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4;4 ~ •IN 4 , 4) 61 ~~ g V THE CHASE. .I)ke jons *atilt'" " Essulth enough! impattent of loriag kr.uue. "Thy butmi, thy burn, thew 'server ha. • hewn ; " Naar let tbrm rtrt, awl seek the frientli) rharl, , '• Aid 'crass and meterior (ITS the.r awned anl." It, woo" litiod closed, Lod iht thus at as end, we have tionefore left ohs timid hate 00.'6(1 her seats, and the rive d...mt. dis his earths, and shall now.devote the ►parr which LA. been ►llottadthrouzh thi: w tater to sportsmen, to other purpose, inelei D eney and rinestioo of the winter, Ita•, esl.o I forth all the gallantry of tint strortsinso in et.- Countering them. The fux humid. of Lord Darlington, in the hest eonntn in Logland, Yurksh.nt, love touch diatmrnalwd theirivelres. Their See and spirit, ilrs w:gg a rorsr, seem weknowlechtei, tis pre-enstiventn.The hunting is: the I onfederate Hum, Is of Mr Wales awl Tor M. •MIPTIMILtI S it. P. is alike the Nth jest nF praise. bosuns kill so risustavtly, or *lord the rider so my opportunities of distmuttieling himself; their emintry is mat an taloa:utile as that of Lead Derlitigtoo.— Mr. 1.. F411:11 61110 fill are eery good, and deservedly well re poctod by every sporismass that has followed them ; and his kind attention in often throwing ot.!'in tlie neighbourhood of York Sas Virtu mach easufsctiau to tae resident gentlemen. Mr. Osbaltlesion's ham lomat& tin,.ted by iii self,) hawse atrorded W1C.4.11/ 00111 sport ; and Colonel Tltort:totes lap-dog dpyiug the 1 4 tteS 404 of the Scarborough season, petatured mach amusement is that net tibonettood. The hounds in thew ruuntry, heat wrll Sol lased ; and the York Subscription bounds hart, novice the roes sod conduct of dials uhi and *Steely musky, John Yea man, the huntsman, given much dasktag spurt to eh. grutk swn Or 0. k and the ovighbuorhoud. Amongst the must distinguished riders whirl. hart come to use knowhylge thrombi* the season will be fount:— In Lord IM.,iiigort's Hunt-y• Sir T. Pilkingtun, Sir F. Boynton, Sir F Smith, Mayors. Hawke, Trearheg, Fessikland, Parker, Wentworth, Weinman Bell, Limns, , SUMO WO, Sih.rtup, A. Hawksourth, Shepherd Scott; Arm. strong, Waring, Ratty, Oliver ' tat. s:e .—:nod Lied 'llsi hog too, who is always with his Lunods, soil fur whom nu day as tier It. hang. In hhe Ctrifekrate Hunt—A .unbar of the abort gentle - shun; ado. Moor'. W. Legard, Sykes, Best, Oulhihtemon. l A syvtle", 11,11 , Seongorir, Scatchard. raked, *X. Sr. and • 1111mber of ilso Zell Ile Illfn farness who " dashed " through the doehc• of half the coition, in order to prepare tbe&- mire, f. 4 the last F., laths Stakes at \tattoo. lo Mr. 1 via 's Hunt—Also a anuther of the alarm distio. ignished ruku. Mtn's. Jodi% firstliervin, vor• COURSING. This diversi.", throtightisewiutewileter, hes been mnrh impeded. pertioi Sri> us the Wulds, by lineeestu; WPM • OJOS OS. Gum she beguiling of November. Jurlg.tt trout ties Mst,isio-Vieri.n.r, the blood of 14nowball s. ems to hoT,I its Louvre isee-eisineoee. The teal Derbyshire breed, derieed trot Mr. Mundy, if it dues nut abssuutf.l:,. h.:11 the first place, untineseluits'olp pussy's..a the serum', sod se e the ouiy greyhuouds, bred an an inclosed ioniser, who hers been to 'laud tits %.V.1•1 test of a psrisrtly open oar, and euerses of time ue four mike contioesnee. Yesterday her Royal liit;liness the Princess M tar completed her 3 d year the wine was nb. set ed at Windsor by the assembling of wort of the brunches of the auli•L iasstLV. The Dukes of YOMA, tiANT, awl Csiesetui.E. arnved swirly in the worisi"l4. to congratulate her Royal Highuess spa a the happy return of the day. In the evening lie Korat r amiiv ha a ball, to which they were Joined by a select tarty of particular friends. Her 'loyal Highness . ' tradesmen Illuminated their homes upon the occasion. Hu NI/OE6TV expected in town to-morrow, to bold a private Leyte and Privy Council, at the ( i puccreti Palace. Lord LiLvoao and family arrived, yesterday, at their boase iu Upper Bruoice-street, from North. amptonshirr- The Earl of BAERTMOEC is nicevertd from his late indisposition. Tba Marquis and Nlarchiooma of Assacoatt en tertaibed a large party of Nobility , at dinner, yes tettlay, at the Priory. His Lordship is expected iii town trismorrow. _ Lady lit:atm a r;.'s grand rout was again post - la-t night, on account of the alms' of the Duchess of MusTaost. _ _ Lady STANLLY WWI yesti:rdny afternoon safely sislissred of a min, at the Lail and Countess of Duke r ho.ise. in Groevenor-arituire. • marriage flu lately taken place between Mr. Foam :silos the late Count( ss of ELGIN._ ?dr. IM/410m fitted op the Banbury theatre moat Arend", and proposes opening it, on Tees inled, with the ploy of The Struager. t% 11111 d Lady Eusastrto Wm TOOLS D are a-- peeled nrNt Friday at their house in Doerr-%tri et, frost 'Reillorslphire. Her Rofal Iliglineei the Princess of WALE.% wile a grand dinurr, n i Siiintiy, to a large party of Nobility, at her house at Mai {heath. . _ The Duke and Duchess of Alaataosiovom were eteeetrel yesterday at Sion-House, Irma Blenheim, anal will he in towu on Friday. Sir P&iEa WARBURTON has purchased Sir Juan Forts t.r.y's house in (:rmivenor-pluee, fi)r ten thoutund pounds._ . Lord iwd 'Lady Grntwv. Cavvrotint Intim 7rdenitty atditeir house in Saville-row, iron Lati menu, Backs. _ 11.:uly Lot tg* MANNERS is gone to pass a few days at titan. • F.ael of So voo has taken an e!elonit hotne io Curzon-erre, r. 1). ur)-Inue Thentre is *gout etowel.,l. to the two new liens. Tco• compaoy u. e;,teruh.l. Ti.. Siooris of Toridoel ; to-:• Delabareath. *Oa. sod "olive I C.iukWh Beno.nourk. Thome" lacimelooo - lo w cu r i o s ; V.o•ount Voro•usasso Ilorpoth ; Lord owl Loaf fiselos.l, Lord liamte. 1,-4.es *coast 0.-ol Do, tr. Mere promoot The Commit has b..en got up much aurcee at the Manehwo.ter 7 heater. Three MI6 110 part better perform..l than that of tL.c To-mor row eight per:ar.us the pa.t of Dori. ...we!. In The 101".'s Stmt.:zeta. -0.1 :a I .e 4hteo i* to sear t/o t :of .4,-) P;isit swots by t he Lite Duke of Br ;%-a4r sT U.! •'s tnarriar_ imtrottts.-.1 ILia . .(reS bo`nt'_ fite, at the North.. rtiptori 'llitotc•, and on 1", ;rc the Theatre .losstts f.r. the I,eascb.i...;ll: )fro. Mt • Dif. ' 4 OU oi A ist she pres. ;e. .:- sitars with tt.... now Comedy of Ttee Trqrl.l, ra. d the Faret of Altrawely. INDI.I-fiOnE. Yesterday a Gonerat court was held at the Past India-House, summoned on apetial affair. The Minutes of the last Cows ware set erally read cad agreed to. The CliAiltUAS informed the Court, that at the first Court alter the E(ectiuu of the Directors, it was usual to read an ahat,act of the. of th e Coaupany, which was accordingly azreed to. After the abstract had been read, 3lr. C ;IPAE observed, that he wished the section to be ri ail over again, which related to appointment of persons 411 servants of the Company ; the law stated, that there could be no person appointed to it situa tion, where the salary exceeded 2001. ear, with out the coacurteoce of a General Court ; that there had been places bestowed lately of it most lucrative kind, in contradiction to that law. He meant two appointments to the ba g gage wore houiesi; and the ingenious method the Directors had taken to evade the law, was to pension the persons who held the situation with 2001. a-year cock, and to give their lucrative sittsatimis of bout. anti a-year to others. increasidg the expenses of the Company. and removing ova, against whom there was no complaint. The CHAIM:AN observed, that if the Honoura ble Outlet's:in *Quid move for an inquiry into the sweet, he would be ready to meet I , but lie hoped it was not his intention to enter into a di.- cusaton of it now, as the Court had much more ma tet ial business to attend to that day. Mr. Csoresta. said, he did not intend to take any step at present. He had put the Court in possession of the facts, and they might act as they thou proper ; but, for his part, he did net know the fie of laws, if they were allowed to be LOAN The Chairman. Mr.ltaisv, informed the Court, that he had called them togeths r for the purpose ut laying a Petition before them for their approbation, to be presented to the Legislature of the country, praying fur a lean of two million four hundred thousand pounds. He they moved “ That the Peti tion should be read," which wait carried 'in the af firmative. The Petition stated that the Compsuy, from the exigencies of the present state of their trade, were unable to meet the great demands ou them ; that they were indebted to Government in a large sum for duties, which, added to Lepo,oool. which was usceniary for them to have, to enable theta to pre verve their territories, would make the grant sun , 4 two millions four hundred thousand pounds, which the Petitioners trusted the Legialatore would grunt. The CNAIMILII then stated the unquestimuthle ability to discharge all their present debt+ in Eng laud, and to repay any stid tha might he utiiietled ; for, independent of the latiltan dein, e lt... g eable on the Territories in India, on the Ist of. Alarch last, the sum total of debts, with and without is terest, includiug the debts due to Hui 1141jr‘ty for customs and excise, then amounted to 9,1;1.462 i whilst the into owing by the public, aryl other good debts, and saleable goods, Dow unsold, houses, warehouses, iv. amount to 14.149,6231. whilst goods expected from India and Chim e s, in the course (Atte present rear, *ill amount t05..4.71.0001. which together weida make the actual property in England 19490A/31. Mr. Patmscp did not feel . a.doubt but the Le gislature would grant the sum asked for by the Petition ; be also thought that the Petition was necessary, and it should hare his entire support ; hut, at.the seas time, be could not help saying, he did nut believe all the allegations which st contained, and he was cStilideot the Legislature would not behave them. Mr. GRANT, the Deputy Chairman, observed, that lithe House of Commons doubted any allega tion in the Petition, they would call for documents. Mr. RANDLC JACICSO - N trusted that the Petition would be carried without a disecating voice. Not only every individual of that Court, but the public, Gov't to be satisfied au to the state and situation of the Company. The public hail a right to expect to be satisfied in every point, before they were uNked for their money. if embarrassments had beta caused to the Company by the Dation-4f they. were milli rers by national occurrences, they had every right to relief. But the qiu 4 stion ar e ., w e r e they in that 'Rotation ? Their coinuierce had suf fered, but on what account ? For the good of the nation. The nation had called on them to send out huge crones, to conquer countries. They had driveu the French out of India ; was not this fur national purposes, cud national safety ? Ne con ceived he had a right to enumerate and strew that every loss in their commensal affair, had been easuisid by national purposes. The American Treaty, to what et.tent did that iujure their com merce ? It cut off oat: half of it, anti ruined. the other, and was not this granted for national pur poses? lie would contend. that they had been prodigal of their icuiistance to the Goverurnent, and, instead of lw,gging, they ought to make a etasui. wished 10 { prove to the public, at the Bar of the Homo. of Comiums, that their mbar. ratio:tent' were not canoed by their own acts, "bat for the attainment or national objects, and if tlia. caw. were proved, they voted not refuse the re li ef - . eel. Store said It few words. Mr. l)txox said, nothing had been adduced to show that there Was a ray orhotie that they ewer should he ahle to reps the sum peilioned for. They might to %I.ew they had us,sl, ttud %rye 11.0411. /VOW) Ity awn th'atu hite economy aiipe..red in isoy one of their arr.mgeinerna. if h e ivied that I'etitinn, it would be oo account of the assurances from the Chairman, who had vouched for the troth of its allegations. Mr. Lows COV.4 COlleriVtit that the company ought to she." to the public. that they had made use of ecnnomy. lie much feared it was but in their lower. When he saw Gentlemen in the tti ttuttiotot of Candidates foe I)irectors, worm! to such au arriazing expense to carry their pnimt, he was in to•helieve there must he • grvater induct.: nit.tt th...m !Mu!. a•year to till that office. li e . 4 , convinced there was what tea. called ' , caret service tio..;er, and that to an cionuous amount. He v.,“' I he wil:in L in support the I)irectors. if they n and tlieir secrets to *hp Pro ! tvietor. , .. lie I* 4111 A. at a future upportn ft..c Mat the DI rectors should bate 14.5.:;1. and lose :.:1 their perquisites." The Deputy Chaittneu, Me. Gun,. toot to snswer the two Hoooaraide tieutleturn who had spolstai last. lie would have *hnd they had , t ►okra from route proof or not.iiiiietit, and not in dulged sit were detlaniatiuti ; but if they would cmll for documents, they should he laiti oo table. As to the buiiret of etohnioy, there was great room for it ; the k' oprittots could oat lie more anxious than the I/bettors uu that subject. Every year, every month, they were emeetheig towards its secomplislituei.t.— The secret money was very• vinall, and neier put to way WIC hut what it originally was ititended for, which' is secret; but lie w 'told assuie theta, that the Directors never benefited by uny rut ofit. was a certain knit! of Linguta 4 t. to l i e mat te it ,e. or to the Legislature, and. although they might bit e a chain, it would be indecorous to present it in that ithiflte. _ Mr. Drcor thanked the Dtputy Chuirinan for Lis rxi:Liiiatio.t. After ...me further coo%ermition between Capt. K uird, Mr. Kimble, Mr. Lushingtoo, Mr. Oftek, the Demity Chairman, and Mr..13:1,um Cie yy..lion was put. uhrther the Petition bhould have thr Company's Seal alliwri to it, a n d b-lirr- Rented to the !Naar of Commons by Mr. Grant. the Deputy Ci Orman. which SVA4 carried in the atErmatiie, a it hout a diaseitting voice. The Court then adjourned sine die. POLIC L. sew.marry. argaret West, the girl upon whom a vi ..lent outrage was COMM, :ad, he; f ee or sic mot, in • stsbla, 1n Duke-street, Li licolo's-Ins:lields, a short time mace, being sufliciently re- covered to &diem! the (Office yesterday, Isaac I)awberry, the coachman, ••'i, rostUdt as one of the oflemiers, was b r ourzlit Ofliee, rod underwent a long examination be fore Mr. RVA D. The agcravnted eiresoustances are (ally before the politic. Mrs. Mills, and 'ewers' wttuemes, oh . ° sawn variety of cwrisborati.:2 rirenaivt :kW..., &needed, and gave the.r testimony, "evicts was takat in the rego:ar form tit iafoniation, sail they were inroad over to give evidence upon the trial. The unfiwtarinte Proswatris is • prior indwatrioes girl, and lives with tier iwithix, who' likewise is a hard-workin and iodustrious aulllall. The it...admit of the Prisoner and his companions ton aids the girl, has caused her conhw•ineat, which has previinted her from riming her !Mini: hy her in eindry us Inyetofore, consequently has brought much distress and tronhle npou her. A respertOrle gentleman. well. know ing three circumstances, and that it was not in the !lower of the girl or her molier, to Ka to une expense in conduct :lig the ! peasematiois, very tandali'v ii!wried to the Amish °linens of Mt. Andrew, Holborn, where they resided. and to the Pariah Mines of St. Cirawnt's Dam: s, in whit a the assault was committed, last Friday, for ectorifin her, tool a sum for them to carry on tan prosecution. . . The Officers beloniiic to each pariah g ave him a tri fl ing ram for Mr temporary relief, sad •brn the basin. is ra haul lichee a meeting of the Ve3A.y of M. C ement's, au day treatise, it was screed, very proprely, that the rostra. time showlsi he carried na at the expose* of the Parisi.. The Vestry Clerk of the per6h atteoak& tie CX4w.tilitioll, yesterday, tior that porposte: The Prisoner Cm committed far Ihriber examisatiee. His Royal High:tees the Duke 13'Am/octant and suite arrived it Yarmouth nu Saturday. to too bark on hour(' the Eery's frilate, wWeh is ex pected round f Spithead : liis Royal Highness will proceed to Gottenburgh to escort the remainder of the French Roy al Family to Liglatid. By adview from the Isle.. of France, to the 20tb December, the following country ships were cap tured. viz. the Resource, Gli.t.wst.i.; Louisa, —; Elisabeth, ; —; and the Albion. The Reber* Be/tees 'yrs, from Liverpool, for Savannah, fosuidered at sea, on built Jan. last. The Mary Asus. BENTIIAN • ftrritfli at Charb g tou. resin thy Clyde. was boarded by two French frigate., on nth Feb. in let. 42. 47. Long 41. The Delight. CaAIIT, from Loudon. for Char leston. was spoken with on the 41st of February, in lat. 33. U. lon. U. 30. The Africa, Cox/JOLLY, from Africa, for Char lestou. is detained, and.sent into Tortola. A Dublin Paper say A few nights since the niters supporting the gallery of the Little Theatre. in Stafford -street, ease way during the perform ance, and the entire came to the ground. The wene was distressingly whimsical ; such a coufusion of legs, fares, caps, haLs, stick*. bonnets, &t:. was perhaps never before seen ; we have not heard that any serious accident was the consequence."' Goodwood races are fixed for Tuesday and Wed. nesday, the 10th and 1 ith of May. A great deal of sport is expected. On Saturday, Mr. Jei.tvra, of Fishbourne, near Chichester, engaged, for a trillitig wager, to eat too oysters in five minutes and a half. lie won the bet with ease. having (Leasure:, the whole of them in less than ive minute.. A young woman, servant to Mrs. enure, of Chichester, on Tuesday last, took a quantity of laudanum, with an intent to destroy herself. it war happily discovered in time, so as to prevent its direful effect, and she is nos ill a fair way of recovery. The r2d battalion of the a6th Regiment. about 400 strorrii, are to embark at (ios?ort on the ad and 4th of 3lay, for Jersey. 110 I .llostlav, a Court-Martial was held on Tho mas Dillow. alias Hi hard flail, marine, of His MAJairrv's cotter Sprightly. for rubbery and dr. sertion. He was sentenced to receive ant) lashim. Sir 14•4e:Ctsrviiit, Bart. President. Tile lit, tJ, sth, anti 7th Isittolions of the line. and the lit and id Light Battalions, of tia• king*. Gerarni Legion. (-miaowed their marsh from kilitstiori, ilattle. and Bexhill Barracks, % wiser , on Ti nir ,,;: t y morning, to be embarked at Ramsgate, olirre transports are waiting to reveler them. On Thursday, the 14th instant, was killed at Whitby, by :.Ir. Juts• butcher, a rvinark ably km us, allowed tc. be the fattest, and of the greatest wei ti -ht. ever killed in the alsose place 7 weight of his fuar quarters 136 st. 10Ib. ',fell) to the stone). The above was bred out of a sivahl cow. supposed never to exceed 40 stone. Crowds will haste, at 5 o'clock this day, to Guildhall, to win es. the very iuteresiiog scene which is to determine the fate of the several notie Mansions in the City Lottery. As mauy a capital Prise has been wou by the purchasers of chance , on the Trimming of the drawing, it ii sulnnitted to those who are not %et adventurers, whether it may lint he of con.ietpleocc to theta. in their way to the Hall, to step :':to • Lott.•ty (fir , and c shts k ia • qualilication in this itnportant Schell* ! NAT'AL LVT2LLIGENCL IWINGATE, Saintiay afierrfous, 4 „ - d 4 d, EMBARKATION. The iirst of the Id litittalion of the (her. man lefentry, shout a5O men, couire un d ti i :118C.:r inarch-r1 iu this atteranou, 10.-,rut iillattlillttely 410%1 to the treariport., acd are at this iaxtaut etubarlsorg. The remainder of this Hattie. hue will he here to-morrow iturriiing. The dress of this Itegiiiieut is (lurk Lsreec, the men are yourur and arctic,- ; they we. quartered at Ramsgate ;nett part Of 144! 4 i.ustwr, , 1111/ during that proud their coral t high:, praise-worthy. Set era'. IsorAe tratlsports ha e come into the ha - 11'mr this ; out the inf . :glary expected here will be cilibut'a.e.: completely, it is supposeal, before suy bane, are el:peed. rnfursunuTa t APRIL 9.1. Arrived the Lord Melville, Captain Itumi l ,f r ,.„, I .undoil In the Brazils. A V tliVallSl is apt, 01 . 1tril 6. give iirstroctiuus to the ships which put to: -,,-- tertlity totwd w the West Indies.—Wiud V'. rf.t MOUTi. ANL' Came in His Majesty's ships P . 111L14, cruise, •nd /find:Jahn., with u fleet °rump), victe o :- lera, from tilt Itcet oil' Lisboa. APRIL 24. Arrived the IIVII:014e frigate, Capt. Barre, fame L' Orient, where the got no shore, and has spruc;:n leak. lu chops of the channel spoke the s ta . tiro, 3s. Captain Brantley, with &patches funu .\tuerica. Passed by the Channel Fleet, for Torbay, cot sisting of seven sail of the line. lits Majesty's ship Tomeraire having sprung a leak, is ordered up liatuouse fur repair. 11 , e Meer .loop of war, with the Dyke qf Kea, must skip. are waitintr, for the Nemesis, &e. to start wits the Newfoundland convoy from the Eastward. Captain Skinner is appointed to the coutniand of the libninstan, vice link, who is appointed to the TORBAY, APRIL 23. Arrived the Channel Fleet, from their station of Brea. TALISSAITIL AM I. 22. Arrived the Primer Adolphus packet, -Captain iloulderson, from New-York and Halifax, in Joy drys from the latter pl ace; ' also the Frouleis Fred int packet, Capt. B, with mails from Jamaica, from whence she sailed on 4th March. firvenil of the mattered ships of the fleet which sailed from Port-mouth on 18th December, had arrived kt Juumica ; the above packets bring no account h the ltocbfnrt squadron. The St.Loreazo, a Spain.), 74 gun-oltip, was Iving at the liaviannah, with ill toll Ina*, atruck.—NVind N.W. DEAL. APRIL 21. Arrived and sailed for the River the Reboots tramport. Capt. Clite, from Portsmouth. This morning Rear-Admiral Campbell raw:: his Sag on hoard the Princess of Wow.. awl hoisted it un beard the Trusty; the former he since sided with the Defentkr and Finn KGB-brio., with the ontward-bound, under convoy for l'o:ts usnutli.—Wind N.W. THE MARKETS. f'OftN EXCHANGE, Aram VI The fret+ arrivals of Wheat tins day, auks bat a short simply, wad sales ate sok reek ly at as increase In prkr fall is per quertar. Barley likewite in short supply, sad with Malt rather darer Whitt Peas souiriliat WWII ... brans of each desswiptiosi art rattier logher. Of Oats there ore hut fin. es ri% shi, sad this trade fully supports last prAxs. Ip Flour linty wristlet. cuastara PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat 11714. 00 1 735. Fate dine • 7as 7144. Itye 443. 4Ss. Harley 43m 444.6 d. )lalt White Peas Isla. tepee. Grey Peas Sus. SSA Resat t oLn sft. rid 114n1 PRICE keit 411.14. to 51. IS•. 0tt0rt5....41 I. t• 55 SI. Vans 41. Ms. t• 51. 14s. Tick Brainr ) 305.34$ cd. Oats 325. XII. 3011. Polowle ♦W.4lr. c'. Puteive &kW.. ..... 4,1 a. u 4. Rape Seed 341..41. Et . Fluter ....Us See. 4;4. kapok sue :::..1. IP HOPS. POCK[?.. [eat 41. Is,. ta tA . !;11 90/0114.. . .41. 111111. Iv SI. I Farabon-a SS. 1.101. PRICES OF RA' SAIVI K. a • 11111.11. 11ay..41. to A. M . Stn. •I. to a 111. O. iY AND STRAW, R wait. Boy.— 41. Its. to 61 1T• Clover... 01. Gs. to 71 7t. Straw cf. to 41 1.-c SIMITHFIELD, Aram to 'rids da.'s VTarket was tolerably well 'applied with rise asts, .ad the strew of cattle, is general, was mite trued. Beef s cheaper thin our last repeat. I.antb is oe..ret Al altos, Veal, and not, sold at last peke, and the tta•!G , A r the nest past was ratlite brisk be sales in the Hay Mule t acre tioesewillt heal). Ilia?, Straw', and tiorar, fetched prices. NLITGATE AMU LEADEttHALL ILIARKVIS the Carcase Bee....ss. N. to 4a. ad. I teal.. blettes...es. et to so. td. I Pvet 45. ed. to is. d. ts. ad. w G.. 1...► .:e' ed. to mi. al nice OF TALLOW. ad )asncy's Market .. sit 9141 • Toe , u Tallow --o uJ a , Clare A -trio.* it te,,si Yellow Rasa cot !I. White, hovel Ma:Lc a. . 1d White ditto.. 75s cd a • per at. of alb. I Soap onto— t... ios Itll/ 4.14 • .•• Aletsirt..... 4 9.1 Ditto ~ • • I Craves IG•al Ihru • • • to 114e--1101 1 e4 t- rrlet at t pees.-a, t:3 • • - COAL-MARKET, Skips at Mutt/ Said. g.. Se* caeile 9 .... •!s. GJ :irs • r 3—Seat...viand— .. 4;%. oft a 4es t. 3.. Stuue Coal o . vs. vd a 11 c.terds! —Sr. MAlasi-11.-li ,-. 4.y, r%e rt4lic r* "'-r 4tRIA(.L • On the Soda tint at Btu:Lira, LitecolntiErr, rititir4 re.en. Ts% •e, to As, t , only Win Hanish., Nisba, East of Derision • r.►.arN. Sus t 3. 24111 inet St b» Noun in ritilpot.' 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