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esevim "That the ilassika of die !louse should Le to Lord Gaiubier, far the sea, judgment, alutity, and anxious attentive to the service, which he displayed in a4Mille Knrda, whent•he succeeded in destroying some ul the ships of Tthe eueiny, in driving others un shore, and dumbliog the ra. mainder." t • Lord Cotuctsa wished fo knot srshat Lord Gambier could dewerve, beeaui.e a gunner was blown up' If one fact was stated to 'note the claim of his Lordship, he should not oppose the measere. 'flier. was a tribunal, to even that House was auswerehlr, the tribunal of ;merrily ; who would not look with approbation nu the abwe of their honours. Sir Parker was not thanked fur his conduct at Copenhagen. Sir JONI' 0• • i supported the motion. Sir Faxen* Buttoner would not dispute but the mature of the service was deserving the thanks of that Home ; but, from all the circumstances th-it combined the attack, Ila merit, in his opinion, •44 due to Lord Gambier. He made this avowal 1.. drool the charitable i iiii nuations of a Bight Hon. I iemitioset below Min, (Mr. WI/saloon). the would piglet at any time that lie should give 1114 a-perity fall length. than by a side way avoid the triak, and throw it in by small degrees. Would any person say Lord Gaioherr had been its the presence of the enemy ? If he ran no risk, what was his merit? Fur his friend, the Noble Lord, was sent out for the ex press pm pose of cooducting the . attack. If Ministers had advised Hui Majesty to have presented a ribbou to the Noble Lord (Eochrane), for his services on that occasion, his sentiments would have been quite in UIIISOU with theirs. Ile concluded by saying. that the motion s!iould have his decided,opposition. Mr. 1%TP41;1114* was of opinion, that it was not necessary to have the minuted of the Court-Martial before them. to decide whether they should grant a vote of thanks or not. It was perfectly inapplicable to the present question. It would be unwise that the le.st sod only competent tribunal (a Court Mar bid) ',honk' be objected to, as the most iucouipeteut. Ile would then sit ea the same principle that lie did on the case of the Captain (Sir Home Popham) who west, contrary to his orders, and took the ' Best suit army from the Cape of Good Hope to &moos .tyres ; who, when refused the thanks of the )louse. applied to a higher tribunal, Lloyd's ; and who, although not completely excul pated by the only trammel which) is oecessivy for the navy (1 Court Martial), almost tionicifiotely tecrieed greater promotion front His Isjest) present Wilder*, being sent out Captain of the I%leet to Copenhaerai•-flfeer ! hear I hear ). He mold nor agree tit it the Hanks should be nithbeld on the /rewind stated by the Honour *We Baronet. (ilurdeti); because the Noble Com mander, “snibier„ ass not present, and iii the height of the battle. He never understood be fore. th rt it ought to be bas piece. But there were Naval sod Military Commanders present, and. if be was wrong, they would correct him. He um*/ koew before, that it was demerit in • Commaadise. that the people under hi. com mand Wen out slaaghte red ; he thottAlst they might tabomeoreful as possible ; and that it should be t h e greatest pride of a issival commander, not to lose a mew wwWelit there wits actual necessity for it. The iimoniton was not whither the aioick on the itainsty'r ships at Bargee Roads was of ser vice to the eowittry, he was einitident no man cloaked it ; bet it was for them to consider whether it was a service of that nature which entitled the commander and officers to the Imam'r propr. , M by the Chancellor of the Exchequer i It was looked up*w at one tome as the greatest honour a commander cord be greeted with; but, (iota the tonAaiit repetition of it, on light oecastousi ► it was • not now sulficieut to way theta. When it weal only granted ow great victories, it was the wee to all glorpois actions. /Hear! hear ! hear II It wad that which gave spirit, ammatioit ; in fact, the thanks of that House was looked upon by all military and usval men. as the summit of their pride. and as the greatest reward they could re ceive for their gallsot efforts ; there was only our greater boon they could look ep to, which was that of the approhatinu of the House of Peers, which in itself cosinited of nothing hut honour. Althourh • he did not doubt but the Noble Admiral (Lord Gambier) bad dime great service to his country, by the regularity and discipliue 'which he preserved in the duet under his rommand ; yet it was not of that nature which eiditled him to the vote objet had been propoied ; (or which res-on he would vote against it. The question being loud!v eall-d for, I.trengers were ordered I.taw ithrlriw, and the House divided, when there appeaied— ' Ars ... toSi hoes Majority is far.oir of the Vote of Thasks tail On bein.r witted Into tlic glittery, Mr. PO7I - was on his leer, putitnig • queitiJu to Mr. referral, for the porppoie of sacertaining at whit Conn hit irto.i.A art bong forward his finotien of thiwks **Lord ‘Vielin,gtots. Mr. Pr RCSV L said. th it, from the late hour of the sight, he world pentpone it to Thurvilay next. He wonl.l more that the !louse should c.t i ,,, Ar „ till to-morrow ; but he utilised it to be understood. that the Hower were only to meet, pre au k t o im .„, ve the 14 10 11 of the Coanatiitee of Supply ; for if it eve s received to-morrow, they could not d no Friday. Adjoorued at Hit f-past Ten o'Clock. We trust that the allesions made h 7 Mr. Witte ' •31•0 to a licence granted to a County Member to ra i son hark, after that very Member had voted aosiort the export of that article. will be further geared sato. The da,nestie misfortune which, yesterday, in dueart Lord LIVIRPOOL to postpone the vote of thanks to Lard (J tenni'. in the House of LorJa, was the death of Mr. :116tivn, the father-to-l o ss of Lord Nlutt.eave, sod one of the Culansissioners of Excite. There ass • abetting in the City. yratenl•y, of the t;ehtlemen .ho propose to rstehlt•h • nes, Marine la•uranee Company. at itinch the plan of the onliertaknag was folly ili.taissea. They peopo•r to vest in it • capital of live wiall,mis earthing ; anti they *Salt for a chimer, not rs•errk tiorrinsi front tltrr Crown. but eoaßrru.d ai Ly Art of p;Ait it likely to r;lwr,enN• A I.ty strong optvo onion from the Csentleillen at. TW4', BRITISH PRESS. LON DON, , or TUESDAY, JANUARY 34). A report WAS spread, last night, of an immediate dissoluttott of Parliament. it'e consider it, how ever, as a mere threat, to intimidate the House of Commons. What advantage could Ministers pos sibly expect, at this moment, from an appeal to the country, intlignsnt at their imbecility, end mourn ing its deplorable effects ? A list of offending Officers in India, which we gave yesterddy, is, we understand, incorrect. Capt. S. Jomisrort, Sth Native Infantry, Madras, men tioned in it, was a passenger on board the extra ship Glary. which ship has been missing since the 80th November, 1808; and Lieut. T. S. I'dt:am 15th Native Infantry, Madras, died tith April, i sop. Ministers have already begun. in their favourite journals, to deprecate a Committee a the whole Douse, upon the inquiry into the %Valcheren ex pedition. •' If that mode of inquiry." they say. " have the advantage of giving immediate publicity to the protTedings, it will have the great disad vantage of creating the most injurious delay in the general business of the nation ; and from the great (mallet of ofVers that must be examined, the at tention of the House will be occupied, for months and months, to the exclusion of almost all other business; whereas a special Committee, properly selected, would have equally satisfied the substantial ends of joetice, and would not have been productive of that injurious delay in the other publit businete.to which as inquirT before the whole House will be liable." item on this subject we differ entirely from the MinisturialJon mils, and sunieound our opinion upon the recent conduct of the'-louse itself, in the case of the Duke of YORK. In that case, the case of the I N G . ll son, the secrecy and delicacy of pri vate life oereinva.lcd, and the history of his weak 'teases, his amours, of every thing connected with lam es an individual, was given ta the public. at therßar 01 the !louse of Commoi.s, without rtserve. Ia th. case of the Earl of CHATHAM, nothing of the kind is in contemplation. It is merely a question, whether the failure of the Expedition to Welcheren he imputahle to his Lordship, or to Ministers ? And as to the argument, founded upon the great length of time necessary to the inquiry. we see no reason why _it should last longer than the inquiry into the Convention of Cintra, or the Courts-Martel upon Lord GAMBIER and Admiral 61.i.av .--sVoppovitig. Iturrerrr. that it should occupy twice as much time as any of these trials, if t. be necessary to the attainment of substantial j•istice, no honest man will repent the inconvenience. At all events, it is not for Monsters to urge the el jecticn ; they who. with • previous knowledge of such a weight of pressir,t. mud important matter for Parliamentary suousiderabou, thought fit to postpone the meeting ripl i parlianteut to ...te , red of Jaimary, and indulge Alseineelvea in between six and seven months of va .Mtliett, devoted to Cabinet dinners and Cabinet duets—fighting mind feisetiug together, like country 'Squires of the 16th century. Scone of the Papers of yr.ter.4..y staled, that dis patches hate been taken ont of a French boat. di rected to thP'Forsigit Office atid to the Transport Bekaa. We believe none have been received by Prince Sesnasnacat:, and that none of a diplo matic i attire could come for any other person. ♦ mad is arrived at Greenock. from New York. She brought dispatches from Mr. JACa SON. but, as 10T...willed on the nth or tlztli of last month, they are not of st. late a date, by several dayv, u the New York Papers we have received. The amities 430 vessels were pasted at LLOYD'.. yesterday morning, as being at Qnebec an the ?7th of November, anti not expected to get away in coo segnroce of the ice. Bowie the privateer taken lust week by the Brisk storm) 01 war s there are 11 others oat from St. Mulans. • Lord GatartLT.E has Written a letter, all Auditor of the Exchequer, to Mr. PERCIRVAL. on amount of the sudden dissppeswanee of Me; Eisen. slid 111 e. Pcacar tt. has answered.—This, we believe. is the only foundation for a report is some of she papers, that a new overture had ',ern made ou the subject of forming a new At:ministration. The he. been pleased to appoint THOMAS A LCOCIL. Esq. to be Treasurer of the Onlimiter s io the room of JOSIPH HVNT, E. re%iigned. Mr. HueT was the Private Secretary of Earl CAATHAM, when Forst Lord of the Admiralty ; his Lordship sherwards made him a Com el Viet ; and subsequently appointed him ficasurer of the Orduenee. is also one of the Members for Qileirnborough, in the House of Commons. We are sorry to say, that no certain accounts have yet been receivasi, respecting the lion. %V. F. Elwin. the son of Lord A ccaLsiti, who has been missing ever since Friday senusght. He was a young man of each mild and tranquil ba!sits, so independent in his circunastaoces, and living in such happiness with his parents, that it is hardly nosaible that any thing hat • fatal accident could be the occa•iaa of his disappearance. ELM 4 ricers Lista meetred the sentence of the Court of Kong's Bench, yesterday. fee wilful and corrupt pvrittre. It will be remembered that this waensau was sitiximed by her tunttre , n to emoted the crane. charging 4 third person with secreting • rts-,!ity of 'hammed.. She was adjudg►d to he con• filled ••nty four months. on account of her already itertrg Is.-etattoviscurd tight abootna. • . * 4 . x . :44. 4• • • •. .01P Via Or. X 2 I.IE FASIIIONS FMlll,FixftgARY. • • (Fran, .40:eretanges Rop•okerg Art*, Askant, 4c.) rvitx IN a, oft rvit. saris. A purple velvet mead rabe, with dead-traive and tang sleeves, bordered round the bottom, busout, and wrists. with narrow gold lace. A Spanish hat, composed of purple silk or velvet, t►e same as the rube, looped tin in front with brilliants, and ornamented with curled ostrich feather*. A capacbir cloak. of white satin, to ionised entirely round w ith full swansdown. Diamond chain and cross, drop ear rings, and bracelets of the same ; gold c‘inio and operallass.--• Grecian slipp.vs, of white satin, trimmed with Biker. •r RA Dili/. A rowed robe, of white or coloured crepe, imperial wet, or muslin, with white satin &Alice, trimmed with gold or silver, or a border of small dowers. A wrapping mantle, of fawn coloured satin, trimmed entirely round with swansdown.— Necklace, ear-rings, sad besceleta of pearl. Hair is dishe velled curls, confined with a diamond womb, mid maantrutcd with a Persia', wreath of ►lended pearl and amethysts—Slip pers of fawn.eoloureil olio, with silver clasps. Opera fan, of carved amber. DUBLIN, JAN. q 5. The Duke and Duchess of Richmond gave a most sumptuous dinner yesterday to a large party of distinction. The tables and the rich services of plate were the admiration of those present.— Amongst the company were the Dacha/ of Gor don, the Lord Chancellor, Lady Manners, the At torney-General, Lady Mary Seguin. Lord Marche, Lady Mary Lenox, the d.ord Chief Justice. Mr. Secretary Pule, Lord Frankfort. Lord Cartlecoote, Colonel and Mrs. Gore, Lord Erne, Mr. Wynne, Mr. Alonck Mason, and 'Miss Maxwell. lu the evening her Grace had a select party to cards and supper, consisting of between 40 sad 'so persons, amongst whom can the Dowager etDUMAS of Rosa/nor', Dowager Countess of Clancarty ,Cou ideas of Clare, lady Du&rim, Lady Axel, Lady Emily Trench, Lady IVallscourt, Mrs. St. George, Mrs. Dawson, Mrs. Gore, and Mrs. Price. The Drawing-room at the Castle, this evening, is expected to be one of the most brilliant that has been for many years past. The Duchess of Riclotiond has issued 200 cards for a splendid ball, whi ii takes place the 3d of Frh. The Duchess of Go on will leave town for Lot 71v, don on the sth of next nth. •"1 The ensuing birth-day will take place I t tin CA-tle on the 23d of February. • '' 1' Sir Charles Saxton eutertuned the Vice's**, fa mily at dinner. on Tuesday, at his apartments in the Castle-yard. Lord Cisdecoote will give a grand • dinner, on Thursday 'lest, to the Lord Lieutenant, and several other persons of al.:uncut:to. On IVerhiesday ilr‘t, the Attorney-Geoeral will give a sumptuous dinner to a party of c 4 per,ons. Mrs. St. George will give ti grunt' Lail, to-morrow evening. at Sir Hercales Langrishe's, ia Stephen'F— The Lord Lieutennot, the Duchess of gi e t e l t i l iaud, and several persons of distauction, are expected. Sir Ettiveni O'Brien is Isrived at 111.Eruy's Hotel, on litr way to Engleudr Brigedier•Generel Leigh left town, yesterday, to join hie regiment is Cloniaell. The FAA and Countess of CstEsTr.rtitxto are expected in town next week, fur the season, Iro t n Bredby-Hall, 113Crityst t iee„ The Marchioness or SALISIItItIf has returned to her seat at Hattield, Herts. Her Ladyship intends to commence her grand assemblies, about the mid dle of next mouth. Mrs. CALVZIRT will give her first grand rout, this season, nest Thursday. at her house, to Grattoo st►eet. Messrs. Join and ROBERT LATOUCRE, M.P. were expected in town, last night, from Sidmouth, Devonshire. The ball at the cattle. at Brightnn, yesterday ee'nnight, was very fashtonably attended. Mrs. JOILDAN was announced for the part of the Widoto Cheerty, in the Comedy of The Soldier's Detughter, last night; aad for that of nolonte, in the Comedy of The Molder this night, at the York Theatre. The favourite Opera of Up all Night attracted a most crowded and bcillitat audience to the Lyceum last 'llhe applause Wm uuboutided. We are concerned to state that Mr SHAW LE. FEVAE has been confined to his room, by severe ill. uesii„ since hait Thursday. The Corporation of Doncaster have resolved to oslargo sad altar their Cwn-Ilowe. for the accom modation of the Magistrates attending the Sessions. BRYAN COOLS, Eaq. takes the shalr in the room of BACON num., Esq. Lord DARLINGTON and suite left Langton- Gronge on Friday for Newton-House, for the pur pose of hooting the Boroughliridge country. should the weather permit?. . A destructive fire broke out on Thursday morn. jug in the stables of the Feathery publie.houw-, at Basingstoke, occupied by the boric, of the SAO. bury coach, the property of Mr. Parscrea, of the Belle-Savage, Ludgate-hill. S. horses, we re. gret to state. peri.lied. and the harness, stock, &c. with • quantity of limas in • loft, as well as the whole maggot buildings in the yard, were entirely commuted. A ho t . was drowned, yeateeday, in the basin, in the Green Park, by the breaking of the ice. On Monday last. a dog. belonging to a shep herd. resident at Corner, in Oxfordshire, was wised with the ly.fropAobia. Ne hit hi. mower, and also Mr. Laavatorbo are both gone to South.. lallpson, in order to Korot, if possible. the dread ful effect of the widest. The'clog also bit seve ral of his•pectos. and some sheep. and was at length k.lled near Wootton. It is very remarkable. that the dog ran irito a house at Dry Sandford, where there were several children. cud although they plated with him for seine time. he. most providen tially. did them no harm, although immediately after he attempted to bite a tato in pursuit of hits. with Vealirday Isis George I to Liverpool. twkn Lretsk, mater taken a Pe.. Also betra, much A) 24) gal fur t gulp, •ud rat co:u.s, the Set with n Elizabefi and Dow gon-tinge.—= ‘Viwat Flue Barley Malt .. tut , (barn, rs..• P asst, thews, Ewes, FRIO Flay. Wen It. ,t Clan litutakipri Reef.. real.,. ►nek, Lima. Beef Mottos Skips. 7 1 i -- MAIRtIAOMIL Saturate, George Lofts', Esq. of London, JuJaoa. of Portamoeti. . Oc Itederadey, the Rey Jelin Courtney.' late John Counsel, Eon of Beverley, is Toekat. Ferrero, eldest dssiliter et the Ler. EMMA r ter of Chug tea DE 4TH% Al Mr Braadon'a, in Little Queen-etreet, after a hovering Mare, Mr. P. F *Callao, Trowel" is Tr.sidad On the 1 - th moult, tdter a long and paittial atarlottr Thornhi:l, third •taachter of the tat , Ira Thorchttl, of Casale 7 horaladl, to the Iraq HIGH WATER AT LONDON' BRIDG ilevuestill sail. after 1) t Afternoons $3 U./NM* by C. sin ITN, No sod roblisbeal at lbe Odiee, Ks. is, NA C►ave*, Seemed, 11 7 J. WRITS. Id sane he far MiraYye► e seed Is As Me*, ,Pc' 4,4 aaseadlai re.terd N a : .. r atiriv if Lemi/hikeT.PLL,Figfii.NlCo.usßuTP:ur..: j . 11.t 21... __ a __ I George Lamb, disaster, Irani Nia.rohaauthios b r i4 oJ k ati: 110.1,ivs siverpool, with a •of cotton, mde,, & v , vis m on the 15th - a French privotetr, le d ken 0 , the 17th, hiy e • H 36 guns. Tie 1 4 p eh ,ter stet ell the ,raptor ((hate t‘cepttd) w oe tii on board the _privateer. She bad ortugusse idtip, reitur•the Brazils. 61st0 wised, yesterday, the American ship g e , wai It, Captain Taylor, from Baltimore, 26 d i , ; ,. loge, with a cargo of stares, rice. &c. • h ' At damaged, soil will be obliged to disr : li s sr: . ,. l Lid Ti .t ; Mr. , ials• C I Itm arrived the Termagant, nod SheiriM e r, a r i "CI (11114, with about 311 sall of vessels coder co ~ Onla lIIUT All. 'he Mrditenaneen ; they join the Gr„i f ", -brig, now here, with the vessels at this poll, will sail early to-morrow 'morning. Also, err,. Ralr';' , ~,,,„te r, .. from Cork, Dublin, and Bristol, L i d .. t.. ko Phibmid, limn Portsmouth. ~....ial ',oiled, yvsterilay, the Diana Packet, pe t , orio . Ilear ~... .11 i mails for (;tisr titer. Malta, and Soily, and Ile ess ei C. :aleeth, Barker, for Catlin. 4101fiev 'he Priiices u.l' I! ales Packet sails to - morroe, no Tbv i mails for L i tton. 01, -0, YARMOUTH. JAW. Ia , Mod , irriveil the Bla:er gun-brig, fs..m ills Dow,: owiss 0 doe • 1 liesiret frmaie, from • crui•sr...-Ssib 'l, for ii„, yagbtel wii-, the Albion cutler, and Pincher and Airm, i-brigs.-Wind N.W. NKR; ..._ ____________ THE Mei HA it: TS. van) I -....-- CORN-EXCHANGE, Jas.22. m.:l CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. lug rat ,thus ....... l ik e. 144(ar. 'Tick Belea(0141) 411. su a. , WIN, 4.:9 :14/. Oats lel Jos. ono. NJ. Polon& los 31+04 sa. lobs I .7411., Ca% Potaioe ditto ..4‘. to it , l4 131.83 ' its Piss ( ... nape fired ..... ... 471. i I mewl ; 1 tilers) ....,teva , as. F ine Flour ..... .. 9.0 5.!,. .u. trJ .1311 9... 11, Mrs. OXBRIDGE. Cieriaistpeetor's Ret uria-Tuvaloaw„ Jan E. T Mess, per load. 921. -.. to 991. -a g rhea! Old W h eat -.1. -.1. to -4.-4. " j " Barley, per %warless .I3C .11. to 43a, --4, r A liZet ; Dave 940 -d. SO 311 a. -d. 0 5 lha . Bar ll9 ....4. to tios..-.4. .1 %Wes Pa. • ... sae -A. to ;tic -4. bout's 1 • Pluck; OF HOPS. Coy nom POCK Vra rt, 41. 101 a. in st. na. Rest, al. la. 1.. •• 'at ire, 41. as, 2. 01 lira. Sumas, al. 3.%11. to 4. .t. T y es, 111. ON. MP Si. lA. Farnham, ist. -iis. to w --• Oil - - - - - - PRICES OP HAT AND STRAIT, YESTERDAY ...00, too Fl. 1T.1.24122%. . WWI 'L. Alorvr V r, al. wind. te IP. t it net. Hsi sl. so anl ti ra G 11164 mod. Lahti 4. to 3 ucl Now, tot. osi. le ,J: .._ oleos.-- I (9...,r, 41. 190. to :. ;a. weate.lia Sr**.t al. IN. to .1• %a ;STE, t 4. 11 tY Gs pauI t . ...I I64O FIRIC as IR O OF T T u cht T LO sne % , I. 0.! _, a re Mario, . to od I.llor Russ oto ...I - • E heehaptil Market a. Gil P' . .site ditto .. son iv: -I • per at. o f sib . --....-... I Coal, ditto.... MB id .-4 • Content 90 SO Melting Stud' ties ad -.4 3 Editi Averar. .. as /oil Daus rough ow us -4 • 110, 1 , Graves Good Drop Yellow coop, slae-sMott ed 1 tun--Caul, its. 1 !% el kW Sal Ms tun-- I 1P..i.-. of C.andlus, nair doinaa, t is od-hlosida, in vil Iv. SID I'HFIELD tdAREET, dale s *. ~..--:' To Wok the Offal pesters of eNts Is W. : , f...... 00. od to so. 6d. Sul OdOottle, this day - 'seta. . lion ...u. 4,1 to is. od 8i5551i...... 5,544 hi 114441 I is. oil. to sa. od. Sheep 1:1 , . atablh k ss. tad. te 7s. od. II Calves ' 14 ; Deigl ali ue. ed. to os. od. I Pis... its Dail HAY-STAREBT. thwei Hoy at. ea. ad. to 61. Its. of. %. A m Stra 9 f•.• ..• "di. us. od. to el. 11. Vt. 1 7 Reg. , Clover ~ .., 41. oil. ed. en 71. 130 ad. a taw a tIEWGATE ANDLEA DENHALL 11AR e) rims lLETs. -'_ (RI Saw Cream) r as. a& to Ss. N. Veal So. od. to 75. el. WIF t lees ea. id. to U. SI. I Pork S.. tad. to 75, sa Paldii LAW HIDES. . sill t. I Heifers tied 1t.... (per Ordinary is. lird to IS 4 rook mart at. S. is as. at Market Calf :as, id rick alio Amp 2. 4d. MO ea. .d. Bag. Hone ',Lod r laid awl is Sheep• Skins - - . . as. isd to In. ol arlah, ai Tiekri% a PRICE OF LEATHER. No. nos, so to 361b0. each - 9014 to 9214 pa .14 Hy iitto, Sti en both. each . - aid to dad t Usk, ' 'errhaoto • Barka - 1914 to 0:4 - ', um! Hides - 154 in 1 , 4 me co.rh Hides - I,tid to Sid t 619... 'lop 114drs .1s to 4.ilhs fee euttiag I red to rid PI A, / .. ittn as to sulks - 174 I. Isla 15,:,4 4 .. slf Skins so to albs - .6.1 to .tad 0;41.. , silo sn to 7ollso . sad to 1' , t L 279... illo 7n to Whit . - sad to 341 B e ,all Sash :Greealand) at *4 to sa ill 'Magna logo Emu I'. • to taw per dears. milli, eased Hone Hides . 19.1 to Ind 1‘..1 Ott COAL !SARU M,Jai. *9- %a, by H pll. Ships sold. Price. r Pri zes I Newcastle Coal .. %1....." s. - s. 64. 1064. 4 OW itooderland ........ 5........ Ai. 2.1. 92 54$ tt . , L„.4. 6 ` w "" it 211. David's - 26 - norm 2 4 ta. - to -•' - Mesa. I. Pri stal .2.MEr.,.. 11, 44 a PRIG[ .so lITt - ICIOI, - TILIIT - L - 2 0. 0ar a pm Cast. f •••••;ed ...... •pm Cwt. carob ..... ..... ...... • gas CsaL a par Owl. 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