The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-01-19 00:00:00

iL .. ' i • 1 I . • '.• . . A 1 • 1 i • . I 1 i 1 i 1 1 , 1 I ,'-• 1 i . 11 1 1A • ! •• i I I i. • ''': i ,1 F. A T . ' • , . i , . .., • ; . • 1 1 3 i 4 • ...,, . ~, I, ; .. ... . . - A.. 1 ...- !'AU. WO. ......d.im- AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS. , On. Wednesday last a meeting of the Gentry. *SI* train. Freeholders, and lohabitants of Taunton and he neighbourhood. was held in this town "to consider the propriety of laying the present unparalleled distress of the Agricultural Interest before the Legislature." !gore twelve o'clock the Guildhall was completely Riled, and the number of permits coed nuing to accume fate, It was found Seettesary to adjourn the Meeting to the ?Viai PrinaCorrt in the Castle, which was ocenpied in ever? parr. IL ATstriaD Siworost), Esq. was invited to take the Chair. VAIL ATSUPOID SAINIPORD, SIR. then rose, and said, "Gentlemen.' am very sorry to hear that Ministers are not aware of the situation of their coastry, and that gtey doubt or street to be Incredulous upon that fact, which is unfortseptely so well and so painfully keowa to you all. It ta, therefore, n yto show them, by the coneurreat testimonies of meetings legally cousti tuted and respectably attended as this is, to what an un rtansplod Mehra wretchedness the coantry is really re ined. World Mao& that the oemplaiste which are sow iseslog is muse loud sod deep from every frassest of this kingdom were merely the cries of fictitious yea Is this. Gentles's, I ask. the state of things to whiMl we mot be minced, after having soccessfully fought the 'battles which were millets garope in the secure enjoy. most of its liberty—after baviog prostrated the despot. o(Prance from his throne. is this to be the only moth' whitiis is sot itenelitted by the contest? Ars we to be :the only peoPlo—iro the bold yeomen of this,country IM ,he the only wow upon whom the weight of ,reckosing I, to fall, while Jews, Contractors. and LMT .jehbers are usaasslag priaraly fortis" ?—(o"lstAllt .planse.)—lt will therefore be the duty of the Ilterno , mutatives of the people (sod unfortunately they are tw valuated by toe few) in the musing Peatiamatt. UMW, ft inlet. to Ministers the severity of Iker ti which we are modused, sod urge an RSIIIRM , Telledy, if say reads, ter our distress.—(Applates.) Mr.S, thee read the following redden TO TIC RUM, MONRORAIIIM TEE t.otbs lIPMUTVAL AIM TRIEPRIAL IN PARLIAMENT ASMIIMILIND. K Ws. tbe Oestry. Clergy. Freels,'deed, sod (kel pies of Land. is the district of the sees tipolent Vale of Taos's. Easel bantbly represent to year liosesrable Hook " That the creel distress throughout the district is which we reside, has arrived at aa eaperalleled height. attd is dail increasing to an alarming @Omit 'That t he progressive deals. Is vales Wall the pro dections of the earth. rowswpookok by so ovavasboOnisor bar4es of taxation. sash se magma , boilatossaiored by aoy rosary, has sweiliseredlep the . 71 ,41.1 Oa foewor, laresgfit,the peals, peoperdss indepsollest po sses to the brisk of iptis. wbllls. withost the *set speedy relief. oust siWnelli4y tenants in the mai ' bastion ofthat mod atosfloat sd isialooblo .bodj of woo. • , 'That your Petitiosers tliorafott es Wets 'est seriteMiy sod rewooebussat au? ' fa every deisartosast of the State." . s Coos. kimono's, Esq.. see dal irsPotidos. 4er. W. P. Taoxu.—l owe.. Goatloosoo s it was ',his each setisfuties 1 reeellid did leviisdes frost isy brinier is iCieiria AlteessOldribie iseeflog. - I have leaf Iteowit, Sadie *iodised bin felt, tbb severity of the Ilse% aid vie %bonfire se. • equivocally state, that silos ems ammo be resorted • to. it is utterly Impossible that $ lamer goblin.— The Poo/wales its every where se ictolerable hordes 'on the laid, sad these, es-eperstiog with s gaNiig system of taxation, disable the cultivator o f the WI _ . from realising the fair fruits of bill exertions, I live in a parish . , where the rates, though less than they 'gi,s4 bees. abectb what might otherwiSe constitute * the gains of hosourable industry. In I7U teal poor-rata were 8211.; is 1821 they amounted to - 2,0001. Another source of the present mischief ap• *peiiiiiralng to, and weighing down the energies of the Agr , lCnitneulinterest, is the inadequate duty en foreign • eats.. lin the last man In the country that would wish to'itel my poor neighbour badly supplied with • th e milder's, much less the necessaries of life t . bat • proiniten to the cora grower of this country mast be aficnied; if any chance is to be allowed him of con * ailintiag, without absolute rain, to an exorbitant ti atioe. Dr. KINCLANC.—" Sir, I rise to bear to this very • eanTeroii o and respectable meeting my personal testi. • sriciiiy to the gnat aid style% distresses that do indeed • 'fillet the Agricultural Interest of this country.— There cast be so doubt entertained of the reality of ' tBd grievinees, a statement of whiny we are this day ri to lay before the Legislature. But there is no mystery in this calamitous situation ; the came is as glilefog ai the effects are evident.' A miming expos • #indittfre of the public resources of the country. dun • IffEn Sear of searljthiity years has wretchedly over ' wAlelesed the lauded interest with diMcalties that are 'at length become insufferable. No country. however • eh* lefts Miens, could' have feed the profuse watts of public money mleading a protracted war, • Carriid 0., and tiat. too I will cosi • didilj add, Ste. soh for ge4olas - Beltiali objeme, • Slk im the tontitry, to uphold and advocate pond ' 41 views utterly nepagnait to the true principles of oat constititiosal libenT. The measure of Perlis • iiiintark Merin is essentially meowed s with the sob jietioder dismission, because it is to a sent of coostita ,* final repmentation that may be justfrattribased set • .47 the prevailing Circuities, but his the fearful • froeplet of still greater national oeintaitles. • *frFiellinent mid economy mast necessarily be practised; • .tVi 'demises's, whee the means of farther peessiary eitritragania use at ai end ; they can be so !eager siopried, or if they be, we:shall soon have to compote • notes sin NU 'actual ionised of prospective rare. Ttio ciDstltetloul elijims ter which represented's was de• Mock were real public besiellto•—an aosioas watch* . • it4t iathildeal lid collective isterem of the seep • sostitity, altickif Only festered and pretested. mall • imipaU•le *resole of tines realms a Ordeal.* 41 . 1 ” 11, Mis4 l 4. oil 141411161 y , • aqi•as . I. tk . . 1 1. 1 4 11 / 4 0 .. (I. A 1... u 448 - .11,014 lerirlis.** ikalvlrt!. Rio t hiley4 .or . ti* ..V410W.4 IS,. • 444. 1 h!. r liclradO% iida y • tsl i fits • .. 1 ! , • thl a ffittY, h •I* a c t ...t adkair • • - • u• A.sXdp_Ull•ll. old he hi l• Ihi beiatiful the meadeg had just heard fnmm the worthy kid ~+~~~. ~,•.• !L'illled 08 0•Illas l ItA .NIPPI 48.Atillill1 1 1 4 liP mach whi.b had form i s *it OA* ." I ,eoinehle it Vides !lib) ,se .mt. o llst 'pew mg ,he had is 81 01 118 84 ' weer be peurem . . Ileums which at resent Awed dm Apical' liav! ;elem. Of the enisessimatteat Atlases be wee fail, coatisced. and he **lbw imiettesedltdly emeatiod to Abe adoption of the peados ,whieb lliti bees rebottle* Gemoi l for the comildscallew ef the sesolhlf e as Pa .. .. to the nature of the abject, and the eltstatiaa ..., , eswatrY. Ups. that topic of the Lensed address relative to Parliamestary Reform he dill ibilh his duty to ester, became it formed se feateral llseiresiness which they were assembled to dieessa..lllld bad felt it his daty to attend this eseslieg. to VIP li temuddiest. of time about lice, sad l t f ' . .41110 bp,eboald faithfully &sew limes elsewhere Os* beet of hie ability.—(Groat swgialets.) . The Rev. H.Casswals. lastseed. at mews hswifkollrill the absolute secessity of a reform la Partismestr%. lill then all petitioaing stet he !seises ; he esselidellily fa tomb; • seselation. " That 4511 reattletions : maereign cern be takes of, as Ow irst step , laying a tires sad stall* fesalasion fee go ag . lot on which to rest his Were bages." • • Mr. OLIV*II HAYWARD, OS * promisal fasmar444 lopeashierable extest, bore sestina" , to the semeemat feriage of the agrisalt ishmeet.‘ tad .sseeti 4 l4 the resolution of the $llllll4llll was, is a ettbsequent stage of the pre6walillsge.loo the'rete. sad aegatived by a later assierity.) ,! ~, t - W. Vitt unison. Esq. M. P. said. is the.alleloB the few observations he should have the Mundt treablipg the Meeting with, there were two leldel NI which be did not Melt it seceseary to threlli thew* was the astaal distresses of Remake" which MO been well stated to be as •Thiellt as that ewe 404 W make four ; sad the ether was, that he-keyed he geed. not assure that meeting of his williagasee and see*. mese, me all °commies% to give elfees-Wtheir wisher sad eamplai ate io the Ilene, of Cosimess. , {Coolliglii . applenae.)-Wirt the Homo of assameas wz% 4 7 4 when they saw the whole leaded itinerant of coming in :firma pawl*, is thole has, wee wet AS him te Wrists ; but I. knew that bath from leiloatlet sad inclination. every attend.* that was notill. weld be gives • thous, though he desisted wheels's , : way effectual remedy weahl ha the result. Unit Ades: .beirever, it wits the deny of Parliament to dm, MP bolt she laisfortswe.fall ie the fens thermrse 4. NIS* belt.dog feeling about as iluglishaum, he ilitad-to knew the worst of his danger. -see then be mid ea ' ormieelde dwell $ and If we were not yet demo to !the MOB. it was the besieges of bliwistere sad Phantasm testy to. Let the people Itaawtbe weeetibey have 4e ezpeot. mai they weehl gospels leithAt twesege ensly. which was the best seearity fee snewne. A lllNlftlas la the gallery had - talked taming of the; walimal obi; it may be written MI,. but it *me analfliartid alt. Perhaps. all tbe camieWee its Awe ea lillid Iles commie, aid en thi boom lie Wake essitgee draw, and W they rem, ali the walehommal weal bet held the asieseary ems. Mae handrail . _ _ . - throsgboet *emutry. ad eerily l4lane4 this, se less some middy meld be diwwvered. MAW of tits most sea sleds of prime is she swift mass be raised. He deprecated any eedeavour N rase the not of farms. and submitted, as the best plea to meet the present etriseecies, that nos and tithes ekould be reduced 20 per oast.—that goverment should lower the interest of funded property—and that 101. per cent. ou real property should be raised as. • tax, se cordieg to the seals beforomentieeed. Us was his. self a farmer. and bad Nekoosa that its about two years tb• value of his dock bad declined frees 4,0001. to lees than 3.0001. Dr. Kinsman* proposed an emendates% to the Pe tition that had been read, is which be latrodlised. is strop* terms. the necessity of Parliamentary Reform. This was seconded by Mr. BUUTta. It psweisg, however. to be against the wishes of the majority of the meeting. that geatisman did not press it to a di. vision. The thaaks of t h e Moeda( was thee ashohooaely voted to the Charlatan, who 'returned thuds Y a oast speech, and the Meeting dissolved. • . - - - L4l mrELLicitravCß.- COURT OF CHANCERY. JAL IS. This being a seal day, the Conrt was ocempletl le hearing motions, none of which posissusdany general Interest. Daring the coarse of the day, a cireemetaace of rather a novel oaten occurred.' Whilst Mr. Wetherell was addressing the .Coort epee a motion, a man. *be, from his dress, appeared to be i swebartic, and whose ens , womb, bell. Rs to ,semaultaps sot of perfectly sound ruled, stood up es the level it the back of the bar, sod eacleieted in "bed ,volee— u I wait to speak to the Lod theicellor." Mr. Wetherell immedlately stopped, sad tiro emote, pro ceeded-7m I have come all the yay fern Aberdeen, and most have an &shiver to. this," (Busying a letter towards his Lordship.) By this time the °Goers of the Coert laid hold of the travellet.4ll4.leallgrs all hie objeoooS, pat hies out of Utstmeevy. We enderstand that tisk kelivideal s ilaime to be neat of kin to Mrs. Sarah Bondi * hid lady who lately died. leaving a large sum of wat e z i andevisod. The letter is in the pooesesifie of the $ i t at Arms. MALT Or JUNO'S BRNO,. Jas. IL. The business of tide/lay. bail so:petals latonseL. • POL/CA • - —4l O -7-. —., .. 1 Manstox-noosa.—/Vindet . ,.marserwas elliikrad by Mi. Miller. Ot Lawn. eUa of karlog eeassittaili a. „pi tbaraday eight. ander tireassessele A I 1p sztraerdi• n!criikibil. ' •Mr. Miller's evidessa* e M e lligggelfeet s-- no las a ea, Om akd litasaeHirset, blq lore not .., . .. 4 6 , v 1 _ .it ' wig Isis wireit'oset" yerioidat . iiiiialiig. - 11e:feissil the. millions is an ideal min: is is logaitely mote Ono is la is circulation is the whole /lobe; awl if by any spr kin ciits of alebrey the sus oosiW be produced, the very eon circumstance of such an anuses l mirth. se awn/ try irtrimeel4 wi44a ••ggrizebvirt o4 ' , Bl M • MMus fain Of eitabser. t `son Mr. Mama e said be bad 'lrlesnosed. bislprolbesion of a biodonirvryor. a droodfsd Mica of Aimee. sae ; • RIO' r wen' Inve r.. had bern 4l 77 .4t bsey =Mt Sr.- b._ ,3 home iltey esloyrtl thlimselert. gee., Sts ...j MM sok es the sr. hem, :which they twilit two Useless( wine mei throe betties, of perry; whieb it scesed they bait gram with end Mr: Miller Mg:drier it very poNte fowl from cm of tbem. acksowledgisg the *hawks *7 wet. seder to his for the mealiest beverage his Id ler afforded. Upes rmamising other parts of the premiss% Mr. ifiller fluid that his iris chest had bees Stroud apse. The isstreesest (a large chisel) with whish this fest was performed was lying es the premises. sat $ dark beaters. *bleb the thieves bad fordettet,were also risked up in Ms mews of Abe search. The petty sash drawers of theirs. chat lay epee, empty; lest Mr. Miller believed there bellies" in these wises he left the warehouse a sem perhaps sot exemellag a maple of 'mends. The bills sad papers were not Wean away. neither had any Skier bees rammed that was likely to be reeovered. Sims inns, erect-tops were takes. bet the cruets were left bibbed. The chime! which; though very *troop bad Mee Imbue In the effort to eyes the chest, was of the largest else. All the reams of the bsildieg, except these in frost. bad been visited by the depredators, ma there were varies, cirinumeamon eenetrring to is a very string impish'', es limpness/T. besides the probability thm he was the writer of the letter " eT thanks" ie Me. Miller for theeentetalemeet tarried. Thb Islam widish was mimes in a good bed, be ries with the word "Getemita," and stated that they (tbe write , gad &loads) had fogad, regretiod that Owe was no " eased is the lei " (mosey is the *best), but expressed the highest opinion of the wine, beggedpardea fur distatbieg the papal, sad expressed bow happy those who drank the wine woald be to visit the premises upon a fatere measles. There was a postscript stating that an iron chest .void beef op utility where the visitors might think proper to go.—The prisoner was remanded. OPILDHAL4.-1 7 4Tsxstrs Roonsive:.-A. man who: said hie same was Marsha ll , but' who Is knows to the 'l l 6lke by the name of "Waves. was brought befo4 Abiermaa CORISTOTIM 9111111, chatted with haeiug committed a burglary and robbery in the house of Mn (tanker. groggy, of Losig-lanedtorithlield. The -mimosas of the property, melee , ltei et the hem* II 'Me. Gardiner is supposed to he 1901. • • . Freea the evideeee, it appearely.tbas Mr. flambee had ett Thmeirlay eight lammed his. hens* at the usual hoer mud retired to. bed. Upon wester done stairs out morning, he freed that thieves had broke, sate his hoses. and robbed him of a great qaaatity of tee and other valuable property. lie also missed Ma watch width he bad the night before in his parlour. A patro), s ie goiag his nand, feead ie the hOwelt beadle *metalling a quantity of tea, and suspecting ta'at'll bad heap, shies, and that the thief was eat at by eVilidintaisea, obtalosd OM assistance of aeother thiviliew_iiii iffloostaidle search the neighbour beat of Sciledebt lie hood the prisoner among the pens tatlbui . autos, stet - iMik him lato custody. la the prisoner's fob he form a' Watch which, is he knew the fellow to be a 199 1. • r, be concluded could not bare been get • /aria the regular This watch Mr. Uardiaer lyeisedistely 'Os Ids pxopesix. which Sat hied dialed hals► tsivakets mho had lately plinks a Ash.' The O wlet was remanded. Saloom Eleflewey, a ems of respectable appear slue. and we eadentood 'very 'respectably connected,: was charged by )he hoes. of . Jobs Watson sod Co., of Holborn - hill, with Levitt doinesitted frauds to a. large amount upon that firm. 'I here were s I cases stated against him, oseof which was, that he bad procured' some shails and ether articles apse a false repreetegation. Theme goads were sear by the desire ertliti 'prisoner to a pablimboase le Pleat-market, tic ',Mrs's , of which bad never seen him before, but had 'Newts& from civility. to take care of them, and gimp times law the Custody , 'of a man who should call to take them to.the coup try.—The prisoner was remilitd as • iley MAILLIOROUOII-11TAZIT.—Ma , lomat to: Mr. Atwell, of the Edgwarmroad, wai charged with rob- Mug her master of 1101. contained in a box. Mr. Atwell went out on Sunday se'onight, and on his recurs he found two doors broken open, and a chest containing the money in a small box, from which it bad been taken. The prisoner, who was left in care of the house, with a yeast , child, said she bad taken a walk, and the rob bery was then committed.—She was suspected, and taken into custody, and by the vigilance of some of 6-1 term belonging to this establishment she was traced to have carried the box containing the treasure to the Golden-cross, Cbarieg-cross, on the Sunday sftersoon, l and at her revisit the Clerk wrote a directiost on it, to her sister. *ad it was seat off.-. The priessser still de- Wed any knowledge of the robbery, until the hex was exhibited before bor. white she gave a pierelog shriek. ndiag the risotto& wee is custody. the box was re• turned to the owner by some of her (Ands, wish 901. is it.---The prisoner was reseeded. WNW MARRIED. Os the 1311 i instast. at Carlton, Use lutes, rtnrureee. yesseat sheet of the late Woollaston White, of Wallis( Wells, la the coasts of ilastints, Bart. Thursday, at Chasm. Surrey. LleaSesant-Coloael Charles Erase Rilesose, of the Royal Easiseers. C. B. to Mary. third daughter of the late Rel. Mary Peach. Rector of that pisee. Thursday. at It. Peers, Covest-sardea, Mr. .1. Waster Wesley, of Grayodaa, to Amelia, oldest dossier Natha niel Roberts. Esq., of Bedford-tared. I _ . DIZD. Oa sOF a few boars' Elam. Mrs. Aegis, of Creech On Oa ..to Wlaiteltellitlier. Elizabeth Pena- Wpm the disibidaillii of-lard and lady James Stead: 11111 4 ;ie Oaths time., apd 74 Asa', tim olfe of Mr. !Witham Pilgrim, of formerly of London. Oa Thursday do itti at East Shwa, Surrey, ca settes liihiabalbs it 13 6sleii &Mom WM". Z B4 l. pm* el She far Asdhiag dal PshNo Aerosols. I hut. at Bath, Iselin/eh yamt ..... tbla i we, Sir Roar, Adidas. • C witqu Mlle Oing•tOli *id* at eis 41... csi.; ate gal Breast, at Alleassars, sear Hariessd. no. mant r a the Wiper af BM ay& Ms was Itspdasdia Dassathaf Mt, as,. wpm* ByLllo4trir of she abelve l parish. BB ssa t orrarss of A dad isseesir. '•• ' ' Wrillimispeassisit. et • tA. falba Sidi year • Na Ise, tas Rev. B. Barry, Oak. ilieriN sad . . v• ; 1 v efliv ,•1004 1s. ii. is " 4 nire "61" r IO L LusitioN 16. _eta..- 001T0,31.--Thens have hen few sales of sloes ear Wt. yet the impAritti weatieme ictimml, which aro oxipookil so loud to-ooisilosoidt oroasieg is , jell aopetted: VIM Ls penile cantina, to ha 4 pnvately. received from Liver moralag thae, the pereemsis of Cowes is tbe Aro days of this week 4 2100-hates t the pion were vaned. Ti n w in e s op ep,Wedaesday shoot 7010 SUGAR—There has Mws more Masativades es slo w this week than for mai& . dile movisaely. -the ha have s h beat! AtleMdad t, Pas market, ham consideraUtt Latadkaratawa whatever the Metal slabs rieseley, yet they i n idliber thaa amiss' tie melees week, p li si nt laxly 'Red loges. the lealaiwy n kf which ara di zt of °Maple% higher price.. ' have hen aid rather exesasiva implivliii 'Lamp I k e week, oh* pelawardlammeOpelmwa Itiate M ils Pe; 'pact of a ferthee howeemme: U. other dm& toga of goods there WSW halide& La Pardo C pre few sales an IsA' k tipereal - isy rivals aurae. COPPER.—Tho grip of cellsiort of LI6 casks British 141 lass St. D s : mingo ; the fans ODenseran C s g. fee, suitable for the homa4easeimplieet. mad which s a y freely at a tanker alkaasevatllowile:pr ewe CoooA.—By PlahlesSels liditlim Sid bap ; S. mail Cocoa dis. and Ills. S._ - FRUIT,—Tore is se weeded aheratiee this who : two eery large Wee ate adverthied-fit, mud, assist* of Rip s led and Black dray pers; %Imam Mimi* 51 a a qnantity of Preach 'nit. 174 * , BRAN DT. sal HOLLIOTIKI.—ThIe Aweless thlssi teatteeteehiswereit.eieissil ii the dual alarket, NI eseletao arlitmenallaawa °agleam lac itteillpe Plait Rase, for the Nth taut.; the geatway is men amnia Chu sew'e'd ; the day of animas wild thee moll dm ellaweitanot today hiclendwatatted. as the ammo was one 'morally harm. Tap emeket. however, as; be stated fros, and buyers malt ottchato my mi. , derable parcels at Use preeised4—fletaly eswd asses exceeding(' dsonetelds Ow madistimm . .. s ee. nark nal, on mono of do eery toia dehat - Illirli . Il!www -0 there is ati aterifoii.. • 1 OILS. —The wino of Illreesteed MI earl, iirdmotak x were at a small *draw: Alsi deemed lima nth, gebsided, and the cuserney has doeli rto the Isom r•tes.—l a seed 011e.tintre is Ili tilde ' ' • INDlOO.—The sale at tinejidia Main aimed at s late bear to -tloy 4 the pOrtee, iictlto .st pil a y t Mac lower than at tbe cipiameatomitat'of yet ' fru" 3.1. aQ. per %Allgood Mir piesliew Mews cataract. sod from Is.e.L.ft 9 ~,. ia• i ;A; blew Shaw de lest India House lisle. TALLOW. —lie Prides 4 Taltmi t- iiiii Wm* t vaazed within the last few days; 4dr , fissoontse Übe Caton' Tallow has been sold at 41ht, k 4d5•454, ad "3 the nearest (potation, at *three oc. was 495. M The foram , hoMen ala speculators on-Wahl hay's', and purchase retamitraly, at the :Wm* prise we he, mentioned.—Town Tallow is today soled dee., which is Is. Molter than last week. ASHES.—By public sale, the Iheacams. 11l hands Quebec Pot A shes:—let glum*" mid at 34.. id. s 3.15. ; 211 qty i bty at 31.. a als. . • MICR Or lIRIRD. Th. 1:i OM piiike or the belt Ililitaielitaal sto• oettispolls..is Oita' birth. priasigelAiliareardillt ' peace Farollodillio chlisis 1.0111( 1 1 . 1.111p. . , . s_ .. • nict °SliOre/i roams. Relit W. Wets W. 10s. sr W. 1/od* 107.r1llisii4i.1; Sasses. W. de. aR. ih. SRO. *AL • v • Essex 11,14e.t0 IL Ilte. a 41.1 e • , a- Ponies; ll* 71. Ili. ' , .1".. . JX. 'l .. , 4 •. 1 -Th sr : : 1 7( . ,' .:: ..P. - ',., " • ---: TIN Reed soda Ind .. . ":' " cede of every lIItIVID, bad, of ... , - :_lesdl et all abet. deeds is gasoral. yea Ira ' • • as) isessrfal slr. tolaßes is OW pricoilloodoweioßre lestet low Red sad White qpyjp6 le k Ao. lie s' . ll 4l !I sow Iseersie almost assalible thy lonia. is , itellii is aloe quite* dells ipso *Wm. '. R lab Red. Clover. per amt. Ws. to 43....jia0 issie SS• to .—rolielta des. to Ileo.:allee rev, 01. to dol Wldta Cloves. gds. to ails. dos. 73a. to 114.--71011..105. i 17s. ba t Mts. to ilds.-111b Ora's. ifs. We, ille. Os. to Ws, • Cerrairay Reeds. NC to OW Isii, 'lldeps.codaidiot dim We. to 14.. aa4 lis.—Oprieg Tares. yes sastles % vac ' —St.. rola. M. io 31..—Rye OrasE lie. SO. 1,280 asr. ilk to 8..--Geary. Ws. to 4140.—Tetelp Ws. to 434.—W alto Howard 31104,111‘. jai 1.11;,. VII ditto, 10s. to 14. Waster Tares. $O.. to SW. toed. ' pet last, adt. to Sit. llts.-I.lNeeed, petioartor, . gas.; de.. Ad& . • 4 MIKE OF SUOMI. .re. Jemmies. Orowa Us. to SOs. I Sloe* Lame mair 79a. to M. Med Hag - - 084. to Ms. 000610 .11U• - Ms. to 108.. flood - - - OIL to 744. i I Ilsolo.o• - - Ills. Is Ms. Antigua, Brows ids. to 67a. Bastards - -. SOL lo 78.. Waling - - 904. to 6.11. Molosies - -- 1115."... Ik. float - - - Ms to 006. Candy. Stein IN A. ltd NEW° ATZ AND LICA DENHALL.—Dy **Carom Boor - ft. Od. to fa. 4d. I Veil - Is. id. to M. 44 Mottos Oa. 4d. to is. 4d. Pork - to. Id. tor M. IL RAW HI OES. Best Benin & Steers per St. Ordinary Is. Id. tells. IR Is. Id. to Is. 2d. Market Calf emelt NLOL Maas's Its. OIL tots. lOC Riseitalt Horse : , PRICE CP !EITHER. I Btttl ao to abs. 10d. to ted.--eittli. solo to 941...Dresokse tildes, lid. IS 11111.—Plso ISd. to Ilijd —Crop Hides toe eollialr. SO lit 4111 to 1814.—Ditto 46to6Oltit. 40Ibe. UM. to !It—Ditto. 60 to WNW OK to ROL 70 soma. vac is OM ( 0,0 4 0110 •0 SOd. Par lb.-14srge Me; gel. q 184 1- .8 1 1.0 000d Hides led. to lOid Spsaish Hors* Hides to ad. Outs, Suss.—Polled 4Sd. to woo. Ss. M. is. Yd. • • e. • - - 'meg OF coniuno. -- - Fres Tallow Manglers' Melte—Pelee .1 COSS. Fe saes. Os. St —Moulds, I Is. Ud..--61. per desi.dlowed Ihr RAT AND STRAW.—Stemossia. Hay.... W. 10s. to 44. W. Straw ..si t jpip .4 • biatP, • Color 4S. Os. so Id. lbs. COAL MtRYET. Jut. 114 Ships at Market. Ships Aoki. PEW. t Newcastle - 294 -- - li. to 43a. 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