The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-03-13 00:00:00

r P. l. ' -- - w ow fiat great shock which otherwise apposes w aw a A man little thinks how much he pro *. existence of tyranny all over Europe by voiell ally disposed of : for whe lher ?gee or bribe now, or under the hope 04 Paiale return hereafter for his suf frage, he is still committing bribery ; the transac tila is sinful and corrupt, and such a person is one al d o s e whose!l their country.. It may, with truth, be aid, that the unpolled citizens of Londen at this moment have it in their power to obtain re e,A.ss for their grievances—to prevent their re frwstrance; to the Throne from being again re- ,s e t et t with disdain—to prevent their sacred riztits from tieing flagrantly violated by their Re -iresentatives in the House of Commons. and, in ,hurt, to l rornt a very great calamity from be bole the whole. empire. No one doubts of IVArnimAN possessing strong sense : can he brim , any design against the country for a mere t esoaal ‘aii;. who tins a great family of chit ,iro to live in it, and, as he no doubt hopes, to prosper in St? We don't know that he wishes, qua his own account, to cuter the contaminated H owe if he consulted his own ease he would not wish it. Indeed, wi'th a proper sense of his oyrn indc.pendeoc,:, and spirit, be said, eu tie ct tap at Guildhall, that he would not walk across foca Seat in Parliement. We admired and ~ted him for riving so ; but we would walk serest , tray farther, to put him and a few others of lin composition among the heterogenous mass of ten id I. Stephen's Chapel. The hour has now :Kr.aiebcd when a few honest men may do won der!. if tbev have actunny promised votes to hi s ad itisnr:es. they may honourably withhold them upon th e rtnind of their tIM duty being to serve their eniutry: A nutrywho is indifferent whether he enters farliatuent or wt, is the one we should eon flrsia to go into it ; this is not the case with his opponent, who knows well the value of an obse oisisnmeee to Minitters, having tested of its fruit in tamp ways, l‘y bontes. rerip, °mellow., contract, title, 7itt Vi c. a ror tioaren's sake, Citizens, 614 of alt this! reix,llett you represent the orportition of the greatest City in the world; nit jbtrareject you honest Representative on this °anion, you wilt h the most contemptible of t:xens in the tuaivefte. You will prqve yourselves worse than the Carthaginian ever were. 'fps vri:l indeed pull a curse en the whole nation. It trill deserve t' be stigmatised by Bonaparte spin et " vue nctiookefrolsoutiintiers"—a shop-keeping fttion ! The (tar v..* Haseeeeh, de:tid' fi6s4tltertlifc is an estrziel of a letter from rarmary hurl entere.l here, in the Cnatom. /I=lSir WO* 31st a %Ms sat steerage annually of re.,4, :stalk 'Nagai* seviit aimist daily, and made great "711= .a *W" .5l t Eirolh Decendser last: there were . 01.‘rlatch SI 'ter, Americans, Several &s -eamier lona lace (liken place lately, which are osual akenttshristarza time; a toong others, was one of an Irish fleetly:scan, iu uhicla Captain C— was Coo rorned however be, yesterday, obtained his freedom, after beint tlfinfitted in the tiosernment house for three weeks ; he, as well as the actual murderer, are obliged It quit immediately. Onr markets are rompletely over stocked witli i:rodoce ; coffee, 19 to its dollars. A report prevailed at Madrid, that the people of t: thy had oholf , nverThres for inilepen.lenre to their mas t.r. with an olr,r of a treaty very adrantageons to him, mill one litimlred millions of dollar., payahk in instal ments—twenty uuillion. down. You will readily believe Ciat !Jae hing will nut allow such a sarriliee.—(From a:. &retiree Ft 4.9) Of the affairs of Spain, as w•e have before more than once oiserv(ll, we must be contented with very scanty and irregular information until the eqablishaitot of the coRTEz. This may be ex pected at no.grwit distance of time, since the last receited l'reNi Papers speak of Corunna having ra;led for the ConAittition and tlie Cortez. By all .we can learn through private letters from Madrid, ristootaNn, like other imbecile and yet head or , Rings, is alarmed at his past conduct ; and the only instance of his possessing one quality of a General is evinced in his inquiries about a safe re- trei: from the field when he may be beaten out What perversity in human alTairs ! It would seem a silly clnt•st;nn to ask if mankind were always what it is now, and by what chain of circumstances itlias curer to pass, that a few drivellers, with Crowns on their heads, should have lorded it over millions of men for a thousand and more years! The Royalist Papers of Paris call the division of RIECO the " thing column," not being willing to issign it too much importance. it is certainly not inaptly designated in another sense than the one they ratan to fix on it, for it appears indeed to ny hy the army of O'Domsec, which, though so • superior in numbers, is representod -aa too much fati. e med to follow the rebels. The last Paris journalscannot but be thought in tsrsting, to eery man who knows the value of a . freedom. The great topic of debate in their lArAlsture N the individual liberty of the subject, which. in the view of the French Ministers, and the clOerl sought to be obtained, Approaches the nearest I of it. - THE -r whr7."-4211.111115t—i"P""'"na shosiliAkisatimi by a mispasmfoa of Ohs Habeas Itt Ad. WO theca, however, itte alike no is tay:2 l :bat the coodition 1 of each iadivishial would& , since, by the re straint 04 their press, the vest! noose of the itscar eerated vtitini might never be publicly known. The Marquis de la Firrrrit gave the best in terpretation of what this famous Bill purported to be in his energetic and pithy remark upon its tendency and bearing. His words deserve to be engraven upon the gates of the city, of which he is so distinguished a patriot. After having exercised a powerful logic against the prefer, he apostrophized in the following striking manner :—" Gentlemen, it is now three and thirty years since 1 first demanded, in the assembly of the Notables of 17)47, the abolition of the letiree de cachet ; 1 this day vote against their re-establish mew." The Minister of the interior (the Connt Simeon) maintained the necessity for the proposed law, and to prove it he gave the following information:— " A man, named inert, was for some days at the depot of the Prefecture of Police, waiting, in conse quence of being destitute of every ►esonrcr, to he con veyed to the houae of St. Denis, where he hail alr;aily been several times. On the Ifith of February be mote as follows to the Chief de Division of the Po lice:— " • Monsieur--I hare learnt with very great pleasure Ole assassination of the-fiwke de ?Wei, and I Mink it would be desirable if the rest of the family met with the same fate. This would be only a just punishment for all the evils which they have brought upon France, by their obstinacy in persisting to reign over a pt.* who bad rejected them, and lead even for a long tame for gotten them. What glory has he acquired who struck the blow, and how novels I envy one day be enabled to eqnal his courage.' "This letter," said the Minister, " was written and signet, by the Mall above alluded to, hut, upon applica tion to time Tribunals, it was found there was no law to punish him." So that for the madness of one man, or from the wicked forgery of other men, a nation is to be put under the ban of slavery ! Forbid it reason ! im proved social knowledge forbid it !! CENPRAL ELECTION , . - ...0.-... CI?! 00 Ohmic —h is the intention of a most no actaille porticos of the Electors of Dublin to put the Wu. Charles /leads! Bosh, his Majesty's Solicitor thmeral, in woinination for the repramotatioa a this tilt:with Mr. Drattan. report circulated through the papers, this lies Pastore* Wilson was to start for Yorkshire, in mom Adolf to Lord Milton, prom to be, as we suspected , - an idle. fabrication. If a third candidate had suoceded in his election for Yorkshire, the general feeling of the county and of the country proclaims that it would not hate been to the exclusion of Lord Milton. Oh Thursday Lord Milton visited Bradford, to pay his respects t o th e ma nuf ac t urers at that place, by whisk he was very cordially received; and on Saturday his Lordship, we understand, sheaved a 'loader mark of respect to his friends at Halifax. Hto.t..—The election for Hull took place on Tuesday last, when Mr. Mitchell, the late Member, and Mr. D. Sykes, of Harwell, a staunch and well-tried Whip were returned witlenut opposition. The reception given to Mr. Mitchell on his first entrance into the town was not very cordial: he was assailed with snow-balls, and cer-; Lain cries of " \o 10,001:t. a-year for the Duke of York,"' " No Mattehester Magistrates," were sounded in his ears in all directions. Brick-bats were also hurled at his carriage: his baggage was carried oil, but afterwards recovered. and his handsome carriage was smashed to pieces, and thrown into the Humber. Ibis outrage does not appear to have been committed by the Orange party, hut hr the disappointed men of his own colour, who layers nut employed, and whose rage was excited by the contrast between what these free and independent elec tors considered his present parsimony, and his former ?win sion towards them. The resignation of Mr. Graham was generally deplored till he met with so fit a successor in Mr. Sykes. lie had conciliated all parties, but his last 1 election cost him 10,010. and, though it may be a good' i speculation to purchase a seat on the Treasury Benches ; at that price, it is rather too large a sum to hazard a i mmo! tune, for the privil ege o f di s i n t eres t e dly serv i ng one's country. NawcasTax, Shawn 11.—This town has been rather tosexpectetili involved in all the bustle of a contested election. ior some slays paat there have been roomers ea third candidate being proposed, hut they were ge nerally believed to be more in consonance with' the wishes than the hopes of those who raised them. Sir M. W. Ridley, Bart., and Major Ellison, in behalf of his bro ther, Cuthbert Ellison, Esq. (who is abroad on account of his health) the late members, waited on the companies on Tuesday and Wednesday, and it was generally ex pected that they wools!, yesterday (when the election was fixed by thi. sheriff) have been returned without op position. On the previous evenitaz, however, a requisition was presented to James (trattoria Clarke, Esq. calling upon hint to come forward as a candidate : to which lie assented, and when he entered the hall yesterday morning he was loudly cheered. After the preliminary forms had been gone throtagh, Sir Al. W. Ridley was proposed by Dr. kleoallam, seconded by Mr. W. I 'oates. Cuthbert set El. was proposed by Mr. Alderman Sorshie, s by l'homas 11. uokson, Esq. 31r. William Scott, the au of our illustrious townsman, the Right Hon. Sir W. Scott, was then proposed by Mr. Robert Nichol, se conded by Mr. John .Shipley. Mr. Clarke had previously declined being proposed. The show of hands was to favour of Sir M. W. Ridley and Mr. Scott; but Major behalf of his brother, and the "'his mornino at 9 o'clock. of this turn of affairs, door of the hall, anti . hut, u n der the Mecum off. It is about 40 years 'tie tows, The freemen, the exclusive right of 2 may-wirarre; non-resident free ly the nuoulters were • - - 4147 .dr. Ellison Mr. Scott CITY ELECTION. STATE OP THE POLL Tlll4 DAT AT TWO O . 4:LOCK. Mr. ‘l'el~ M ,l Mr. tlderm/in WOOD Sir W. Ct. iiTis The Limn 31. i% oR Mr. Alderninn W %ITU AS Mr. Alderman Tuoir 311.11 WESTMINSTER ELECTION. STATE OF TOE POLL THIS DAY AT TWO. Sir F. BuRDlETT Mr. 110.H.t.srt The Iloa. CI. LANS Sy _Alit. from it is sta, ..., that on the 19th February, the Queen of England set out from Leghorn on her wny to Rome. The rewalia in the Tower, consisting of the Crowe of EnglEnglan d,glod, the Sceptres, and the Globe which the King olds in his hand at his Coronation, were re moved from the Jewel-office, on Tuesday, to the Pavilion at Brighton, for his Majesty's inspection. It is supposed that they will want cleaning and beautifying. Pettryn Election commenced yesterday (Thursday). Sir Christopher Hawkins was proposed by Mr. John Stone, jun. and seconded by Captain Cor6eld; Ilene Swann, Rsq. by Mr. Hearne, seconded by Captain Man dersoo ; Pascoe Urenfell, Esq. by the * Revd. Edward Hodge, seconded by Mr. W. P. Williams. The election has proceeded very slowly, much time being ,occupied in objecting to votes and defending them. Last evening the state of the poll was as fol lows: Pascoe Grenfell, Esq. - - - - 41 Sir C. Hawking, H a m . . . - 31 Henry Swann, Esq. As there are 321 t electors who will come to the poll, the election will probably not close before Saturday.— Only 73 voted yesterday. The election of Mr. Grenfell is considered certain. The County of Cornwall Election takes place at Lost within!, on Pridav next. the 17th instant. We learn that it Is intended, on tharneeasion, to propose an Ad- dress of Condolence to his Majesty, on the death of his Koval Father, our late revered goyereign, and of Con gratulation on his own accession to the Throne. Htun ('near or JUSTICIART.—On Wednesday the Court met to pass sentence in the case of 'filbert M'Leod, who had been found guilty of the charges of sedition brought against him, but recommended by the Jury to the leniency of the Court. The Lonl Justice Clerk pro nonnced sentence, which was to be transported beyond seas for the space of five years; with the usual certifi cation. Mr. Horr.—lt is still expected that Mr. Hunt will he tried on Thursday, the Itith inst. and the Crown intends to bring MO witnesses against him, whilst he also pur poses to call between 500 and 1000 in his favour.—(fork Herald.) Mr. Hunt's trial, with the trials of the other persons implicated in the same charge, will commence at York I nest Thursday, but when it will conclude it is difficult to predict. as it appears, from unquestionable authority, that not fewer than b 0 witnesses are subinenaerl on the part of the Crown, from Manchester and its neighbour ; hood: and it is probable tha t the witnesses for the de ' fendants will amount to nearly twice that number. The Attornev-tjeneral, it is understood, trill be at York.— (Leeds kerevry.) CRMIPIAL 111111101MATION.--011 Saturday, Wm: Greet head Lewis, the late proprietor of the Coevaira Ree•rder, was taken into custody by the principal tipstaff of the Court of King's :Sends, in consequence of another crimi nal information tiled against hini by hie Majesty's At torney-General. He was at the house of Major Cart iwrigh t in company with Mr. W aa l ar , at t h e time the !Aker arrested him. Mr. Lewis was accompanied be !Major Cartwright and Mr. Wooler to the house of tlie Chief Justice Abbott, w ho tendered themselves as his hail, which being accepted, Mr. Lewis %vas set at liberty. Thursday, John hues and Alexander Hohertoon, Burs. thr late 3lentbers, were re-elected fur Orampound. It 41 understood that Mr. Leake and Mr. Ware, the losing candidates, mean to petition against the return ; -hut we have not learned whether they mean to allege bribery end corruption aentinst their opponents. Truro election began on Saturday. 'I here is no doubt of Sir Hussey Vivistu biing rehitned. The late Mem bps published an address to the Capital Burgesses, in *hick they announced their confidence of obtaining the referrer.: shown them on a former occasion. Notwith standing this, one of them, Mr. Tomlin', finding he had no chr ace of success, rift and ran, without taking leave. We learn he has applied to the electors of the borough of Christ-clonrdia, Hants, who, he hopes, will be more fa : vourahle to his pretensions. We learn that the Noble Patron, finding he conkl not carry both seats, has re fused to have any thing to do with one, and that Lord Fitzroy Somerset has canvassed on Me wen interest. BOROVG nR DOC—The election for this borough took place yesterday. The candidates were 31r. !Anion and Mr. Spooner, irom Birmingham, in the Lawson interest. and Mr. Dawkins and Captain Monday, in the interest of the Duke of Newcastle. All the four candidates, we understand. have gained their election! and have been chaired arrorilingly.—This extraordinary success has arisen out of the production of some disputed rotes on the validity of which a Committee of the House of Commons will have to decide. i layout of ;sir .u. iv. mulct , anti hr. been B Y a l e t te r from Ba Y on "' of ' 23 March, it l/ P . I Ellison demanded a poll in behalf of his broil pears Mina's forces increase every moment. The 1 C o urt was then adjourned aittil this mornior I guerillas and soldiers who, six years alio, fought tinder S o !itti e ex p ec t a ti on was t h ere o f t hi s inn' his orders, hasten to join him again. ' this morning it that tlii•ehairs were ready at the door of th vessel from San Antler entered our harhonr. The Cap- the' alestion dinner was provided : hut, under fain reports that at the moment of his departure a vessel r a n e e, it was necessarily put off. It is atm from irrrol had ' Ili arrived, hripging ad% ices that Co- sinetothere was a rainiest in this tows, TI rnnna had e proclaitatil the Constitution of slulitst 4,001) in smother, have the excitant the Cort he ea of this vessel had here 0 .i.s• valiaism.6l , .. itrelaoldave -mo t tiareiwrirvata l i ' ligit r— T. —r s irP9 Olll . a It!tepo'led tit be about 1,01111 non -ri era* . tha t ets„ of ltleviet aft' in London. - toeferal verse s" ail app.* o that port, hating OR A t t h e lose of the poll this day the numb board a portion of the fratabitants of Cadiz. Sir M. W. Ridley By a lette'r from Italy, it is stated, that on the Mr. illlison NAVAL INTRI.LIORNCR. --.0.-- Nostra Surehos, MANN; 10.—The Lady Milinor, Granger, in turning into Shields, was run foul of by the Hercules, of this port; the former vessel had her quarter broke in, and the latter her stern split, kr. HAItbrICII, 31.41111:11 12.—Arrived the Buaufoy packet, from Holland ; Lord Nelson and Duncan packets, from Cuxhaven, all with usails.—.Sailed the Prince of Orange packet, for Holland ; Castlereagh ditto, for Cuxhaven ; and Alliance ditto, fur Gottenburgh, all with mails. FALMOUTH, NIAItI7II In.—Arrived the Princess Eliza beth, packet, with a mail from New York, sailed 4th February—she has lost her foremast head ; Eliza, De Jersey, from Guernsey, fur Demerara; and Manlius, Hitcher's. from Richmond hi 33 days, for Rotterdam. — Mailed the Helens, Roxburgh; hfinerva, Cooper; and Lord Duncan, Stephenson, for London.--The Margaret, Sonwrscall, from the Havannah, for Gibraltar, was wrecked off Bermuda 29th Nov., crew saved.—Captain 8. took a passage from Bermuda, in the schooner Indian, Hunter, for New York, and was again cast away about 100 miles east of that port in a heavy gale, and, after being four slays on a part of the wreck, was taken off h r the ship United State', of Philadelphia. frost Havanrsals, fur Gibraltar, in distress and very leaky ; she bore up for Newport (Rhode Island), where she was driven on shore the day after her arrival. by a .eld of ire. Capt. S. has arrived here in the Princess Elizabeth packet. Capt. Webster, of the Thalia. which arrives! here on th e 7 t h instant, from Jamaica, saw , o n ' the sth February, in lat. 29. 47. N., lon 61 . 56 . W '' a trowel bottom el apparently fro m 30t/ to 350 tour, sip. and after en American built jolly-boat or pinnace. also hmet tom up. Krum:Tn. Marten 11.—Passed up Channel the Rich mond, Williamson, hum Demerara. mar COL NTY mssrma: Friday, a hleeting of the Freeholders of this meaty was held, in pursuance of notice given by the Sheriff, in consequence of a requisition presented to him, to condole with his Majesty ileorge II . ea the death of the late King his father, and to congratulate himself on his accession to the Threat. The Meeting was eatreesely respectable, though not very numerous, owing probably to the Election and the Assizes, which were proceeding at the same time. The limn Sumner opened the proceedings by read. ing the requisition which he had received, and stating. that in consequence he bad called the Meeting. Earl FurswlLLian, as one of those who had signed the requisition, came forward to propose an Address to his Majesty, which he felt convinced, would receive the hearty acquiescence of every new in the county. His Lordship then briefly adverted to his pr e sent Majesty . % accession, as a subject of congratulation, and prof-polka to read the Address, which was very similar to that passed in this town. Lord LASCILLES seconded the Address, and expressed Isis cordial concurrence with every sentiment therein contained, as well as with the speech of the Noble Earl. The Mau SHRIMP then put the Address to the vote. and it was unanimously carried. Earl FITZWILLIAM inured, that the Address be signed by the High Sheriff, and presented by hint, throng's the Secretary of State, to his Majesty. This motion, as well as a vote of thanks to the High Sheriff for his conduct In the Chair, was a!su unani mously passed. TILE NEW PARLIAmEsr. ; MEMBERS RETURNED. ANDOTER.—J. A. Smith, Esq. : Sir J. Pollan. - ATLE4BURT.—Lord Nugent ; W. Rochforg, 114. .• • . llon. 11. Legge. R•7ll.—Lord John Thyme ; Col. Stay ST. EDSIII. ND4.-1.0111 J. num" ; Hon. Col.' 3. - ptrm. Caret.' Rutsu.—Earl of Rock lineage; Col. F. fleeting. Howard. Devezzs.—T. F.atcoart, Esq. ; John Pearse, Esq. EtST 10011.--li. Maliroll'fayior. Req. ; T. Alacquerm EQ4. EICTIR.—Mr. Courtenay ; Mr. Newsman. soos.—Col. John Bernie Ruin. Farrand. Eng. Ilictizos Futaans.—Wm. Plummer, Esq. I.scsrzszos.—Jas. Brogden, F.sq.; Hon, Capt. Pellew. LowcoLs.—Col.Sibthorp; Robt. Smith, Esq. NIWAIIM.—Sir W. H. Clinton; 11. Willorghbw Esq. NrW7Oll, P. LeglyBll.l Y. Chsughton. Esq. . . 11. Peirse, Esq.; W. Sebright Las miles, Esq. Rzwroan —W. Evans. Esq.; S. Crompton. Esq. RALTASII.--Matthew Russell. Egl i ; M.(l. PrrlllieTiltSt, Esq. Unnzwsnuar.—Hon. H. firer ennet ; Pantos ('orb.-tt, Esq. St. Ilfszrzs,-111r 11.-11. Howland ; Dr. Phillimore. TAIIWOISTIC—Lord C. Townshead WM. Yates Peel, Esq. Tnwrrean.—Lord C. Fitzroy ; 11. It. Cothorn, Faq. Wazzocz.—Franeis Forrester. Esq.; W. L. Chili* Esq. Wsaret .—Mr. Barton; Mr. M. Alford. ILTOIS—ViSCOOnt FilihltrTill; Ralph Sheldon, Esq. 1 CONTESTED ELECTIONS --.40.- -, STATE or POLLS. SARLISIR, MARCO 10.—rintre DAY. Sir J. Graham - - - 132 1 W. James , gni' r .- J. C. Curwen, Esq. - 114 I . . PRESTON, HAWN!! 11„ "VAI:' , . Sam. Ilorrocks. Esq. - 339 J. Williams,', Edw. lloraby, Esq. - 335 I Mr.Hensy !labs BRItiVICk. MARCH 9. .... 4 -1k Lord Osaulston - - - 323 1 Sir D.l4llliii .. St. Paul _ -1.1,01111101111,1111111/0-441 4 140 Rt. Hon. G. Canning - AIR_ . Dr. Cell ' . ;•.:“4 Henreid tiascayne - - 71151 T. Le y ' -.,.... go. _ ~, POUTHAMPTOR, MARCIr .. -4 AAAL..O I :-., CreSpigia.,, • • • - 541 Dottin - -".. . '...1/0 .." - C .. • i hamberlayue -- - 455 I -V.:3, g,.. , cHESTSR, MARCH 10. .. fl• , •••-,.. . aal':= . ...• I Lord Help-aye - - - 271 1 tienernl tirosrentre - num Sir J. 0. Egerton - - 270 I E V. Ton unbend - - 941 BRADINR, MARCH LH. Monk Palmer NORTHAMPTON. MARCH 1 0 . Sir O. Robinson - - 014 Lord Compton - - - 572 I Capt. Maberley- - - 706 "ISIECARTLS (STAFF.), MARCH 9. Kinnersley • - - - 449 I Yates Brown • - • 311 Wilmot BRIDPORT, MARCH 9. Scott - 50 Spurrier CARDIFF, MARCH 9. Ludlow COLCHEStER, MARCH 10. Harvey - - - 60 I Wildman SHOREHAM, MARCH 10. Lloyd Harrell BISHOP'S cASYLZ, MARCH 9. W. Holme - - - - 64 Hon. D. Ithretaini - - 711 1 %, ' C. Itogees - - - - 04 IR. Knight - - - 77 NoTTINGUAN, MARCHII. Birch Denman - - - - 1065 1 Knlleston - - - 1006 COVINTRY, MARCH 11.—FOVRTH DAY. Ellice sloore _ declined. YORE, MARCH 11. IMutlas • - - - 1373 I Howden - - - - 1130 Wyvill -- - - 1463 1 , 4 MARKETS. ",c —.10.-- *I • , o • owl( CORN EACIIANOR, MARC!! . moderately supplied nith Wi although fine runs from Essex, 21. per quarter higher than demand was far from brisk.—) ported last Monday's prices, w e re dull sale, although the su) —Beans, Peas, and Oats were ' article we had a ronsiderabie Foreign Wheat . On 641 f Fin. Ditto English Wheat Fine Ditto Sew Ditto Rye 34 36 Burley 3O 44 Fine tomo 0 0 Malt OB 74 Fine Ditto White Peas (boilers) 41 48 New Ditto • ,;. • Raps Seed. pie ISIt ell lb /I RLD. per stone of 84114 • CATTLE AT Manie kr Beasts - Calves l• Bawl. &c. • • • Pigs RR STRAW. Hay Cover Straw . • . - BMITIII (To sink the Beat . . 4s. 6d. to bs. 44. Matto. . 4e. ltd. to as. &l. Veal . . is. Od. to 71. Od. Pork . . &Led. to Ts 04. Leask . Os. Od. to Os. ad. II AY AVE vuttltst was bit Wheal this morning ; awl ex, Kent, sod Mutfolk, gold on this day week, yet the —Fine Malting Barley sup- , bat the middling R IM* supply has been Nail. .12 r heavy sale pssf Si e lkelkvi quantity from Plataiser • (trey Peas qlks New Ditto • Tiek Old Ditt0......t0.d Small • Fred Oats Potatoe Ditto Poland Ditto 9otl Pt Fine Ditto Fine Flour 6l lRt Seconds - - aZZI of g ~~ r to liarr. liii tg fR., IN; 1; . r!V 1 •