The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-09-28 00:00:00

. • e re • R' II ); • • ..• . _ N • I isrTIE • .;o!er, tete after the dilferent States corn. pelt:Ohs Onion, 1“.r1 e hen finished, were to base statues or columns to the memory of their favourite or most eminent men. One of them hag been select eti for b. statue of J. , nies Madison. The equestriett sta.tie. of Washi Ver was erected net long since in P not here The eauntiewllratteh of the rotowoutc is one Of the safest entitled cononodiume harbouis in 'Ante. pica, being . sulgielently Jeep for the largest .ships *kelt four miles atteweityjnetction with the Pntno.' 411, ke I white the chitttnel tiei "clove atOitg the edge of the city, and k ntiundantigcnpaciout.. Tige_gity be., log vkt noted on the greatpost road, exactly egaidistant teem lite northern and southern extreutities.of the .Vnien, and nearly .so from the Atlantic In the Obit), :was deemed the most eligible 'Ration for the . teOn. greys • and the rapidity With' which it has been Moll* Is owing to the excellent and Inexhaustible quarries of fete stone a few mile's' belnw it, on the banks of the rotowroac. The perpendieolar height at the.ground ,on which the capitol sfa lifts sitienty•eigh t feet above Abe level of the title in-tiber Creek; the water of the Tiber Is therefore conveyed to it. Whets the city was first planned the expellee of creating. it. was'estk., tutted at 225,0001. sterlitig but more than doebie 'bat sum has already been expended on It:, One im. portant advantage it possesses is, that extensive coal mines have been ascertained to exist in its neigh. Warhead. • • .>. Arr • . w . Wens ••a* • • • •• It Fleare •• • ..•:•••••••1•.••• tilk" !• • • .• • Ploosourigh ••• •• . . -"•, PAIGE: Ulf STWAS flank • per Cott. Red. per Coot Coot. 4914 4.gge Grub. pee'reet. Ntiv _THIS UAI Ar (kilt . Ukill.ooK I,ftet. , ine. ' . . • ... twilit !loads IS p • Eseheque/ *lii. 41 d . • • °maims Ma 41 Casisol.i•-• ACC. en si .._ • : , THE STATESMAN., . LONDON: VinONZIDAY, SareltlißEß 28, fill.. : : ............... . . Woolve today the Gazette account of 114 *access of the eipeditiett, against Washington, and the latest Intelligence received, through the. millinns •of the 'American Papers, Astive to the transactioas stand mar that 'city, end the.impression made upon the people by this great event t r, History pressed', few instances .of a success of.. *Mel importaug. *dog achieved 'with a less tiffrosion of blood 6* either . side. Withont attemptiag tO di, ine WhatiligAte4ll . ; effect of this brilliant detth ulinn the (ORM *.Ms , ' .. .....;W1TM"'" ~ . the anti,' Or hewfir . the policy necessary Ste pier . ',4 . ' -- - • , Ned by this Government towards the peoplei4 the • #2lllKil P 1 1 1 . 4 9" United • States- dictated this blew, which has Spread -...ww:-. • • VI 4 such desolation In sad around their capital ; or ? Bavottwo, Sul' : Itl6—The newt from Spain is by whether a creel system of retaliation is at all neees. ea mauls satisfactory ; and notwithstanding the pub- sary, justifiable, or honourable to this or any country, lication of the peace between the two nations . ; net a . we ;hall not hesitate to bestow on the skill and single French dealer will vesture to stadertake a journey into the Peninsula. We hope, however, I bravery evinced in the conduct of the enterprise that , that this order of things -will not be of long dare- high encomium which it so justly merits.- The ex tikt ;. and•we ~think too highly of the. charscter and passion of those feelings which must be incited. is o,,rity of time Ministers of religion, to . suppose that every liberal mind by the contemplation of the'. doe they will not use their infleence le enforce the for- etructioe thus, occasioned to buildings and objects kiveness of injuries, and eventually to . substitute the 1. not connected with the purposes of war, and that it • enild spirit of the Gospel for passion of hatred end 1 tevenge which are extremely odious and detestable iis peace, not war and the total ruin of a cognity so 1n the tight of God. We ought likewise to indulge closely connected with taa as America, which I. th e . ite hnpe, thit his most Catholic . Majesty will be in- i more desirable object, shall be reserved for another' diice , l to adopt measures,, which shall enable the two t occasion. Our duty, at present, is to give elf fount! ii , sto enjoy at last a peace so anxiously wish- 1 , Readers.as clear . a view as we can of acteactransac: fed for. issued•itian% 4 .44l.:kasit t . Sx7T, 12.---Hit Majesty has just . i 7 -- ----• . • , :. , . • 11/altleree of amnestyforill &fetters by sea -sod land, 4 .., There is NW remark, however, whit:lb.:primarily: ~ deity rot , all 'persons arrested for Military ()lentos.— I suggest's' thi...titesitlith of an insportaoh-1e0tr.404 • '.le--4 ensoatopted from this•deeree persons guilty of i wh i c k na d ea creiluires should be made. After ewe '.. there ' s, Moan or divine, Cruets of false nosuey, i ' . years of war the American Government appears td' iltait:diaries, blasphemers, .rehhers, and embezzlers i have b een Utile prepared to meet with correepeodi: of ihe linances of the state. This deers* eetends to all - who a; 0 condemned .te Capital p un i s h m e nt , or to ! ing energy and adequate means of defence the vier** Halt of irons, %tr. 1 moult which laid the chief part •of the capital is 3`:tflieSetvator 'esticheff, A'astmesatholeem the Eno. , ruins, stud which, hnweVer rapid, was to have been; "ll** of Ruda, has arrived In thls'eapital. We are . inflected as a consequence of wee, ... ee . we seem to 11Vaily ea4iiistetien of Ambassadevs•'from Frame f_. • .. w , - ifilio l lloll3ll i 4: • 1 hasp been for some of the enemy ' s d e -911111111ktiaetirs'Sltee. 16.- , -Xnewey does not vet ' against Upper Canada. The Americans,se.will beaten tee m tranquil :l e th e western pert .1 the hi st rlote front tho extracts front their own Papas, had no the fact of the Convent*** is batdly credited. The Wes that so rapid a movement' could have ities so b e ittiages of Bergen and proatketne have refused to successfully Made. The army, it appears, was 106 d. eppoitit Deputies foe' the-. Diet ' which is to assemble ; air sits 19th IA: it t i ts voia ... •of i5 ... ei .,, e a t the bn the 7th of October. and bane declared • time they.; , t. . 4 . ~. 5v ro ~, Sank or the !slattern ; on the Wilt, iticotn.. inflated on the resolutiess taken brae preceding ! 4.5"4 Vitt for the independence ec dm kingdom. ; minced its march •; on the 224, having ittliatieed to within 16 miles of Washington, Rear-Admiral Cacia ;oaten Sara. 14...1011 the 11th the Diet dedreed i that Nen Y chatel, Geneva, *lad the Wats should form was, co.operating with a naval force, General en integtil part of Setheetiatir i ltud 6l railiridititta i Use, With ' admirable promptitude, seeing a fa. the Confederation as Quiftins• ' . ''''' . l. • ! Toenails opportunity, immediately determined - to Paste,,fieer. 24.—The Chaimber nfltepolies, yes, make a dash upon Washington. On the 244 h, 'the , ierthoylti is secret sitting, heard a report from K. ' 1 esemy's stay, amounting to eight or nitreOrison& Diforl, of :the Gironde, concerning an impost . menrongly posted at Bladensburg,were totally de. e n liquors. .M. &tenger, Director-General of : ,st indirect taxes, who was present at the sitting an. hated, and the same evening our troops . entered pounced that he would soon hare to present to the Washington. Here the Capitol, including the Senate- Chamber plans for taxes on sat, iiquors, cud to. i house, and the Hattie of Representatives, the Arsenal, bocce. I the DoCk-yard, the Treasury, the War-office, the On passing through Troyes, Moodier grieted,• in President's Palace, the Rope-walk, the Great Bridge the name of the King, 120,000 plants, Its be taken , from:the ordinary falls of thither for 11115 aid le, across the Potowmac, a frigate nearly ready for for the purpose of being employed i.l rebuilding the Noodling, and a sloop of war were destroyed. ,The houses destroyed by Are in the department of the object of 'the espedition being thus accomplished, our &tube, during tie late war. fie 149 promised So ; army began to retire on the night of the 25th, and on use hit interest *kb his Majesty for , procuring a di- the 29th returned to Benedict, where they re-embark minuti.4l of the imposts, and a tarot for the purchase , ed It . is sate, that the squadron , with the troops, of cattle to replace those destroyed by the war. 1 The workmen have begun to remove the colossal were shalt .". " r e t h e Chesapeake, and Preel l ed. it tattle of General Desailt, from the square Des V.k. northward. Baltimore has probably before this ,toires. This abject. *ill be effected in a few days.— ' shared the fate of Washington, and other great towel It has been proposed to erect a monument on the alto ; are expected to fellow.: , in commemoration of the bare- ~'•-~ • pt this statue, . pf the restoration.; . It is l i pid that General Vandamme will publish a 4 efrnsive "emir like that which Marshal Dav oust has prome A ted to the King. s . Of all the spectacles at Paris, the grand Opera is V. meat frequented by the English. The Opera legit Nreutig i vas ifrmide, and the receipt amounted to O,frvicz. In the most splendid boxes we saw a grest matav F.lglish latlie , , who made a sacrifice el their little hats aati.robes with long trAps it it*, ciii Tialifous. — - • • ~. - - • r: 'PPY as 'Private letters from France, of the clOth inst. state that in consequence of the representations In dui English pipers of the sickly situation of the Wiwi irartl-Boot.d West India fleet recently arrived, the French Government have ordered certain restrictions to be laid on trade all, along the coast from Boulogne t, Buordelez. ' An. Irish paper mentions that the Duke of De. tonguing has Chapel at in aid of bttliding a Re. pan Catholic Chapel at Dungarven. There aili4stro Gentleinsm, whose contingence in your service ire said to be equally proverbial, viz. a bricklayer and the Lord Chancellor. (et one into your house, and. the other into your affairs, And they grikegeally pleasant and durable, The infidel cobler hearing the late reptiri'of Miss Sonyncorr's marriage, said, he supposed she had taken a carpenter to keep her its repair._ • , Iri the present Lottery every Ticket' iv sure to get either a large or small Wise therefore, if an Ad venturer should not draw a iwenty Thousand, he is (eosin of getting a Prize that will give him part of his money back, besides having a chime of the numerous other Capitals. „•. , . . • Dor It • ppellts mom) conceived tittgatrilisa 4.. O i t ive . "2 r•art tom ta• ore thou 1E100 ) ; bat thity wait • • • I &haat MOO. Wrote the Fort wai.ittscked s frq:atteiipt I was glade again lialtalo,whickfaiVid. It M raphited, -tosever, that a monad attack oa Ufa peat was sic. ottiful. --•~•- TbeiltAtoirihg are the chief article, of b 541,1111111411 by the French Pawl eiffsmet Se*, which ere to the 26th Inetant:—., .. f - VICK**, Son. 14.—The greatest part of the Ambassadors of the Allied Posters 'hate already sr= 'rived here. .Lord Castlereagh and Ceent • igessel rode6 Minister for Russia, arrived yesterday. ' The day. before yesterday the Imperial Family and all 'the Court assisted at the funeral ceremonies of - the late Queen of Sicily. Her remains were. deposited ht the church of the IMperial Palace. • RAITADT, SEPT. IS.--We ' have received informa: tion from Switzerland, that several detachments. of Swiss troops have entered the canton of Tessin,. for HOW purpose et arresting the MeMbers of the Prod- Yidfl Government. .a.ssooropto, err. —The 'Grand Duke of liiiii;Dateatilladt, notwithstanding his infirmities, , will• rent& to the Congress at Vienna. All the Princes of the Confederation of the Rhine have been invited to be present. The Prince-Primate, who is at present in Ratisbnn, has received a special invita tion. All the Princes .of the different branches it the House of Saxony propose to be at Vienna ti make a claim, of their rights. The Empress of 'Russia was to lease Nymphen *•bourg on the 18th or 17th host:. *AU capital of Austria. Her Majesty passed the 14th it Munich, with the Royal Family of Bavaria. She attended the Italian Opera there, and the most lively enthusiasm vas evinced by the audience when she appeared la per box. It is said tbat;she had received letters from the Emperor Alexander, stating, that at the latest he would be at Vienna on the 4 . ,fith or With. Rtyss, SEPT. 10.—His Exceitedcy th, Governor iti Rome relaxes in the measures prestiribed against the Jews. They have been petitioalistais Holiness fee psvmission to inhabit those Outs-4 Sew they were formerly allowed to dwell in, sett to guarantee ,t*, them the exercise of their religion. M. Cancel. Berl, President of the Propaganda, has been charged by his Holiness with the examination of thispotition. Many Spaniards of high rank covtione to Grillo her*. His Majesty Charles IV. was received is tether by bhp children. After some time theliattfa of his Majesty and the Queen appeared not so goad: The Chamber of Deputies were occupied in the Sitting of - the 24th (Saturday), on the consideration of the project Of a ilw relating to indirect contribe liens, existing In the shape of duties on certain 'at ticleit of importation. The discussion on the pre-. posed law respecting naturalization, was also re sumed but after a good deal of debate was ad journed till Monday. The gallant Sir P. PARKER received Ms wound in the muscle, which vulgarly is called the -Pope': eats, in the ;aside of the right thigh, and which is said to be always mortal. He felt the stroke, hut with the most heroic spirit he placed his band on the wound, and cheered his men, calling on them to follow Mm. He ran forward a few steps, but in two minutes fell and expired. , Letters reached us yesterday from Tenerif, to the 20th of last month; and it is with great satisfaction we state, that at length some security is given to the trade in that quarter. Four British ships of war were cruising in the immediate neighbourhood of the Canaries. The vintage, we are sorry to say, was aot productive. Accounts arrived yesterday from Cadiz, by a pri vate •iessel, to the Sth instant. The place we's in Perfect health, but the inhabitants were not destitute *fell uneasiness on account of the frequency of the epidemic fever at Cadiz, when the people of Gibml ter are aieted with it. Travelling in Spain at the present time Is attended with much danger th- Irough- Whether the impression which these vigorous Inn- - ke sores must,produco upon the shads albs American ot freebooters with which It Is infested. people, will hart the effect olio/aim their ' not t country, on account of the numerous hands IP Lord G..L:Gotres is to be called up to the House . aimiti46 against their own Gnserndants nt 11;141. more stsolilly of Peers, with the title of Lord Litchfield. to units them In support of the war, 11.4a4es l'llle Princess of WALES quitted Strasburg, ins the yet biposihie to say. There can be no • . th. She departed In a carriage, accempanied by . lady of honour, anda youth (Kasten Avorts),. that the result of such events as the &HOC.' • ~ ,i trith wh ose education she has charged iterielf. Her Washington, mast produce great embarramestple! • ~ ~ .• - ;4llesiberiain, and other persons of bar - 'suite, fol * the y e vernme n t. Ins pecuniary. poi in five other carrhiget. The Princess has tete ;lilt s 'ow . account - it de seine of the Palk a ' . awn f9r the poor of the city. During her roped, destroyed, and particularly as, they 4rt t 'reSidence she hasbehavedWith much benevolence and telithag if negociating a loan in Europe—a rewire* , *ability. '.• -- . . indicating no small difficulty. at home,--the distrgis I. A GeAMO".lonrnalist' ascribes the recent commo • ocoo m osie d t o the enemy by our h ost il e p i oee edi sek : tions in Chiba to some of his countrymen. It is . ' certain that there is a great number of Europeans at must he great. •To add to these difkuitms, t . • , . - . . rain, and tiset there are many Germans in the Itn- It report, by no means imprdbable, that the rot A German architect gare the E •t: ' I Guard . at ' mean to repossess themselves of Louisiana. 7%*'• I 'rOr of AUSTRIA, during his residence in Paris, a Besides the oficlal dispatches of the British Coin; 'sexy detailed plan of the capital of China: . • ; menders, we have given extracts from Americau r a ,1..,..m. GARNEATE is engaged at Covent.garden pets, reaching to the day' on which th e mous o i l pletre, to perform his scientific experiments in a Washington was made. They represent our forties ;.stitt,..antomitne which is about to be brought as superio r . to theirs. 7 -They admit that their relit= militia . behaved very badly, but dam ` . 01 1-111 .. Hi . taneounn-rratsr.—A Lady of reepectabi .cbar charged b a hackney - coachman with r „1,,., farts Tr; g ye oes of the conduct of their nuip2: pS • -bidet to pay her fare. It appeared in evidence that •_srlies - recording to our own dispel . 1 .. teugiski.the., coach was taken in Barleigh-street, Oxford ' 4111 C skill and gallantry. The destractiOn letiste ;"aistietr . to.go to the lower end of Sloane-street, fg t . reek• of the buildings which fell under r o t which the coachman charged 4s. The Lady ob .,' -. • - jerted to the charge l and asked for a ticket, but the seems; by their account, tor have been . ....r. .- ~ Complainant said be had only a shilling one. The tier natural impulse of indignationoxclt ~. P Defendant, however,. tendered two shillings, which . . tact from a window, Ind bye French herper,wisich thk*oaebenan refused. The case was heard before Oiled the horse on which General itqss, got* . X1f41,0 R. SOLER, who dismissed it, on account of the coach. papers h a ve also some information frai l airbag*. man not furnishing the necessary ticket. ) is noldteration Wheat flingllsh) in 8E - Ditte (Foreign) - .bb 84 Rye 3B 40 iihrlel ... ... .. .• 36 4. . . • New ditto — Oats -- - 32 S , Walt id 76 Fine ditto ..... .. ••• • ..,'" White Peas 6O 65 Poland do. ..........2 3 ' New ditto, •Feesl ditto • 90 0 Ditto Hailers 6li .V , Pine Flour ..... ... 7 i 7 1 (key Peas 4l b 2 Seconds ... ... ...4 63 71 . , . .. • • • • - ' -........ , ' f, ' NAVAL INTE LI. WEAVE. 114111* I --iaso.:-.. 1 I - Dam., Sari. 27.-Arrived tier ship Prince or 0. "nitre, f iu 1 • isomer), in 27 days 1 and ma sall-d tw Aincerd• at .....,,,,i i • shi t i blointy's ship Unite, and several merchant vessels for th e 11 1 . N . —. .. tip Perrixotrri, Barr. 'N.-Arrived his M a jor s eippou . . w and Myrtle, for the Downs.-Vrmets bvtod to %Jai& ti 0 • She Caserta. Cape de Verd Ishinds, and ter - eira aro- - il oreo4 to are to job Ms bilking's ship.U.lrsesials.••ioo•h %gni, lt / i Quebec fleet, Ire. under his blikkalf, ilbrO'UieTy;sii e llit l modulus at St. fides's. irted-bound.-"Sellail Its • .. Brilliant to the eastward. . i . . . . ...-, 4 • • laigall ass, Sart.. v.—Salittileslll4wrs slip .: I with a convoy, for Ealaeur• is ilk the win" as . s. W. N o * 1 cosy°, will sail obeli the ilth of October. .. -..-. r Paiwton, SETT. 26.-Arrived the Thetis poeir 4 4,ei v a a * tenbnreh, with a mail, which rite . lauded at sm e eocji lli two et ym a lit Tea m Pl as hi ng , en , f rom ..tarellioe 1 ,•4... ' I m ei • Autsitert, and Sae frog lialiiirs . sallnttlaisrll ll lAi ii ". .. Coldest; • RANO.A4I I tam 27.-The patch 'AV. Ch fie 14 1 , 01 .1 ~, Edward, Captain Onwehand, irefilvettfrom Rotiew hoo • 'We • , cattle feriae W. Curiis, Rate. •• i , .1 By the .General Order, dad • id: kik 1444 •• : i til he ig O b ifi a ce pilee rs plette in nt ill :t Ci th augUi stbatH illit ior i titst i tfi lif :ell til t a s, -116abk ati"' 11 . 1 10th of l igovember last.Avere to nieviitilitageinei ..I tinction; it will appear that Lo r d' N i Doi t slag 1 o 4 the left wing of the army en that ()remise; lout I his name is not included in the List of Officerem; titled to dr 'distinction. - • A steam engine is saki to have been woody Vat from this country, for the porp,se of draining Is ' mine. of Pasco, in Pero, whit', had for some time past been rendered wholly unproductive by Wads. bons. The engine we/accompanied by some inter gent timers fro* Cornwall, by . methaairs versed is the erection sad empliiyounit of the machinery, IQ " by triple sets of *lt 'tbo lOplamsais and utensils ai r comfy to it. .. . .... A French Ledh' dlithigaished by her nit eatlisl, 'khaki, the other day, to 'telling, who oomph* a ed ol o gsga f her rip ls :tried indiframmeno.-" Mr good Meal, it . [could love you; bit, in fititit, I have nit Milo I Is 'many of the Proviecis . of France, hoosmed .- • is reported to be so very cheap, that a. very pig , habitation, with two or three acres of kid, may W • rented for 10 Louis the yeari and you may board- ' in very creditable fainilies for 30. The French Guard is net ket organised, became $OOO of the Old Imperial Guard, who are near Paris, thaw the honour 'of" .forming this corms They ass : • the bravest men in the aresx Old arelesoliesl watt, • " ' In The Duke de. WAIF, - wicket to - htre gra named' restock Onarda ;. bat the lltso Is peftiipi! • 4 • the right not 'to be willing:bit ivied . his' safety. to thom It appettrs from" one of the minor French Parrs that when General DeivoustaliAL.X rtattl that par( of. ' his RepOrt •Wrhick . recommends., the 'sanding elf as -armament. aping the Negress:se-Air, thinvV,e, t burst of linnets issirignatioe . seoriiiii. the -refill's.. of . the humane and liberil pact of ( .Aaatettsty. • Ihe Court Censors of the Press, inireotstene wt 4 Rep- • 1 • :pressing the fact la. the- lea4log Opera, hasp since I cammanded the insertion of Iktscat fattedifile awl lip dicalous explanation of it, ate fin the liti>alett ti an opinion that the General was ,iinproperly inters feting in that passagrof his. Iteport wiiit theist* ! • gative of the Crown. . -. . . • . 1 . ... . a CAPTAIN ATGMER.-This Orne•Pf./Sall WO PEW ! 1w *WM his native country, but in conse q uence of hie guished services and marked acquirements ormilbert knowledge in the service of Austria, he ties tel•cied si .by his IMPERIAG MAJESTY as ait person for the them • intended Initoi.tt to the Prince Regent of Emotatta, 1 who received him with distinguish. d maths of honour. 1 It is the. intention of Cnrit. AYl.ltta to retort) to " Austria for the purpose of resioillig his' ronimi h .loa as Captain of Brevet rank, us Chief of a Squadron, , 1 • and then make a tender of his services as a Aottyfel and loyal subject to his native Prince; Ma Royal 1 Highness the PRINCE REGENT. . : • • The Military Departments are at present under minor superintendence; the Commenil, f e . .iii.Cnief o k I Quarter-Master-General, and Ar j 1 atant.Genteral be. lug all absent on. mariseseenteinite. .•,, 1 Friday seinttight, as, IL Screed. r was going from Northboorn to Whitfield, .Kent, .fiewes attacked by three ruffians, who demanded liirarattift lie,tield them he had none, and proceeding toad on the drfesmire, 0 I drew out a knife, with which he stubbed one of the villains in the breast.; the other two succeeded in getting Screeder down, 'when they wounded him in the arm, best him meat *unmercifully, and after 1 rifling his pockets of twenty-wren pounds,. dragged ; him into an adjacent wood, supposing hit, to be i dead-one or the ruffians, however, returned after, • wards,. and jumped on•the body three times. The 1 unfortunate sufferer remained in that deplorable • situation until. nearly noon the next dep when he was •IliscOereil and conveyed to Wintfield.-. In a short time he Was sufficiently recovered to . give a very particular description of the .: villain he wounded, who, he states, had lost his' eft arm above the elbow, and was dressed in 4 blue jacket and troweeri. The villain fell from the A \ , wound inflicted•by Screeder, which mast consenoeot• I ly have been a severe one, and we hope may lead to • . his 'detection. Li . . • , •-......... . . CORN...EXCHANGE, SEPT. 28.-We had no fresh arrivals of any Grain this morning, but our market is plentifully supplied by what remained over front Monday's supply. Raving but few buyers of Wheat to-day, the sates were exceedingly . heavy, and I I Monday's prices were with difficulty obtained for the' little'of tine quality that was disposed of ; bet the , inferi* sorts are, full 29.' per quarter lower. O a ts go off slowly at a reduction of is. per quarter. In other articles there is noUlteration: 4 Wheat lEsiglish) 7O et Beans. 46 id Ditto (Foreign) - .55 84 Old ditto - - , 46 d Rye 36 40 Tick do. Bark} •• 36 4. Old. - " • New ditto - - Onto . Walt 7O 76 Fine ditto ..... .....- CO White Peas 6U Poland do. .... ...... '6' A New ditto.. .Fred ditto • 40 r i Ditto Hailers ES '7O Pine Flour ..... - (key Pea, 4ll b 2 Seconds ...... ••^ 4 63 It t *-.< _ ♦. • 7: •