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NA AL INrELLIGENCE. robanmoutti, am 11. Arrived 'His Majcsty's til2l p Galatea from the WiA:. Indies. His Nlajesty's ship Britomart is appointed con voy for the Basile and the Cape of Good Hope.— N.W N.W. PLYMOUTH, .AA. 11. Came in the James, Tervallialit, from Quebec ; on the Ist instant site struck her colours to * large trench privateer,which had ju-t captured an ship and brig, but the Frei k ehaian being iv the set of exchatKing the prisoner., the J dines inatie sail 'said got off. FALIIOOIIII, JAW. Arrived till,: day the Portuguese ship Yerias, Captain Mstiiiel Antonio Startines, from Pernam buco, last from Scilly, with cotton. hides, Ste. hav ing lest her bowsprit, eld received cooriderabfe • damage, sod will be obliged to discharge; also the brig Nostra Seller Maria, Cstitano. from Gi jae, is live days ; the Captain gates, that eight days previous to his leaving Gijon, accouuts were teceived of the French being defeated in Cosa . labia by the Spanish , trnoo., ander General Pala ;Sm. with the loss of 18.000 men. The Spaniards *ere Marching toward Rossillon ; they state that the whole of the Spaniards were animated with the town eatiniwasui. • Also arrived the lithe transport, Capt. 11.41f borne, with home'tieen Lisbon ; and the•Pandeneis. Marster, for Malta. which sailed frogs hence on the 2d inst. under convoy of the Resiitance, 44 suns; the fleet separated the second day alter their departure front hence ; several, it is A-vet], horn *he violence of the gale, have received much in- I wailed His Majesty's brig Surat for a cruise. Arrived. this evening. the Princess Elizabeth Bk et . Captain lo:resdaile, with mails from the roils, seventy days puemge from Rio de Janeiro. An Officer landed from her and went off intmeill stay fur London. having dispatches from Sir Sid ney Smith. 11011.1,L, JAW. 12. Arrived and sailed foe the Rives, the Mentor, Quelhh, from St. Kitt's. Sailed the /taverna, on a cruise; and the Cerise/ea P 1!. with the True Briton, Lord Mel ville, t'enells.C'oolierlind. and Sealesby Castle lisdiumen, and the red of the oatwai.bbound, u.ider convoy, foe Portarnooth. Came down from Sheernev. the Mors, Alexan dria, and Ariel, and remain in the Downs with I:.c rest of the bltips us per last.--Wind N.W. EXMOUTH, SAM. I I. Arty ed Om blary,.Sharland ; Amt, Beabitss . 416.1 PaliritYa T. aminl. from Lverpool, u,th cosh. ; Throe Sisters, Chap mats ; and Richter+, %ad Jam., Treat, in ballast ; There Snit. the., Down Union, ; and two Mans, Hanilyu, with old junk, from Plymouth. Sailed the Natter Roomier; Isabella, i.stalstmi ; Fre derirk, Taylor% Ito tan, Ness; Tortola, Yarrirt ; 71tor, Lowther; Sawed, Katamt, Soho*, Pell Ilarnaa7iy, HP wick ; John and Aua, Watson ; wad F.lmsheth, Tisonms, all far NaaJerlasd, is ballast ; Exeter, Adam , re fur IfJorrr. is Wk,rt; Commercc, ; friendship, Shears; Neptune, Seward; and the Aim, Clog. for Lordon, with suLdlies ; Heart of Oak, Crowfurtb, for boaCiamptoo, with timber. DARTXOUTN,I4V.IM Arrived tbe She%kola: sloop of war; Lard Coalmine and neenhier hired Plhipa, from a -raise . Sptaislt Patriot, Dwell, acd Wills, from Gibraltar Edward Ilick•r, from Brirelfaux, laffiow Alava, Fin• t b, from liesegal ; Dispatch, Norio*: cod Ellis, rrn Seville; Hest!, Soper, *,u. One Wee • City .4 Cork, Lena, from Cork: Britten, Tomlinson Lad Plawnix, R:ibli.son, front Dublin; Cos- Manee, Thomas, (vim maim t. Saihd :I,c Spanish Dwell; Willem, 'Wills; Ed ward, Eieker • llama. Anna, Smith; Dispattli, Nurlun; this, WillkslIBS; Pliania, !Widows; Britian, Totoiieson ; City of Cork, Levitt; ttrllum, Venn ; Dartmouth. Genes; Lard !adios, it a gram , ; Sampson, marry ;Soso. , brewer; wed letwey, Sauciest all fur London; Henn, Purr • and Turncr, for Hull, coder convoy of is Sle3:rat)'s enact Spr:jbtly; Shrldeake sloop of war; Gambier and Lord Cochrane hired esseels ; and Vigilant reruns cutter, en a cruise. MOM LLOYD'S LIST. GRATTSVVYI. J• ' . t 3 —Paaand by the M4itlant, Rn mayor, (row. :I, Janeiro ; Lady hiebson, frims Nen fonscHand June, &Atop, &Ma Lishoo ; /14111 . n1, Goodall, ' from Gibraltar ; Pinta, lk;r11.41, from Cork ; and the Alex ander, Atkins, Irina Makin - , -Sniled the Maria, Smith, everlel34l3 Brit.iania, Clark, fur India; f.w M..l..tra Saltie„Curi, for Malta; and the Maly, Bask, fur Oporto. AIRIVI 0, Of Dover—the Vont', H,y, --, from St Kites ; In dustry, Peewit, Irmo Atitittuu from Ja maica iViitiem Fennin, Jenui•ip, from St. l ' hout“s'e ; mod the Amity, SOOl WairTfrA. Off the bile of Wight—the Speculstios, De Cm-gm., from Grenada, At RJonegete—the S'.ter., Porter, frnfis At Dertrooolb--tlw Swettow, Edurd, from ditto. _ . At Liverpool-o , e Friends, t4otton, frosts Quebec. It the Clyde—the (keen, Willson ' from Clnebre ; !lope.. Tow Mon, from Oporto; fan,!. fr-ne Trinidad ; Hawke, Robertson and Ruth, Wanks. te..to Lish,m ; Hope, --, and Cul:is proud, ti;lchrmt, from N; At tasbna--thr Jean, Pattmoto, and the Pomona, David - aum.frons Leadoff. At Rio Janews-.-Eart Percy, ; Ocean, 'Alto ; sod the Lad) Nelsen, ---, fur London. Na estate for the public rename:ration of the lase Lord NELsori's national services hue yet been found auswerahle to the ni,hes of the Lords of the Treasury, to whom such purchase lois been del.* Ise Parliament, one!, in comepie!:. e, the pre sent Kill receives fir the present, the interest of the 100,0001. voted for that parpose. The (;overnors of the Kent anti C.anterbury ins pptal have received a benefactom of twenty prosiness Tenor FIE , 11 kW 11114/11C% F,te l . of Loedoti, a nd a yirni -1 r anus trent G. W. 11 VGA ES 11) . 1 LTN, E.ry. of Air Officer and a detachment from the [hirers C nes of Artillery, quartered fie a considerable time past in Waterford, marched on Sunday for Cork, for eintArkatina. Cumin.: Ats actroex.--Soon after the marl u•st , when the French language was first introduced into our Coatis of Law. the Soriety of Gray's !no ippoisited an officer, whose duty it was to summon the Students, Ice. to dinner, at twelve o'cloc)t, ley walking through every part of the bin, anti crying eat MaNger The office con ato the present day, and the duty of it is ditcharged at the mime hour, and therefore, from the change accustom , and habits, may rather serve fur a sum- innns to breisledst than dinner: this ancient dinner .Irll is callr , l the Itintztter. mad reeeiroN n quarterly stipend CGOthe u e et :sin awon-day dapper to this AMERICA. TO THE CITIZENS OE THE UNITED STATES: TYB ♦DDRESS Of THE PHILADELPHIA ra..saium SOCIETY, FOE PILOHOTING DUMESTIC ♦IT ♦$ 114NUFACTURES. Mau) , who despaired of success in the under taking winch has, thus far, been accomplished, and others who, although they admitted the beneficial consequences, if realized, did not so clearly per ceive that there would su anon be au occasion for resorting to our resources of internal industry, are now convinced of the reality of our resources, and of the policy of cultivati:ii; them with assiduity and spirit. All arguments of expediency, all theo retical dogmas, are now at mice met by two motives that are arrestitible, the one, nu interesting Mal af fectionate 'sentiment—Love of country', the other, less amiable, because more imperious, hut not less, in the result, favourable and important—Nneces sity. it was, under the infiaence of the first, that, a few months ago. we addressed the people of the United Stabil, and piemoted to their attention and interests, detailed proflers of premiam.., rather as excitements to emulation, than as adequate re wards; us springs to action, rather than from an expectation of being able from our resourees. (all the fruit of voluntary disinterested coatribution) or conartent to bestow any premiums that could suit ably repay or confer full credit ou well directed and successful public industry. We have lint just accomplished the purpose of those undertakings. whi h the desire to hasten the public security had led us to pursue ; when the public exigeiicy, iimugh not absolute, because nor itntiediate; necessarily comes in aid of the fiat of• our views. •1 • We are new enabled to lay before you the award which we have made on the several iteticlev of home made nutilulactures. It was not generally known or believed, that there'exists iu our country expe rience and talents adequate to the execution of the most useful articles of public utility, necessity. and comfort; and particularly that there were mate rials, especially wool, equal in- quality to any Fa r duced in Europe ; but from the researches which our institution have led us to make, and the infor mation that others have been induced to c muui cate, we can, with perfect confidence, say, that in the resources of domestic manufacture, both as to materials, variety, and skill, to execute them, not only have our own sanguine expectations been sur passed, bat (wiry day increases the account of the extant and qualities of our weans. Until the valuable expecte of Colonel Humphries before the society, the lath tilt. of the superfine broad-cloth made from the wool of the full blooded Merino fleece, it W4l not publicly known that an article of such superior lineuess Could be produced from American looms anti workmen; the impres shut generally prevalent, was, that the fleece of tiny imported sheep would Degenerate ; but experience has dissipated this, like many other errors and pre judices against our country—we now see extraor dinary fineness and perfect workmanship of our own—and are assured that there is no inure dustiest tiou to liNeueracy in the animal on this thou oil its native snit. It Is also e itli peculiar pleasure we further state, that sheep are not wily a good stock, lint more profitable than any other, inasmuch as the' the ,I.IIIIC, and as B rent crops, and as frequent a recurrence eau be had from the same quantity ef well-cultivated hind whereon sheep, are ltd as without them ;—such is the hithert a unkuowit er , unheeded value of their manure. _ _ The proffer attached to the gth article of our publication, has produced a most imp irtaut o it has caused the establishment, through the laud able exertions of the managers of th •- alms-house and houses of industry of Philadelphia, of a thread or throwing mill, on a very admirable construction ; what is worthy of regard in this ease is, that it was undertaken (rom a belief that the low/line would not cost more than the premium—this society have a doulde pleasure in stating, that the calculatiuu was right, and it succeeded. We have paid the grateful tribute of our award- ed premiums, to the several candidate, as express ed in the sithjoined list ; but what is the premium that we shall transmit to posterity, if, by the exposi tions, we shall be again enabled to make, we call forth the attentiou men, who Like delight in the charms of husbandry, and induce them to tne growing of a full supply of the all-rscentia ankle, wool, for the whole nation ; and to the well con. structiug of labour-saving timehinies, in such a man ner, that it shall he known to posterity, from his tory, that their fore-fathers exported their cotton at a price of 25 cents per pound, and sent for it again, its manufactured fashion, at prices varying from 5 to 50 dollars per pound ; that having but little animal wool, they imported, in the fazhion of broad cloth, at the rate of ri4lit dollars per pound, what they could have grown in the raw article for one sixtieth of that amount. It was with this institution a first rule to exclude front its deliberations and meetings, all discussions on the subject of party polities, and thereby unite, in useful undertakings, men of virtue of all par ties--tlinee who claim kindred with the good—the industries:--iiiiil the well-informed axial littoral of every cousitry. Removed. by the vast Atlantic, fr.nu the com•iissions of the old world, and sorry for their afflictions, it is but fair that we endeavour to sustain the comforts and promote the prosperity of the resting-place in which we are superlatively happy, and in the im.session of blessings no where else to be found--peace and plenty. Asa great aid to our endeavours, but distinct from this society (other than that persons may be Members of both), we learn with satisfaction, that it is in entibitoplatiou to establish a semi-annual place of exhibition and inancifacturers hall ; a s;iecies of fair blue those of Frunkfort and Lbuitzir, in Europe, ut stouts, t a view to immediate stile, all per sons of greed demeanour, be their pmfession, nr country, what they may, will be free to exhibit, Crews eight o'clock in the morning till four in the evening, any article, or dmcription thereof, the production sof mechanical arta, husbandry, animals, &e. ; thereby affording each to the other a Knowledge of the abilities or superiority whiols may be possessed, eulelikted as well for the benetit of the torhvidual, the information and prosperity of the tiutio.i, and to make it a fe.nral of innocent Joy The pre‘cat aprarauce of public aff.nrs renders the views of this society more important than they at first appeared ; the premiums were provided by the quantity of a few liberal individuals; it is now proposed to make it more general, and to claim aid towards its promotion, we have stated what has been done. We see the way clear before us for this undertaking ; but what is gristly more mo mentous for the nation, a ith the single condition of support, we shall set do much more gond ; and it therefore remains with you to determine the quantum of good whit shall be performed. We think it tit to state, that beside the goods offered fur the premium, the following were exhi bited : - -- - A specimen of wire gears for looms, to be used instead of the thread, tame, or mail gears here tofore in use, was presented without a view to any premium. Tiiey are made in this city, anti ou re peated trials have given complete eatisfaction, and are found to be very perfect ; the advantages are, that, finer, they may be so compressed as to suit *Le Wiest 1111inber of reed, or latently distended to *nit the slimmest, they must consequently out wear the foriner kinds, in•pruportion as the strength of tkreed is to metal. A hauk of Lowe-made sewing thread was also exhibited, without a view to any prranuto, one end of which was in the native state, whilst the other end was bleached to a perfect white, without any apparent diminution of the strength of the thread : and .the bleaciiiug said to he effected iii four days. Subscription, will be willingly received for this society, with a view to further premiums foe the ensuing year, h 1 the following perwus : President, .;011N DURISY. VlCe..Pfebtdorit, Jolla GooD.ll N. Treasurer, flu tai HEN LEY. WEST !AVIA EXPEDITION. We have received letters from several Officers in the different Womb, which arrived by la-t fleet.— The diflerent islands arc rather unhealthy, parti cularly St. Vineeat'a and Grenada, and the mor tality wee great, especially of Medical Office e, who died of the yeilow levcr. The Cornumoiler-m-Chief, General Ileckwith, was btisioll preparing for the Expedition from Bar- Ledoet. The troops consisted of Royal Artificers, strong detacbtneat ; Royal Artillery, ditto; bid Regiment, Lieuti siaut•Coliiiiel Fain:lough; Royal York Raagen. Major Hetklcr. , ot ; Ist 11'eat India ltcgimenr, Licosa-Nutt-C.4omi ; 3(1 Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel. I)uubor 4th Ditto, Lieutcuatii-Culmwl Blackwell; 7th and nth Ditto. Sir George Prevost, Dart., was daily looked for, with ht. lb, or Ro)al rolikers Sib liniment t rob; 13cl, or V. .•41. Futil,rrs and bolsi. Naktrig its all a lucre of - Sir George Prevost, Bart. was daily looki.ri for from Ilalifax, with the 7th, or Royal Fuxileers; oth Regiment, 13tb, 23d, or Welch Fuxileers, and the lolst, making in all a force of 11.000. Lieutenint-General Sir George Prevost is to have the Chief Command of the Expedition. IJ has under him Brigadier-Generals Houghton and Colvdle, besides woe other General Oaken. The last iweount, from North America announce the sailing of Sir George Prevost and the troops for the rendezvous at Burbadoes. On Christmas-eve brat, the Peace ()Seer of the !lead Qffice of Policy, Doblin, detected a quantity of forged notes on different Banks, and forged stamps. in the possrPalon of PATRICK .4.11741 N tag, hiring in Harcourt-place.—lie was tiaioui..ed jtfOle the Magistrates, and committed for trial. And on Friday night last, through the vigilance of the above Officers, was detected in the possession of Mrs. FAIUMLI., in Jaines's-street. a large rolling preys. • copper-plate on Butcsvono's bank, it large quantity of forged notes, mud a forged die fur forging .tatups. The Wart, which was on shore in the River Si. Lawrence, is got off, and returned to Siticbce. Alio the Charles Williams, for London, with da mage. The era. Meets; and the Margaret, WIL•ON, are ou share in the River St. Lawrence. The Union. of Guernsey, bound to Shield*, 11S11 been raptured by a privateer of In guns, and 67 men, from Dieppe, and re-captured by the Spanish Patriot, Capt. DOKRELL. arrived of Dover, from Cadiz. The SpanirA Patriot etigned the privateer, shot away her main-yard, awl is supposed to have Icilhel uotoy of her men. The Cetimartim Pfseket, LtantY, from Cork, for Portrannutli, toss bunk iu the Shingles. • The SI Cl.Ai et. from &Lice, foe LOW don. was lost near the 'Andre Eiais on the- nth tat. The Captain, Mate, and live of the crew, drowned. The Treat, —. front Cadiz, for Cinerary, was captured on the Stith ult.; retaken on the Ist by a transport frau Quebec, and arrived at Cork the Gus instant. On Friday evening, the Officers of the Nest Suffolk Itegiinent of Militia, stationed at Tyne, mouth Barracks, gave a splendid ball to a 'trivet • party of Ladies and Gentlemen, the Officers of His 31 AJ ESTI' . ts ships lying in Shields harbour, &c. &c. At one o'clock the party set down to an elegant sapper, consisting of every delicacy the country affords. and the choicest fruits of the season ; idler which the deicing commenced, and contiimed with the greatest spirit until six o'clock in the morning, when the party retired, highly gnititieti with their entertailanent. Ou Thursday oe'nnight. the body nf a man was discovered floating on the ice in the Tyne, at New burn. It was brought to Newcastle, to be exa mined h the Coroner. A ballad. peiskiiire, and 14s. were found in his pocket. Verdict— Feast./ drowned.—ln conserluslc•e of the above ac count reaching 'Lydon Bridg'. (where a young man hid been miasing for some weeks past, but who ens supposed to have gone to America). a per son came to Newcastle, on Friday evening, to exa mine the body ; nod on Saturday it was taken from the grave at the Ballast Mills, where it had been interred, for hie icspection. On seeing the body he recognised it to be that of his nephew, Mr. Joa■ COOK, and son of a respectable penion at Haydoa Bridge. He sail that the deceased should have upwards , of Lob on ; and on cutting up his waistcoet, %hidh lied not Lean removed, on ac count of the entac;atcd state of the body, I. pocket book was (wind cositsming notes to the ainoasit expected. C ILLANT ACTION. Copy of a Ictter from Captain It. T. Dl . Rtt.t Al th e me r cha n t Spanish Patriot, lionnu flora Cadiz to Loudon, widredited to has owners, chard Dowipg. I ILb itl.tagit " 1 have to inform yon that last ereuing, at sin p. Tleachy-Isead, bearing E. half S. by compass distant fma Iragus..., err sati the dash of sestral gnus, and heard ti.:, typing*. I supposed that privateers were n-ar at laud, :ral hauled ia from E.S. E. to L. to avoid thfin, and, at the sans, l ore, prt.put e.l for tetion, should it become ueeermuy. About *even discovered a 'erge turret bearing up, te.•-ler war lee ; 1 hailed her several times, hot got uo answer. Foy t • ing her istteroiesu a as to ;mord ,1 prepared accordingly. As wrou as he came sine;-ide, wr ina•l her our whole bruaderde wish round anti grape, tht: eiseury'a main-yard fill down, and they snug oat lusiill. 'They ininvediately wore, which 1 did Like. If 140 , and liefore lie could get any distance, we fired to ins at him, mud wt ieb iw doubt must have killed a inoniber of ha uses. TL: re was anidln•r pi drawer in sight at the time, but she made off. The above privateer %ma the Rdesit-r. Joseph Luray, Captain, of eightma 3 and 4-pimun, and d 7 men on hoard ; 15 hours from Dieppe, an d L„,, a few boors before takeu the bra,: Ite•L'iduii,.ef my, bound .to Shields, in ballast, a'ateh tassel um company at the tune, anal which we tussle ',Ore ei — I.nrkih, part of the brig's crew reinaiued Sw Mood, far:lamed her rupture. 1 Lace take'. part of the Frenears • out, nod put • prixa-master ma board of her , sit is sow is efoupluy, and going lute the creek with me. The brig ham, of. Poole, and several others, were iu sight, said, doubt, would hare been eaptorel, had ue net gives Li:nehmen such a dory. 11. e Ur-Urinal.. a due Mar, *twat o, ,u tuus, sad awash six 6.yniouders. I am sort/ to ..11-1, we cat away a few of her reefs by bring into her, as tx.: Frewelmseu did nut strike without sevee t i *hula The Spabibk Panel inounts to gum, sixes mil ours, with it) int 11. Lost week some rcrsotis unitising thern-elees n't l / 2 a rifle-pis-ce, on the Salford side of heel!, Shrel shire, a ball from it entered the window of a hoofte in Strange ways, struck oft' the head of a child's d u ,' 13 ing aside, and passed throngh to the bock yr' —Prothlentiully, at the itistaut the shot se. hied, themistress of the house was stoopiog to mei' at hearth. :Otherwise it must have proved foal to he,. Seven.' children were playing in time raid at Cu. time.—Tbe danger of this pructice has been before pointed out, from similar hav:ird attending it. THE MARKETS. ...rya...-. • CORN EXCHANGE, JAN UMW" 11. There is again this day a unusual aL rt supply of Meet, and sides thereof are al as adrasKc in price et &boat les. ir e quarter, from Muaday. Barley and :Belt, in short supplies, at little variation. Beans, of the two kind, likewise. Nes Ticks, ,Stis. to Sts. IMO quarter. White Peas are nigher There are war/ few Oats herr, or sates effected, and the price. are cunsidered nominal. Flour Ss. per sack higher. CURRENT PRICE or GRAIN. irholt ...70111.1.14.959. nue dlt to (ucw).. .910. io(A. Rye r.es. tia Nark, —44l 491. oil Malt pal. BSc listaut (.441) 7es. 755. cat Tian...l6(dd) Gr,a.7.4...J Oats 304 04 I.es Poland. .. 44 4(..04 Potato. ditto 471 ed _ Vl' kite Par 2 • (boikro 146*. tsGs. Utley Par ... $6". fam. Rapr Sett! ......sol. sal. is lane Flair... SW. e's Sectadls 7:,s lIXBRIDO.A. ('NL-luaprrh i s lietiltli.l . lllJllSO AY. JAM. 14. West. per Wad. barley, per quarter ♦gs. —d. to Ws. " JOS -d. to 4SI. -d. l awns sem to 600.... d. trd son. —d. to eu. —d. sto. —d. to Sp. —d. PRICE Mlles. IF HOPS. 1 socsEts. Kent, 31. Ws te 31. to Susses, el. his. s• 41. ss Fazulssia,6l. —• to .1. us Kest, al. os to 41. 140. Attnex, sal. la to 31 CM . Rolex. 31. 11,11.050 41. WS. PRICES OF HAY AND rt. J Flny, sl. —4l. to til. 6.. od. Slrowol. 136. to 11. Itia. od. STRAW, YESTRRUAT. wunrcuarah. Hay sl. M. to aloe. New re 01. (a. Clohr, Cii. los. is plane. Straw, IL A& to tL 365. • SMITHFIELD MARKET, lax. 13. This day's Market was het thinly supplied with diff,rmit kindste eattle--Reef nob Pork are cheaper than our Out report ; Mutton and Vral sold at beat prices, and the trade, fur the must part, as not aver beak. The sales in the Hay market were trifling ; Hay has got spin price risco Mondnen Market ; Straw Is fallen in price Closer obtained List priee. The *Mowing pricca ea numbers are as aecivate atatercat To sink the Offal Mese ailb. Red.... as. ltd. to 4*. 4d. Head of Cottle this dal' -- Multou . :N. W. to 04 gd. Beasts Veal.... Ss. oil 1.. 64. 4d. Sherp pork.... roe. oil. to (.4. 0.1 Calft, li • Laud)... os. 04. to oil. iid Pits SHITHYIELI) I AV-MARKET. Hay Straw ..11. loft. d. to 11 His. 011. (110Ter ..... 61. 6a. O. to V. P 11.1. I:WGATE AM) LEADENIIALL MAitlui.TS. (Ily the Carcase) . Beef 31. oil. to 4'. 41. Veal 44. 41. to Gs 41 m u tt.% tat. ed. se Is. *l. Pork 4.. an. tu a. 04 PRICE OF XTOCkS, YESTERDAY. 3 per CCUL Redstrod ........ 3 p..e Cott. Commas 651 • per Cad • per Got. limp WI* lotperiol 3 per Coot. do; thomoos I who Bone It 9 press Ettelorqeer BUt. I 15 rent. Consols tor ...... • T . Cv- Bank Stuck 436 i 'id I lISH, Stuabraer, 114 mad 9, Cliariag-evesa. COURSE OP El Asuarraana 33 6 I r. Ditto at Siziat 34 II Ituttrrilam le 7 e V. Hambergb 31 3 iltU• Altair 3l 4 9 U. Paris ithi)'sda&t: 99 4 Ditto. 99 9 9 U. Datirdraux 99 ...... Ditty 44 effect. Paletaro Ditto 4O titict. BinKur 4l Leghorn 57 Genoa CHANGE, Jas. 1:4. IVexite Si NapleS Llamabx Oporto 64 Dublin 9 Cuik BULLIOIs Portugal Gold io Coils and Dies per oz. New Doubloons New Dollarg Sihrr iu Nan — Nrw Louis rack — Agio of the Book of Hollsod per Cent. DEATHS. Yestrrilsy sennight, at lattichsto, the Rev. R Vicar of the united parishes of Littlehain and limuoi.th. tfte ? , 4th ult. at Chester, Mrs. Baruet, wife it Mr. Larstes. of Hie Theatte•ltoyal, Manchester. At Nitb Rath, near Dumfries Mrs. Murray, uf mother •.f the first Countess Luddism. At Studley Castle, Warwickshire, Philip Lyttletoa, io his with year. IllftH WATER, THIS DAY, AT r. Akievi 24.. —um. after.. It f Ever:A..llW. Sittr... LONDON rrinti:l l ley G. n iVIDSON, Tie 39, ()11 nury-etreet, and publirbeil at thy °act, No. is, Back of St. Clenseat'% aiorch, Strout!, by J. 14 of setae place —Orders, &r Ow this Piper seat tu tist Oilicc,4lwist putt), will be dsi &waded Se _ . a at 1 'I a.l To 31a will SIB, isti - I 0 4 ,' , ' i r 91 Sir ... It. M C 4 lb or 111 ea sr 4.. Na i I. 1: t 1 • 1 C i i s i I . . , \ 1 ~ II 1 i . • • • .. • Ii J. r , r- 11 1 1 ~~~::\ %~ M .tb. Ma.Y; rrlu I An.* M•ih '4 Inv at ! mill t 4131, I mill t ii Ova POP 4 M r. Mr Nom