The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-04-24 00:00:00

Wit UntlA.ll-1,1A4 MASquERADr. The splendour ) , combo., aiikaiety of this ele gant fete, which int& been sa atiximarly expected, has proved that th • northeru port uf , the county of Lincoln is not behind more soathern &tariffs of the c.tuntry, in its capability iiifiespp,stting amuse urmts of the highest taste. Tint au.Opteritile uu Timr.day the I nth, at•the seat of Ayscon.:h Boit riett, Eat tu.e irlarti a rich.subject of conver sation 011.1 rat. r.asniog review for weeks to crow. The I se is siimirelily cadent:4,44 for this descrip tion of entertaiument, bring built iu the Italian Wyly; and the liberality slid judgment of the pre paratims, we in iy, without sp...ikitig extrevairatitly, soy, have necer beets exceeded oii such an occasitto. By half-past nine the guests began to assertible, and by eleven the whole hail arrived. Six contiguous apartinelita were appropriated to their reception : the %roai side. auts.roion, mud drawing-room, w• re very hatidattincly illitintnated: the latter molt, •• 'gets was the principal scene of action. is 40 fret Pt. 11 iliinensimia, and has five wiudows. which, •• n • :I us a very large pier glass, were encircled by It i l•aiit coloured lamps. The room was also oilorned with beautiful trellis-work, and a profusion of white and red roses. On the outside of three of the windows, covered alcoves were erected, with seats capable of coot g a dozen persons each, and extremely convenient fur those who were weary of the crowd to retire to.—A similar accommoda tion was afforded to the library. which, with the drawing-room, was appropriated to the daucers ; and the temporary building erected between which rooms served at once for a passage sod en orchestra, from which the music was heard with equal ,ailvait tags in both apartments. The company unmasked shoot half-post our, and soon after sit down to a supper, composed of every thing which could sa tisfy a good appetite or provoke a bad on-. Two tables were set out in each room. After the enjoy meat of a moat festive meal, dancing was fern coed by the guests, anal continued with the Knott heart felt enjoyment until triA:it o'clock In the mooring. Ofgeat and refreshing liquors of all kind were banded about during the enterteiornent, without in terimptimo—The park was crowded with spectators from the neighbouring villages., and the whole eight Was a period of it.- highest amusement to hundreds. Mr. a‘iil Mrs. Ilmicherett, and two of tlie young la lies, were without masks; as were also Mr. and Mr.. peltiam, and Mr. George and Miss Pelham; all the remainder of the company were masted, and principally in character. Some tisilors, who were sit Irishain Masquerade, say, that, although there were a few better masks there. yet, pn the whole, the ehaest tonal Willingham were more numerous, and suns li Letter supported. Mr % , bilirre found to make abit ersatra exertions : is the curie., sl sloe treeing he peratootaied Cuter thflievroot rhoo• fader,. he Irma at ore tear . t cued Jew. alleessrds a Fresieh Duchess, in fell dress as the Cowart of Versatile* is t7em..aild he us sited noun's's Ihr ch.... the eilterlailMeal rte Gland Salta. , -- , llr Entlasott sn-ctr.lttl well as aIN dlar, wish ass &per. iproode sewer 'l'r•stis via was a good Gipsy, with 9 boat as hi. hack—Mrs Wright ions also a Gitose.—Miss na Hesse. aids her attctoolnott itches, drew gamh attrittion.— Mr White, as 7.rettel Homespun. with owe Misses HIV.% as Wife awl ttr.tst, was crri:rat --NW. sad 111i.11:rr-.u* motel Mr. -. r•Qsaltris o sod tl.r nosonloer e f fewuJ. wain rtutsiatatahir —The frit. iris. (11111,' I -1.• present prude,- J attrtal good characters, as a French t a F.. swig. Ike. g‘ri —oli e'ioseloa ails an Ovate, Wrnrh ; mild 11r 11'. tit iplin, as imosaitahle Quark porker —Wats Chaplin was Altura as Ilowsk..— . l l.r tau 14 mart, !Odours awl Nias s-ophia Chaplin. as the %Vessd poirroansmer the I ..aid. nn Sera.- in Ilachr h, are.. aro utsrartisr —tits. IVh•hr VVIs a bituoto of Jodie Tr -11. ope, mi l Omit I/ress of Chas irs the !second's butt% . . Irc —4W Getinte C+l,ler un race:kid Coo'jure, lady issSpectevit a, , . twin.% {wool' lOW Ilfe los twollo.r, Mr. Cater,int x Yowls' Lady of si • irto —Mem 4 ..11‘14..1..n, • shrewd Quekerr. a —Mr. Metweli n way zow • —Mr. B. Ihva l be.,l Fonder —Ur Cla.srlsts l'ruup.ou i , • derotor Lady. 'Pierre arr.. iss.tity ot..er ettiwtrter. tletwrving Intr. ticular LoCet ; null u wrist uutether of thr ordootry ***lam ,rphos..m of 14 tattago. r :ale : the ouatlter of gue*t. ih &Inflow* *a* ..ety ot t e:111 'Hulett', although the eoatikuly autouitteal to •h •u 1 lIS penuul. The ancient city of st. Audit- vs't, pet tttt sts soon to vie with EfiAuegh in the eiewince or its hew huildhso. Oh the 9th tn.% the tossatiat.ou-stotie 4:01 LI wt of his 1.%1111 II 1111..? eXICILI.II • C 14:iik, sill on.imusse houottr S. SI/411r putalie-ovirtted Gen tlemen hove purs hii.. , tl.rifteul acme of urniiiid fur this purpcbP. Alai fur buil.itih: t qCw tss 41-1101.14 e. Wls e t; L..ul Chid e (hut *ow ttoly rititrier tit the far. he pleaJecil with such fence of urguul.•nt r tor the Lord ('awry. that for rhea At torn.. ;erorol thrrnrestedht.si for appearing tigiitot the GJecroxerstr ; to w hoot he atototrrell, he was pl • viing its dt.f.-ttee of tho-e whseh they de el :red they wont.' torten:on and preserve, mod hr thong hr. ILity for his dorm ; so Best hr %Ito lifts to he .I.ltotted with tureatt-stiups. The •%4IIIIIIM of Wll.l ItN E. ,Powm.t.. Eaq. of N 41.10'0.. ill Cankigansistre. *ha ha. a:l...reel liseral prei u n to his tenants rot tie swprate,a,lit of a 4 ncu.tuiE, kc. ill ow: co•lnty, merits. we, think. a , ritilis a. of 'very guile Will of landed privet yin the lirincipality. If the durmant ener gies of a emisi.leialile port of thr Welsh truantry can roniseil, their indastry stimulated, and ever tiet tottlearal. that mats will serve w• II of his country sit , o cuatrititstm to etfett objtcts so uteri- Wares. sod desirable. The folindatitewston• of • new Median-floinie for the Siseirty of Fnewfs was lately Isol is• Mil fiord ; and the budding is proceeding • ith the ut nr , st thspoteh. A man on Fortes. &island, who we. li iod from 7E4 1014111. V. WA *ha* 1.04. , 1111!ty MO coorpeoll..r• smith, dec. has been gaiter or migniv.iitrielit too all who have had on opportunity of in.pretiint h.c w , rkinansiti.., was I.4tely committed to the jell of that place, no a ch.orge of entering moo attend shops, to. means of keys, whirh he lied noole far the I.l9am*. ; and earryiini (of goooko of every descrip tion. It is &Aid, that owing to the persehar roo m. rim foot of sow of the f.ekt.bo bed rteisoett a great vorti..to oof three years Ito making a key to fit It. Pc° ' 4 " c-I . 4ll4—The Loutlim dealeratsoving no coioniesion for soldiers' horses, bid for Wane. NIA J.. ao•ol•e a l aro their io.oot lo,ooNea 2111 re rent. and , r f ""n" wirr", an than thomr will toe enabled to I their Lowdon de arr. at reola , rol • oil. wool %hem) erre on great drmcnd, curl ricer in 3 , ore clailv. The f .fluers who have rts.poseil of stock at the 1 4.i1 , .dt_ , L Iy, h ive neatly doubled their capital.—( York Herald.) enti srlattED SERAvtuva or A GCNTLIMAP of IS it. In king Charles the Ur time. there were two ; parties in the nation, one ladled Add,essers, the other Abhorrers; the former Go address's% Ilia Ma. jeloy to goveru by Parliament.. and the later for declaring their abhorrence of such presumptuous advice. as they .stiletl it ; the House of Cllllll4OlOl proceeded withgreat rigour %intuit thetibli .for a bre.;ch of privilege. and imprnioned numbers of them duriog pleasure; but could by uo mean* suffer the King to take the seine steps with the Addressers. In reality their coininittnents were so 111111 l eroos, that " take him l'ophain" (the Serjeant at-Arms'e came) becaiee a cant phrase. and was ge nerally made use of to excite an idea of arbitrary in solence and despotism unlimited. A circumstance. however, happened, that non pinril the Howse of Commons nut a little in the height of their career. and, it was commonly thought, put a stop to their proceediugs. A Geo- Cleaners, who was Foreman of the grand jury at Ex eter, and hid either more spirit or more under atanoliug than the rest of his fellow-subjects, that had (alien nailer the displeasure of the Commons ; tnis Gentleman. I say, haviug presented on ot drew of ibhurresee from the Jury to the Judge of Assize, the House, considering him ass 'guitar object ' of their resentment, ordered the Serjesin-at-Arno to take him into custody, for a contempt of their privilege; but the Gentleman insisted that where there was uo law, he 'acknowledged no eltedienceoural therefore absolutely rehired to attend to the results. tion of the House. " Be au kind, Sir, (says he to this Officer,) as to present my humble respects to the illustrious Assembly which has sent you, and acquaiiit them, that though I have the deepest veneration for every iudividuel which composes it, yet I con see no reason for submitting to any order of theirs, which is directly contrary to the laws of the lain!, and to the last degree subversive of the consiitu;iou.--There is nothing, Sir, which an Englishman is bound to obi but the laws, and as nothing can be a law without the concurrenec of the three estates, I must think it very strange, that there should be a design of destroying the dearest privilege I possess, merely through the authority of any one. It may not be necessary totroubleyou„ Mr. Serjesut, with any motive. for declarin4 I shall not *minipanic you, without being;cotnpelled by con siderable (urea. Yet give me leave to make else observation moms the impropriety of the present order, which, in relation to my affair, has been issued by the Ileube.—No Englishman, Sir, i au be colondtteal u about a char re against islet of (rem . gre-tiot4 the loa aril the laud But. Si..l-.1% rrlntlitiou ',feather noose a low of Orel...se? rt:t be, wrist Herd is there for the jul../.ltCCOwt of the three estates ? Aud why argue: taxer intleierisso otely :ow writ ty t iotue o f each n.rolir..fous. of tars v ;;re deemed of rasilliewut validity to take 11..44 t;:e 1111er , Y a the huhiret ? irthe 11'61114 himself . ..world mak, au attack uf tlais nature oil toy f; eerioca,l thitk myself jus.itied by the leer to rent : surely it cannot be sup pooled that rith,r klotee of i'lirlignient would contend for she legality sr: t....«, proceerlioner, Which would be ille K al in Mejesty itself:the power by which . they we commututed a Parbooment, and which they thrusartrra have Ire than once very loudly dhow my d of is their Kofig.—What you am remember Other'', reaaossa. l shall be touch obliged to you for repe s silig to the llouourable House. Sir; be fool. • body server as eu uppusit.ou to the resolutions of such a moire may appear. I wall not go, till l am dragged oil Furolles, by Thus, by the Spirited behaviour of a private Gen tleasieu, a atop war put to the arbitrary proceedings ufa Curium, 11 , iuse of Coin mom, itnpri w itoising w hoist antrer they itlitascd ; a House of Commons, whit+, hut a little while before, had tent Sir Joseph Wil limitiaou, the Secretary of State, to the Tower, with out atom inaissaintiog the King of their detigii, a itolispenatthly doe to Ilia Ma j esty, where au pri.oloil • sertantwlei arrested. Thr Couutern of ARRAN had s small party. last night, at her i rr iu Dover-street ' which was at tended by the Duettes.es Duitagers4 Niwcarrut and hlsticutargh, Countesses CLIOhT, CAR. DII:A14. &C. Wa undr•rstand, that, in consequence of the de clining staw of 114 r.. LII.I FIGTOPI's health, she has hreu abliited to Natal' her ellg3g. Meld at the rinonng ft, heal, at Sihrlitery, and th.t the Cowittc tor hue swcitrett. for the &Judea'► of that city and lie a treat Or the grc.t trieuteuf blodagne CATALA Mr. V A DON G. many years porter le his Royal Highness the Pilot:ea 41,e41, suddenly, on Sunday. ut his Wa x ing.. to Market-street, St. Jainea's. Ili. Hm al Highness, a year ago, oh serving I whom, .std to , satsuma, you hare worked twig enough; retiar, and you shall have p.m a 'lacy .111 On blowier I*.t. the CottPetnure bounds h•d • gw-svre nail di 1. are-• Awl .10 'situates. Theifoneld Mt Mud k•lled their fox after tit• above extr4orthowy Tim tit.e"ra• of yesterday attracted an intrneuse crow.l to (ireenwieli P.irk; the usual festivities of shi,h WI re ieuer!y riiki3e3 until a late hour. The Nil, of cattlr at Shugborough. Stafford -h.r this d.e. Alba of Loral TA LBOT'S stun of to-artir..w, it is expeetsd will be well at hismte.l. It irsw.• spi mints pleapnre to understand, that Mr. Tts.inAs ill•eir R. art-lute -et. Uhnurries, has r.ry ingr OO i 0000 -ly Ir , l a tnet IL. I iostniineut, which root or% t.. be of gtr4t ut silty ht the sweep ing of rhininori. mg it entirely sasperpe fro the twee.- nty pf sig. to t h e top of thr vino*. one IWII.OII Wit .1,1.. to pr , furin the otwration as she sumo (nuarever oblique the vents way tau) in a tree time. A prtv , Or in the Matrr•hest►r Loral Militia bring f•mtvi eatiky by a r•nart-martial of &welkin, and r. Wing tip aitothrr rrgierweit. was ordered to rr cenrr IGO lashrb.—On \\'e•lnrwlsy lest (the day sp ringy-A At the unim'intent) the regiment wee foram' into a *quire on Keraal-moor. where the en•lprit was stripped and tied up. anti the drummer had his Leh elevated to gore the first blow; when Colonel NNILIICSTFR, wan that humanity stitch is, the prominent feature of his life and character. ordered bite dowe r and rte punishment to be re sulted. .:.,, ENS;ref tbWELL, Our era lers will tecollect the circumstance of Eliseo Cowell having beeii fired id near Si. Mar gala'. Church, I:. Old Pidace-yard. on Smutsy slight, during the Lite dodo, Minces. (hi the ntora ing of the N erloesklay•fullowiug. as Ti.omas 14.n0• sell, a grouts, so. the eut;iloy of the Duke of Gatti bridge, els exercising a horse • beimigiog to his Royal llghliess, on Vie Parade, in l••t. James's- Park. at the nine the Guards weie about to m4ll h off to St. 11111e14 Palate, he tassel eel a tow 111•11/1111 of his, of the naine of Henry bisekin, • geed.. luau's servant out 01 employ ; trey being old tie. quaintaucea. entered into conversation, as usual; Blackin observing, due purple ribbon on the hut- I tiers, upon the head of the horse, asked if tkny were Sir Francis Burdett's colours. and if it was put upon the horee for joy that Sir Francis ars gone to the Tower? The groom re;rlied, that that wile nut the case, but hail the ribbon was merely the regimentil colour. to winch his Royal Highness belonged. Blackin ol..ersetl, that the Regiment of Life Guards had behaved extremely ill during the late distui Minces; one of them had been killed, stud lie wished they had all beet. shut. He further ob served, that he knew the men who shut at Ensign Cowell, in Old Palace-yard. and was standing within two yards of him. akin he discharged the pistol. Blacken also made some other observa tions respecting the conduct of the troops, which in duced the witness to tuent ttttt the conversation to the Duke of Candsiiiige the felt opportunity. and lie reported it to the Serretery of State for the House Department, and on the Saturday following a w•!- rant was issued from that other against Blat He was apprehended, and underwent an exatniou lion there, when he denied the principal pill is of the conversation with the groom, reapeetm4 hie knowing the mem and being near him, when he shot at Bengt, Cowell. Several gentlemen. who were on the spot at the time the pistol was dis charged, attended, to see if they could identify the Prisoner, having been there at the time, but they were not able to do it. The Prisoner was; however, committed fur a misdemeanour, upon thetestiinoily of the groom, charged with refusing to give evi dence upon a capital offence, to Tothall-fields Bridewell, where he remained till yesterday. ha was brought to llow-strect and admitted to bail. . A respectable Genliernan attended for him, who said, he could prove, bryoud the possibility of a doubt, that the Prisoner was not on the spot at the tine Ensign Cowell anis shot at ; and lie 'caw at loss tai conjecture what could nave indite:A him et say he knew the man who ii charged the ps.tols II? E. LA .V D. WATURFORD, •14IL 16. ronsettuence of thedisturbed state of our neigh bourhood, bir F. S. Ilasaartt went out on Saturday night last, with a party of the Iwtcal Waterford rant ry, to that pun of the Barony of G ualtier which borders immediately on this city. A party of Cu r:teats had 'mocked and robbed four or live houses on the Passage tAsad (three of them in the Avenue of Gmntstown). Captain Hassard, hearing of this, followed the track of the marauders, and came up with them at the house of John Whitty, which is also at Groutstouu,where they had broken in, had litateu his sou, and were in the act of taking away what cash he bad; their vide te at the door gave the alarm ; three of the party,. who were is the house, =lade their escape through a back window, under cover of the hedges and the darkness of the sight ; Captain Howard's party secured the other two, (who attempted to fly by the front door.) and fol. lowed the three who went out of the window. The Captain dischurged two shots very near the fugitives and one of them fell, but got off. The two taken were committed ye-sterility to our County Goal. We understand that the Loyal Waterford have volunteered to go at all times to assist their Com manding Officer, in his active and zealous exertititt tOr the preservation of the public peace. It 13 tint true, its reported, that one of the prisoners had turned approver. A report has beets in eirettiatum for severs! days past, that a I. tter to the in•.ther of the unfortunate Jeffery has beets trretved from an A IDClitiltl captain, addres-ed to her at Posit y, stating his nein taken olf the Oland, atter it lapse of twelve days, and that he had eaten the Galt of his shoulders. We have taken panel to ascertain what credit is due to the report, and had it entirely void of truth.—The then resides at Polperro, near Looe, under the Hanle of Honor Coed, having beat married to • second husbands she lately received a letter from the Navy Board, saying, that she should receive the wages due to her woo, as loon as they received • proper remora of his death ; she has also received a letter from Mr. Whitbread, reeking inquiries into the sU.uation iit the young man's relatives. The anxiety of OW poor fellow's friends may be more ea.ily conceived described I sod what readers the COIIIIIIII or Ciptain Lake doubly atrocious is, he impressed Jeffery. w!trts only is years of age, nut of a iscrateer.—Two young men now-mida at Polw rro, who cote.' with him its the Kermit, but they cannot give any sivistsetory account of him after Milan put on shuie.—( Plowed Telegraph.) Three JeAs, of the name, of Bemteit, lotars, and Abrahams, were yov.terdwy brought to 800-street Office, from St. Cleminies watch-house, charged with knocking • Gentleman down iu the Strand, on Sunday night, mid lwliaving ins very notrigeoua in r. The G....steins', very hntetanely agreed note o prosecute them, wo,ooditiow their paying to the poor of the paii.b.—Mr. READ iilosertrd. that the flessleinma had exeremed s drill iif torlieiirr ante. its.d iliat they w ou ld no t h ave faro: so well if I thev 114.1 gone to tl.e S. Fliths lot, {wing Glad Friday, was observed at Plsniouth and Die k with tire umal saleinnitY• Tile if/kers/4 Sminedi friLtair, lying in fl.itnicaz... sl trdeteil iiiirticithir e ; her yards Were eru4-td. the eidouis hoisted , half-mast high, and sits with 14 %anal bag in one hind, (intended to reps.:- Pent Jilting Learnt( sosiwitileil from the trow l ad. —This heurr they kept out till sunset. At ten *Niro k, on B.cturday morning, it wits again caoc 'whiled at the jilidniom, for the purpose a duck ing, which amusement cautioned more than heilf 4111 hour. IVA VA L EffilllttOcE. reaTsmorret: APRIL 21 •( Arrayed the Snapper, othrwisser, atom a co tub.. Sal.ed tue ill..ca Jake lugger, fur CldIZ ; P T . & per, Imalsata t 4.4 Halifax; cud Encounter guu-hrig, i..r Uartsiwuth. The Tgairo has t•aailed with a cnon4 7 for the Loual.w.. PLYMOUTf-DOC[. •P 31. Sail e d thr Weenier bird ke.ti. Lirut. fur Li•buu ; ifriuke lugger, Lteut. Stetlel, fur Guru s. y. SsipSin t , rtO guns, ie expected to sail the fir s t ehno tt e ui what, to relieve the Dreadnought, at liantiuz... Roads. and the Christian the kllth to re+ Iteve the rdriairt, which ere 'both vomit% to tho port to be tepoired. sussawass, Jinn tit. Smiled the Diligence, nith the shipe bouud to die Baltic. Tise next convoy Mill sail Isheut 20th May, Rod that for Guttrolitargh about ti.o 6th of the same usuutb. DOVRI. MANCH 'I-2. On Friday slight, slant elevvii o'clock, we were alarmed bt the tiring of guns front the dill, re.it batteries, but the cause turced out to be no:i.ing 1110 fr than u French Kit steer t hs.ing a brig, u hitt tau close iu, cud it twin; moon-lit:lit, the cocoon stance was noticed by the person,. on the 100t.,, 0 r. who o omm l iate ly orentwi * lire nn the prow,,,, though without effect. 'Die ol::vni caused ite waiver to sheer oil. Notutilitianding the heats lately brought iu have been with darn cies% liberated, another was sent in . esterdsy, th e tow of which are niosily knoe.o here, having Crieerly been in the passage trade; hut we do nut hear wry particular news. The following vessels have arrived here with coals for this port, viz'. the Etdas, of Dow, Bo w . den ; Ann and Jane, of ditto, Russel; lisnrurn, of ditto, Fleck; and the... Sarah. of Suudednu t i. Armstrong. DEAL. APEIL 2-2. Came down from the River, the B ay, Ea r l St. Vince t, and tiorearl. for the Riot ladtm, the Ocean, for Quebec ; and remain in the Maus with a !avg.- fleet Of outward-hound. Sailed the Africa, fur North Yarmouth.—Wind lIVLI, •I6IL en. The convoy for ilengoland sailed from tilt limos her, yesterday. and will be succeeded by sustior is ten days. • A Cet, for the Baltic, mtileJ from the Humber itsterday. - _ CORN, •rate I. Yesterday His Majestv's ship SOW', Captain Upton, arrived at Caar, Loa' a Cr Utt*C. 111 E MARK,: I's. CORN-EXell CIE, Arno. 11. et RREST paws OF GRAIN. Wheat ........ g's 10S4. rune ditto WM 113 s. it)e 464.54*. talricv ,- -- 34• 163 od NiNit 6o*. 761*. Whit. Mesa t 6 „ . roc (boiler+) Grey Peas... CS. 41116. Beans (old) 571.6M .d Tick litcaliKuld) Oats.. 23 Sitio. 251 lOGE. .—Tavasopair, ARPIL 19. .211. to lAA. —S. .3Os. —4. to 4,14 --A. .2oa. —d. 16 4 —d. .4116. —4. to :,to•—d. .461. to 664. .416, Lu —d. VXBR Corn-lit.:‘rrtor`s it et urn.- ‘Vheat, p‘ r Innil ~ Bark y, pr r gull tet Oaks Beans ()1 , 11)111,. Pt•.. Pe.aud• 3471 3.3. u I Petetwe .titto lb. to a;.. oil Karr Se+.4 41•1 5.;% rim Par, .... Soma; sm. •te. PiiloE 0, IF YAW. •a•e. POCK res. E.e•t. 41. S. to 51. lif. Sao, 41. us. to 61. Its Soasex, 31. los. to 41. 4s. 044425, 31. 04. 44 4' 44 Ere=, 41. os. to I. 04. Fu•len,6l. —..to PRICES OF HAY AND lIT.J A I WS. Hay, :A. at. ud. tu DI. 16. od. Nliar, :41.1; cod. tu 31. 94. ud. STRAW. YESTERDAY. watTaes•ric. Flay 31. too. to 61. Wt. New, 01. 00. to a so. awn., 7%. 01. 10 11. Straw. el. tea. to et. 1... 6111 111FIEL111 MARKET. Aran. 23. To sisk the Olaf per stow of slb. Reef...... 45. 11.1. to 64. od. Head aCattle, this day •-• Mutton ...se. od to 6s. 44. Watts i • 'Jo lAatb....7s. od. to 9.. od. !them sod Latabs.• .. t0,6..0 Veal as. ad. w 7s. od. Calves.... - I Park s a. ed. to 6s. of, Pigs" ...... HAY-MARKET. Hay 41. as. ad. to 61. is.. Od• Stral 10. SI. od. to al. Ito 04 Moor .. al. ss. od. to 71. 15'. od egg , IENHALL MANKETt mesas.) Vest 41. ♦d. to 6. VI Pork Oa ud. to es. ed tis to $l. TALLOW. TownTailow 754 —. • Yellow Russia 76, od —• 0 IVhde ditto .. od " &rip .... 701 FYI J Noting Slug I>itio rough —• • thaVell . • • • . 00011 Dreg , ' . ;tied iir4ll-::Cur4, eas iis tid—MuutJs, :3, HIDES. lOrdinary de ad. In 21 Market Calf 14S. od e arn fu; Hans WA. loud 4s. od. to 7s Oti. NEKUATE ♦ND LEAD (By the Sea 44. 041. to se. 4)4. 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P•ry.r. se., i• Opt ONey, (psbl-PallaL •' ll ateil it ice& to. T(t !: plitLf r,,e n Jr, eri Roo s ►I. I After :77: :a IN 0 M:1 able T' or!' Adis CITI 0 r.J‘ Sir Sir J J Sit Fr I San .in P' l4 les! u'd