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tally affecting our own privileges, a "vorthy Alder. 1 man 'Shaw) could not suffer the Committee to proceed to the performance of its duties, until he had ascertained the opiii,oa, or the reamunirmi atm,,, or the command, of tlis Majesty's Chan czelitx of tile Lxi....,eguer, Mr. Pereevid.-.-i , ,N. , ti , it was 11/Ceg surprin.:‘,, that upon oil tnose oc eision, on which the Corporatuta of London was called to address the House, the Intll.lllre w as sure to originate with some expectant of Govern ment, some loan-Jobber, some Contractor, or other person, "Lai either enj oyed posse.isici, or in hope, what were called t he good things of the Constitution. The Worthy Commoner next ad verted to the Petitions for Peace, which, he was certain did not originate in env paity feeling.. Ile emu menteil on thetudecaucy or stone men lug iu hheflour censures upon the late Grwern fnent, to sthiell, when in office, they were the most forward to cringe, sad whose only object, by such mations us the present, was to make that Court a.comary to their own personal and family advance went from the public industry. He spoke warmly *in tnvour of the amendment, and contended, that Alinisterit, in not giving a sinetre rupport to the 'Meyer:ion ad], hail falsified the words put by them into the numtb of Weir Snvereigo, on the opening uj the last Session of Parliament. Ajr. Dtxoa einisideted the aspersions of thit Late spit:Aker unworthy and nugentlentanlike. —I Order! Order !/—He then alluded to thi Pe tttions for Peace, which, he contended, were not so osseniewly simnel us nun represented. Mr. Quits deprecated all permit:ll rancour. Its existenee degraded the respectable Court in which It Wtii suffered to operete. Ile had. called before tor an oat lint' of the Address, because he was un wahine to hare, at this impOrtmit perked, the time of the tirdt Corporation to the Itched like:- darn taken up in voting addresses, only suited to sycophautic servility, and which, whilst they de gnidel the public body with whom they originated, must he downed by the august liersonaee to whom they were communicated. He called upon the Court to give to their Addreas tame distinct charac ter. some essential feature. The state of the world, and the important events which had lately erecurred, effecting so vitally thy interests of the country. called for such an expression.... Whatever epiniou he might entertain of the emir &art of Misastera ou other WOO, with respect Maur foreieri eoliey, they claimed nor only hie ac knowledgment, but that of- every other man hi the couutry, for tnode prompt, efficient, and euvrgetie meanares. They had wisely refused to accept the niediatioo of powers, incapable of ruppengsg that character upon which alone a mediator coutdaexidt. These essential qualified were, ineleartiality tus de cide, and power to crane their award into effect. Was there a man who could venture to *wen that Nth j lioted Prussia, or the prostrated Coerts of Peters towel and Alenna, were in a *lunation to warmest this rouutry to confide its dearest interests ih such beside Ile defended the expeditiou to the Baltic, on the euofewed inability of the Crown Prince to op tow the commanding intleerice of Russia and manes. Aud wheri so each strew bad been laid ea the character of the Crown Printe, he desired the Court to emenaluer when this very Crown Prince sent in his wed bandit!' on the auelfeed ing citizens of Ilaiihergh. The Orders hi Coun cil had his support ea a necessary thiniure of reta liation. calculated 6, fame the enemy to relax the severity of his decree. by this most ennsmaudine indriceineut, that it was founduenly,ap react upon benefit*. 'l'o such so Address lie would give bur rapport, particalarly if coupled with a clause expressive of a desire of retrenchment aud eco nomy is the expenditure of the public monee.— lie declared his surprise how the Reversionliill could have heen rejected. ;It was time to call upon the Legislature to protect the politic purse from beag extravagantly Wasted on fools, titled drivel arel fusty dowager-K.—lifter ! hear I The state of the country, and the sufferings of the peo ele, called upon opribewe to afford its due proper tem to the service of the (vinery. The rid' mer chant, the great landholder, the pensioned Noble man, and even the Church, must make sacrifices far the public benefit and security. The worthy Gentleman concluded an eloquent speech by read- Le; RA muemlnielit. espreoure of regret at the fate of the Reversion bill, which the peddle had impel:lend as the earned of future retrenchineut and economy. Mr. J Acws •;,r4: , , , shortly in favour oldie Address, end adriust the Amendment. S'ir't7tu %IMES PRICE and Mr. Alderman Suew rreretted their inability to declare their reasons at lereeth !Jr approving of the Address. as they were obliged to attend a cell of the Heave of Commons. Sir Witr.teit Corns slid not see the not ue cessity for an Address at this moment. It was iin !erosible to doubt the meld and loyalty of the good City of London. lee, as an amendment was pro pre...l, which hens hi conscience could not approve, be wield vote for the peraoseet Address. Mr. WitTILMAN abh. ruiewereal Mr. Quin, who, eonteruled, had totally balanced his opinions, or, ie, other semis, had blown lee and cold on the same eitteect, at one and the sum tithe. - The amendment was then put and negatived, and as the question beiue put on the original Mo tion, it was carried hi a very considerable majority, whereupon a sfamirsittee was ordered to withdraw immediately anal prepare an Address. Great confusion then prevailed um a motion of Kr. Quits, to send his resolution on the Reversion Bill as an instowtien to the Committer. Strangers were oelerecl to withdraw, and the doors were, by ditaiVe of the Conti. cloyed, order to prevent the .Mernhers free' getting away. We understand the Committee returned with the draft of an address., which was agreed to, and entered to be wresruncl to His blujesty by the whole Come. It weep also ordered, that the Sheriffs. ethea4ri by the Reineinfrrancer. should wait upon Maj-stv to know when the Court should at %end wi th the solar. , By ptlvate tefters rervivrri from Peterstourgh, it impen-a t;pat nII the flritt.ll Officers, employed in tr.te RJaiira nary, have been ordered to repair to litbs.row. The 1.474 ?1 treat. Srset.sa, from Poet Auto win Muraut .I.imuira. was taken 13th be eem:ler, he a French p-ivateer, retake!' the *awe de; by :he ttevesa pitsss u rr OF AMEIZIC.4 The following is au *street from the speech of Colonel Hatuiltior:-- " Shall we not," asked CobSisel Hamilton, "soft- 1 Mt Mr. Jefferson again to Income President ? It is known tlaist lie dedine* from principle. Should we nut then remove hi* *4:m 'es of delicacy ; for it we lose libm, wl,om shall we find equal to the task ? Let us look round the United Stater and take a view of the most proinit.eut characters. NN'hat is ilnfus King? lie is a man of some abilities, but he is known to be the child of, faction, the disci. pie of Alexander Hamilton, to have imbibed his tory, his royal principles. 11'hat is George Clin ton ? He war once a great man. but he is auti quated, and has reigned himself to the govern ment of factious favourites. Monroe would be the tool, the puppet of John Randolph. Mr. Madison wants nerves, wanti energy ; he wonlsi be blown about by every breeze ; and it' we lock to South Caroline, we shall Ste Charles Coteliaorth Mork a vv. another disciple of Ilionilton and a creature of faction. On whom then can we repose with entire confidence besides Mr. JeWersin ? He would be the safe depository of our rights and liberties, and we ought for mire, in a time of peril and danger, to solicit him to lay aside his scruples and beeegoe the saviour of his country." It THOMAS PAINS'S PETITION TO CONGRESS, Presented on the 4th February, sod referred to the Com . fritter M. Claims. " In the lion. On Repr,eerinstires of the railed Stater. - The purport of this Address is to State a claim 1 fed myself retitled to make sa the Unitea States, le.:ming b their Reprwratatives in Congress to decide ou its worth sad it, [flexile. The ease is as follows : " Towards the latter end of the year 1780, the eondoes. tal money bad become warp...elated, • piper dollar sot hs inewiwth mare than a test, that it seemed next to impossi bility to continue the war. • " As the United States were then in alliance with Frame, it became uvect.any to make France acquainted with our seal situatioo I therefore drew up a letter to Coast Ver gennes, stating uadeguitedly Site tree ease ' emu-lading with the regent whether France could not either as • subsidy ur a loan supply the United Stains with a iniiiina sterliug, and continue that supply mutually daring the are. " I abased the letter to Mt Marbois, Secretary to the Few* Minister. His ontark upon it was, that a million 6101 ma of the nation et.hausted it mere then ten millions r ep t , :t. I then slowed it to Ralph hard, member of front S. Candies. He borietted the letter of me, and mid, 'We will inderwar to do something diem it is Accordingly Congress appoisted Coloael Lateens, thee Rid-de-eamp to Gen Waihingtoa, to go to France sad make reprostotatioa of our eiteltielli fix the purport of about:Mg leilistalkar. COI Leavens wills:rel to decline the mission, an d that Conlins world appoint Col. thintiltos, ulnas Congress did unt choose to do. " Cul. Laurens then came to state the case to me. He said be was enough imputiatedirith the billit4ry ilillitultira tides bat that he Was not (tooth acnuninted with eM;6 O. glublical am with the resuarrea of the country : but, mid be, will go nitit me, I will accept, which I agreed to 4 so. a a Heal Roams in the .tllianee frigate, Gaeta* of Feb. t7l i, sad arrived at L'Orient 411.. . Mani. The aid °Waled frees Prom -' of Bine asa present, and tea sedates as a its Hialani on the iiv corky of Femme. We in the French frizale Resolotioo, the Ist Jaw at Boston the tsth of Aug. brioginrwith Me bra' end au half in silver, and convoying a ship sad bids Wei with clothing sad military Maroc. TM ew er; wee leallepsred is 16 it teams to the aatioosl bask of Plakdreplie. labia enabled die army to march to Yost tow* Snead, in steeteactiim with the Pooch army nadir Rachembeda. the British army ostler Cornwallis. As I never had a esat he this service, I fed myself entitled, as the country I. arrin a Ore of prosperity, to state the cam to Congress. • " As to my pelitied Tories, begird" with the pimphlet Ceram • arose, Published the begianing of Jaaw.y, lyyd, which awakened laeseleaas a a dederatisa of isdepepd ewee, the Praideet sad Vice-President both know, as they were wade done from pelneiple, I cannot dishosour that mind* by asking any reword Cu, them. The country has bees heselitsd by the. aid 1 mobs myself happy in the knewkdps of It. le is. %weever, proper fur no to add, that the mere indepationes a America, mese it to have been fol lowed by a system of government modelled dew the corrupt system of the Euglisb Government, would not have inte rested me with the ..slated ...doer it did. It wet to bring titroard and establish the representative system of govern ment, as the work itself will slice, that was the leading principle a ith me in writing that work, and all my other works. donor; the progress of the revolution. And I fol lowed the mute principle in writing The Reihts of Max is England. " There is a resolve of the Old Congress, while they vat at New York, of a grant to me of three thousand dollars. The resolve is put in handsome language, bet it hes rela tion to a matter which it does not express. Eldridge Corny was l'haseman of the Carlini . ..tee who lie=it in the ass solve. If Congress should judge proper to this Memo rial toe (*intimater, I aid intern that Committee of the particulars of it. !have also to state to Congress, that the authority of the Old Cosagrese wr become so mimed towards the latter ead tithe war, as to he unable to bold the States together. Coo p-ma email du no note than recommend, of shish the States took no notice ° when they did, it aas :Al er uniformly. " After the failure of the lag per cent doty recuateneeded by Congress. t• pay the interest of a lost to be borrowed is Hollaint, tarot( to Chancellor Livingston, thee Misister foe Foreign Affairs, and liobert Morris, Minister of Fi imam, and proposed • method fm getting over the whole difficulty at owe, which was, by adaiog a t ontinental beg is 'atom to Congress, who should be empowered to make Luaus toe thollOutioa, imessei of reeariseenitei . dam.' he the raellind 'roomed nut with their full apprithation, I held anima in mom, to take the subject up eliesever a direct ocim.iiia rewarmed. " lit a eariersation sftis wards with Garver Clinton, of Hew Yort. it cm adjudged, tint tier the purpose idiot going Italy laic the subject, it a until he best that I reee4o.d no. thing from Congress, hut It it to the States inihridually to MIA, Mr what aelmosikerignimits they pie tscd. • " - the State of New-York made use • present of a farm, which, miser my moms to America, I have found it meta- Pary to sell ; and the State of Pansylvsnia voted me tool. their eorreary. Rut woe of the States to the Eastward of how-Tork, or to the Simathward of Philadelphia ' made me the least acknouledgroeut. They had received be nefits front one, which they accepted, and there the matter rutted.— Tlii. story will not tell well in History. All the rivilima world Limas I have bee& of great Denim to the United Metes, and have generously Rises anay taboos that would hate made me a forgone. "I much Tuition *I.. the. an instance is to be found, in ane,eat or Modena tunes, of a 1104:11 who had no ibt monad taterem in the rause be took op, tli At of ledepen.tenre anti the Ileptemotative S,stem of Lootranical, and aka nought wither Owe set utter ether it was established, that pre served taallsit andeviating principles es J hair done for more than so years; suit that is spite of difficulties, daii gem, sod ineasteßiclican, Malec%) I have had my share. "111011 AS PAINE?' • This word Wa. 1 , 0 /nuked in the original The American ship Fair liliro. hum Africa to Charleston. was 10.4 on Alsyguawa, 3i t lir- cern ber. The Serowe! Attempt. 41119,11r14 from Phila delphia to St. Thom.m's, put into J.inmica IJUh Uereatber in chattels. NAVAL ismucrver. POIMMOUTU, SUMS n 4. Arrival Ilia Majestes slipo Illisatattr, front off LsLoo; Goshawk and Sprtghtl f y, frau' a cruise Lent Castlereagh East radial:tan; and the Primeess of ll'aies, Ilosack, taunt the Downs. Sailott the Linnet, Hardy, m u d illphea. on a cruise.-IVind _ PLY )lOUTU, MARCH U. Came in His Majesty's ships Brwasaikk, from the Chasm.' fleet; l'eiroopfl, from Halifax; and Si r ius, with about 14 *ail of vessels, under convoy, from the bleditermalean ; they *oiled frau& Gib ruttar on the 29111 nit.; the fleet consisted of dr ut au sail; on the 17th inst., west of Scilly, they were chased by two French frigates, when a sign4l was sands for the fleet to disperse ; u brig was seen to be taken. and it is feared several others are captured ; among those a: rived here are the DeligAt store ship; George. Llewyn; N'eposaials, Llewyu; aud the Cambrian, Phipps ; also arrived a Sp a nish brig, and a 1. relicts Chasse puln.v. both pruces to the Miner-rd. _ _ FALSOUTIII . MARCH 2/. Arrived thiseveniag, the Boston, Howling ; the Whyte, Ford ; the Alligator, Robbins ; and the. Nancy. Douglas, all from Gibraltar, being part of a fleet of about forty sail, under convoy of lilt Ma jesty's ship Sirius, of 36 guns, and Diligence store ship, which, on the 17th inst. in lat. 48. long. 1:!. were fatil..n is with by two line-of-battle ships. which trot answering the signals from the Sirins, that *hip made signal for the convoy to disperse ; and when these vessola lust saw them, the two ships were in chase of the Sirius and store-ship. Also, arrived the Danish ship Afrira, from Africa, with ivory and a small quantity of gold dust, for Altona, capttired by the lame privateer, on the 3d instant, Mr the Western islands. The Swedish ship Maria Cathariee, from Charlestown, for Plymouth Hoek yard, with timber, was taken ou the 4th instant by two French privateers of IS guns each, and retaken on the sth instant, in latitude 50, el, by His Ma jesty's ship , Mediator. Also arrived the hired ship Croydon, Msintosh with mails from Jamaica, so day; linage•. The False, Thomas, from St. Michael's, for Landoii, was all well ois the 40th iitst. off Scilly. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Alllll VgD At Plymeatb--the Osprey,eooraa. from Mas!eirs ; Mary, ; awl dm Haramois Miro% —, fwmu St. churl's. At Falmouth—else Croydou, Williams, from Jamaica. At Slago--the Sarah, Boyden, from Stockholm. At Dublin—the Diana. Bully, frusta Lourou. • At Newry—the Juno, Wearier, from ditto. At Jamaica--tbe Ti afalgar ' --; arid Triton, James, from Halifax; Emerald, Douglas, from Newfoundland; Sally, Wavier; bad Three Sisters, Creighton from Haddam ; Cy rus Lovett, from Nlemniurbie ; Garloud frigate, from Cork ; Speedwell,: Baynes ; Hibernia', Ill‘Cabe ; mad Hibernia, Down, from Belfast ; Will, Lamb, from Lancaster • Wrltiana, Wells from Liverpool and Madeira ; Jolau, WOuriburse ; Jamaica, tiler(; (lyde, Neale ; Cox; Imperial, Galt ; Falmouth, Watson ; Union Island, ; Corn wall, Campion • Westmorland, ; and •Fasay, Comae), from Liverpool; Charlotte, Sae; Minerva, Gardaer ; sad I Margaret, —, from. Bristol x Aslant, Richardare ; sad Voliutear, Bruise, hors Whitehaven ; Smirch, Dario* e' • sad Saha Bull, Lea, from Liverpool ; Favourite, S.W. • red derdenone, Wilkie', from Africa; S. W. hem ; fir Ilfas ; Diamond frigate, from Africa ; Louisa, Thorp, from London Meleager frigate., from Portsmouth ; Catharine, Pero; Tlaosnas ' Hughes ; Adriatic, Cray ; Pursait, :Miller ; Prince George, Bayley ; Dryade, Ileershro ; MOM, Wood ; Britaamie, Thompson; Ann, Brough ; Edward Foote, Sea ring*; Elisabeth, Stephenson ; Symmetry, Liddell; Friend ship, South; Thames, Marie Atlas, Franklin& • Lune, Brown Tottenham, Turner ; Cern Wanes ; Loaders, Gold/ma ; Golder Greve, Wells ; Clarendon, Atka • Isle of Thiele, ; Richard , Planes ; Mentor, 6110j0 ill ; Hower,. Adatusoar; Antelope, —' • Ids, Ilaymar ; Camaro, Taylor; sad Ann„Graet,.from L andau; Holland, —; and —, (row Newcastle 4 Lord Chester field, Popplerell, from Moan Video; Margaret, Tyra., from Angola; Hannah, Hill, from Novo Scotia; George, Camarean Virginia ; Elisabeth, Chapman, from Bristol ; Sir Andrew Hammond, from Bermuda ; Sparrow sloop ar of w, ; farm Perismoeth ; Margaret, Given, from Africa Deorptiuss4 Naylor, form Caracas ; Ruby, —, from A frica; Nile, Par k; Lavinia, ; and Lord Sheffield, Longman, from New Brunswick ; Union, Pear re, from Halifax; Ann, Porters, from Africa ' • Stators, and Hamilton, ----, burn Antigua ; and the Mariner, Curtis, from London. At Honduras-4e Can, Barnett, from London At Grenada—the Blenbirien, Miller from ditto. At Hay ti--tbe Elizabeth and Mar:g, Cuff ; and the Ren Lomond. Barr, tom ditto; the Deka, Parker • Ann. Pres. eott ; an& the Alexander, Watta, from Liverpo ol. Off Hayti—the Robert, N ckolaon, from Lumina. At Bermuda—the Adventure, Dickinson, fi Barliadoes; Commerce, Riehentren, from London ; Venus, Bond. from Tenerife; middle Brothers, Hepburn, from loudion. At New-York—the Greyhound, Davis, from Lisbon; Hedy, Bird, flora Newfoundland ; Fame, Hill, from Bre men; President, Eldridge from Liverpool ; Britannia, Ca meron, from Nawfonndlanil ; Thomas, —, from Amster dam ; Holland, Nichols, from Luinlnn ; Susan, DAano, from Pcteraburgh ; Cato, Gill, from Hull ; Bmton, Bunker, from Ainsterdaiu ; Romp, Chew, from London ; Clinton, Breath, from ditto; Midas, —, from Bourdeautt ; Triton, -, from Madeira ; and the Pneeuger, g rogi Magni. At Charleston—tht Holland, Nichols ; Charles Carter, Offal* ; Wriedrop, Sims, from London ; sea tb Northers 'Amore, —, Iron Chile. At Bunton—the Apollo, Walker, from Newfoaudland ; Stork, Higgins, (urns Twitiingeo ; and the Apollo, Goldbury, from Madeira. At havaimah--s lie Wasksantkeit, Haar, from lLoodon At Baltitoore--tho Limisinias, Smith, eon Leghorn. At rilo'ider—the Bedford, Daimon, from Loudon. At Nea Brunseick—the Ann, Rawleigh, from Lmerpoul and Ito nuadds, Robson, from Jamaica. GENER,IL rriumwocrs SENTENCE G ERA I. ORDERS. Nam Guards, Illaseb ad, tans _ _ _ _ At a General Court Martial. of slick General the Hight Hon. Sir William Medows, K. B. war President). held by virtue of His Maje,ty'a Special Warrant (bearing date the itAtb of January, MOS), at the Itoyal Hospital at giebies. on the etith .01 the mune month, and continued by adjournments instil the iwth of March following. Lieutenant ( :micro! John Whitelocke was tried upon the toy. tug Churw,trs, cit.—{ The Char. es Aare already appeared is Tut BRITIIII Patsy.) SENTENCE. " The Court-Startial having duly cowaktertal tl.e evidence Riven he supped of tht Charges walnut the Prunner, Lies tenantdiewerat Whitelucke, his defence. and the evidence Le i.na adored, are id oproi.a.„ that hr a gtu!ty of the ui the red Cbargea, with the otrepti..a ui that part seeped Coerce, whit% vetatcs w the ark r, that the columns Would hr ark:aided, and that au Gr.utt should be pretn•tted no any aceowat. The Court are 101144/45 that it nay be distinctly under stood, that they ettace se Crnallere whatever to the precau lino o h m syrev a st Ilosertassevfiriag (luring the alsaa, .4 the Mapes; Alit proposed poihts ut utimck, sea .Su theif tom acquit LaeatesaartAieueral Wltitelocke ut that part the said Charge*. " The Coati a4Adged that the said lieutraeatsGsaeed whittiocks he r"sr.e, awl titClarCd total.'] Wait anti au. worthy to nerve fits Ihk , ,eazy is say us hear) capacity what clef." . . The hus htea pl•ased to confirm the above schtenee, and ilia Rapti ft ghuois the Commander io..Chief has received (Bs Majesty's commands to direct, that it shall be read at the head of every regiment in his %wirier, and inserted in all Rep_ inental Orderly Books, with a view of iti fireman, a %plaint/memorial of the fatal coasegetenees to whi c h 4 c en t expose then:twists, who, la the sh o . charge of the important shatieli swabs's: S o th e , , me deficient in that seal, judgment, and pen ta d exertion, - which their Sovereign, sad their Cauli t y, have a tir expect from Officer! maimed with high commands. o Ills Jlujratyy, who has ever taken a mo o t lively interest lathe welfare, the honour, and tiros Whim of his treble. the recent failure is Elisetk America has proved a subject of the most b isn , eit regret ; but it has been a great consolation t o him, and His Majesty has coniumuded it to be . . . itiunated to the A - nni, that atter the weft meanie • investigation. kila Majesty !lads ample can tiaric gratificatian, iu the intrepidity and goad con d uct di sr l a y e d t l y his troops, lately employed on th at *m i ce , and particularly by those divtstonv of tLli Army, winch here personify engaged with the enemy iu the towu of Buenos Ayres, on the s t h o f July, 1407, mid His Majesty entertkins no doubt, that had the exertious of his troops in South Amv rica been directed by the same skill and ener g y, which have so eminently distinguished his Com mander* in other quarters of the world, the T enth of th e campaign wonkl have proved equally Won. ous to themselves, and beneficial to tkeir couutry. By command of his Royal Highness the Cots- th*tT CALVIRT, hlaj.-Gen. and Adj.-Gm. of the Forces. THE AIARKETS. CORN EX( HANGE, Malicia as. There is a very short supplt of Wheat this day, bat wad lug the espectud arrivals, tt Is Cot qaelitil at soy horst in p. i r. Itnrley and Malt arc more tree, a s k. p ws sa d Beans cif the two descriptions are rather heavy in sal , . Of Oats the supply is lik.wiae abort, sad this article ts i 1 11y at our last prices quoted. Rape Seed is dearer, sod is the terms of Flour time is so alteratitia. eututr.NT PRICE OF GRAIN. trhest 41.. Stir 741 a. I Tick Boons (Uhf) stm. pat at. Fine ditto 7at. 764. Oats Sao Sift. 36. R)e :ca. 314 Pulamis 395. Barley aut. aka. Potato. ditt0....... 43*. Malt 6Se. iSa. Rape Seed 3411. Wlite•Peop is3s. fijoPSook '3ll. Oro. BPeas sus. stk. Simonds ..... ..sos sss. s(00 soh s i . ea SMITHFIELD, Mitten 25. This def. Market had bat an indifferent supply of est, ent kis* if Cattle. Park is dearer thus our WI open Norte wr ! caper. Beef and Veal %upper( keit rico; sod the trade, ilk feneral, was not over brisk. The sales in die Hay Merkel were somewhat dull. Hay fetched a better prire than Monday's Market. Strew has talk's in price. Clover sold at last price. The followieg prices - accurate tkatensent 'ro sink the offal Reef . es. titi to se ed. Mutton 44. 4d. to 4a. ad . Ve4l .0.. Od. to 7t. 041. P0ik.....tj0• • Sd. to 71. lid. Lamb... as. od. to co. oil. flay . ...... 51. no. Straw co. C10ver......61. or atone of alb. Km) of Cattle MEN, Feasts Stb!ep ... Pee HAYMARKET. al to 61. sus. ed. tql to el. i 44. td. to 71. 7s. AO suos. Kent 4l. 15e. to 61. os. Sussex 4l 101. 10 51. es. Emit 41. ye. to 51. 15s. 'OCR alt. ►wt.... SI. —6. to 71. Saasra....4l. 150. to Farnham 6i. as. te AND liTi MAT. PRICES OF HAI If ZSTICI Vt. JAVES.II. 115y...41. toe. to 61. Gs od. Slraw.2l. Ili. to 21. I.Si. 6d. WHITE AAAAAA • Hay al. too; to Irt New et --so to oi 88. to 71. Straw —al. u. to It the 8eer....25. ad. to as ad. Al utton ad. to ar. ad. Veal . as. 6d. to Si. Pork.....sa. ad. to Is. VestetJa3-I,Any-oAT—Holidat et Panic QACII COURSE Or EXCI Amstrrlani.... 3 ? 7 a U.l Ditto at Siz6t.. 34 11 R ter.lam..... 11 94 U. Hatnbargia..... 31 6 11: Altona 14 7 11U Pang te)'s date 23 9 Ditto liouraraux 23 13 !HASIGE, ',Aiwa as, 1reice........ :: at 60 N adrid — in paper. Ditto 4l effect. Palermo — in PQM- Mite 4l - diket. Rilboa 4l I.eshora 4(4 Gam asi Militia t ut Cork OVS.11.•• PortsPS a *fob sod awe per oz Deihiueue Sayer in Bees hew !Attie each of the Illauk °filter* pa Onot. BIRTHS. The lidy of the Rev. Mr Hannah, Cbaplrin of the Pis mouth garrison, of It daughter. At Pls mouth Dock, the lady dCusamsdata Sir Si:hod Kicg, Bart. d a daughter. MARRIAGES. Lately, at St Nicholas's Church, Livorpod. Jobs rim.. Erg. at Scoltiehl, to the county nfSligu, Lieatenaat is th* iftlfuell Quid* to Mho Aim Resshasr, seso.l ecaughter of the Rey. S amuel Ilmobao, Rea-tort of Limns.' Oa the igth iast‘nt, at Wookisamhs, ThelPlll% Ball thalhsaa, of tha Royal • sri, to Miss Ilenrol is Pis's. James, 'orogen daughter of rapt 13. James, Ru)st Nary. March i; • at Char ' tou, John Collins, Erg. Commod es of the Hou Campauy'a 'Pip Travers, to Jabs, doteadr J. L Sherri*, Fag. of Pept L Saturday se'anight, after a long illness., Mr. St.-seplt Gra,. apoit.teers to Astatrithroulatea Hospital, Cambridge. la to t..h . er last, at Cape Coast Castle, on the mad nf Africa, Jobs Ssratisy, Esq. Governs. of Jones Fort, Am.. Os Larsday, universally larleated, Charles Criondarias Li. of Great Mary-la-blear-street, Ppethsod-pisesa. the Tut•.l3s manioc laid, ottiversalls respaeted sod tt • testarsh Lstairsl Ptoilapps, Eaq of Great James-street, Deo • ford.roa, iu the 7 tot year of his ate. He was bass, aid hod U all bls life to Owens* street. Hum wATER, THIS IMY, AT LONNIN.BRID*. 11.'8- 78..86,1. atter.. 1 Even. air •.) toNivos eriazted by G. DAVIDSON, Ne 19. 0 ' bcorvit4 oart ' Carry-drret, and palatubed ea the 4 , 1' , No LaLit of St Clesorl,t's illinrab, Etrfrd. ' 111411 E, of sauna plane —Orders, arr. fur lb.. wit to the Ofhcr, 1r at paid„ Vit duly attradra Pl!• t of thl su. eve let- to eerr". try I to Per.. iii. Bali wd gr. 7.:1. ttyr Lyle. rith ow lost gir Ja! Camp. , tith 'lO-1 Tetteli art, liter t is Laid be Ls lOW A fat is P.r 1%1 - ' tia T the toi 13 of . 11160 uLt, Co 11'1; .mes .rgy, pin- oat !suit Lori. 1 etty. par hir To . ' !s. (1:$ 7'l wl.irk CPR Sa elrite ▪ mad cIU Veneer Ole te THU tad ia lo w Cbsud 1110h‘ od. 1. 36. Boa as art. Mow) 311 . tid• terAttr. 34 . kw I ▪ Gos. The 5,36 tw E . 4 . Her- pasta tart i; sad la Abe eOre Gum Pubic are 16 tl tpott t Prefer . 9,656 Os eri Il a • MU beam , Dos Eau, - THE sl.ole. IUB at' the lA. 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