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SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW. Yesterday morning Mr. Sealer's yard. in Goa well -street, was opened for exhibiting the many •oe fat oxen, rows, sheep. and pip. which had been sent in from all parte of lEo'4land, in competition for the Prises offered by this Patriotic Society.— The three Gentlemen appointed for deciding the Prizes, viz. Mr. Morris Birtbeek, of W.tithorough, in Surrey ; Mr. George Gunning, of Friemisitory, in Kent; and Mr. George Watkinvon. of Wood bowie. in Leicestershire ; having on the Thursday minutely examined the animals, and made their award. very Nil labels, describing each *Mused, and antiautiting the Prizes. were stuck up at the heads of the respective animals : these were as fol low, viz.— OM I• Prise of 90 Guineas. Mr. Jobs {Verde'', foe his Hereford rrs, bred by William Tully; fwl by Mr. Westear, uu hay, leinips, awl oil-cokes; riaisig 7 years, bevelled 46 odes to the bbuw, worked 3 'ears by Mr. W Tully. Clan 11. Prises of to Gaineu. Mr. Job. Jenster, for • Suave a., bred and fed by bim oa raw sad bay ; 6 years 4)14, travelled eti Niles to the Show, worked 3 years by Mr. Jenaer. Mr. Edward Aster, a wale-lanroed dark rod Sussex ex, bred and fed by Inn, on grams and hay only ; 7 years old, tra velled 64 antes to the Show, a ticked 3 yearn by Mr. Auger. Mr. Henry King, jllll. a Sussex ny, bred by Mir-Juba EII• as.., and fed by Mr. M aury King, jun., on grass, key, and 'sleeken; 7 years old, travelled 7 unties to the Shrew, worked I year. by Sr Jan Elliman. Mr Henry King, jun., a deep-red Susses ox, bred by Mr. George Altrry, and fed by Mr. Hear, King, yea., on pane, Kay, and oikrales ; 7 years old, teaselled 7 lades to the Mow, worked • years by Mr. Jabal Elboasa: Class 111. Prises of re Genes& Mr. Jame King, fur kW Devon ea, bead by Mr. Robert Ciedwent, fed be Mr. James Lag on bay and oil-cakes; 6 paws dd, traveiled 7 miles to tie ibex, worked 3 years by Mr. Jolla Curdweat. Mr. James Galvin, a Devon ax,beed by Mr. John Parr, fed by Mr. Jam" tiolpin on grass sad hay; age o years. travel led 110 mike to the Show ; worked 3 sears by Mr. John PM& nun •. Prize of to Gointas. Mr. Jabs Woratiagtoo, foe kis red sad white short born.d Derballl ca ; bred by Me. Jobs Wetherell, sod fed try Mr. Jobs Warmirryloa as gran, bay, potatoes, aad liimeetbeake; roes old ; travelled y whom to the Show. Mr. Jolla Warming( is +obits sloort.botaml Mamma otter, brad by Mr J U, sad led by Mr. 11 1 14 t oatoctort us RMS. bay, potatoes, sad liasoal.iosboo; span obls Isairelled 7 miles to the Mose. First Friss, Clan VI., of to Galore.. Mr. Joh, Wades', for his Hereford ex, bred by Mr. Hen. tro Wdliaasu, mid feel by Me. Job. Westcar, un grass, boy, owl *emir ; tilos' vs" old; travelled 46 miles to tba *egad Priani of e I Guinea,. Ur. Jaffa Prier, hr his dark red Hen f. 14,1 ns, fed ho hiss 41111164441, bray, sad Swedish toentos: 4 years rod ; ononil.o old ; graareled I le mike to the Show . . . . flee Diked Bedford, a 111;e teal DCVOS ua ; tired. and fed his Gttwe's Part farm at 11'olotirti, we pass, May, and tamps: 31 teal OM : 41,01 . 1404 42 wilts to the Show. Etlininol Ivens, a &with mg, fed •o gross and hay; Oran old ; trate,!rd 7i wai lei to the Shoe. Mr. !ch. !rem, 1t tch ex, fed nu ;rows a n d hay; aj Tun old ; travelled 79 miles Lithe Show. Ilfr. Ronne Masters, • polled Scotch ox, t.,t on rlts, lay, and turnips, ander 6 Isms old; travelled 74 males to ilia Sh•w. Claw fl! Prises of o G.einese, Mr. Ralph °lucre', tar ts• L. Con Meer, fed by him on gram and hay ' aged 3 ye& ; Iraqi. Iled 90 miles to the 'eller. Mr. dello Asletirk, s Scotch us 6 fed on tw and hay —oh- dor 3 years , : towelled Si miles to the show. The Unita at Medford, s red %civil int, fed on Ais Grace's ?set Farm is Wohorw, .s rms. his, red turnips; • yean sold I travelled 41 Mike to she hiwtor . Mr Edward • Scotch ott, fed ott gran sad kay ; a years i4J; 14 - 4114114.1 91 miles to the Show. Mr fleecy Barrow, • Sleinch 01, fed Ing gram sod bay; 4 ram old ; trowelled 57 miles to he dhow. SI r. Thomas eiregoreve, a ilesits h oa, fed ow grass and hay; 4 yens ohl ; travelled lit miles to tile bie•.r. Mr. Illiebsrd Itemises', a scotch 1 , 16 fed ow grass add hal ; four )eara old; tetrelltil 33 milta t.i the Mono. Mr. James Kin:. a neldri; re., fed oil teat, and hay. *ober% Masten. a Wu dun 'width mt, fed no grass. hay,...00l turnips; 3 'ram alit; tratelird ;1 milts to ties show. lolau Warmingteei,a Highland Mutch oil, fed o• gram sod hay ; a yams old; travelled': miles to the abs.. Clan VIII. Prins of to Golorae. His Grace the Doke of Redford, for his b.d.l.faced dab SSW Hereford POW. whirls has hyroc wren calves, the la 4 is Nog. ilt , t,t; fed by Ito Grate the DIV..; of Hadfotd, ou bit Peek Fara. on grass, has, torts pa, sad mu ud cakes, 11 ye aid; travelled 1 2 to the show. Mr. Jetta Fol., a tedled cow, which bas borne three calves, Mastoid as the dd frd by Mr John Fos as gran «Ay t y years old, tragede./ tl>t twirl, 1.• the She., Rs, Net Illssitry, a red bald.fared He/eared scat, which bas bares dim calves. Ma Lod of aloud' on the slab of Aril 14419; bred by Mr JOilit Edema& fed by Mr. R. 1/Iserbra ore grays, bay, an tartar, i 6 TIN'S uld, sad tra t idled 14 vodka ha the Show. Mr. Jahn illlealtar. a Dsrbarn row, ottieh ha. home three cider., the last is May two,: fed by Mr. Sohn IVest...ar ow trams, h4y, turnip,, toot ad rakes i 6 years old, sod travel led ati lodes to the Shea. • . chips IX. Prises of IO quiKa■. Frascia Gay, Akw bw show sr; Lowc.tte wethero, lied awl ted 11 ditto so grass, hay, awl torwpt ; 21 swaths old. If he Now. T. Illoarg, !Ann we+ trireixter writires bred Mr T Bowels sod fed hy ditto, we paw sad may, , weistist Claw X P. it's of to Guise's. _ _ Mr 11,..beet MsTiers, forcrotiet;nw --- Leeres tee ethers;* bred sod led by dotto on grass way; 33 11101111 is el , l. ?be Wm. T. bees. three new Leicester sethers : heel end fed by Jetty en grow awl Sumps ; :to to intl.. old. Mr inks throe sew leierster ',ethers; herd by dote es gnus, bey, aid tamps; 3t . _ Mr. LC NI Rodeos, jam Obeer meter shore; frJ by am on trews, hav sod turnips. Mr. Thiene Okescres, the. seer Leicester 'retirees ; bred bid dM by ditto en pear sad isnaps ; sa earths Mr Jabs Writes,. Maw sew Leicester setts/es; hest by Me. T 1.... Lewis, and fed by Mr. J. %Testes/ as palm esly ; a yea.' i 3 it. Club 11. Petal of Is Goineas. _ ilisOreer tA. . e.r ut Y. diorJ, ror hi. there Smith D..• written; tired &NJ fed by ditto, on ►i. Manlike Farm, se grey, ►or. sad tots; et swabs odd. ISt, Jetts Roes time $..,h Dow■ .et►rn ; bred sad Ad ►y ditto en Peak bay, sad turnips sombeele old. Mr Suites Kies. t►ese Smith Doom offing, ; beet loy Mr. Mr...him ; fed ►y Mr. Moors lbws ea gram nek, ; le or male std. Coss Prieto nt is Geierai. _ _ Mr I goys, f.r b Mao Saadi Down artisan ; *timid fed by 41itto 4iou ram, ha% and sweeps ; 3J math. sM The Delta of Bedised. dem South Dews earthen lama sod fed h • ditto, us hie aluddra Foes, as grata, hay, sad haelaps ; s 7 al..attos ofal. Clue XIV. Prima al en Gal•araa. Gasp Cowell, Fag fir Isis two Heret.wa.turt p+ Is, bre.' sod fol by gilts* me ' , eh, b•Otele 0 ( Peas, sad 1. 1 0 qrsariers et barin is west ; Sa weeks oid. Mr Maass Si sodas% • pig. bred by Mr Jorrph.tAams, add hd by 3lr Ths Woodsass riciarr,,ed on dk. bushels si per, did c %NW@ of Enid ; OS Ocels old eta:s MV. but of to Goiocao Mr Weerteer, for kw Mark eel mime pi? , herd kr Mr Jobs Weelbreel, sari red by Mr %smear ea Ikealloo4 EWA sad WA., meal ,• 5.. week, old. As EXTRA ItTi 'bear woo away. by Mr W.ll.sai areas, a 4.0, he% Isro4 b M. Jaws Palfra. owl fed by Me. %duos§ lica• M irma, boy, beam, awl oats; ö years old, and ►aa tratelled 77 man to ilea Illasw—..orakaig years by Mr. l'alfry. Mr. Michael Buckley, a dark•red Devoe bailer, bred sad Id by Jinn us grace rad bay, 41 years old kaa trarelied Ile wiles to the !bow. _ _ Mr. Lewin exhibited the enrolments( Astir very fat two-year old,.oew Leicester wither,, bred by him, and fed by Mr. Julia Westear on grass A number of notices interesting to Agrienharhos were distributed in the yard ; aad a portable weighing suogiitc, by Mr. Shepherd, was alien a, awl used fur the weighing a stet. cal oxen, lk.e. At threeo'clock a number of the Members of the Club repaired to Freemasons' Toyer'', and held a meeting ; SirJohu Sanders S.•hright, Bast. in the Chair, in the absence of the Noble President, who i• 4 in Norfolk. At which mortibg the following Noblemen and Creiitletuest were elected Members' of the ('huh, Lord Kensington • the Hon. Thomas Brand, Faq. M. P. ; Wilburn Hustler, ; William Lownties. Esq. 111 P.; Mr. William Stone Mr. J. King; Wdliain Tboyts,' F.sq ; Mr. ll,teirl Webster, Mr.' William Dolby, Mr. Edmund Magee', aid Me. Robert Wright. The Premiums to be offered for next year were taken into consideration.—Stewards were nominat ed for the two ensuing years; and other routine busi neer gone through, till halt-pa 4 five o'clock, when thirty of the file.ribers sit down to an excelleut dinner—Sir John Sanders Sebright in the chair. The cloth tieing withdrawn, Sir John gavr--.. The Kiu,;.-The Duke of Sedfunt--Lord Breeding to all its beaches—the Judges uf Moor ...The Stewards elect—A good Caeca ouder s good Flaree-sMr. Cult. :Smiolk—Earl Wutchasea—Sttecess to tbe Plough. Mach interesting conversation °cowed, on the breeding and tangoing of cattle; in the course (if whic:t the Rev. Mr. Harrison offered a bet of 50 guineas ta any person present, to chew a Dal ham ov of his, under three years old, nett year, in Claes VI. aping any other es of the sitne age. ENCIIANGIS OF PRISONERS. (Continued front a preceding Page.) NA. Xll. Note of Mr. Mackeusie. The Undersigned Commissary for the exchange of prisoners of war. bath transmitted to his Govern ment the Note of M. Dinnuustier of the 30th of Augost, together with the project there referred to; sod rs charged, in answer to that communication, to inform M. Ditiromstier that his last project is in many respects inadmissible ; but it appears by his Note that he raises no objection as to the basis of the British project, aad that the difficulties regard merely two patois of detail, tamely, in the lirst plsice, that which regards the additional angelss, re, plating the description of the surplus of ['rem+ prisoners remaining in England, on the supposition of Spain refusing to accede to the convention ; and secondly, that which respects the number of French prisoners to be liberated on &comsat of the Hamm. nan army of Count Walmuslem The Brdich Government bath considered these two rents with the same disposition which it lath ever lit.soimed in doing away Vie difficulties, and hath contributed to the final s wets* of tat nego tiation 11 every reasonable cositttuaun ; and tiudtug that, thungh adhering faithfully to the 'multiples which it Mali before enanifcstetl, and which it ~ i ll neiitams. changes might be intaiduced iu the de tails of the Conveutimi, of a nature to give aitis faction to the wishes of the French Gown smelt on that subject, lie is freely disposed to offer them, expectation that these alterations iu the terms of h.s project, being the last which C+ll be made on his pin, will be funud also the most acceptable, and that they will enable the French Goseruineot to runtish its essistancv, Mainly and candidly. in bring this prultingel thSellbalea to au happy ter mination. As. oathe first point. the objections of M. Du moonier hid a referviice to tee in•tting at lilr•rty f the surplus French prisoners in England. and to j the ricterniiiiati ni of au exchange between Franca and Spuin ; and as the Inuit ition which he insists is the liberation aithout th-lay tat all the French ! prisoners in Englend, in exchange for throie of ' Greet Britain sud her allies now in Prance; the I British liciveninsent bath consented to make such a modification in its project as msy be able to fulfil that object which N. Lluniouritier bath considered of such great importance. Instead, therefore. of sending (according to the atipulations of the original 'blush proposal) the ex change of the surplus of French pri.maert remain iug in England, for the aurpins of Spanish prison. ers remiming in France, even to the full comple tion of exchange, man for man. and rank fur rank, between France and Spin, Mr. Mackenzie is au. thonsed to consent that vie exchange of the *or plus of French prisoners who possibly might re. main in England at the eoriellision of the cartel between France and England, should take place immediately. anti without wining for the conchs. stns of the exchange of men for man. and rank for rank, between France and Spain ; or, in of her word.. the British Government consents to onticipete the eachange of the surplus. and thes to weceterate, by this concession on their part, the liheratwn IA so many French and Spanish captive.. The Undersigned is charged to declare in addi tion, that by a communication which bath been made by the Spanish Government, throng's sea Minister residing in London. the Bntishi Govern ment is fully anthorised to accept. without snore delay. the exchange of Spanish prisoners its reborn frit French prisoners. in the proportion above men tioned ; and that the S i ntoo.h Gewernmens hash equally made known it. disposition to :weed* to a convention for a general esehange. eget veldt to the terms which for this end may he agreed on. under the mediation of Germ Britain; and Mr. MA.' kt n sie cannot help observing that this circiiin•dance renders the entire diicussion on the additional arti cle useless end superfluous. As to the reevind objection Wised by M. Dn moustier. relative to the number of prisoners to he given up in regard to the Hanoverian army of Wad. modes, he requires that in reckoning of that now her those alias might have entered into the service of Great Ultima should be taken into considers. non. Tip! British Government is disposed. to like rosainer. to accede to tins looposottoo ; bet the CT -I,tllllolll .hub M. Domou•ber hash given to ibis de mend is ii!togrther ss.adm saible. air compute tiOn witkis lo wNh any degree of c. ens itinniint of the boss Isf the** H most:nen, to the ter beyond the sum her of VII. 1114.U1.1.41, %.1 place of what was Wore offered a. an qtr. al- it. Mr. Markel's,' is au thottsed w cutiatta Usat three thousand Fiends prisoners. instead of two thsoand formerly stipu lated, be set at liberty, in consideration of the I lit noverians comprehended in the capitulation ofCount Walmoden, who either now are, or who may have hitherto been in the British service; that numbtr of 3000 beinz independent of the tot3l amount of tpus men, immediately to be lit rnlttd in regard to the gorrison of St. Domingo, at Iraqi been agreed stpriu in the coinmunicatim, made by the Commis saries of the Transport °dice to Mr. Iteviere, of the 19th of January last. Mr. Mackenzie both the holiOnr of presenting now to M. Dumonstier, the titii,nre of d proje c t, which sloes not differ from that bilcre o;fered by the British Gov+•rn,nent, tint in the alterations ne eestary to Ire made with regard to thoPe two points ; and at the same time to trilorm him, that is other alteration, or the giving up of any 161'4, can on any account be arbutVerl. Ry presentin g hia find proposal to the French Government, and in utferio;; to it the honnii• of a aeries or cnncessions to which the Witiah Govern ment 11.411 been carried, from sentiments M . humanity and conclintion. Mr. Mackenzie is charged to int. .reission M. Dumnitatier the Cell% iction of the num ber. the extent. sod the value of these concesstour. and to reed' to his attention how every new step of this negotiation hail) been accompanied with a new proof of liberality and candour ou the part of the British Government. Mr. Mackenzie must in concloision observe, that in 'lithe of the abovmentinued concessions, the French Government, in acceding to the liberal pro positions now uttered for the km timei by the Bri. task Government, will obtain the setting et liberty of almost five thonstnil men. independently of the final liberation of 4,000 other Frenchmen, who are now in the poorer of Great Britain. Mv. Itinkeiseie has the honour of renewing to M. Duraaustier the sgrairanc.-4 of his high roupi derdition. (Signe') C. A. NI g. Silt. it. No. XIII. is the project of a convention for en exchange of prisoner* prevented lay Mr. Mackenzie. No. XIV. Note of M. Duasoustler to Mr. Mac kenzie' Oct. 7. The undersigned Commisrary fur the exchange of prisoners of war has triihimitted to. Lis Govern. went the Note of Mr. Mickenzic, of the of September, and the project of 'Convention an. °vied thereto. He is directed, in answer to this communication, to declare that this arrangemept will inert with no oppd.ition on the part yf the French Government, provided thetritith Goiern ment cons-nts to modify the first,second, and fourth paragraphs of the fourth Apicleof the pm jeet. •-•- • No. XY. Note from Mr. Mackenzie. • litsrlait. Oct. 16, ism Sta--The determination of the French Govern ment, thus repeated. to adhere to the rejection of t'se first proportion of the British Goverumnesit, pert cuts the accomplishment of the general libera tion of all the prisoners of war, and eurnpels rue, in comnulienee «Wei my itestrischnes, to demand that yon will have the *iodates.. to provide fur me the sieee- , cry passports Sur my immnediate return to Es‘laitil.—l have the honour to be, ace. (Signed) C. A. 114AcKsitzus. No. XVI. Note of M. Onioninitier. Markt; ott. $6, Teto. Sta—l hereby answer your letter of the sib inst. in which you ail that wesubl the unexpected obsta cle of loading the British Government with the :Ir. rangetrient of the expense sod digi,tilties attend ing the conveyance of time Spanish pr.sourrv, gee.— Th., assertion is out exactly true. and I am di rected again to repeat to you what I hate always hitherto had the honour of stating, that any ques tion famine:in; money will never prove an obstacle to the French Government, end that it will never he behind on any subject of this nature. The British Government miy determine as*it pleases; to all its wishes France will give bervissistener, pro. sided that, in consequence of the principle ad mitted in 1780, the exchange be' made ea muse. and that all the French shall return to their own country at the samilimne that the English shall re turn to their.. Thiii condition is. amid from the Brat day of negotiation mutt have been, the site cue nom Every other ronsidiration can only I.e regarded so matter of conciliation. It is the fourth time s Sir, that 1 have the honour isf repeating to yes the determiustion of my Ceoverimient. (Signed) MAIO UST'S'. No. XVII. Note of M. Dinnoustier. Modem, Oct..t Stn—The I iter which I hail the 1160011 r of writ. log au nn the I (itli im.t. must have fully convinced you of tl.e desire with which my Government has horn otoformly animated, of removing, by all the sieritices au its pont r. the difficulties malted br F.agland spinal the earn hag into effect • general exchange, which most necessarily liberate, at the same time, oo both sides. the great bulk of the I.r.botmetv of war. You •ill, ultimata doubt, do se the justice, Sir, that en my pert I have always seconded. as much as ea. in my poser, the conciliator} disposition of ley Goternment. I actin give you another proof of it in ctio.esting to .hide the question aith coa r•eprct.n{ the lianbvernins. and to onie Cow French mineral e.f it,unn. in exchange of llanovenan•. ramprivell in the capttutatiou or ►•Meld-Marshal Count Walmotivu. have the 6Ulleer to be, ire. Duttoustitit. No. XN 111. Ste.—T have the arknowledgiu4 the receipt of poor letter of the With tottasit. and am happy to observe thete A a conciliator, we the put of the French Goverri.neut ; but 1 fed, Yt tho lime time, a pa:sful .empation in seeing that you propose a diminution of the numher (so ofte:a d.clared et inadmissible) of the French plisouers. dimmest's') la sat hange ffir the Ilanoverione of the army of Cuu nt Walneudem I base had the heaver of repeatinit very freqweat. ty my orJets. whit h do this respect were positive: mod 1 hate only to inform you. for the third time. that the licis tat Government adheres to the in.t and repritabie plan of Convention timely ioodined for the immediate ea : otel priooners of war, and s - ..t in 1 . 11.1. it ahoold not he accepted. I a!ti or. derail to rl•turn iin•raoliatr:y La,Aand. (Signed ; Ala ILSZIE. 114 VAL INTELLIGESCE. Porrstiot-rit, DEC. Cattle in the Naiad fright', %wit e,,a of convoy.-11 repurttd that a West Itodia4nan shore in the Owen,. The Jul n, ef NtlEcwstle, mentioned yesterday have engaged a French privateer fur an hour and half, has entire into harbnar. The NlJater i. i r G board the prvatertr--tite trite it;il t•o filch killed in the action. There were Pl'veral ['rend' Ingwr-rr nitit , seta among the tieet Iset hpi. m w .,„ of the Charming Ailty, Nov one ul• the t kit hi (bent. Arrived the Saturn. 74 ens, erpt.Comberl from the eartward ; the Drusesl, Capt. Male, arid Recebge, Crpt. Nash, lift* aff Cherb..terg, Caine Into harbour the Use, at; sou., Co s , ' dory Owen, and the Fairy bomb. Weid out of harbour the keittreoph,l, Sailed the Mope and Plover MI a el PLYMOUTH DucA. Arrived the North Star proem of war Irmo truing ; ;And the Peacock, 19, Capt , rrik, a etuize of Swills; the former spoke the Er w hi e ru il l ; ad th i e o y g Sli aluctider:pneruirfforLelitlilau!,l44,littliN.lao:ititilaiy, thrr: yrfuritley saw a tran.port ving up Chbood, iih ISO French prironrn !COM Li-lion. The Favuurite:Cept. Clements, to go out of Satupoul to the Souud.—Brows at %Vett. FALMOUTH. DLC. Suited L'Aigk and Syrian. with the l'artugal the Meditermueue) Fleets ui.der convoy. —H' DE %r. , DEC. I Arrived the Talbot, with 12 sail of ress%ls Cork. Put kick the Speculator Itsogee, and her con, th.t 4.silvd on the I Ith in,t.; and the brig S tated, Cioodweer, with the loss of aucLors and cables. A ft A. 1113. CORN.EXCRANGV, Ms is. CURRENT MICR OF GRAIN. Meet toe. los. so Brass (ski) .... so so Flue ditto .. *Yds. psi Tick ditto ea. , ;a. fire (sew) .. ...... 36e. os Otis sh Parley .. MN ass. 1 rilliitil its' ...... Risk 7es. vis ] IPostoe dins %kite Peas ? . , 4 , 66 . i Raps Reed . w (Wile's) 5 • • ' ' Goy Peas 46s so qN.ot.ds .7:4 1/XERIDnE. cperlipopenses Retains Tavassav, Du.ia. It)Deo', per load . IA —s. I. PArtey, P4quarier 3.10. .-41. to —d. Opts.. cm. to 351. —d. Sewn • elr.• •• • • /41/ o-a. to Sir. Ned WI. .► • " .. 4 KM to 4.66. —a ois Ditto . 41..6 , -••• •••• 41 - to — d• Peas 0. .4 SU. -.4. to sea —d. PAWS. OF TALLOW. laiirses Market ea, id TimmTallow Tes dd -os Clue kiarkrt od Ftliew Reasia bus od —4 Wider...karat Maricatem od White him boo ed per et of sib. Seep date.... bee ed IM ttyd ilektai Stuff od Aware.... 49 od Ditto revel die es .—e ihreree .... Good Dos; fee Mettle/ 'de—Carl, DAPS s 14—Mesalde. we*" Yellow Seep. Om— Pei!! of C s , ref I'. sink ilat 0.1. tgia 41.1 ilottou 40. wt. b bl. ud L.:unto .. „us. 01 to n.. .l. Veal so. vd. tv 76. 04. Pork 5O. pi. to it. od. I IItIF.T, Mt. N. per segue Sal►. He:ldea Cagily * day 11 • mita zthr* Calve.. Pip.. Il fGAT&4IW LEADENMALL MAKILIT (Si the CA/cam) W ▪ WI Oil. to at. al.l Veal oa Ita. go 116 Mottos os. et. to Si. 44. rock IL. tad. af is PRICE OF HA 7 AND - 11niAir varrucoa ST.J uses. was &&&&& ?IL. nay. 61. os. ed. to sit iSe. N. Hs?, 61. •• V Saraw.ftl. 17s. ed. to al. ye *4. New, ot. os. to ul. Clover, os. to 101 . Sus.. 01. 19s. to I. COAL MARKET—.Deo. 74. Aim at Market. Ships sold. Price. 1171 Newcastle tel 4ss. od. to 63s 174 Butadertood as ...... ale. I d. t• &M. I Ciadert• •• 6. COURSE OP' EXCUAi Aseaterdost 61 6 2 V. Ditto ot Sisbt nOtterdiail g it I U. Ritostourgh It 6 211:, Alto* as 7 101. Paris t dorsdato So Ditto • Itit - 6 t V VS:4I4T, Dee. I 1.14644 Oporto . . is Rio J make ... • 7! Malta Du:Am.. Cork ■QLLtnN Port gal ti•kl 4:6•• and lime S. prr Foreign Gad Bars New Doubloons— 4 New Dollars Silver in Bars New Lotus (noel) • Agin on tto Beak of tirlinnd ♦ pap Cott. ur h er gap h en 1 tergloy - Ur Ind 1. ler, OLi Lieu (ie, e I • .TO/01et (•• Oct 1.1110111! tt fire 1.1 • dolt 411114 Mtg. L.:Uu.ron. of 11. Iron) • 111 tk, fro*, e Bret th tatty, kit a-s. hartaisl, le ..p h i Ws Lill tx C. ugal and tt —Mud tem r. I. 1: :Is from convoy. 1%. 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