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EDITION TO SAN TONA• LATRiCT FKOM A LETTRX4 " Nni otttik Sonael. Nor. 12. 1'11.)t.4 it, giatis y..ig an j liAv.atf proreNl JiuNt CX;)•,:+ , to relate the t‘ryi:l , lli.:ri V. 1\ i,e.i lilt I wrote. VT were upon, !t,...sit .r 111:111/10; (1 . 013 C , 1.111114. ()tether 17.1. we Arrived 1.11,1 anchored off Rnti sae , ::urge li,.ny with the french near the 10w... It thon hlew in fresh tse could tent gaud ear irono.. j..tly in the ainruii:.; of the lath we did, vitae!, the Vreilielt oh- C ' sijuti,titiri took tee wad to Oviedo. We Own mind,: sa% I'or.ier o ito his troop.. that had heels •kirosishiir„; the day before, awl was now 114ra...big the retr . at of the French ; and I urn story SW 114y..1...1114 110 ever% thisult,h hie farce woe between too.antl torte thnusattil.atirl theirs no snore than two Irauleed sod 111. y. They ' efr . .... - terl their re -1..w to thi-dte. with the lots of lawn , twenty pri.• thla awl, in the las:111U time took pit-strewn oldie towo. and brought sway two or three res safe bons the harbour. A report having rotor, that the French were collecting all their fusee,' our troop* stud 'marines esnloarked the sante nit lets sod Porker ' s toils ti their tuousgai list.. The Ile ia morn ing front lite ships we paw three large Ludic.' of French ester the town. 4, We tile* weighed for Ramona with Oaf Olsole erinedron and convoy, thine-sin sail, large and eiusl I On the gad we 'roved and anchored, hut it blow tag %try.b .rd. etothl out laud. It esintiouril tss siii IV ten 410451. 4 1. as stitch .lay we tried the force of Cl/11 I r mo& by a &limn attack. when they appeared so staong, sod baring beard th v had rriutoree.. meats, all ideas uf landing were wren over. They S;eon ter gen-Moss lust bees so ill oral by the Just we.ther. that we ....re obliged is esteal sheen all, after taking oust the proole. We were be/ fortgoate os to ttniig ewe troops mud 'erre toing side Isittlt, and tended them a' Vivito, soil were waiting there to r4it for Enulsiol on the t2sl instant. wheat the night before, at Mid-night. it the., blowing • hoary 0.7. the Swinish fn4ale Meridiem vetted her carter, sod drove on hoard of so , earned away MSC 11)0.191;11r . li and all three touts, rat awe,' one of our colds*, and we cut sou titer. The sheet anchor 5541 let go, which his en char hawked. end itrarly cut the eslie throue.. which had 'it done. twitting routi lies. eared ur. Fortieuesely,we gist At owl rut Ism rattle, whets -he drove on shore. Anil out of 500 word, on Ivsnl,nollv two ses . nen were *street. The Spanish lug Pal.rato, newly at the *stile itiase vette" her Clll/11., 411111 w“► totally lost, the t ' aptrii. nod g men o:11 . . • bring saved. A inereltaist brog sod severs! craft w.re wrecked the seine night. At day-light there was nut a vestige to he tire,' or any of theta, hot as the t : le ebbed it lett the shore strewed with wreck, and the deed, a most .11, kisig , sight I assure you! The fell of our kflle.l our ioitg-on. one IPA rt's., and wounded eight utlie:s. Fortunately every bed,. Fred been previously ordered off the sleek, or the detour would have Iwo much greet. r. • 4. We were busily eutplo:. ed from the g.I to the 7th, eleeliog the wreck, and slitting a Jurpssumit. At sone, an the yth. we left the harbour." 4.; M., PREsENT ST ITIf OF 11dYTI. We learn frnas it (ilentlens in who left Virtme. Prince io the Litter end of August last. the folloii tog portico! ors r.Lotist to the existing state of eflisira its last ....softy at the tone of is', departure :es 'ruse Alole *rt4 bliti iu possieseion ni tit, troops of uu.ltr tits 041.1111111414 ut G.4.1.T.61 D'AIVY ( suet:ceded Lanham). but cl.u-ly Iwst , ard hY toe army. nod Llualtadedhy:the do..t It w s stidirs ed t.. V . 044. 1 .61. l it, Vl•lifoie for tin, c or ! falit 11141416 ; lad the general winition wits, t'ust it toot hula out liou,;er thou that tiuse. 'I his peitnu is the only our mow tilt airivtl lK ifsdion la. the northern destartoseat. of t:se 1.1.1:1„ 31114 th.q.1,1 , it f e lt. th e shottnar y fungi of Chriatoplie will an doubt be tamed agalust the 'oath. The nihriniceil poets of Chilatoohe estoiol t EAr:44. 1 .. which only idiom dherts miler fro r•ri•au.rfilpee. the roi;otal of l'etiosi s This ttty weui , l send • powerful olsotaute 1.. ;'se corigeeill of C Ofl,l C. U- it 14 .s....irtV by • strot.g Mast sail ihirelic:aueot lately con - stracteJ. should not tremou 41141 rt. way Ilrt ittliatntauts. Unaiiiinsty ',quoin to ha riot. * at , pewills ore mority (twirled into loctihos. One party is attached to lite Presirlesit, s ttttt h.r de.woos of placing Ittgaild at the heat of (;,.- errinuent.snd a thirst i•sinipecied of Islip in t.root of Christophe. If these caullieting sentiments ....o tiose to prevail, Portash•Priiice must foil. General (..;oissoy had oat surreude , ed si Is hi. army to Itigauil, as warriepoited. but ass Ai I its s slate of Neru a lo ssost the authority of laetsna. with a farce tE *lariat 3 tr' h.inta out.. A negohot , 611 lied in reality bee.. operant. sad a per son of interview hook Owe between the two chiefs. tint oithout producing ail , mutt arrengeuteut. is • eery, ; as ;* 01+0••••41 to the in fluence of the mehittors. owl has declared himself to he hi the lowest et Clari.lophe. Should this Altos:trot be entirely correct. Drier the reduction of the Mule. the cooluest of th e :loath will most prehahly follow, for a. she our t•*. vs-wised sery ma,h the character of a tear if vdortr, an 1 es the Week. are rowel, more ounierota thm the mulattoes. dimities-omo sill terse gessesally lir.. •ill among the troops of the South. who are prin. tipsily black. We Shedd not he rorprieed to wr s *hint iliac the same horrible system of rater . moist ton lorselised by the negro.' pqrainst the ;we ple of colour. which was formerly fiat into retention by th em . again* the unfortunate *hate& it hos shonedy beets muarnenced by Chrovoplie *within there or four years. during which bone • rhos( itemiser wf important ores of colour at the Calve and elsewhere. bare been sacrificed to his 11.411111.1.4/44. in addition '0 for rbinve statement, we hive seen • letter front the Cape. dated in the latter end of Angus,. wherein it is contlenity itsserteit, that . - 1 1 , ,fiqu the artive Or nil intro thew efteriell 03 agtiiist the 54,A. by Chrt.tophe. it could net hold out 100 Iwolger thui ten .14%4. This Aile,itatient, him , et', we peeetrise 1 , iwt:st.t.ts..., its it &lifers so rmiteriJily from the Nifi Ogint from Pwrt.ow-Peietre, which at•ej lie CrPo , l4fer.fl 45 I'Al 4 the h. -red. ' Arnved 4t tit. %laer'4, ea 0.'04 07., the set:Goa- at dry .tint. tam PortslicsPrittce...asaftlittre "Unltier of Atatwiesoi,aud viola low ; Dour 14 dollars; coffee scarce and high. Osi goings) was boarded by a 44 gotrfrigt4, one our Of Chrisidstdres raoadroo of tr., ond, Owen fir ing ou the Mole. while his troops were besieging it by land. The Couisoodare (a negro) seut in by the Airy Ann a very threatessusg tueswage to Pr tiJu, iuLainicg Win that be would burn the piece and Wok has diet. tisen in pant, if be did nut sur render; which be tussled at, and observed, he was ready to receive hint. One of Isis Generals had beau killed sat the Mole, to whoa) he gore a very splendid funeral. It was.geosrally supposed, that Christophe would succeed - so driving lesion out or the place. Rtgaud was to leeward a small distance, and sent in word if they would displace Petiou he would come hi with Inc force. 7wE eELff►c47J) Ntr3lCl.4N. The parentage of thiscelebrated auricles', who *lied in May, 1309. near Vienna, we. of the lowest description; his father being in no better situa tion in life than jt common waggoner in Itohraw, an Austrian village on the frontiers of I Inngery. man hail learned to play ou the harp rhariii,r his travels to Frankfort on the Maine; a e.reuiii. stance to which may, in. a great measure, he amt. hoed the proekienry his Imo .Joseph afterward* displayed in his profession, as old Haydn was sr-cos tumed no a Sunday esening to•practi.e those songs •ith which he wit+ acquainted, whilst his wife sc. eonspaiiied him with her voice, anal his little sun hitlio If at the feet of his parents, and tak ing a piece of wood into his tight hand, scraped upon the left in iinftatioti of perforating on the violin. M one of tlt-se domestic concerto, a school- Ili tale: tri u i•rghb• tong who was a dig. 1094 telailoit rf s, oboe% wing that the imy kept eserllnr ti.oe in has n:evetnrat•, advised his to Lou ; ; Into n,, to the ptofession of music.; ■ measure to wine', lie »ea slut a%et'e, .10 he 1011 long felt its Intliomtiou to tis him in some eedesi tistw.ti ititti the bludy of music oppeui.'il fi st step to • olds the promotion of his orj•ci. _ - la tits- iliotrettr. l c.rcomttaimet pa rents. Itis to be suppowal they could afford to exprod much upon the education of their chil dren; hot hi•re time stood the chilei ' t friend ; far the rector, who kept the:academy at fluimhurg. teo•k Lim into los itiotic-ralitscil. either fur 14 %Vly avail ptell'Olum. or Iftlaily fire of expense. At tins place he as. ted iii the duties of his rali,poti. le)rroed In lead AOKI Volite. to 160.4 and lit” nn es-- vend asurival itottrutmts. 811 advoiir•ge (1.11(111 r lifter gratefully itekituarletlgrit. lie had re: mooted dearly Iwo years lie when Reiter. the Court Alustrian, who conducted the mimic at site Collor - deal of St. Stephen at Vienint, flair to pay a visit to the Dean, with whom he was an old and intimote foetid. In the course of eon vrrontioti, rt,iter mentiourd that, as misty of his chorister% nod loot their rtortat, be was in search of other.t to ref.loce them, notl tilltlifed if the U• an eutild assist him. Iliet allor led as .roportoutty for mentioninu young Ilaytlit. tint. with bi• wore imaertliaiely tent fur, mid, aftee a tsiof-owf his poems and etrcatian, he was reguhirly appoititerl a chorister at the cathedral of St. Sreptirto. 14. used to teltte, dist, of his 15.4 iotervir* with Retire . . hit appearance 11164 OlOte that of ailedgr ho.; than a homes triellig. In bis new affier, Iloydri was properly instructed in the theory of MUSIC ; cud ottochrd did hr Income to that 14.4 - Mating cli mber. that WOO after. hr Ilttrinptra to compose in eight and sixteen port*. 5 ' l thooglit at ;hat tint , , " azi I he, " that it most be good, becinse the parts seemed full and the paper black : but Rtiter repro mmlled me frequently for toy presumption in on dortakjog whet it as intimmohla fur inc at that time to execire. " At the age of 16, I layilti was di.-charged from the cathedral church. larcatior his ass broke lie was then obliged to live iii Vt.. cool 4.4 'trend year, in the great.--t &tote... lie lodged its a genet six pair of smrs which had iteither owe Luc wooing , . ; and lie Into often dc t lured. that his ',really ftoze on 1;14 lied coveliiit., anal slit w•te., a• roma 34 he en - fol it up tonic-, totaled to 4 sobi there of ice. At this time lie g.rre lessons in ttttt plc. a n d isl %yell its oeVeial orclnairot ; yet his poverty pr.-sewed hitt' from oretweiming with his friends. mid he lied WI other 11 , tufort than that of mooting I self on a half-s nem-eaten hat-H -elloed. 1% * oh tint iottrutsirtit I e sit i!own tricorn. now . ; but hiss i euius ashen Wier , ' tele every difficulty. Fortner now appeared weary of torairiciug him, for Nlolome alart ttt t an actrnitotatter stf Nletasta s.... ICs till in ....moo: 11,111 1,14 and this• hr gut hot bovrei fir nothing d ttrtil time vrat.. In.iot 'writ.' he was swede Ic•rtorer at a coot - eta in l'tortioldatillt. which ITTOOttilt lOU, DOI. twr annum. iie played nlltio oil the luvaii at Count Illuirw - re's Chapel, and rang at the Catlerdtal of Mt. St. !Loyd,' never tent to ; if he hod. hr ...old have martired trise t 1.4 e 1.1 Italian opeti4, *hitch w011!,1 have retiilereil its repostigiou 1 4111 jte..e. for 'meld; as it is irlt over thii• world for Its Mott ittireotal .1-te.—llin• row Haydn. by front the lete4tebt distress; end hit.ront poritioso., for llte bort Kits year.. hair immortalized 1114 0410.. lie left a ate fillionr at his de tense, rhietly sired from w Inti he had actrired by his trave:t, and particutody t,c ruining to lE4:land. where lie arkisewledgeil tint 13 , 1 VOA% hare hero heat retord. d, ato-te fir otos imiversotty impecird, and where. in 17:51, he was crested a Doctor of Matte in the Ifitirrerctv of 04. rota. 14e Sunk, on his rettirti from this eo ttttt ry, a small 'mare 'mil garden at Gil mocintorf, a h•re be tired as a widower moil the time of its death. la form. llaydn was of midd ' e t'z-, and had no re markable fettoret. in 11 1 1115 hr . etwvipmer; in atrawiental parts to • church re - vice. which lied horn written only for voice. in 1741; anti after words presented it to his henef tetor. fMe Miner of Estes - hazy. which was the last of his works. Ile eotapateil. from his eighteenth to his orrenty-tkird rear. 11.1 overtures, 1143 piece+ for the viola di . carnha, 211 ilivervinsentna for various iorstrumriltit. voisruhes. 14 trim, 6 violin solos, 15 roncertoo for different nistruemants. :In terries*. P 3 quattettee, miwitas foe the peacmforte, 41 Glenna% Eogltsh, awl balnire eleoas, 5 German puppet operas (a performance winch the late Knives' Wei., The. tesa was much attached le.) 5 rwilbeirta. 366 Sentali airs. an 1 ith) tainaets and *Mister. 41e was bent to 173',•—(Lnislersel Illagazine-1 NAPA L IS I'ELLTGEIC.X. PUSITGAOU NUN% 13. The later. 74 glues. Capt. Semler., this unil.4- ing revered praturte, sn•l is come up to Splatter& The Asia. Spaturh 6,11.t•1n shy, i Caine into har bour. os is'the Cambvium L..•t laulianyn: she obliged to unload a part to her cargo.. to repair ill; damage she has su,taideil by ruuniwg a ship ths.rti in the Cbaonei-- o hs lass canted away her waia c•hain plates. Sailed the Intriligrat gnn•brig on a crones. • riarmutics, stotr._l7. • Canis in the Coessgueus two of oar trent Ports mouth; the Aeneas trigite from a cruise, with the Cliarks Puna privsteer. of di guns and 160•11)ell, her prise; the eliiee friote. erstb only of her convoy ; the burprize, Rue% altar being Is. keu by the Grand Decade Frenbh privateer, retaken by the Conflict gun-brie; oust the Z.odore. Cloak, after being taken by me Leonora Frenr•ll privieeer, end retaken by the Shaawma Also the For, detninel by the Amethyst frigate; end the &lemon mai gliedxsa frigat.•e, frens a cruse. —Wind W.S. W. . FALMOUTH. NOV. 10. Paned by the time extra Etat India %hip, titet beiairzaptareil, end re-eaptarel by the limey pri vateer sari Rata Ingate. Arrived Its Majesty's bid') thainher, front the Dans ; and gerer.il ver.eht heliimpng to the con voys ender the digie and the Marlin , ; they were iii%rrairti Ott the I..itarrt. The unit the remainder of her convoy bare rutty Arrit ed the Arprest picket frJrn Plymouth fur Jamaica. with the iths of all . . Fit u 3 Sae N. . , Sailed the latelligemt ith convoy, f'r the Downs; end Mariaer cuu-brt4 fur Ply usoutli.,--Wind S.W. blurts it gale. DIAL. NM'. M. Arrived several ships fro a the River. and re umaiN. _ _ . Toe privateer (4 GS ;sten) captured b.: the Phipps schooner. near Calam. proves to he toe Barbara Iresteritle. She took the Phipps fur a triercLant vessel. ran along-side, aud tired a vc!ley of mus ketry, and wounded several of the Phipps' men. The cemplimeut was rein rued by a tiro tdside, and with such compound ilittriA, that the privateer weut down. r e:y Iralint; time to take oat the prisooers. She ha,l made no capture on her cruise. Doyen, NOV. I. On Friday night the Phipps. • .three-ttia.ted schooner, fitted out no a cruiser by Government, fell in with a French : triew.,r. vel l um e n ,,, ii ed I or u tun:, dorm,; which the noise nf• the guns brought one of ono loss_, to her it .noistaneet• but not till the schooner had en•irely (hurtled the privateer, which anon alter intik. :iereral of the Frenchmeu were! killed, the remainder were take,. on board thrschotoner. The t.eineouer had four fUtil wounde‘d.—Last evening t nem!' privateer chasm.' a sloop close in nith the "Mae. (loth of them kept tip to her of murituetr) ; that of the privateer w o e very brii.k. ate of our 11.1tIrfle4 having. how e ver, opened lip fire 'mon het, she quttted the Anvil, awl we hal the satisfaction of .ireiteg the hotter ptisceetl for the 'Molt& Eleven privateers are at tins n o u. went irmble from 1 1 ,e loin.; foie or s s cruisers arc lime ref here, one of which 1.:1 Shp, and s.Atitib, fition the :More louse to cu gove.t port of the tbiy. Thi. ;thermion t.... h.. 11111 , 11, .-se lauded OUL of a 4.1 p Ruin flruonols. OV. 17. Arrived the Edera.4l, C.1)1. Crcspey. Itoin 1:4.- 1.0 n: 14.1,41 trent tilete.e the tlth int. at which time uu mureuient ul the armies had Liken place. co.UL NW/. 14. Ti.is morning Hi, Nlojesty's ship Gary acJ4: ar rivid at Cove. as canvov to the West k A DIIIL STORM. The Amity. Mellon, Hull anti London trader, on h. r passage to Hull, with goads, was &itch ii;:ime about 'Arise o'clock on Saturday se'atti4lit, on the Overf.ill, abreast of Samtsham, tear Lynn, mist went to pieces in about t3o hour* after. The crew, tivelte in number. including Mr% Mellott and tier daughter, took to the boat ; but the semi ran so high, and tlie,uight wee so dark awl tem pestuous, that scarcely • hope cold," be entertained of prescr‘ii:;; their list!. ()Apply, 1. 0 w..c;:r, they got a sigl.t i•f Light, 11101 succeeded to geitiarig tile •hore near Stiatshant, almost deprived or the use of their 10ut.% I : tisiatabam tiny a to Lynn. lu their way thither, Inc elects of tl.e smrin at Lind were atideot at almost every step. Lirge trees were lihns Is liOnn In ev , r% boo ; some phicsu, to to use Captain Mid pressithe, by dozen+ at • time ; us soy other., of great dimensions, were broken off, ti. M. nr In feet from the ;pound. Column M,-11.ni :hot his hirady saikd froto Lynn oq Weihremhiy Telegraph, .Vet-on e and *timed in the e•%roliig.— patiii4 their passe gos .they pas•ed by a I.;re..t nuns h.q. of ves,ell wrecked [you the co•-t. ship. &hoot 70') or tst,o lour, ads 1:” , 1 CO !:er t rum to s in Bolden Deep, maid ali ou board nimbi bas e porished. Nine dead IJldies were incited up id•ilit four mil.. from Lynn. Off Thethtlethorpe, ships had one dean at clam.: the trioi of then Tnitsts sir rt• ui.oce water, and shi• 4..11. flying hos.% E.i.4ist 111 Pill.' re,sels were err,.,..ke,t I etwees, S.iud -1.13'.e anal Sail deer. 1.. ...,e ti ice. mar ( ' apt. Alcilois star., lint a jight t , . on t he ebtAng ut this t:tir, the antetat:c Of a i Oil the ii;. ; ht orSattircEiy, the raii:di!,e. Bortsret, Mutt s. on her 1•41K•g• Landon. itii route. was driven whore near S.4lifiret, 1144 totally vir44 Lad. The hotly ut Ciptiott ly star. WAR •41,11.-d Up near the S4nal Post au Sunday soot ii ill with the ship's register in his pocket; HA- G/Milt 1111 l of 41.1C11 iv,* immediately forwarded by Lieutenant l-ro.e.t thy, awe Signal Post, to the (ma cro wt th.s port. All bawls were st•iterl to have sit.r:•ll4:4 ; but . 41144441r11.111 0141 t ad.la, the. w ith 1:1•1 pst ritttati of the Csmtaio sad MAC more, the frn the crew "ere sole. Ting DST ADTCL ACCIDENT Of PAISEDY.o-il i• OA* asconaintJ that ti 3 parasol' jpertofted by'Obe ovetrettong of oh. Canal boat, at toototimad its famorr owyt. of oliolo 1* NIT, brio', ten years r an., 40 iron leo CID toasty 'um Dad 17 shove tti yews of or x i ra. - ..'T Ot , TT n di 103 I ‘ , . it ) : IT:ut.re:o Ctosuo iiiftwlre4alateiti4ttledt+l4;,o;',9Sjirrell:ADi2l::46,stiill:::::ll7l:ll...tisetii.esA.ev.Owinti.lV.,a4e4";:stli,.:l..,i... 1::. Jitire'reerotliensof:the colons,. 7 tnetn for r h,, it Theo Hos' tormthlated the diesollittor le t't Imitlosi tt zefSedi e ff ected with* 4- ...(% rit4ltt b - , w ithout ti:anult cd shed. Perhsps su complete 4 . Eft . - 7110 11 : Ver t tiitoo lgait ete 'ed r. " l e 'h P" . Pr A o r vi " nce ett"? 1tt:12.4'-P' ' 7, I the gloom of the'Spartish monatogy U Tel l : - r Loseus it eulitioord ( ;begetter, with " ; I." 11 .0 4 0.15. p. , e site.,. Courts of ' • " IT ' r " pastier are t.. 0. ,11,thed •es neatly similar to thole of the Cm. • r ' ;tales us the mature ortbe SpstAtb Isor isiill pi n t s . 4 1 -e military system is establisheel-- o 1 .., ) so u ch. petted--tlµ. stleterint, of auto. rt ,, rsulat " ' , . 1 : . !sleep from the service of the Strtes in scan) .- his Provotte tienhibititi from settli:tg; at I . : VI' I: . k tt le:: I o s. u t l b ef . I d:l.vi...tleicsirteurvvrwaritit.oclnk 4 : 1 . 1 1 .1 11 :4:1 1 .: • r r i n e: et ik t ! i l t . ' •:.;!: ..,''' i , ~, ri 411"414:41"" authuchild' ttoesi*l"l3l:ll4thettlek:l:::: . - • f • , .a w rii .` u ll' ru lte u C i h o l t i t e ve r t:t k i ena on I:i ir li l4 s . djuu lii in a fete A.' ,'• ts teat ogailts ou the d.I Morolov i t Norensher. ' ..aa- - : - ...., -- aiam-an JICSICA 4 IS. . to e i 1 ,1 1 CORN EXCHANGE, Not'. 13. at Cheat tins. ................................ i T ni i: ,... 174 .1 :::. ...... . .. 1 . 3 * 1. ...7 . 4 Is Ile flevr) 4, l4t :is A a 2.5. A. 4 , lashes doll 7 O, Ids 1 rotatne ditto.... „.... 3 41 , - %hoe Peas / (' (beam) $ rata, rauMf ....•... lie 1,:, besot leas .. res. 34s &roods ..... ...... 6 . MOM DUE. Coro.looperteels lieteme, Tusgesesv, For. is M belt, en Nod. eli -a. is ..4jl. h a . Cir ' Barley, per spessice me. -el. so ey....4 e V V- la - 'l . . -d. in 33.,_4, ... Pram "- t o ....d to las. ...d. r I • tV.II Ditto ••••41. ~ .6., so ........g, r Peas Afss. .o.d. sofas.-4 do - _ PRICE ow Nat AND ETRAW YESTERDAT. a: ST.JIII4IIII'4. WPM ..... IL. Roy 61.-o ed.vo toll. eo. ed. Rol, 61. es. to 91. 3, Merv, 21. iv,. og, 0031 ye.od. how. 01. to to .e. (.1 'ft 1 Clover, N. es to H. -ii ,el _ - I MOON. 'lll. IS. la 31 IN An 34 •'. >• PRICE. OF TAI.LOIT. I.' M. Josoes's 'Marisa. •da. id . ToivuTanow 75s 64 -4 w. Chide M:rk.t lasi' laid Vs:',..As 7..., sea ;at t 4 7i: , .: Wisittellapul iiarlcet Ad'• ad ;Mize. 4:114 .• Ws .4 id, 'lrs Per et. of tab. ~........... Scup ILtlia .... Li a ...., :11'. DOSCIP Melting Stud L.,:i Oa ..... 4 ATegir ••••• 11171.1 Ditto tou,-I, ir es -.I .4 Grates . , ... . ~ . Good Dregs I. ',Y.I T. nsii Rosy, fidel&Elotesd taw--Card, ;00 'Pi'-e 4 NT:des:Vet dotes, 17. Sti..-Mmllds, Is, 4,1 ! ---- - . • • - - -.----•---- . COAL MARKET, Nov. in. ' Stops. ibilni sold. Pries. 10 tkra.leda Cosi. 7 4.- tit. '''t 1 : .:e4. 3 10111 , 1111'11113d ••4 .. 3 .... IS , A. to 44 , V % I Cis ion. -.._-...------ TRICE Of LEATH r.r.. !sits, so to •.flltts. est* • - rd to es 4 per 61. Rafts, 56 is digits. Nee - .cld to ad . 1 Mc.. bailie Backs _. gad to ±:d St De..esius Hides „ - ;pi to esni I Fine Coati Nicks rod to stel 0 Crop hide. 35 to edits. for cottiog tad to tad Ditto es to sollo . 17d to VIE CallSklits ants tilths . 11114 Oa . 3ad • t intro so to 7ollso . rut to 424 10 Lilco 70 to sultop -37 A to 014 Small Reels (Grar.ulased) 3s Id to 31 ad T Gm Lane ditto Iftsa to ISM per dotes. Slit Goat :Alm ' - . - tiro to 7" 'n111144.11 Horse Hides . 194 to rid .41 - _-- --------- s st 1t . .11 - FWIDES. sio Beal Hearn sod Nieto (per I I/Mary IS, SOLIS CIL a 6„ ' , - -, Nees) is. lod. tlitit. att. Market Calf IS'. ad. reels Siddlt esf os ad. to as. lid. Eng. Horse tasod. to its .4 Lugs - - - ds. 6,:. to SC 94. ~ . PRICK OF HOPI:. • s I" LAIIIT.IIO 31114113. I PIO POCIUrft. . Inns 41. ns. to dl. no. Kent, SI. us. to 71 , .., Illassei. 31. Ila. to SI. us. SOWS, 41. Inf. to 41.1 ri, Came. IL Its. to' Sl. os. Farnham, tog. .0. it., 121 I' . 6: . Nertlups,st. Si . *O7l. 104 PistisHupa,ut. 1.1. to 111. ' ~., --- --- SMITHFIELD MARKET, Noe. 19. , To sink Rte dial, per stone of alb. Setf......ds. aid ;to sq. ad. Head of Cattle, ibis day , Mattno...l* lu4 to :Is. sit Bstete Istrob....ue. 01. to us. net. Sheol , 1 - Veal so. 64. to 76, od. Ca1vaa......, .... ...... ,'• 1, p, o s se. mi. toys. ad. Pip 9, s-- NEVICIATH AND LBADRNHALL RUIRESTS. (Ey Hectometre.) R. ve . e , r ion 4 35 .. . I l i: Li t . : o n :11... , y a a. i v p .a .ark 0. 51. 41: to , 6 : : ► II ... I1 -..-- ---- -..------------ Pd ICE 4)? trrtwkai vrsrattmy Lel 3 per Cent. Restored .... 3 tier fin'. Consols 4 pre Cent S pee Cent. Nary l ,' -HI . . . l/ 03 , 16 Lone A een.i.es .. 11,11 e-reel .1 1,-r Cott. Aug . oil 1 In IA Itntols f• h, 1. , ./Tette It Stl.. Cous4l. for Acct. 17': T. DISH. Stock•Brokit , .1.4.1& 4. Cu5du11..,....1 o, Otrirtt.e --4.----- DliiTH. 1 The My of Maly Protlicroe, Esq. Mayor of LOW, 0 51au,;1.,5.. NIARNIAGE. mils u . 1 ;: : : : , . c , r l , : l •:: c r ,i . r i t . ;, t e , the i s e ffl vi b e "h . ' He +e. .. w a lie d A R 7 s i . 14 S u a f " t i : toa il ,Ml. N O I t. 4. :t la a , Al 1 . 1.C,..' , w, VI her ye-r, Jar, Jrffoea. ~ _, : At t7l.,nes, county of Mossogl.aa. at the d,ors.i.(vll!ll, e:, It, ii.o. and Kay. Richard Haas, K.pert 3 , 6 I!: A , ;451.-ot sad' catguts.% paiiali fos at wa4411 I :1•21.1. 1 1:7 1 : 1::::L i t , o7 1 • , t , v . in J I L ;." a "..... f A nimipo likOsi l."l" : iis aid ' Ctrs , c l nr s h p lee:, , , C a ... b l ic e j d rc fa w il w o ral ly lins i : *i :7, s :. .hue, error Votary% *Lich Damsel. his father vertu 1 in Pardsansent. 1 'Liell:l4:uadlrtl-4t,Sl:"oril":Leill:(4l:s:3"7":"lle.rl77l,ll:l4lol4fhtlllll::!'lLit'ita%proiebillisitii)or:;3rl:nCol.l4:eiatsr4. .ty .bol l 4 ! TrI n".Cl i cki" : 1: :: : . 1.116:1::L ' 111 ...0 1177 14,0 H m t! : AT ,.....pratedi4 F.t ain , ft. Tuts and ar :11.11.1Tbzura,"2/11,191LaA,301::,:.(;i.N:;::::;,; ; ' Illtrtnit; acre Aikseedonorsts Sr, re . .C .l . _.... '", (will paid) siert be sairesited _ _., I , ••_. Clesememlos, Pdoset.-ii %cliff 5. ^ Petiltsiter,