The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-03-12 00:00:00

POREIGN. INTZLLJGENC E. GorrENHuRGII MAIL. PeTERSIMILaN, YES. S. The good understanding between Russia and China continues and increases. The Emperor of China has transmitted an extremely friendly letter to the Emperor of Russia, and it is not to be doubted that our Government still profit of his good disposi. Lien, to form a closer connection between the Em pires, which most Irive aJvantageaus consequecces to the trade of Russia. SVOCKNOL IN, rte. 25. I Her Majesty the Queen was, on the 22d inst. at half past three o'clock in the afternoon, safely de : i livered of a Princess, to the great joy of every per son. The Queen and Princess are both likely to i do well. , ; His Excellency, M. de Novosittsoff and suite, ) arrived here on the ltd inst. and the next day put -1 ; sued St.his tier .journe ved as y s t h oesati meme Petersburgh. v An Engl ish th d ispatches fero°um , St. Petersburgh. The frigate and cutter by which li i then came front England, net having been able to ;f 1 make the port of Gottenbuig, were obliged to land I', is Norway. VIENNA, TEI. IS. A courier. who has arrived here from Paris, has brought instruktions to the French Ambassador. M. dela Rocbefoneault. The appointment of the Am lrasador amounts to 1.50,000 florins. From the lOtis to the 15th be received and returned visits frau the Spanish Ambassador and other Foreign blitisters, as also from the principal nobility. Resseen Ambassador, however, took no part in this teferieuitg. Yesterday being the birth-day of the Emperor, the Areboduke Charles gave an entertainment, at width the members of the royal family were present. Oa the skrne day the Russian Ambassador, Count RotaMowsky, gave a hall to above 150 persons. Teiterday the Minister of State, Count Cobentzel, gave a grand dinner to the French Ambassador, and many persons of distinttion. It is now said, that the camp in Triuli will not be formed; nor will the cordon on the Italian frontiers reteive any further reinforcements. Marshal Brune, the late French Ambassador at Constantinople, is expelled here very soon, and it is understood that he will continue here some time, with the permission of our Court. These is a report that the intended journey of Their Imperial Majesties to the Italian frontiers will not take place. FRANKFORT, M. 16. The troops front Strasburgh aut other French garrisons, which were under orders to march for Italy, have now been countermanded. BERN, itll. 4. The Emperor Napoleon has written the following letter to the Landamman of Switzerland : TO OWL GITAT TRIM), TIM LANDAMMAN OT WITZIALAND. • Very Dear and Great Friend, " At the moment when it pleased Divine Providence to call me to the throne of France, nothing could be more pleasing to sit .lian the expression of the sentiesents with whorl' you par ti •ilate in t►is event. Your deputies have d'Aivered your letter of enng:atelarion; sad iii the mitres in which Otos. bare Ms charged *Nit mignon, have folly justified fie confidence you have oeposed in these During thee stay here, they hays been enabled to usury you of iny unchangeable intention to preserve the friendly relations the two stater. I wosh that they may convey to you their a..u•aucer, as also those of my esteem and regard for you. I pray God, my dear and great frrend, to have you in his holy keeping. " Paris, Jan. 4, 14415. " NAPOLEON " ILA I Y. WEL 5 Great preparations are making at Milan for the reception of the Emperor Napoleon, Prince Joseph, or another Prince, and the Pope. His Holiness, sad the Cardinals who accompany him, will take up their residence in the Archiepiscopal Palace. An English squadron of six shies i, cruising off Genoa. 74A_DRID, JAN. 28. in the course of next month twelve Spanish ships of the line, and a proportionable quantity of frigates, will he completely ready for sea. This naval force will be doubled in the month of March, And will be continually becoming stronger. The military pre parations for the defcttcc of-Ferrol, and the neigh t writig coasts, are now completed. There are in that vicinity nearly io,onn men, and the batteries are manned with more than von artillerymen. Merchant vessels and other ships frequently pct into Cadiz. notwithstanding the blockade : a ship from America lately came in. FARTHER EXTRACTS FROM TIM PARIS PAPERS To the 34 Iri•tant. PARIS. 4•RCII I. Mr. Pitt had no occasion for the vote of live million pounds. It hes been well known for these two years, that if there be a Prince so much the enemy of his house, his throne, and his people, to wish to seU his repose, the future destinies of his facnily, and the blood of his subjects, England ready to pay him for them, with that geld acquired by monopoly, at the expence of all the people of ?Await. The English Government presents to the the odious spectacle of the most profound immorality. Its agents, with their purses in their hands, pervade every cabinet, and the powers on every site sejea with horror the money and the corruption which can produce nothing but misfor moe and remorse. That England is disposed to furnish several hundreds of millions to the powers that would renew the struggle, is a known truth, which it was not necessary to proclaim anew. But what Mr. Mtt's vote manifests with equal clear ness, is that state of blindness which does not per mit him to see that Europe wishes for repose; and that if those who seek to plunge her agars into a sea of don's, and uncertainty, should be overthrown in their tuns, tkey would fall amidst the acclamations of all nations. _ _ _ Money is nodal to coalitions—we are not igno rant of it; but it is not with money that ooalitions are made. Which is there of the great Pawns of Europe that does not Spend in so alive &able or arebti what you can offer it i It ItelidailallMilLicf its subjeills ; but that damson • . 4 ._ • 1001. • I_ %manned policy, by LA anti Air '1 h. Atio ablivin g °maw. f lam' a to make a . *-Ticvp' • plj ':erifices for their advantage, that we produce allies. That is not your custom ; your only policy, the great Frederick said se long since, is to knock, purse in hand, at every door. But tile fatal effeas of that policy have been demonstrated by experi ence ; keep your gold then ; and if you be animated by the interest of - your country, make peace, and assume, in peace, moderate principles. You will have time to pay your debt, and to ensure )ourselves in the possession of those immense riches you are ac cumulating, of those immense Indies which groan under your dominion The first steps and advances towards peace were made to you, and how did you reply to them ? By placing, at the opening of Parliament, inveCtives in th~m•iuth of your Sovereign, by violating the se cret of Negotiations ; which has clearly proved that you intended they should be ineffeCtual. (Note in The !vfoniteur 'he Ist of March, upon that port of Mr. btt's Budget, in which he proposed to vote four masons for subsidies.) NAVAL INTELLNENCE. ►ORTSMuUTH, MARCH 10. Sailed the 3Lp/in and distrera sloops of war on a ind S. E. PLYMOUTH, MARCH 9. Came in the Lady Warrrn armed ship, with a fleet under convoy from the Downs ; Naiad frigate, and He/eia sloop of war, from a cruise. Sailed the Fuiaroyant man of war, on a cruise. FALMOUTH, MARCH 8. Arrived this day, the John privateer of London, M'Pherson, very leaky ; and the Princess Augusta packet, Captain Thompson, in 38 days, from Ja maica—left lying there the Prince Adolphus packet, Bowuerson, which arrived on the .'".sth ult. with mails from England, after beating off a French privateer. Pas,enger per Princess Augusta, is Major White of the 60111 Regiment. The packet brings no very particular stews. The Assembly at Jamaica has written a verystrong remonstrance on the measures adopted by this Go vernment in not allowing corn to be imported in American bottoms. The fever continues very bad among the inhabitants at Jamaica, several of which are daily carried off. The crews of the different skips lying there are particularly healthy. His 111.;jesty's ship La Franch;se, 44 suns, was lying at Jamaica, as also His Majesty's ship Theseus, 74 guns, which had arrived a few days before from a cruise, in a very leaky state. Several Spanish vessels had been detained, and on the arrival of the jam Ball cutter, in 30 days, from Plymouth, with dispatches (supposed to contain a declaration of war against Spain), the English flag was immediate ly hoisted over those of Spain. A French brig privateer, of 10 guns, was taken by one of our frigates, and carried into Jamaica. His Majesty's ship Penguin sailed the sante day as the packet on a cruise. The Bacchante sloop of war convoyed the Prancers Augusta, through the Wind ward passage, and then proceeded for New Provi dence. A frigate was hourly expelled at Jamaica, from Barbadoes, in which Admiral Sir John Duck worth takes his passage for England : Governor General Nugent also cxpcks shortly to leave that Island, having solicited leave from Government to return to England. Sailed His Majesty's ship Inconstant, of 56 ions, Captain Dickson, with about fourteen sail under convoy, for Ireland; and His Majesty's ship Aven ger, of 18 grans. Captain White, with shout six sail under convoy, for Lisbon, Oporto, and the Medi tirranean —Wind S. !MAL, MARCH 10. Sailed the Hermes sloop of war, on a cruise, off the French coast ; and the Bone ta sloop of war, to the westward. . Arnved the Speedy sloop of war, firm a cruise, and remains in the Downs, with the rest or the ships as per last. On the Bth inst. at seven p. m. arrived in the Downs the LOCI{ it gun-brig, commanded by Lieut Like, towed in by the Pincher gun-brig, almost a complete wreck, with her foremast totally disabled with shot; she having, oy a signal from L'lmmer talare frigate, run close under the batteries of Ambleteuse, to destroy or drive on shore a number of the enemy's small craft, coming from the east ward, which service was completely performed, although a heavy tire from eleven batteries of field-pieces was kept up, and, in the ad of lowering the jolly-hoot, to take possession of a small cutter prigged vessel, a 42-pound shot struck her foremast, which obliged the Lereust to desist, or the enemy's vessel would have been in her possession in a few minutes; she is going to Sheerness to repair da mages, being much cat in her hull. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Got %rut so, 4ICII 6.—Pawl hv the Aurora, o , ven, 1.191111, 't. -r, Young Frederick, Diamtmi, N. hwye, Prow •, God !lope, 1(01111r H .rnvrc. Harry, V? , 91% Walker, triclatod, Jnhavitve, W,UMelm , 444 the Ymalitt Johantw4, Mnok. from Embrten. Sa.led the Ch., l o u r Loma, Smidt, for St Lue.imv; arid the Cecilia, °lslet., fur Tonu.gen. At Hoyl.ske--The Devonshire, Cameron, from Charleston. At News —Neytone, Gauberg, from Malaga. At Belfast—Jo an, Newman, from ()port«. At Cork—Eliza, Brown, from New• York. At Limerick—Robert, Patt d ar , ditto. At Gibralrar—Mary, Hall, from Hull. At Jramaira—William Dent, Farmer; Bri.tgernon, Good win ; detae, Irian; and Stiff.ilk, Qui rev, from Lon don; John, Pritshard Ml4lona, I:ardner ; Curl Mr, S. 11111; Diana, Weeks; and Hero, Cloutom, from ; Mare, Mannorli ; Montgomery, Hughes; and the Caimierdoon, from Cork ; W rhmm , Witten ; Resolu4o r, Budd ; Volunteer, Barwise; and rite Favourite, Itrisaidsuri, from Whitehaven ; Holland, Newton; and the Golden Grove, Wells, from ff.:wcastle; Will, Worwiliouvr ; Augusta, Steel ; James, Rootage; Indian Trader, Robert, Johnson ; 8.-Ilona, Cow; Clyde, Neale ; Barnet, Latham; Jane, C.m p bell ; Elizabeth, Wlntosh, Cornwall, Chapman: Atlas, Whisosides; Onnedi Doke, Galt ; and Clifton, Bateman, from Liverpool Celt r, Nufte; Hope, Reynolds ; Fortune, Kenninn, and Jamaica. Brown, from Clyde. Will, Bradford; farmPonaea; Lord Stanley, Enterprise, Lawson; Polly, Paster; and iigypnenne, Cannon, from Africa. On Tridey kit, several mea of the parish of Roach. assembled in a riotous manner. and proceed ed to Padstow, *here they stepped two •essels lades with corn, that were bound for Spain. and made the owners unship their cargoes. Apprehensions were entertained in Bothnia on Saturday last, that a di,. urbane* would be made in that market. bat.. by the spirited exertions okhe Rev. Mr. Pa it.s.; es. Mayon, it was happily quelled. THE MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, MANCH 11 The supply of Wheat to day, is rather short, and not many rater are effected, the buyers tnoAly not chasing late prices, The fine sold is full a dear; aad inferior qualities have scarce any sale at leas prices Prime Danteic about 116 s. per Quarter. Barley in tolerable quantity, with Malt at little difference of price. White Peas continue dull sale, and de cline. There being a great demand for BOOM, they am dearer Tire supply of Oats is a tolerable pod one, but chiefly last week's, and at rather leas price. Flour in full stock., acid nearly a last week CIIaRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat . 748 90 lU6s. ' Beans 44 SO4 04 Floe do .....I lUs. 114. 04. Tiek Bean 41. 48. 0.1 Rye... SS, 63. 04 Oau 27. 29. 314 04. Barley 444 494. Id. Polands..... 33. 6.1. Malt.. White Perm 44.. 49. 04 Fine Flour .... {Su 90a. Od. Gray Pear Ma. 494. lid. Seconds 404 Sic rk,. RETURN OF WHET Including only from the 26th agreeably to i d. 60 Quarters at 124 40 ------ at 123 100 -- at 122 150 at ISO 343 --- at 1118 1175 - at 116 74 - at 114 203 -- at 112 703 at 110 669 - •t 108 128 at 106 516 - at 105 901 ---. at 104 171 - at 103 $53 ----.. at 102 50 ---. at 101 And 330 Qua Total 9803 Quartet, Os. 41d. higher th BIRTHS. On the 6th currents, in Charintse-sq nate, Edinburgh, the Lads of James Colquhoun, Esq. M.P. was Gately' delivered of a 44ni Tuesday, at his Lordship's house, in.Adington-street, titc Countess of Sefton, of a son. MA ERIAGES. On the 7th inst at Northampton, Henry Disney RoeSsick. Esq. to Miss Deese!, daughter or . Colonel Deland, o i l Inspecting Frold Officer, or the South Inland District. Un Thaisday Lot, et St Mary-la ravine Cmirch, ir. Itishop of Kamera, the I Ch 'ries P fourth 1). I Earl of Uxbridge, anrlCaptarn of chin s •.• to M 1.4 El maimed' Araheila Muuk, -4..5.nul d,ussitcr or LI • Munk, E.-q. T .\TIIs. Lately, in her 21st yea., ~..cc;-.4y;-.4y deaervcdly by her fanti'y and friends, M;:a titr..l Maria f.eger, yn - m;•11 d.tughter of Mr. C toter, K im4-cttert, Nu.% t• h. Lately, aged 4; , ,,,‘11 Th...nas A nein, ui Letok, ntie of ,he common coo tic.lo.len of that boron*, and printer of The Ceti. I ntelligeneer Ott Tue-iloy evening, at Beverley, the Lady of William Beverley, Esq. of that place. . _ . . . On Thursday, the iith tilt. at Lydon, wear Northampton, the wife of John Amos, and her ion, ahoot fou, years bath at one instant At Oxford University, Richard' Townsend, E q eldest win of Richard Boyle Townsend, of Castle Townsend, roans/ Cork, Esq. A RETURN OF FOILIR. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT L' /NDON-BRIDGE. From Feb. 23, to Mar. 1, from the Cricket Offico. Morn. 15 min. after 14 —Even. 41 met. ao-r 12. Sacks. I. d. I Sacks s. d. Sacks a 4 - - - -—-- - . - --- - 58 ....100 0 33.. ....9I 0 45. 16 0 SALES BY At CTiON. $909 .... 95 0 II V3.......90 0 75. 85 0 10 .... 14 61 35. 69 0 75 84 0 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, A FEW LOTS OF TM $42 .... 94 0 l5l .68 0 27 II 0 SIERT, AND VARIOUS EFFECTS. 524 .... 93 0 LI .... 67 0 11 79 0 Be Mr. PRICKETT, 344 .... 92 0 1 .... 86 6 Oa the Pitman. No. 2. Lonslon-mall. THIS DST. a Total-12,0 05.11, 002 Sacks--Arent id, lower than last Rei 94e. 9/d. !turn. PRICE OF SEEDS IN MARC-LANE. Tares Sts 04 to 45s 0.1 Rye Grass ..14s Od to 37s Od per qr. Conaway 96s Od to 1301 Od per cwt. Coriander Trefoil l6l Od to 384 nd Red Clover 305 04 to Sts Od White ditto 36s 04 to 114 s Od White Mustard Seed .6s Od to lii 04 per bush , Rrown ditto lOs Od to Ids 04 Canary 7s 04 to 13. 04 Turnip Its Od to ?4s Od PRICE iF 110P5. vocaays. ■•os, Kent 41 tOs to 51 154 Kent .41 0s in 51 Si Sussex.... .41 lOs to 51 10s Sumer 41 O. to 51 Os IE-sex 41 6. to 51 Ss Faroham....7l Ot to Si Os OW Duty laid at 177,6001. MOMS OF HA' MTV IT JAMIS.III. 1I ay 91 Os • 41 Ilt New 01 Os a 01 Os elt.r.r Ol Gt sOl Os Straw .91 6 • a 31 3, AND STRAVV. DAT. wutTaCYAraa. flay Si 14. a 41 12s New 01 0, a 01 Oa Clover 4l 10a a N Irrs Straw.. 2l Bs a al 10, SMITHFIELD, Moo 'ay. Mac II To sink the offal—per stone of alb Heel 41 4d to los 4d 1 Val.. >s Od to 64 4d Mottoo 44 CI to Si IM Pork 4s Sd to D. Head of Cattle thh Day, Beast., about 2000—Sheet., 11,1110. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, A FEW LOTS OF 7101. SIERY, AND VARIOUS EFFECTS. By Mr. PRICKETT, On the Premises, No. 2, Lonelon-ervall„ THIS DAT, Eleven *Vinci", ABOUT One Hunched Lou of genuine HOUST, HOLD FURNITURE, part the ?toper" of Mr. John Lodge, Rudder, a Bankrupt, and Part the Property dr • Osntkman ((tressed) ; conapeising Bedsteads, Farlierdialls and Bedduig, Marine Window curtains, Mahogany Furtiqure in Drawers, Chairs, Tahla, Secretary and Boubrasc, Set' of Jiyinined Elbow Chairs, a few I.nts of flasiery and Drapery:, Smoky Pieces of Deal Framing, Old Iron, a capital Calmat with Lead Curb, a Sink and Cistern, with ratites Firer*, To be viewed till the time of Sale. Catalogues to ballad on it, p re mises ; more Mr. 1 , y,Lk,0, opholie: and auetioneet, 122, Aideragate-street. NEWGATE AND LEADF.NRALI. M %BEETS By the carcase. Beef Se 44 to 4S 6 , 1 I Veal 4. Od to 6. 04 Mutton...9s 1M to 44 64 J hd to 5 , 44 VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE and EXTENSIVE PREMISES, moat eligibly aituateJ, being No. 2, the Side of LONDON-WALL, within one dated Wood-area. By Mr. PRICKETT, . . . . PRICE OF TALLOW. St. games% Market l4 I Clare Markot id Whitechapel Market 4s O. Per Stone of 111 b. ---- I By Order of the Assignees of John Locixe, Builder, a Urtk nu ,fli the Premises, TILTS DA \, at firetT4 &Cl THE . PREMISES have recently been nearly Rebuilt in the most sultstautial manna, and cover a ofaround, 70 feet deep by dt feet wide mareer less), are fitted up in a peeirlia• stile of neatness. replete woe every convenience, and fit for tlse immediate moisten)* of Wholesale Warehouseman, Dealer or Illanaketure;, mauls. iag extent of premises, and coinps4e, an the liana ano,ol seuciou. Doutlle B nv-fronted Shop or Waehoose, Colawsk• house, and P 11,141111, a distinct Entrant* to Dwelliii with a commimication to tVarehouse, Yard, and Back li..tchro Three Rooms on the First and Second 'floors each, loose which are conveniently fitted op as trOchess, whit cisterns, coppers, and cuter laid un ; cite cheerful Red.chamhers„ no the third story ; large Drying Leads, Are. and extensive Caesar% partly arched. Are held fur an unexpired term of 66 years frinn Christinas-dav lat, at the very low clear yearly fele 001. per annum. the fixtures, 'Midi ere aIF WI, are rehe:r doled to the home. _ _ 14. 2d Average Price....4a 044 Yellow Soap, 701 a—M, Price of Candles, per doz. Yawn Talhrw. 69 , Gd KUMW (Can.) ........(.b 64 au:Piaci°. (50.)......66 6d .193. Ditto rough 361 Graves Dregs ll • ttli4, 1194—Curd, 91a. 11 64.-111,1ulits, Ihis. 64. May be viewed. Particulars may be Ind on the Premien; of Mr. Thermos Orchard, *ulterior. Hattim.gardan ; and et Mr. Prickett, 122, Mderstretwstrwet. Also abort Fifty L m of Grunion Household !truster*, Cap tateguos 0 which may be had on the Premises. RAW HIDES. Best Heifers and Steers, per stone Ss. NJ to 40. Od. TU MASTER RRICK-MAEERS, WAUGON-MASTIikS, TOW' N-CARMEN AND OTHERS. Ry I). SADLER, ' TO-MORROW, the ISUI of MARCH, at Twelve *Moat precisely, on the ?mini. s, Sue Tavern Fields, St... Ceases in the Lag, rpHE Valuable Stock of Mr. CORNWELL. 1 who as d.rliaing the fl ck-making Rustner emonstavg of ELEVEN USEFUL HONEY CARL HORSES, wee Sos.iucla .Inin Arm Luck wader Waggoass; Three &saw\ Hr.& Carts, nearly new ; One Three Inch Ditto; Twelve Cart H. 1 ,1116" CO1110061; a One Hone Chaise with Neal, ut good condition; a Cow ha Calf; a Pugg Mill, nearly irew,tin 11+4tan ; two Cunt-hinny; and sundry Stable Utensils. To be viewed on the ?releases the morning of Sale. %dsldliotits Ss 4d to 3i. id. • _ _ ROOKS. sy Mr. KING, At his Great Room, ill King.stro.t, Covent Garden, r. THURSDAY next, and following Day, at Twelve o'clock, ACOLLECTION of BOOKS in Wirings LANGUAGES, including the Snick in Trade of * MAXWELL, Bookseller, fearing that %.1.1 vowed to•mnrrow, inoi Catalogue% then had at the TU*l4l. rEm ARCA ESHIRE. Valuable and Immoveable Freehold &Lae, with Royalties, Manor, Fishery, Perpetual Alvowersn, hr. By PETER COX E., BUR R EI.L, mid FOSTER, - At G. awas's, on FRIDAY, Mauch 24, st Tweeis. AVERY a:linable and improveable FREEHOLD !STATE., ..nntairuag 1200 acres of laud, Jett minutest will, called Grost Treigarn,bring a Parisi' and ImelMip of itsM, situate in a delightful part of the comity of Pembroke atxximi• leg Game. hr. miles on the turnpike mad from Haredurd west, and ten miles fr.'m Fiegard : cemsisting of sundry gat km. orchards, beam's, court lodges, barns, stables, closes, piece , esd parcels of rich and fertile arable, meadow, and wood-lane, sr acres of which are oak timber, highly ornamental as well is fr t.., htaide, and with ui l tttttttttt sheep.walks; the whole in a ri fence together with the next Presentation and Permt.sl AAVOM4OII of the I.ising of Great Treggara, and allelic Rmai lira, Maumial Rights, in Court Lest, Court Barra. drc. with m extent of Fishery of (tear two rains of the West Reddy, tsi *.kirta the Estate,a f.oretnable stream for eels, limn, and mon there is tiod stone on the Estate Per building, and a grre mill may be erected at very little expense. This wenn n we 2 worth the attention of any Nobleman or Gentkann who nof wish to invert his money inland, in a part of the count', when LIM ' , slue of Lind is daily ding, as in that part of South Wiles May be viewed any time till the Sale, on application to Me. Peter Axtun Belmont, near Haverforthrost, of whom patter ati may be ;sad on. month preceding; who of Meters. NOW, D,.kes, Yates, and Hodson, mamba/ter ; JulinChamlearhah Esq. Chestier; the Bush lon. Bristol ; the Castle, and rte Mariner, Hayerfordwest; the White Hart, Narberth s at no Place of Sale ; and of Messrs. Peter Coin, Burred, and Now, Thmgmonon.street; where a Plan of the Banat weary be sem Ordinar; . 3a 04. to 96. 2d. Market Calf l2e 04 Englith Homo Sheep Skits CAAI. EXCHANGE, MAICIN 9. Bret Cork. per Cha!Aron 44+ Gd 11:41‘...ed to Hous,keepers. Gjs Soliderlend, per Chairlnes 43, 6.1 Delivered to HOUleteepers at Ms 6d FRIIIIIV, MARCH 8. Minna Venice Lighon °porta Deblin 1111t1.1011. I. I. I P.atugal Gohs in Coin and Bars per oa . 4 0 0 Doulsiorsits ... 0 0 0 New Dollars Silver in Bats New Louis nets Alio en ilia Bank a/ H&land per Cent. I.) fit 41 .dayi. LONDON:—fisted by agonca DAVIDSON, No Wvch street, St. Clement'', and published b JOSIAI! RYDER, at the Officio, No. 13, Illscit el St. oweresl• Church, Strand, where Ordeal her lleasper t La. (1 0 .03 4) will be duly attended ea. .4 * TI 11 o-MC MAjeS 1117 4,- r , fn. ,N, B 4 [... TI OA a;iei TO Sim w Masi Obit ;amp" Ir 8 , 31 &kr, Mr rue rev neruis rhole Ooa seven. Mao Office. Sod loses, lINDI V Prue ►e fa usual Na. Firs I: I I PRICE OF LEATHER Butts, b 0 to 561 b seek Ditto, Go to 6Mb. each.. 234 to nit Merchants Backs '2Od to 231 Die...tog Hides... 21 to 24d Fine Cock Hides ;44 to 2Gd Cron Hides for cutting • Ist -to 2W Flat 41(41111NT 124 to 234 Calf Skins, 30 to 40Ib irer Detten.i 34d to 394 Dot., NO to 70112... 351 to fi9 I? 7 Da! •, 70 to 110 lb 5441 In 38d .• " 3.8.411 Seel, (Greenla n d) 42.1 to IN) ?" Lore ditto I tOs os lies per dom. Goat Skins ....s to—s ditty Tanned Hone Hideo Ills to 42. per hila -• , , 'PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY • $ per Cent Conauls 5Bl 5 per Cent. Name .09i • 5 per Cent. Loyalty imperial 3 pee Cent. 574 Defamed Sunk 6ll Omnium India Ronda Env. Lottery Tecktits Consols for... 5811 T. BIM, Stack-brute?, • Nu. 6, Candid', and No. 9, Charing crass PRICE OF IRISH. srucKs Goy. Deb 4 per Cent. (March 5.) Ditto 5 rat . Cent, (Match 6.1... Royal Canal Stack Roy .1 Canal Loa r 6:bet cent 8 COURSE OF EXCHANI Anutevians Ditto at Sight Rotterdam e. Hambsugh Altos Para Dam UL &nude's% 38 10 21.?. 38 2 12 44 U. SS 8 2111 959 SW 85 14 In. 26 86 3 Ca lie Ditto 991 effect. Mririd ......... 14 in paper Dino 331 anat. Stll Lighora 491 Naples Dunne on London (Match Belfast on 1.....nt10rt (March 1 Belfast on Dublin (March 1. kT IN MARK LANE. I of Feb. to the 2d of March. the new Act. s. d 231 Quarters at 100 233 at 99 23.3 ---- at 92 47 --- at 97 6 213 --- at 97 293 ----- at 96 11 -- at 95 324 at 144 fg at 93 116 at 92 112 ----- at 90 6 at 88 522 ----- at 86 127 at 85 6 88 at 81 157 ---- at 84 laden at 894. .—Average 1014. 74. in last Ration.