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known till a freer event has taken place, which will probably excite no (mall degree of intereft— we mean the infurreftion of Abdul Wechab, in Arabia, againfl the Porte, which we announced two days ago. This affair cafes no little nneafinefs at Con (tan tinople, where, as we learn, by letters from thence, of fo late a date as the 18th ult. intelligence has been received, that a very intimate correfpondence has for Come time been kept up between the Rebel Chief in Arabia and the Beys of Egypt. As Coon as it was difcovered information of every thing relating to the affair was immediately com municated to the Porte, but at that time it was confidered to be of Co little importance that the Government did not Coon enough purfue proper meafures, for preventing the bad confequenees which may mine from it. Theprincipal ohjeß of the Revolution, as appears by the moft authentic In formation, is to deprive the GRANO Slllolltoa, and the Sett of GaAs, of all authority, and to transfer it to the Sett of ALA. We need hardly inform oar Hiftorical Readers, that thefe two Sets have always held each other in the utmoli abhorrence. 'The Turks are moftly followers of the former; but throughout a great part of Arabia, and alma all the followers of MAHOMAT belong to the Sat of At.v. The Infurgent, therefore, could not have pofibly fallen upon any device more likely to fecure to him a large body of followers, than by cenneaing his meafures with a queftion of faith. In the mean time ABDUL Weems' has divided his troops into two armies, with which he is ad vancing againft Mecca and Medina, where fuper ftition has been heaping up for ages the devout gifts of the pious, who finilla the fum of their holy attainments by pilgrimages to the birth-place and hpulchre of the Prophet. It will be no difficult matter, if he fuceeed in (citing the treafirres, to perluade his followers that what the fee of °mat will confider as facriledge is an ad of devotion, in tended even by the Prophet himfell, as a reward to the faithful followers of Aar. Report Rates, and it teems not improbable, that teveral of the Tarkifir Pachas, among whom are thofe of Baffora and Damafcus, have declared in his favour ; this much is certain, that he is furnifb ed with (ufficient means to enable him to continue the expedition he has undertaken, as he is fupport ed by a great number of Believers, a/they are called, who confider the greateft &orifices as ads of religious duty. The Commandant of Mecca has already march ed to meet him with a confiderabk body of troops, and it is espeaed that a thong army wall be im mediatdy candled in Natoli*, which will aft aping the infurgents, under the command of the Gamin Vazna. This meafure is rendered the • more urgent, as the force of Aspire. Wien*, inmates daily, while he gives himfelf oat as a real defendant of Mahomet, and, under the pre tence of purifying his religion, gains over to his purpofes great numbers of the credulous people. The Duch and Hamburgh Mails have alto brought us the following ktters : Hatsua, Aram 34.—Two Couriers from Paris with difpatches to the French Ambarador have arrived hen fine Friday lakbut nothing is knows in regard to their contents, fo that we aill remain in the Lame mate of uncertainty in regard to peace or to war. According to letters from Nimegucn a number of French troops are espc&ed there this day and to-morrow. Quarters have already been provided for them. There troops, it is faid, will form a camp in the neighbourhood of the city, and, in cafe of an unexpefted rupture, are deßined for Hanover. We learn from Helvoetiluys that feveral of the French !hips lying there, and belonging to the ex pedition cleansed for Louifuusa, have fuffered con ftderable damage by the late Rorm. VIRNNA, APRIL lo.—The GRAND Dust of TOSCANI' will fet out en the isith to Salabour& and on the tech of May will proceed thence to Drefden. Their bittatat Majarrtas, during their tour to Italy, will pay a vifit to the baths of 'lfs. According to general report, the Imperial troops, in the enfiting rummer, will form two en• eampments, one in Steyermark, and another in Cracaw. RATISIIOII. Aram to.—We Rill cape•*, with great impatience, the Imperial Ratification of the General Reces of the Empire, •and begin to fear that it will experience Come difficulty. M. de F AAAAA alio, the Aunties Envoy at the Diet, has hinted, that. his 'lmam. MAJUTT may fend hither a limited Ratification, fo that he will merely fanaion all the difpofitions of the Recs., which related to the dittribotinn of the indemnities, and fobmit thole each relate to a sew organisation of the three Colleges, to the particular deliberation of the Germanic States.— But there is reafnn•to believe, that in this cafe the Minißers of France and Ruffia, with thofe of Pruffse, Bavaria, Has-Cafe), Baden, %auxin %erg, and other Powers, will pulite meafures is concert, to induce the Emperor to ratify the ge• anal MCI% Ala as it, was decreed by the Depu tation of the Empire and by the Diet, without any reArilliam isedifstatioa, EAVES OI Till Mint, t4.—The French troops in garrifon at Coblentz have received or ders to proceed immediately to Toulon. BERLIN, APRIL 16.—Laft Thurfday evening KOTZLIDUI and M. Onyx fet out from this city for Leipfic. The hereditary Prince of Ortaricz fet out yefterday for Fulda. On the 13th, G is, accompanied by kis friend M. Gamut, merchant, of this city, made an aerial excurfion with his balloon. He attend• ed at half an hour after fir, and about half after (even defcended at Mittenwalde, in the Saxon ter ritories. In a few days he will leave this city, and proceed to Ruffia. MILAN, Aram ..—Letters from Genoa elate, that in the end of March a detachment of troops embarked there for Oneglia and Port Maurice, in order to reftore tranquillityamong the inhabitants, who were in an open (tate of infurreition againft the introduction of a laid :az and other meafures of Government. BERNE, A►RIL !S.—General NEY, the French Mini ter, fet out yellerclAy for Paris. BARBOU, General of Divilion, fucceeds him in his fundions, which he will difchargc till his return. The Can. tonal Governments will be installed throughout all Swifferland the day after to-morrow. This morning their Malts-ruts, the Duke of CU«aaCLINO,and the Princefres AUGUSTA, ELI. WITH, SOP NIA, and AMILIA, honoured the Roy. al Exhibition at Somerfet Houle with their pre fence, to view the Paintings and other prodalions of Art, previous to the Exhibition opening on Monday, for public infpeetion. Their Majirrats were attended by the Countefs of HARRINGTON, and Lord and Lady HARCOU aT, the Earl of CH as vaarisxo being with the KING , as Matter of the Horfe. His Maisrry and his attendants were dreffed in the Windt's'. uniform. As the Royal Family were leaving Somerfet Houfe. the carriages were incommoded for a Stott time by the entrance of the Lottery wheels, which are to be depofited there till next year. The IWO converted a good deal with the Earl of Coasraartato, and took particular notice of the whole length portraits. The Academicians have their Annual Dinner tomorrow. Yellerday about half pall twelve o'clock. Her MAJESTY and the Princeffes AUGUSTA, EL:za ps-rt., Soya ta, and Apt a Lie, arrived at St. James's Palace from the Queen's Houle I foon after the Princ crs CHAILLOTTS of WALEs, attended by Lad ELOIN, arrived at the Palace, and continued with Her MAJISTY and the Paincassas till the Draw ing Room commenced. About half pat! one His Mate Iry arrived at the Palace, and held a Chapter of the Order of the Bath, which was attended by his Royal Highnefa the Duke of Yoae, Sir JOSIEN &Vas, Sir Wit.. t taw FAWCITT, the Earl of Massessuar Lord BLackylaaa, Lord Hans, r, and fevcralothers of that Noble Order, when General Dursas, now Sir DAVID DUNDAS ' was inveßed with the Red Ribbon, vacant by the death of the late Sir Wit.- Lien HAMILTON. Sir Isaac HEARD, and the pro. per officers from the Herald's Office, attended the ceremony. About half pall two Their MAJISTISS and the Patacesses entered the Drawing Room, which was attended by the Panic& of Wit.ss, the Duke of Tome, the Duke of Cs.aasect" the Duke of Cum D. the Archbilhop of CADI RRRRR Ay,' Archbithop of Dossia, Chancellor of the Esche quer. Secretaries of State, the Lord Chief Baron, the Judge of the Admiralty, the Lord Mayor of London; and the Nobility and Gentry who at tended were more numerous than on many Birth &a. There were prefent :— ~ata--Rr+ibargl. Portland. I "NI% Mno , rofe. It. Abase& aschodros—.DevaaStire., INaott,fe, Northisenkrlead, St. Alban's. and Leak. eillibery,Werceter. Ely, Tbsineed. EIT; Bath, Saligberi, liadhry sod Wane Aar. Sark-0 rdigas. Windage'. Dar m.utk, MateWSW. Arleeterd. Herrington. El Bastions. Berkdey, Worm, Grave oar, Galloway. Kabala, Ilarrynore. Coernarvao, Hamm, Choderedd. Bridgewater, Darby. Uthridgr, bietiotaerria. Moira.Spesteez. Aboyse, Boilbaroogb. blakaallony. Portokno. Madero, Darnley. anode ask Pik. Ormond. nod Craven. Cauotalra.,llndil. Haeringora. Gro'vonor. Dartoneoth, Caenuroon, Cardigas. Hairoort. Ayielbary, ebefterlidd. water. Derby. bfeobniorria. Elfez. St. Vincent. Uxbridge. U rger. Beam rd. Cork. Bd borough. karsaans. Beesdalbast, Liverpool. &Alm Mt /km. and Igliktora. Vl4morst-.4. Westwards. Howe. Lowther. Conk roil. Hood. trir. mod Falaboads. Viromatellfeo.-Westworth. Lowther. Liaterids, Ceoitaay. Lerds-Aalmorlt (Lord la Waiting) Somervills. Willeogb. by de Broke. Balky. Hawkolbery, shilhde. Harver,Hirword. Walllngbast. Dyfort, Kinosird. Pam Stanley. r. Oaf kirk L. Udellf, 0. &make, Grey. bt Radlierk. Nowbeffsegli, Corson. Solacts, GSWa.n, Deseas. not. Harswood. Hobart. balk. Wolptoe. Tangier:ow% Ar den, lowa, Hearn. De DoniteaviUs, Yarbortregb. Met. "rod. Gramboon. Workloads, Melville. bloormovrory. Moe' tape. Paget. Orator, Patettelter. Delayed, j.llsynoe. J. Xt. restord, De libegulere. Hooky. and PeStrao. Baron Heiken. _ _ 1111\ a ps-01 no edt a , Oxford, St. David's, Dart.., La tvia. and Norwich. joboßan, Thyme, Wynyard, Taboo, /kwla, Stowe& Bradford, Ratan!, Howard, Dowager, &anemia. Rianand. Canon, Howe, S. MOM. dinabk, Grey, Dadky and Ward, lames, Malgrava, A. Coil. Allna,Tawalbend, ComPten. C. Walpole, Iran?, A. Peney, L Plircy,M. Inn neat, bresaky. H. linen, C. DowommesArnailey. Loam, Ca van, Prue, C. Dauer, Hobart, Baring, atratfard, Hawked bury, H Mamas, C. Lannon, T. View, X. Mania. A. , Saba, Brows, Olumbervia, Graduals, Bletalk, M. Denim, Sagnard, Blaney, S. Giros, C. Wraogb. ton, Mom& Ciamind& Wwlaoisboofs, Mdville, C. p fon, Mandogoos, A. Oavw M , Owlets. erti n itick. Haw, Carlompon, Cahoon, C. RAint, Campidl, Pare, H. Sol Ursa, A. Or wboriand, & Ryder, Raennat4 C. ?anon. Rat, i ftnat c ....L . Ave r r peatiaby . L..were Wesilino. S Ry - Arabseadoer—Frasek, allh, Radrn, isareak TIMISS Pow msd plowipsfe. Sirs—P. tit÷reum Y 8 Waite). Willem !swim. S. Coordi t W. G. Mom, j. Cellnanan, J. R. On tilt, W. puns% Calm C. Rat, J. RUM& W./WILK fanadapy, Clrek Nom. Collibwr L IlaSes Mak j. SY" gni j. Use& Maid bididart Cameala.-Ha-eotet., Duda, Needham, Pat, Ramos, Bank, Forbes, Balfour, &unstick, and Tonyn. Colonel►—Fane,O'Naeklin (Silver Stick), Harris, fentinck, Cheer, &opford, and Dalrymple.—Major Fall. Capegm--Bcreaford, Berkeley, atefter, Pierrepont, and Greenwood. Reverend Doetora—Vincent (Dean of Weßminftcr), and Beresfrod. Meffrs —Addington, Calvert. Willowes, rficine, Caffwell, Bebb, Champnefs, B. Nratfon. King, Carr. Callow, Lumley, OnCow, Thefinffon, Wallace, 0. Harland, Villiers, Prnu, Tler ney. A. Phipps, Shaw Lefevre, Smyth, Isorie, Ward. Churchill, Banks, Agar, BLickett, Windham, Tomkins, Vanfittart, He neage. Laurel. Bent, Hinehliffe, North, Dennifon, De Hannay, Hunter, Currie, G. Vanfittart, Peachey, and Stuart. Mlitreffes--Willowea, Champneft, Burdett, Drat, HoLl witch, Crew, °allow. Contbe, Peachel, Lloyd, Lygon, Kent, Randolph, Shaw, l.efevre, Laurie, l-L Williams, Grant, Moore, Palmer, Talbot, Prettyman, Montague, Simcoe, Price, A. Stanhope, Sullivan, Blacket. Poyntz, Blackwood, M. Phillips, Robinfon, Gwynne, M. Pitt, Pigot, Haig, Barrington, H Jodrell, Needham, M. Sutton, Stuart, Heneage, Hinchliffe Cbicheltcr, North, Malcolm, Fordyce, Fane, S. Wortley, Dick , A. Eaft, Stanhope, Fordyce, Currie, T. Heneage, Gauthier, , Morton, Bebb. _ _ Mire—Strachey, Legg, two Lowthers, Lawrence, Lang. ham, two Cooks, two Walpole*, Lygon, three rents, Vaughan, two James's, two Miens, three Counenays, Elliker, De Han nay, Mouton, Craven, Hine}Mk, Wortley, Vanfittart, Turner, Dathwood, Miller, Burdett, F. Morton, ingerford. The following prefentations took place to Her MAJESTY Lady AoNCS PERCY, by the ruche& of Northumberland. Lady Sorma Sr! waar, by the Marchionefs of Blandford Lady HMI RIRT Cavannisn, by the Dueller, of Devonlire. Lady CAROLUYI PON/OMIT, by the Countefs of Lidboria'. Non. Mifs G. Pr La aat, Bath daughter of Lord Yarborough, by Lady Theodofla Yiner. HOG. Mrs. D. No &T M, on her marriage, by the fame. Two Mifs Lowrna as, by Lady Lowther. MIL I aaaaa ORO, by Lady Caernarvon. Mifs ST•ACNIY, by the I.ady in Waiting. Mifs EIMEIN it, by the Countefs of Rofslyn. Lady MONTGOMERY, by Lady Eglintottn. Mifs DAINWOOD, by Lady Quanta Mils MLLE', by the fame. Mn CAIMEI.I., by I.ady 1.. Spencer. Mils BURDETT, by Mars Langham. Mr. STUART, by Lord Hawks:ler,. Mr. H , by Lard Petra. Mrs. HENIAOII, by Lady Petre. Mr. H , by Lonl Yarborough. Hots. Mn. T. H/NRAOR, by Lady Petit. The following were li kewise prefented—• Mr. Preset., Mifs Tommie, I/Beauties Lowrey', Mr. Caswett., Mr . Elam, Lady F. MORTON ; the Earl and Coun tefs at Ba:DGIWAT Et. on their corning to their tide.; Mr. and Mn. BLACIERT,OO their marriage . ; Lady Auousri CLAvea two, for the Arit time aide (even years. The following were at Court for the &ft time this feafon Lady Grey, Lord Coora, three If& Coact Ws De Hannay, Mrs. Gambier, Lady Wise. t.., Lady Moningas, Mrs. The Markle. great number of prefentations, and efo of firft 'lilts to Court for the year, furnifhes us with a variety of beautiful new dreffes. This being a feafon at which fafhion takes a decided change, we have feleded the following fiora amongil the moil DaeheL of Diocese:as—Patinae brown crape. *tad with Oar; Mar cords and tali; body and train of potpie velvet; beed-drefe, with reale& osmrsOs . end kalifs Coln& of Kceiwna a .—A White wipe petticoat, Masa with fitter, a drapery of the laws, draws sp with a booth of Mot ribbon; train of white craps. Wawa with Ever. . .. Coenteis ibuooewar ea—.A bbelt crape dmis, richly asbroidered in black fpanglee and rich boa& fringe. Leidy H. C tau—A white aye Ards, bounifelly or rweasined, with Slyer fringe and Cpeogies, white eeede and WAIN WM Hob blond bee; body, train, and headekeis to es St d : Peary —Mike aye dna, oensenakod with beep sod or diver. LMT C. PoNsonsv—This lady's Info woo albs him as ba evigaes.Lady H. Cavesdidea, Mite led fiber. _ _ Lodi& STiWAILT. dsoght;r of the Earl of fakery —A white tin petticoat covered with draperies dashreidand ow, sod wreaths sad loops of heads. Lady M T desk lilac drapery, sispot sad Ample. Lady MOLORAIIINA white Offe petticoat with whits Male Miss twitted with Seer. train of white sod Meer, Chasing main. orostented with liver. Lady bdosaoso—Whirs craps petticoat, with beads ma white tattle; body and testa of vets farbet, trimmed wide polo lees ; itsad-dreta whits asps, Moor wherr Nei Memos& Two Mite Me oleo e—Wbite Grape petticoats, with yaw I=lad bead &Wu ; body aod wale elf yam enwe, adsb• 1;1; blood bee. ?Ara CIIAPLIIII-AVltke awe pederast. wreeths al 11111. of the nary; Farris roles aid beets 4 yellers Abide oceiNd the Amery; homelike'. fousslei asps, eameeds. todielibt feathers. Ls* his tasaiv—A WNW aye petticoat, with a dr.pery of law eemeammiud with Bow tads. cads, die. die. ; body mod web as osniegpand 1 head•deds, dieleemds, foams, die. LaigLY•ois—.llllme amps desk abused with beads ; had. bdr dregs. ambles ef diemiesein LTOllo.4`adoootilliiiiorape, hearsay ormuseased with beds af snare dowers; the train white. Hoe. Mr. MIMEO N0a711...4. white crape &cis, with bead trace ; **bad nab, with way doe peat her Mn.lttaaaanA Tides asps potdesat, enmemenesd with beads aid alias; body, wain. wed iseedrdnis to Hen hirsiT. maaas—llfhiesesepa petdeeat,"l7l=sed isffdt way ins Pain hal body, twin, hsad•drefs to we. re t:Calwata.—A Mu crape drefs,oniumented with hew- Wig peat kw; end rich ambrimidard dad boo& harm C. Sasaina—A moo dab, mobesidend with Ever, and ornamented with blest MR & 111111T0.411 Fergie crepe 64, with esionideral grey border. Mrs. H. illrieLterar--A white Wage pettitest i wfweemented with blessed liver, train of blow sod We amide aidin. . 14n. Gaannea—Wldee crape dap Slew Maid drapery. rpeagled midi rude,/ SWIMS sad llSwathe velley= r es ti.. l awl tag* wed Podee bra. !waft l/ididlit atria feerlew sad abeam& How Ma G. Pi1L1141.14 &mighty to Lard Yesboretet— White ergo petticoat. erwroested with ilia of the valley; body sod ado to eorrolpead. hifoLeeir—A patieset of white were mak = lowers, with white cords mod tads ; the drapery wed holes eromeased with white &do Tibbetts sod blend lees; bed, sod writ white crap. to corrofrowl ; her howtbdrek wee limps wad elegem P.M Coe ri.to—A white ern* with bead Mice and embroidered drawl , . owde tare* of beads ; Cu4y tad trait; light blue chambray, richly trimmed with hies64see and bade; beati-drefe to Ws Coot, LA st.bit e t c :ter i Carrodb Setryweee—A wort friendad white .14 Myer dee& Iblifs L. Ki 111TWell a white dna, erasteental with beads. The Drawing-Room did not dole till pall five o'clocklefter which his Majesry had a conference with Lord HOSAIT and the Earl of HAIIIINOTON. —At fiz o'clock their Mayesesse and the Pats. cassis returned to the Queen's Hoofe. Yeßerday • Court of die Honourable Commit fioners of the Lieutenancy for the City of London, was held at Guildhall. for the purport of fill:Is ; up the office of Colonel to the EA Regimes t of London Militia. vacant by the refiguation of Sir Waning Lawn. Ent. when Sir /cm Eassaa, tat. was asawitemdly eltellfat avd took tk; (Paths amordisely. .14JUTICAL INTELLIG2NCI. TaaaAY, Aram 27.—This morning failed the Pallas, Dutch frigate, to,. the Mediterranean . .Pokr SNOUTS, 4111 u al.—Yeiterday watt out of harbour the bit Caes, Jowl Rienaansom, botiud to Peter:- burgh, and will au the Brit fair wintl.—.Thls day arrived ID Paqur frigate,and the Mummy and Locus? gun-vi.Blis from the Downs; alto the Dove, HENNING, Portfmouth, But- CIASI, Sufannah, Jonas, and Maria, MONDAY, frOITI Lon don; and the Ranger, Cow, and Plymouth, Ler, from Dept ford—Sailed the Liley, WaLtacs, fur Chatham.—Went out of harbour this day the STARLING gun-veffeL—The ROYAL SOVIIRt•ON, Car. CURRY, and the BRITANNIA, Capt. TOL, of too guns each, have, by the teeniest, of about 4 Ma rine Society Boys, and the convicts belonging to the Captivity hulk, been got in a Rate to proceed to Spithead ; but neitheroP them, nor the WINDIOR CAITLIN Capt. DWRIIARI, l,trt tea feamen on hoard, although they have been conur.laloned n•arif a month. PLYIIIIOOII, Arm a7.—..Came in the Flear, Lavis, from Liverpool. Sailed the Danith tbala Conferetaz Bath Baur, Capt. Wimpleman, from Montevedeo, bouNd to Hambrrgl. laden with bide, and tallow; alto the Nicleni Dandle Capt. J. C. Bruger, from St. Croix, bound lo Copenhagen, ►adeo with fupr and carce : both f. ere Teals p-t in bete in diftre.fs fome months ago, and have fame been repaired. Sante! the Fagle =elk cutter, for the Brilltd Channel, on the Imprefs (crakes—The P AAAAA oasav,of 74 guns, Captain HA Komi, did not fail for To, bey yeftadar. as was repartee!. Dam., Ants. aLe—Palfed the back of the Goodwin &Inds, from the northward. and Ceded to the wettwatd, the law man of war.—Wind North. 0 , Aram 28....Pafed by la Syi,rne &i rate, mil Walthamfloyr, Agnew from the Ealt Indies; Adolotion. from Amnia; Elizabeth, (Milers; and Charlotte, Vipers, from Hombre; Vrow Alkey, from Embden; Hope and Anchor, • Sophia, Pronadoot, Holt; Brother , . &Intim; and —; Sophia, froorNorwm. Sailed the Simon Cock. Watfuo, for Hattibro'; Formate. —, for Boredom g rims,—, for ElLoore; awl John Morgan, Howard, for New York. Gat attocc, Arau 26,s—Front the Mate airtime fhlp Swan, arrived in town this d y, we have the f annum of the to of that Tact The /tip Swan, Allan, Llwarre. for Nerve, loaded with felt, was call away cal Me Point et Ardmile, Long Ifland, on the apth initant. /be Iltmek slim* eight o'clock in the morning, .and in *hoot half as hoer site, went to pieem Nishing laved; two of the crew were WC and the ridt (leaped with their Ulla with di/leaky, and gup alhore upon the wreck." The Mate of the Bwsn r.pvirts, th two other Sips were alto 101 l about the fame time akil Ames names uokoowt‘ Arrived here, the Pone. frtett Trinidad; (poke MB WO t6th beast, the Ariadoe. jobtaloo, Goes Liverpool to New. foandbetd, in 1at.37. keg. 39• all well t the arm, skean& fon. from Cherleiben. otter 'a rage of s weeks ; the Almwell, Robertfoo, from Boannab,after ipager Nis dare; tibiae. owe, PAlf.irdey; Peter, Brown • and Kobel', 111.1Chrikl. Liverpool front hews; the William . a, , Pover frost Malega. no toe Mit inane ; the MOW. it Uwe& pool [nen Charlet." after a piece ofje darn .4.. nis Lards CoonalSosers of the Admiralty brie *alma Mr. SIIIMILD to the atostleo of Metal blidter,dis the les. bibkoost of the !apace Gerleral of Ids Maltibi's oust fro* Om bra were isist tit bdt olifti for do Dasstaisoissirt, pas, so procotd wi th out deb, to Mulled Day, mIJ tie fleet there. The Jeureet, gene, mid Sacre. at 14 aim. we et. dercd for the Dome It 4i120. The UsueLer ss pas, wee yefterday pet ithe sad the Cthethand steam se Cepa. Leath RAPiothsesl- • TV rootoot. sf skpos•itio Aro pot hoe Oserollin rain*. mod Captain Tomos Last is sepottoll *Mk The Itourairwmpiri sod Was. ors swommillinsil by Ws knew Captains. Leto sod Ititasmtosi.l • • Cipuia Wattsoals iggebtoi to OW lowa forifoo. it Southooqtap. Lloolliiint Vasil; 71ir.sod hisCotrt. uppostitt to dot Misers haiundr& liellusessioursizsei intis, sai Cia+, is dr 116.: Liam* him Nil Vasa; sift Ilenk . _ _ pleriumis Mane Wig awed. e. rwmg, . Llorkwook bumf*. W RAM / Liniment Ludt'', is di§ Ilbalualtdiiii Liessom !harm to dli Whir. arlmre paean, Nand ifirlimi lidirsit, Raft ebas eseadinblearie by *east der bbarmaired.orki ttr bie pas, sod ON re 114 et so rift hed lailli b WSW t Se I. crawl es 14004 car repair.; ebstysiich VVII Ali. Clordise islll WM Ms kg es low* aid pram* ft fauadbm4 ssOisimbir is CbisC we nedereand &wife amend for eiood lenagjei fu Inez edvertifed by the WO India Dol l & j ib. pryjias at IA been Wain fit the Hot& WitAt gabs Lib MA 80111, elf Al We- Tern:nest Conn-Mere in that lies. CORN AfARKSI; NARZLININ so; .Slll There no wen prices of Corn to.y; of Monday, and Barley sdfo; fill rose readily ; Oats go of dull ; there is do grim for Flour at the Booted prism. . /mei& Wheat, per gr. gm. fp: tad Fine Dantric SOS. 3611: Rye • 345. 365: Barley, say. 34L (Superfine) as.. 6d. ids. Malt, 415.465. Oats, 1 51. sos. its. dd Horfe deaus._,New. ps.. psi. di em' edi d - Tick Beans , New, 255. tit's. Old itis 33$ Hug Peale, ads. sos. Boilert. 4os. 444 Trefoil, 291 All 325. per girt tape Seed, 341. to 161. per Flour, 455.485. per rack. . . . t twat &STURM remit visit:me mit, ff. Wheat, per 4.oad, from 141. M. ttp gs. Barley. per Quarter. from 3s. to 11, Is. Oats, per Qttarter. from tl. as. to 1L ys. Beans, per qlizrter, from tL ios. tit :1. As. Peak, per %tarter, from il. 164 to sL ca. Ent:laser Lorrsay.—The follehiing were Aid Numbers draws: praxes of above rd. yeliertlay. No. am ! , schoool. No. 262114 io.misol. No. 0644; 5m..A. No. 1O 97, tong. No. s testi. tool. 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