Star. — London, England, 1823-10-13 00:00:00

1:1 in this o p t ion we are supported by an intelligent yeller, Mr.Qunt, who passed the latter part of 1822, a the first four months of the present year in Spain. I n his Visit to Spain, recently published, he says— . T n h e French bayonets may p rescribe a cew Constitu- I. pofor spin, but they will write it in sand. As soon o they retire, the tide of liberty will set in again, and ' Rata k up all their futile and laborious calculations." The following extracts are from the French Papers of Saturday : FROM TER MONITRUR OF SATURDAY. „TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH FROM BAYONNE, ARRIVED ON THE 10TH OF OCTOBER. " P 08.2 ST. Mißv, OCTOIIII. 3. 1 0 VIP DUAS OP ANDOUVEDIE TO THE PRESIDENT OP TDB COUNCIL OF MINISTERS: CAN% has made its submission. Our troops have , Met ed it to.day.'s (A un cm) •6 CH APPE" (113 f EXPRESS.) 7. riGAND ITRAD-QUARTIRS, PORT ST. MART. OCT. 1. The telegraph has informed you of the great and interesting news of the liberty of the King of Spain. His Majesty arrived this morning at Port St. Mary, and landed in the port at half-past eleven, amidst a nume rals a ssemblage of French soldiers, and inhabitants of the town. An hour before we did not dare to believe it. si Valdes had taken the helm, he returned to Cadiz sfter having landed the King. The Duke of Angouleme went to receive the King at theiPOrt. "The Duke of Angouleme threw himself at the King's feet ; the King raised him and embraced him. " The Queen presented her band to the Dake of An rmlerne, who kissed it. The Infant Don Carlos, the infant Don Francisco Panic, and the Infantas, added to ue interest of this affecting scene. Fetes and rejoicings took place during the whole lay after Ferdinand's arrival. At length Ferdinand is :Tee, and the 30th of September was the conclusion of his captivity.. It is from the Ist of October that we must date the restoration of the Throne of Spain; after the 7th March, all that has been done till then, has been done under the dagger. 0 Several boats have left Cadiz for Gibraltar." (BY EXPRESS.) MADRID, OCTOBER 3. We have the following from Pott St. Mary, dated ctober I, in the evening if The King and all the Princes and Princesses are perfect health. It is not said when the King will set ►t for Madtii, but it is thought it will be without de- 'ay. The King being re-established in the plenitude of :is Sovereignty, has ordered that the Regency should :'ease its functions, after having received his thanks.— The guard of halberdiers which accompanied his Ma ply from Cadiz to Port St. Mary is suppressed. " Some persons have been dismissed: for instance, Count Paleo:, Commander of the Royal Guard; the Count de Bet gida, Grand Master of the Horse ; the Duc l'lnfantado, Commandant Director of the Royal bard; the Secretary of State Don Victor Saez, who tame front Madrid with the Duc de l'lnfantado, is de- eared President of the Council of Ministers, that the pablic business may not experience any impediment.— General Campana is appointed Governor of Cadiz." FROM TILE ETOILE OF FRIDAY EVRIIINO. BADALONA, OCTOBER S. _ For these four days past we remark that they arc pro. risioning Mount-Jouy. From morning to night car. Tines are going up to the fort. Is it in case of a siege for &mama, or does Rotten think to retire into it in case of any tumult among the people? Fort Rio, which used to fire without ceasing, is silent. Something ex itraordinary is passing. EL GORDO, OCTOBER 1. General Quesada has information that 800 men, under the command of Brigadier Ramirez, and 1,400 iafantry, under L'Aboroz, were net on the 25th, at Villa Noel's' de la Serena. ROTORTILLO, SEPTIVIDER so. It is affirmed that General Bourck will arrive on the sth at Salamanca, with 4,000 men and a brigade of artillery, and that he is going to besiege Ciudad Rodrigo. The Moniteur contains nothing official, except some Royal Ordonnances-- I.,Comosandiss the triumphal arch de rlittoile to be immediately bibbed, to commemorate the success of the army in Spain. 2. Count Molitor is made a Marshal of France. ar Generals Molitor, Bourdesoulle, Guilleminot, l3ourek, Boor man, and Dimas, are raised to the dignity of Peers of France. 4. The Duke of Cornegliano is named Knight Grand Cross of the Royal Order of St. Louis. 5. Marshal Laurlston is named Knight Commander of the Orders *the King. FROM THE CONSTITUTIONEL. PERPIGNAN, OCTOBER 2. Hostalrich has capitulated—the garrison is made pri soners of alai. • TRENCH BONDS, OCTOBER 10. rive per Cam opened at ..! 91E 4k. At tbne o'clock - - 911. 50c. At four - • - sat. 115 c. The Journal des Debate, Quotidienne, &c. contain only extracts Irons the Moniteur and Ltoile of Thursday. PARIS, OCTOBER 11. Yesterday, before Mass, his Excellency M. de Macbi, Apostolic Nuncio, had an audience of his Majesty, and presented a letter from his Holiness Pope Leo XII. Thursday the Ambassadors of Spain congratulated his Majesty on the happy deliverance of the King of Spain Sunday next, at two o'clock, Ts Deum will be per formed in the Metropolitan Church of Paris, on ac count of the happy deliverance of the King of Spain ; when the King and the Princes, and Princess of the Royal Family will be present. The public edifices and several private houses have been illuminated. FROU TIIR GAZETTE DE FRANCE. PORT ST. MARY, OCTOBER 1. .The King and the Royal Family have landed here. All our anxiety has now ceased. The King is in gobd health. The Queen is handsome, as well as young : she was much fatigued: you could perceive by her countenance how much she had suffered. She was sa luted, on leaving Cadiz, by the fire of all the batteries, as well as all the shipping in the roads, which displayed their flags. Our fleet has already set sail for Santi Petri. It is said that the Duke of Angouleme is to return from Cadiz with his army by slow marches, and he will visit the Fourth Corps in Catalonia; after which he will enter France at the head of his army. Count Pozzo di forgo, Ambassador from Russia to the Ck.urt of France, sets off tomorrow for Madrid. The first column of Spanish prisoners, to the number of 1,000 men, part of the garrison of Pampeluna, ar rived on the 6th at Bourdeaux. MATARO, OCTOBER 3. The column of 3,500 men, which came lately from Tarragona, is now in a critical position. After having left 800 men in Lerida, the remainder threw thernselvm into Arragon ; but they were closely pursued by the .brigades of Tromelin and Baron d'Eroles. On the other side, Marshal Lauriston sent 3,500 infantry, with Ca valry ; it is impossible that this column cat escape us. The Moniteur of Saturday contains two dispatches from Admiral Dupetre. The first is dated on board the Coloisc, 26th of September ; the second, on board a gun-boat, 24th of September ; and both relate to the bombardment of Cadiz. Brussels Papers to the 11th ina. reached us thi morning. The following are extracts: MILAN, SEPTEMBER 2S. The Government of Lombardy and Venice has just been informed, by a dispatch from Prince Metter nich, that the Emperor will visit his Italian States to wards the end of November. Some persons still pretend that there will be a Con gress at Milan- in December. FRANKFORT, OCTOBER S. There is at present a Prussian Commissioner, named Falkenberg, at Leipsig. It is reported, that the reason of his visit to that city, is to be found in the circum stance, that at the desire of a foreign Power, some stu dents had been arrested there, who had been at other Universities, and were suspected of belonging to secret associations. Blany Italian refugees, who have been expected from Switzerland, have arrived here by different roads. They merely pass through the city on their way to some sea-port, to embark for England. Accounts from Wetzlar say, that Messrs. Sartories and Snell, Professors of Gymnastics in that city, have been found entirely innocent of the accusation of being concerned in revolutionary intrigues, for which they were arrested. All the documents were sent to Berlin, as soon as the investigation was terminated. • It is said that a Princess of Bavaria is to marry one of the reigning Dukes of Saxony. This forenoon we received a Brazil Mail, with Rio de Janeiro Papers to thc 10th of August. It will be seen by a proclamation of the EMPEROR (who appears to be completdly recovered) that attempts are making to es tablish Republicanism in Brazil. Some Chambers in the Northern Provinces have given instt =Lions to their Depu ties, in which the EMPEROR says there is a democratic spirit: and in the city of Porto Alegre, the troops, the people, the Junta of Government, and the civil and ecclesiastical authorities appear to have manifested a similar feeling, if we may judge from the manner in which they are alluded to in the Proclamation. The following are extracts: RIO DE JANEIRO, AUGUST S. " His Imperial Majesty has resolved to give audience in the Palace, in the City, on Saturday the 9th inst. at tea in the morning. (Signed) 46 JOAO VALENTINE DE PARIA SOUZA LOBATTO." The above notice having been published without the usual bulletin of his Majesty's health, we congratulate the friends of the sacred cause of Brazil on the com plete recovery of our perpetual defender. AUGUST 9.—The Mario of this date contains the following Proclamation. 44 BRAZILIANS !—Many times I have laid open to you my soul and my heart: in the former you will always see engraved, the Constitutional Monarchy ; and in the latter, your felicity. I wish, however, to give you an other pal of my sentiments, and how much I detest despotism, either that of one or of many. 46 Some Chambers in the provinces of the North, gave instructions to their Deputies in which there is a democratic spirit. Democracy hl Brazil !—ln this vast and great Empire it is an absurdity, and It is not less absurd in them to pretend to give laws to those who are to make them ; announcing to them the loss of powers which they have neither given nor have a right to give, " In the City of Porto Alegre, the Troops, the People the Junta of Government, and the Civil and Ecelesias. tical Authorities`" have just been guilty of an attempt which they confirmed, or rather exaggerated by an oath " The troops (who ought only to obey the Monarch), entering into deliberation, are incompetent authorities for defining a Constitutional Article, to do which be longs to the General Constituent and Legislative As sembly, viz. the Veto, whether absolute or suspensive, are absurdities highly scandalous, and crimes worthy of the severest punishment, unless suggested by ignorance, or produced by unworthy irksinuation. G. Do not give credit, therefore, to those who flatter the People, nor to those who flatter the Monarch t both are unworthy. Moved by their own base interest, and, under the mask of Liberalistoor of they SIN V ilism, aim at raising their own precarious fortunes on the ruins of theft country. The times in which we live are full if me lancholy examples. "Let the events in foreign countries serve as a warn ing to us. " Confide, Brazilians, in your Emperor and perpetual defender; who neither desires other attributes, nor will even suffer those to be usurped which of right belong to him, and which are indispensable, that you may be happy ; and that this Empire may fulfil the high des tinies which are marked out to it by the immense At lantic, and the magnificent La Plara and Amazons. Let us wait the Constitution of the Empire, and let us hope that it will be worthy of us. May the SUPREME Anstzenof the Universe grant us union and tranquillity, strength and perseverance, and the great work of our liberty and our independehce will he accomplished. (Signed) " THE EMPEROR." THE CONSPMACY AI HAVANNAIL The intelligence in the Amei ican Papers on the sub ject of the 14te conspiracy at llavann.th is extremely contradictory. he following particulars we copy ti the Baltif;:ore Anrcrica3 of September 9 : IIAVANNAH, AUGUST 19. . . " There has been a most diabolical conspiracy dis covered here, the ringleaders of hich were taken ye:- terday. The intention was to upset the present Go vernment, to accomplish which the negroes and mulat toes were: to act their part, and the negroes were to commence on Saturday night last, in a genetal; ai sacre, of their masters. These negroes were to be known by having a black riband in their bosoms. One of the conspirators became alarmed about two hours before the fatal blow was to be struck, and requested to see the Governor, who wa. in bed: after being examined, and no arms found about his person, he was admitted into the Governor's room, where he disclosed the intended affair, stating that the Governor had but two hours to save the city from being crimsoned with the blood of its citizens. oi The Military were immediately ordered out and divided throughout the city, the conspirators became alarmed and nothing was done. Yesterday aman by the name of Lamos, who was to be made Governor, was taken up and put in the Mom, as also a Priest who was to be Bishop and two others, the one to be Intend ant, the other General of Marines. These people are considered the ringleaders, and will, no doubt, be put to death—the conspirators consisted of natives of the island, no European was entrusted with the design." _ _ . . Martial law i, in full force; however, at present tranquillity prevails; 200 peraons have been arrested and are now in confinement. The Charleston Courier of the third ult. which though of an earlier date than the Baltimore paper above quoted, contains later intelligence from Havannah, re presents the affair as trifling, as will be seen by the fol lowing extract : " HAVANNAIt, AUGUST 25. " Our city has lately been somewhat agitated by the discovery of A conspiracy, whose object or pretext was to establish the independence of the island. The plan has been totally defeated by the vigilance and energy of our Governor. The chiers are arrested, and our tranquillity has not been materially disturbed: which will, in otir opinion, be now better secured, in conse quence of the late events." CONSPIRACY IN S 7 LUCIA. Extract of a letter from St. Lucia, dated August 8, 1823: " It is difficult to give you an exact idea of the horrible situation in which we are plated in this miser able island ; accounts are hourly coming from the country of the insubordination df the negroes; they are all acquainted with what s has taken place in Parliament concerning them, and in the Order in Council that is preparing to prohibit the infliction of the punishment of the whip on female slaves, under any circuMstance, and for the cessation of the practice of cart ying the whip in the field, they have consequently become quite sulky and arrogant, and will not work—the crops will be reduced to nothing—several negroes have already left estates, and say they are free. "A dreadful plot has beed discovered on the 4th inst. that was to have been carried int 6 effect on the 7th. Three negmes, of the names of Ensuite. Michel, and St. Louis, all of the quarter of Dauphine, after dining together, took the oaths they thought necessary, and took upon themselves the rank of Captains, and were to have met on the 7th at Michel's, and commence the work of destruction by murdering five or six free coloured in habitants ;after that they were tohave divided, andharie gone on the different estates in Dauphine, to be joined by the insurgent negmes they had been tampering with, and proceed to murder every white man in the quarter, and most of the free coloured people.Soune of our negroes are implicated in this horrid plot,which was to have taken place simultaneously at Gros-Islet, on Grand Cul dek Sac. St. Louis happened to mention it to a free coloured man, of the name of Munplaisie, who is a good subject, and divulged the whole to Mr. Fournier, the Commis sary of the quarter of Dauphine, who immediately, with a small detachment, secured the conspirators. St. Louis. .has turned King's evidence, and the proceedings are now going on. Mr. M. artived in town last night, about twelve o'clock, from Grand Ame ; some faithful sub ject, ignorant of the apprehension of the conspirators, having apprised him of the fate that awaited him and other white inhabitants of Dauphine, on the 7th. 1 have no news from our estate to-day. I hope the communi cation with the town is not'cut off. An Ordonnance for estalbishing a militia is at last published, but we have few or no arms. The managers and overseers sleep with their fowling guns by their side, apprehending every moment some movement of the negroes, and every body is on the alarm and on the alert."—GlasgowCour. WINDSOR, OCTOBER 12.—This day his MAJESTY had Divine Ser vice performed at the private chapel in the Castle. The Terrace was opened for the numerous com pany to promenade. Tie weather being fine yesterday, the KIN% attended by the usual persons of his suite,, took an airing in his• phaeton. His MAJESTY drove down I'eascod-street, by the cavalry barracks, round by Cranbourne into the Great Pat k, and down the Long Walk. The Ktritd passed the mat ket-place on his return' to the Castle, which being market-day, was thronged, with people, who greeted his MAJESTY with acclama tions. The KING looked remarkably well. The Earl of fIARRINOTA and his family are still at the Castle. ' The mate of one of the-Dutch fishing vessels 04 off Billingsgate, fell overbo . ard on Saturday ; and lie same day a watchman was blown off , the Custom- House Terrace into the Thames. - Both were drowried.. Coroner's Inquests were held on the bodies—Verillet, Accidental Death. IVAI'AL ISTELL#GENCE. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZF.-NIONRI. The Vigilant, for eirviceriesulefed to thalochfo.ir on Therer day the 30th inst. on board ; and r eca u e d at No. '22, ArLylel-streeti Strand. Tbc Camline Odarsranao, from Rio to Ilainhurgh, Was totallii lost on the Goodwin Sands on the Ist inst. and only the Master arid two of the crew saved. The different port letters this Morning mention the heavy gale On Friday morning lasts which has caused danta.;.e among the sntaß vessels in the harbours and roadsteads, in an,:tora, cables, mastss sails, Btc. The Traveller, HUTCHISON. is arrived at Peterhead, from Dar& Straits, with 26 fish, 250 tons. Falmouvn, Omni:call.— Wind W.S. W.—Arrived the Manch esa ter packet, from BM Janeiro--wiled the 10th August, from Ii ibis% rid, and from Pernambuco Ist September. Sailed the packet, for Lisbon; Juno, User., and Lord Hobart packet for tit: Mediterranean. Put back, the Fanny, Gusto, for Lisbiap. PORTSMOUTII, OCTOSEIt S.S. W.—Put backathe King George the Fourth, for the Isle of France. Arrived the Arno and Baltic, from the Dawns. Sailed the Ellen, DOUGLAS, for Autwerp. On Friday morning, about three A. at. we experienced a severe bt r: ricane, which lasted a considerably time, during which the King. George the Fourth was hove on her beam-en:ls, Jild lust two anchor; and tables in St. Helen's made, and has been supplied with ow new l one. The Arab, Brume, from Batavia, drove on shore, with two anchors a-head, near the Hospital, and heat off her rudder, but' Was got off next tide without much darnac,e. The brig Friendship broke adrift in the harbour, and carried away the foremast and bowsprit of the Bacchus, Honosox. and two other vessel., and did consider; able damage to the Sir Francis Drake steam-pai:ket. Capt. W. If. Bauer is appointed to the BSITANNIA (flag-hip at Plymouth), rite Saxes, deceased.. Vice. Admiral Sir L. W liaLsvtiti; K.C.B. is t proceed to Jamaica, to relieve Commodore Sir HOWARD Owen K.C.B. in the Naval conintand ea the Wet India station. I: 't rumoured that Sir K. °want, on resigning tbeWest Indit command; will proceed to Halifax, to succeed Rear-AdMital Fame. in thi command of the North .American station, th.. tear-Admiral's pd:. ridd of service having expired. Several prom abaft and appoint smuts have taken place in the squadron on the West India among which are the following :,•Mr. Pest, hlkishipoitan, pro/noted to the rank of Haute: an:, and appointed to the Murata, vice Mute omit Mega, invalided; Mr. Ilmar, Midshipman, prommeds anti appointed to the Demme. in the room of the late Lieutenant Sap maamt, who died while Acting Captain of the Bast.; Mr. Burl. Midshipman, promoted and appointed to the Osseo 01.monoveze,. vice Lieutenant TIIOSIAS BALL, invalided; Mt. Damon, prommeds and appointed to the Batts, vice Lieutenant Clark, invalided ; Mr. Btu, Assistant-Surgeon of the Owes GLEnnowmt, appointed Sur geon of the Dittirsa, vice Mr. %Vitaaast deceased; Mr; Evart', Clerk of the Owes GLFNDOWSK, was appointed Acting Pur ser of the Daman, in the room of Mr. Loeav, deceased. TWO vessels, engaged in the slave trade, have been captured by the Owen GLIM/OWES, since her last return to the coast, but it does not ape pear that the rest of the squadron have taken any ; it is therefore to be presumed that this disgraceful traffic is on the decade: In consequence of there being some cases of sickness amongst the in valids on board his Majesty's sloop Esn, she is still performing qua rantine at the NI otherbank. We learn that two men (Invalids) died on board her On Thursday, having been in the last stage of con sumption when taken on board in the West Indies one or two ethers are reported to be in a dangerous state,but We do not under stand that she has any contagious disorder on board. Tke ship is. to proceed to Chatham to be paid off, when released from qua tan tine. The tar quhat son,Herefordshire, Inglis,Melpomene, and Pigot Indiamen, have reached Bombay. Two sloops of war, to carry 18 guns, are ordered to be built at Chatham. Ills Royal Highness the Duke of Ciasurecc has signified his intention of shortly inspecting. the Portsmouth Division of Royal Moline.. DEAL, (kronen 12.—Wind W.—:Arrived yesterday and to-day, and sailed for the River, the James Laing, Parreisort, front Ja maica •, Drcost, front Port Jackson ; Juno, Matas, from Na7s.:o ; Caledonia, CANICI, from Madras; and Fortitude, thasox, from St. Andrew's. Came down front the River and re. main, tit- Betsey and Sophia, for Domini:a ; and the Malvina, 'hoots, tor Oporto. Haawtett,Oce.lo.—His Majesty's revenue droller Se.iUT, Lieut. Coolie, Commander, has captured au,l brought into this port, a foreign smuggling lugger, named the Caesar, of and from Boulogne, burthen 49 tons, with a carg o consisting of 116 half ankera of foreign brandy, 109 half ankers of forOga Geneva, and 29 small canvass bales of tea; the crew, ceneizting of 13 men, have been disposed of as follows, via. seven foreigat rs disehirged, and six lithlsh subjects being fit for Ms Majesty's naval service, have been severally corniced byy the Magistrates and committed to the jail of this Borough to awlit their impressment. CUSTOM-HOUSE. OCTOBF.Ii 11. §tetss EtkrtaanlaWSans--The ITerculis. from Jamaica; James, from Stangate Creek , St. Prtrua, from 1/antzic ; Asia, from Que bec; Venus, from Charente; Scerre, from QUeleC; B.tter Luck Still, from Calais; Fox, from ()item]; York M-r:hant, from Oporto; St. Mary, MOM Jamaica ; and Resource, from Caltutta. Ctimatm OuTwaans—The Widi.on, for TriniiLid ; %%oar MA,- theth, for Antwerp; Paris, for Eisineur; Prince of Orange, kir Rotterdam; Flying Fu .h, for Ostend; Fortitude, fur Genoa; Jo hannes, for Stettin ; Geed Vervagting, for Anty e rp ; Perseverance, for Calais; Thomas, for Flushing; Uuton, fur Elsincur ; said Martha, for Riga. The King of BAVARIA has issued a new Decree, re lative to prohibited associati4ns among the Students. . The Coutt of Assizes at Bitt , sels has seorenced Joint BECKMAN, merchant, aged 61, born at 'veld, in Prussia, residing at Etterbeck, to eight }eats' imprison ment and hard labour, to stand in the ;,illory for an hour, and to pay the costs, for having written offensive, and threatening letters to his MAJESTY the King of the NETIIIIRLANRS and to the Minister of Justice. The Senate of Hamburgh has lately desired that all citizens holding public offices shall be prohibited from accepting from foreign Soveteigns any titles whatever, even merely htinorary, such as Aulic or Privy Counsel sellor, Counsellor of Legation, ice. on pain of losing their employments. It is supposed that the Senates of the other free cities of Germany will follow their exam ple. A similar prohibition has for some time existed in the Swiss Cantons, relative to foreign orders and titles. Many of the Newspapers having lately filled their columns with Biographies of Living Characters without acknowledging their source, it is but justice to apprise the Public that the whole are copied from that vast store-house of modern biographical information, en titled PUBLIC CHARACTERS OF ALL NATIONS, recently ptiblished in three volumes, containing particuiars of 8000 distinguished Natives and Foreigners, and illus trated with 150 striking Portraits. CORN ENCHANGF4 MARK-LANE, OCT. 13. The arrivals of all descriptions of Oral's last week were mode rate, and the fresh supply to this day's market is Lot cnns;deralqr. Our Millets still spew an eagerness to purchase prime dry Wheat, and such parcel. are 2s. per quarter higher than this day se'nnight ; but the trade has slackened since the early part of the morning, and middling and ordinal" qualities are nut improved either in sale or value. Beat parcels of Abating Barley are Li. per quarter higher, but other qualities ate not any dearer. Boiling Peas ruby support their late prices. Grey Peas remain as last quoted. In Oats there is not muds doing, but the prices cf law week are fully supported. Flour is sweltered. PRICES OX 1110,1111 b SHIP. Whale, Red (new), 381.:485. . Rye, new, 3Cs. 345. r .-- old, 465. 525. - old, 301.335. - White new, 445. to 535. Beans, Small, new, 32.. 345. ........ old, 481. 635. --- old, 39.. 575. Darle/b New, 221. 35i. Tick, new, 60s. 325. I ..-4--- Old, 22.. 255. -- old, 335. 545. Peas, Greys New, 245. 265. 'Oats, Feed, new, Ass. 21*. ........--, Old, Ills. 119 s. - old, Nis. 23q. ' Maple, new, *55.281. Poland, new, 191435. old, 15s. 290. ...-.-- old, 21s. 255. White, new, 234. 525. I'otatoe, new, BM. 266 • - .------ old, 28$. 34 5. .--- old, 235. 285. Ballets, new, 355. 401. Flour, per Sack, 405. 458. 30s. ' 5..---- old, 565. 405. "Rapeseed, per last £25, .12 O. 8/dITHFIELD MARKET, OCTOBER 13. The number of Oren at market this morning was not so great is on last Idanday, yet there was a sufficiency for the demand. In Mutton and Veal there was a. geed supply ' • and the prices of all descriptions of cattle may be quoted mach the same as on this day Wont:ht.-Current Prices: Beef, pet stone of sibs. La. lid. to 31: 6d. Mutton, 3s. Oil. to 3s. lid. Veal, lis.lotl. to 52. 0.1. Pork, 3s. 41. to 4s. 10d.