The Sun. — London, England, 1813-08-30 00:00:00

, - . • and the adoption of the baiulary of the Rhine. ~ they asked nothihg More by fair words than :they arc prepared to accompli:h by farce Of arms. • --Indeed, these French Papers cOntain se- v eral indications o f retreat . T he line of •tbe 'thine is fortifying-provisions are broughi from a g re at_.distance-'—all indications of a retrograde movement, to which it seems the enemy must have recourse, in consequence of the positions of • Iris a d versaries on his right and left flanks. The B ""GeneralS TIIIELNIAK and ALSTER, have been J . ; • sum moned to abandon the service of Raissia , , , and , repair to their posti under BUONAPARTE. " H e ca n call spirit s from the vasty deep." liThy, s o can I; or so can any than : "But wilt th ey , come, when he does call for them? On the contrary, we learn that they have re . fused, and that othets have followed their exaM plc, Should BUONAPARTE be forced to fall back, *e expect to see 'the whole Saxon people arrayed against him. The subsidy fo Austria, already i s alr n contingent on her al liance,i progress of payment. Four bills, of 25,000/. each, drawn on V!enna, at three d ays sight, have actually, been paid in London, under instructions from the Treasury. This gloriously illustrates the wisdom 'of the vot e of Credit for 5,000,000 with Which Parlia-, /tient invested the Executive. ' We have gre 1 at pleasure in at length announcing safe arriva.l Of the Jamaica Fleet; under convoy ' of the Redford; • •Vvliiic, l) li besides guarding this va- u . 4 •fie fleet safely to our shores, has brought over specie to the amount of Three 'Millions of Dol lars, The Catherine, LuND, one of the.jamaica fleet, bound to Bristol, was run foul of by - . the Isabella, ° f. L eith , ou the sth July, and has not since been heard of, The,, Sunday Paper which originally published the 's pretended Proclathation of SOULT asserts its 1111tiltIltirityj 1 nnti declares that it came to'that t.Psi,?er from Spain. We b:ive, no doubt,that the. a ,' l °r Pnblisheil it with a'firni belief that it, was tt.ii..eniiine production, and we 'can have no doubt hie% that he still confides iwthe quarter whence er ',Yed it; but we persevere• in assuring the tf_lpublic that it is.absolutely it forgery, and we trust itii:etilis positive affirmation on our part will in- , d uce the Conductors of public Journals in gene t''''l to N•it! • • , Vs with caution the sources whence they act. i • . Hite tam information ~..bispatclies were• . wv,txtNaTosi forl sent off last night to Lord bushed .. ore.,:n, the first time, by the neivesta t ib Mall, to Passages, bastitin's: near St. Se- Lord. IVlEt..vn,Lu came to t ° and transacted business at th o A sv i n .on aatn rd ay , t nuralty, and af terwards returned to Winibl c edon. A Paper of • • _true, yesteiday asserts, that Ati i' ten at the desire of the P REGENT, 118 )41111iCatefto ) . MAD E RII:CL 'ARGENT, tont ,. ' its ,AaAJERTY the transacti ' Which h ive taken place (Turin his intl . "113 . ticularly. the victories. of eiposi . tion, and par- Winter, and the , the Russian armies last ' i pain ' ie expulsion of the French from by Lord NVELLI • with which INU. w . ' • NOTOZst, as highly gratified. Yeste r d ..b. _ a . .... ay, about half -past one o'clack, his V, - ,7 1 ! 1 tifgllness the PRINCE RraENT left Carlton .i.i )(Ise, aceot hi s . npanied by Colonel THOWNTON, ill , travelling carrioue r he'lfiik e ( 4 . , ' i .to proceed on his tolfr.— tiwt. in , ~ v.,I..A.RENC p I 111 4 nlvr-- . . liAl Lty. •• . th e tier . f r ' • Interview with *t Carlto n followed his Royal Bro u carnage, accompanied by General s • ' nary I, rince of 011ANCr..had a long itli the PRINCE .RECEN'T Olt Saturday, cbmit.youse. ItEneN - ./. Altj " , TErt had an audience of the PRINCE YeSt , • 1 Satur„, LIE ay morning. uf the fury the Earl of BaxlntasT had an audience -,„ iiii 4Q „ 11 ai 'i- e b ak - ssltoEsr. e ,„'t't ‘'vin, t l 14 .CLAREN . CE• and a select party " , 3Fit ord it, PRINCE RRGENT at Carlton House. On 8, "Y. . CO att irda ' . /1111 )And er . Y forenoon his Royal Highness the In th e „ ell , In Chief left 'town for Wiodstir, and 1 ." The E arl 4 1-'.' returned to Oatlands to dinner,. .R44) 44 . 01 , of "t: An EttnimN and Deputation to the or a l l & the tt 11 9ssIA, to meet his Imperial Majesty ;' e ,. arri ved ' l , ss "ts with the Order ' of. the Garter, Z'vucre t h e tiL GOtteiii itirg h ;cm the 18tti instant, , th i at tli v l ‘,' er e received with a salute, similar 14 . ' 41 ' ar* .ece ived when taken off hi the Ad %,,r, 1.1 1 , N , r g,e at Yarmouth, on board the frigate. A lrik th e 1 1 4 , the King's , ztuts ' e lftn:it• Lad of he t „, b t i tsr, t , ~I ° l , and not with the set• - i l e 'vete i l t •,l i e Place of destination, hehaving . C lv Y and the that purpose,, on. account of his onthicot ''" ve khowledge of the 0 _ whi ch 1. vy general. 0 .s,", for , "‘tird th , 'le possesses. ti ‘ P ' lo 4'e sm. ,' i n cion, Mr. KAYE, the Messenger, . 11°c ed in j , i tc h dispatch Earl BATHURST, as we I , ) „ ta ,vided, 4,,1,L,8141 of Friday', had a° judicia"slY "ter f',, c,'eti front Plymouth in a fast-suiting l' i , ot, i k nA. if 'e tund, deco with a fair wind. 4 }' is t h ijr ' continue very heavy—Omnium t°"" 'l4 at Si 0 The acces.,,. 2.Prelllitilll. heir ,J 4 Paffen ts, i sl " of Austria to the ranks of t ft leotit ent o's said to have produced considerable itl,f)tec,‘, 4,4,,,4)ng5t the French troops ; and it . is for al th e 8 ., 'wed, that ti deputation had , arrived t n, Boll:ate) who were commissioned to in 1141Iger the A t lvrit tha t a war with Austria would to r . s ife. c 40% 4.hatitinility of the interior. 'Orin v 4 r itlNcE has caused a printing press liti e Part ot• 1 • tt, -' whi c h . his camp equipage. This en -1,..t fals e ' I Principally intended to counteract di, it . rstatententsof 14 ~,UONAPARTIeS Bulletins, huil ols said h i , i . ...sex, , ' by KOTZEBUE kept in activity , A Rl ' L. . I`, "wetti sh , )I Thi,,,, . vessel ha; arrived at Harwich from ''44 4 Y 4ll 1" five clays, - with a cargo aml with 4 1 , ) ' e rs. Th e • lofSwedish vessel from tt tist i „ or , .. arriva" a . 1 I 4 telli e i . 1 ' 18 not, very reconeileable. with the 't'S ‘ . "I the (1 •• • ' I h t'l't fD . • ark 44 4, . Ltuntinet °slip° turn '. ' ' ' .' ' - • ' .. 4J ' NA VA L NEWS Hit's`. F.s.r.mOiiTn, A vo. 27.—Arrived the re- Veiflee cutter from Scilly. ; in his' came Lietitcnant IILnNNERURSRLTT, first of the kic,lforti nisi of %vat.; with dispatches. Admiral STIRLING, in the Bei.ybi'd, put into Scilly -yestertray *thing, with 47 sail of meiChanimen from Janlaicu, the re mainder of the fleet baring. parted company Some time Wore for theie different destinations, -in the other channels. the Begford has on board 3,000,000 of dollars.—Sailed his sty's ship Iris, 60 sail of merchantmen, for the Brazils, to join his Majesty's ship Acbar off this pOrt:--- Also Sailed the Margihna packet, with a mail, for Shrinam.—Arrived yesterday the Montagite.paeket from Stimgate Creek; and the Mackerel schooner, and two transports from Plymouth, the latter for Gibraltar.—Arrived to-day the Jiliza packet from St. Antler°, last from Mount's Bay; where she landed her mail last night ; and his Majesty's cut ter Surly from Guernsey. ISLANDS OF SCILLY, Aun.•26.. , --The Jamaica Fleet, tinder convoy of his Majesty's ship Bedford, having Admiral STIRLING on board, is coming into ItArbout, ,having •.been- out eight weeks, all well. The AdwirAl has sent . his flag-lieutenant on shore, with dispatches for Government, having also the mail under • his :care ; they will be for warded from hence by the Actii,e Excise cutter, Ciiptain KINc.SMAN, to the nearest port in Eng land-, PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 29.- . -Artived his 'Majesty's ship Redpole front Plyitionth ; Queen and Cydnus from the Downs, the Fox cartel froth Morlaix, and Missletoe froth Guernsey. Sailed the Plover, with convoy for the coast of Africa , and Countess of ! Elgin with convoy for Guernsey and Jersey.-- His Majesty's ship Pembroke gives instructions .to the trade, &c. hound to the coast of Spain, Portti • 1 gal, and the Mediterranean and tlit'/?cdpo L will take convoy to the Downs. PLYMOUTH, Atro.`2B.- , Came in the American schooner Marmion, Capt. BAlmovrr., front Mintz, for New York, captured on the 13th inst. bv the President, British frigate.—The Sultaa, Star, and the frigate that fought the Amelia, are all ready fur sea, and destined for the coast of Africa. One American ship, one brig, and four schooners, richly laden, ready for, a start.—Friday came in a small French sloop, called l.a Villa de Mang), with staves, hound coastwise, captured a few days since by the squadron off Brest.--Arrived the Ur. lent gun-brg, from Bilbwa ; and his Majesty's ships Achales and Martial front a cruize.—Sailed the helicon gun-brig, with a convoy, for Ports- DEAL, AUG. 29.—Sailed 'his Majesty's ship_ rydmis for Portsmouth, and thi,' Flying 'Fish schooner with dispatches for the .Admiral off Flushing. Came down frond' the river yesterday the Julius Calor for the Mediterranean. Kinnesly Castle and Nancy for St. Ander°, With two others, and sailed• under convoy of the' Nymph and Rapid cutters for Portsmouth.- Caine down from the river to-clay the Aurora, for the Mediterranean, Duke of York for Portsmouth, and sailed under convoy of the Alert for ditto. • COWES, AUG. 28.—Sailed for Spithead, to join convoy, the Cambertiell, %vial troops fur Bermuda, and the Golden Fleece, with troops, for Jersey.' HAawictt, AUG. 29.—Artived the Lady .Frances packet, with a 'mail, front Heligoland. The Lady Nepean packet, that sailed the other tiny wit* sc mail for Gottenburgli, has put boat by contrary winds. YARMOUTH, AUG. 29.--Arrived. his Majesty's ship Tickler from off the Scheldt. Upwards of 40 sail of the Jamaica fleet are, With the Bedford man of war, entered this morn . in LLOYD'S Book as arrived a: Scilly on the 2Gth instant. CoaK, AUG.. 23.-;-Yesterday morning his Ma-, jesty's ship Goliah; Captain MAITLAND, Galatea, &c.' with the ships down Channel bound ton LIR. West Indies, arrived off this harbour, and came to anchor ; upon which the vessels here for the same destination got under weigh to join them, and in the evening the whole proceeded to sea with a fine' breeze. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE.,MONRY. The Venerable, for El ltanto:tcitn;" and Greyhound and Harrier, for the Victoria and Batavier ; the Bth of Sept. at Nd.. 9, 'Sew Broad-street, and there recalled. Tho:Lconidas, for the Paul Jones, on hoard, at Cove, the 27th inst. rltoti Stirling, for the Nlassarine, the Ist. of Sept. on hoard, at Sheerness; recalled at No. 41, Norfolk-street, Strand. The Nimble, fni the Enwheden, the 31st inst.; and Astrea; for La Renoninice and l.at Nereida, on board, at Portunoutb, the of Sept. ; . recalled at No. S 9, Norfolk-strert. The Arrow, fur La Sully, the Bth of Sept.; recalled at No. 3, CI life n . tuesdaylast detachments of the 64th and 92d regbnents, of the 9th Royal Veteran Battalion, and the Perthshire Militia, embarked at Leith for the 'liver Thanies. Clothing for 80,000 men is fOrthwith to be packed and forwarded from Portsmouth for the Army under Lord . WgLLINGTO'S. 'Sir NATHANIEL PEACOPK.E., and a squadron of the 7th. Hussars, still remain at Portsmouth, wait ing conveyance to Spain. Only .six troops pro ceeded under. the convoy . The Pambroke, 74:Captain JAMES BHISAANE, is ordered to the Mediterranean station. I.ll,tjor General Baron Pa 40$S1 will proceed in her to join the Army in the eastern part of Spain. It is said that, our Gjavernment has se l e cted a ve ry considerable number of Ditch, Italians, and from among the prisoners-taken from tGlicereniTeinislyi that are already forint:a into hattalinits, and embarked at itantsgate, t u id arc immediately tcl pmee ,id to joht the Standard of Coutiovntal Independence: THE rtayAL FAMILY. 4043 , ..29:---Divine Service was Orr ermed tliis .i.; in the . pri%ite . Castie, bc;ore ;lie Royal lfamily and their primeirlat atteinlants. y ester d a y ..Linicesses ii.ootrsTA. MA :SOPHIA rode on horseback, attended by Lord Wm..st NG lIAM, Lady T u y Nt ii, Generals NVi• N Aan ;I:vi '1,1?1-011. Th . e Duke of YORK arrived froin Lonoon at one o'clock, and remained till five. Th e .Qt , EEs 'and , I'RINCFSBES dined and drank t ea at Frogniore, and did not return to the Castle till eight o'clock. Her,Majeity took an airing in tier little chair at frogmore, drawn by her favourite pony. Princess CifAti -.LOTT . E took ail airing in her pliatton drawn by her beautiful Jaya greys. The baud of the Royal Horse GUards attended at the Lower and played for - the amusement (Aber Royal Hiklniess till eleven o'clock. A daily account is sent from here by the Doc tors attending his .I‘l3jesty, Witll an account of his state, the same as when the Bulletin tens bited at St. James's Palace, and is sent circular to the Members of the QUEEN'S CoIUICA. BRIGHTON, Auo. ?8. Yesterday the PRINCE REGENT and Duke of CLARENCE; attended by several Noblemen, rode on horseback for upwards of two hours ; a select party afterwards dined at the Pavilion, and in the evening there was a Ball, at which the principal of the Nobility that were present on Tuesday again assenthled.—Doopipg contuktnced soon after " I'll gang na Mail: to yon town," in whiih his Royal Highness participated, having takth Lady MILDMAN for his .paitner in going dotth his Royal Highness unfortunately sprained one of the leaders of his leg, which compelled him to remain a spectator during the renatinuer of the evening.. The supper room was thrown open soon alter one; and.about three the merry' dance was resumed, and continued till five this morning. The Duke of CLARENCE Set oft this day, at 12 &clock, for Bushy Park ; and at a quarter before three, his Royal Highness the PRINCF, REGENT in his travelling carriage, accompanied by Colo. nels TiwastoN•and BLOOM FIELD, left for Carl. ton-houSe. The whole of the Royal establishment remain, front which tV'e conclude that his Royal Highness will again visit this place, at no very instant period. The accident .which his Royal Highness met with last evening, we arc happy to state, was,so trivial that he felt .but little int.:olive oienee icr,,ui it lilts mortfittre;. The 4.lth - regiment, which has been stationed here during the.stay of his ltoya: Highness, will return to Steyning barracks to-i lorrow , Th e Niube and Hope also leave this station •o-morrow. The principal 'alteration about to be ~lade at the Royal Residcnce, for the present, will t h e enlargement Of the dining-room in Marlborottp„, house, which Will be completed in about three Weeks. COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE. The following are the'pri►►cipnl altel talons made tit this Theatre during the recess, with 'the new 'decorations The Proscenium bag been tvidened 'one foot on each. side, by putting back the pilasters, which are now of Brocaleti Seagliola; .Friuthemsprings att eliptical arch, the centre of which rises to the height of the ceiling, the whole forming- a speeieS of cove; It is divided into compktments by bur nished gold mouldings and stileS, with wreaths of oak, and the dotthle rose of England. The Thistle and Shamrock, in gold,. are likewise in traduced.---In the centre Of each 'compartment is a siker branch of palm.; all these ornaments arc carved in has . relief. The King's arms are placed upon the entablature in the centte, below the arch ; they are carved in alto ri , hevo, and gilt. The eeiling is made flat, and •suppirted by pil lars on cacti side ; it is divided into compartments, coloured and enriched in a manner corresponding with the rest W the honse. - In a richly carved ornament forming the centre, the colours of the 13nion'are introduced. ' A'• triple fret' ;of 'oak foliage, gilt; is Carried mond the pit tier. The dress-boxes bave'nn additional row of seats in the front; the basket-hexes are consequently diminished, and thrown back. A skreeit to pre vent the draught of air, has been made on each side. h e ornanient in 'the first circle of boxes con 'lists of wreaths of oak, encircling the Red and White Rose. On the second• circle is introcjnced the Thistle, in octagon pannek, with sprigs of oak in the spandrils ; a►►d. on the third circle is the Shamrock, c►upannelled by closely-woven laurel, and having sprigs of oak, as in the circle below. These• chaste and classiCal ornaments are calved in bas relief, and gilt, and are laid on a ground of light stone colour. They continue throughout each circle, separ►tted' only. by small gilt pilasters, on which are carved a lion's Beat I over a branch of palm, silvered on a pannel ►►f laurel foliage. These carry the columns supporting each circle, Which are of burtiished silver. The brackets and mount ing of the chandeliers are alqo plated with silver. The horizontal mouldings on each circle are richly carved and gilt. The cushions mill seats are scar let, and the hacks of the boxes are painted with a rich rote-coloured veil. The two-shilling gallery has been. enlarged and heightened, and a tuost perfect view of the stage is 110 W obtained in the -lo s t row .41...rie1t orna ment, with the' lion's head and sprig4 . 'of oak, is continued round the circle. of the tipper gallery. The salonng, &c. $46. hove been entirely fresh painted and decorated, and the whole intei ior : of the 'Flu:alto bears tt completely new appearintre. DRAT) OP ilAtitim lax Itut.r..—Died, at Bourses, near "funhridge, on the 27th of,this month, t treatly lamented by his numerous friends, at the Gist yearof 'bis age, the Baron Da Cots„ from the Canton of S o k ure in tiwitzerland, late Captain iu the S'‘viss (..luardlt- Of the -King of FRANCE, Cit3lol}o in - the Eanzikh Army. The Blyon was just returned from Colherg, Nriterehe had i',llowed hl4 Royal .1-lighne4s MoNattur.,.of wbom he was the most devoted and most particular friend, .hav ing never left him since the fatal beginning of the Fren6ll 116.olutiod. IRELAND. DUBLIN, AUG. 24, 7 -Dr; 'Bourke, Dean of Ar dagh, is the, new Bishop of Waterford. Ile is brother and presumptive heir to the Earl of Mayo, and married to Miss Prances Fowler, daughter Of a late Archbishop of Dublin, and sister to the Coumess of Kilkenny. - A grand farewell entertainment was given at the Rotunda, to his Grace the Duke it BichiTiond, by - the priueipa'r Nobility and Gentry of Ireland. The Marquis of Thomond, 'who had left itoAtelin Castle to preside on the occasion, was taken sud denly ill ; the Chair was therefore filled by Earl Conyngham.—Among the conipany The Earl of Westmeath, Roden, LOugford, Farnham, Ca ledon, Gusford, and Charieville ; Lords Tura, frankfort, S. ()Thorne, R. Manners, Rob. Moore ; the Bishops of Eillmore and Ossory, &c. &c. After the cloth had been removed`, the health of his Grace was given trona the Chair, and received by the company with enthusiastic aptilause; His Grace was pleased to say, " That he felt himself most highly gratified in thanking so large and so respectable a Meeting, upon an occasion so peculiarly grateful to his feelings. That lie had the honour of tilling his present exalted .station almost six years and a half, nearly the time of au apprrnticeship. At .ull events, it was a period sufficiently long ,0 Fndear Ireland to him, and !io. - hoped that his conduct alter his separation from .it would, prove his attachment to it." These sentiments of his Grace were received with loud cheerS ; and, after a number of national and convivial toasts, the company separated at a late hour. AUG. 27.---Yesterday, about five o'cloek in tTi afternoon, Lord Whltworth, the "L'lleiiess of Dorset and suite, arrived at the Castle. At kl very early hour in the morning, from the Secretary's alike, were in attendance 'at the Pigeon-house, awaiting his Loid‘diip'S The yacht conveying his I..,ordshii• not,.hOw. ever, appear in our hay Until about, 12 o'clock; at which time a discharge of artillery announced the event. His Lordship left the yacht at half past three o'clock, and was hailed on ilk approach to shore by a royal salute. The principt; s; re: is through ‘vhiCh the procession liaised, were lined Kith the different regiments now on duty in our garrison. Very shortly after the arrival of his Excellency, he was introduced to the Privy Council, which was previously assembled, and at which the Duke of Richmond presided: Lord Whitworth's com mission being read, the oaths of alike were administered to him, at which the Lord Primate assisted. After his Excellency bad been sworn in, the Duke of Richmond invested him with the Collar of the Order of S. Pah irk, and the Sword of State and all the other appendages of 'office be ing handed to him, his Excellency took his place at the head of the Council Board, and the *Duke of Richmond withdrew. Amongst the spectator, present during the ceremony were, their G r aces the Duchess of Richmond and Dorset, the Duke of Dorset, &e. rooming, at eleven o'clock, his Grace the A''ke . h, of RiChniond held an undress Levee, which '4' i ry numerously attoOdeda—alln o st ev e r y p er - SO.I t;' ,, tlagquence. ill town themselves of this last oPlk.,•ti , aity to pay their veets to his Grace.. All til.,..regintt:nts n the gams, we t, employed to line s4 e streets froth the Castle Merrion-square ; and aklout twelve O'clock, her G r A c e the Duchess tit* Iticinaond and xalle, in ,t 4”. veral, carriages, proceeded to tke Phenix , Park* Her. Grace appeared much affected, and observed the vympathy that was ,expressive in every coin tenancy, with some emotion. Shortly after his Grace took his departure, followyd ity << l ung tr a in of carriages 'and horsemen, ‘vho accoutpain,ul his Grace to the water side. The ,treeis'were greatly crowded, and the respect and regret . .13ic1 the spectators. evinced on the occasion sutficitmtly demonstrated the popularity of his Grace in this city, notwithstanding the efforts that had -been niade by a desperate faction to create unfavourable impressions of his administration. A letter from Holland mentions that several companies of Swis't, who had becn stationed some time past in that country, had been ordered to Hamburgh.. The brave PALAFOX, it is said, is alive and well at Milan, where he has, beep permitted to reside with his uncle, MEt,zr, now Doke of Long, Ex- Vice-President Of the ci-devant Republic of Italy, who became responsible for his nephew's conduct. 213 y the fleet which lately sailed from Pa..age and Whoa,' fiat boats were sent ant for the more effectual prevention of the enemy's craft coasting to St. Sebastian's. A letter from Copenhagen of the 6th says : " The Bialiff Count Tit ARAN; has been arrested in Norway, and also many tncrehants of eminence, on suspicion of having . maintained secret rel,tt ions with Swedg,th, .and expotted bleat quaittitics of con)." Count de K Ntft.n, Bailiff of ChrMiann, a young Lord of great intrit and of \lst erudition, lost his life on :heilth, by am oilcloung too near the !ails °fa sawing -mat He rvveivvil a blow on the head, which fractured his skull, and he died within three .hours after the accident. The hop harvest about four or fire ►wiles round Maidstone is good, but we understand ther►: is a great want of pickers. Not fewer than six or eight thousand might find emOoyment. CORN EXCLIANGE, r cs‘r 30 • Our Market was well supplied with l A 7 h4tat , a ear)siat , r3l4l9 portion or which was new, acid C011.1 ' 01 01 ; a retlutli,thl . hi price Ilia‘ to , 14• ,w4crer from this day sehniGht ; 4 4.0.4 wer , , tt illir' litotati , h 3 ; the lituuttity r..trley W;VI brit Wal , tll, • :AlppOttS the tart ViVl'mt prit';'; ',!..ye .1; ve•r) iii,Vy.l4ll+ll)(lo,) nothin,ll , New Rupp fai4y oallyar., , ff it, la New Nit's lard 4Cetivoutes iii voti,ideraole t i LLint;tiet , an;l iir hue thin ; Flour is Crfi. klogli4llVheat 90.. 30s. 'Lire? nvans 63 4 ; 014. )05s. p o , e i gn tit f, - 7 13i. 15, , Fine ditto eas, Polati,l ditto - 214 :Lk %I it - Vim! ,1;:to • •- " S• Fine ditto •--s. White ['colt , (buil.) itaue 1 ". Nuw dittti _ 76„ . pit „, Ft mr Ptir Grey Veasq ~s.. ,4 1:0111IS Bfilt. PUS. smITHFIELD MARKET AUGUST 80. This lay's Market was weli supplied with priine'Beatlter the shi iv of Cattle in g-tnetal Was plentiful ; t 1 atoll and NI were cheaper ; Beef iidealer ; La..uh anti Vent sold nt tin B lt prices; ;and the trade, for the intist part waa retty rite sales in th e Fl a y- mar k e t were ratites livel p y; 1-Tay and Clever have 'dropped, la price ; Straw ferrite& a 'Doti* , Pees% ~n