The Sun. — London, England, 1807-08-17 00:00:00

: i y f ~' NAVAL NEWS. • • • rti 4P) ail 'the LONDON GAZETTE, flog. Ts, 1807. Adniiiartg r Oftice, Aug . 1.5, 1807. Copy ; of a Letter front AlltninaPlorct Gardner to the Honourable , Vole, dated -Ville de earis, off Ushant, Aug: 1.1,-1807, and received this day - . SIR--I transmit herewith, for the infbrmation of the Lords Commissioners of the Adalledily, a letter Whiehl received this day by the Lavinia . , from Ply month,.•from, Rear-Adrniral - ;Sir Richard - Strachan, dated off , Rochefort, the 28th ult, accompanying letter from Captain Diikes,. of the,Hazard, giving an account of. the Boats Of the -Vessels-stationed oti • the Pertuis Breton having, on the 27th WO- Feet : l 4 :l in' . eapitirifigtlitad driving on . shbre . sixtetn 'Chasse IVlaitSeXbr itth elie4nv ; the performance Of j as we ll appenit7 as s o , rep he ett ote re r a o t icurttedi.s a it on nd Alen einfiloyed on 1 .- )13 9 . 0 • 1 iOn • •!‘' the honour. to , be, Sze. "'' • • '„ GARDNER. - 1 r. • o ff the IdPerhis d'Antiociiti; - • MY Lollllarf.lhe morning of the 27th, Captain Dilkes having . bbiierved at. dayAight several small Vessels under,•sail- in the PertuisliretOn, sent the' Boats of his. Squadron cliace;•and they succeeclt_d in capturing, in a . naanner`highly.to The credit of the Officer:inn:l Crews con§erneci, nine Saii,and drove six on shorc; and one,kylii destroyed by the enemy. I herc.vitli `italose Dilkes—letter, and beg stroii . 3ly•tol- t korrimena r ich meritorious Officer • to your Lord,iiip'Smtitite. ,-He has e b bminanded the .• bleckadiii!! Squadron' in the PertuiXlireton,sMce-the • Ist .. A.pyil, and .Jilting that time W.Q. do not know of Any V'eqser or the enemy having e6capedhis vigi lince, Ihave direetod. huts .to send tlif4 . ebip'oys Brig ‘.'ith`'.riic prizt . 's to ' Plyturnith, • Nii,hich I hope your Lorddiip will approve of. • I have the honour - to 'be, Src, .1.. SI:RAC:HAN. ildmira'l' Lord .oardner t :". . • Mojesty'S. Sloop Hazard, Q g I he, , .Psertuis 11;71:ton, • Jaly•27, 1807 . .• SIR, • s• • I have thesatisfaiqieti to inforin you, that - at day- • righu this ni - oning sixteen of die. Eilemy'o'Vesseis ' 0 . were dwovered in tbt entrance of the Pertuis; mak ing to t - le ward ; it being ne.nly cairn, and no • the chant or :lphis closing them, Inu he signal for-tioats . tit .ohace, wnteii was ooeyed with the greatest al4crit by tn•• Brigs - you hoiloared.rne with pacing wider my . call f succ,-.11,:.:t is capturing nine Chasse • of 'ti •••11 • , earing and ariii-d with two.. four-pounders , ur swivel, ; the Crews of th • W.Fae :yin; r iaeu to their .1Io,it;, and es , siped the sho io,•ir l'aiwrs; t . enth . sc,o,iied L:ti , in), and ink , • a 4. toe, Bars v ru t ikiu. possession ; re m six were driven .in shore, and as a very heavy' 5., , 0.1,1 is setting iti, I have. liiipeS they will all bulge. • I feel additional eletsure in this service having, been performed without any of the. brave fellows employed in the boats being, hurt, though under a boavy fire of tatisketry fro,m tr on the heath. • . oty),• beg. leaVe to .inclose - a list of the Vessels cap"- . tured thii . inorniug by the • ttuats of the Hazard; cPnflidi;GrOWler, and .Colpoys, with an account of the Baelny's Vessels that bare been destrdyed - by the Hazard's,. And other Boats in company, since the tst'of Aeril last. , . , I have the Honour to he, ,&c.. (Signed) Ciii:IRLES•DILKES. ,Sir Richard , / Sfrach int, Bart. and. K. 13. • • &c.'dfc. Lin orFrelich,Yessels taken on the morning of the 27th July, tsa,r, by the kiats Of tile [Lizard, CootV A, Growler, and Ceip9vs , Chatse Mar[-:s-,Lies neint Amis, armed with two tour-'t pounders Le tiois Fikin:ts tior.iccs,' armed with ionr :swivels. La.Ars:uique, laden wire wheat, , Le Sans 1 ; 01 , laden with wheat. La \tine Emus Ise, in ballast. Marie Louise, in oallast. La 11 - aIIIC laaton, in ballast. 'Le Paital in ballatt. Le' Galitl.-!, in haltast. Nine un.. known, sunk by - We enemy to prevent t4iltlig aito ottr hands. N ame unknown, arat.....4 with six guns, ran on snore in the' stq. (Signed) . II" of ‘ 1 47.i1s taken and destroyed- beiween the tat April •' • and toth lune, 1807., Slo o , c —La Rosalie and La Feline Marie. - Nlares --i.s,petite Marie. Le Patriot, La Marianne. Louise Josephine. La Marie ,Francoise. • Nalnc :aank.bi the Pattelies after taken Possession of, • 1 0 • , r ie d) • •C. D 1 LKES• PLYmourn, AUG. 15.—Arrived Hi 3 MaieSty:S Shi t 'S neW.S.tlt, Oi 11,uns i : Roar-Admiral' Sir R. 81 q 1 Acuits, Co,nmniaer; aini - ite394.4. , a, of 74 guns, t a°th froitn;:koffilo , nelori; and tno, rpreplutrite Trans- Port, .fs hi4str, tram tileisiga i last from POrtsmoutli. Sailed the Harlequin armed Ship, with convoy . . ~4 for th e ~ Ea osti v erd ; amongst them wire —tble Siert, 144 \ 1 13024, for ,Londo t o Chelmer, ' Sl i pNE, for fps , wich and Comme,ce re-taken West Indiatrran, for London,' FALMOUTH, Argo. A.S.—Arrived yesterday the, Princess ; Elizabeth Packeti Kwo, with Mails . from) "bull ; twelve days passage... • The Wasingisam 'acket,' with Mails tronland; was going into t he TagUs as the Princess kji*Okok came 014.... it was said at Lisbon that the Prince Royal of Spain was about to be tr.pried to a.relation of BoNAPARTE. Also arrived the Ladd Aratello PaCket, Postriuti, with .4 till the lATewakd Islarid'; 31 days pa - . sage from Tortola. The Quern Charlotte Packet MuaGE,, wish from England; was safe ar. rireti at BdiAitdOefi. • • • Pot ict here, by contrary winds, His Majesty's Brig Raven, Cart. G.ItANT, • 4:4114a Fleet wider con "Y for Poring,tl and nay Mediterranean'; Emulous 81 ` )6 P of War With a Fleet'fo;. Quebecond Halifax; Hid Majemy'ii Ships Laurel and Otte,* %%ill) the Fleet f Munte V.cle a,,d the 13ri k ; Peggy; l'imaars, front SL Petersburgh, for Pad3t"' tht Iluppj Return, tar Riga. PoitTsmourti, Auci tel.—Arrived last night the Hearty Gun-brig, .Lient; Wint FlAM';'froin a'cruizej and 'this day the Rattler Sloop:Of War, Captain AC i ASSIi, from Newfoundland ; and' the Harlequin Armed Ship, having. under her proteilion the Edgar, BitoWk,' from Monte Video, last from Plymotith, and haing seen the Edgar into Port, proceeded on for Ate Downs.. !• Salted 019 Hearty' Gun-brig, Lieut. Wicxn.am, on a cruize. The Sulebay, Horatio, and Statira Frigates,.are fitting at this Port for a foreign voyage. • Capt. BATttON• is appointed 'to the. York, of 74 guns, lately launched at .Deptford, and 4ieutenant the Hon. GEORGE DOUGLAS, to.the Horatio Frigate. The Lity.sse;svof .44' 'guns, - Capt. Nr.sirAml, is or.: tiergd..to for.several West indiatiteitWhiCh are in the River: • . • , . . The La u rel' Frigate, C: . ipt - .WooLoNIISE,-Tor . the Cape of Good Hope, with a convoy, and the Utter, Capt. DAVIE, for South Atnerica, sailed . frimi Yar mdutii Roads on Saturday. iast, where they had been detliined by contrary ivinus: '.• The crews of the , Urcinie, Capt. - MANDY, and the Suzpkiciit, Capt.,lio,STE, are drafted to the Bulwark, Han. Capt.. FLEMic.c, and , the Statira, Capt.•BRONI- I.,Eit. The 'lronic add are te.be paid off. • The Crew of His Majesty's SlOop ,Beagle, Capt. NEWCOMRE I were , On • Tuesday paid , 1204 each, prizeqnOney, On'board the Oripthriao;' . oe, of 'the .prizfs sent into this Port by. the Lively . Frigat, (.:apt..M‘&lg , Soi.be persons at oisouCcon. It appear-al that the Ship was cuartered .y a Portuguese 1 - • • • chint,t4t on account ot the Dutch t..iu.q 4erinnentr; that she wa, Out tor Macau; .64 was finally cletitic,l to 4..),lLaVia, a Dutch ,Sellernent in the Islatt4 Java,.l 4, 4t4t-inciies, Ttie peilsons are CLAUDE PIERAE'ItJUGEti a'Brigadier. General in the setvice ot ttie K nri of Holland; ter Batavia, to ue Jjoifertior ; List: nun', Coininishary at War,. a Hmtaouer ; FitALek, 'Secretary to toe Gover4u.r ; Ni.:lltV LIR, Capt. ot Cavalry 5 - ONSE ' NOST, a Cati.44EN attu tot Civil Eityto) at ijoitauuer ; .riE LA COCA 4 m uc h Cientleina.i, - a particalat to: tiovernor of lia;avia. There were. beverai others, besides doine,tics. .They had all ;is iiditioUA.narnes,• and were .provided with ft r t ied .passports. Mr.. -GREETHAM, Acauary, ;took :infinite labour and, pains, inconsequence_ of which he made ,the above discovery., • General I.lsitsFortn nas come from London . purposely 'to try .to recogtil2C•illt.al, but oid . llUt know them. .The North Dth - on, Ayrshire, and Nottingham litias, are to leave this garrison on Monday, and encamp on South-Sea Common. ThiS has been -rendered advisabl6 on 'accOunt of the Opthalrnia spreading amongst tueM. • This disease was Unknown till our troops went to Egypt. It has been greatly .held in cheek in this garrison by the unceasing pro feseionnl attention of Dr. IVi‘Gaituoa. AVG. Centinel Gun-brig ',Ji f astthe convoy 'signal for the Baltic. the Calypso Sloop of War for the Baltic. Aue. 15,.—Arrived, the heptford Tender, Lieut. ,'.ll.N•raam, with the crew of the Wasp Sloop, just paid oil in the River; also the Sheerness Tender, ,frorri Leith, with 70 impressed wen and volunteers for the Fleet.. - • Five Sail of laden Transports have left,t.his, .and proceeded up the River, • Atm. 16.—Arrived the Satellite sloop Of War, Capt. HOPKINS, from.the Downs; also the Raleigh Sloop. • DSAI., AUG: lA—Sailed the Roya/i3t Sloop of %ton quize. Auc. 16, a '• Tilts charming place and its neighbourhood now re-a6sume their woofed hilarity at the•present . .time of the year. The Pockets, on-Friday, brought up- wards of 500 visitors---Caps. I(ion‘ had 226 in his' vessel. • Yesterday the Packets' brought at least 3 . 00 more, so that nobody will have reason to complain ..of gloomy solitude, particularly as we hive reason to expect more visitors every tide, besides all the oddities, that may come by land-carriage. • „Dandelion thrives apace, and KIUMAN ,has no reason to be dissatisfied with the success of his con. .terts.. The Theatre now begins to 'partake of the 'general prosperity. —The Comedy of Town and 4.7ountry ,was brought. for Ward for the first time on ;Friday, and had a good audience. It was very well ~ r dpresented thrOughout, and the Peiforiners obtained great applause, particularly LovEGRUVE and liVoaAr. Llq. in Josey and Rabin. The Curfew was porforined last, night, and in a very respectable manner. TO-morrow we expel tQ see Miss Si.irrtr; of Covent. Garden Theatre, who has been announced for that day .in the part of Madame Clermont, in the Play of Adrian and Orilla. It wilt be her first appearance in the MargateTheatre. "l'he attic stories- are already lett for a erowrr a night, .so that our dealers in dormitories will. have a rich harvest this summer. We are to have a Inas guerade (a'coiddiversion.this weather) at our theatre on Wednesday, and three more' are announced on thelolloWing Wednesdays, at the same place. We expect to have Miss DtiNomi is the ecstatic of the leasoll. EP.7I_ , OGL;E; To the New Comedy 91 (!!Ectils gxcepted.!' WRITTEN. By MR. iPOKEN BY MRS. LVICH PIELD. Ladies and Gentlemen, I've oft' heard say, 'An Author's, like a Merchant, and his Play The bark in which is lodg'd his precious, store, . • Freighted and tiu, some distantl'shere : .: •.‘ Our Author's vessel's small, and light his.eargo, • And What he dreads the „most is your imoargo; • Just now, behind the scenes, the poor man pressitltne, And said,-ollfrembling, 'that if l adthess'd ;e, He would engage, however " tetripeit toot,'' . Hii agitated bark should not be "lust;" I sthil'iltif 'course, and told the flattering - rogue, I knew.not hor to speak;an-E-pilogue. • But . here I m on . deck, anti thus before ye, _l'll try, in SailOr's'language, to.iinplore ye : For, thought never itirr'd a toot froth shore, I'velesrni spine lessonS froM the Commvdory. So as a cf,,,5.-gir, tho Ugh no man of war, Let we look out, and see how matters are. . Anti br a t my soundings in the" Pit, Lurks thcie nu ruck on which our brig may split • No quicksands, shoals, br flats, nor ito•luesnore, Where many a Veisel has been wrecied before 2 In yonder quarter'( upper rad ghe Plu lb.! . a storm, seems brewing That 'threatens to involve us all in ruin; A ship prepirtS for action--hal beware, nn enettipbal ta'ol his station there • . . Nrsnauie ace /inn' now,. I knOw.hini-by Gorgon , at his 'prowl' A heavy,salicr, alt his hie is galling,. • And noui neaf without a mauling; His he.itiill sii..kes --no wonder that the shut . Jetil hunt his t..ohles so hissing hot ; See h o w he towels -11.1 y, do not frown, . Nut cut our rkhging op•- 7 •nor.. run us down.. fo:rar Pi4at il,xrs.) That in the offing there, is calla the • .hover; •Who never:fights but when•he's'ltall seas over; Anti is well known on our dramatic uLean • By his.rough sailing and unsteady motion. . -He has but Just lett Port, for . well I wot His upper-works Elie darnag'it by grape-shot. Tw.• outer signs he has, howe'er he ot 'ent, • A head well larazen'd, and a copper bottom (pointllyi to the' 11 1 44 . 1 i. . . . • (To the . Gat'ety. ) But you, my lioneit friends, stow'd'ib the shrouds, ' Who speak in thunder front your birth, the'clouds ; ,You, like true sailors, never hardly press . When you behold a vessel in distress, . • ,For well you know, who rule the subjeet wave, .. When . it is time to punish, when to save— Eager the haughty. open lin to bend,. As to-clia.stise a neutral hollow-friend ; It our ship'scraz y, take her . into tpw, • . . ,Sately Sitt'il'Sail under your r weathe-OW , ' For should she prOve, alas I a cast.,.laway, Our Bard's third night will be a Banyan'DaY. (To the Side Barer.) =Ladles, between decki, if Your favouring gales . 7 • • YO4 lend to fill the Eoet's trembling sails , His Summer Voyage won't turn out a dream ;. " His boat sails freely both with windand. stream;'. Early the Critic Seas she's wafted o'er 'And gains triumphantly the 'is:l'd:for shore. I'll to the Author, and dispel his fear, ''• And say, his goods have found a market here ; , I'll say, too, for I think I guess :,right, Here you will rendezvoui't6 7 rnotrow night. The entertainment of The Critic hasbeen brought forward with considerable succes3 at Birmingham and Liverpool; as well as at the Haymarket theatre. MELVIN plays . Pliff at Birmingham ; and KNIGHT who, it was understood had 'relinquished the stage, performs the same charader at Liverpool. It will ,be gratifying to the musical amateurs to learn, 'that: an. Opera is to . be expeaed from Mr. SH/ELD,, soon; after the comnience'nent of the en suing season at Covent-garden Theatre. Su c h advantageous otters, have been made to Mrs. PoWELL, of Drury-lane Theatre, to. renew her en gagement in Iraland, . that it is, very probable. she inay be tempted to stay in that country much longer than she intended. . . . . Mr. )(MING, it stems , is to, perf o rm, at Bath on the conelwinn of the present seasuti at the tlay market. It has, ,however, been reported that he was engaged, tor Drury-lane Theatre.—Sneit an actor must obtain a permanent footing in .one of the win ter Theatres. MARA returns to this country at the, desire of the - Diredors of the Concert of Ancient MusiC, who have offered her very liberal terms for next- season. "ler excellence in 'flANuEL'i Airti ova? univerially • admired. Mrs. POWELL, a very useful Comic AEtress, of the Haymarke Theatre; was found dead in her. bed on Saturday last. She had performed the night be fore in the new Comedy, of: Errors Zreepied with great spirit.. Her health had Tbeen for some !time: in an indifferent state, and' she had-lately undergone a severe operation, but was thought likely to be tho.: roughly 'restored. Mrs. POWELL was a. sister of, Mrs. WMD, fgrmerly,a respe6table Actress at Dru ryLlane Theatre, and the wife of the Manager at_ Manchester, andalso' of Mrs. SAGE, who displayed so much heroism many years ago in ascending in a Balloon with the lat 6 Mr. BIGGEN. • • . Eat ly ottSaturday morning nparty returning from Vauxhall ob,erved- a Man,. genteelly .dressed, .sttnixt ing outside 'the balustrades of Westminster-bridge, •apparently• in a desponding state. One of the coin . pony having laid hold of his coat, he inStatitly leap : e t cl oft .ancin the struggle left the skirt of Ails coat ~,behind.- bOats put oil' from the stairs to his assistance; hilt the body could not. be found;, and it • was supposed the tide bad carried it under.thd bargcs. A melanclioly. accident lately happened at Ports mouth. As Mts. GREENWAY, Wife of Lieutenant GREEN WAY, was walking o n the deck of the Pio/a ge/id Man 'ol•War, accompanied by her husband, her foot slipped, and she fell down the main hatch- , way into the hold, when her head . striking agai nst Alio iron ballast ? she wa s kill e d instaatly. tIK/I SE, BY-t!is ...11AERIAL -MAIL:STY. tr The Sonate having taken into enesidcrifion the 71.epresentatron of Count Romantzcifi, in which he'sets forth, ‘-‘ That the College()) Commerce has demand ed of him--.-fr Oat "whin. date are English merchants, tradiug / here,....toeeelion the ferm- - of six in.ifiti,s loWeLlticitinerant merchants—whetber from the eLte of thelmperial Manifesto, that is, from st ..lanuary' of this year; or front the date: 'on which the Englivh Treaty of Countnerce expire() ?" he,.tee Miiiiiter , of • .Commerce, foilowing.the exaeinterpretatioo of the ••, • • appellation ore • umerant merchant, in the Manifesto, does not see any sufficient . refisonThe the College of COnimerce havie put thisAtteseton ;. 'cOmbiningrtit: - circumsoncesof the tiOes,, and judg, ing by tliat security which the foreign:merchants on their own account hare hitherteenjoyed, concludes tha,t they, being : perhaps'iu hopes of sotheichange of the . Manifestq in their favour, and net "having „yet, obta ned their wish, defer fulfilling the obje& of the Measures which have been adopted by the Matti festo, and endeavour to lay hoid of the . appellation of itinerant merchant,.for the purpose 4)t remaining -six ., months longer in . itri undetertumate state. The term of 'time for foreign': merchants iv ve'ty cicarik dircVn. in • the Manifesto, and the Englii;ll - Treat); bt: sCoMmerce.caultave no, place there-, . which, expired, on.the eSth 'March, IL. With re..i3.! crs:inscribingthemeelves as itinerant ne-roi,an ts ,- t h e toth' Article ot% the Manifesto again ciettr4l orders,. ,ttie tent ;:gratsfek to. the . itioerant ,merchaut is to be reckon e d . f rom t h e d ay o f t h e arrival. of the foreign trader itt ll < ussia ;,consequently foreigner* inscribed into . C;uilds liave paid their - yearly to. for, this year, or such: `as have; houses (wind) is , not allowed to the class of Itinerant merchants) such a: have lived a long. while. l in -Russia, for purposes of trade, cannot become itinerant 'merchants, but must enter direCt either ipt.o . the state of subject or into the:class of foreign: guests. For these reasons.,the Minister of Commerce,, on representing this'slihjeo to the Senate, has applied foran _Ukase; iir'eontirrnl' a si t d io e n nt of the:same,. as well for foreign merchants re in-Russia as for those .who may. hereafter come into this Empire; and in order nat to impede commercial tratiSactions by too sudden an alierattOit in the situation of the merchants, .by . ,they would be objiged either to enter into new employ , ments,. or ei.tirely to a Stop tn'them, not the Senatethink proper to allow - the following at , rangement to be made, viz. That as so-m 1 as any petition is giVed in for admitting a forei,;ner as a guest, the Duina, or City Council, shouid give the petitioner a certificate, .empowering him to carry on business in conformity to his future intende4 and aft'er that the Duma might eulled from them the inforrnation'neeessary fOr'their int rodeklion' into tbe rights and oliligations attached to gee:its, as or-. dered byartit:les and 12 of .the ‘`!lt is'iliereiere ordered, that it be ni:tdo known to t h e mnfiste ro f commerce,. t ti,n' the Svtme, tug therepreten i tation Whicb he - batimatle - in quence of the gdestionof,the College of COmmorce i , .relative . to the term - allowed by the 4anifesto of the fsfJanuary of this yetr, to foreign itine'rillit iner chant4, and relative to tame foreigners. who are in- scrihcd . in Guilds; and have paid the y ea rl y tax, c . r have houses, or have lived tune hi the hujstan Empire for - te purposes of, trade, teat they' cannot .become itimant merchants, but must beceme jeAs or foreign gilests 'and tindilig that, represents tiara' just, and conformable, to Lilo meaning anti in tent of the Imperial . Manifesti), leave it to the Mi nister of • Comroetce to ratify aud indt,: te , lc now n t h e same to those who already reside in Russia, as well • .as.t . o.those who. niiiy come hereafter, !ly Lions in the . Queues of Moscow and Petershorgh. And that' this ordinance should,.also be put in due execution, -on. the 'part of the Administrati on of Provinces, proper • initruCions:are to he tuid o to them, that they, .in centbrinity with' the lepre 'sentatiou of the Minister ofComtnerce, and to, avoid inveding the course of coinmerCial, aff,nrs, by alloy).* ing; too short a pai - od, should instruct the City Councils to proceed iar the folio ~ing manner, viz. aS iobn as any petitions for inscription, tls fireiglv guests, are presented . by foreigners, • the City Coun cil receiving from them the necessary documents, As tioiwied by Articles and 2of the ALinifestosiby which they can be • introduced into the-rights •hud obligations attached to guests, are, at the same time, to, give the 'petitioners certiticetea, purpo r ti ng thnt they. are 41t liberty to prosecute their business as fo reign guests, even before all (tit: f:trerinagl,i,ttiicasltitlerc,eusitai... ry for their comple te cr Whereof proper notice is to be given to all Provin 'cial Courts, 'and Governors in St. Yetersburgh and Moscow, to the Minister of the Interior,ron,i to the 'Colleges of. commerce.and Foreign Atfair.' .‘ l Loy, 1,807:-1” thpartinota,., SMITUFIELD MARKET, At , cusr This day's market afforded a lar.,t , ;e slwly of Sliovp and Lambs, and.the pciwt: lici.ktsAvaN-Very plentiful ; MuttoN acid k ore dearer than our Loa, repqrt; Vcal and Land) are cheaper ; Beef Sup porp(hkst price, an4A.ile i tiiide for tlieinckit q , ;11 pretty brisk,—The sales in. the flaymark-4.werja thee considerable; 'thy Tincl , CloVer obtained bef.ei; price than tparket Straw 14; haler price.. —We subjoin a cornet SLitcl.ll:llL oI the and'unniiiers:' To sink the Otra) per stone Slb. Beef 4s. ed. -Muttiln 4s. atl.'lo ss. iSci.---arnb ,•,;1. to 4s. led. —Pu, B6atit3, 2513.(i. - -Shcep and Lamb% Pigs 42.),. - • • ILLD HAY...MARKET. Hay:sl. os. to ot. 51. QS. od. 4o 61. /Qs. 0 4, Straw 21. st. , od. to 21. iss. . . CORN-EXCITA N 11 1 ,., AUG. .t7.--The ' supply i.f NiTheat' to-day is ziglin c6n5;df.r . ,(154., and s.tic s v.ro heavily ,1 in.i...4 :it Tl)tirS'Clak'vi 416 ilnSiOn in price i new•llv,e at .less..; in Batley and. Malt small vc.ria tion ; tlicre tire rSeverhl SlErlpik.:s of 'llletV Whitt I'c-i3ew which are los. 16'15 i. r . r ciaairter e.l ( !ap,• ( - 3 iL ans of' each kind rather lower ; , oats are in lull plc.lny, with more foreign; winch are cheaper, ex ( C.; t ,: g -the best; Flour at the rcdottiOn of la3t week. Wheat 4p a . sss 2,613 i ad lleans•(01;:) 46s a s2i ad Fine ditto . 72e a.7. t v is:. Tick ditto (du.) 401; 3 4j:S , 4 Rye • -43 a a 475 - od Oats - ' sr , 24.3 it 2.e. cd Parley - - 33$ a 39i od 1 Poland ditto 3a', a 431$ on Mitt . --- tits' a 7as ad I Maya Sc.ed- . - 221 3 Al3l - al Wrnte Peue 1105 a 1 82S ad i Fine lour . ;SS A htB6 otl UN/ ditto . -565 t 62saill:Elecmxis . . sos A SiS Ad e•