The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-03-12 00:00:00

GiiMAN PARts, Fes. 28. -4to Einperor N spuleon has d ecr eed, that the.tdiet of .f.o --Isis* XI:. respecting the declaration made by the Clergy of France, is. 0 4 t h e 2.3(1 March, 1682, is to constitute the ge neral law of his Empire. And he has er eorded the following qucstions to be proposed oe free: h Bishops assembled at Paris by his order. flas the Emperor or his Nllnisters in any degree in tim..ea the Concordat A. The Concordat has uniformly been observed by his Moiety and his Ministers : 1 1 - .1124 die condition of the Clergy ,of France in g eneral been improved or rendered worse bitICC tile Concordat has hen in force ? 4. Ever has his Mait , tv conked himself to the rigorous eseroti.in of the Concordat, that memorable transaction to wh o w e owe the lihsirts and the pul:nrity of the Catholic would he the gre4test beoefit which the Emperot, oink: pare ousted in the ckro and t;se people of his En. pirr. The 3foniteur, of the 3d March, contains a bog artitie from Petersburgh, detailing the new oto nigition of t h e Council and State of . itussia. Cesar., Fan. 2a.--The King or Westphalia, bra decree of d:e IGth inst. has suppreefed the i nfer of Malta of St. Julio'. Of Jernsalem. Fts. !I.—The real cause of the hem. h ir iment of the town of Reggio is now asc,•rtain. e l to be hacania a merchant vessel, in which Sir j. Stuart had an interest, was taken in the pre tence of an English' frigate, and carried into that putt. • I"ENIGTX, JAS. 13...-It ig Confirmed that in the bulk of Silistria there was in the Turkish. army a caps of 200 0 E„ A bbh cattle from Malta, and that many of their Officers directed their ma. D ent res. W a ltman - , Felt 12.—W0 learn from Old Gal. roe, that the Commander in Chief, Prince GaInt ::11, lied of an apoplectic tit the latter end of last BADS OT Stir ELBE, Pre. 23.—A division of dis French army of Germany is expected every ;lament to occupy H4mburgh and its depeuden. ls, for the purpose of preventing every possi. Melly of the merchants trading i t English, or, per mit, even any other colonial produce. The line Of the French customs at Haniburgli, Bremen, and Lubeck, is also to bo tripled. A French deceits, or or4r, is said to have er r:red, or is on thet way, according to which no ruhatial praucc.whatever, a ',ether American or is to pass the French line of Custom. Officer; at Hambiirgli coming from Altona aai ly rut of the Danish territory, The shores et' the G:•rman Ocean are be some acconuts to be !;•.: , 1,!.(1 by an army of 00,600 Frenchmen, in ' order to pri•vcat ail trade. The HAniburgh r3;.:1 , S %%Ito trade to America, and had consign. math• rill Tonningen, and other ports in the Danish Duchies, are under great ap. iNtivii;iions that the Fret; el) should miter Holstein whirr Some ptctenee or other, and seize the great qmoily of American products hoarded up there. The ()ankh troops a kw days ago began to form a iinnierues curiloo of troops from the mouth of tlie !liver Elbe, as fir as hurl, avith what dc. is n u t known. The fortresses along that cordon have also &ern put in a respectoble state of defence, and supplied with a numerous oral:. Lady 01'1 Morning -the French Minister at Ham borgh received adilre from Hanover, that the in. corporation of that Electorate with • Westphalia hs hero suddenly put oil, in consequence of Gas arrival of coitrieri from Paris and Ca see. .The Peputatien or the States ordered to Casavl rectehmend the celled Electorate to the mercy aid favour of it's new Master, received orders to learn to Hanover. It is now said that Bonaparte ilia sent a letter, in his own hand-writing, by his Moshe' of the Ptlace, Duroc, to his Britahnic Ma. *Sy s to ifilikO some final proposals before this • derisive measure shall be taken with regatd to his Majesty's German &minim's. AIMERWAN PAPERS. Nrx-Yotta, Jam. 27. betters from i l irdthilig. tea, dated au Monday, Inform us that Mr. Ms. tou's Bill was under conSideration that day; and that Mr. Munrford moved its postponement until 1%c1,1 of February, which, after much debate, was ^TativA at three o'clock ; and at ha past four he 'loose adjourned without taking the final ignition. Mr. Gardener, we understand, made A speech iu fsvour of the Bill. A Bill has been Pissed by the Senate, authorising the fitting out, Awing, and manning the public vessels of thy United States. • New.Yoita, :JAM. 29..-011 the 25th, in the id . tse of kepresentatives, Maems's Hill was 0r 1n.,1 to be engrossed for a third reading, by a v!rnity or 17 votes: NEw-Itotaa, JA V. 25.--Toe super tor tau-sailing frig Sylph, Uauicl , 110 days from Canton, with teat, silks, nankeens, to Captain Whelfru OW tAger), and J. J.. Astor, left, September 30. .. 51 ilie sad of Company's ships, a sixty4uUr a fri. rl!e, and a gun.brir, , , were at Chu rnpee_,_ detained by the Chinese until permitted by the Court of Pe .1,111 to proceed to Whampoa. This Wise in 'lmequence of the misunderstanding of the pre. v'liqg year. 'rho Sylph was hoarded by the St. Albli , a ) a 61, and treated politely. The La drones, dissatisfied with the Chinese government, Ire increasing in power, and daily making excur 'lo3s np the rivers, plundering, burning villages, massacreing the inhabitants. Their force by 146 horn 900 to 1000 Junks, from 3 to 2R gips, , perfectly manned, and they arc amply supplied "llhir abettors in the maritime provinces. • or sTocKs I .. !er Cent. Com. 6; ii ; Ver S t C ." I . • • •5111.11 N avy Du S 1 1 1 ___ f A pril 68i DAY AT ON O'CLOCK. I.nng. Ann...shut thnuiunl India Bond, Ils. 1% Exch. Bills Bs. lls. Lottery Tickets THE - STATESMAN. LONDON: MONDAY, 31 A NCI! 1810. Eno! arrival from the Continent brings fr elti matter of conviction, that the leadin ob. Ttt. g*l'Atg.:;y4 1 . Na- . j ect of PM OLSON', stow, the con:oljg igHex Of the Fratich Empire, and the secisithe of that" • rawit•Ont, Malian 10.— Crown, which he has !he - - NAVAL .1 :on by tL sword. An arrival of French and German Papers the former to the 4th instant, and the latter to the end of last month, brings intelligence from both Paris and Vienna. While the Political Agents of France arc sedulously employed in arranging the ceremo nials of the approaching alliance with the humi. hated Representative of the House of Hapsburg!' —the French Emperor, with unceasing diligence, is investigating his Spiritual position, and the terms on which he stands with his Clergy:. , .The POPE he has divested of all power—.but the :people of France, clinging to ancient prejudice, ap. pear to have.reccived him with that high respect and veneration, which must have excited in NAPO LEON no iticonsiderable degree of jealousy.— Louts the IWO' first emancipated himself from the yoke of Papal Supremacy—and the memora. ble Edict which he iksued on that•OCCasion; is now decreed, by NAroLcox, to be the general law of tbo . • Frrn the intermarriage between Fiance and Austria, the inhabitants of Vienna 'seem to anti. cipate the extinction of that state of hostility in which Europe has now been involved for twenty years—that such will be the imm-diate result, is ) however, we fear ) at least doubtful, Tog belief of the incorpotation of Holland and the North of Germany with France gains ground on the Continent. Dmlnark is said to be putting her -inconsiderable military force in motion, for the purpose of forming-a strong cordon on her frontiers—this, which by some is conjectured to . be a demonstration of defence against the aggres. siortof Franc:, is probably a measure of co.npe. ration only in the vigorous effort of France to veal up the Continent of Eoropc against the com merce of England. A French army of 60,000 men is reported on the Contiucnt to be destined for the coast of those parts of Europe with which we have hitherto traded in defiance of NArot.toN's interdiction. The bore idea of an attempt, by Denmark, singly to resist the mandate of France; is a self-evident absurdity. If she be really preparing for defence, it can only be in co operation with Rastia. PRIVATE Letters continue to notice the rumour of dissension, between INI-.pot.r.ox and A [SAAR: DER ; but the last foreign journais are silent on the subject. is the most in a litter inlet ttio . Elhe be reedited, Englatttl has not yet got entire. ly rid of Hanover. In that letter it i 4 rumoured that the incorporation of Ilanovvr has been sud denly suspended, and that NAPOLFON has written a letter .with Mg own hand to the king of •FAn- Lawn, on the subject of his MAJESTY'S German dominions. Mime. is asserted to be the bearer, but nothing has yet been heard of his arrival in this country. Tuz French appear to haste entered Malaga on the sth of last month—pile. plUa —with a body of the armed inhabitants, who had marched to at tack the French in their approach to the town— the inhabitants of which continued for some tittle to resist. This accounts/or the atrocities said to h!t•e been committed there. The fortifications of Cat continue to be strengthened, and the arrival of some British regiments has inspired the inhabitants with in. creased confidence. Tut Princess Elizabeth, whbso arrival we no ticed on Saturday, brought the following Disport of the Secretary of State of the captures made by the crilizers of Great Britain and Prance : • . OFFICT AL. • I " The folln*lng Report of th! Secretary et State has been coramenieated by the Presidest to Congress " The Secretary of State reports to the Prilsitlent, that in formatiots has been reCeived et this Office, within the period endwaced by the Reeekstioess t of the capture of ArseriCan vessels. be those of Great Britain, ander canoes pretests. (vi;. For dealingbv Bills of livehtnee in an enemy toile try for Colonial produce.;, for the breach of the Gotten I. Compel! of Jandary and November 1807 ; for idfrineing the bloande of Martinique ; far being engaged in the Vera Crux n:4l Colonial carrying trade), and of the 'claims of some American resets at Cantina. at Ceylln, and ilithina, for reasons mot dimincily stated, It is to be observell, how ever. that the ;tapers in the Office afford but a very imperfect aerostat of the British captures of the American property; npd it is for this reason that a detail is not attempted is this Report—store especially as no official accounts have bees rereiv,ed on which to ground one: " The Secretary begs lease likewise testate to the ?resi dent, that vithin the period embraced by the Resoletioes, property to a considerable pantuai, belonging to the citizens of the flailed States, has been captured. and seized by the French for violations of the Berlin and Milan Decrees, and on other pretexts. In some instances, the merchant viseels itf the United States have been beret at sea by the Fran* creizersj and in others, the iademnitv of the vessels and eve petty has been purchased by means of the Bills of Eachair, drawn by the Captains NNW thefroonien at a rate impose d , by the captors. " It is to be observed, however. es to way of assasualOst that they can so otherwise be rauaideved as having hemisisMet u nder the authority of the -e Oovevements, than that the ves sels eomm:tting them were muter thole 040. " Respectfully Fittsued, SMITH. " Department of State, 12thiaos ISO." Mr. MACON'S Bill had passed the Coma the HOUK , of Representatives--hot it was believed that It would be rejected in the Senate. NAPO LION' is said to have proposed a Quintuple Allis ante between Frallee j Rosily Sweden, Danmark, and America. Is his Iliajeks frigate _ Nareissm, from a cruise; *tbe4ltenvon, Peacock, and Phew sant sloops of war, from si cruise. • • . 'Arrived the Dove,.Gray. from Pork fur London; thesbip., Venus,, Colwell, from London Sir Pattiz, pat in by contrary ] winds; the Eleanor schooner, Of thin pnvt, Capt. Masten, fres Gibraltar, with cork, left that Place /Sil.ult. Sailed the Encounter and Orestes brigs. owls cruise: Arrived the blazon Irish Revenue Cutter from Bridport; and this morningethe RatHesnakesloop of war,, Captain Bre. leer, from Madras, in tlve months passage; . she bas•brought dispatches from Lord Mann, which were immediately for .'warded to town express by Colonel Cooke, the bearer.— Tranquillity is Visited . to bar been completely restored.- 7 Three Field-Ofacen were about to be brought•to trial when she left Italia. poarskourn,M MICR 11.—A brigade of the Guards em . hailed this morning, on board transports, for foreign service, supposed for Portugal. Yesterday arrived the Pallas, 32 gum, 11 4 11. CapVlCado. gan ; and the Oanymede, 14 guns, Capt. Forster, from or Haim?. Arrived this morning the Owen Glendower, SS guns. Capt. Relby, frnui Wilke coast of France; and the Herring schooner,, from a cruize; the Scylla, Id gins, Captain 4tcheson, from Faluiouth the.C.ltserly cutter, from Ragbag Ayes. All the convoys wh•ett illicit, outward-hound, in the early part of last week, ore out triCk this mornint t the Rattier gkins, arrived at Sttkg Bay,. vaa rise albatiterrataeaa turd cork-edavnp: • - ""). • LAW INI'ELIdItiNCX. COURT OF RING'S BENCH. MARCIE 10. TIiUsCOTCH 11OfipiTAI. V. NICHOL/. • The Defendant, who is a Printer, and who had erected - some buildings immediately adjoining to the Scotch Hospital, in Crane.coart, rket.street, to a greater height than the Governors contended he was entitled, having Onderiaken to limit the height of his premises, and to convert : his elevated roof into a level one, on this undertaking, a refer.: ence was made to ascertain the costs, &e. THE EARL OF UXBRIDGE, MESSRS. HUOHES, LIANIS, AN'D GREMFELLS, V. TEID. The Plaintiffs are _prop►ietors of very extensi ) vt topper concerns, and the Defeudant is an;lnspee.• for of the Duties on Income in the City of hilt: l don. The action was brought for wilful 'and vexatious surcharge. It appeared, howevel-, that one of the additional Commissioners (Mr. James Dixon), who is now dead, had advised the Defen. dant to make the surcharge, which, in 'the opi. 'lion of the Court, removed from him the impute - . thin of having made it vexatiously, and the Plain. tiffs were notv.suited. It was, notwithstanding, distinc;ly understood, that a surcharge made without any ground besides an Inspector's own presumption, is unwarrantable, and would be deemed vexatious. It is settled that the renewal of the east India Company's Charter is not to be .brought forward this Session. The profits of Mr. Gittnieit, the A potheciry- General, as far as can tie juged from utliCial do cuments, are nearly. 12,0001. a year. • Now can there be a more absurd way of 'paying a Ohne servant for hi5.14.4011m. than ht thed.ocribteli done, 'viz. by a powtdege in. t peke of do arti. ilea consunied in such service? It le tigast of a Junta so connected, to •wartis life Wide* wanted, So as to make the* Bourse, and, is 11.104, to raise their price by any other means. all hi very often done by a monopoly, attid other eon.' trivances which the public can bare no.cooceptiott of. I)oes thit part of our system want reform or not ? Ought Tellers and Comptrollers of the E. chequer to receive double the income. when the Nation is in additional distress ? Can it he said such a nation is composed of rational creatures, if their Governoroare allowed to do such things ? • Among the provisions of the Bill fur Amending the IlighWays, now pending in Parliament, is one by. which nu boy under fourteen years of age shall he - permitted to drive a Waggon 2 nor ender twelve to drive a* cart. It is computed that the Austrian Monarchy, by the loss of The quicksilver mine of Istria, the lead mines of Bleyberg, the, customs at .Trieste, the salt-works at tiallein, Saltzburgh, and Wie. tiers in•Gallicle, with the customs of the ceded countries, will sustain au annual deficiency in her retenuolor there than 40 millions. So great is the scarcity of hay and, straw its the South of Germany, occasioned by the con. sitmptiott during the late War, that the greater part of the farmers, for 'want of fodder, are obliged to kill their cattle, and sell the careaies at one half the real value., Several commercial houses have stopped pity.) melt in the City, and in consequence other houses at Poole,. Liverpool;.&e. have been placted under similar embarrassments. VII MUM iss we 'understand, excessive speculation Ia dm - Baltic trade, rendered unproductive and ruinous by the ealezpected supplies which reached this.c.ountry *swards the close of the last year ; and the, come. went fall its the price of tallow, hemp,. timber, 411111-naval sterei of eery destripties: A Prussian Officer is, we hear, appointed to lisecced the late General JAROY I as. Inspector tieneril of the Military College at High Wy. tombe. The salary is 8001. per annum,' with numerous alio was tees and perquisites. It is ;insist ler and lamentable that our own service dote mit contain an Officer deemed competent to the charge.' The following hand.bill has been circulated in • -. Cambridgeshire PLAIN QUESTIONS PLAINLY ANSWERED. - Who was the man who raised the error Jecibinions agdiast the persons instituting tbe lemairy into the About. Of the Doke of York's Office. —l l be Hight Ilanouraide Cuanz.as Yo ave. Who declared to hit Constituents that he wanted neither place nor pension. and pledged himself not to receive either It the hoods of the Ministers?—Tae Right Ha. CHARLES Yeats. Who has forfeited that pledge, so solemnly given, the acceptance of aoleecure place to the RANSIE amount of VOW Thousand Poet& T—The Right lion CHARLES YORKE. Wbo was bewhnexcluded the Public from the Gallery of the Houle of Commons , for the purpose R SCOLVOIok BOWS ten, who had wasted the blood and Meat* of the country 17 their disretrous Expedition against Hollandl—Tbe Right itoocorable CuAeLits YORKE. Who hat now the assurance to come forward and offer trim; self as a Representative in Parliament for tbermsoty of Cam trivtms?—Tbe Right Honourable Commits Wawa. • then stmuld the Independent Electors of tbe County if Cototbridge alllnlct as unworthy oftereoesidos Fir Men from being the officious tool of a wretched Adolph:tram° 1— The Right Honourable CMARLES YOEKS. - • , ' $.•-• - • •.A :aft • • • rook "- • • , • • - , - I • . . . . 2 E M .. . . 'rat Ow LO S #Ol l- 7Te* 19. - s ''' ;. .• ' • Jfindrelfte, '. Menai 10; 1810. - ' - • ' - 1' Vice -Admiral Lord iikstrildll 110 transmitted. to Jobs Wilson (raker, Esq. a etter fisinCaptain Ferguson. of his Majesty's sloap Pyladet a giving an penman of his isaviug no the I Ith of "Thompheelast captured • the Fraud; privateer L'Aikle of ten Carnage guns and four swivels, with a eon plement of eighty men: Aad °he from Captain Hanel of his Majesty's sloop Ce• rI, stating the capture', s on 1 11th •of January, of the . reach settee privateer, : Le Scipion,.of four guns and silty n oe teen . , on Iser'first cruise from Genoa. • • ' ,tdmiraify-Officv,. Harod . l(l. 'sin. • -• • . • , • Con's , of a Letter from boo. Prescott, of Isis Majesty's sloop ‘I eazle, toViee-Adnalral Lord Colliery/gods Comenader in Chief of his Majesty's shipsnod vessels lathe. Mediterin i roan, dated of Toro, the 25th Deeesiber 1809, and treas • mined by his Lordship to John Wilson Croker, Rut. Mk LOKD I have great pleasure in acquainting. your , that his Majesty's sloop under, my command, has I captured aolacreLrigged co'rvette privateer, of Id dined L'Eole, pierced for: • twenty grins, but . m • Eng eights and sizes; and ours bandied and forty illeitegious chute of nine hour,, and a gal lant aid pholblate resletance •of one hoar and a half. The coodpd df Mr. Davis, the First Lieutenant, and that of the other Oilleera, Petty Ofbcers,.and Crew of the. Wrazle on this occasion, was such as to - merit great praise.. 1 have staterkandernenth na account of the kilted and wosooled in the 15 male and L'Eole.'-1 have the honour to he. nice. •, 11. PR LSCOTT. Weazle—William :bete, private marine; killed. 1 -George henge, able seaman, badly wounded. taliole—Five killed, nine wotrodal. ._ - • • •, Crown-Office, March EL ' - MEMBER RETURN ED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT PARLI AMENT. Town of W E Cron D.—Captain Peter Parker, of his Ma jesty's Royall Navy ? in the moat of Richard Neville; Esq. who his accepted t.fe Chiltern Hundreds. —we:4— • • Farsign-Office, March El. • ' • The King has been. pleased to appoint Sir Gore chnileys . . Hart. to be his Majesty's Ambassador Ettraordinary. aed ' • 4 Llealpotentiary at the Court of his blajcity the King of rsta. inov—• ' IrMichall, March 10. • • ' The Lord Chancellor has nppoluted Johp Elansans, of Mar.' seich, ii.t he county of &Se X i GNU.. to be a Master liztraary Many in the High Court of Chancery. The Lord Chamillor has al.o appointed Clanks Hans, jun. of Maidstone, in IV county Of Ken!, Gent.lo be a Max-. ter Extraordinary iq the High Court of ChatwOry. ' The Lord Chaacillor has a) appointed William Rowell, : .. of Northallerton, bathe county of 'York, Gent. to be a Has. ' • ter Ez traordanary in the High Court of Chancery. • .' . . The lard Chancellor has likewise :appointed Chided • 'Wood, of M inchestei, in the county of Lancaster, Gent..tn. • belt Master NOtikliaary in the High Court of Chancery. . ' : ! . —.........—• . • • • BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. , . ' • • • ' J. Prime and J. Smith, Birmio.Tham, dealers , to lace, from • March 3 to April 4,),,at ten, at Guji.dhall, London. . ' i t BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. J. B. Duckworth . , Ashford,AKent, • wine and brandy-Mery CIAO. • B ANKRUPTS. • • • - . .1. Cooper, Chester, ,wheelwright, to surrender.littieliVe /1, April 21, at cleat, an the•tilphe, Toyer., Jolitostreet,. Liverpool.. Attornies, Mr..,Orred, Excbson4lley, Vieno pool; and Messrs. Cooper and Lowas,Ctuuniery-laiw, Undo*. T. Dvvies, Chester ' glove, March 22; 23, April 2.1, at eleven, at the Feathers Inn, Chester. "Achim= Gar ner, jun. Chester; and idr. Healey, Temple; T. Johnson, Macclesfield, victualler, M arc h /9. 92, April 21, at twelve, at the Bull's Head ha, Mocclesdeld. Attor-i airs, Messrs: - Cooper and Lowe,. Instlinnsthitrbuildings, Ciaueery-lane, Loudon; and fdr."CiAlkiiiihrSikt Pon. • J. Garnett and C. F. Speyer, liiiihimileisi,, Yotit, iner dumb, March 24. 29, April 21, at Mk at the Swan Ina, Huldersfield. Attoroies_, Mr. Batt e, Unwary-nos. Lon don 1 and Mr. Bettye, Halide , • . , . •••..... 1,. T. Slieppsini mid J. Black, -Line, ,Morels ... 4 13, 24. A prillit, at tea, at QOM AttodneMarAllkeet; St. Mildred's-ookt, POnitry. , . . 4, J. ff. Jacluino, Seib,' YOrk• • IllariSe =• ~4140*/ . • Agisil..-air-sseetobt in 'Chu Loodeoe,e, Jams& J. and M. Pickett, hail; slid Mr. Waittio,4llisle. buildings, Lincoln's Inn. • • - • 3. Roberts, Tottenhem-toast-road. baker, Marti-17,.24, April 21, at eleven, at Gnlidhall. Attortlies, ldr. AuberVs . Taskoaourt, Cersitor-striet ; and Mr. Siva:Neil, Kick., oitiversortis. Herts. • . IN. Sit Kikozie f ilt. Paul's, Covent-garden; merchant, March • at, at. ten, 27, April 21, at eiCYCII, at Guildhall. Attornier, Mpmen.rorties and Pocock. Ely-place. E. Tb Walley, ilinkky, Leicester, monev-scrivener, March 19, at Az, 20, at ten, Y.t, at five, at the George lan. Irk ley. . Attornies. Mr. Greenwe l y. Attleborougn-hail, ar wteksiiire; and Mr. Harker, Brick-court, Temple, Loudon. T. R. Hobbes, Maip-le-houe-park, musio-master, Mareb 13, at eleven, 27, at twelve, April 21, at eleven, at Guild. hall. Attorney, M a r. 'radiate. Craven-street, Strapd, Lon don. , • . • It. W. Young. Avon-street, Somerset, slopseller, March 27, 99, .April 21, at eleven, at the Christopher tun; Both. Attornies, Messrs. Sheppard and .Adliugton,'Bedford-row, London: and Mr. Sheppard, Bath. P. Prioa. Bre wemareet, tiolden•square, jeweller, March •17.24, April 91, at eleven, at guildhall. Anomie', Messrs. Clarke and Richards, Chancery-lane, London. - E. W. Davey, Paradise-street, Rotherhithe, ship‘joiser, March 17, 24, April 21, at one, at Guildhall. ' Attorney, Mr. Sheppard, Dean-street, Canterbur3-stmare, Soothe/ark: J. Dove, Wezhan.tarame, Buckingham, money-scrivener, March JS, 21, April , 21, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loodou. Attorney; Mr. Mayhew, SYmund's Ina, Chancery-lase.. • • • Auesage Prices of Corn, by the garter of eight . Winches ter Ballets and of Oatmeal per Ball of 140 1 w. Avoirdupois, feesithe re turns •received in the week aiding Id of March, 1910s—Wheat 100 s. ld.—Rye 58s. dd.—Barley 465. 4d.— Oats ?7s. 56.-oeaus Ws. bd.—Pease 535. 7d.•oatineal 503. Id. AlOtlitilee of Brown or Melledutid4) VT, COO- Returns m midi ade in thi Week, th e 7th l eaky of flit, is 595. 644.9(4 , cwt. exclusive of the 1 daft oitiviisons paid or payable thereon oa Mt importation 1 thereof. into Great Britain. • . - . - - • - ••.. , . • THE M 41i.KIITS. ' . . . • fidinik's prises. . . ••• CURRENT fiIICE. Wheat, - - Wit. L. labs. Tick. liana, (01‘) Mi t 5101.. Fine ditto -- • - MU 11.14. Onto,. Rye, - 36.-481.04., Harley, - - - .. - SU. 491. -Eolith. ilikto ••• -- - 44..0*. Malt, - - - £l6 .41451 W. Psos(Boders) 60.• 7tit. 10.4 . 1 1 15er - - - - Son. 90t. Grey' Pew, - . - -41 s. be. :Seconds Sirs, .(old) - - - Ns. Ogs. —dor- SMITHFIELD -- -Malign 12.. • To sink the 011bl i per stone of Sib. Fite....se: 2d. to de. yd. Head of Cattle tbin day : - . Mutton ..S. dd. to e'. Si. Bens. 2480 Veal ~..7.. od. to Ss. 01. I Sheep Pork ....7s. 04. to Ilk 04. I, Calves ..00. 04. to 00. Od. i Pigs ........ ...... Silt.. la ‘riktg. na from lim p i we liii6eskat>rraudatoba lions. _lpligation of ovary rept*, Vile.. Cher in bills or money, was elestly as~sei is& accounted for. • The itiltsiewel,*sts *li t MM under tvreuty thousantl pound). , 4 .... • - • - . , ••• 'lO f - s'• ' • • 44,- ;~ - :~ CORN' laciLtrnt, iriecit it . ' To-day the fresb arrivals of Womiogolimpa iphorablo imp. ply i Goa samplesat a small lagramalliprihos• alharqualissap :h m ai vce salr. at somewhat low itpViiilower. Bosley hews lb . Malt doll slit. Whisk/Pam rathethiphoo, .ti rep Sagas of the two kinds likewise.: • Oats are enamel. sap* ply, and this trade Is again qamoesloarer. Moir at 'bit . . week's prises. iiii - b.. --- ..08. 04. to Od. Od. •I FIV ... •...+•• . . . . • zuu . .... 0 i 0 P 0... If AY•I4AitKILT. li ft y 51. Es. O. to 61. • 65.. Orl. Straw Cluytr : 71 64- 1 )L 018 0 1 1 )*•` OCI. ' •giCnoAnnifinedi tgerbecartclia°o*:lmonritarii,i"fireptsißtatil:?".s4l4:44s:o4,asimilkiik' ~intiriiiirs4l4.ll4 • • ,• . I . me T t h s e tl3 ad SPa jo t u n r;ed . meeliesg sedei .. " : ititt. ' - toiit.. - Vrtte . . commission .met on Friday at Goildltt.. The . amount of payments sad -receipt," fro= ..iitoe,, 1808, to August, 1809, wee betieren sirsidsiollio • .. millions. The application of emery Tern*, Vike. . . • . . . . lAA-1m . • A I ~~ fi I i r e i If . 1 L.