The Sun. — London, England, 1813-07-14 00:00:00

re; . 14 ' ll °u altd homes. Provisions at - rive from the Most distant toas of ai4tiftiv; mid ern froin 14?mte. A transport o! . IMOII (pinta's of meal has in:A arrived from Weimar. We "Pe't grain euici foreige froth Bohemia, now that the naviga, tionof the Elbe is again free." -,TIIU 411Eigil,Sfing Callt about the Queen of SICILY, were it not for its despetate effrontery, would only merit to be treated with ridicule, but from the lips of the murderer and destroyer of the race of Bourbon, whenever a member. of that unhappy Ruse teas so wretched as to come within his fell grp) it fills'out bosoms with feelings of a more painful•tlescr:ption—feelings of abhorrence of his l 'YPocrisY, and loathing of his Many, a distinct idea of wliich it is not in the power of words to ,tuavey: 0~ ,~~. IV c; e yesterday in a SECOND EDITION communi cated to the Public the following Official Bulletin, which annonnees the reirnbarkation of the Dye dition under Sir J. MvItRAY, on the coast of Ca- ori I i) it aril " By letters which have been received at this : ° lnee, it is known that the Allied Troops, com -4 Hided by Sir ,Join MURRAY, which had em :barked a t . Alientlt . in the lust days of May, were la nded an, the 3d of June, near Salon, and hinne-, diately invested Tarragona. " Li eut. Col. Prtr.vosT had,been previously de tached with the 2d Battalion - of' the (i7tb, and a . P:trt o f AP4VSalld vlDir..t.oN's Regiments to at tack the Fort of St. Philip, upon .the Cu! de Ila lagtler Ile %vas there joined by a Brigade from the Catalan .A.rniv. Capt..Apm mm a commanded the , squadron '4 . sent to co-operate - With ,Colonel PRE and the great exertions of the troops alai seamen eniplOyed upon this service, under the -direction of very able Officers, overcame the 1/44 4hies presented by the situation of the fort, a nd obliged the garrison to surrender on the Morning. 101, of th e 7 t h. Lieut. DELAT4E, of Dil -1 " l'e,giment, and one' Spanish Ofiliier were ` il led, as were .six soldiers, and 37 wounded. " In the mean time Sir.r.MURE Ay had:commenced ;-...tile Sieg e o f T arragona, but having intelligence up -7011 the :12th that a strong bOdy of French troops t'.1: 11 ild advanced from the side of 'Barcelona towards ~., 1 , 7 1 ilta Franca and Vandrill, and likewise that Mar -111a! SucunT was - 4bn his march from Valencia, 81 r .1011714 . ' MURRAY resolved to raise the siege, iltifl the troops were embarked im nediately,withaut Ales loss of mei), but they were olliged to leave in !lie advanced batteries, some pieces of heavy ord nance, of which the carriages were burnt." This tact, as might,. be expected, has let loose he tongues of the TactionS and discontented ong us, which , have been for a long and te . us week chained up by the glorious tidings of ' turia. The pl a i n an d unvarnished state of the i i ."use, as far as we are yet enabled fairlu to form a itHignient and offer an opinion unwa sped byun Wor thy nnwtives, iS., that SirJ.IkIURRAY) Oil the approach Of , e - ")rc,C SO StlPertOr to his Own in numbers as to read,, ' 1 a contest with i t imprudent and d angerous,• . I.c ' u ked, by the na va l means at his disposal, to :) trans port his. army to another point, where its '' ' t `' t vi ces' mkt be more efficacioUs.. Thi s d e t er - . b ,0 tlihlaton lie carried into effect, without risking an tlltr a b l,einent or losing any .then, leaving, as is lit ut „., . 1 , 1 '", several piece; of heavy 'artillery before r ii ; Ngana, which were too ponderous to be re ..)' 1 , 1 , 1e4 with the requisite celerity, and which are ~ .v1,7 ttic J lieless to the enemy. SUCIIET is reported . ,t.trvq,,,, . . 1 , "t another version of this affair ; but this evid, lii"ulV 1 w itk and senseless invention . i , 4 1 61 t ati Ih ' the simple truth; and with our expec t i' '' excited to the highest pitch as they are by , we I ate . i , , Will , iLt1(1141 triumphs, ( ex p ectat i ons w hi ch ! yet I i a e l tyl be fulfilled t..,. to theletter) we are f r e e t o oo_ t! 'at ' ja g toile 1 0e, tudt even the appearance of not be 4 rt -- to cayry all b efore' us, a f ' almost without to ent : 1, 1141 Y in some degree be felt as a disappoint ; jaur ti ,; utit , illar k the use of it made by the Talent a ' i oy th e Irdt„ tool of I, 4 3 ev er di , grac(4 . 1 " IY. ' patriotic Chronicle atainutienetsrtyl.lis I;lnca't'tre'r.ht'w the • 1: " Yesterday the f ttorp, - • °ll°Wiagpartie I' were from eau . /, respe c ti,,,, ~,,_ , . ,U . dIS . tktitl." 'am anArtsenate affair 01; the coast a Cst.• ,rj 4 1 11etvi A , t . 1,.. ' n u l l . a, turierent was Its introduction to the i ..etail wh* guve to an admiring nation the , j„,„,, , , : le i 6 i.P li't lutelligence of the Victory at. Vittoria . 1 7 . 1 I"VPV e tl 't4 . 'c. contrast. ° , , f the Aki,ui.,ll.:',.ing article was published, yesterday, in'one : , .3.. ad af , e , r ‘ 'l4 Eveniiig papers:— „ i 4 th ‘ e the Bulletin 7. tlle ?,,,6:"41e. of the Chingev it was zwerted by some of , 1 4116 4 thelrY .gentlenzia, the douse of Ce4nmans that ,i tt e, th at Itßlllltea wideh they succeeded in AecYphering ' 1 41 d lia,, ell, ur Most of the enemy's artillery, ammunition og l e lie , , 4 14,t; an , - ..9 tltlteu, that the action was very Sharp, ; 1 ' lc cl etler u i l ,g the sUperior officers who suffered on 'our side I''' `''?Year th at, "1 l'A n and Colonel PorcsnNor.—/e is rather di Stof h,:i,l,tit4" thephice nor date al the battle were die -1,1g! i3OlN'l i t v i: st a .,• ~ii ''% nti 11 ""Ing the immediate confirmation, . 1 4 kt . , )e ftlll extent, of the news thus blinked I , 4 epre c i, t .4: .., e . e ea, this Buonaparte.spirited Print 11 , ' t,, 1 ‘ (44 =1'0 a n , k - ilia 1 -- a P °l °L:y far its cold and shatueless "ibut • N oe'atterwards noticed tbe victory, j,~ic .tint 1 i; ~' ~. ,i" C~~~;~'. andllien stunk the detested theme for pver - . To tt)e friends too of these gallant'Oflicers, whose feel ings it had so scandalously lacerated, it made only this pitiful and unsatisfactory excuse We are happy to find, that the report of Gt:;:eral tatiE and Colonel PoNsoNav haling' suffered in the action, Which we mentioned on Saturday, is erroneous." But Tarragona supplies a topic more congenial. No sooner does the news We have alluded to arise, than :t has private letters from London (from Cadiz we mean) stating, what " a pretty business " has beep . made of it—how severely the patriotic Catalonians had suffered after these (the British) short visitors had taken flight :"--- , -most mischiev ous and infamous insinuation ! The derangement of Lord WELLINtkToN's plan is " feared," from this " hasty re-embarkation"—the importance attached by his Lordship " to the efficient execu-: tion of this part of his plan," is pretended to be easily deduceable from his dispatch, which it is not, and the participated disaster is dwelt upon in a tone of exultation not to be patiently endured by any man with the common feelings of a Briton. The whole farrago of effrontery and anti-national invective is brought to kfine peroration with this pithy sentence : " That something wits wanting is'evident, from all: the cir cumstances - connected with this di.vastroqw event." Something is wanting ; but let the writer of this base trash knock a: his own breast, and be will find the deficiency there. lie will discover the• absence of that enthusiastic feeling which bursts- into exultation upOn..otir country's vic tories ; but -which retires in silent sorrow upon our country's reverses. He will discover the, wretched absence of that., ardent love for our native land, which mixes tvith every other concern of life ; —unites us to her weal Or woe in links of indissoluble union, and teaches us in the honr of misfortune to palliate the griefs of our connuon parent, and in the day of triumph to blazon and to share her joys. But we fear We have wasted too nualt,of our time and our Readers patience on this worthlets subject : our Only apology is, that however painful the task it is necessa'ry to expose the abominable princi pies of a vile Party, who endeavour, throtigh their contemptible literary organ, to poison the Minds, whilOhey mislead the understandings, of an honest and ingenuous people.' We shall, however, tres pass no longer than to give the following extract from the same source previous to the opening of this ever memorable and resplendent campaign, and ask . these " boding Ravens" what they ex pected from the force they thus described. " The Spnttisli and Portuguese Papers, which have latch been _received, abound in errors awl mis-state)nents pariicti . - 41 - 1 y respecting the amount of th e Alli e d f orce in sub, ancl•the time of opening the campaign. The amonnt “f. the allied' force is cono•i(l6.ahly exafftierated. .The tir iticlt troops do not exceed, at the autost, 41,000 infantry-and ca valry, with perliL.ps :3400 artillery, to which may be added 26,000 Portuguese k till 70,000. men; the Spaniards are ,warcely :krtis countfrix. • " Tile campaign according to these Papers has already been opened; but that is riot the case—nor will it oven effectually before thesecond week of the present mouth—nar will it then commence under very promising artspices. The troops ctinti nun to be in arrears of pay; the y h a ve n o t b een ptnd mice tae 24th December, 1812; nor have Mc Staff 4llow'aners been made good since the pornith Ocloher of the tame year. illiese are eireum ta CCS which cannot cad ni.geh to the alacrity qf the owl, nor the comfort of the oilicera. Besides the Spaniards in giineral are'vecy far from being sa tisfied wHi our cxerlioni ; and the British, perhaps, are nu where ua,!,i cordially hated than at Cadiz. Here, then, there is another Wind, refractory nation, who will not be convinced that the Brit Cabinet. exceeds every other in the wisdom of its plans, and the rigour of their execution." . The Gqzette of last 'night contains Capt. ADAM'S account of the capture of the Col de Balaguer. The co-operation of• that brave Officer was admi rable, and it ►vas altogether a most gallant curer _ _ _ The Gottenhurgh letters compute the force col lected in Pomerania under the caowN PRINCE at 50,000 men, and they announce the arrival of 8000 More of the Russian German Legion in the neigh bourhood of Rostock which are intended to co operate 'under the orders of his Royal Hi g hnes s . Yesterday, at half past one o'clock, a Cabinet Council was held at ihe Foreign Office. It is reported, that a vessel arrived at Dart mouth, after a very short pa'age from St. Ander, bringing the intelligence of Sir THOMAS GRAHAM, who had been detached to TolOsa, which he en tered on the 25th, having passed , the Bidassoa, pursued the enemy into rrance, and taken the town of St. Jean de Luz. The Address of the Common Council, on the late ViCtry; will be presented at the LeVee to morrow. A Meeting of the Stewards appointed to manage the Festival at Vauxhall . , in honour of the late glorious VictOry, was held yesterday at the 'fbatched Ifouse 'Tavern. About 50 Noblemen and Gentlemen attended. It. Was agreed that each o the Stewards should subscribe 50 guineas, f or w hi c h he is to have 50 tickets for the admis sion of Ladies and Gentlemen to the Ball in the evening. The price of tickets for the dinner was fixed at two guineas and a half.— , -(Fide• meat) and - lirs..-BatittAx gave a very elegant D knife last week at their beautiful.cottage near Dul wich. A numerous train of friends assembled about four in the afternoon., and at five sat down to A colt! collation, various and abinidant. After dinner the company were gratified by songs and. glees, in which Mr's. BILLINGTON, Mr. and Mrs. ni AnA m, and other eminent perforiners, took part. The 'Duke of StlssEx gave The Britisli Gre nadier with Spirit atul unaffeeted humour. Are gular.Concert, led by SALomoN, took place in the eve ning, after which there ►was an elegant snppet, and the company departed at a late hour, highly delighted with the entertainment which they bait enjoyed, and the attentiive.hcispit4lity Of their host and hostess. NA VA NE WS PLYmoirrtr, s hlLY 12.—.1 f!t!e't, of 14 saili suit itt f ro th Li s b on on the 20th nit.- under convoy of the Galatea frigate, which pa3hL , :d by -the Pun on Satusday night. —.Arrive:l tho illoreidus 1 - rigate from l'ortsnthntli.-- Sailed his '2.1-jestyl4 ships Sparrow and Royalist for Corinna, • DEM , JtrLY 13.—Sailed the Raczm sloop of war for off Fitkitilliz. \IOVTIf, JULY 13.--Irrii-od his Alaiesty' ship Dtfiwerit from off Cherbilrl.! dle Cur. detia sloop of Avar, with a fleet, for the Du‘, FALMOUTH, It/EN I 1.-S:tiled the Princesz; r- lultr> pAcket for Malta, and the Tuwitsliend , ),Ati(et for Cortmoa. , . YA 11 MOUTH, Jut v .11—Sailed the, ~,-/!.!. fat - e* -- • Portsmouth, .und . the British iiitir on a ern;i,c.-- Two ships, apparently , frigates, are iiassing to the northwilrti, .at the back of the Sands. A new 38 gun frigate, e:tlled The Li , ,Llq, to be launched 'this day pit Chatham.lolher fri gate, of. the same weight, built of tir, is allio to be launched at liLiekw'.lll. EAST INDIA HOUSE. Yesterday a General Court eras held at . thetast India Ihnise, on business of . : the utmost impor tance. _ • At the suggestion of the Chairman, the East India' pm, after a long and desultory conversa tion as to whether it - should be read at length, or by referring only to the marginal notes, was at length read short, and then the Court adjourned,- but not, bet the following motions had been made and chrried Col. FuLLEatnoved, is That this Court, havitw , heard read u short the Bill now before the Mown: 1 of COmthons, for the renewal 'of the Last India Company's Charter, timid it perfectly impossil i )le to decide on the same, in its present imperfect state, especially as it is understood that further altera tions may take place in the Bill, and being de si-..ous to consider it with the deliberation and so-` lemnitv which the subject demands. do request their Channmamm, and such of their Directors as are in Parliament, to move and support, in their places in the [louse of Commons, or that such other communication take' place between the Court of Directors and his :Majesty's Mini,,ters, as may be deemed expedient, that the third reading'of the :Bill should be deferred till it shall have been print s ed, and laid before the Proprietors of this Cojimpany, giving them a reasonable time, for full consideration of the. same ; and that an eaily day be named for the Court of -Directors to:cottnnu nicate to time Proprietors the result of this pro •" which motion was agreed to. JACKSOX DOA moved," That tie ing Counsel to the East India Compimy he re'-‘ . -quested - to give his Opinion at"the nest General Court, whether, in case of the Proprietors r.gree-, 'ug to act under the proposed Bill, anti, finding f! , , , in experience that its operation i 4 dangerous to their satetY, or injurious to their' interet, ttim can deliver themselves frotnitsprovkions, ‘vithont resigning 7- their e‘ktint; Charter, as ~ ..,r;intd by his Alaj,..tAy V illiatli the Third, or :Jack other Chat • tbiso)lllpally', illdep&iitl tmily of the Act of the of 14s Mitit9ty;" whici2 motion was also agrecd . tO, A motion was mach by Mr. K. SMITH, for pro-i Wing for the Commanders and Officers of the re-. gular and. extra Shipi, ahove what they may lie' entitled to from the Popular and • Contingent Funds, which was superseded by the question ofi adjournment. HIGHLAND SOCIETY OF SCOTLAND. , At a General Meeting of this Society, held in terms of the Charter, at Edinburgh, on the 28th attended by the Noblemen and Gentlemen of the Society,.to the number of vinery, the Earl of Wcmyss and MARCH, Vice President, in the Chair. After electing Earl GowEA, Lord DOUGLAS, ete, Members of the Society, the meeting approved of. the proceedings of the Directors and a long list of Premiums offered for the current year, for the im provement of waste land, raising green crops, me liorating the breed of cattle, to farmers for the best managed farms, to, pltughmen for iniprove ment in ploughing, and for other objects as appli cable to different districts of Scotland. .1t appeared from a Report of the Standing Coannittee of the Society on Machine' y and Ma nufactures, that. a variety of inventions or im provements in machinery bad been under -consi deration. Among those the model of at Reopiug illachiric, constructed by' Slr. Smirn, of, Deans townworks, Perthshire, and presented by hint to . the Society,. attracted much attention. - The prin .. cinle . of this machine, and its mode of operating, were explained to the Meuring by Mr. CAMPBELL and Mr. .ILEvrav, of Allerbeck, Meinber3 of the Committee, the Unmer of whOm had repeatedly seen the umehine itself in actnal operation:— The - Meeting, tin the motion 'of Alr. (.OAnANt D. , r. 71 Resolved, itat it iMirpper in this Sos:ittv, at all times te.t promote and encourage' tnyvaimis itschit invetati , tw, when connected with the olljevt,,, i f the Soelety, itad,th4t Mr. Smith's per3ereran,:e lii en:few-ow-4v , to conitruct it Machine so important to agiicultere, and the degree sneeeis, which 1 1 1 i 1 a . s ii ti p if at ea r l i3 i g Te i n f it t e h tli4; , t 1 te t) r , tions, lam to the thatilis and the pahlic. Thy alerting feather ret-,ommemleti to its Menibm: - ., to witness aAllid of this Yhtehine" ne - xf. harvest, *when completed upon thy ini proveo and extruded ph o, ciescribed,Ly Sruith to the remora." On beitring Sir George - Clerk, llenrY zie, Esq. the Secretary, and other Alemberi, and on considering.some correvornieney respecting .an 4c Equi4iotion of Weights and Mcasitres," a sub jest brought forward some tii.iic ago. fr,i• loft by this Society, anti which hati triet, with such "tieneral approbation' frOut the. Comities, Royals . Burghs, And other Pralic Bodies, and in re gat d to w Heti the heath Of a ,Bill had heen recently fire pared by the General. Committee here ; the ;,84.pr itia were of opinion that although nothing eifectnal: could now be done previous to the adjournment of Parliament, it ti a i expedient, - a notice should be oh ,, r is o ve ti r g i, ht t f h o a r t wa t t l . i d is in impoita the iu t t i l t se h o u t s . !Le i 11 % :, , ,, 0 n ti „ 1ii 1.1.: ; t n i e o x n t s c e , s i s ti i7 o n iidiepemirteicct:ilnagrlifraLfErolnigt nottt= hitx .fittse beta gi% 01 by the Right 1 1 0 1 4. Gto Ito*e, lu his place in the House of t:olunious, , . land, there teasfeasoTh to hope the object .»ight be, taken -iii iipon Su t i a comprehensive pLan ad Might lead to an uniformity of Weights and Mess- sure ovtr all oars of the 'United Kingdonv.--- The Meeting, on the -motion of Mr. Dickson, of Cuitor, seconded by Mr. Taft, 'Convenor ,of the Generttl Committee, voted the thanks of the So ciety to Sir George Clerk, of Pennycuiek, Bart, M. P. for the great attention given by him to this business, both et London'and as a Member of ►he Committee here. • • It was suggested to the Sijciet, that it rO . otild be useful to co;nhine Weight' with measnre, „in the sale of grain,:as a means oraibertilining the value with greater exactness. TheMeetingappeared to ba of opinion, that this itir prat:cite be intro , duced with advantage without any legislative actnient at present, but recommend to the Gene , rat Counnit tee to conjtler this Feint, and draw up a Report thereupon. Tim partial fAilarc of hut :oar's crop, in sbtile parts of the conatry, had induced the Directors to recommend ati extensive cultivation of early po tatoes this Near, particularly' portioners and others having small possessions near villkges, in order to afford an early supplk of food. Pr Dun can,jun. of Edinburgh,. and Mr. Patrick Neill, Secretary to the Caledonian Horticultural Society, having, at the request of the Directors, dra‘Vn up a description of the different kinds of early pout , toe, With directions as to the mode Of ettitiva.tion, the same ,had been pritited.aud circulated to Agri cultural societies, &c. linil . hati produced the de sired effect in several parts of the country. It appeared, front a 'Report of the Committee on accounts, that nearly three-fourths of the Afembers of the Society had already paid up Life Subscriptions, and that the greater proportion of the other Members paid the;r annual contribit tiOn3 regularly, but that sonic Members were con • siderably in nrrear. The Society agreed topost.. pone the publication of any List of islembers until the. Anniversary General Meeting of the Society, in the hope that all arrc at s would be paid up in the mean time; but recommended to the Com mittee to prepare a final Report and correct List for publication iu December next., to ;it: laid be fore the Anniversary Meetht,; in January. The . feeting,flon considering the flourishing state of the Society and continued increase of its film's, to 'which time steady exertions of Mr. Mac donalti, of Si , . Martin'ii, the Treasurer, since the institution of the Society, had so, much coniri bitted, voted the warmest Thanks of the Society to hint for his important services ty the Institut- Mr. H. Mckenzie, Chairman of the Committee On Celtic Literatuye and Antiquities,' &c. reported the progress made in collecting materials for the Dictirinary,of the Gaelic Language, which the So ciety is desirous, to acComplish, and the steps taken towards its compilation ; also in deCypher ing cind translating the Gaelic Manuscript 3 ; s o me of them very ancient,' collected by the Society. The Society expressed their sitisrztr.Con - with the proceedings of that Committee, and their wish for it to continue its lobotas. The Society werezratified to find front the last R:port of the Parliamuntary Commissioners on iii :hard Roads,and Bridges, transmitted to 'the F.„ciety, the great progress "made in facilitating the communication through all parts of the coun try, particularly the Highlands, by these uscf::l works. The Secretary reported, that Captain ntnby, Inspector of nritish Coasts, agreeably to his in tention stated to last General had shewn his apparatus for saving the lives of shipwrecked persons, and described its application in presence of a Committee of the Society, assisted by several Gentlemen eminent in science, and afterwards publicly exhibited the plan and process employed in cases of shipwreck, to the satisfaction of the C•onunittee. A specimen of Cloth of superior texture and fineness, made from the wool. a Merino Sheep, kept for three years on the estate of the lion. P. Drummond Burrel, Perthshire, and at his de sire sent to • the. Society, was exhibited to the Meeting : the whole expenee, attending the ma.. nufacturing into Cloth, being 12s. per yard. The Society expressed their acknowledgments to Mr_ Burro!, for his attentien. The several articles of Machinery recapitulated by the Secretary, and a variety of communications, &c. having been referred to the Directors, the Afeeting, with much a Pprobation , voted Ole Thanks of the Society to the Earl,of Wemyss, for his con duct in the Chair, and his uniform attention to the business and interests of the Society. SPORTIM3 NEWMARKET :JULY MEETING, EADAY, juu IS. 'Mr.' Villiers's Don (.7Ot.sach, Rst beat Mr. Shakespear's Ur. ilaspes, 9st. D. NI. :00,4.5. h. ft.-5 to 4ou Fiydaspes. Second Year: of the Subscription of / OgS each, for • -yr:scads, 6st 91b. 4-yr. olds, Rst. I lb. 5-yr. olds, S.,;t 10113. 6-yr. olds, 9st. and aged, )st s:lb. T. M. M.—Fifteen scribees. Ld Lowther's Aquarius, •l-yrs old Mr. Gouthson's f. by Alexander the Great, 3-yrs Mr. Udny's c. by Haphazard, s-ri a to I tag, It is 'reported that all the British man►tfteter~s anti eoioninl produce in LeiNic has been scqu:ei & trateci, and apprehetisiotlS are expressed ftff • Sante expet, i teni. ;cir purpose extort lotP.an4 l • be ndopted tbrouglit -the itheilish Confeder.itiarl, fle morrow. I,:::;hetottEtcu,e)ta.l7;lwocfsLitot4z3ocE)NrsTwilizit neinaltueutii; to JuL y 1 4.--The 'twat trade to-th:v con tinuee much in tile A311,1e stato as on Monday. the supply b e . inn elnai th.c demand , There were mina arrirai of o;a9 frvia Y.ticAtire - atiti LiaoAnshire; there was no alt•l tiou In the pri,e, '3l' 1%.%,1S there any great brisitues^ Pe3se ilre still in deleo 'nd • Tick Be• "I the In un the decsll; 2i line ; other liinds of Grain . aPpeitt tu Ore without 14:114- two. gnglis.li Witcat 49' . . 59.4. Os. SraalL Tick Beans fißs. --g. Fine ditto 114 I Hair. 121 s. 131 s. -Peed Oats - - -15 s. 23, Firreipm do. 10,55. 11.51:. 1355. Fit:editto - - .. 4:3i ,6s. Rye - - - - 535. 635, Poland ditto Rarity -- - gBs. 355. - 665. Fine ditto - - . --- Nlail -•- 50s s. ,z•• 70$. 80s. Potatoe ditto - - lit ..4. , --s. nine ditto '• - - 905. --q. I Rape ;41;ed 401. 451. pct La*t.' VtrilifePea:e (b o il . ) i tos. 1225: Fine Flom' - - lo 11 b*. °4 ' Grey PraNe - bus, 67e. 7; - ;,, Stcou l is - . . IcOs. 1044 'lids ljeatir. - - - 6:5„ b4s,