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six _ . of villein it was from a pretest to a draft which he ikaysieeka Secretary at War, which he considered toots emest to if sr by Government. Au ilamala-of bewis the public be bent do Iowa& oir sae of the noblest of urea—lie Imo a pupil d Jarillema—by him he was reared-- L bits was ineirected in the tear of. the • schincomw4„. Itl! hp , was introduced to public life, when hisiateigniss owl. great botanical kuow.. ledge. ammo pwishatawro, wad persossal courage, soon pointed hissoet afs the- awe prepay person to com mitted a projected eaplarlog patty to the North- West west alit. American continent. He NC , LIIIIIId *IC arduous conautawd, on condition that sielpht take. 14v. Clarke with hits.—They start ..islie.bett wishes sr the American people at- Wstitti thesis Mar sit Amoco Of two years, to as ailletchleht Oplieltaie. we were cheered with the at we, oweatrylaen. A new world bid knowledge in all the at a truing expense of blood oultaimeueli• • voice Of Fosse echoed the glad w thetheels the civilised world—the mime of Ma those of anivetwal praise. The voted a empliateutary dorm tilliall4lllosurs rude hoed. MettlllV lad the Governor time to pay his re. opens to • widowed soother, before be was again tolled iota roadie service. The Upper Louisiana bad beep tors to pieces by party feeds, no person could be own proper to cabs them—lse rippeureil cud all was goiet. . The Inuits assigned this noticed° net admit of a particular detail of his executive acts...-sulike it to vity. that the parties created by local circumstances Ned were soon united—the Indians were treated with . large presents, and putchaiies of valsable laud made of them—the laws were amend ed. arid riclicious ones adopted-140 the securing the eitizeirs of the territory from a reuetvad of the noises a 1806. Durrell the few leisure moment* hei..had from his olicial deities, be was employed iu writing the particalersoi his celebrated tour op the Misinori, to complete which appears to 'Me been the wish nearest bin heart ; and it gives as meets pleasure, if we erns feel pleasure in the present melancholy in inure, to state, that we have it (tons a source %%Inch can be depeuded upon, that he hod accom plished the work, in three very large volumes, with au immense 11411111/Cr of paintings. and all was ready for time press. We hope thew valuers may be the means of tmusnsitting to posterity the worth of a awn, whose lost act outs a gleam over the fair pages of his early life. WI LK ES Pads.) Nov. 17, itoj. MELANCHOLY ACCIDEN't. On Mon Jay. the I.ld day of October, Nathan Conn, of Sugar Creek, m this comity, took his ale, and went into the woods in pursuit •f venison.— Having h ed some time, he started three deer, which ran round • hill near where the new state triad crosses the line of Claverick township. Mr. Coen isaniediately crossed the hill, with the view of meeting the deer as they should come roared the point of the hill. Having proceeded a little die. niece, he heard a new of rustling in the bushes is the direction tient ho espeeted the deer to owns end, eager fur the game, stepped hastily forward, and, seeing something move through the leaves, lie fired, and the object fell. On approaching the spot, lo! instead of u deer, a men had fallen.inid WAS writhing in the most excruciating agouties. Capt. Samuel Clarke.of Claveruck, had contracted to open • part of the state road, and was at erotic upon it alone, when the ball struck him uear the right shoulder blade, and Onetriateit t• the spine ohe back.—When Mr. Conn came in with the sad intelligence, measures were immediately taken for bringing sa Captain Clarke to his place of resi dence, et Capt.Grecory's. lie received his wound *hoot one o'clock, p. re. and retained his senses perfectly *lade he surrived, which was until about eight o'clock in the evening, when he expired. Capt. Clarke was • respectable and worthy man, shout 54 years of age. and has left five children to mourn bet untimely dank. Mr. Coon appeared exceedingly adlicted ; there was nit doubt that the simnel was entirely aceidentsl; but such arcidents occur as frequently, that it is impossible not to con sider the persons who art the eau* of them, if not guilty, at leant extremely reprehensible for their carelessness. Hunters, from sneh fetal conse quences, ought to learn to exercise owe prudence said caution for the future. The head-quartsrs of the East Kent Militia are established at Salisbury. Five companies are-quar tered in that city, and the 6th maven is quartet► ed at Soutimaptou. • .insiregusten NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE, Ocr. 90, Ism. A surgical operation was performed in Nashville, on Monday reviling last, by Dr. Newnan, of this town, on a cliihrof Mr. henry Swisher, of William. stop County. The following are the circumstances which gate .occasion to this uucounnoit and ter. calving eperation : The daughter of Mr. Swisher, of three years and a few months old, while eating and playiug with a viater.mirlon, received into its wind-pipe one of the seeds thereof, of the largest size : after bring fre quently almost strangled with this substance, sad the concouti taut accumulation of mucus in the wind pipe. she was brought to Nashville almost in the act of suffocation. Au incision was soon after made into the wind-pipe, near the breast-bone, and the seed happily extracted with a crooked probe. A free respiration was immediately restored, and great relief aflOrded a ninth-distressed and anxious mother, and several sympathizing spectators. The child is now in perfect health, except a small wound, which is rapidly healing. ' WasitterGTON.•(lixx.) Nov. 4.—A flock of 27 Merino sheep, left Washington, this morning, fur Judge TODD'S. near Frankfort, 14 of which, we untlerz.tand, ,are far the Judge. We believe they are the first Leer brought into this State. Fr o m th e great quantity and superior quality of the. wool yielded by this useful animal, and the vast import ance of such an acquisition to the American farmer, we hope it will not 'be long, uncommon in this country. It is with pleasure we state. that three of the Merinos. brought hither on Thursday last, re mein in this vicinity ; ' FMoMAs MARSHALL and ADAM Bearer, NI f. V and —LAME:IOON DM, each purchased one, two of which were J. dollars each, the other 30. We are grieved to eel de that, yesterday, in the Capitol, Captain Comm the Pataiosta es Secre tary, conceiving himself greatly, and unjustly, and unneceisarily abused by Mr. Rouse Not:son, a Member of the House of Itepressentatives of the United States, ill a late trial, iu which, Captain Cot.ts was a party. amid Mr. Nstson advbeate for the opposite party, valid on him for some expla nation, which was refused, end contempt offered instead of reparation, or even discuesicin ; on which Capt. Cotes gave said Ys,soe, with • horse whip, what lie deemed a proper chastisement. The iuterventioo of a Senator and other gentlemen standing near, prevented any excess of cestigatioo. —( Washington, Mr. 47.) MAMMOTH THltHsv.—We have the certificate of a number of respectable gentlemen, of the weight of a turnip exceeding any we ever before heard el It was raised by Mr. GEORGS VANARSDALHM O of South-Amboy, on his farm, this year, from the seed. It was taken front the ground on the 4th instant, and weighed iii Mr. CLAKK'S store, the tonne day, in the presence of six gentlemen, who 4havelisigurd their el sines to the certificate. Its weight was Mite pounds nine ounces. The original certificate is in our hands.--(New York Paper.) In Mr. Consepr's Vega/tee, of Saturday last, it is observed, that Mr. GRATTAN received from the Catholics a considerable sum of money, for his ex. ertions in their favour. W. haie authority to say, that he did not. The Catholics did very generously owe? MT: °MATTA"! a large sum to pay the expenses of his election, which he most respectfully, and in Items of sincere gratitude, declined to receive. Extract of a letter dated Flushing Harbour, Dee. 23—" For some time past, awyon no doubt already -know, active preparations have been made for the 'final evacuation of Welcheren. The millers were busy in digging below the gates of this harhatir, which were of an immense size, and great 'strength, preparatory to their being blown up; 'the brass guns. iron, wood, shot, shells, and every thing of valise belonging to the Govern sweat, were hastily conveyed on board the different ships appointed for their reception; the arsenals were gutted of every thing valuable, and filled with cornbu.tibles, and trains of gunpowder, to assist and accelerate their intended conflagration. The troops, sick and healthy, men. women, and childreu, were rapidly, because gladly, embarking ; every thing foretold a speedy and complete evacuation of this 'unlucky island. On Snail/ay, the I oi h, the gates were 'blown up, et nine o'clock its the forenoon. The 'es pl,naon4ns by no means so great as I had expected; ,bat yet the destruction, though on our side aucom plete. was terrible. Large sluices, thick walls of brick, gates of the strongest structure, immense Massed of free-atone and granite, and Image hors of iron, were all thrown into the harbour its horrible. confusion. While I was employed in viewing this scene of destruction, the conflagration of the arsenals, which were about 'JO yermls distant, took I place. The scene was **full) growl." .Jary t Tiignintuith, iu ; sad Friendship, Shearer, , LAU dur, with asuilrns. FROM LLOVID'S LIST. GR A • isrm Lac. er...-Alvived the Friendship, Prim. ruse, from Burst Scotia ; British Tar, Ti.,,• from Halifax , and the Ohre Brunch, Reynold, (rum Quebee.--Sailcd the Sovereign, Smith, tor Juumca ; W odors', Clarke, fiur ludic soil the Vreimstusle, Strome, fur Rio Jasserisr. IRELAND. DUBLIW, DEC. 26. In the afternoon of Monday lain. a svell-dressed young woman threw herself into the canal, user Ring's-eud. A Gentleman who was -near the place, gave a soldier a shilling to fetch her out. She was carried to a public-house in the neighbour hood, and blooded by Mr. Corcoran, a surgeon, and afterwards put into a hackney coach, and car ried to her friends. When she calve to herself she cried very much, but would not tell her reason fur attempting to destroy herself. On Saturday last, a race was run in the Park, be tween Mujor Bruce's horse Cotkatiotp, end a ches nut horse of Mr. St. George. heir-a-mile, carrying 12 stone. Mr. St. George'r horse won easy. Rode by gentleenen-.—the winner by Arthur Henry, Esq. —the other by Cut. Sleigh. A second race took piece limiest% saute, carrying $ 'tour, rode by jockire ; won in like manner emy by Mr. St. George. His Grace the Duke of Richest I, lord Chit/k -eine, and a number of respectuble persons, were peter at. . Saturday evening, (by command of his Ewe', lency), Shakspeare's Much ode eland AVethitag was performed. The principal 'clues of theme-Mug. were, the Benedick of Mr. Hobnail, and the Bea trice of Miss Smith. His Estelleicy was welcoturd to the Theatre with that gratuletioo which the loyal part of the Irish public ever °latent towards the Representatiie of His Majesty. An inquisition was held at Naas, OD Saturday, the Kith inst., for the purpose of valuing the grounds through which the county Kildare hue of .cautd is to pass in joining the grand coital at Osberstus n. Mitch praise is due to the land proprietors for their liberality ou the occasion, which met with an equal return from the Grand coital Coinpatl. 'I his matter was tried before a most respectable Jury, of abich Sir S. Bradatruet was Foreman, and three Commissioners ' viz. Sir Fenton Ay liner. Bart.; 'Moines Burgh , Esq. of Old Town ; and Theolold B. Doinielly, Esq. of Oakley Paik.—The Grand Canal Compsay eutertaioed the Commissioners amid Jury, the Earl of Mayo, and a number of the neigh bouring Gentlelocu. at 111 1 1Jonell'io, at Naas, in a very handsome manner. Yesterday, his Grace the Lord Lieutenant and Suite, the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, and principal Alembers of the Corporation, attend ed divine service at Christ Church. Friday. there was a most numerous and respect able meeting of the Roman Catholics of the city of Limerick, conveued by public notice. • William Roche. Esq. Beaker, was called to the Chair. Re• oblations were entered into, midi a Petition ap proved of, to be presented at the ensuing Session of Parliament, fur a repeal of their exastiug dieting hfications. Saturday morning. at four o'clock, the (Jake .poultet landed her passengers at Dunleary, after a passage of lb hours, though with an advetse wind ; Sir Charles Suatou was •on board, but waited for the tide to go up to the Pigeon-house. Several of the passengers on hoard suffered a great deal front the severity of the late storm; Saturday night preceding they sailed from the Head with a good tweeze, to the Spencer packet ; - the ensuing morning was a perfect calm ; when shout 3 o'clock. they were overtakeu in a most dreadful hurricane ; alter enduring all its horrors for two days, in expel - lotion of going every moment to the bottom, they were saved only hi the exertions and unexampled steadiumsof the seamen, with difficulty they made Cardigan Bay, where they anchored, and front thence dispatched the mail ; four Gentlemen and three Ladies walked from that to Caernarvon. 28 miles. from whence they returned in carriages to Holy - head. Friday they again motored out iii ire (lotion, and arriical safe in !limitary last Saturday morning at four o'clock. osessiszacc=x . A very extruordiitary attempt ails made, a few days ago, to carry Off a pinto; Nohleinan, who has found it convetartit, for the present. to take lip hi a residence, in the of MIIII. The plan was ar ranged with great skill, and a vessel was prepared to laing off the prisoner. The warns employed on this service, however, made an algregtous blun der, stool instead of seizing the young th e y tack a 4 eudriu ro ; who bore a strung rei•viii blance to him in face and stol tore. The unmake was discovered !Afore the Gentleman was twins! off . ths Wand, sod of course he was Itherausti. r • • • • .41=MMILW•111.1.,11. OW TMt se Ili OF OCTODDID, % „fr", ' • r.. 1.1.- . • A i : - Rfisafts:Dllllll,lol AVIS DAlWlr a ne 17th Of 1 " rf tl e t tril / 4 1hallr Gkolielber• Core' Seals< und - . ,t oma d to He , • .Newmao, from 'Welting; the arta To odk reer , * O hm ic a naea ntint .e et e a i r t . d . o t f ul e .e l:rir ii e ii 'and ei p t et . : • A s l r go ,' I t! t r u t ~,,,,Y d e e r m rl i ur „ e t 4, 4A s. frws e ttrw mot h m l y owe • , • • end Ithenret, frost the eastward • man, this coltuun of The ch i •is e cg ' wi, l ' i ' l ig""" bribk ; the I hPairitill etrallY• se , . .and Wirt with a convoy from the rim ushered to the consta . o iL ed w A it t li t ala: u ity , s . ar...P il a At", is ,.... i thuades ista i t. V . Downs. .- among which are the Francis • jeolfretia, wmeriorldiretlisiterhischLews.---Os. is the . G ni o g v h e t r o s f or.Ge the a lti er t a h i tstit, t e u „V . le ,. 7e. es. 4 . • ;, II e,eierk at eigh;7;l"em sad . %%awe, Aid. General Greasifiild, Mantle, and se- per- Leukemia, ea hie •via/ . _te Weelingte •P . goceenitimi wise was heard astern of die Tensed reemaiblimg *viol others. • city, somewhat the report of s pistot, at imbibition due interest /Sailed the Caesar, and Sarpedoa, Captain Green. cause to tied liersitse of hlr.Cirioder. near the Indigo nogg. A few minutes after this *se the aloud@ ted ou a cruise ; and Gannet, with a convoy for Cork. line. in We' Sente—collo i l forli o s upp er mi d some eves he s d, ha the she of a fug ma 'w, dat As 4 PLYMOUI 11, DIM. 17. • ik, Of a l e irkit • he pettish . and gave sortie to his a 44**011 we err desk, al 11.• same r am • la t ege t ysanti 4i t The Argos takes convoy to Cork. , . li m e* j et being at home.. si m re. _fru is the earn wade, our leo, at the ofietapee I , horde! javirt 4:l l ::faatt i . a : i e.,. In about fi ve or six seconds afterwards, Arrived time Cassock, from use Westward ; AT*. Ortoero Metiottd to . the. kitchen with her children, t ozzlll . t . tr l d i :4l (he horizon. I suppose, hue thus. frigate, and Wrazk sloop of war, from Porta- ged deo agrognei • (after Obe Governor went to bed, thuliewk"itidu,asnefistzonlid hate water. that bad they fallen on. mou th, othiateims. is good order) went to eatable about ffered materiel injury. Th e stone TORBAY. DEC. 27. these .....A.. al.s.. t to .L.... m ;,.. that fill opus the deck I hove preserved . : it weighs above 6 .Sailed. this afternoon, the Gibraltar and %inmost, loos! sae r"'""' .ooawa '"""'"'" or.,...s, ... ...— e — , i ~ - -;-; - b er - .., : r . ; I, ii d the ounces, is of the nonuse eif iron, and appears to be impreg- nated.with copper. Whether this stone was &eon up by -, 01 80 guns each, to cruise off the hie Boss. " 4 06 Mta• athador WM alarmed by the tiring of walei.spuut, winch broke a little astern of us, I Imre for DEAL, DEC. 28. ran pilots in ilha 'house. She celled to the servants, other. to judge —The weather soil rinetioued very thick E ar l y t hi s morn i ng , a large newt of transports hut tntlllatt ellihrt. Oa the appeorsace of (lasi. amid i•loudy, attended with rain, sharp li g htning, heavy thun- der, arid a rou g h sea. This stone may' be west sad efrasoined panted the back of the Sunda, and proceeded on to u h t v bt erao ' t at i ee tral" ..L. bed c*Pi mew dise. l• thyawiNiuspiiii..44wchei," They by any pers.. whn wishes to gratify ski curiosity, by . caning the Westward. of the subscriber, in Westisituatruot rect. SaLled t , h ‘ eSt9Grorge and Hero, Men of war, and taktra what P sloth* eiii4 he be d idiot hint If t y l " 1441" ace ascend die, • s $ . 1.: ... . bring Lilo .• ." 0 The '-••• BENNErr P. GATEWOOD. nectient meteor, that tei mineted in a etuae, lets t he Mani ll a fri gate , to Portsmouth. h ,then t y i ng 44 d ew , w h en he ex red ei .,.., excited mu c h discussion anion,:st the lesrued pliibeopkvia, Arrived the Clyde and Diana, frigates, from seven o'clock ire sooeuM ig o f the kith . . He had both in ow cy and in Europe. Flushing.—Wind W. . j un .4 will am somout vhs up a his loved, m • , : d acis. '"''' facu We le met tia lirece ea r liest opportunity to roeseaugieete nay 1311WoUTIt DtC. 27. I°A this iplerestiur Arrived the Friendship, Canal, from Londus, with grace- thee througgillatistegetitioil owl cot his neck, • , emotes. liZiotre w s of LI throw light cleat aril modtWeitimmi Ursa hr•i: ella w of % I T( k a i rd l ltst. l")l c k a e o u se I t::: Th a . : "'l r . 11 11 17 ' (4mir y . ". 4( 4 . Suuthen""u' with ghat ham, with' a raw. Whoa to his scums , he e ,.,„ he ; the " a et ... 1, . J „.•,____ . t ... , ,___ .."..,. still [Millis waryiplained.—We have cumarted the some, Imam, i .l arm ,i s e id . , Malta , ai Il t i'u g ' Ic l i sitinc i grimac e, UPkin i ta 7 aiii as , urarisi ... """' te '''' es ra7;";; n 7 u ' en ` t. u)„ , '''"' hini 1 ash it appears tig be composed of irou, with spots if a sub- coil , —, .. all t i Dien 1 - :itti • Is e- —Sailed sad 51". frerilegris intenipersed,'whicle kede to the Statesman , - Pei-citizen, soil ti'd hem cosh Jo, ftog ih i l r ' s, 64° lor d Lees. under tile inatietice of a deranging nialody i se iteace ppiest il ion 'em ika bli t li i t t is wagre• rioted with copper. Plymouth, wish Boar ; Thomas and Slam, tiosifory, fur far about viz weeks. the anise of which is unknown, 1 -_,..—___ . l'eigniiiiiiith, iu ballast; and Friendship. Si.cares, tior Lou- . cluka r gpm rs emin 7.a stn. loss. eisegitt4 .......104.. are .... • .4sie. 32e. Barley . Malt 7e. Sod Whits Pies • • 745. 94%. (boilers) nr,,, Peas. set 37. As 644. 441 47* 57i. net l•• • •:-•:•1*• • •9 3 • 21•4 396 uI 04 tlue Mg* 4. !. Sea Floor. ..... • •9 81 •• •9 6 9 ado s96. Os: Coen-lospector's iteteru —: Whc3t, per 10ad.... v Barley, per quitter 31 0411 . o d Beast 41 PCIII • S ,-.... --..- PIIOE OF MOPS. waslo. • ' etlicsres. ' ' Kent, 41. lot. IS r.l. Ise 'Coot, 41. los. to 61. Kul Sure'. 41. .....5. to SI. ....s. Sousa, 31. ijg. to 41/. , F.ostqt, 41. —o. to 51. —+. Ambling, 9Y-..t0 ill ' PRICES or HAY AND STRAIY, YESTErbI - W..""".. 5T.84411211 . 0. WUITC .. . 4 1 May, 41 as. od. to 61 et GI. Hip 11. tot. to 6i. € I Strati, el. us. od. to 31.11c041. Ne-d, 01. as. to of teal Clover, 61. sot. to 71. ttoi. Straw. 31. tea. to el. eie. -- " --- SSIITFIFIELD MARY ET, Dar. .29. 'To sink the Offal perigee.? of 31h. Beef •• - • • 011. 4d• to 3s• 6d• Beta of Conk, this d0y,..... M0tt00...45. oft to Os. ti.: Ih-asts1 h-asts 71 ,0 rad in. tot to 7s. ord. Sheep . . • Bork se. el. to 71. n.l . C 41,111 Ng !,amb....us. 04. to 05. od. iv HAY-. MIKE!. May 51 01 od. 111 61. to. 04. t : „,s ........11. tin. od. to 21. So wt. r3ttier .. ...hi 100. 34. to 71 IM 011 ftwitssav, Due 'IS. 11. to 401 to sea --11. 1. . to 41* —4l. ,g. —d.. to 64s —l. , 11. —d. to 565. —E. NEWOATI. AND LEADENHALL MARKEEs. (By the. Carcass.) !leer 44. ad. to ss. 4d. Vaal 44. ted. to is. ad Mutton 4s. ad. to ss. dd. Pork is. ad. to fri o/ PRICE OF TALLOW. M. James's Market ss od TowniTallow 46, od —a • Clans Market ...... ss id Yellow Russia ays od gls • Whitechapel Market se ud White ditto .. aria oil • per st. of alb. Soap ditto .... ass ad --a tso MeWsts Sluff 011. • Avenida.— so ud Ditto rowel sus ti0...-s • los 41 d Dregs Yellow Soap, toot—Mottled Goo 14s—C.iird, Price of Candles. per dosea, 13464—M0u1•'.5. •4s 64 PRICE OF LEATHER. Batts, so to OAPs. each - said to 234 per lb. Ditto, s 6 to 6ulhs. each - sad to 26 4 1 Merchants' Rocks • *- old to add Drsoiod Hides - Ind to Fiat Coach Hides - to e t t^ Crop Hides' is to 409 For 'cutting t 7 id to 1914 Ditto 45 tO 501 h, - 19010 5411 Calf Skins 3010401'.4 • sal 10 3.14 Ditto so to rtilbs -34 d to mod Ditto 7o to sulfa - 34t1 to 39d Smolt Seals (Greet sad) is rid to 3s id ill. 10114 $ 1400 0.. l'ups.lay,. Cbrstrs, I.ady uult M sussed, Esq. of Thursday kro, ESS•U, btose, uaf r Mn. Ou Ti Cnry, Strand. I in die ttel.sqtiert, At Arcl one C 1f ilbury, Mite E. Doyle. • tad/ fir A ni• shed virtu. s —l ,, aeresing as ample &tenor ; lame *ins S 'Literal mind a n d charitable heart. Mr life was a ("untanned exerc i se"( heuetulent 'Maw. To fair ni , piter‘ she MS left 40,0n01. utda,awtl nlenr, aid a emml<ltrlble lea at charitable purls sea.—lltr rranaitia were attendant So Oa grave by all the respectable persons to the matmontliteig country, and by • neither of pour, of whom abe was tbe pi ow.spal support. At Clifton, after a tedious sad lingeri.l illness, Meats Ilenry flair, late of the tioth regiment of foot. Lately died at AfllllCllll, in Holism', !Wm bye Scilumalter, at the nrrni age of tin years. He worked et his it ade, a • slowinaker, uutul the ege of cps. He wis only once Meta led, and Lad no mute than Iwu rhildreti, both females. Huth of titter, hue ewer, having marre'd, the old man deed intrittlatlitr to in. 'Krems, and great gristaciistlwr to du, the mitts , whom cru it years alum at the time of his decease. He re lented hit recut ie. and heal'h until wilaiu three set Ls of his death. M'heo Ding Lusts visited Arnhcitn, last year, he set tled a penciuti of soli guilders no him. From that time drauh three boimpere t.f•tioe a day, to which he dal out hu ge' the health able benefactor. _ -- -- Large Stto Inns to Inks per dears. • • RAW 111 DES. Beat Heifers sad stern (per' Ordinary es. od. Toes. M. stone ts. od. to sa. rid. Minket Calf to. 01. mace. illidallinp to 4.1. to 00. 6d. Eag. Hume tu.nd. as 140401 Sheep-Skims - - - - 3s, Gd. to u. 04. COAL MARKET, Dsc. ay. 4 Ships. Ships sold. Price. Itial..hiewcastle C-oal .. sill ...... 51s. Gd. tti. Kir 01 111—Sundolond I ~We!rh 0.....• .. --a. 041. to —O. 3 "Coulon ...Seaton Coat ...... I sea. /..a. IS --s. COL BSE OF EXCHANGE. rat DAY. 151100. 111. Amstrs , tatri.... 14 —4 U Oporto ........ is Ditto at Sight.. 31 3 Rio Janeiro.... 71 ' •i Rotterdam.... •las D. Malta ........ .6 Hurcluirgli.... 24 6 _( C. Gstwaltse...... 21 , Altuna .. 2 7 4U. Dublin • i Parisi day's Isle in 16 Cook (Mtn - 4 V. nut.t.1024. V Bourdeaux Maclaul Ditt 0....... Palermo Ditto annua 4l Naar Doubloons.. • • 01 Leghorn Genoa u Siker in Bars .... • 0 41 Veni•e... Naples 44 Agin on Ow Batik Lisbon lt4 • per Cent. . .a - =_-==—..--- PAIGE (IF oF STOCKIt, YEAFEAD•I . , s per Cent Reduced : 14 , 4 per Cent. Long A ?inutile' ls 9.16114 ' Osmium vi P 10 44 •. ithlra Bonds. 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