The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-04-15 00:00:00

•4 sl Weelnghel-street. Attersey, Kr. Tatham. C 6 114-16 0•••• fdhere. S. Picket. Caroline-street, Commersial-rnbd, builder. 4ill 16, 27. May 94. at Basinghall-street. ARill94v. Kr. Motd. Flooprr's-square, I.emon.atreet.Goedmilek•Fields. P. P. (lend. Cloplon. insuranee-broiter. Aprll.2o. 3. Illy /3.. bt Rulophsll-strut. Attuning, Slessfs.lStetees Red Vero& Little $l. Themaa Apostle. • R. Sleet, Rearepusht-upon-Tvne, ship-broker, April 16, ,-97. Ain 28. it RiVall-street. Attorneyl. Mr. Raker. alieholas-lenr. 1,00 -street; andll. !needs*, Pewees tlmepoe-Tyne. DIVIDPIOII. M 19. R. Perkins. Lyraineton. grocer—April 21. A. Keating, Strand. silveramith—Mae 4. R. Lincoln. Rt. Jestees-street. bailee —111 a! 4, R. /1. Swatter. Alaidstonr. dealer—Moe 4. W. flyer, Maidstone. grocer—April 16. 1. Car,. Ragout-avert, Fiert-street, merebant—May 4. T. and R. R Fester. Telding. Kent. maltsters—May 9, T. Butt Southampton. shoeinaker—Msy 9. J. W. Smith nod T. Meeebester. cotton-spinners—Audi J. Adlian .oe. Tottenham, builder—May 21. W. Wilmette. Shadwall, master-mariner—May 91. W. and J. Durkin. Southampton, ship-hi:lidera—May 7. W. Cole, Sinnington, Yorkabire. far serr—May 4, J. Willi*. Wardonr-street. oeachmakir—May IS. P. Atkinson. Rathbone-plaeo, Oxford-street. baberdasher —Miry 11, P. 1111111), Mark-Isne, rise-merehant. CERTIFICATES—MAY 4, ' O. and J. M. Gilchrist, Literpool, ateraitaapi—J. Taylor, 'Front. Sussex, shopkeeeer—W. Stead. Thrum-hall. York attire. merchant—H. Wiest!, Sheffield, Simitaker—R. Sea- Welithrhica. Yorkshire. cotton-spinner—J. *Righton, Chapel-en -le- Frith „Derbyshire, dealer—J. Sheppard. Gains borotieh. cort-fnetor—J. Thompson, Carlisle. manoecturer —J. Gibson, South-street. Finsbury, merchant—F. Dore, Berkeley-square, auctioneer. PAPT:YrRINIIIPI 1114 4 01.V8D. V. Wright and E. Porn's. Poultry. chememoggers—J. Haowarri and G. Torney, Mile-end-road. firtor-eloth-saanu tarturen—J. R. Browne and 11. Collier, Carmarthen-street, Tottenham-coup-road, statuary-manufartnrers---C. R. C. and C. Rriggs, Kingston-upon-Hull. brokers—F. Heisler and D. Napier. Lloyd's-roan, Crown-street. St. Giles's, en gineere—S. T. Cole, G. Francis and J. Rack, Twicken ham, brewers—S. Henry and W. Crompton, Bolton-le- Moors, bleachers—T. and J. Yonne, Rolton-le-Moors, corn dealers—C. and C. Roberts, High Holborn, maltsters—W. Ryer and W. Fish. Maidstone. common-brewers—J. and E. A. Fordhara and G. E. Marsden. Lewisham, brewers—T. hon. T. Scott. and f. Hands. jun. Rinningbam, cast brass thunders—G. F. Smith and I. Harker, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, linen-drapers—R. and J. Holroyd, Staniland, Yorkshire, elothlers—J. Radon and S. Skidmore. Sheffield, cabinet esse-m.--- • -T. Smith end W. Petton, South Ocken &n. Fwlr, sho- , lreepers—F. and F. Fisher, Bristol, seer etionh—T. and M. Metealfre, Biel Holborn, linen-drapers— J. anti T. Wakeman, Fleet-market, stationers—G. b. Linthorne end P. D. Noritey, Water-lane, LowerThantris reet. p-brokers—M. Piper andS. Thomas, Cookley-taiill, Worcestershire, millers. 11.11,1410, Witian. AT 4WD O'CLOCK. THIS DAY. Meet %toe!. .........214 4s' India Rteek. 2pr Ct. Red 77411 Ditto Bonds —s. Ws. 68s. pin. It nnr e. Cops Neer Vows 9.54%, Reath flea Old Aso 4 per Cents.. s. I. 78.45. pm. 4 per Cis. Navy. 1 ei 10001. 1 pereen!. 1 ----SAM 84.641. pm 1.no; Ann l9lf , --Small.. fit. 94. pm hip, 2 per rail .. ~,,, ... Z ;Cos. for Aclet ....781 9 fill Irian 3 ear Coot • Lntt. Itei cots ' Is 7 19 OMR ARR. /11 0 Dublin . -0 I Holland - 0 O Watreord 0 0 tiambro' O G. & Jersey - A I France - 0 O Lisbon - - I U Flanders - - 0 O Ontienloirg - 0 . rite atattsman. • - - THE :WINOS STATES!-lAN'' IS 'NCO R WT?N " T Ht wr tTESSIAX.' LONDON: MONDAY LVENINII, APRIL 15, 1822. STOCK RKCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK There is very little business doing this morning is e Market. Consols are for Money, 79, and for the Atronnt, 78ii. There are no reports on 'Cbange of my description; but some large sales have been just low made by eminent brokers. . ... • 1 i • 1 • . . . 1 t 1 . 1 • ! . . • : I• I • - t I o 't • o 1 1 1 •1 i i tt (1 A 1, 0 ri P A r I 0 li I. id ei J k at V • r It . a ii I a N 4 a * 1. , In I r i l '. 1 . l' 64 % ' i 1 i . 1 %‘ I A at tit . - i '. i i i l l r. .., ti. i .'; ' 1 It. ; m i 4 , 1 3 , T . ti, m * P' "I h H 1 11 1 . ‘;', 1 . a II I : . ; .. 1 a i P ; • , ' ''. 'i J g I 1 . , .. . i , ,: I , . I '. ) *,.. ill -, fi t • , • , -. 1 ! i..• •• . ..i ' . ....t'...;. .i• ; , , , ,• • • , FOSKIG N FUNDS. The Accounts from Spain this morning being of a ,4vourahle description, Spanish Bonds seem to be upon :i.e ri:e. innonish (ilea) done at 66 Provision Darnilt .......... , N”apuliten Nutisin4 doing in Columbian Bondi. PRICES OF MEAT. Wether sheep sheared, weighing full nine stone (Bibs. in the stone), 'obi at Smithfield on Friday last for allesd. The best wether mutton at Newgate ter • ket fetched 2s. 4.1. a stone of Slbs.; that is to say, 3it!. a pound. Good beef at Smithfield 3s. a stone. These prices will bring the Borongbutiongering system to its bearings, zs the sailors call it. It has been making wild work for many years ; playing pretty pranks; cutting and slashing about it, as if it were so many beasts, instead of men, that it had to deal with ha', faith, now it comes up; now it will be hauled bp ; and thank God for it. We have yet before us no positive intelligence with te;,ard to the breaking out of tear between the Turks an I Russians. Rumours are said to be afloat of tuovmuents of the Austrian troops In Italy; that they ate expected to leave that post of observation for ano ther, and that the Turkish dominions are to be the ob• ject of their surveillance; the army of General Fat. sin-it front Naples, it is added, is to occupy their pre.etit station. We confess, with respect to hostile movements, hetwees our foreign allies, whether Holy of Antichristian, we cr.nnot pretend to judge with so mull satisfaction to ourselves, at the prennt moment, as at some former periods of our history withie the last twenty years. We have been accustomed to were, the events of which have not always wholly turned upon the sword ; wits in which strontboxtel have had their share in the gathering of laurels. These trusty weapons. we believe. have generally led the van, bat we have not yet ►een able to perceive that a supply of them has arrived en the field of dispute ; nor should we guess. were we put to it, that any such supply is likely to arrive, (menthe quarter from which we have been accustomed to see equipments of this kind furnished. THE STA! Is the From/ assn particular ootiovis petition sr Itt. LoVIIIIAT. who thus 'r ;fret ' the t►. . body itfttie gate as he deomiiiilten 'the Cliambv of Lltpaties, having failed to obtainjustire from icy other quarter against the " Conve rrrrr " of his daugh ter trom the protestant to the Catholic religion. The report ne this petition to the Chamber ezeited a lively interest amongst that body, hot not very tavola- , able to it. if we may judge by the Cliigker immedi ately passing to the order of the day. Extract of a letter from the Agent at Conatesti maple, dated March 11: " This Government has renewed its psychoses of corn, mad though our wants ire apparent, and . our supplies chiefly depending on Russia, the answer of the Porte to the demands of that power it soct‘as to render the Mine of this great question very doubtful- Captain Fell, of the Sultan, fur Alexandria, repine that a I from Candia to the, former place lad been taken and carried into the port of Camp by a Greek armed vessel, and liberated by a British trader belonging to the Cambrian frigate: This Ipsere squadron had been ont 23 days without Isaless- heard of, and it was supposed to have gone in search of the Turkish fleet; which, however, it Was reported, bad reached Pat ract* • • Paris papers to the 13th instant have •,arriyell,; bat contain no decisive inforMation relative to the Ovation at issue between Russia and Turkey. An artNe,, of the Ist. inst. from Vienne, contains intelligeneCfrolk Constantinople of so late a date as the 'llth. 'of March. The Franks were in a state of thi'd'eepeit alarm, and expected nothing less' than universal pil -1 Cage as soon as it should he known that Russia' had declared war. It is asserted that Lord Strang ! ford had received positive information that the Ras ! sian fleet of Nikolajew was completely equipped, and that in case the Ultimatum should be rejected, it would put to sea and commence hostilities in the first days of April. It was believed that the Russians would attempt a landing in the immediate vicinity of Constantinople, as the least expensive, and most cafe and ready way of reaching that capital. A rumour pre vailed at Para that the Ulemas, or Doctors of the Law, had pronounced a solemn anathema against all Christen dom, in the great mosqne, formerly the Church , of Saint Sophia. It is asserted that a negociation 'is going OD for an intimate alliance between Austria, Rosaia, and Prussia, and that certain measures of precaution relative to the security of the coast of the Baltic, determined on by the Court of St. Petersburg, are to he carried into execution hy a joint force of Russians and Prussians. There was a report at Vienna, that the Austrian troops in the Neapolitan territories are to be withdrawn to replace those in garrison is Upper Italy, which ire to be moved to tlae Tarkisb frontier. La order to turn a cordon of observation. The King of Na ples has issued decrees, denouncing the puntsbment of death against any of the persons now out of the kingdom, on account of the events of 1820, who shall return without his special permission— against all persons found in company with them in the kingdom, whose papers may not be in dee form, or lo the company of any others, plotting to disturb the public peace—and against all persons corresponding with the political refugees.—The news respecting France is not of any great moment. In the Chamber of Deputies un Thursday, a Report was made from the Committee of Petitions on the Petition of Mr. Love day, charging that his daughter bad been seduced to become a Roman Catholic. The facts of this case are I already fully known to our readers. The Report (which was ordered to be printed), after stating that i Miss Loveday was free to choose her religion, recoils mended the Chamber to pass to the Order of the Dad I M. Manuel opposed this reco:nmenclation in a speech! of considerable length, in the course of which lie was I repeatedly interrupted. He protested strongly against any attempts at Proselytism, anal moved to refer the Petition to this Keeper of the Seale. Much confusion then took place, from several Members attempting to speak at once ; the close of the discussion was c tiled for anal agreed to, anal it was decided by a consider able majority to pass to the Order of the Day. The Law School was re-opened on the 10th instant, when the lectures were returned without any attempt to in terrupt goad order. General Bertlinn, about Whose movements so many rumours bare berm circulated, is now said to have reached St. Sebastian in safety on the 2.1 instant, having found means to embark at Nantes far the Spanish coast. It is stated in the Paris papers, that his Britannic Majesty is expected in that capital on the IStia of June, and that prepara lions are already making for his reception. FRENCII FI:NDS, FRIDAY, APRIL 12.—Fire per Cent. Consol., opened at 86f. 95c,—rose to b 7 f. 1(k —closed at S6f. 75e. Madrid papers and lrtters of the 21 instant have been received, which prove the reports that had been circulated of disturbances in that ci!y to be totally groundless. In the sitting- of the Cortes of the 28th ult. a proposition was submitted for prohibiting the c•ry of " The absolute King for ever," as injurious to the King and the nation, and for punishing. the au thors of such cries with death, or other suitable pe nalty, was read a second time. In support of his pro position, it was observed, that the cry 'bad already been the cause of many deaths, and might lead to civil war. The proposition was referred to the Special Committee of Legislation. At the close of the tittles . ' Sist, the President (Gemini flier) eanoesse4l, I . _ that his math of office haviet expired, the eleLtior. ..of.s sew Pnwaent and Vice•Presidest would Hat. .place es t►e fellmsieg day. Oa die day appointed. Kier was succeeded is his office of Presidest by Senor his uncle. ' A letter free Bayonne. dated the 6iii,says-r—".Ortler is cen9letely restored at Pumps. Isom, where the millstia had bees disarmed ; bet *Air arms have bees restored to them, oaths responsibility of their Alma ;" and a Ic`;,e7 of the 21 from Slairid concludes wit► these words,—" Every thing &mod es is perfectly tranquil," • The Limerick Chronicle. of Wednesday last, ex posses a confident hope thaithe disturbances is that entity. are nearly at an end. On Monday lest, a party of men in female cartoon, were taken in the neighbourhood of Newcastle, who are considered as the leaders or chiefsof all the outrages that have bees committed in that part of the country. The conferring of the Order of Me Garter on 111.00/IFIILD, is, perhaps, as strongly indicative of the state of things as any one act or event that we have witnessed fora long while. We all know what this man was a few Teats ago ; what he has been fur some years past; and ne can all gyms very well at the cause of his name being enrolled in a list, which never, till of late, contained any but those of kings, princes, noblemen, or men of eztraerdinary and well known public services. Lord Netsoar was sot made a kniebt 'of this order! However, nn one can say, that what we now behold is not all of a piece. Those are very much deceived, who imagine that these things pass smaohserved by the msssof the people. The observation of every one, on such things as this, is : " No matter ! Let it go on !" Our readers will remember tie Bask-puffs about sending gold to Me country. Mr. COBBLT r then said, that it was next to inipossible, that the offers should he accepted of. But, observe, there we. no oiler to send gold to Scotland; and, we now find, that the hankies there will not give gold for their own notes, even taking a discount! Is the paper at par, then ? Has the nation gold mortals t No : but, it roust have them, if Peel's 11111 be carried into full force, and must not prices come down lower, then ? The grand prize having taken a Westerly direction. several, with great names and empty purses, are. we are assured, pursuing the same route, making goad the remark of Scripture, that," where the carcass (awl it is not a small one) is, there will the vultures be gathered together". If the grand prize were homourously disposed, it might make " a watering place" on Salisbury Plain, or on the Saud-hilla of Sur. rey. What crowds of sharteret: lovers would dock to the spot for the purposes of recruiting tletir exhausted force We should be glad to be informed of the nendwr , ! ,1 hours at a time that the Tarks permit the Greeks to he absent from their houses ; and whether the Teas transport, or put to death, such as exceed the limited time by two or three minutes? We are igno- rant of this matter, and really wish for information. We should like to know, too, what may be the rate at which the Greeks pay the Turks for &dee:owning to conceit theas to the Turkish religion. Until we be is possession of these facts, we are unable to forts a correct opinion on the state of the Greeks, or on the ..e of the Turkish Government in Greece. The (AVIA in Turkey has, by one of our con- Isnriporariet, bees spoken of as a monster in govern• jseal. He says, " that it participates in the civil, " I , 4 nrilitary and ecclesiastical anthotity, that it has a " direct share in the legislative, jedicial, and creels " live powers, end, in short, that its injfeence per " vades in all the departments of the state". This is a monster indeed. flu', monster 33 it is, we think, if we were to sat about it, we could find the match of the Memel in a country which is not Afehoniedass. We think we could find a body of men, recognised by no law, dictating all law, subjecting all others to the law, and above all law themselves. We think we could find a body like this; aye, and as insolent and as bloody too, and a great deal more profligate and base than the Turkislt Masa. Our paper of this day contains the copy of a petition to Parliament from a person, who, as an heir at late, 1 smtesthat he had been "rivae"out of a fortune by the will of old woman, who, at a very advanced age, had left all her mooed to perfect strangers to her blood. He prays for sours law to put a stop to this evil. And, certainly, the law, as it now %muds, is very de fective in this respect. It is by no means clear to ns, that the law which enabled people to rake trills at all was, span Me wholc, wise. At any rate, unlimited as the power now is, in many rases, we are wire it is a great evil. When the rich are so unnatural and base as, even in their death, to cast oil their less fortunate kindred, anti when this is so frequently the case, some legal restraint seems to be called for. By a vessel, says The Coutire, which has arrived from Malta, accounts have reached town from Smyrna to the 311th February, is hick are some days later in, date then those acquired through Marseilles. They, state, that the military preparations made' by Turkey were very considerable, and the roads in the ♦icinity of Smyrna were crowded with troops, proceeding to wards Constantinople. A great lumber of extra ca ravans had been employed by the Turkish authorities, for the purpose of transporting soldiers and military stores towards the head-quarters, on the hanks of the Pruth. The same advice s ulsoconiirm the contents of other letters, respecting the issue of s Finnan by the Grand Scignor, for embodying all male* fruits the age of IS to au advanced time of life. Fur some months past, the inhabitauts of Smyrna had been kept in a state of great ignorance as to the relation■ of Russia and Turkey ; bnt the preparations to which we have alluded had produced a strung sensation, and war ass looked upon as certain. The Turks bad shewn no disposition of late to molest `weighers; but great fears were entertained that the rommencement uf hostilities might lead to fresh excesses. The frigate. which is to convey Sir George Naylor to Denmark, sails in the course of next week. It is commanded by a son of Fowl Spencer, and his Lord ship, fur the pleasure of the voyage, will accompany his son. It Las been reported. that Sir George's mis sion to confer on the King of Denmark the honour of the Darter, has been retarded ia consequeace of his Danish Majesty haring been afflicted with, St. Aa lborg's Cue. t • • SHIPPI! itiTFL-LIGEA-C:72:7 EZAL, APRIL 11.—Came down from the ...ref Ns. morning the Egremnat, Mahon, fur Madras and Reseal, Lady Juliana, Smith, Quiches.; Anna, Ifo r Ay, Friends, Richardson, Quebec ; Diadem, Edmond, Mi r ,. iadcbi ; Aurora, —, Mir/Asian ; Meth,. c p.,. New York ; ileanwell, Phillips, Jant.sicn; Elizahea Brady, Qaebre; Good Intent, Rawly, Quebec; Lim y : Tate, Quebec; Equity, Nom, Trieste; Skipsey, hey, Quebec ; K ent , --., Lenburdo; *twitter, [maid. um, New Yurk ; Crown, Cosbell, Ilfracombe ; Sours. Ports, Konen; and sailed with the rest ~ tilt ,outward hound, with a light breeze from the N.E._ Wind N.E. PLTHor•ru, Aram U.—Arrive,' Lady Popham, .1, 1 . king, from Jamaica, wind-hound, with her teteutre sprung, sails split. fore-top -mast, main-inastdie..l, main-topsail yards, btc. carried awey ; the ha!: 11$1 damaged, harm% experienced heavy galas, partica:e: t on the 7th of March, off Calderon Castle, Arrire.l .-se Charlton, frornNesrcastle, for Quebec.—Wiod E PORTIIIIOUTH, APRIL 14.—Arrired hi% Majewe'r 5;,.0 Phaeton, from a cress.. His Majesty's ship Pitti.em., (mot Spartan, as reported on Saturday.) from Jimmies with specie ; and his Majesty's yacht William and lime from Dohlin.—Wind Southerly. FALIIOI.7III, APRIL 13.—Arrived Royce, SA rt iL from Calcutta, railed Dec. I.—Wind S.W. - - Mac, Area. 13.—Came down from the Rirer ar.l remains in the Downs, Felicity, 311‘Doura1 frou. M.. /lei's, and the Canaries end Idea, AWridp. frog Miremichi.—Wind S.W. A letter from Paris of the lOtb Zr., the Columbian hlinister Isere, yesterday del, we d e diplomatic note to the Ambassadors of the different l;eropeao Powers at this Court, demanding the reeq. nitiun of the independence of Columbia. It is es timely well written, and the language is b.)lrl and firm." A paragraph hes appeared in the French perm stating that several . armed Turkish vessels had attacked several Russian raerthaatasen, and captured two of them. seder pr.:mace of 'min,: property on board b.• longing to the Greeks. We give the trne histori of what actually did occur, as stated in a letter received on Sa•urday at Lloyd's, dated Constantinople, Fe. broary " A Neapolitan vessel lately earn. down from Ismail, with a cargo of corn belonging to a Russian house at Odessa, which bad no sooner arrived than tte Por:e seized it, under a charge of having been cot, cern.-d iu the affair at Galata of last year. The Ele gise house claims the cargo, but the Porte refines to zive it up. There appears to be something wrong, as the master. aid crew ran away on the first outcry.-- Another vessel has a d from the 'Danube, laden with corn, and having the French flag lying, which has bees seized by the Porte and sent to the arsenal. She is accused of being another of the vessels con caned In the Galati business. Hee consteactin ie said to be Idriot. Five others are expected erecter siruilar circumstaces. The crews of the latter vesse:s bare been seized by the Porte." Oa Tuesday the Earl of Roselyn attended at the Sheriff's Office here, and gave bail fur his appearance. if called upon, to stand trial for his connexion with the late duel. The Hon. Hr. Douglas, the other sand, we understand, has also given ball for his appearance. —Odiabargh Star of Friday) Qojaturday last, Mr. Borthwiek, printer, prisoner in Edinburgh gaol, was served with an indic:nsent to stand trial at the Glasgow Circuit Court on the 221 We understand, a Petition to Pis liament, for a free trade in Denims been numerously signed by the land• owners in the vicinity of Maideahead, and that a eimilir Petition is is the course of signature inthisnei;hbear• bltall.••4llcadieg• Mercury.) (mom rim zirturoot MERCVRY.I Tire MANI:MUTER TCIAL.—We wish to correct aw erroneous report respecting the counsel in tins It was generally nadentood, and indeed ws so stated it, a fortnight ago, that Mr. Brougham was to be the leader for the plaintiff This, however, was rm the case; awl an idea is in consequsoce very preys• lent, that Mr. Brougham declined to hold a brief na the occasion. The fact is, that no brief was off-red to him ; and however muck his assistance might bare been desirA, the plaintiff had no Etude to enable him to make such an off r to Mr. Brougham as wall be at all commeosurate with the task. Tile forovirst pa ragraph gin this subject is quoted in the London Co — tier, of Tuesday, and is amply indicative of the art• dity with whi :h a c'emicable faction Mostly 31ift: facts, which it is deemed but necessary to rect:mile to their own seirhes—nut to trials. " Mr. Scartett and Mr. Brougham teeth threw up their brisfs in the pending case of the Maochester Meeting, but we had nut learned from what cams.— (dlrrecicajicld Cuwrier.) Sumo ioteldgence has at It ngth bean received of tLe Lady Poph.m, from Jamaica to Bogiand. The .IJon! East Indianian having landed some pmsengers on the 10th at Penzance, gave information that she Bud spoken with the Lady l'o7lia,m, no the 431 March, a t well, though from sum? curious or careless °lois:Am, the letters from that place do not state in what laf,t lade or cif what place the Boyne spark o with liar. Ad fears are, therefore, not at rest, as a considerabi• pe aid has passed since the 23.1 March, sad it is rally said, that if all was well she ought to be in p , :t at this time. The indent liters are most anxiously sa. - ing trether intelligence, as it is said a very lisle ; tu saratice Las been effected on her. ilißKE7S.—(Titts 3binxix,;.) CORN-EXCHANGE, AM!. re.—The arrival: b iVe been large since Mond.sy, in oon.sequence ut hss corn than usual was at marker risk morning. money was asked for Sly4 . lline s.impies tban 1.0.7 111Jri.et day, but it was not obialised. l•p so the whole the p.o:ss are full as good as on lest Ms's.; sy. Wheest, Kent and F. ,, ex. 30 , . to ; to SIN. ; Norfolk, 40s. to Itis. ; Kee, liis. to 216.; s Itis. to 245.; Malt, 42. , . to White Pew., V:. 10 225.; Boilers, 245. to Otis. ; Grey Peas, 21h. to Flour, 40s. to 511 s. Ssursiriehu-MsaKET..—Although there was I large .upply of Oxen this W arning at market, the price it sosnewhat higher than lam market slay. Those of good ptality ate sought after; tont tiro inferior sorts are heave in sale. Of Sheep and L snobs there Was a Emu/ ‘"PPiy, and the prier was rallee loir‘r than on Erb:4. V.e2l situ Puck ate as r one last unotivion. t". , nt ha whole the m srket tv ; os on", and it is sappo.eil inamity of cattle null remain .~ I I • •Z