The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-01-28 00:00:00

-4 1 imudeagor, •• • - . • COUR+ OF CHANCgRY.4iini • ?cuts' e. Gusto: wiros an action upon a polity of isteagasea, elefendant was a subscr i ber. The cola urns tricliefore the Loan CUM, JUSTICE at the last sittings • litaildhall, and a verdict fogad for Om plaintiff. Kg ; scour:sow applied to the Court for a rule to thaw Ww why verdict should nut be set aside, awl , nil granted. He grounded this applicatien s pa as alfoirvit, rebutting the evidence of theCagetelo the mired vessel, by which he said the Jury had b ees s iodpatty biassed. It was, he stated. a geserni rule, that ifsa stored vessel meets with an accident ea her psi. se to her destination, which defeats the obj ect of the nye ge, then the parties belonging to her might throw w o ven the hands if the underwriters, and go for a Hot, in this case, the object of the voyaged uileee completed, and the vessel was quietly lyrsgso ale ise of St. ThOtilall's ; and he therefore contended, t i e t lie andetwriters ought not to be bound to under- m i t ao indefinite charge, bat that their total responsi bility s light to cease wiser the object of the voyage had b e eti attained. The ',earned Counsel having stated that „ t hee *lions upon the same policy were about to be instituted, the Loan Cuter JUSTIt t said Mr. SCAR LITT might take a rule, if he was contented with it, In this d is pe.—“Tu shew cause why judgment should not he ,told soil the result of the other actions upon the same p o licy should be 'mown. tii.SCARLZTT gillited to it in this chaps. noixt . .sen.e Alto °TIMMS r. r Thisxaaathe rase of tweet, bron4ht against the de feedant nominally, but in fact to recover from the East Ilia Company the value of a cargo of goods which tier bad delivered to a U r. Campbell. The circus'. cances of the case Avers laid before the public at the brae, which took place at the last Sittings. Mr. Scanterr, for the defendant, now obtained a n i t to skew cause why a new trial should not take men OF lIILDFOIIIO r. This, it will he recollected, was an action brought by &plaintiff to recover certain tolls and duties, alleged mid& and payable upon all fruits and vegetables sold is Covent Garden market. The Jury upoc the trial, aid for the plaintiff. 01.MAkItTATT now went into a long argument, to waits the Court to grant a rule Nisi tor a new trial. The Court unanimously agreed that there was a* rail for the application. StITE OF THE PRISONS IN PARIS. mo following is the state of the civil Prisons of Pl7ll ad its Arontlissement, as to the number of their isksbilsers:— ?urecTuat—V men; 9 women. Woe Dg VDU 111-225. MistioNtarres, (now all women, but daring the krelatioa the Prison for persons accused of counter nvelitioaarr &eta, or en,pected, and was the depositary s(msay of the taglish held in arrestation accordiag to 'Mimeos of the IStb September, 1793), in all M— ir. accused. 74; condemned. PO ; fur debt, 6; young persona for earrectien, 6. SAINII Pk :LAOIS-639 ; Ili. accused, I ; cottdenined, 479; for debt, 159. Malsox ne Jrsrrre. (formerly the Coweiergerie, where the (Smen, Madame gliailielb. Monsieur Le fonr es Pin, !Lilly, the Astronomer, Ice. &c. were tried), Itiriz. 52 men 472 women. - -- - .. SCILTiLIt (appropriated fo prisoners of an taforfor lel, 363. Safi Ltralta (all women), 514. PtriTt nate (women of the town), 379. Rani Of CORMSCTION FOIL VAGABONDS (ILI Si. IBMIliS), LW ; i1t.177 men. :;7!1 women. SAINT (Lout) (prison), none. Ilecac-aa-Itme (prison), none. Utror De MENPICITIL, at Fillers Uotterits-6241 RI. N men, 313 women. LISSY CUZANCOURT (paternal correction), tr. MILITARY PRISONS. %Or, 62; Montaigne, lOU—Cieneral total, coo the Military, 4,s9l—(Afonitenr.) it ri on Wednesday, the 4.6 th instant , aged 76, t• Andrews, of Royston, Horst, the ealebeated Ore lure's Alivanack. By his own industry, from I reification, he made great progresh in the %W tarts, and was justly esteemed one of the best likkesers of the age. lie was Many years engaged r of the Nautical Ephemeris, and on rel)rint I.l l.csituation, received the thanks of the Board If lettlittesie, accompanied, by a handsome present; "I 'tribute for hit long and arduous services. Ss ~ knowledge of astronomy and the ma ims acknowiedlesl Mr all sricntiik m * T eat icynaiiited with ,cis shinnies, hut the grea., !revue MIMI was never more conapieuois than Ilari. i Nthlitiviusi of his last illness', and on his deatit-hed I St a rarinur escaped his lip, buts itv of mind, ' tesignation, *sere constantly depicted in in which amiable titration he conti ' spark had did. 1s SvanEV.—ln addition to the now open and without turnpike,. Imo n to Camberwell-greed, a saving in distance of nearly two miles Rom Westminster into Kent, another extela. las been embraced of opening a wide read ' of Water-late, and Ephra-road at Britte• in the left, and into Britton-WI en Am . lots of the adjoiaing land are now table and thus a populous* neighbourhoed Its icing lip in a beautiful and healthy country, • known but u farm lead; gni by thie a Inication with Croyd6a seems to be hid's' NUM future day, whisk will render more easy the traffic into Surrey and Sussex. These furnish employment for many laborings hands; but it is Matter of great regret who wish for employnsent are by far number of those who complain fine yea STOAY.—Ao old beggar Waillll .aCbriatntas into a worthy'll land, to ask alms. She was ‘d t• , late which the butler man 41111110111 question the poor uvulas, was asked what pleas he held ? He answered i upon which she remarked," Thrill "II warrant thee, thou leaks is *eel." 1 groom soon followed, and, alter asked what pleases they bed ? 018 remarked, " You hey good please% a fat." At last of all the 'Squire 11 P• Wad woman, how do you find pier- A?" " Marry, 1 knew net," replied Tura raki, bit, pray thee, what pima • worthy 'Squire emiled, upon told& exclaimed," noel' hey want ought un't, for thou's thinnest enjoyed the joke, o o doeml•tho -e heart's aasteat, god wag lir of provisions. ?Noce, and resignation, *sere co isesuienrare, in which titular!, asst Atli the vital spark had ned. lIMOVEMENTS IN SURRLir.— !amigos ,road, now open and he lkonington-connon to ( 41 ich &yds a saving in distance ' 4 I half Rom Westminster into I " kith has been embraced or c dated of Water-lute, and E 1 i ! Amite on the left, and into Several lots of the adjoiaing Itililag, and thns a poptilos pinging up in a beautiful ink known but u farm araunanication with Croyd a some future day, which w *leaf the traffic into Surrey is furnish employment hoiastrina* hands; but it is m+ led that those who wish for em wailset samba of those who a. , A CIIIIIITICAS STOIIY.—Ao I her way this Christmas into it Wistmerland, to ask alms. impala a ram, isle which the thell*tire to question the pot et her turn, wh a t pl eas h e I ' is IS ° 10110 1" upon which abs I pod pleas, warrant thee, embeitlen sad groom soon Parley, were asked what plea toid. the rein/lied, " Y•u ye. yete a sa fat" • At last who said, " woman, II this Midst's ?" " Marry, I tar, " its ?arra raid, Sys, het?" Th e worthyll IF lr alwas old woman exclaims(' bun, I'll lay ought on' we' The enjoyed II to her heart's her tt el:l full of proviti - r , . - . a 1114 41. 4 00. 1 1 111 . 0 1 f.. rijaie4tmar re iet4ad " IP twi itabey r 4 r li i . .Ibieleare self neuntry trill may be fed. :. 7 7 •Re isoLibet tbe eighsoffe widow effilidig• • . :Will watt Ws .veat soel to her pakiiAt flek • • And the toil and the tumult of passion herniating. knee bin enthroned in the slles of tbe blest. • DIU t, Jaw. 27.—Airivedo c ind WWI Iler the Caledonia, Roberts, from Bengt' end the Care Porbyn, front New 'Piovidetiee; Diltgenee from Ponewiesth; Jack -tar. Hamilton, front Jain* • and • Portitedi, Wert., from 'So Janeiro.—t Miie do*/ *boo the itiehr, the Lord Teigemoutii, Duro, ter Cmliwerd, Ray, fir Trinidad ; 'AK Polio; for Pornambueo Ajos, Clark, for Meegal ; Zama, thilliver, for the South Seat foil; Hajs*t ; for Madeira; and the Portmouth p.m, lorPortestosilt. • itaiteia;rit, JAN. V.—Arrived the Philippine, Note, *ith less of mils nod leaky. JAY. 47.—A rrived the Cossack, front Patraii, and sailed hr Staedpte Creek ;.r sei r Dolphin, nelson, from Messina.--Sidled the Morris, fur London. • 1141112,--ast the tears of the orphan, is . rliiihing 'ls sorrow streams kith from his War-eitiVided eye, Milo foot of the dying one gratefally gushin g , SSA told how to live, and each tell how to die ! la ►is death Rot a pang for the past eau atillet hiq Us&laming and blameless in calmness ►e dies— No ►orrors of eonselenee, no shams to mind him / Or sully his sainted repose as he lies. • His Country ►is object—her glory his aim, In defame* of her rights he has fought and he fails— But be leaves 11er—immortal ! His deeds and his name Nu heartless enslaver could bind la his thralls. And big deeds and his name, la their brightness descending, To the young and theirs. In his island will cling— Lite the life of his spirit with their's ever blending— And terror o'er tyrants'useessingly fling. Newcastle, Jesse cy tO. ;thawcca, JAN. 27.—Arrfirse I tho Dalrymple, s ruar:t, &Dos Putt Douglas, having Soles on shore oa die Lief; sand." POST GLASGOW, JAN. n.—The Hugh Crawford, Hal iiday, felon Marlesion, for Greenock, in coed* up the CIO& cist on the Coeval shoed, between die polish 7 b ( Tsai* :lid Buboes*, abd it is feared will be I total filtscestrii, 16.—The Eiisa , Oil), from Partite, from Liverpool, got into the Cross Roads host with loss of rudder, anchor, cable, boat, Ike., and eery Inky, baring struck on Burboor Mud Wharf Bank, 'lit erati:it of POrinby Channel, on Saturday. An anchor, cable, lir. hare been sent to her, and if the Weather tin dimes anoder ate she *ill be got itto harbour this night's tide.. ? It 1 • . • STATE OF 1118 3IAJESTY'S BODILY HEALTH'. it was very generally reported yesterday that the dangerous state of his Majesty's health VMS rapidly increasing ; but it is probable these re ports were much exaggerated. It is a fact that the Duke of York has not been at Windsor since Tuesday last ; and it is also a fact, that arrange meats have been making at Carlton-house for the last two days, preparatory to the Prince Regent's going to Brighton; both which circumstances make against these rumours. There is also another circumstance which induces us to think that no immediate danger is apprehended—the Cabinet Ministers are must of them in the country—all of them, we believe, with the exception of Earl Bathurst ; and though dispatches were received in town yesterday frees Lord Castlereagh, yet no time was Axed by his Lordship for his return. NYNOCTN i JAN. ti.—The Preneh sehootter, Le Jeune Denis, Dareecb, from Senegal, for Havre, was brought into this harbour in a shilling state, bivieg Ave feet water in her hold.—Her cargo (gum), has ►eeen transhipped into lighten, but it is feared lobe% spoiled. FALMOUTH, JAN. 2b.—Nrriveil the American brig Unity, Thompson, from Baltimore, for Arnstordpig, leaky, out 56 days; and the Salem, Leader, from Llsbote, last from Scilly. --.•.-- TIIE PRINCESS OF WALES. The Magistrates of Suffolk have it in conteidipli non to erect, in the county gaol at Ipswich, a min for the purpose of emploing the prisoners in tie grinding of Roman cement. In addition to the neasettous charitable 'Ant- Lions in Cambridge, u 'establishment bas been formed for the distribution of soup and 'oar's of bresd to the lower order•. The fund is raised by the ireslay contributions of the principal inhabitants. The corpo ration has voted the sum of twenty pounds is aid of die ebtablishowat. _ _ On Wednesday evening last, at a late hour, were received extracts from three letters, said to be' written by her Royal Highness the Princess of WALLS, the last two of which are dated from Mar seilles, the 26th December and 6th January instant. There is no doubt but that they were sent in con sequence of the rumour that a Bill is prepared . to be brought into Parliament, to enact that, in case of the demise of the KING, a Warrant shall not issue, under the Sign Manual, fur her Coronation as QUEEN. The particulars of this interesting pro ems will soon transpire. It was said to Pe the its tendon of the Priocess of Watts to quit Marseilles on the itOth of this month, on her return to Italy; but that, if neadfai, she wooed -mote to England by sea, instead of travelling through Frante, as ben Royal Highness had reason to believe dullish* would not be well received at Paris. If the letters should be authenticated, there can be no objection to their publication. On the subject of the In tended proceeding, it is said, that there is a va riance of opinion in the Cabinet, and it is believed that some changes will take place before the matter shall be taken up in the two Houses. DuicAurul. ACCIPIINT.-011'War t al a pals nastied timager, porter to Mr. Pepper. coil-morthant, oT Telekain-greenotis returning bogie With a load of coals, ke accidentally slipped down, lied !la wheels *seeing over Lion, broke both his thighs. Immediate - &Spilt was found necessary thit I"'`` fairs after in 'the greatest istisel-y, leaving behind 4 l q small orphan child - res. Qn Thursday night limit, two men enterodillgt mod. Optic of Mr. Charles Plitt*. of Barton ) in Itelbls, and, kilted and took from thence sixteen doves mod three pl.' gawp. but having been seen by Mr. Paloe's shepheft s ther,suade their escape without their betity, which they leffoo the premises in a lack. Colsomeit's Isquoir.—Uri Ttliada) , last, the 116 instast, an inquisition was tabei by 11-v.Paat'r, atlas. teriOsleef Ply, en view Of the betlty of •larah a r riplose, (an infant aged Die year and six iteeeks,) who will AN in hei mother's arms as she (the timber) was the back door of her bon*. under tie followlig ttstist extratoslinary circionsteoces:—Twit 'reroute Donn, a common brewer, on their return frOns on tioaday the 17th inst. observed Some rook's lljoe a tree net far distant d'oin the brewery • John Tripititir (father of the deceased) loaded an o ld gun whicli was upon the premises, with a small tobacco-pipe head of powder, and the Stint quantity of dust shot, naked win a few shot of No. 1. By his disire, Thomas Ulfamlstie went to tire at the rooks, hut they took night. The Owe men were upon their return, when the* saw a blackfidd perched upon a tree, in the midst of a very thick or shard by I'riptow's desire Uffenda(b shot at tIK black- bird, but;one of the shot entered the head of Triple/Wa l l infant; at the extraordinity distance of near an %kw' *red yards from the place wbtre the gun was fired. The desoptited distance appeared ad great, that the t'orsese adored the ground to be aseatured, when it proved to want only four inches du kindred yards, in a direct lime from the spot where the man stood who dis charged the Rao; the space between was so intersected with the houghs of trees, that the Coroner and Jury could not see the door where the mother steed at the lime the gun was fired; yet this solitary ittid ill-fated *hot found its way sod entered the IPA 'side dl the in feat's through the scull, and lodged ie flog heed, es the mead, whoa probed by Mr. Bitting, a see. goon, was more than two inches deep L.yet the little In nocent lengulthest until the 21141, whin It expired, Vet dite—••• Chotsee ,Wledtej'." Yesterday the the Priwce Roeent received visits from the Dukes of York and Clarence. The inquirers of condolence on the death of the Duke of Kent continue very numerous at Carlton-house, York house, Clarence-house, and Marlborough-house. Rmt Slov.—When a certain Learbed Member for SD Kish University (whose recent political change has been to ankh the subject of converse don) was about to itteod his Parliamentary dotieir, he sailed front Ilowth with so anfavourahle a wind, that, attn tossing about for 415 hours, be was obliged to put back, aid was found by I friend still on the Irish siJe of the Channel, three days after• his departure from Dublin, who, es pressi og his surprise at the circumstance, was Shah aiswered : I assure you, m good Sir, Me A de is slat raise; I have made 'stray e orts to get to the Ifher side, but have not yet been a le to succeed." The Right Hodourabte Uentleman, however, eveceedel shortly after. there was I t.ord Rumen who, by living tots luxuriously, had quite spoiled his conititution. He did not love sport, hot used to go out with his dogs every day, only to bunt for an appetite. If he felt acv thing of that. he would cry out, " Olt, I have found he' torn short rotted *ad ride home again, though they were ' la the Midst of i line irbase.—lt was this Lord, who, when he met a beggar, and was entreated by him to evebeggar, himsornethi . fig, IDossites he was almost famished With hunger, called him " a happy dog," sod **vied him too math to relieve:— • - - - ANIICDOTII or Polnik— , -Mr. Pope was with the lath celebrated Sir Godfrey Kneller one clan When his new% B t . : me line: trader, ca is. " Nephew (said 'Sir (i.), eph yen have the bomber of seeing the two greateit maa is the worlds" " I don't know how veat you may be (said the (bolero-man), but I don't like tour looks: I have often bought a man, much better than both of you together, all muscles as/ bones, for tea guineas." A GOOD OED bUIITOM.—It Was a custom in Car.; low, about a century ago, when tidy married lady domi neered over her bashard, to summon all the lower orders lio a meeting, what they Start In procession to the house a the Imurpecked mate, and one, who was mistimed on ' as iss, repeated aloud the following words, in Ms ism's, i theegh rude style, and metrical composition of the limes: I Ado, I ' , As, 1 To pull dons pride — In A. B.'s wife; plague Of his Ms. Who's the p Thee basso for the Dame, And establish bee fosse! Ab e r *ma a g rand shoat was set up, accompanied by ' rthe Mimesis a cows' boss, the tattliag• of fryingans, j irr idlross, b e . which generally produced reform is the rady. SttlieLlis Ctscumiessurs.--Deritg the late serer : fr o m. a s hepherd, named Doris, residing at Arles. op , g oing Ate Isseireinty surly into his field, discovered thin' j a womb" el his gawk were literal) y thorn to the postul usable to raise tbensieives. A like eircumelione.(4-. 1 1 though he has Weil IS the batik of M esita imp or . nearly sixty yeareyheliffff before rried: • • i • 11, Jive. . ‘' • . • WWII V. --• 10 to 1 s. ill Walla!, et. 14 Wizard, outr*f Litletti • 16 to l opt The Doke Id to I ogstPladarrie lb to 'I opt e. oat of Mimi. -. i. ..~. • '~'•• . . 03611: 4 io I Mini. Vet of Sorter/ • • 1$ ho 1 egafFlaai • •1' • • ••• .„,81101e/WW11774; ••. . • • apses 114 e. 111 ' 64%18 - id.. & ' ' •. • sal • , I. s' • - . . . ' .. • amitcArrgie ,111‘. ' . . 18 to 1 ego c. by Wallis, alit Meade . 5..-4:— . ....- • Ati . elf.haiiiiatelt Was foight letaardsyliseriting, Ai fierzabo i em% eight miles troM. • Welvrysa Herta be tween • leak , a man of somoCskill is this/maim- Mk art, i mid Hauge Vaal, a Leicestershire man of athks• tie poweis. The Match was for forty . guise*. a tilt, • and the behove lei* tkpthin Hands for Malt, mil .Ford Sias bathed by stibsertpKen. Wilms; lb. era:ho er. secootle6 For(, cad Williston Jon!" killeiatod for 'Plash. &veiniest 'galls* Mods sigh toeght is forty. two nolabietllsiallowsri , . . - In the Ursa fitted, lotatilt 'plicesiTt , ft-Windea bit • upon hie idvereary's mouth, *bleb shook the ivories, ' and inliflowing with bib right hoed, he Was met on the tlll by Peres left bead, which tralfiell the wez at.d floored him. DeWitt( was Men, at '`did off, but Ferd ' . was mow backed at 6 amid 7 to 4. 2. A issoit rallying roma, deddedly io — fairtior • if . Plaelt, whom quickness "aimed hfs atherlaty . .• head is ill mason of forms. Hi was lilt Meat, trbek perform- lag aeiffe *rations, by a blowka the threat, which predated{ a iseeasstioest face, but instead of going stave, he reseiered, looted vow his advertiser, hoof direwhim. S. Both wave waiting for id, and it "Was a lotig dam coiciidg. At leo& ' 'floored his adversity pla t Ity . a, hit on the month, aid Oita two of his griit ri. ant sic rounds were am illossist, and al though Pack was contending era • a man teib, , heavier than hisielf, yet be bull y Mho in salnkl . 11 4 stylit, and, film big straight liittiwg, Idad e a st itHan. taps. 10. This Mend reduced the tight fo' mmething like a certainty, as Ford's right eye was completely closed, see his left was damaged. Plfmk's objet Mewed to be to sow up the other, but his tactics were clammily turtle! upon by his whimsy's left Mid, which floored him. 11. Ford's heed wee so disfigured that his wife would not have known lsita — , and his opponent gave up the no tion of closing the other peeper, from the blow he knap ped is the last round. Both were too math tired to do mleckief,,ind they waist down together i• a dole. 12. Here Plank won the 'fight b placing a chance hit ••• his adversary's temple, and iftbough be stood cut ting stp Ilre othet rounds, he was then obliged to lay u Himegir." _ • •~ t f . ._4. - • - Machine on Wane reom w tweitita.—On Friday ri.;bt last. shoot two o'clock, e, whose trial for forser+ on the Bank of Ireland excited to mach public attentles tome time beck, 'effected his escape from New Wade, it is said, soLiiat.of the priasa negoised watt II via irV, tali ifebrows palmed red, sod false whiskers, &e. Bourne, the keeper of the prison, has het confined to his bed since flaterday last, with a faun sad Mr. Hades; the Deputy °Mier, *es at the teat* is another part of the prison, seeing the different apart ments looked pp; be bah seen Wade about half-past ten that night. It is supposed that he welit out at the moo time that some visitors were going. Every possiMe et= fort has beep mad* to secure his serest. The Deputy Choler is ea alert; a reward of 1001, has been acted for his ape 'one or 501. for such private informa tionrt., M emy to his discovery.—(DebfinCorreirposte cat, JOE. f 4.), ALaam P 1 eita o.—tiesteiday morning, between fear . aid flee 0' k. the large manufactory Of Mr. Fowler. silkstbrovriter.Chisa-Hall, Deptford-road,%ras disavered to be in llama. The watchman and patrol. immediately. alarmed the seighbeurboal, and in a short time nest hers were on the spot, noxious to render assistance.. Id • was known that a crest number of children, who were' employed in the Wk-stills, slept in the ruanotactoty. and their safety was the first object considered. They were removed 10 their eight-clothes from their beds, to a house in the neighbourhood. It was reported that two of the children were burnt to death, but, upon in (airy. we are . hapipy to learn it is not tram Upon the rue abase reies were dispatched to town for the en gines ; but fore they arrived, although the casinos T i of the parish ad played epos the games without inter mission, the manufactory was redaced to a comp** ?uin. Ildatintioxv fintrivaxce.—A t§tew York paper of the 21st sit., says—lt is with extreme regret we • have to record the loss of the ship America, Teptain Vib berm, belonging to Mr. Charles Hall, of this pity. Time Ship had been out *out leo dela frees Galpitta. with a saleable cargo of piece goods, silks, sum &e. ind . being on the eve*, entarinkihe apt w, wes dWeet ashore. during the gait sifSeeday last, at loeYs'eloelt le the, aftermok, oppoeite the Highlands, on the Jersey *bete. having review*** her reins, aid in a sbott tin • went to merest ad, painful to elate, L)iptala Vileberie. Mr. Eleatic °artistes, and Mr. Wm. A. Field. no tire; aaParcarlfans both belonging to' Philadelphia. Mr. • . --.....6 ~. 4 i r::.: llikiniris, the seamed mate, aml edema mama VON .' ORA . 'XCHANGE, .1414% it •• • • drowned. Captain Vllthertvind the, two anpeteargina .: .... were in the boat, drifting• ashore: when the' eselhastan- v• We had a good supply of Wheat at market thii Mere& dell en them. The body of Cestaie - Y, and three others .• • lag, but it consisted cliiefiy of what remained over frees drifted upon the Week m well es a number of bake if • •• Monday's and Wednesday's Market", which 'was very goods, he. Thema.was se high. that the alp strsek • 'tell in sale, and Monday's prices were with ditliciity II four &WEDS grater. We under toad that the • Afar ~. • supported.— We have a tent small supply of Barley, hot ries was seat oat from this pert by Philadelphia basses k • treat sales were effected obisined Is. per quarter higher the mew,' far the Made fail" ill this city, " . . • re 2:: ' ::: for the finest samples; bet, for the inferior qualities. deeds, and inseams* effected to the *Mose of 'areal any isles were effetned. —The apple of Oats eras IMAM dollars. One of the 'swelters Wynne. that oat ' • pretty large, bat very dull sale, and with difficulty is ser of the whole row wig le w e6ereep Ode as &fy.- de the •' • ported our last prives.lti Beans, Peas p Sic, alteration. I AP allertatag. OKI inert Resift elide ; AM tho -•-- SMITHFIELD. I ship greet • to .pieces abstailiedii the eventag t Alec • We bad a very, small sopply of prima beasts at mar. ihe saw five led lideliii sits Wee tbd sestmeele• : • het this morning, bat the sales were brisk, and (idly sep- i ins. Capt. Vi *ha • *WWI four charms; : the price% of last Monday.—Mutton was pleasant, 1 who res hip in hesisai. N l t arifi •'. • - ' :C r t t goiales wetegery dell, ant prices a trifle lower.— Cooopmei lateldelr. sue illyiditiddidet N ie Perk and Veal tally sappert our last prices ; the IMMO takes i ll the essandmemeadal" silt. ilantinionlhaPs ' is rather dearer. HospWal, O. the body of a lillery ' (To iiiot Ike 011 , 41: per stone of ellbs,) , • ' poem% 4 , s emis. who put l a ". 4011 a•t e % • Beef . . 4s. ad. tb is. 64. CATTLE AT EAlltilf. t o kiik, latillassa. 11 rural! tint mileab Mottos .. U. M. se Is. Se. Weise" i ce o d is ki mou. d o ,,,, es i ro b ou t• a . m. ^ . Vial .4. • OIL 61. to /c t. Calms . . '. . ' i . Ile v .,.; ;A .;_. ; Thai d ie & mo w p e t i o le s Mirka • pay* .• . is. 10. tolls ed. Sheep, Me. .. ..- • dela t i lat '' ti — m — se 18. ,, s ow i d k o megsp. -' • '.., •". ••. . Limb . . thi. Od. to 06.04. Pldt.• • • • .- .... e 11111 i 'KW. 411111010101 t *W. 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