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. 4 ..< • et pationdy Leen VIM ord to report in we, lodate to 'We areveratily my neetiuum..ts nn this p..n.t. I 5'0411 tioa pro • eed to that other psirt: of your letter, and apply to therm the est convi lerntion that ran en:, 11 tll 3 teal pi opprtiinii a t to he lacer Illt• et Aiffienlty the,. thrown in the say at the rc oterntioo of a tb.irough good aoderstaudiug hi:tweets our re spect:rev counti You SLUe, N:r, very truly ' that an an migetneet had been mane between you nod Ilt.Ersltiue, and that Ilia Majesty had thought proper to disavow the agreement. I have here, in the "meet, to regret the trim of tlseadiain tape of verbal intercourse with you, as I should have availed l a ) ,,elf of I I t o to re abettor, by your ntllKlneast, ll Were you, intr rat Wu to couiplain of the ilisarowat ita, if, or ore total waut of caplsaation of it, or of the el Ilttlltil33. of that cc. planatiou not having been made tbsouc't to , I ..har eve. that la the entomb of this animate there is e m t..Ne of • eostiplaint, on tin part of the Veered States, of Ito tlgjesty harm( dis avowed the act of kis Minister You base uot, hi the con ference, we hart' babel to held, dicourth announced ens such • coroplaiat. :rid I have seen, with pleasure, to thus i•o-trat . - snot no your part, an notance of that candour, v. torts I doubt not, will prated in all our e asnowattuils, as yin could Out but hare thought it uurLasotiable to cool plain of the disorrusal of as act, done under 1,114 - 11 ClIC11!11• stances, as coed owl, lead to the consequences that base a: - t followed It was not known, arisen I left Luciana, v dueller Hr. r.r. had, according to the lama ty &nosed lino, • .t. I to you, is earegna, fits original unoturinr:s. It Iww ~ p hones that he did out. Bet, in reverting to his ottic:al eofrospoodeser, and particularly to a dispatch adikeisc.,l, of tier Sloth of April, to His Majesty's Ate y d Veato: for Foreign Attain, I tied that he there Matto, that he had salsa elated to your coosadsration, the three conditions specified in those instesetiouo,. as the ground work I.f au arraice ownt which, sernrding to ieformatiou reit , from Ilea country, it was tlioeght in Eoclaud sot .bt lie made, with a prospect of gigot mensal advantage Ms. Erskine then re ports, ervioriss er semamea, your observations upon eat la of the them mulattoes. anti the masons which Induced you hi !bask that others might be sobstituted in two of them It Way hart twee caschiried berets yon that thew latter were an even/sleet for the original coedit**. ; bat the very act of stiLstitution thews that thom tetritial conditions were, is fart, very explicitly commouicattd to you, and by you, of comm, laid before the President fur consideratisia. I n eed Ithedly add, that the different* between these caditiams wad these committed in tlicarreagemast of the lodised lynhAprit, tit sofficisetly obvious to tripera on eluridatioe ; nor arid I draw the conclusion, which I consider as admitted by all abeence of complaint, us the part of the Amt runs Gases meal, via- that, ander sac% eiteunistaticts, His tluiesty Lad an undoubted and ineuotrorertilde nett to disavow the act of his Minister I must here suede to • suppositioa, which you have more than sere sontlened to see. sod by which, if it had any, tie slightest fouwdatiou, this right might, perhaps, have bees, in mime elvrice, affected. Tom have itiformed air, that you euderstsmud that Mr &shine had two sett ofinetreset by which t.• regulate his coadwet avid that npou WIC of them, which lath not been communicated either to you or to the public, was to lie rested the justification of the feriae to sally agreed spun boils's" yea said limy It is my deity, Sir, selemely to declare to you, na 1. thrtnich you, to the Presi dent, that the dispatch from Mr Canino( to Mr Ersititie, which you hare made the basis of au official correspondence with the WM. Ntiester, mid a etc la was read by the former te the American Minister in Lading, is the noir ilisystch. by which the conillams were peecrieed to online fm the crieehmina of as arreagrinest with this ro aut. oia the mot her to which it relate" To rows toll., ivemaloile subject of your I, it..r. If, Sir, it be year sotention to state, that no explaisati,, whatever ban hors given to the A,nericaa Ge•monsent of the remota which imitated Hie Majesty to disaster the act of my peedc omen. I must us that case ohorive. that its the austructioas camellia( tin hum Hu Mliellly'StOtf4ttioll,thoer IfftlOoll were were fatly and forcibly mated ; suit like has most insanities' them to you, I eau Andy attrib ute at to the peesliar delicacy gi..l eashrorransaarsit otitis siloatios, fat which he probahly treated to she Prnsioirat's goad:Nos to make some abus e/nee; aid be aught the snore eventuality be led to that re heats en tit. as • foil and ample eumuseeiciatni was also latedeeptio the sabyeri by His Majesty', Sm eielary of State Pr lemma ddirtet, to Mr. Piakney, h. *bout the whale of r. Eeskuseht original instruct suet Oa. titil.l; soil wq it was naterel teasespom, would convey to his Governess''s* mach folhemetiou alma a very int.inectonti arcaoh.a, as +(mid m ho,* Kr. &shine ham the aatessatty of coining tote details of the inisnederetanding that bed meuroul. At all caret,, so carotins* eau he subatauttated against His Mejeaty's COreerowarsit us this scum, seeing that they rot ably 111111flieted tea Millman who had made the dlssioned ar tonement. as to, time motives which oreacioued the dis avowal, but also w•th frauliness, prieept.tvic, sad a tout meuptilons regal 1 to oiltheill hossoui, gave notice to the *merit en I/mister in Larkin of the ilisaeowsl of the an tlers of it, and of the tatecia,:tion• spei . etaisrimaly taken by Vie Majesty to provost any Mess or injury -accruing to the Ceram of the Vatted States. from a Wisner oil as, agree peat, however anamisirised, made in His Majesty's name. The mere allesion to this latter circumstance doe. noes me boo farther nutria( the effects which you Jeirrettir as hetig produced upon the Coital Stales by the mrceasotances of this agririntot. How far they are irrevecalik, it is not for war to iletenailso•-test the word i,r,paraile seems to Imply that • tam had been sustained on lime accustom lay the public or by individuals of this country Su far as Hi. llajesty *arid be by possibility supposed answerable foe sock am sweetest loss, be lens, as 1 hare berme d, taken the utmost precaution to inert it. As to the expectation entertained here, that areesplanatio• of Hi. Majesty's share to this traemetaini rinser tie made through me, f aught castent myself math simply observably. that I was teat provided with suarat tioas to that edict ; he• e&Yetc it was Lemons that the esplaustion io qiiestioo had already bins ghee n. Het it accords will, the aentinittat• of Ilia Majesty toward@ this country, In obeerve, also, that he etweiderai, diet, as some time most secriwarily lapse be- ' tamecii ray opmentiviest mid my entrance net th, duties of ley Ministry, it would be a more rue/oily mode of procecil• tag, to state, without delay, and through time chamois I twee alerabposostionol, the motives that c, in palled Ilms Majesty to diasirew the agereateut, than toles., the A inericais titorto. easel is avverrtaieri in 0h.•.• insects, till the unarnitislale pro. tweeted period of fay rival w America I sty this in regent tiameginalosetfication of Ilia II ..w.ty's .'eticiainatiou,and of the ashes of it, shirk ben,( made, it could not`supposed is Landon, that a repion ..... o f 11,.,,, would he nepacted from me sad of coarse no such case has been forearm am n'w inetnictimm. Bet if, beyond the, any no,. cleated exploration or disaassion &humid hr wiabeiefer by ibis rakeearmeet. I ant fully prepared to ester heti thew. errs conseder thew to have take* place between as 1 hare eli derned gnat Bata ses's" from the ...reed beers whoh weave spent us eon/mare . epee these son). cts, be sow they ton•r cabled rue to relieve Wee- unk.•atirratamt• Inca, and to echo, assay enarepreseotations, *hob you tOttl. self iammed She of, as retread to the conduct of tic Staid' t;••••ristairet. I consider slab mutest explanations as lughly 1„- t pme wie t t o a right eaderasochag of tits , rem. mid inteorsta of the two Clelelllee, ant I shout:d with marl pleasure have teseved throe. if you had soot iiiSsinerd ea that the Piero dent bed arca pleetud en prescrobe soother. and a different mode of con.litehog oar necwriatitina. I will, nriertheless, avail myself of 'list mall. whirls he still permits, to repeat to yea, that Ho has all noicothstaittaig the ellgo.11(.0311 'canter in Mork has Renee oirer at initadeettoe toe the aria,: of the t twaspeake was received, to rent. :ea s t u h i b ti c r ae h i , r en. imams - red to stake Soo tome said that roam fist:i 113- def.:oo4 the pirtacelwa of list isaer, that i deem it wow cewary to recaptielete them here . I retret, that sort they era co elearly eakessenal by as, you should not yet have been enabled to mate helleNeillber to oar pees e% 41 taw an% - cati.ls. of In the inner which I em now snmmeitig, whether they sir Cleelekeed by the President en 1 4 6.1 4 ege m! . whefillre 11%1.1 arc soda as he altriatarty mese, le accept Yen run sot se dialect!, to bare understood the form of prverraing this arhir, which I WA the liberty of arogzr rt. tug a. Wit is to lad to a satisfactory result. withoot, how. ewer, at all predating any Ober osethatl wheel wart t appear parteral, to you. My proposal wm, net, to r o, m . roastrage • nide I. if_ witietartom, het ha ageee . with beforehand, upon thi ter,. ot • ilmieraties as the part • • flu Majesty, , • ,'e.aw,l tm pre o,e , Pra..ferha • (9.• cfbirdiSining of w I thforuleal you that I was sialiesoril t tam iota ininseitata enezelains r owl or • contain-Aug:am his to he sued b y y(11 na t h e pu t o f tte Vetted States, for the purpose ofacceptu g such satisfactima t tipreMity stated that this interchatige or Maria' d ocu ments Ir a . gut „ raw b y an a. the tutaus of conveying to each other our respective sentioseuts ; that 1 tioderstoud to be, as is u oat , the ola jeet. of our conferences, moll imagined that the papeik t• be• sighed by tm respectively, would he die result of those asewts sou communicated, and that, by being reciprocally cm-- reeled and modified, and simultaneously delivered, they woulti forum one compact. by which the tan coentries would he equally bound. 111‘. r , otat of proceeding is coufortuahle to thp practice of the Courts of Europe on similar occasions. You did out at the time appear to object to it ; you even re quested me to come the neat day, prepared with a draft or prujet of a paper, framed in parsuaAce to these ideas ; cad althea: It you desired to refer the sulijeet to the 'President for Its approbation, t do ant find iu your letter either an ea prenion of his sentiments upon it, or the substitution of any miser form that might he inure ugiccable to hies, date the owe which I hare proposed. I lunch with comMlernble and very +sincere reluctance upon that port of your letter, in %bleb you %tete that I had but asaisoed " soy reaaou whatever, why the reasonable terms of satisfaction teudered and accepted, have net been awed iute effect limed that I Lad ahaerred to- you, iu the words of my instructions, that if His Majesty were capable of Mint actu ated he any desire to retract an offer of repeat' which he caner made, Ilia Majesty might be well warranted nt doing by the kern in which his accredited timslr•r had ten• 'reed that reparation, and by the manlier in a loch that leader bad bees reneived. I believe that I elucidated this oh. agreation by a reference to the particular expressiiiii,, which made the terms of satisfaction appear to he unseerpolde area to the Ainelicas Government, at the very motoeut when they were accepted; *11406U-h. at all treats, put it totally oat of His Majesty's power to ratify and confirm any art in which suc► expression* went contained. (Ns the subject of His Majesty's; Ostlers 10 Council, j have had the boomer of 'atmise you that His Majesty cattacd Is be made to the Government of the l.litited States certain peoposida founded upoe principles, some of w►tch were an doestuod to originate in Alumina autholittea, and others to hr acqniemed in by them ; and having afterwards ascertained, i• the mastic, mentioned in a former part of this letter, that the sentiments of 1 he American Goveminent were so different from what they were al first miderstoud to be, [was not in teracted to rearm to you those propuaals, nor to Fru upon your acceptauce as an angel:sent which had been so recent ly destined, especially u the arraacement itself is become less important, and the terms of it less applicable to the state of thongs now (swain. Those considerations which were first intimated in Mr. Cannmes official letter to Mr. Pink'ley, of the tad Septem ber, taus, and which, is the process of tire following six months, &Nailed greater weight and influence, induced Ilia Majesty, before the result of Mr. Erskine's negoriatien was known. to modify the Orders in Council of Nov. 1507, by that of the itfith of Aril, 'awl. The effect of this new Order is to relieve the asides un der which the firmer Order, were issued, from that which has always bees represented in this country, as the most objectionable and offensive part of it—the option gives to s:steals In trade with the enemies of Great Britain, through British ports, on payment of • transit duty. This wep orientally devised and intruded as • mitigative of what is certmuly more correct, het swore rigid is principle— the fetal and unqualified iaterdiction of all trade with the canny. Li; however, this mitigation was felt a: au ogoata tion, and, as has been sometimes warmly asserted, aa an is salt, that cause of complaint is stow entirely nrmosed. By the tinier ice Costliest of the toils April, 'ono, all trade with Prance and Holland, and the posts of I tali:. comprehended ander the 61011101111111111110• of the iingdoin or Italy, is simply prohibited altogether. No opus's is afforded, and essee "wetly no transit 'tidy is required to he paid. la soother unspent the Ofileiebt Conseil of else Alia' April must he %J -anne., to bestow restrictive thus those of Sevenths.. tow. The trade with enemies' cutout's, which was opened to neutrals at the C.lllllibrlbCfUlalli of the present war, by the Order in Carried of the ettli done ' taw, was cuotia•ed to be left eyes be those of November, 1107. The Order in Conseil of the 96th Aril retracts this indulgence But it is to be obsemed, that, stare the period, when the Orders is enuord of Nos-ember, 1507, were tagged, the owning set the porn. of Spain ' of l'ortngal, of the South of hay, anti a Turkey, has afforded • more ample scope to neutral commerce, sad that, by the capture of Muli sh:ie, is addition to that of almost all the eoilonies of the enemies of Great Britain, together will, the blockade of Guadaluepe, the extent to Obeli the tilos ty of COllll.lllefee will, tUt ones' colonies applied has born sir kr ex:rowed, that there le little of practical 11:kr,1.16sp in 'reunite( to the iota wbwh , however occasioually mitigairJ in its application, Gees' lhitaia ran never cease in prOwipli to 11131/11sin. •It is farther to lw oissinvrd, that the Cleder to Ceased of the ..eit It Apra has ties operation highly favourable to neutrals, that nstriciiii7, tits. B'cl:elation% of blockade to France, Holland, and their cohnisee, suit to the territories desominated the k 'pedat% of Italy, at Bats open to the direct trade of neutrals the F.eta of the north of Estope. Ceder the Order of the Atli April, therefore, while there are eft the sue head fewer points of difference to stand us the way of • satisfactory ar rangement between Great Britain awd the Iraited States, it is possiSk that there may be less temptation t• the latter to ea ter boo arch au arrangement, as the eldest of their commerce may he, if they rear, searly r great nittier the Older is Council of the % mitt% April, as it would be under any sr raszerarot s hirh shanl,l effect the ioilispeosable objects to which th it tl!,ler applies, or as it world be eveu without au) sorb nriter,P i !twig as Fraser, awl the Powers sobacrriest to onttnne to wafture their decrees. It is, in the same proportion, waiter of todidirenee to Great Britain, sheds,* the Order to Council be rnotinuesl, or au urradgetuent, bl wastisal euement. substituted ID Hs mows. Serb, Sir, are the grounds on which it bas appeared to His Msjest In hr •nnei ease, to "ttsiosand use hi propose to the Gusimuteut of the Fluted States any firtusl agree unrotio be soltstituted for that w►ich.His Majesty has beta woke the ne , r.sity el disavowing t bet lain directed to re• ceivr and discuss with you soy proposal which you say be twitboristil to matt so weal ibis brad. As so do:position ha hilillitio hero shown on your part to weak. sort' proposal. It has b. ca imlNn.dar f r me to slats. lo notiripotiow :nor was I inatrartral so to doh what leiet br t►e cases that I s►asld erirsitualla think it my dory to velars to Too ; toworooently I could out base ma d e , with that view, tlicstatirancut runts= d in lie sth section of 'oar irtlrr. ;sod dre three seloliviskins of rt. Such s 'tur moils world awe Arm shatistaly tweonse.thnit with the form. psi or my 111/0141111R, which sou sera con.. tla record is the .1.1 swedes, via. that I was mot instructed to Ira .‘ k to os sap proposal whatever urea this I eau,t slefteek rill muse, este 1 hue frost Nov, .bat proposals it may he aresord 'worst so male so beisrlf of the Usited States, to stale is how r oil do tie sof erected with the in.*. act ions which it he. 31 yto fere ete ius wiy guiders, indite argormairra. will only old, Sic, in eoschisies of this letter, that His Nan..y 61.11.1, 411M111.11.1 of sisinissulog a 'Writ at am{ cordial m. 0., -lauds% with the l sitsd Staten, ind of brinivog to • e.impirte sea satisfactory adjustment, all the swots of dig'. 1., fin. is that hue arises between the twu tioretomests and that. acre/nag eel eto with Tug, stoat heartily, u to tie ;ate- . - mot vol,•lrbM.lt motions ba r i• fostering a 11111111 ;MI and arbd Gyre, *lop sod cord:alas. oo mot or eurtious shall be want on gm uss part to tom boo edict His Majest)'s commands for ens nu..t soluts.y purpose. i WPM the butionr to be, with Brent respect, Sir. 7,0111 most obedient Mumble vervain, F J. JACKtiktN. The lion. Robert Sundt. kc. &v. kr. [To be continued tomorrow ] Miamian hare. it appears, hero busily occupied liebbledisas upon the last dispatches from Ame rica. having held two Cabinet Councils, between Thursday and Saturday, upon their conteuta— They are arid, att koow mot with what truth, to have come to this deetaion--that if the American Centroment refers to reucw its intercuurve with M(„,,,1 te.a...s. no other neguciator will be substi tuted. and the hopes of adjustment will, of ceonc, be abandoned. A.CAL iN TELLIGENCR. rorremotni, DEC. St. Arrived the Sparrowhawk sloop of war, with a transport and other vessels from Cluentsey. The Meets Glendower, of 36 guns, Capt. Selby, is coarse up from St. Hdeii's to Spitheed. Sailed the thrown: sloop of war, for the Downs. There never were so many ships at Portsmouth as at the present time, outward-bound; indeed SpitheaJ, Stoke's Bay. the Mutherhank, and nearly down to Cowes-road, appear like a wood, al. Web with different inerchandive, for the East •nd West Meditermaeisa, Portugal, and must parts of the world. toasior. DSC. 30. Arrived yesterday the Gibraltar and Tounuot from a cruise; the Plicrbe frigate from the Baltic; the Hausbar from the Downs ; and this •dsy the Arc these frigate from a cisme. Staled the Lurd Cuckraut cm a cruise in the Channel. PLY)IIOIJTH. Dtc.t3l). Arrived the Shoots,' frigate, aticl.AhOrd WWI of Ran frost a cruise; cud the Fancy lured armed cntter. the Espeigle sloop of war, with tweak, sail under eouvoy. to the Eastward.—listf-past Ere o'clock. The. Medina frigate hay sent in a large French brilierivatrer. nail. nec. 31. - - - - - Arrived a fleet oft rau:port4, from Flusmag. • Remain is the Down., the l'esaresY of °fuse. Saw bontiogit, Blake, Theseus, Cowrograx, Aorta clogs, Abowkir, Resolation, Marlborowgh, sud court. tutu of oar; t'lgde, Diana, JaAngo sod Fis gard, frigates; Zephyr, Podargars, Cherokee, Cas talian, cud Triocriv, sloops of war; Crack er; and tairiorra, gun-brigs. 11.1111WICE, Die. 31. Sailed the King George packet, fur Gotten burgh ; and the Atuckfamd packet, fur liclignlaud, with wails of the tgth inst. YARMOUTH, DEC._3 I. Sailed the Arid sloop of war, fur the Nore State/4 man of war, fur Sheeroe3a; Ardent and Dictator men of war, for Portsmouth ; and the Sir H. Alildnuly transport, with troops ou boatel, fur the westward. Arrived, the Soleboy frigate, and several gun brigs, front Flushing, DOVER, Dec. Jl. The recaptured brig sent in here by the Rogahst, was the Alpha of Sunderland, nut the Alfred. The Eagle. of London, an outward-bound %feat-ludia ►uan, has put in litre, having had her larboard boa stove in, with other dan►age, which she received it cotraegoeuce of having run foul of auother vessel at sea,—Fresh breeze at N W. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. reit A V lESES n, DLC 31 —Arrive.ii the S inipsua, Harris; Rose Mill, Barber ; and the Calypso, IVright, hum Water ford. Sailed, Stinchtlaira, Lindsay, for India; Broilers", Itrelards ; and Matilda, Stothard, for Dublin; Poodesliass Castle, , fur Lisbon; Mary Ann, Shade, fur , Expeditioo, , for Ja m aica; Southsiripion, Pru. or, fur Martsaigast and St. Thaseee's Vestal, Os to Ls 1:s. Its aurl the hoc, Stack, fur Lisbou. MOSAIC PAVEMENT. The word Mosaic is a corrupficin of, and should more properly be called. Musaick paving or paint ing. not as being invented by Moses, far which we have rro authority, but being solely used at,d ap propriated for those small and elegsort temples, or apartments, termed, by the ancients, Mum:urns as being emsecrated to the Muses. The finest specimens of Musaic paving in Eng land are in tip: British Museum, and at the East India House ; the former found in excareting for the foundation of the Bank of &gland, and presented, by the Governor and Company of that opulent establishment, to our National Miiseum ; and the latter found in Leadeuhall street, an engraving of which .is published.— There were also some tine ones discovered at Bath. Musaic work, doubtless, originated in the East, sod is either the type, or the follower, of their rich carpets. From the oriental., the Romans acquired the art, and executed some considerable works in this style. Its the cupola of St. Peter. in the Vati can at Rome. are executed, in Mosaic, four of the fatheot of the church, after paintings by Lanfrane. Sacral, Roivanelli. and Pellegrini.— Among the other celebrated pictures that have bees copied in hlusinc, are the Martyrdom of St. Patti.- mina. after Gurrciao, in the same church; and the Sacrament of St. Jerome, by Donarnichino, iu the Aural of St. G irolamo della Carita at Roane, the ori ginal of which is in the Napoleon Museum at Paris. Many of the finest pictares of Raffaelle have bees. thus copied ; and in the Borghesian palace at Rome are six fine Mummies, repreeentitig Orpheus, stir reseeded by animal% and supposed to he composed of above Mae thousand pieces. The Mamie*, that are is the palace of the Grand Duke at Flo rence, are reckoned the finest in the world.- -Sir Christopher Wrea wished the paintings in the dome of St. Paul's to base been thee executed ; ►at he was over-ruled. Had he succeeded, we should not, at this very early day after their exe cration, have bees lamenting their destruction, wbicbjs fagot approaching ; they are now falling off, and. in a few years. it is i.robable (if so prevents• tives are adopted), not a vestige of them will be left Rear- Admiral °twit' arrived at Portsmouth from Plosions wt Weduuday last. and resumed hos commaml at that pert. lie has shifted his Sag fro,n the evessr to the Gladiator. The Gazette of Saturday cont4ins an Order in Council, for continuing for six months, from tiro I lth of January, the prohibition of the exportation of naval *arcs. Saturday right, about seven o'clock, a young mail, of the name of Pasts, belonging to the his of Snodesland, a transport toothed 0. 0. lately ar med at Dine', from Flushing, with troops, had the misfortune, in getting on board by the jib-boom, it bring very dark at the time s to miss his hold and fall into tine harbour; sail, notwithstanding imme diate assistance was procured, he wee drowned. It, father is a master-carpenter, at Minster, in the Isle of Thwart, to whoa an express wit immediately swat oil; to tutor= hint of the melancholy cirrusttasce. rifE .VARKETS. COE N. OM NCE, JAN. _, .. The mit lid this day, has cousislerisbie supplies of Wilza, sot such of first quality, olUcit ( oil) , willittuiall Ils price . bat orlisiary, bear) to oak., irid suesewlat losier.—B,,,i, y+ caceptin tined is arapix — M 4 it I•ba Whits MeasOuctuite but little,--nrans,ut tlir turn .14461.10.tua5, likewise. -1 toil e are also cuosidaraidc supplies or Oato, Inc is de l ou se d , -id qaoted • tribe dearer.—Pluiir remakes at late prams. ellitS ENT PR Wk. nl , (SRA' ia• . Wlse4l 7li*. 88* sous. Beaus (01d)....,. tiuo 61s. 44 Pius.: ditto tour. I los. I Tick Beaskeid) 4.• 54.. ~.1 Rye.. eta. sOa. Oats • - 3s „is 3, Harley . 455. 50. I Po!ssda J JI , 30 . 04 Malt 76,, Los. Potalue ditto —.,i. to .ris sot. OVbita Pau / Nape Seed (boilers) i •• • ' 74l ' .1. flue Flour Vin. 9so Grey Peas.. sos gib Natoli di B5. 4,.K. UXBRIDGE. Corn-Inspector's Returo —Tooospo.o. Doc to %% heat. prr load to —s. B pt:r quarter offs. —d. to Sus. !lots oae. —4. to its.—l. Warts -SOL 10 Ulm. —4. HOPS. reasteri. . Kist. N. Jew es O. 41. Its F= tO tot 61.—t. to' ..my Peas SAO/. 'RICA Lest, 61:--s. to 111.....0. ittimeX, 41. toe. to 11. 1116. Emir:, C. oat. to Si. 10.. OF HAY AND ST. Hay, 41 aa. od. to 61. twat ItAto, k.:s. ad to sl.t ts.oa. arksw, YESTERDAY. Sim [TIMM A VOL. -- ' Hoy 4E I os. to 61, CS. New ot. us. to at. et . Osier, C. toe. to 7t. 16s. Straw. 1 . 1. las to sl. a.. 6:111.111FIELD MARKET, Jail. 1. To siok the Offal Far stoat of sth 8eef..«..45. ad. to sta. 6d. Head of Cattle, this day .... M w two ...4a. ad tabs. 44 Smuts 1,4;4 yew .is. 44. to 7s. od. Sheep 11,4 u Pork ss od. to 7s. od. Cittses Us Lamb... . us. ad. to to od. lito HAY.III akiii_ Hay sl. no. od. to 61. es. od. Straw II. 10s. - OE Of 41. 5s col. Clover .. lll. PM. M. to 71. los oct NEMSATE AND LEADENINAIA. MARKETS. (By Ilse Carcass.) Reef sm. od. to U. od. Veal 40. ed. I. Si %Suttee ss Id. 144 Ss- sd. I Pork 6.. od. to 7. 74 PRICE. OF TALLOW. St. Jawares Market ss rot ' Town Tallow r . nd --s • Clam Mark. t Whiteehapel Mai ket ss .I White ditto .. bbs obi ...1 0 per St. lif alb. I Soap ditto ... Sys nd -.e 6 irw 4dMelting Stuff 'us ed —. • ed Average.... ss rod J Ditto rough sus os —• • Graves .... .. ...... 1 0 u Crud Dreg, Yellow Swap, 1021-1,4 114•—rl, Ito. Price of Caudle', per doom us 04--Moulds, toad PRICE OF LEATHRR. Hotta, sou s6tho. each -24 d to 25d per Lk. Ditto, s 6 to nob - god to eNet blerclotots' Hacks - old - to 224 Dre.olue Hole. - s 4 to t.-'A Flue C...eb H.Jes -19 J to t Crup Hides J% to coals rot colds; i; id to i , !;€l natio 4; to - 19111 10 gift Lott Skate :tl.tos,llb. 2•4 to JJel Ditto SO le i.llhll • 344 I. 404 Ditto 7e, to trAits . 341 to 1.1.41 Broad Cali ,Grecnivol) 311 , 4 tai 9s td 4,t to i , wr to 14011 per dozen. C 4.41.. MARKET, Dec. 89. %qui. Ships sold. Price . 9*. Neweade Coal .. 87{ ...... Si.. PI. •to 06* GL 6 ..dooderlawd I . AIL. Data* o. •.. -w. od. to ...o. W. DIATRIBUTION Oi' PIII2C-MONEY. The officers sad ship's compaaies of the Cleopatra, lend Pelkw, Esq. commander, and aimed cutter einstitavos„ Lind John Whistuii,commainkr, oa hoard at the capture attic Graaf Von Berustorif, will be paid their prop idiom .4 prisemnoney, at John flaulter's Oifice, Plymouth, on it. esiiiisetamt. Recalls at the same place for three The officers acid cn le of the ()heron, ticurze Sultoel, Etei conueelialre, rill he paid their •La., I. air,a ' • rape fur the Jenny and Pherbe, en the 27th lire, to Recalls at No. tea, Smrsat► etieet, poets.. The officers and crow of the Atphaa, on hoard at !•• capture of the Zremrua and Fr. drik Wilhelm, •.n.l recapture of the Mareartilia, by the Podarzns, atll t. ; their salvage ..a board the Alphea on the 20th It, . calls at No. go, St. Thomas-street, Portsmouth The officers and compauy of t►e L'Eclair, horns (Amish, Esq. commander, on home at t►e rapture .4 La Fanny and tA . Grand Due de Berg, will receive a dnizn button of proceeds on the z9th instant, at No Is, tesieat's Imi. Recalls at the same place every Tuesday ant Imlay fur three mouths. The ofLeers and company of doe Constant, Lieut. /At Stokep, commander, on hoard at the &troth" of the Iss- Jena August, Intll be paid their proportion of proem*. o• the ..•li instant, or as souu after as the Constant msy arriTe in port. L.ealls every Monday and Thursday for th..e mouths. The omens and contpasy of t►e Joao, trite o•ve • bo.ud at lb, rapltwe of L'Allesoo, will be pad their r o, liwu of tlik net pr.cecds td' the cargo ufttm s ted prier, un t, - t► inrt ; reveling !do. IJ, Aorfulk•street, Strand e'er, Toesday and Fuolow, for tiros losootimo. Yeeterday—Cauctmetstem —Holiday at the Pubhe Offices. 11 Eft At Stsmseh-ltill, Gloareaeenis;;;,tbe seat of the Rev. Wm. Ind Baker, the Lady of Themes J. L1.),1 Raker, E. 4 . , . . . . I daughter. At Shiptora Mot ne, Glomeeeterolre, the Lady of the Be , r Grahame, of a sou. MARRIAGES. Oa Saturday, at St..Geoirgel, Haaoees square. Thor Phdl,p, Lay. of George-oreet, HAJWITT-lkitl3llt, to Boa Fraser, dsushter a Mr S• 04.111 Fraser. ra:rfietd, 'overruns Last reek, at Glaaville-Woutou, by the Bee. J Moak \owe, Jobo fivrerstork limght, Esq. of Aaderstaa, la La, Ilse, • ounces+ daughter of the Rey. . Eines. Tb. Ladl 4Jeroasel3•lo,ll,3.llte, tramcar M. es Patter' 11 • Mr 0.1.:ey, SkTet.u-, to die !tribal& Legaticm iu AZIKIXS, sad son of Su Clarks Oa'o.e . , Bart aShrLasbury. DEATHS. Os Saturday. at WJ.luid„ Or Sargeos Geutrai t , the 'Bruner). Is Chae.utte-street, Portlasd-place, the Rey Jolla F.L.• later. late of the lalas4 t.l St ruscseit. Os Tunday userourg, at Puttosinal, is Sarre, the .at of kfuniral Cbnbb , la the eleeesth read linage. slst:t‘ Aligarh Suss, wasp, Ike of the Isle Kieluud Somer. Les. Os the 17th alt. at Wcoodhall. MiLllesex. Mr t‘;':.aeo Loads.. late of Kendall, NW Edo:Jamb • be •as ev. the tint Seoteh a;ricultsrists tbat Antki Is ' SsEllud Os Clemons-day, at hie bowie is Alhiewstreet, Seed as, Majoe-olieseral Heugill, cowessuelee of the thwr is Ale gammas at that pt ace. At Mr. Macilessld's, Claseseesy-laue, after a lee di, • sees, Lydia ancisd daughter dAleasader Falcate! , it' sesiselllealier of the Reetsue lbeard, !Madras, as ass*- - ` and lovely Wi t aged Is HIGH WATER AT Ifneritna RRIDGE.THI' Val Mtn'las it min. after 2 1 Atlemur. Iv LONDON :..-Prtated by C. SMITH, N. I. 41 6...e11 , •". sue pabbsbed at tbe °Ace, No *l, kof It etre., sr Church, Stroud, by WHIT& of Yaw pier -. 01 ,,; fa fey this Paper, moat to A Ay Oliva, frees -p'l • duly everted to 1 , •••••• .1 hse Err I Hu' rip T. lush, A 7k r.ll St Per COW Ir. By Witt tlms " 11. 7 o!! Tower. IAI Eat .1.1 It h 1: wl lab 6wal P F: aithm, inu I Snic belt_ $ ••• fpt,tai il/11%, 1 lame. 1611.14: K' thai7n, .I!Et he sl !til in M.ru r Mew M. be dna OW" t Tide ,Cerver c l ." 11 FOIL Ru '^ ~~f . I , loltradl ea. re, . viJn buttut l*t h 1:11111 L411C4/1:1 ► 44 ° 4FICAI CPUti 4/ C U tlie , SAJo +4 de, wed t, rarta d kKi nal 0:t1 !LNlet, W sere ties Mir It It Males 1 Ole ei