The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-10-03 00:00:00

& II I w . P %L . c.: . L.. v . -.1 LO %DUN : at_c.— Connuatoss, Sem 1 5. —Thp following has been published on the 14th inst. PATENT. ;$ Concerning some exceptions from the general embargo of all vcasels along the Elbe and \Vest coast of ,the Duchies of Schleswic and Holstein, ' with respect in the coasting trade. c• We, Frederic the Vlth, by the Grace 'of Gud, King of Denmark, Norway, &c. &c. pub. lish herewith th It-we have been pleased, in consi. der::tiou ot the isressing wants of the interior trade, to grant the - folloiting exceptions to ships and ves sels that were ender .the gbtieral embargo. ? " All . sgssels carryieg inland products. manufactures, &c. from - one pare of our Duchies to another, with a counter cer. tificate, proyided .it is not proliihilea in the Decree of the 9th at Aug. last, are exempt from thegeneral embargo. • " 2. Those ves-els and boats,- of which it ii known that they arc onl u-e 0 for eshing, arc likewise exempt from the said embargo. " 3. Such chips, ve;xels, and boats, exempted from the etnhar go, ain't, upon no account, or under any pretence whatever, ased fur the tr,asport of prohibited goods, or those nut of iarop an produce. "4. Whoever acts against this prohibit inn, forfeits the detected . good., and the vessel Iced for such transit; half the value of w :•nes to our Treasury, and the other half to the infor mer, and' lie shall besidesbe punished with from three to twelve Manths.im . prisonmene in the Howe of Correction, according pi the mature of the case may require. 0 Gives at our Castle, Eredericksherg.• Sept. 14; 1910. • ." FREDERICK R. ;4 TRIESTE, SEPT. I.—SETeril 101Mled ships kie.hero at present destined for the Levant ;.btit 'lithe Eng. "Fsh privateves re: der the Adriatic See 'umiak; and appear almost daily in sight- at our •harbour, the Regency lids refused persistiosi fur • those ships to sail. SHARIiD AND SOLD • At 26, COEN , IILL•'hod A. NI,AUGARET'S LI ILL, 1391:0 - UGH, • 4N.) Pim MONEY PAW, ON DEMAND,- • '2. ::..4...'.'i1t94;00 . 0 ;t4T .;..eir:... a 93,000 I " 15t00.1 [Si - - 9,000 %I ... %WOO 76., 1,030 93',' ' ' 10A.V. 99 • 1 • 503 ORNBY tad Co. have peculiar satisrartion iIE .. , `4 tanulltatf tothelr•Frieuils,ll.ll above grand list of Prim,. Which r. ,s !wen diviued amont; them at t;ic above f99ixes. .00411511 Y am! CO. in-4 leave t:• morn the Public their Best ' itriski for She oef ,, iundi:ii favours iecei;•ed, nod mike no 'doubt bat they 1:a11 be honoured lvit h. their commands in the ensuing yefirry, yip,itb is the tint)? 011 a to be prawn this Yen_ sr .194 n of liti.i Meinth.—N. B No. 1,469, the last drawn 2U,0001. irso *wet into One. Q. Lt - ter, Tvio Eighths, ane Eight Six-. :: Ilthlthr. by nogiany aim to. ,i i' • .rte"__—___-." pares a I ippot;,.s roiti syivA ,Ali()Np; trilthi' 9 per Cm.. ed. (slat.) . S pereitc,Cdos. 64;1 , • . . • (hominy. 'a • • • ` A Jives. • ' : Nirdic. Doe. • 1 .....y-. . . ',••••••• Dublin .4 1 .• •• n . . v •••• •ii, ' (3ndiz Q. ••• • Lisbon • . 1 • Leeward island: THE STATESMAN. OCTOREIt 3, 11110. • The Toflowing Ljctter we received thii morning. fogossomneing the loss of the Lively frigate, we IllfitOsppy to state ,the safety of all on board : PLYNIOUTII, OCT. 1. . • Littorta i ,,of ;Stigma, frit?. Cadiz, Ia 14 days imago; brings no particular pews from that place, Out gniteenignt of the loss of the Lively frigate in goint: into haPait stWck % oil a truck, and iitts tqtally loit t all the Crew were saved. The }l6n. tdmiral litrrt.)l is stated prfitite• '• been oft hoard - her at the tine pc tins pratifed log to Malta, to • *sk! upt;nbigsgelf the koveriltatiwth quint YANA& Two eempaniesnf the kayo! An'lffetit - ander the command . of Captains I.I.IO)JEER !and Alta ogres ',vete embarked this t' niesming on hoatd the 41iztt and Thetis tramports, mid are e‘- ..,:,pggied In saaitignediateky fur Wilton, wittier convoy .of the V.speigh. sloop hf wqy. A tt•c;%rl tae Itolphig t store ship, from Corwata,having on tr,arc,, a Swiss regituogt, hit+ bad deserted from the enemy. The regiment en in Spain up:eat:as of twelve mouths ' during which timellnef haie recnived'no pay :whatever, and • . 90,) seauty supply of ps;oviblo t te. When first ::.arched in Were lt&il to believe that Spain was co.r,pletely conquered. There hani.reen a dreadful tire at Cermina; it first tm.k place r. to a 'twin., famoty of grips,.estalilished there far the supply of the SiOnish army.' which 'Opposed , to have •hcen done by t sow , yid:tins in the: interest of threnentf. It is stated that the' • sentinel on duty is about to be Ant for neglect. The Are would . bars done none ditimige hut fur the great egettions-of the crews of twg british mpg of war lying there, . • ‘. L i We.. have just' received th 0,..; following from IPititoft's • . ;; LLOyD'S,4' OCT. 3.--Various LIRT rristug, respecting, the tiiOg of , • ~,, F i st - N ort,s4a.r; in tne . rnmitorrangani: re be. • *to the only occount in !dicta .hes, heat. Tisceived • -*Alt Bodin ItOb Bristol,. of ithith•-the ftsPlowing ilri.Vdtbattivo r y:—, • .-- —.l I:1 , ~ . " Bit sit 4, 44ti411 tikLerdilime; Sktst . Ek%. cwota tine made heristriaAiture "Waite ip Ica! Ilerctilec brings a Rephil that CtiCI , PN • .* imaic a taken to the 31editerrafteith." 4 . - 3 a°) . te. iTtsofolloiriot Latter, from: -the. Ilk of, , W*ht,. h . tietesvisvglifltisatatteation,of our Ituaders.j 'fife 0 -keeping of islyti#4: troops in English 'Amy, and l ' i lluartereti ground, w.e most insist, is, slot °ply, comtrufy ta the spirit p( the Constitution, but is 'dangerous to the peace- .asid ; sofety of the - country. It is to be hoped, -that souse able and. • patriotic Member of one of thei'llouscs will brine, . • the.s . subject before . ParlianiCiit 'in the..very Dotal • - ▪ St.ssion. If there is any Act, authorizing the. 4.4. • . ' L.;lstetica of thine foreign corps on Briaish grounjli . • let that Act be.rcpealcd ! It utrght uotto•ressain on 'the st4tete:bo..k r, I ! • "Newport; Isleot Oct. 1. ' " I . .uit•rt to inform you of It dreadful commotion among the • troop, at the Depot, which took place ;thik eight o'clock las t 'vetting, a' . .cb, fur scone time, caused a . cocsiderable alatm,cc t acre panic _truck within the garrison: The Brunsisicken -i• n r 41 c foreign corps here, had beep, dttriltg the day oi • Su! 1 ky, guilty of several irregularities. one of the East India recre . heing wounded in an affray. Dui 4 party being anoxi c ted, l.r evemog, catered the canteen, aid demollihed ever tiring th;.; came in the, r way, and did the same In a second room; they th.v. san , some national stars, and rushed out in a body, and went to their quarters, and brought out •their rifle=, with ~.,* i~ four rounds of ball cartridge, and fired and down is very divivion at random. One report mentions 'me hundred and fifty halls having been fired—anntber account makes them but ' 105. One man, I am sorry 'to say, wits killed, aunther was shot so !sally in the arm, that it has been amputated—another through the body, but whetheidead Or not, is not known. We trims an Isson,eft will be held, and an account given, a satisfac tory one we hope, why these men w ere catrustrd with tour rounds of ball cartridge each. " The drams at length heat to arms. and the gar' n n was ordered to ground antis, which wasat length done, after some little hesitation on the part of the ftweigners. " The coach from Cowes to Newport was passing at the time, and the lives of the passengers were endangered. A wo man was undressing a child in a serjeant's quarters, and a ball absolutely passed between the woman and child without in i jury." Last night were received German Papers to the 23d instant. We have givenextracts from them, but they are of little importance. On the 25th, 26rh, and ‘27th of August, solemn Mass was performed in Cadiz, when the Cardinal of Bourbon assisted in the ceremonies, the object of which was to implore the Divine Blessing on the up. punching defiberations of the Cones; ■nd the public attention was gratified by several superb processions. We are sorry to say, that the labours of that august Assembly arc not so near approaching as these reli gious services and exhibitions would indicate. The meeting is postponed to the beginning of November. 'The Deputies arrived in the Isle of Leon are printi , pally from the following provinces :—Catalonia, ,Navarre, Biscay, Vuleecia, Murcia,' Camille, and Arragon. • Dispatches have been received from Lord ,WEL LINOTOS, but Ministers suffer as littlo as ; nlmilbic of their contents to transpire. Their parfaits* how ever, have ackuuwledged that his 1440shi l ) has made another retrograde movement, and we suppose "they have let thus much oni, by way of preps . : the country for. news they only have reason to s, pect, although they will not go so far all once. The dispatches are dated the 13th ultimo, frOm Goveiai which is only twenty miles from Vivo, to which place, it was reported, Lord WELLINGTON had retirett A letter, dated Lis. bon, September 15, says—" We have this moment learned that General MONIER has crossed the river to the southward, and proceeded towards Radajoz. The 'divisions of Generals lime and Rom.tsrA are advancing after him to watch his motions. Part of General Corrox's cavalry remain atCelorico."— Meantime, while all this doubt and anxiety remains,' respecting the operations and situation of our army in Portugal, it appears pretty certain, that the En. gfish arc hated by the very persons they arc fight. log to protect; and if Ministers do nut with. draw the Rritish army front Portugal, with all the speed they can, they will show a contempt for its safety, surpassing all their former .temerity. Tho discovery of the iniquitous schema we announced yesterday was made on the 11th of last mouth, and the. lilds was the time fixedlor its accomplish. mat. Thy t'n'iluwitig Letter from an English Offi cer; contains important particulars, respecting this feasfil Consjsiracy against the English :-- . " Lyme iv % Szre..ls.—Six P. M.—A plot of a most san- . guinary nature has just seen (band out. Above one hundred -most respectable inhabitants kme been apprehended, tometg l themthe Marquis A pax %TM On the 29th of this nosiiiq,: general massacre of the British was to have taken ilace. consPintoy extends throughout the country : at Totliar, Cricins. bra, aid tither towns in the interior. depots of arias have been' fonad. In CorstegOtice of the oulyber of prisoners confined, 1 htive just learnt, from good authority, that the Regency es 7., pert a reAve, mid which was to have taken plate or may take place this night. It was deranged In thls manner :—This dav the . cathedral, it being the anniVertary (Attie expulsion of the •Ilent is from Lisbon, turned out a grand precession of priests, &c. This leveeing they are to go natal again. Abe& 600 of the rebels were to be clothed in British uniforms, and which have this day been htwnd ; the Priests were to be firod on, in order to make the populace imagine that it was by the British soldiers; others were to cut off as many of us as they could find, and others to release the prisoners at a small insulated fort near Belem. In order to be on ourguard, officers arc ordered up to the castle. where our men arc quartered from their billets in town. int. r business of the rescue trust either take place to-night or to: in irrow, as thoie prisoners are to be embarked frit- Brakit on Monday. It is a most vile conspiracy s a Portuguese lady married to a French General, made the happy discovery." Another later states the following names among. '..those who arc. arrested. We shall not at present 'follow this melancholy subject further; Mr. IlArsoN, a French merchant, and Member of! fir Board of Trade. • V ANIfELLI, a principal house of trade, and Member of the . • same Board. S/INTRAVO. a Nobleman. Judge DIARCAR VIM! 4. • •CeNStoso, employed formerly by'rOhtte defaulter Srho. lived in hib.house. rlornuncQ, a Frenchman, • 111 - onoA NT, an English merchant. Marchioness IYALTITO. JEROMe EsTA v and son of the Police Officer. Dr. AL)MEIDA, a Physician, in the * firm practice. ' BEEN CA 111 P, a merchant, touch revected. PELLitattar, a pairter, not long since in LoOon. MOREL!,, EITIAVES, JosEpa S•LDANA, • _ Our Readers have heard of the recent hums and Meetings of Mr. PERCEVAL and odes . great Persons, interested in supporting the Pontiff% sp. tem. In a subsequent column, they account of the result of all this bqstle. Antlreilly; there arc two points, at least, in these prim..gangs, that do require a great deal of attention: .:The points to which we allude . arc—that tko 13aek will be very liberal to save Ontnium anil other Stock from further • depression ; and that Mr.. PERCEVAL, for a like reason, u ill nut press upon the house of ABRAHAM Gotnsmto and. Co. for the money they owe the. Pustac.—Well now, • let us II • ~~ :~~ .. THE STATESMAN. dissect this arrangement. First, hst us look at the extent of the liberality of the Bank, putting forth its hand to save the Funds. They would. formerly take such stock of the Loau.holllers as 113 d 10 per cent, paid on it; but now they will take only such as has 20 per cent. already paid on it. Ornniasa is at a discount of something approaching 10 per cent. If the Bank contemplates no further: depression ) the Bank would scarcely require twenty pc teat. in hand, to guard against loss iii such parts as they may take. The Bank, by this new kind of liberality, are themselves anticipating the fall of Omnium to something like tzcenty per cent. But if they anticipate that, what will the Public anticipate, copying their fears! The Public almost always runs to extremes, and it will outrun even the panic of the Bank. So much for the liberality of the Bank, on this trying occasion.--If the Bank, however, have nut been liberal, they at leastbare been wise. They have learnt something at last from Mr. RANDALL JACK.sON'S speech, and have found out the danger (which ids speech really pointed out, whatever it meant), of taking stock without ample security Tor its further depression. If people do nut learn something fruin this, we shall be really astonished! Bat Mr. PERCEYAL steps in to save Omnium, and dues do something a little more effectual than the. Bank liberality. He is liberal too, and he won't ask fur the pub. lie money, something more than four hundred thousand pounds, which the _louse of A Sick- Ita3l GOLDSIIID and Co. have in their hands. This is all very well, if it were Mr. Pelt ccvat.'s "eau, and if it would have our/ influence ow those whb holdparcels of Omnium as sectiri. 'Minim money is not Mr. Peitecvat.'s, and 'every 11111 , 1 . f or 161010 will turn his securities into .asoneres fast as he can. Now, how came Mr. rintrefiy rt to bargain with any House to prop it by not Calling in the public money which that House iapp,ned to have ? Ain], if Mr. PcitCEV AL is right in this, he could nut be right when he harshly put an (Went into an eminent s't anking-house, deficient to the public only in 60,0001. Oh, • but Mr. PIRCEVAL ha!' taken :care of the, public money, breathe, although ho !forbears to call it in, thereby making a further de. preciatioo of Omniuin, he so forbears on the under. stantlii.e, that the holders of securities in Omnium will not bring that Otnnium to market. HOw, and by whom is that understanding expressed ? One great •Bankinphoose expressed something : very dif. fereut by bringing their deposits of Omoivm into the market without delay; and they did wisely. If, however, it bed nut been wise, who is to was unjust? People are to take rare .of them. selves! That is not only their first piece of wisdom, but is their first and most necessary piece .of justice !...So that, after all the meetings and con. jurations, the Bank have done little for Oraysiees . and the Funds, with their liberality; PLIICEVAL will be found to have done as little with his generosity, although, in the mean trifling with the p . ptilic claims on' an individisr house, owing it intldeY ! We understand the CoMmittee of the Stock Ez. change met this tiortiitig, to dose the account of . Messri.lGot.ussuo and-Co. at,tl. market price, so that they are nu longer interested in the rise or fall of Stock ; and by this , moins they will.;be enabled to ascertain the true state-11f their affsirj. • Accounts from Lisbon state, that the last packet (the Prince:: Charlotte) that suited from thence was taken and retaken. • • On Saturday the anniversary of the birth of TIIO/trwtt was celebrated at N.:divani, as usual, 4 , 4 numerous company. Major DouerAs took the Chair. " The immortal memory at Tuostsou". was drunk by the company, standing, with their wonted entlrtisiasm. Some verses, written for the oreaSion, . wore read. Afterwards, 46 The ..Uritish when the grand national - salvo( " Rule Brew:Wri t " 'cienposed by the Poet, was sung by one of the members with great spirit,' the whole soiiety joining in thb•thorus..'rhesubscriptionfor erecting a Mo. .nainatit to his Mcilitiry has nOr.yet prod*.otl a tired rbufficient for the undertaking. pesc Astrtt jtAbri....These races terminated on "Thursday last. e r hey"wieri althittleirliy a 'very nu. anerous. company, ' , lttid . .;:the stand atici rooms dis.. klayed 'Cultist Itififiinit end fasiiiiitiabbOssembl?ge s Lord Lowrupt aridlitonißiajavvu, of Darling.. ton, Esq. ire appointed Stewards for the ensuing Races. . ' Tuesday., one of: the German. Legion, stationed at Bexhill barracks, Shot himself through the head ' with e pistol. Tbounfortunate Dian was found dead, with hid mouth 'stuffed - full of buttons, which he had' Ott from his, jacket, - ; lo.t late notice to The Inembers of a Volunteer ,Cofpa, It 'was slated. that field-days were continued in the Armoury !buss every evening. • -Extract. few* Calcutta Mirror, of the 7th of] .Death.—On Sunday last, the 4tk: 'current, at the* house of the Hon. C. A. BRUCI I / 2 ' Sir A LEXANDE - It SETON, Bart. of the .llonoure.- able Coay'aity's C4vil Serviceoleeply lamented by his. friends avid acqUaintance, ,while to those! ' 'With ts horn he nat . connected in the close ties of relatiunship, his death hai fallen as,a heavy and irreparable . I6ss ; -far as a husband and as a father, be tendt;rattil)tfreetionate . ; as a friend, 'he was sincere; to the exercise of the moral duties of life. he conjoined. the principles 'and manners of d gen. tleman." • Miss SMITII, the celebrated actress, hod lately_ a. very narrow escape as she was riding in the environs of Cdrk. She was thrown from her horse, and was much bruised and lacerated. 1...._ - _ : • 'PI! 1 _ '1!4^,41,.*_ • 1 I • • 110 iifiß,ll74M GO LDSM -.......„, ID and c o Yesterday morning the following and first 0fC4, 1 F es S itotirc.wria 6 communicated in a Circular to the Crt . llitOrS lit Vie House of the l a t e M r. Aansnl* Gof•osmut F-- .• Sir,---Niessrs. Tno st.ts BAINBRIDGE, J. P. K tszil TON, and J A FREI BARNET, hatitig keen app o i nted b tike nibter to impectitiM statement or at: Ors relati ve to Mi. ho ui , beg leave to refer you to either of the.c (;eode /Den, ~h o; , 2.nbumit to 3 ou such measur e . m I trustuii! secure the is*: of all parties concrirned. (Signed) " T. MOTOY. " Of the House of Mesi:m. GoLusato zL,.lc , . " Oct. 'I., 1S10." In the course of the morning Mr.Blotexond Gentlemen above named in the circular Land otheli concerned, waited on the CHANCELLO R of 16 4 CHEW.; Et:, pursuant to appointment, to lay Ni t him the state of the affairs of the House of St em. Gocosmto and Co. and to learn how far Gurk meta were disposed to assist it ander its p cict embarrassments. LisMe. PERCEVAE etpressed his sineetinimorteligenerteinfteitionruittif n f , or a t t u id ne n s io n s i t tic c i h a e b e a r d ful l l i y efa s l i l g e , n lifi th ed e Government to ren d : ltif i eto t il e rri e v p; e ras ri 11 ' 1d:etid: service ayute :4: i loi n ticiGxctfueuilviiicerstahirno: their p oet , ' consistent with their duty to the public. Thee ir os i ti l eshloototwt.tiejledveissirio,uteetbilleagg'iligarieensststiel tha t tation that the Bankers and other individtult % I li, bad securities in Omnium in their hands weld show equal lenity. On the part of the Banker England, it was stated, at the same time, Outfit most liberal assistance would be given by the Co. tremor and Company ; and that, provided th e holders of the pledged Omnium should be strait. cued for money, the Batik would make allthepai.. ments thereon beyond (20 per cent., so thuthere might be less occasion to bring the article tomu. ket. The claim of Government, on *emote: Exchequer Bills, is estimated at .C 419,000. Ice indulgencies proposed would not only prove 14 7 benefit:ea to the Funds, and, of course, incrue the property of 'Mr. GOLDSint D'S !louse, Will wo uld, It is stated, enable it to continue iti papa/ with tailfity; andliltintately leave a considettli surplus, We have uot heard that any cr.di!ut i& dissented (ruin the proposition. The only patteli Omnium brought to market, by those who Win pledge, was on Monday, by the louse of Maw lloane and Co. 13ankers, Which d epresse d them Ufa - trifle for theloiciliteo4 it the time when ilia . looking upwards. • The affairs of Mussel. ,Go Lon Itta m 46. mkt igheseerw arrangement, arc to be carried on nutlet ! tho sdperhitendance of Mr. M r;) k ozi inti kik Qentle. men to be named by Government. Mr. Mom waadirected by the CHANCELLOR .of the Eau& 1 Gilgit to give in a list •of names, trues which number required *wild be selve:dd. Cwnsolt opened iii thelnuroingkt 444, E& fluctuating to f 351., left oast abgesii4i. - 1 Omnium closed at *bend 7f diseouot...; . .: . Yesterday the broker of the house of M Gotbc.rtootid Co. went into the Stuck Elcia.tn *. • • 1 and witn.evepy 'ono of the person wise had ai bargains for :alba, the 'nice at which It was to to (en' lar',4eliiibeed was agreed on and fined. T is a preliminary step to ascertain the a:nonnt of difference. on the account ; end this, of con wil) be the means of . btinging the *bele bef the Executors of the deceased. The whole amount of the Omnium.held and p chased* sr. GoLosntro, appeari le be local above font millions. The Batik. agreed to Ink o;: , nium in, upon winch two payments bad . made; so that they now only act upon that PI c:ply, in advancing 35 per :cent. on that winch now be deposited in their hands. We have authority to state, that an officidlen . from the CHANCELLOR of the EXCUEQUER Cour port the house of Messrs. Cowasatto and Co. i received last night. , . 1 , SPORTING IN7'l3:l,l,oliNc* , ' :. .. .. W iAlviiiyuci;T FIRST OCTOB*SmaI . : T s tiEsuAag, oCTualtiltvg. ,, - (ritied and last year). One-third of a Subscrifdl. , ellicb, for 4-yr.01,1 colts h - t. .101!. and fillies bit. OD , 7 .: Bona fide.t provers) of suliscribers. Air. Wilsou'a an c. tV mad (walked over) . . Ld Jersey's gr. c. Nicholas - , - D. of Grafton's b. c. Pope - - lAea ro s :w th e r r . ti A. . ll ll l; l m3 b h .M :. :l r l ie ß i l l' i , : :: )F : C o i , ns iy i l , rh e , e l 46 i ; 411 . .u t— be So l d lt a . C a t tjb o s z blr rse r .o . b? i t at ilita l k Ti eve til. :- Is: s E l l : r t ia l e Tb e i v :::: 54 : 1: flst. i lb. Across the Hat, loops. -S1 to Lou• ran. . 1 , ' Mr. lloworttes 1. Johilee, 3 yrs old, ilst. Inib. bei , r Bent inck's c. by Young Whiskey, out of Kitty 11410,.- )" ist. 41b. First half of Ali. NI. Ysgs.--". 0 . to lon Jubdr . e. Ld Jersey's, Nicholas, Fist. .41h. ree . ft. from WO. H. dish's °raw. ist. Across the Flat, it/d,o- h. fi- p a IA Rinitaird's ch. C. The Dandy, Bst. blli. apt . Mr. • b. c. Crispin, est. lib. All. M. 400 gs. h. ft. OA by 0 lemmsefomoseffswomere CORN EXC11._ ........ 1NGF, ) Ocrowin I wi) rhi T iz o i: o d if a i I s* t b h tuh e ue r e t .csaie.,..iiali:rdgt this sia.rwir)leevreskliisuooaffr quarter. short -y sl i, e' c o a f i t i l l i o s k r u t:W s i :i t i s y p e i ) a l O i li c : 8 1 1 d o f f ' B e aus ii ( l ) a j s ts ,sdotalured.wihhai this Maltad r o t. i s c r e c t i, i : d : li T i t , 'quoted. rather dearer. Flow's' at late ill . c 4+ • 4. Wheat, -- - 'C,•:ii.- S i).. 964. Tick Red" : at„ irr. Fine ditto -- - -lOU*. 101 s. Oats, --- . at,. P. Rye . - - J' .. 41 ,.. Barley, - . A 0 Malt, - D . 7. W. Peas (Boilers) Us. ss'. k tow Flour .. 6L ,.. Grey Pea , 48,1. 54'. i Scrag& Beans, Mel