The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-10-22 00:00:00

rls Antra $ 4)011 erre F. 47 W..# 111P 0 ' IP fiaRTGOU:ES,E. k k il.P 8 0 ? . . , • • • L,‘un . titEts T.WAIIII.Y./ ' • a n , OGT• new 1100‘ fopiapist A go mo o, anxiety, hot not with ilacol k . to.-ksitektvid. gicr:nre battle taking place, -tat si9evoy ha t co. ot ., ( ta4 (sr as Sautadem. Ofr errey'ricoisiiics . the Wong liner of Marra, W,hefetorkVeljingto,# 'will rec i Te the French. We ai‘e-cciorisoce4oo . l4.ldas_. Ananiihcatheattack, he will , add • entsclipir wreath ,„ Lord IVelliisgtotsiu ontin r ) : and crovtlite -British 11 .,„,p; with immortal . glory. eV Anti in x th 4 o ill not dare to opobelt... • -• • hong h confident .of auecea.p, jot pr i gho qv has cm , e d o lir. Commanders to adept, ewer, poOrtibic lute:wilt') to facilitate the • ensbarisatioe of the troo:ls, should. circumstantiat render sdcb st TileaSl3ll) gsp:diellt. Prisoners Odd, deserters' d 417 atcci‘O here i:t great nnwhers ;„ upwordi nf o olp s ofp.pasf, Ciinr ill here before the • Army, -whiteniftwd.timlit. homes by the French, who burn, stirdor, and Devastation marks their progress; *truing I m ag o (the inhabilants, of whom aro happy to: a:cape r<itb life) poikt 0 . 0 their tract. 11t i s stn.' po ssible w ferns any idea of the scenes now acted . in this country , they most b e seen to be credite d. Th; army is moat orderly. 'the conduct of the trout's it most exemplary, not a single man• of theta ewer touches an Article ; Iheie behaviour is o t . a keiration and wonder o( the Portuguese nation. . . Lowxy, OCT. 13.—Nothin g particular has oe rived since my last, wo ire eau . auspnone. i!4 „ h,, c ome down, through! the Alantcko l to the ok rite side of the Tagus, with about 10,.000 Spa. ; his troops are at this . moovinst enalloalghig to c oat over. It is said Murtier has joined .Massenq, Kith about the same number of' troops: One troops are in the Mafra lines, the enemy all along' out (runt; eentiuuai rcocontres of parties, but oo thit4 great. 4 will be the battle of giants. Gent. Trutt and *ilveira, with 12 or 15,000 Spa. muds and Portuguese, are near Coimbra, in Afasse. nes rear. It wiit • be 4 miracle, if Ile or.bis army escape-o;yd prudence direct, that we should use every /gestation to enable us to be off, . should. this step became necessary, - 14 such art affair is in the hsodt of Providence. WI are quite convioectt 'here,. of the Alle4 Aunty ' Wing able. q quiiiitsja T,3,;Coas. TM geo)Le of Alcobalo versed their awns to all whe cheek to take any thing, 1111 . 4 sent 83' pipes of wine to °Or army, the teat Iho7 patina:o aloe; which was 900.0 bushels' of wheat, to pro f rent the enemy froas seizing it. Nine hundred prf. suirrs came in to.day, taken is variQuit ploces. 1.1353 v, Oar. 12.-04 . Ea:.:edi!lf Oa Marquis &n one ho arrived in our.tcrritori. gig March la intende4 to combine operations with nor oeneral in Chief, and cot from any other passim, u iome, from not knowing the truth, may hayp itirented ; very thing shewr that the le4roll of tfte Army, is the wcst of the Petailisul*, retuft at tan uccurately.ealculeted end profOqud plan. The proziraity of the two armies brings to Lis. boa a great number of persons, fugitives and others, allot whom pretend to circulate news, for the most part 'Marti report', or at any fate very Inaccurate, from want of &let, oed fOi many citber reilook. Topublic ought sot to credit them, but to remain Assured that any• important eimst. that. mar occur sill immediately be announced in this 'Oasette t , by . order of Government. (Li:bp* Gazette* Oct. 14.) Ocr. 9.—Though yeaterdur Mat a teespeetiroes day, it did not prevent the disembarkation :Of lt number at English troops, and the march, of : some, large corps of them, as also of two. oeoly-toteieo battalions of Portuguese troops, whO, though they let the city in the midst of n violent rain, manifested' the greatest cheerfulness and iatintscikm ,and marched With the utmost alacrity to join ilsnqratid Army, or take such positions as might : ha allotted to them; stchis the hatred of lins Witsernr; had each the 4etiii of defeating their pride, that the greafept. fatigues. and prilatioof.ere rendered flo!os! pleasing ;ey . tlie consideration that liter* is little, doubt . big they. rill prodwee 'lke total *deutrUctiOnyof ni!tatpayt: aid the complete dellwerasice of nurAmjsired lend •Plaremed country. Our Gevrorat has. taken' the requisite measures to glr to those unfortunate families, whop. to avoid the ferocity of the mealy, have been obliged to abandon their pie- Pity and their country ; and to take refego in t!* capital, • ." • -• • Attordinc to the accountsreceived of the state goof army, me may expect the happiest issue of pie struggle in which we are onga;ed. ! — (List,on Diarjh Oct. 9.) On Thursday se'uniglit, /A two young women were ascending a coal.pit, at Aschinlonia, a few from Glasgow, in which they were employed, the catch of the bucket, when near the mouth of pit, lintuitticately lost its hold, when they were precipitat e d to the bottom, n distance of 30 f ‘thoms. One of them was killed en the spot, and the other survived only a few hours. On Friday last the drawing of the State Lottery tank place, when the Ticket Nu. 2/, of the Class D. thiwn a Prize of Tol.nty Thousand Pounds, and N . % 2333 4 of the Class p. a Prize of Two Thou. 1344 11 441014 were both sold in Shares at Messrs. llB. 4"RDl 141104 E, and Co.'s Office, Royal . Ex: t.li.sage: the f ormer i n On e H a lf, One Fierily, One I ,,ithtb, and Two Si xteent h s ; an d t h e l a tt er is due 'oink, Two Eighths, and Eight SiLICCOL: . , a%re'' ;.••, 777 - 11PIPM_P) 1 F7W' 6041101 ArAFE . RSP • 1411.ailYtia O i l! '1 4 1 4 . • 7 11 ,t 1 . 4010, bc.r. r At hogitittittif of this, ; 4 ,004,. 300 Avila, of the, "ivisveable column of I.#4"eacir,o l ooFted.' The.cersir/ of the ssotedit. lift,stanod and ()reline* *ens, when the cooes mander, wishing 'to puni4 there, the greater part of his troop esetiisiad* So& he was obliged to give IT the Siesigw. Oa the 4 ii.eiiteadli s 2 l ..ll4i,to.:* scleilas 30 wagons Vied witiflimhylid... The Pir‘ia . P - triots . have destroyed theisery's garrisonsof akao. rev and Thin's; upon this ieteingcnco, considers. hle reinforcements marched On the 511 and 6th to. wards the hanks of the T--- r.:- /ago. Obi the 6th, Joseph i3onaparte hunted ai Venn.. he, asiorted by goo men, with two pieces of sr: The same day, the Patriots killed IS 'French, and took 20 prisoners, in Paracoellers. Op the night between the oth and 7th instant s. Os waggons, loaded with wounded, asrived fro* Gasar, and 130 Men of the kip/leant Baden sad laolard.. No intelligence is given rrom 'the coo. tiers which arrive keit :Andalucia. Some info, ,from this silence that things do not go on prospect.. rtnety for the .f sench An' that count/14 pastieularli. vii s trtl that f • .G m c they me . onrout rens , s it aga, dohs, • and other places , many persons Are COrainj to IVpdrid, wlfo lire declared:for the intrusiveGo ! , vernment.' They write . train Anduzer that tilt, enemy, pooling from Grenada dares not to advance ' beeausb itit, escort wsksoddettly obliged to march 4ar The royal guard has received ardent to bo in readiness to march !Or Valencia on the 21st. inst. In consequence of this, the public suppose that Se. bastiani, who it is knoweAaarched • upon the Ong. dam of Alorcie, has eiPmienced some disaster. — They write front Salamanca, that on the 211th ell. orders wete received there to send all the sick to Valladolid, and add, that Massena is in great want of provisions, which it is necessary to bring with I • great labour from Castile. There ire ; scare), 500 Frepcli treopsin Ahearn, Puenie drl Arsobispo, tiletta r uel)la do Montalban, and Toledri;_ . Within iliac few .days they eaacted a contribution of 40,000 rials f;ola the city of Pla. eencia....(Regency Gazette, Sept. $9.) FWEENAL, SEPT: 23.—The French army, corn. • poiod of 8000 infantry and U® !terse, oceopy the trlisa. of Zafra, Dos Santos. acid Iva , fueate.— , Marshal Mortisr is in the first, and General Gerard In the second of these places. The army of the Marquis de la Romani' is in Maid s sod its envi rons ; his advanced parties in Almendraligo, in which neighbourhood they have had a rencontre with the enemy, the result of which has been the catering of 14 waggons loaded with French wound. ed soldiers: The enemy is io motion, and it is said he is g oin g to establish his hcalluarters icy Villa_ fr;nca. 'We ere assured that a party of . patriots have carried off from Sautiponce, 130 mules w hich (he French had there.—(grime keper.) - • EE.CEPTED LETTER 11 . r,110 . 1( JOIEIM.II9I4P4RTE To .Nts Ova. " Aug. 18. 1810. " MY riC l ! , ll fileM4 . •.-X have receiyed none of your letters to-day; my Ite4ttb . ii stst;d; M> bituatiou al ways di! plorable; I embrace yea and ray children. • . (iltibett) J • "LE ROI." _ • " To ber bltijestt , the glace. tor • •• ' Spats, at , • (Same Papfr4 • • Don Jon. Lan% JtJAN4 PSNI'LLA t Intendant of Ire Province of Guadalaxada ? and * President of the SO'perior Junta, har transmitted to the Council of Mippey the 441°04 dispatch from Dun 404 x :-- IrM•ItT EXCELLENT SIE,—SOUne SiCk * Wounded of the Cavalry under my command beiegjn the town o f Miedas, iepaired to see them yesterday morning, when I was informed by a good Patriot, that of thejlX) french that were iu Err ',Wigs, the greatest .part*Mere One into the tprritory of Cara cena,,to levy coutribatioas. Without losing a momeet, I gave priers to the three companies of cavalry, under the command Of Don V ieuti Sardine, Don SaturniOn Atria), and bon Jose Mbnieden, Ind to the tirailieurs or'egueeza, commanded by Dia Nicholas de beam, caidoned in this city, to be at Miedas by break of day, in order fo make dispositions for an attack opt/idle ,etrenlj al the point where they were expected.—. They obeyed my orders with .their usual promptitude and Vouetuality and., by half the morning we were already at Retortello. On leaving it, we on a sudden met the French, who, no doubt, having listek Wormed of our more *ens, had waited for : us in a position • particularly advaiita• ,genus; the force of the enemy was 400 , litfantry, supported by 11(rhorse. But, notwithstanding we were.iii a manner sur plied, my troop, whom nothing can dlsmay, 'prepiired for ac ' floe with that intrepidtty'of which lila' to often given proof, ,The action was obstinately maintained' oo both sides, but tro‘ itleitinding the ground was favnurabk to the enemy, we at klith drove him from it, and persued them nearly 3 leagues. " The French hardly ever displayed equal valour ; and no- Ihting but the bravery of my troops could have forced them to retreat, in whicb; retreat they strewed leach skill, continually I left in square - befOre my cavalry . Yet; notwithstanding I `,lite extraordinary efforts, they must have been entirely I matted, hail sot the rest of the French troops, who remained M Bulariga, come to their aid, 'and covered their retreat into. that town. My troops, who; as well as their horses, Iced 4sics nothing the *kap day, required trmit• uad refreshments, old therefore retreated to Atrioxa. • The enemy had forty killed and fifty wounded,. nod we, took one pr i o j ael And three horses, -with a number of *blue, and knapsaiks. We .had only three soldiers killed. We had 14 melt and 16 horses wounded ; of the latter, three are dead.. I shall not enter into any eulogium of the officers sad diers Nho were engaged in this action; it . is suAcient to say, that they every day acquire greater Oaf*. and she w themselves tw ore'warthy of the utmost esteem of pita blacelkocy Oa the. Copotry. God preserve your Excellency many years. 1 • " EL - EIPI/14NADO." "a attimigal,August 31,1818." ,--aArnsm I - . '2.- 7T 'POEM MU LT4 . 'll . 'll, 1810. • • N O F ,T.a.•-;We hive agabs, for thesejaat 4611100 f bar ilvik l lteew visited by a great number FteWcitriva4wpw l and they base been, tatifortia• . Wifely for us, 'able t } prokeeuto theit purposes With. qui interruption;'ii thi: wind has blown all, our. • -auizers into the Down s :. • A. sloop, named . the Friends, of Portsmouth, was lilt evening iirought in hove ) : furinnetely hiving been retaken : she wai„ captured b) the F:teach ing down the Channel jo the middle of the day : She' was laden with paper, stuff ) ! and iron; • Oita .41.-! these privateers this morning, in sight of a `feat number of people, carried off an American skip (from the Brazils), .at not more thani mite or two distant from the Pier /lead; antkalthough the tvilVd had abated, eimpor was not; gin le Cruiser. in view.. . . . Prltaioirra, Ctax. 19..—Arrived the Active, car • ~. . . , . tel,. Captain Cockburn, teem Morlaix, with. Disr patches from Mr. Mackeur,ie, who stql remains there; very slight hopes were totelleined that att : Exchange of Prisoners would be elteided. ' Also arrived the Fancy hired armed cutter, from Coruna*, in four days passage,. with dispatches., which welt received overland at that elace ; they: were immed4tely sent Off express to town. - The• coulee* bite apt tteaspived•--The brig Etistribrik, 4 , 1 _ of Lieerpool, , 'William . .lkikin, 'master; bound (Ai Bristol, exktured by the Ethuurd i f tench privutoft t and re:captored by' the Pheivaist stoop'of !sr. . .. The sloop' Neptune, of Palruoith, lleuripaills,. muter, from Lisbon, bound to falreouti'wl*, fruit, lax captured on her passage by La .Confi, come French schooeerprirateer, optix gaps and 63 men, bad been bat titre days opt of St. hialoei, sad made no other captures...ltsd been Chaeed . era; times by our crui4ers, 'hut escaped by superior sailing. ''he enemy burnt the Nep. itcy Rix soon after bet. capture, . and put t4s - master ' and crew on bard a neutral vessel: hem Teneriffe, bound be ti llaniki, which ves.: let passed up Channel lastaight,end Captain D avis, With her crew, were take* out of her by a Pilot: boat and landed here. Arrived the Portuguese sbip Bortatsch Captaitt 1 Lavisemo, from Mad e i r a , butted. to thi Brazils, captured by a French privateer, and re.captured by' the Melampus and "folio frigates.' Arrived the English schooner G i rittder, of Loh. don, front Lisbon, bound to LOoston, oairt*reil by' a French , Peirateer iynii re.e*Pitfred SY stlii , Pg.. : : . tourfte sloop Of war. - . ' • • . 4., Arrived the French brig L'Adventure, laden with. timber, cutout from under the battery near Roche. .forth' by the boats of the Cgledonian ) V utit;ofp ...Ern ... • •, ....• n• .....• ~ _ VALMOUI, OCT. 19. Airlfed thtifiert cgs gun. 'brig, fret , lam secs, with. mails t p ..Ztestei field packeyn ystlays train the braails, with ditto. Sailed the iiret4dc ?rigor; with a large convoy ~ for the Eastwerd ; with them is the Milford East •.,• . Indillesin. ......., . l ' ' The Lavinia, - Lord Wrw. Stuart, has ironed here nine lif . pie matins Wile were priovipaili curt. terneoln thocifnsoir'aii lately discost;red'et-Lisbon. 1114 are—M. J•iseph Saidanha, Sebastlanerbear. 6 10, D . 9 m lei co "Pel eg ri na l Jos,.jAnt f es .M 411carenhasi• Pizett4' lknrdict DOufoiyri, • janies Rat. • tin e 4ainea'" Gaintliaio; Anthony Ahneitlai, " four daughter., anatiesertanta.. ' The 001 - 4flitisay, said,' will heist bs ftaff on board 0 . 19 lineage. " • The country ship Aiiiford, Capt. Lameth, ar. Orel yi , sletdify trial . odo ay; last from Faluinutis. Sit Vrencia,J.sfoief hoisted Ills Big ieitertiaiy on bestir The Naiad talus Sii . Frintis to Pijilloodi t whiise•ho will' proceed, in the Dragon; . Capt. N onni to 'lake the cam: mend at the'l..iewfrrd Islanda. , ...The Naiad returns' to Soitheall, and takes's cOntititlo the West Arrived a small French tugger privAteer, but it' is not known to what ship sheis a prize. Also arrivetr . the Credit, 18 wins, Captain- King, .from Jamaica, last from Falmouth. LordNalentil "and sails arrived this evening•at the Fountain. • Ifis Loidship is going to the Me. diterranean in the Hibernia, to continue his.trarels.i • Mier the battle of Bunco, a flag of truce from the Allied Army seat on some business to - MAs. saiss's head.quarters. Qn occasion MassinA said= c` ~o , fifttad 1:0010'112.4twoTon means still to oppose me, btit it is of no isse,'• sticeeed."'. On the return of the fiat of truce this was men. tinned to Lnrd WELLINGTON, vrtre uliseritesk, ifsat Masssus might succeed, but it' rook! 01'00 - WS year. JUNOT and several tether 0 feess - sot their . compliments to Lord Witttawn.rou: • - RonenT RopEnTs.—There are fivatli*resti - ded taineti 'against Robert: l who lately escaped from Coldbath.fields Prison, aid is now a Prisoner in' Nawgate. 'TWo fur forgiog The Dividend' Warraati,"i deScrlbing them tliferently_ • the.third,, f o r 'hi g h. E•wiy robbert, the person from whom "certain vouchers fuquit its his possession were-taken, liar.: ing been itttiged or them.; Ake fourth, for felonious. ly effecting his escape - from prison; and the fifth,' for havin o d in his . onssessfon, when taken into ' ca'. tudy, eight forged notr.i.of 'the Yank of England fur .elO each. • The State Lottery began and Enished drawing last Friday ? ' wben th e full9wing Lipitai Priies 'were sold by ETTos, in T4enly-five Shares 07f• Cl an . . 41,000 . Olasl . . . • :kJ • 'An • • • Clets;• A . . i:00 • zip, I toprugi ' nor the Mansion-ileum .. • ;d4A ' ' I "'•;77er 4 t *.i • F ''' '...• •• •• •••.:N.C.ft• ••• • , •• 7 ••• • , •-• ;....., . - • • COVENT GARDEN THE4TRE. On Saturday evening,, the play or Ilenry VIII. .was perforated at this Theatre. Tile Tr OW*: sine of Mrs. & n neo is certainly as 1 ect a per. formance as can he conceived. Ifer voice; her ae. tion, and her leuh, all combine to express the . pisi. - *ion of the scene With o passion and 'Stagnance thot ~ cannot be surpassed. tier dying sceite l iti . this fourth net, can scarcely be grelsed too tiludt.. ft was not merely an exhibition of histrionic skill ; that; gin*: dened tho judgment, but k inputted a feature that was deeply exemplary ; for 1.,t taught is . how hilly the ethics of the Christian can' stistaiii the' area. nituitrtif . -the spirit, ever in agalhl—W e are 4yt t isintitittilY, an apologist ter any pracli. cal hinevatiou upon the tel of SaUCEMPEAItry but we approve o C the inte uction of flaWnes.s pi vine /11ntn, " Angels ever bright and fair," as It feuds to sof*• the feelings of the Auditor, by •4 4 . . 1 ing citt; reale. of melody to the strength of rhe, loSie: • • •'. • • • • • It Math been critically eiserta, the Lour satiqfae. tjon in weepieg at. it Tragedy, as well as laughing 44 a: Comedy, bow s from' one and the earn. source, .*hugely, .our iOgertite pride; the l hist 'and greatest skring ts( eying human rejOyment and action. Now, atones we cannet subscrip t .: to the idea that pride is Ow 4, ) ti * primary cause _of actien, yet it certainly Ankh a great influence ore the divusition ; and it is , . to . that iniltietter woyking in otir militia, which impel, es to regard they: dlitreases of hiptian great. , Without boitig tituih titOeb - led with sympathetic ding*. T l l 2l i . .ket w n timi"Wf al:Qoeen Catharine do not eseoc:theeAt,c'einotions in.tho breast of the spec. :tator i as - t,bltsorrowectiMr;.•llesvolervioutd; be. ,e.ause our pride is not very much itlikeleksed . to seb 0..11) personage reduced, by th e v i c i:sftude of for. tune, 'to a level with common . ailliclion I hence springs a sort of satisfaction that mi'l . be cooceived better than it. can be described ; 'and whieh, though generally felt, cannot be Vindicated before a motet assCnibly. If the unfeigned regarci, of - our fellow men be a point of higl desire with tho moil,: magni. ieent members of society, they Will precise, fret* , ilie ihndeaey of these tabserrationi„ that SeCh7a feel. I• int can ... r bp.. egcited by miugling . thercy with petrif,and . humility with authority. , * Ai. liastat.;'s Carilinal *chi" most coireet et his performances; it "ilUili not re. elire so Meek ieriegated ability to ipithold it. as Ifiterlet; but rests . more siOit 'the iiiiiferm display ,of „extreme -cunning acting upon i strong under. stassillogi and both °Medi% to the furtlitirance of an -". illestitinialo Stabitloek . The fite;Mr. Di eta es ridueghimself open his performance of this part; bat lto certainly never posiessed the power to infuse those subtle traits of discrimittatinW into this . wily 1 Priest as Mi. K04111;.11 ''.' '' l " . 'Willi 81110.11arrst was ablrsultlined I?, Mr. -Eatitt9x t : wan. is- ad, actor Or very Cansi . derghle pitthilic -- itit• teetiq isitriig, and is directettby . 6 -quick anolorege kiiifittant. The scene in the COuncili• !Neil' he cuinelands the Prdetesio be re. ceo4ledi to pleyed with- emident success.—lt if wooly' of eenterk, as ',hewing the almost universal atatti of At publk mind, that the passage le this ,sCepe, In which the ;clog tells. hit touneit, shit hil Ateught he had wise 'Men for"his esstratiellers t was reitiveo With bast, of applanSe,' . uniiersal greet; itigg,• and many tlefesfepeale4. '• ' Mr. CHARLES ii.eitai.e's 'manner 0( playing tho sen4ible, giatefai; and amiable tird;ntOell, »al very Fnely *marked withal!. thostealiticaSequired to form that' pleasing charatitet: I The' Cardin 4 of Win. cherter wee dimly pourtrayed by Mr. Ii4.4NCHARD. Few pictutes excel the manner of his.racenciliation with therAiclibishop. ' 'O . - 4 • 'Phwriver in thedstiaetnieni of Turin, was elevated, on the-loth utt.:by hve days iliciisarit io iieurgbe of ii>utlt thak biz feet atauvis iti 'ordinary twill,` Alt 'the hriel4e4 . *C. -Fem.:washed away, atid Areal lois' occiaiutied. • • • • • • The Alagistrates of puov, inSwitqeiland, have, to "'prevent foibidderf' iii keepers and others to sell iialsitdrana liquors, to any *of the inha. Witham the holes: shall traduce opermibsi on, !josts!tt Ify'osie.. of thole • own body, apeeifyin4 the •.• ••• • A isolattelfoly even srenr!ed in the Nottiughans distract, list week. An: atfieeili4on g ing to a regi: „went ,which distinguislrid itself at the battle o r 'A u saco, who was - put under clnp tither,' in cause: .stisence of being accused of a crime of a clg.tcstab!e nature, but hill throat front etfloear:' lilt has lift an amiable wife, .a daughteeita years el_age, and ahoy ten montbt old. • • • • '•- • ' . . •• SuiCleE.L-0 4 Ffid4y of NO. tt, Illleomabery.sTi9are, put an end to his life; by ihotiting : Nether !Vitt, a , pieWl,through the body: lie came to town on Tuesday night trona Brighton, where lie and file wife had boas fur 4 long time Inr.tha ''hesiefitOf the air' Initrivlicn avrivedniipearett inch ngitatett in his. Mind, and reinftliseedise until Friday, when he covoraitted 14i horrid deed. lie sursived three :.ours after•fre shut himself, when he4lied in great ' Furtunatelr .Ue.K43 no familf.: - Coax .EicoAstee;'Orv. q;.—This S . there are f teicratile sopvfles: o(Wheat coastwise, with "part f last weel'afOreigii arrivals ' Upwards of 2;000 tparlers; fees brisk, at an idy . snce of about 31: stlik.tpar quarter;;;Barley in'sfiortkolipty l fully maintains last iirlesis; White Peas g dearer stg ; Beans of Instil sorts at litho varia. Sive ;. Oats , are in short stitiply,'arid likewise some'. whit dearer.; Meer it late pricZn. *kat, '• 'SU V94.' 44.4. 524. 01. Fine dittO - 9Ss..ligr‘ OA* . .. . • *4... t 414.. . -BSs. • 411,. INA - 32:. 37,4. bd. Ater; - - 556. 41h. Potat*(ll(to . •.- 4h. e.i. U n i t , •- • - - 734. El* -•- .C 46 ,i:5 4 I,:s Pens (Boilers) Mk. 641.. Moe ir)ew - - 8.55. a. 9, (bey fleas,, - - • 4E4. b 31,: Secoadi '• -•- - *Q. 8.4 3 . Beads, •• • th3.l - 0110Wing CAPITAL PikkEs were :DID by Bliit, in 38 Shama' to the boilery tk4t finisliell Friitay last:— , No. 27 . . . Class 4 . . . X 20,000 • . (3ii " C • r- 2.10.4 • 2.388 . . . Mu; D . . 1,513 . . . Clair 1) . . 1,0 The fortunate Share:holder, may. trce i v i th e i r money on 4.eiDand, T •st 4, Corellili' Intl evar i n t • Cross. t. • • • \ s. `` .~_ -~- ._ ~. ~~ '~l • , . ~,,mow !rs%~l NM ti Al 'I It Ilk the tier. )0 411 r, ll NM kt Imo , IP. /kid; 'air oil every le ea ! Re Irks [t 7 hul pfl Card SO Mi ih its came Mu. , isboa, E4OOO ber or ISbOnt y reef )( tho gal i 4 t de. *sees e sago Gear• !reach . I n rrc-1 my ur iiiii 21.11 es 4 : M.