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SPAIN.. ' THE suPßrur JuNTA. • I'm smartie.; aonoiince, as positively many ; arid the 'eneunistatiers whirls give it u characteenf truth which mild. They already threaten usiwith eincuts which they sippose to he our ruin. Already, proudly slated sect which their adobe in the North silently exhort us to submit to the tree, and tamely bow our necks to the insblence ! unparalleled effrontery ! caroely believe, notwithstanding the bus de thew harbarmits dare !alantities which Illia country has sus dons aggreasiou, and thus make U 4 re. els ;re &mat to heist Of aolew, rhyild Cr. Dot when have we ever been the wit of the ferocity with which the in s Sheol These duclaiment very roost ie. entered Spam, how they emceed— led—w hat was the signal of combat the whole voles of gratuitous and Mt then citinsnitted against us. De rided 1ie.:1.L4 they find nothing bOt ger they ire ti ebb., and Woodcut atrocity they farsooth imagine that the Spa te of the imprint of native fortitude-, ist and lofty exOectstioiss. Who has blue was to be sisayed by so low r y, perhar, throw greater 'dietaries eduuhle our efforts to sorms!iat them. , will be augmented : We shall acquire naparte, waste wet your time in prat es, which, at this time of thy, con out frankly, sad say, t Berets we. nit powerful, we are resolved to be the red r This !sorter, however barb.- Oda it conveys, wintlit cousi.tein do not attempt to monastic as, that or just rights is wisdom, and coo Md. igh sour iniquitous aggression hoe mins and death, what alternative can moos Salton to adopt, arc-pt that of last extremity, rather titan c unarm to otitis ! R..b, minder, waste, and de ' been doing for these twe n ty months 'Well. you well know Ltd at also do espy ; where, in proportion to the pun them, increases the insuperable ands yen, the eternal rautmor and im. which they incessantly seem to put arse sophists resity aware of the ad• ring to is• people the uncut jutting of .tiou on the face of the globe After to, such incredible surceases, it would r which no precedent Call be found in y, to sett down at the feet of the crown tie has sent us for a king! Am! foe —That, from the midst of his impious parasites who offer him adulation, and a who accompany him, lie may point. ie temples which arc to be burnt, the oe partitioned among Isis odious satel patrons who use to be shagged to his Ito are to be sent MI as a tribute to the nits, that the Junta thus addresses you by the tuts of language. Whit ores. Is, wises things speak for themselves , nergy ? Tose houses are demolished, d.+, your Melds ravaged, your families to the grave. Shall we have made so the games of war have etansinued on e r that we should shamefully ahaudua at mach snore destrpetive prime which of the reresy ' uoly eau be an parade of rt form which the Frei. I. 'randasmatiosis. The Tartar, who go that Spain shall hive 'wither Milos rVulonies, urn populatioet, nor any poll. alartilorres To he tinned into a vast ialk, is order to breed Rusks whhis -orb nsaitisfirtnree with our valunble cry of human hemp, to be harried away resin, degre.lation in every pint of the the fate to which bn construe the urerl aliment of my Nom rank' blot ms an far as to iodise , us to *Modal table, could we et ir rainiest to the lull my religion ea whirls we were had, and ea.disirs, civil and political, we have Mail we. awn, abandon the 'Menet of of one fathers, to th.:seralegton. deri kill ! And shall the Spanish !Nation, otter of she globe for l'• me fervid piety, , which, Cw .eves soccetove centuries, liessantla of warriors, our ancestors &- pions ferocity of the Slltliffe• ' Were ims who have fallen in this memorable p their heads from their gravy*, and say ngrateful *retches ! Have we fallen ail r blood of no estimation in your eyes awry men, now no mere, rest in peace, wilting solicitude (hatreds the repair of our glories.. example has *unlit us MI( ty, and we are perfectly censored ought to reek is sot behind hut beheic Far and combats, it is by valour and ' e have to procure that tranquillity, this sae traitor. have despoiled us. INa we of our companiem have already tort it blued the /01C131.1 oath whirl, all , if u. Neatly from it ! Who shall donsilte that d danger to whirl, all of ns are subject .sate, and we are insulted, and 're reed ittle, which era bought sod sold, stet r master pleasea. dote osiz—ettraniai.ls ' teed into year heal N that . ardour and to victory ! Remember the vile, the is which the. abominable usurper lure He called \inns& his ally, hie motet. pretended to give hint the kois,orpeme, e the ("Ws of the serpent, which teem victim, sad drag hint emptier to his ca &sown 6/civilized nat . c , sad searrely most boatman, was reversed is store lonareh Behuhl, condemned to mom in 1 by guards said spies, the idolned 1111- bins whom you destine to the glory of may miserly yeti with berisevoletice noel itessaatly fixing his streaiveleg eyes upon it., aiaadst the anguish of los sutler ..slaw of hie hi lured !manes - do, aud, of liberty or revenge. re—there eau he 1111 peace ass this state ton should be free ' was, and still iii, the the elation ; or that it may become an vast sepulchre, talon the accomalated led Spaniards shall exhibit to future ages igauetiuy. sot so inimical xis virtue as 'o leave to its nielaucholy shernative It is written tti tort of all ages attests the :act, that the & dip attached to their liberty awl mile sattly establish theme in despite of all the violeme of tyranny. Victory, %Web us in of fortune, taint be the reward of for e. What bat thew defended the small from the babarvuanivasion of Xerxes? capitol when assailed try the Gaels! iwm the arse of Hannibal ? What, a rescued iha Swiss froinGennao tyranny, mace to Hollaud, ootwithsesodimg the attestors? What, in Sos, lapines at pea ilk such heroic resolnlicm, Hist, though side by entente*, and abandoned by thew ri fever in their rocks, and on the sum. use, and burl denims and &feat sto thb onqueror of Paniale ? Let us bravely ,le; our situation is the same; we are same axdotar, sad should support our. selves with the same hopes. The Gind of Armies, for Wlligin we tight, aid protect us, mut in t ewarti for the unshaken lute 'lade with which we have eurountered athersity, will filially conduct us through all the thrums that surrouud us, to the throne of indepeittlctice. Spauiarchr ! the Junta announces this to you Irately, that !too may nut 6.1' a itionseut he ignorant of the 4131141.1* which threatens your country; they aunolince it to you, with con fidence, that suit will slier yourselves worthy of the canoe which you defend, and of the inhumation of the universe ; they e it to sun, because, appointed to the sacred sluts of Rai in, the State, mod, convinced that it is the unani mous vrish tof tile Spaniards to *retire their freedom ai suety risk, they will make every possible effort to expel the enemy. When the storm razes, the avid valunble treasurm must be thrown into the sill. lo inca flie vewel front stoking. Penal. the Min whose seltislineas can rentke hint wanting 10 his duty, or ititine.e bins to coureal what is necessary to be distrilnitcd 'moue his brethren for the common defence ! Perish a CllOll%lllO times the wretch who cin prefer his own isitereq to the delivery of his country ! All such the State will severely vanish Oar enemies omit no means whir% can he employed for our destruction, and shall we neglect any which can runtime to oar preservation? Titter see" provinces which have driven out the emeriti front among them ; anti shall not those who 6nrr out ,et suffered from wt h a lamarge.raerifice every thin to pr.a.c.ve theineekta from it ()sir brave holdien. endure the rigouts of winter, and the scorching heats of summer, and nobly encounter all the dangers of bottle ; anti shall we, rem Moog quietly ut our 110111 CS, forgetful of their incalculside Coignes, thigh (wily of preserving our wishes, tool refuse to iengis eieu the least of tote luxurious igijoyincols " The victory must be ultra, if we continue awl conclude the great rill erprizr *chore a iitiertaken walk the sane manse swim with which tot begin it. Tire colossi team of (mar and I'oll6lllore which we must oppose Cu our cutesy, moat be • composed u. the fuers of all, of the sacrificed* aM; then what will it import that he pours upon us meg the le igloos it ill. *lnch ht. Ism hieu.sticeessful is fierammy,•r the swarm of conscripts he midearotire to drag from Entice With SO,OIMU less troops than we now hare, we began the war ; it anus begun WI his sole with atio,Orm more. The ex ploit ore we 'have obtained is two camp:al i ve', and our very desire, allow, will colorist these tomato of Miaiiitti to the same fate which the former have sudered. If some of the ° Monarchs of the eueth Moe cusiscuteil to become the stairs of this new Tasorflaue, and at the expense of agars( infamy ,hay.. pit releuted a natrustairs respite till their torn e to be di unread , %Ilia is that to us, a great 61,11.1.14, MOO to trillePh or lurch Whim we, lelesity ouniths ago, ar ageism ty, many , did we suit their common ? Did we out enter.' distu the contest ? Did we opt, (or •er case jaaign, inaintiitel if sotiffillantled Europe, *lieu she ire trend of it, rufsmoll-nniseiseee N. When she saw it, she looked opon it as a sudden end ephemeral niettor ; and treat now, contemplating tle• effects of our constancy and oar mug nansmtly, In the asidirlf our reverses, she ranwiders It as a pliettoruerion, a prodigy, Is. the series of political events. Let ht ruoinoitie to Nimbi us, she ought, with nii biestion ; or, if intrust b so, with terror. We are Ileheieut in none of the weans issitemary fur oar defence. Our mi litia/An is daily drawn closer intliAnseriea, to whose 112S.atance, eqnally well.tioteti and et:stereos, the souther country is so deeply indebted, :not in shore zeal mud loyalty is emitted a gnat part of our hopeu We ere resolved to `trash or triumpis. The ulliance we have emitrac.ed with the lititish nation t ton nages, mad will ewntisae —.That nation liar lavished fur us its hl.,ut and its immures,. athl is entitled to our gratitude, and licit of future ages. Let Ihe machination of ',deign', tie the suggsstions of fear, prevail with weak gorcrustieuti., or mis led calottets; let them (stud welcome') cueduile Treaties of Peace, Mowry du the part of ban who grants, mei dkrzrace fel MI the pert of those who accept them. Let all those Great l'utentates rrhnyuish the cause of viallieed natioon, and inhumanly Ed...ninon their allies—the Sprawl& people shall firmly 14411A1 alone amidst the rums of the Eiltopene eunttocat. •" Heir is drawn, never to he sheathed, the sword of eter. out hatred to the execrable tyrant ; here is ratted, never to be lowered, the standard of nolepernsitee and justice. Hasten iv it, all ye who own sot to Inv natkr tine gh m sog ia his ye who cannot miler Tutu a league with Melody ; and ye who Are tlidliZll3o4 lit the coworily dr.ertmci of de luded Princes, hasten to us. Dere the tailelll shall had up, ortumties of moon mg true bower, Shit wise and sinuous obtain nspert, said the Opeff seed find rw wt: —use rouest' is the /41104., the saille ike oar siANger, the same out tenant. (''one hither, despite ea th e io i s , m i d li lt the rower of ILI% udenuuo in spot, you shall w at. torso how we we reader slim his soar, and be our. since the s rear. srtae.r awe destiny. "The Attl'illlhs felpof L. ADDICE.ii, President. " P LIMO DE II f LNLI, Secretary" " Royal Alcaser of NOv.9i , 'sou." MEETINGS OF CIt!'.I)ITOKS, AT GUILDHALL, THIS 'DA Y. N. it George Pearson, friday 'Keret, London, warehouse- • Malt - - - 10 Samuel Wright the elder, (Mange-read, licroroudsry, %nick:layer - J Id John Clarkson, Illonot-ruvr, City-road, coal ma-r -ebuilt - - -• 3 11 gator:, Geddes, Alexander Geddes, sad Thomas Mal liken, late of Finalsury.plute ; aim/14 remhurch buildings, mer , bants• • - 3 11 Thouras lrasion, Camberwell, Surrey, port • master - 10 William Ilabemd and if iebnql 'trona - a, 01.1 Parark, North Aridity adreet„.pletaro-franse-makem - 3 10 Albert 1)e IA Cour, New Liak.street, Leicester. innate. jeweller - - 3 10 John litakipp, join. Beath-, %linen, carpenter - 2 12 I:elwas .1 Stanford, Castlisstrect, Len.asturl4lo4, very atv:ale-keeme .; 2 11 John William Isherwood, Newgatea.street, cheese. loonier 11 John Young, Cle,lerahaen,Gloncesteasinie,alealer and ehapausa - - 1 11 hr , •! , 4 Eg lenettnn, late of Dean's court, St. Martin's. 1. !and ; but now of Paul• street, ranslinry,.gold s..iath . - g 12 1%,.,a:. lVcater, late of Rood-lune, London, user. chant - 2 10 Tluain-s Axiom., late of Old North•strect, Rcd.liou eltrare, use:chant - 4 10 nIVI DEN DS. Ilanotel Harrison, Kent-rued, Surrey, bricklayer 11 Davia, North-street, Chelsea, phi/Meter 10 Samuel kriasyson. Fleet -street, London. huen•ilraper 10 (bastes Cadman, Park-street, Islington,rarpenter 14 John Ralph Battier and John Jacob Zorulits, Dr. vonshinc•srpiare, Ilisleapseate.street, London, lour chants Daniel Blarlifoid and Richard Blachford, Lombard 'tree, Interacts - 10 John Pepper, Late of Bamford, Essen, victualler - WHhamnatoir and Robert Easton, jun. Outliers- Miry, London, warchowemen - 1 Arthur Leer% Banbury, Oxfordshire, mercer - lY CERTIFICATES. James Prosser ' of Sloarse•streer, Chelsea, Middlesra, grocer Henry Geary, of Warrington, Lancaster, linen and woollen draper . John Stiles, of Air-street, Piccadilly, Middlesex, carpenter. Joseph Staples Smith, of Liverpool. shoe-maker. William Blackburn, of Leeds, York, woolataider. Thomas Stunt, now sr late of Wilton, Herefonl, conifer's,. A few nights ago, the mills of Mount-lane, in the time of Newport, county of Tipperary, with a quan tity of. flour wild corn therein. were osnsuraed by, fire. 'Die cause of this conflagration and destruc tion of property, is attributed is the malignity of aurae person, as yet unknown, who, at the dead of night (an unusual flood theo prevailing in the ri r'vrr) opened the sluice, by which the machinery was set into ninth rapid motion as to cause ignition.— The inlialnbuits, uu being alarmed, swiembletl with great promptness, and, by their active and unre mitting exertions, which merit the highest enco mium., soou clitcked the further progress of the (Luna'. JO NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. 413,1171F1RLD CLUB CATTLE gni,. • ' -- "••••••""ff Yesterday Mr.lladler's.yard, in Gutman arca., qrsis tertord. al, to an unusual degree, Toy a icattatiOs aid tartlets. atnyag whom we noticed she.Dti of tv Aida!, Vase Ill'ia dachas, Lord liestlflield, and ass of tim n o ble sal 4.esta . tr ; gashed puma id breeding sad itraniag. The fosetiere lkedshice totem, beiesgiag to 30w. Wellica, eecrn , tl 4* sinvut a considerable share of the attention of the amateurs is suldhion to oar former accounts, we dvere to norioriol4, elt.vt Mr. James Basset this day 'hewed • turnip and clover tir.3,, en a simple . gad ingenious oolostrectien. A t half past tiskleet ~ I he NI cambers of the Smithfield Ildit began to repnw Willie Frernmpue 'lonwn, and .it 3 o'clenk his Grace the Fake of Bedford took the Chair, at a Masai at which la new Members were elected, sie. Lord Ileathfirid, John Irving, If.sq M.P.. ThrsaasGreg, fmg. 'Thomas Mellish, Ea. Joseph (Mist, Esq. FrauctiaGerrs. hobo Edmonds, Francis Whitfield, John Pivots, stistetrok Bigstell, George tilt:eta auJJOIM 8i1i14144A. M was resolved, 'That tit lung-horned and sto 5h.,,tY10 d0 ..1 itisellsofeses . he esempt neat ) tor from the month ...ov , 4 tr. lite Abair respecting work , ashetornatives of dtettiets admit we .lainatir is little • praet teed. it was also resolved, That st the [hew faineeediug UK sect (Chrisini4s, Intl), the Hertford, Soma % swot Dams tram. shall be shear in pairs 4or yokes of tan u%431 Coolli, 1141 The re entril rte, and of one man's breed, and that the. pre/moms shall be equally doh sled between the hamar sad tluvieverw. ' of sorb °aro. • foarsitourn, DEC. 17. Nothing arrived or sailed tee-day. The !loyalist transport has got off Smith See-beach, and come iuto harbour.—Wsud S.WAy S. • PLYMOUTH, DEC. 16. Arrived the Coartive, French cutter, prize to the Surveillante Irigate, iu ballast. Nothing sailed. —Wind S.W. A report of a most painful nature has been in cir culation here for these three days, stating, that the Mahar frigate, which soiled from this port last week, had been cast away off Guernsey; but we are in clined to discredit the report,. as she only left Tor bay on Tuesday last. The wind, which his blown strong at S. S. W. nearly all the week, is now more moderate ; im Thursday night it suddenly veered round to the S. E. and threw %m it a tremendous swell into the Sound and Bay, that the 7Vmeraire was for some time in imminent danger ; her hawse-bags were washed away, and the waver !toured in so fast at the hawse-hides anti ports, that she had four feet water in tier hold ; but by the great militias of her offi cers arid crew, she rode out the gale without any other materiel injury.—One of the Cawsand boats, with a bey in it, broke from her moorings, and drifted alongside the Tonersire, where the lad was taker' on board, and teacued from by perilous si tuation. • ToRIAT, DEC. 16. Arrived gesterti.iy, the Druid frigate, and re mains with the TMsnra and Dispkne fvigates, the Persian sloop, and Alarm and Beagle Custom house ef Art. vAtMouT“, Dtc. retittrttly arrived the Snake Packet, Captain Thompson, in ten days, with mails from Cadiz.-- She confirms the account of the autism between the Spanish And French armies, near Deana, in which the Spaniards were defeated, with die loss of about 9.000 rue!), in killed, wounded, and prisomers ; the French also lost considerably. ft was reported on the day the Picket left, that the Sp4mards, iu a second action, had retaken 15 piecea of caution, which the French took iu the former.—A report was brought by the Princess Charlotte Packet, which arrived on Wednesday last, iu 15 days from Lisbon. The American ship Rodman, Capt. Thompson, is this day arrived from Norfolk in iryiuiit, bound to Ilamborgh ; she brings no news whatever from America ; :3.5 days out. The Phipps, with dispstches for Lisbon ; and the Plorer on a cruise, have put back again by con trary winds. A ship, supposed a,West Indiaman, passed this port yesterday morning, under jury -masts, sup posed for Plymouth. • 'l'he Packets, with ontwasti snails, are still de tained by contrary winds. DEAL, DEC. 17. Arrived Ffil Majesty's ship Mermaid. from Que bec, midi remains in the Downs, with the outer- Loud, as per last.—Wind W. The President anoiminced o donation to the ChM m 'Mum, from the Directors of the Cattle Life Itiourimer l'ompany, Simmer-street ; and the Thank. of the Cloth wort voted Air this present. About five o'clock, nese ous lithe bletehror ef She (leis, sad their fo ends, sot dow• to lia exceltem elasser, fern masons' Hall ; kw Grace the Dyke or flentrotto to tie • Chair —.lit., tl.e yk,di woe witlidean h.a Grace pry.— " Tow king,"—"'llw Prince of Wale..,"—" The Micro ad Family;'—" Prosperity to the Smithfield Club.^ A. Lie Esq. thew rose, wad proposed the 'health of the Duke of Bedford; elicit was Mimic rob Lome applause; al the etti:clabitia or which kis Gram *memo& Outwits in • swat speech. Hi. Gime then gave—. The Plough,"-...-" The Array and l'ilavy,"-wHe then ruse, and read the Judges' arm/ at she premiums, tea. Clear I—e 4 seisms to Mr. Jobs Edmonds, fir Ws 6-,year obi Horeturdsli ire ow. Class ll—Jr guineas to Mr. Jule Terrett, for kis li-year old lang-berned Class V-2.1 guineas to Mr. William Webber, far hh Sim old Devoashire ox. Chris Vl—il) guineas to Mr. Jobe Tervetti kr his 4-year old Hereforolskiie Class VII--tu guise's to Mr. Michael Beckley, for his 11- year old Deese ox. Class IX—to guineas to Mr. John Edmonds, far kis Ji months old new Leicester embers. Class X—ls guineas to Mr. Joke Wester, fur his as mouths old new Leicester retirees. Class I.—to guiress to Mr. Henry king, joie. for his as mouths old South down wetlairs. Clam Xll—to guineas to Mr. William Harrison, for ha 12 months old Foustk.olurn nether, Chnis XII geineno to Mr. John Roads, fur his fro weeks old spotted Berkshire pig. - Class XiV•l 0 guineas to Mr. John Roads, for his 40 weeks old spotted Berkshire pig. And he added, that t h e premiums fur the loug•lsurard„ sod for the shurt-horeed breeds of owe, and for tot ems, hod not this year Mee claimed. His Grace Owe Mestioard the sew promisees Meader fur Merino wethrrs of the pme h;-asish Mood, two yeses odd ; and took .resists to necrotic, that dile hived of sheep, the wool of which was of seas acknowledged importer For to owe esseefarturrrs, wmtrio re cently istrudured into this country, to sprek .ter isisely us thek feeding merits ; the aseestsinusent and zueurragemect of which, were the principal uhjicis of the Southfield which was properly bona nn the increased savoy of swat, *Who'd pi rjoidice in favour of any virticular heel*, to the eselus'uis of others ; recept• lark& .1, of sesch, as row, react: shalt room to le reproductive ut total in this Leeds of the gyrator ; riot said, dirt he could lot hut emigratotalr the Cloth on die erns of the mine* slier is 106 ).'4l. 41.4.% • 1116.04, which, but ri fro veers ago, riecupiel a vest portion flour peonies; a chsoile, whirls ear aloes aressoot the Ike era taut supply fisitiesiosl to the coestsully memoriam Ismed of Smithfield market. His Grace rencindcd au imuirmisire speceb, 115 quoting the remark, Olt 11. is services of him slow reuses ilrel blades of gil4, to grow whore . Use may prew lielire; and said, , how meek greater Is his merit oboe:mei one sheep new: to Mites WI sit ame Mew could thessirly lie itemise ; sod, before kw est down, gars "hie Joseph Snell. - The nod toast was," 1 he Joitloa of the Sher, and thanks to then. fee tte *nodal.: ttwyliNce taken." Ills three again ruse In vale, that lord Sonvervilk had judged a slight altocat MO of the iturstekstro fee IY,I ler ‘tr, 'in .14 firth . F March, nereasory leo ioe din idiots the preltilool lots. 4ta t twelve's, a«.l those ut Mt riots raw-1 I. The twat , proOrke:•ll.- . Agricldune, Mantofsetoti es, moat Commerce." •• The Stewards of tire Shea, Sir John ft KehrNht, owl hr Jul. ii e ß osigton." Mr. Coke." " looming !Moiety of Irelsinl." Seeress tu the Huard of Agricull . . THE . . tA UK ETS. : COR3I-EXCHANGE, Dtc. it Frani dee late contrary Wiwi* caner's.% otters am but 'Lust supplies of Wisest 'seised this day ; early in the fore noon sal,. of flue sere at a small increase, but viler quill tie. at little variation ; Barley libels iu blunt suppls sail fall as 11 . • H. —MJIt keeps it. price; White Pram', 'ulna Beaus, of the Iwo kiwis, mar but Intl.—Thus an.slaarl supplies at Oats, awl sake tbereaf are fully at oar last pines quoted —flour a ithuut mlt i ...I ion. CUR+ tiatT PNICE f/F GRAIN. Wheat - Want (old) .. ..6os Gas on Fuse dill* It.)e 408tY. 0mit.......... • 'A. 301. $4l aarley tn. 7.61. PW:14145 .4/ Malt ;as bo• rolistot ditto la 415151. WWI' Pea. t • ~ , Rape •ssJ Oers) ••• • `" 01" Hoar Q.N. 9SI Ckev Pt 3., PRICE OF HUMS. MAGI. Kemt, 41. IN. to 51. Ins. Kent, et to 61. 61 Ammen, 41. to sl. Mowers, 31. Ise. to 41. t,e Kosene,. 41. --o. to. 11. 3.e. hienhowl, sl.-4.t0 lot His Grave 11;(4111 rswr-, and rii - ticeil - the ',vest degree in n hie all the 'hews by this Club had heets intirlited to the jiill%iiient and spirit of Mr Wc.tchr, as a gr : .tier ; and tw inform the 4entpany, that hi. not having is that, or the last sear, appeared as a candidate with Oren, arose float his with to the (lob, in aihroing a wider scope fur Lampe litiun, and coucluded " Mr. Westcac." " The Aericiii:ural Soriets of !retina." " The abundant supply of tire Meat Miukets a the United King•iont " Whets his Grace left the (hair, Sir John Saaders Sehrigitt was called to till it, is a wen sit,t;stanishirsl 'wanner. He pi n cecdrd V. gore " Long I.eaaes to good Testaurs"—. Earl Winelielsea"—" iu ssc , and crest in value ;"--and continued to 'limn t a high devee of ratioual otioivitelity, mail a late hoar. PRICES OF IIAV AND IT. OA airs's. Hoy, toe. col to bi Go et Straw, el es- rd. to $1 tocoti. STRAW, 1 EarI:RIMY WHITES:HAIM,. Hay I. ...S. to 61. os New, 01. us. to 01. Clover, 61. tom. to 71. 14s Straw. a itis. to O. Os ISAFI ELI/ SI Alt K GT, DIA. H. This day's triarVel 'Ls.. amply supplied with prime Yeasts; and the ilea of 'cattle in other respects W2l, ref) good Mutton, Veal, and Push, support het prices; . ii.nf i.fleartr, and the trade in general ssu so what brisk Thr sale in the Hay-.market were rather considerable ; Hay sold se last price ; blear and Closer have falko is price —.tie subjoin au accurate statement of the prnes sod numbers. To +ink the Offal per stone of ilk. 8erf......a5. ed. to 6n. od. Head of Cattle, this dsy M tattoo ...es. 44 to cis. nd Neaeb 3,20. Veld od. to ;s. r.l. Sheep Pork ss. ed. to 74 oil. Calves :too Lasub....ue. oil. to u.. oil uSu H A Y-. A lt K ET. Hay sl Is. od. to 61. oe. od. Ntraor 11. his. od. to el. tie. tot. Clover .. Os. ed. to 71. M. od f EWG AT E AND LEAI3F,PIHAI.L MARV EIS. (Sy the Carew.) Beef 34. Sd. to ss. od. I Yard ee. ed. to de od Mutton 4. MI to Si. 4.1. I Pork 6s. ed. to 7* 4.1 Mr. PEcw, of Seething-lane, Tower-street, has in Ins possession, 44 live seal, weighing near 30n weigh', and which Is keeps in a large cistern of water; is so deeile as to feed from the head. PRICIL OF !MOW, TartituAT , a per Ora. Rairced • per Cent I.ollig4atitirs selp ihthe lod,a bowls 4l et prem. Eschatter Rills U t t prim. Euithsh Lottery Tickets.. ... COO9OlB far ;alit T. RISK, Stalt-Bruhsr. 4. CurnMill, and 9, Cbsrin-crat PRICE OF TALLOW. _ St. James's Market ss ud ' 'roomTallow 870 ud --e o Clare Market Wkiteekapel Market ss ud Mite ditto .. 86‘ od —, • per it. of Ilk. —..... Soap ditto.... 571 ud —s • Its Id M.-Ring Stud' 795 04 -•• 0 Average.... s• id Dine ruilill 5118 us ••1 • Graves .... Good Dregs Yellow S•ap, 111141S—Me1tIcd i Ur-.. Card, itos Price of Candks. per dolma, 13.6d—Muelila, 14a 6.1 BIRTR. ___ Oa Friday, et Beaumo;ii.Mige Tioetrusteta Ariehrook of a daughter. MARRIAGE. On the 27th of7ase last, at Millbrae'', sear Seetbromm ton, Routs, John Carruthers, jun. Esq. late of Cletstairio Ina, tu.Mary Anne, oldest sheiks'e of she late AMMO Meuse, Eon sad 'road daughter of the late Sir Essiosed Muurc, Sat. of Carliury, is the roust, of Coil:, Inland. DEATHS. On the loth inst. Mr. hobos Brookes, of liortelidaysto Southwark, aged 73. On the 17th heal. at his home is Berner-street, Sir ST4 bun tensity, Ban. one erns, Undo@ tLe East lad* Conip.uty. On Tnesday se' 'en, at Riais., sear Annli-I, the See. William Wilton, ant a abort Own, whir% eptagriciked the preceding day, leaving a asallitteas family and pupae. ender to rlmhon his premature appease. • MR,ICE OF LEATHER. Butts, 50 to 06Ibs. eadi - old to 33d per lb. Ditto, Si to titilbs. sada - ted to %A blercbaste Rorke - Sid to gui Deeming Hides - led to 1:44 Flies Coach Hides - 194 to iid Crop Hides 35 to 40th. for natives 17}4 to 10(4 Ditto 45 to :orilbe - I Rid to Std Colt Akins 30 i• 4016 c.d to 3,4 hub 50 to 701 h. - 344 lu 40.1 Ditto 70 to Solbs . 344 to 394 Small Seals (Grreidaiiii) se 04 to 31 • 4'410 loos to 1410 per dos.ll. HRH WATER AT 141:11:10N pocopGi.,' Ttl IS t) 41 Mioats; • am. aftW II jAhort••• 20. , sraio. after i : , ir._...-_,.....-.. ~..-„==-•":"...-_. - .:_-:_.- ...5...;--7 4 .......___:..t , ......;....._ - it Att HFUKtt. LONDON ••-1Priotefilftr?'•1111111, No. I, Vietritier• ti.ii, neat Hollers mod Strefll (per Ordinary it.. W. to ta. d. and pobliohod al the 411twe, '.e d,, MBA of St. 0.••••••• . . .tome) 30.—i. to 3i. itl al orket Calf 1.111. od. sorb Charrb, mrstaid, by & 111117 E, a isom•placr.-0 ,000 • ligidati go or. Mi. to Is lud Fos Hirer I UAW. II Itio Od &c foe dais Parley, reel to the Wks" (1•4411 , 4•4 1 4. gil l Sheep Skw - - t• nil Iv --,* t 4. dell attended to . • • large