame as to his Mussy, on Wedr.efday, excepting Mrs. Tim v, by the Lady in Waiting, and Captain BLACKBURN s, by his father Mr. BLACKBURN,. The Drawin; Room was over rather before four o'clock, and their MAJISTIas left town fur Kew about half an hour after. The Duke of BFDRORD'S Marriage with Lady GEORG I ANA GORDON, the fifth and youngell daughter of the Duke of GORDON, was foleinnized yellerday, at tile Houfe, Privy Gardens, Whitehall, where the Duchefs of GORDON now refides. His Grace of BEDFORD, after attending the Queen's Drawing Room, changed his drefs, and went to join the party of private friends who were waiting his ar. rival. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Mr Jour; MORRIS, ReEtor of Chenies. Buckingharnihire, and tutor to the late Duke The Marquis uni mem al' gave the Bride (his after) away; and Lady Wm. Rossscr. aged as Bride's Maid. The newly•married couple, immediately after the ceremony, and precifely at Gx o'clock, fet off fo' Woburn Abbey, the feat of the Noble Duke, about 4 2 miles from town, where they are to pars the honey moon. The happy pair were in the Duke's chariot and four ; after which followed a poll chaife, in which were the Parton and the Duchefb's Companion or fat outite Maid. After the departure of his Grace and his charming Bride, the Marriage Favours were diftributed with the cuftomary attentions to thit part of the company who remained, not forgetting the whole group of fervants, who were eager in their celebration of this joyful event. A moil fumptuous entertainment wits provided in the grand room, on the ground floor, facing the River, at which the Duke and Duchefs of Go*now prefided. There were prefent the Marquis of HUNT. LEY, the Marquis CORNWALLI/, Lords BIOME an,! ALARANDIR GORDON ; Ladles CHARLOTTI LENII6X, WILLIAM RUSSELL, CHARLOTTE and LOUISA VIL Liras; Mr. Mrs. and Mifs FORDYCI ; and all the other branches and conneßions of the famly beyond common memory to remember. Lady WILLIAM R u looked molt charmingly. The Children of the Relatives of the Noble Family were hofpitably received after dinner, together with their attendants; and all the domeftics, by the defire of the Duchcfs of GORDON, gave look to every ap. propriate ad of joy and merriment. The excel Eve delight and rejoicing communicated to the whole neighbourhood. White favours and Inver, with wine and cake, and merry faces, were to be ken every where. The Duke of Baoroao was drefred in a plaits, bat very elegant fuit, and appealed as cheerful as a Bridegroom ought to be, who is about to unite him. fell with a lovely Partner, the fair objeft of all his wilkes. Lady Gsoaciaw• Goanow, now Duchefs of BED FORD, was Attired in a man drefs, of the fines fa bric, trimmed with broad fiiperb Mechlin lace, as a flounce ; the body of this elegant drefs was cntire'y of lace, and the whole was limply beautiful, worn over a white farfnet flip. The tram was immenfely kng in both, and may be termed the Ovirryiama After the ceremony, and previous to her departure for Woburn, the wore an elegant fringed muffin pe nile, lined with farfenet, and trimmed with lace of great value. At the Ct'rragh Races, on Wednefday fe'nnight, Mr. Daly's filly won a fweepftakes of pp.—and on the fame day Mr. Hamilton's Babe won a handicap for the fame rum. Coaster CARDIN THEATIlt.—Laft night this The• atre doled, after the moll Weed:l - al (colon it has ex perienced. :The favourite Comedy of jelia Bull to the very lan drew a crowded bottle. The fare wel addrefs was delivered by Mr. Lewis to the following eifeft " LADIZI and have often had the bower of adbrifing you at the end of a thestrkal bubo, bet never on fo foreefail a one u the prefent. It Is lespoabb to ind words fall eiently Ikon to exprefs the gratitude we owe yen for that an. bounded fuppen yon have alfordid UP. We therrfore refpetthly take leave for a hurt meets. hoping to find you an um return as happy as you have made ult.:* - . . . lice alterations which are to take place in the Architectural department of the Theatte for next feafon, are already decided, and will be carried into immediate effed. The frontifpieee, upon a grander kale, and lighter, and more elegant in itsciia than the prefent one, is to be decorated with appropriate embellillments. The cieling is to he changed from a fweep into a perfel flat, fo as to give to the audi ence in the one (billing gallery • complete view of the nage. The flips of the two thilling gallery will Itte. convened into private boles. and the whole of the third tier of boxes is to have an additional fiat. The ikwpainting of the andien4 part of the honk. will pollifsittore variety and brilliancy of colouring. and tbaldies are tn'be l i p op on a fylletn 14 /0414t Id diii adoptcd Pit die at raw' NAUTICAL. INTEI.LIGENCE. PLvmourn, Just e 22.—Several prizes came in to day, but it blows fo hard, cannot learn their names. Ye(lerday, purfuant to further orders from the Ad miralty, to Meffrs. Gugo and Son, merchants, t I,soo dollars were landed from the Dutch galliot the: wo Sifters, from Surinam, captured by the Doe's frigate, and with the 3soo landed the day before, were fent off in boxes per waggon, to the Eogliffs bode in London, to whom they were configned from Suri nam : the property claimed by the fame bowie being the greater part of her cargo, viz. oil, cinnamon, kc. will, by virtue of a Writ of Delivery, be landed and warehoufed at this port. When it is confidered how lately the Dutch Settlements of Surinam, Berbice, and Eirequibo have been furrendered by treaty to the Batavian Republic, it is not to be wondered at that a great deal of 13ritifis property fhould be !hipped on board Batavian bottoms at the above fettlement for Europe, particularly as it was profound peace when the goods in queßion were put on board. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 22.—Arrived a fleet under convoy from the Downs.—Sailed. the Cm AilLorra fchooner, with a convoy, for the Downs. DEAL, Juan 23.—Sailed the ,latsomaast man of war, ANTELOPE frigate, Trattoa bomb, and the Csesoa gun-veffel, on a cruire.—Wind N. GREENOCK, JUNE 12.-The Oughton, STIWART, of Glafgow, was drove on fhore at Charlefton, isth ult. but is expeEted to be got off with little damage.— The Britannia, Thomfon, from hence, at Liverpool. FROM I.LOYD's LIST. GRAVIMND,JuK[s3.—PaIIed by the Union. Pearfan, bum Wilmington • Lord Duncan, loglifb, franLeghorn; Juno, from Memel; Mary Ann, Moorfon, from Cuttseeen ; and the Seraphagen, from Norway. .— Sailed the 7 /me, Bum, for Bermuda; St. for Meta ; Thr e *Chem for Gibs-Akar; Petrloten, for St. Bartbolonatw's; Zodult, —, for Cattryel ; Hoops de Jorge and Jonge Marpretta, berm for Embdea A[RIVED:.4I:I the Downs, the Provers, Fru& hewn Destinies t Frederick, Moreton, tress Chios; Farram,George,frent Baltimore; Fortitude, Dunbar, front Grenada; Robert, Beinteat, trona Team rife; and Hibernia. Coughey, from Sedan. At Plana, Hancock. from Baltimore. Off Pentateuch, Rug" frets Cork ; Alert, bilanald ; Jonah, Fryste. Benbers, Crating& ; and Loons, Greenlay, from Jimmies At Llverprod. Nat West Liberia, Bose, from MAW-then; Packet, Pro& Irma aletheker. tett% ; and Vfilbun, Thompfen, front PhOolslgide. AS New. fee shed, Coannave, kites, trees Pooh. At Sleditelj,likashots Howland, train Lemke. At St. net, Chtlikiplset, beta Attica. At St. Vincent's, Unita, Murphy, Imen Cs& At St Mena, Cannerthen, Dears; bons tormita gd % Cidne, Prins* the ral4 C Chade aaft at tivili Spain. Ckem A:Mthy M ,Pirierheals eed Tw ilk nlfbas, Adams, from Petesibergb. At Peteribsed, Jen% the Cent M Spain. At Cork, Harmony, Neee i limnir Serritolict AIM, ---• New York, Goff; and Two Sens, Whigole, Sem Vim pinta. At Cuxhaven, Haniburgh Derefe, Hand4o.frean Leedom. At Peteriburgb, Moberly and Mark, Bkklinund, trim 14061 1 16 At Revel, Mariner. Chunk, if cos Leedea. At Tlisidild. Sorer, from Leaden. Lieutenant ROMT &maw is appointed Warded of Deptford dock yard ; Lieutenant C. Wes.gate to the &micas, of 7+ guns ; Lieutenant R. Joss', to the Vitra ; and Lieutenant Jamas Rooms, to the Saw NICOLAS, of 8o guns. The following fhlos were yefterday ordered into commifflon at Plymouth Norttionsberlaad - 74 PM. Hag Css. 001ellWa. Paulette - to ear. Dor sass. Trompetfe o•llrwiii. The Groin is man of war, arrived lately en Portf mouth, failed from Jamaica on the tit of May. She has brought an account of about 40 fail of (hips haw• ing arrived nut; alto, that the MAatananuo it Packet Arrived at Jamaica nn the apl of April, having taken nut the KING'S Mange. fhe M•st.aoaouaK had called at the different ill Ands for the purpofe of giv ing notice of the above event, and to guard them agAirill any furprize from the enemy. The 04ficers employed at the different figruil na tions nn the Cosa, have received orders to fend to the Admiralty a weekly lift of all tranfatlions that may occur; wind and weather are particularly to be noticed. Orders were received at Plymouth on Tuefday for the South Devon regiment of Militia, Colonel Lord Rou.s, and the North Devon regiment of Militia, Colonel Lord Boa 'swoon. to prepare to march to Woodbury Common, near Sidrnouth, to encamp with Come other regiments for the (warner. We noderßand that the pleb in agitation by Co. vernment, for raifing an armed force as m, is to be upon the principle of rendering the whole nation a refpeflable military body, capable of co-operating with the army, in cafe of ernergeacy. by comprehen& ing. under the fame terms as the Militia Aft, ever, individual of an age capable of being drilled to rude vantage. It Is propofed to ft pply each parifh with proper officer at leititre hours. to teach the esercife tO every male between the ages of eighteen and forty. five, by which means all the youth of the kingdom, who intend to enter the *Twice, will be ready trained, and the whole rigour of the nation fummoned at thl (bonen notice. _ Yelterday a Court of Comma Council was held .d Goildhall, at which the Lofty Maim:. fourteen Aldermen, the RICOADIIR, and the greater part 4 the Commoners were pretest. His Majefly's anfwer to the Addrefs of the Court was read. and ordered to be entered on the Journals. A Petition from the inhabitants of the pariih of St. James's. Clerkenwell, relative to improving the peeves from the City thrndgb that wills, was read. and referred to the Committee of City Lands to examine and report Mr. JANIIS STIPI4IIIi was eleEted Junior Clerk of the Court of Requelts. Mr. Dupry Baseawooo was ap. pointed a Governor of Bridewell anu Bethlent Hof. pitals, in the room of Mr. Deputy lures. deceafed. C 0..,, Maatt•Lawr, jots' 24.—We note very little alteration flace Mnnday is mar ices for any kind of Grain: the fupplies have been good —Wheat had rather a heavy f..k, and the fecond qualities fcarcely bring our laf quotations.—Barley and Malt keep the fame.—Deans of both forts. and Peas are like wife unvaried. The quantity of Oats at Market is moderate : frets (ample. fell very readily.—The flock of Floor Increafes fall. and goes of but flowly. lIIIPPCTORS aITVRw ?eon um:Repos, June 23. Wheat, per Load, from 131. 1016 to I7i. cs. Barley, per (tuner. from tl, 6s. to 11. is. Oats, per Cir. from tL 4s. to tl. tos. Beans, per muter. from II t;s. to el. Ills. Pears. per (limner.' Irons IL 1 is. to aL os. A.IINDQN: Meted nod petaled by 1.1 V: I.KEPIT (et Cep votary-piker. lavolietk) at clic Bras °ewe, N. v. Oder arm rtiplekt sKa at tLc Seas ge tin 1 ewes Sgt.