The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-01-22 00:00:00

ORDER OF THS D. 417; The places of Dmtaic, Marien.berg, the pe nt of Nilrienwerder, and Thorn, are - state of siege. The Genet.,ls commanding thaw • mit; commantling the artillery and _ Inte G y ndant-eneral of the Arm, ri HI each necessary m easures dependent dpon him. The General of Division Eble is 'minder in Chief of the Artillery in the room Count Larihoissiere, and the rreneral of Flexo, Commander in Chief of the Engineets, roo m of Gen. Count Chasseloup. Pfilkg of Neufchatel, (signed) At.rx NDRft. Chef d'Ela; Wine. Covet MONTHION. fiend-quartets, thiiabinneu, Dee. 18. ORDKR. The King orders all the General _ of the Etat Major, and others, who are at berg, to set off in the course of to-day, or row at the latest, to repair to the grand corps, viz.:— to Corps at Thorp. Yd at Itarieaberg. Sd at Marienharg. 4th at Marientserder. sth at Warsaw. 6th at Polotzk. 7th Westpbalia and Witteenborg, at Thom • Bth at Marienwertler. Claparede and Lo6oa's birtsion, at Konigsberg. Dinnounted Cava, a. Lilting. Depots of the Cav alry .f the swards, at . iktactunent of isolated Naar el* 0 41 0 .0 . mast Xaeloawss..-- • o• - • • With . respect 44 )Iso sick and . sionodedd Officers, tintl.oltteers of the Etat Major / who ises not in a condition to serve, they shall rep* to Stettin a,id Casino to re-establish their health. 'They shall give notice of their arrival to the Major. General. • There must remain at Kon;gsherg only. the Gene.. ral Officers and Officers of the Etat Major, and otiseas, belong:m.. o to the Etat Major, the artillery,engitillbrkl and the Etat Major of the Duke of Elchingen and the divisions of Generals I.oignn, Heudelet, and nits paretic.. With respect to the General Officers attach ed to the suit of the General Etat Major who ITS in a condition to serve, they shall remain at Konigs. berg, and shall present -themselves to the Major. General. Prince of Neurchat.l, (Signed) ALEXANDER.. Geweral et Diviaiun, Count MON TtIION. Iconic-berg, Dec. 10. onni:ft 0 - F THE DAY. The Kbg orders, that from the date of the publica tion of the present Order, every straggling soldier who shall be found beyond the left bank of the Vis tula, without permission,shall be considered and tried as a deserter. All the Officers and isolated soldiers of the 34th division, are directed to proceed to Konigsberg to re join their division. Every isolated soldlei. dib 34th division who shall be found in the rent 0 Konigsberg, proceeding to the Vistula, shall be con i lend and tiled as a de setter. Prioce of jJestfeltatrl, - 4114/494 • - • 4164AXANDS14.• K,ooigstreet. Dee.-21. • Malls. < ' the . • An. , Ollblis I ' .1. . ... .• • • Waftslord 0 • . ••-.••• •• . 4 . • •-... Lisbon • . t• I . 1 Gottenburyfi I .. GiternieY • • • . a 1- ' . .;...Jersey , • 0 • . PRICK Or STOCKS TIIII DAY AT 011KO'CLOCK. Sank • India Bonds 2 3 djs 3 per Cent. Red. 60f 60 Exchequer HIM*. 7 $ p 3 per Cent. Cons. 59jj . • Ditto 3ed. AlO p • 4 per Cents. 761 7 Oinnittin 9 5 per Cent. !their 90 Outwit; for Acct. ;OS Lpng. Ann. 151 746 Lottery Tickets. THE STAI'ESIVIAN. LONDON: FRIDAY, JAIRTART 22, 1813. A Gottenburgh Mail arrived at a late hour this morning, which brings the following intelligence : GOTTENBLIRO/1, JULY 16.—We have just received intelligence that Macdonald has followed the ex ample of his master, and taken himself off from his army. He travelled as a Jew merchant, or rather as a pedlar. It is also positively said, that Konigs berg is in the possession of the Russians. Therei's' been a riot at the Theate at Berlin—the people eriett, oat," Loottive doe Itrriperor Alexander, of Itufitae! The King, who was *sent, ordered silence, belt hi. t h, e legitimate King'ots. _ theabbleie; fa what obtain a secure , • ' tine ; condition I ever other faults might be laattod iiihlketi,i; Uri were eittfeti is greatly lowered by the feetniste and ones- seut iw t i eflo w t iw who i w kiiii pl o cra bot ip t-the ow l "gated. torn its * affistAti*AlaeLbi atoey 01, * - az s ir.i'a f m agi ct g„.ll4ll4Vgioeip elielsiteabi. Irt!"! ar"4#lo3, r4 llll t# l 4 / " lhaittei • • Iliyia iakini - lse erfeerltiii! tbeglit ' sEgotli-,:itwthey , 40; eree t# o * - POT* 44 " - “ en p arieon ...a. " " ['hid in getting they would More frequently Adv. hiS I. Are wa i n *to atitaltapowanothec esm v .... s .. sop porti.t,', At this point of the dint ssien„V r. as awe were to comeninneam last f Are our troops i y d . . t ir. AtTlinAS was interrupted With the cries of " Ques abroad as comfortably provided for asthey have been , ;lien, question I" to which Mr. %Vartunew; with an biretofore? Are the people at home not less quail admirable presence of mind and sang froid; obeem , ' lel and disposed to suffer the privations attendant on .l that these interruptions wets by no means db. Ilia ? In ahort,.,will not BoaIIPART ea . a ) whom our ; agreeable to him, as they were a relief to the effort of Ministerial Journals describe as lost in every cease; speaking; and those who had never made the attempt of the word, contrive to reinstate himself In the could not be aware of the extreme difficulty of ntek• opinions of the fickle French, and thereby repair his ..A : log the human voice heard in. a room of so large an Wales/ The French, as we have before ! Wert " 1 extent as that in which they were assembled." are a surprising nation. No people bat themselves') could have withstood the mighty and repeated shocks' which theyaustained from the Duke of Becalm.% and the Allied Powers, at the commencement of the Revolution. It will be in vain, however, that another phoenix rise from the ashes of this mighty army just i consumed, unless Austria stand firm to thq interest of his Brother-Emperor and Son-in-law ! As head of; the ancient Germanic Body, it will be of the utmost importance to the cause of France, that be adhere to his etisting engagements ! with that Power. Every inducement in the power of England and Russia to offer will, no doubt, be held out to him. His political importance never weighed so much in the scale of European i af fairs as at this mement.—History, however, affords abundant examples, where political tAnsier!, 7 , Akinilerie Immo a pammotrist *warner *llly ton nections. The interests of the commonwealth Should ibe preferred to the common ties of. kindred. The Emperor of AtisTRIA, is at all events, augmenting his armies by effective, but silent meats, and in what Manner BONAPARTS views his conduit we know not. There never was a period so pregnant with great i events as the present. Every article of authentic intelligence is of the highest importance towards forming a reasonable conjecture of the future. If in consequence of the present promising aspect of affairs in the North of Europe, it should be proposed 'by our Rulers, that we voluntarily continue the war till the dominion of France shall be restrained with. in its ancient limits (for we suppose the chivalrous idea of reinstating the BOURBONS is given up by the very Quixotes of our Cabinet), 'we shall loudly im pugn the scheme, as wild and dangerous in the ex treme; that desirable object is much more likely to be effected by treaty after treaty ; and besides, we might meet with an adverse current of affairs at home which might occasion us to relax in our offensive measures, at the moment, when their character should be that of vigorous and leased exertion. From the proceeding albs:anteing in the Egyp. tips. Halt of the Mansion Real yesterday, to tale into consideration the question of the Renewal of the East India Company's. Charter, we anger a less pevorfel stand will be made in Parliament io favour the - thiti weld` Yesterday Lord CASTLEREAGU had an audience of the PRINCE Realm, at Carlton-house. The report of the Russians having advanced up on and taken Konigsberg, must have been ill founded, since it evidently appears that the town is taking precautions as if threatened with a siege. The sick and wounded French officers are directed to quit im mediately. • The. Pante& Runty, has been pleased to command a solemn Fast, to be observed on Wednesday the 24th of rebruary, throughout England, Wales, and Ireland; and on Thursday, the 23th of the same month, throughout Scotland. -Letters from Minorca state, the return to that place of the fleet under Sir EDWARD Pct.t.vw's or. dem from oft Toulon, in consequence of the heavy gales in ihe Mediterranean. • By a captured American vessel brought into Ply- tiff.il&beeti - reteivety/tot - etilMtluttgriltile otpub iiaportance, and nothing as to fhe alleged pend ing negociatinn between Sir J. B. WARREN and the American 'Government. They mention that the Senattthad instituted an enquiry into the late riot at Baltimore, and had declared its abhorrence of inch illegal and violent procendingv, Mr. HAMMEN, the F.ditor of the'Paper which had excited the popular fury, is elected a Member of the ensuing Congress. The relief granted by Parliament to the .sufferioe Russians, wa forwarded from the Dank of England, on Tuesday evening r for Yarmouth, to be embarked for .the Baltic. The money will he entrusted to the care of Colonel Lows, who, with his suit, arrived at Yarmouth at the same time. At Vienna, it is said, there were strong demon. stratious of the public joy at the reverses of the French. On the day the last accounts, so disastrous to the enemy, arrhetl there, the audience at three different Theatres applied the titles of the p:ft)s to the existing circumstances. -By a curious chalice, the following were the titles of them :-7'he Sword of Justice,--The Lost Treasure, aid The Robbers.— Orro, the French Ambassador, is said to have re monstrated ; bet the Government replied, that it could not take coAnizance of such occurrences, which could not have been foreseen, anti fee which it could not know whom to punish his said, that the General, suppeied by. Pr. tTow to be Nay, killed in the battle of Kovno, on the 1-ith ult. vim, General LASlllolSillittE, the Commandant' of l th.Jlrtillery. • • .. Yesterday the Lords of the Council met In the Chereber, .on the lencdtteOding case from Tian' ht.]. , • 101 *Oa yitb ilfret, rePeSitells a military ae- TV, inAip , , Monopol y, _.. . before conceived l .s - _ vain.lbw not often questioned, that., the best under. ' • ' • la, - - likely. The onducto of semi of its abettors was . - Report also says, that Ailie nob have bon' fighting .-- • - ' star on does not continue to subsist between the highly censurable, and injuries s to the measure they I in the streets with the French soldiers, and a num- Marqui s .g of Wz...,"isrovox and the Prince of °RANGY» are in pullout or. We bare long and justly corn- I Extract of a letter from an English Gentleman at bee have been killed in the city, as well as in the , / -plataed of the undue lelloence exercised on other ? St. Petershurgh, dated Dec. 7 :- 64 The campaign has country, by the peasantry. t op ics, and in other places; but this practised by' beenearried on with uueaampled resolution by the Gen. D'Yoat has concluded an armistice wit? , the . i the LORD MAYOR, in leading the Mansion II eto Runi i nt9 which, together with the desolation that marks the path of a retreating army, has Russians, and agreed . that the Prussian troops shall 1 th e above purpose , is such an abuse of o ffi ce and al ways not serve during the war. I authority, as ought to be taken up on a broad and given the war features of unusual ferocity. As an. „Instance, I need only relate what General Wm- Letters of the 4th, from Konigsberg, by way of const i tut i ona l groom ! o f complaint; for unless it were,L'atvoznons declares—' From. Moscow to. Smolensk Rugenwald, state, that the Russians were expected i as Mr. Warrnatan properly observed, for the in. i I travelled a prisoner, and I firmly believe that net there •n the 7th at latest, and were looked for forest and accommodation of the Citizens of London ' less thou 60,000 dead bodies are lying on the relid. with the greatest impatie nce . • Th e Ki ng of N.teLzs, a t l arge , .his Lordship had no r i g ht so to appropr i ate l_l_ armes ONAPAIRTZ, .in h is presence, . charg ed the g e n e ' with the wreck of the army, is at, Wilau.on.the-Psd . any part of it. Th a t , however, is but one of the ob.. gel, to which place he has d r a wn th e w h o l e of thi".j ect i one bt o him if armor, who escorted %summons, to shoot ure was any danger of his being recaptured." points of the proceeding on this occasion. i This day, in Serjeant's Inn, a decision is espected garrison of Daotzic, excepting 3000 m e n ; andlt IS .The whole bore so strong 'a character of unpatriotic the long-pending - -- --- i. • .a. I thought he Intends giving battle to the Aussoins wtur...- 1 wikhocss, to the aspect of the whole country, tan- : in South out cavalry or artillery. jignishlug under a restrained and almost ruiner': cos.' It is said the Emperor Alexander has issued a nieree, that we deem it well for the proud City of.' Proclamation, In which he calls himself King of London, th a t th ere ar e to he found i n it, a for • Poland, and Protector of the States of Prussia. I Members who stand up • for its rep u t a ti on , aga i n iti P. S. Persons who left Berlin on the sth state, the argument and the trial's of the sordid, who that they were present in the Theatre, whoa the cry know sic hits DO powerful, no sway au ,eear -1 of " Long lira the Emperor Alexander," was rod. oilimaing t as ispireary l or loif.lot`o ro ot,...“ d i n s ferated with an enthusiasm which could not be checked is. ter coontry, bet .dearer JO my pro& "—..— . . by the disapprobation manifested by the King et.,.Tha Chetlemen connected !deb Jodie strain are to ti ...• Prussia. i k aow i s d io dl y rea dy a t argultemt• nerd hd4 seer-se . ~: , ! • • .• .. 1 ~ the Vestal' tjons I the, • ,tem . the ' asse;Abled 'ef thilir attain% Masreric't birtfieday, on Monday, but deported from the usual 'practice of having it at a tavern, and. dined in their Council Chamber, at Somerset-house. This nett pial Illet• sui'able to the dignity of the Acadbilly; :and taint 'Lave been more gratifying to - 'the Members, as they were surrounded by the works of former artists, and 'costs front the beautiful remains of ancient scolpture. The meeting was attended by a larger somber of Academicians than has been seen on similar occasions for many years, 'and the day passed in the utmost festivity. Some letters were received yesterday from France, but they contain no intelligence of importance. A Bible Society has been established at Paris. A letter from Petersburgh mentions as probable the return of Admiral BENTINCK.' • RAzzes.—The Culloden, of 74 guns, at Plymouth, Was taken in the stern dock, in that yard, •on Mon. day last, for the purpose of being cut down, but not to the size of a frigate, as in the case of the In.. drfidirnbk ; she is to have her quarter-deck and forecastle taken away, but will retain her upper deck, which will be jinth fore andwft. It seents considered by the Navy Board, that even thus par tially cut down, she will be no more than a match for the heavy American frigates, which, by carrying vitas cn their gangways, have inell'ect two complete decks. The Triumph, of 74 guns, at 'Plymouth, is, it is said., to undergo 4 sinlkla _ ttisciiyered ,fuegetice s _of Parry and a tradesman in' the aeigithOpibood of Covent. garden, have made a serious impression in the vier. candle world. The tatter defrauder has deriveJ large sums from his speculations on the Bank. He had a warrant of attorney to receive the dividends of Mrs. Unit/ ; and it is, found that by means of a warrant which the lady never gave, the stock itself his been sold out. 'wears youth of the name of George, 16 *wears of age, was kilted yesterday morning, in Ox.. !tird.street, by being jerked off a telegraph coach.-- I lie pitched on his head and never moved after. When the thermometer at Copenhagen the other day was so low as rzi (of Fahrenheit) below Zero, it was hardly at the freezing point in London. Tn. winter, on the whole, bad, yet has not had any cold eaceeding five tkgrees below freezing, and that only for a•day or two. The Commissioners for purchasing an estate for Lord Nast's, were anxious to obtain Admiral Ge.vves's flee place near lioniton ; but th e s um th e y I have to lay out, only 90,0001. is inadequate to the purchase. . . engaged for the Drory.lane Ora iir.c. SMITH, torios, is the composer of the music to the celebrated Farce of .11# or Will. 11 , . 011111tD, Mimosa, Scc.—A rape and merrier was Stonimitted:on.tile hay- of a young woman, named Hannah Leath**, in the service of Mr. JaCkson,' o f . `Signal, near Greta 'Bridge, on New Year's. Day.i-- slie . • had been lent an errand to aarnarckintle, which place shi left, about five, o'clock' in 'be-even ing, on hei:way home. Her body teas found next morning, about two mites from that, tenn on the road to the High-street It' road iiipOs .fregieuted), 4iith her htiad nearly cut from iter',liettg,..4.. Coroner's ire Best returned a verdict of ripe:4l44 atitNet .' host some person or persons unknown, .Serteuf men have been taken up do suspicion, but nothing sal:facia y has been proved. . The American officers are forbidden to use the cat. o'-nine-tails; bet in a late instance of desertion they ordered the ears of the offender to becolog. ,Neither discipline nor humanity gained sac .Ity this ex change. . CORN- 1-ICII.I NOE,. Seir. A . We bad a rood supply of Wheat tels day. chiefly from Scf. folk. but basing but beer buyers tit Market, very f 'effected, but what little was disisosed of, r a lly f day s prices. Barley a Is. per , quitter lower arrivals, and but little demand.' Oatsl on Wednesday, and the inferior forbore In Ream. eras, alt other articles, the Wheat (Eorlish) .... 110 137 Neu. Nitta (Foreign) .... WO 150 Helms 76 7b Tick s MI 74 014... --Oil ID Oki 4 ,• ...400 115 Fine ditto , . •• . 110 95 Poland do. 100 112 Feed diitk,,,,, ... 00 00 Mow Maur ... SO 64 *wends ' 017411 q ligal4 MARK 6 1 rs sailli •he Offal, per moue 44.. sts . ea. tki. Head - ' in 411. 64 . Roasts tit i5...6d. Sheets U.. 71. 6d. 'Cake% i.e. 11d. Pip .. :.MA Y-MA RKET. 1. Os. 06. es M. 11. Os. 04. °- 16, od. - 4 r. .~.;~ ,• • • •• • ••• • • .~ _ T y i t•'' • , . - .. .• , . • . . • . ' • _ i _ _. .......... ... ~I. :: :l,,Atj:i! : % VS - . . .. . • r' - • • . . . , «,- , - • . . - - D. r. :-717-7 " . " fr- r . "ri - r" 1 ' a I ("""*okit t gernier - -L ", h et- fisof -4- : -11i0 1"-- 44.4 t, sow; :.1401. i t oolort ' 'id t rio ' AT 4 -11 41,11vretyrraillce. ---• ‘. • . • —1 __... _- . ..'-' -' •. . '' • , • frik a ii ; , . . *lndy , &Ida to onset, liiiii .i ithodoes 4 ;eati I ither 110640 10.4 11 *IgteeWrellbits . " /.. .' .‘,_•.t - • -41."--- berg, the te I, are placed 1 0 00 tall ht tr(th . thi hews ii.i. ii i i..„,,,, iiii , . for stiiiiiiii , ott this bide t ere otOilietilli 'to " .: 141 `k , ,iislii-. 2 ; .---Arri'lld h i d abros** Atli - Fig- ' • " 11 "atilwkilleffite Pug Or 41:411414iiii Mt be tiro ma *Owns wad sisoiOlid W . Rik fs lo *all" of the aCh.l4* P places, the,Ges:s wi le;,Sacpcited, Ok adunthittedio, t i mp i,,,,.. ; w -• , P ied ' tr.;o" and miir we an told 60 tihiti7ebr lOW •._ _... , 'littlidolva Noe the. Riser the 'WO4 ea hipt. ~ , • 11111 t. 4 e i l i tfinee .h rs, Rnd the he . taleene, bowever , that sleets .1 aut ii ii i imn . c ..... coitate;urri, 100,060 oriole rapport l bws it fI" ii !kV; Ski latilatton. • adornOa . e is sile w „ as k of pow , w i t . hat e , vemerepeite . • L.7.- a e i ill those. who. der*t i meek hem f ipples the (us • Pbarmatrnt, Jax. 2 l.—Arrived his Itlejeaty's In im. a .. It *tete. . w.. do n te o , t a :rillt int )d ivi hdetete te i t bdiev erk I sd t ivi: Imported 4 .1 111471 . g ha h :r e. Celniag isiiii.,o; j atib - i ntit i :bet t biob .aw i rd io. , tittps tra I trist • IlilidiabondpoStatwitig,,frolornia*Oroeuiiseo;•;gralinised the Cho, . s appointed adtam..g suinsoty • , • • n the room 0f:4:40.. ' !weral of Diving's ' Onealbil en, country amid lardy. Ow di m p ro i n t. the Or.. 3COM But 'fee Mai :alas "OM "--, from Ebel Downs, foe*. Vincent. _.• • ' Engineers, is .thal eve 4, in awe It c o u ld n os be h ortoon m ir eataih vd . __ persons Incapable of renderhio th e to* . oeentir s oy amied'his Majesty's ships, t;paliteereei Forefet, oft we weeidi. eevertheiess have them hear Its mind, servlre o micopt through. tlio lidia , Coiliriall Afe` flltikliee:eperted that , the ' Wee ; - Las : • ' i re ok reit • ht . Chalet, , , vi l A , I m . r o X N 4 T N IRO P N it .... : 11* ab i b er t a tilli nc i . king b: 3 : a d a t c ,, qu a i , "4 ,: 6 o seeeisiet "iitil " i d s Pti vra ll e ti : e al e th tbe " Rest like er tt a ille sen, eP a hegler nd espi dk ri lasettly wien ' it w ea l t h ? li O n h; ! no ith t . tita taming. I irec confer ibis same benefit on it .0 a hating forbid it imams, forbid .. it patriotism, our' wintry. . FAIABOUTu t JAL 19.-)- Attired the Moe"' Pro. • .., , • , .. II - w o od, Th e same remota v . i st i w o re offend num oug ht n et to be so libelled. The . Majority of rent Mary, and roweirffe trnitniatio t from Ily• d Officers, Oicers tor ead,avoirlag to obtalb• tint bloosieg, held good th , ° "... 111 P loYed by this haughty CemPaey , arb as cie month, bound 10 Allow and Amain, to wok* the I to are at Itottigs.:, vow . Titedirestrour eeedithmt alto amnd Army p aw of defending our open. shottoins , do i y am of au , arrival of the Ittedifetrinean sense y, .eoPected off o-day, or te-twortv. g , • ..- • _4ll - ob!gi sF 4,•; 4 l o ea not lessen the ... of the close warehouses of the India Compsmy. But or all this port to-morrow tnorning. d d a forti4l grand e l' - '-.. ~...* • ts wo *vs used, traps, t h is to tim e , ea the topics the advocates for the Ctlialtany:betslue His Majesty's *ship Pheasant tivis'ot that port tn. ... , .. ". isterestiog: topic. The. 'book* mud entire themselves to, that of their feats; list IikOIMIIIIMI of ash YID sailed again for America. _ • ' • deatruction of that land armalif Weirs* .rashly led the kingdom" may su ff er from at altialtililiat iw 4f the Seller his 10fajeety's ship Pelkan, ivillt a fleet of - ,„ . ..•F iota the heart of Russia, mid Igoe. ° n om, dr i ven ; trade, is most ridiculous . It was . .ind 11111 1,9!ia. for Plymouth ; the &few, Patti, opinion . on pleasantly enough said by the late candidate for tit- - .•• out dim confines, has not "Wetted out end 'mother ship, are kit behind, Owatioent of be. MPG. that topic. Tbe .sn ly le g itimate o bj e ar' o f a war ;, to : Preeepting the City of London lio Parliament, GC, r At Ing damaged. Also, the Duke of Marlborough That tha .eeedithm of the the King's Ministers look to that thiaienvett; for what. Packet, for . Lisbon ; Carteret, for Surinam ; and the ' D ol g Oesg. . ; obtain a 'secant ; pawl.l .gge ilthar faults might he Eggitaiiith r tiimii:thei wets' el"' Caaribtki forlgerniudi 4 .-. • • 1 atto, L a . Aill liosoto •coosii toil Apfitifira iit ' Jalos4vi, issettirbefiiittorsorFooot to pest thin *ay othoelart of I The Itbyid Actdeirty asst dinner, in honour of her M ic! on the long.pending suit of Sir AVvraist Ltwcs, and : his estates in South Wales. There has been no pre. N e 7,liii,;* . •• • **phonon in the cause—for the pleatilega r the hear. Nine Is,and re.hearings, in short, ail th e mac hi ner y, 12/te eL L.nA Ii w I s hare, "in pure equity," been at work epee it be. Wv 4 • tween thirty und,forty years! itj We are happy to understanri that by Royal-110. . - **. l a o Dees the Duke of &Apex is so: leech efsol l o ,o 4 l lMl SO * ye able to devote a couaideral* :tpari..e( his tie. to • *KUM . 14. Ivadilift with a wiiw to MP*" hieiaolf ler theists. v •" 1 mitt t, porhwal. Parliamentary discos** ws* toor bon. 'Awe — I piloted to vim* on ionntecilettaftie nem ,Bh • 4. • *. I 110yolHighness at prebent yt,earepied'ita to& • l iar it J ardine Connected with thin' QiestiOn. Markel:very few• Wes were rived of, fatly olstaiaed Mort- wiper lower, liavlog erveral ()vas are dot so rrody 'ale di ti are 12 4 . abeam. e d r i e „o llumis 414. 00 00 Snub 'Wk Ass. • ett )14 itte hai4 • ' ditto. ' • • Al Oa 'ohms! do. . . 43 M ine Moue ' 105 110 'eed sisi 3 I mood§ • • ... " • 100 105 It K Ve. , • wr Ytwre sof Sgt.. !foul of Cattle tlds day s amt..... 640 • .• a% soesp lav seoe ,KJET. ' . • • . M Sic • Os. 114, . 61. Ir. Od. . to I!. 440 , .. •