The Sun. — London, England, 1807-12-29 00:00:00

1. it appears 10 ale Volk, that atter the Brii:ish °dicer left , tho Clicsapea6; homing ; . -1-ptiaitiva fus3l from Coinmodi Barron to the demand which had been made by Captain I.lutnpltricrt; iii d atter Commodore Barron tiiilMll;tiatihiierilliat an at tack. upon his ship Would be tiOde!: lit did not take . any prompt, necessiry, and'Offl:i.fetif 'means to .pre. are leis ship for ; that hiq!"firo. prri,,r Viseountekrstou.NE gave, flu Christtnas.eve, 11 . 14 annual Atounty rt> 30 of the olteettyfrish.Chairmen in .tiondon. conatited . df 4 pourids of beef, an half . 1 peek loaf, 2 'bffshefilof orals ,li and . shillinge, to drink 1.14 Lordship`trhealth, toleach mart. • Geo. C.`,a,kuttriroplittg, - of:Throwborn,ifivotiand, ;has generously made a donation of too loads of coals; fronattbia wucirktt 'to the poor cottagers of the village of lennWath:tind-rieighbourhoosl. 4 fevti' 'Oaks agoyoungyOu Lady, „lhout tG treats cif n'ge, daughter tie' Mr. W H1 . 11 ,,, a t m ar k tt _ street, St. Jantes'3, ‘vhile'reading ill the drawii ) g.. • rdotitc her clothes ;suddenly taught fire ; and, nil withstanding the best medical aid was procured, she till •Suito - evening; • when he expired in the - greatest agony.'Qtr 4010ejay; evening yync,butictl, in St.. James'sChtlrch„, ilie,,dan h gli ter, t:f .very, respedable -gels Ile.- rugn i. inNine-street, Witl ik butitt to, tleatfrhy a similar accident. the, lireechint of the:City of London,, the empo riatetvni the world, 'is atit , enviable privilege; ;and ',with which the most ilittitriont charatilers, and Ibe ;greatest' limes, liave Le:its , proud to he presented. Itr . pritnhaeatl a lv.ilten not 'attainable by hereditary and' natural . rights, a large stir is required ; hut an pp - -; porttutity now omen, twitiCh:presvnts ro2tly ! C4iatice4, ' fort. 4 very - 4mA yum, of , laying sz fountlatihn . :l4r. !,olritainiii . g, nor onirthe freedom of the British-ttre tro,polis.,. hut a .Cl 4 oaltal: Freehold into the bargain.' 7111,4;notai dettanding•City Lotto:0;1w in full probe.; atd•Wnids'or C raft, on Saturday evenim , rims advalloecl , . ti t , , the' Rev Jon , ,st Loetzm.s, Canon . of•Wintkor, and l'ilaiter of Si. C.:Toss, 1;14 Is. m ot to. , r PrCSOrli ~ . -1 nininistiation adopted the lacy ha -e towards DCllftlarit, and 11'1'61' iii:gtitiatiOti I,yitit tin. Prince lie' oh Portugal, qua foe to tile, peace of Mankind, tWoN, , .i's is r t. , would linvo added to the FtcnCit .Marine Upwards cat' ao Ship; of the besides, Frigatt,t4,.Slonpi r ,Sbip-tirnt.',.•r, and warlike Storei. The ground-work or the popular new cht,istars ntotrutne novi performing at '.i . S.l . l.,Ly'rs lV 'yclistreet, appl:ntse, .p o uttray4 Ale istotus of various Count ie.; in the time of the Sa on S, particularly thtt,c of Herefordshire, Grou:,e's - iershire, which even Ht, the Pitant 1 : it the I hirkl Bora; which bet 04filled o'it' the eve of Christmas, at the 'expense oft ;be 1., - ord of the . M;tilor, the neighbouring Villa rr l'isSetable at midnight, 1 1 3 11 Cftr 4 s in St.le r aeln` 4 94:. anit drink cacli others' heidth ; an OA is also ex'-, :1)11) 'vted, an the horns of which a htrge Cake, is,fii..ed,/, 14.1 the triinial being . gored h various . persOnT (w 1 wat the gailio time, turns ditr.ffeut 'figure.; and r t :!t log,tll tos , ;ed in the air, alld . fallihg el= I , : . (st„ \Ve ,,l, North, sand Snoth, waiConstfued to & fellow either Plenty':or ,Scartiry:. 'this merry» mak ingbeinginterropted n a contention or die Men lett ts,` disperses the atirighted:spt , -allipi wh-e the . Illegorical'iri:Treaentaiion of • Christilias -findiug ado inhering. Plper, remaining,- transforms -him to Hari' tcoin,giveS•hint power, and sends him fortfi f io Lae , Ig .11a11,' ate antigne Mansion, cur .the nori:vose of'e,to ring w:th the daughter of Sir :Doti% y, an 01(1'1 .ox hunter, d tied the: nstiat . .ecCentridities and brim' ;;Ous incident of ilartequintideTOßOw;:- to tile dim); 'ointment of the jtllt•suetslum the . getteralchace. but to , ► the.fitial reooncikition of all •partici., LONDON ; Prime! c HARD 1-1 4 titai 5 , 0 f N u . 4 , ; , , , i0den....%)(1-rt, 'kw, -414, ; ;hilt 1111.11 r Ihi Wi 14A .1K mic ir4t SCR .!t At Ow StiN. , OPPIGIC No. i traritl where Ad vii tisem t", Order,ri,r ;ht: t dee,) :So: Editur, sty, ford, was o..:6lYorned in Union-street, Tronguthe o stinacy of a waggoner in the.rna . nagetnent of his horr i ti.; Itr.,ap4 Kiss C. wer9 both !thrown out; and now lit in a dangerous state. The -driver of the aggon is" in custody. 111 SHIP NEIM potAvssiom: rvrcibiezit 27. Arrival • Anna, Bradforti, fitittill.eghorn ; • Rebecca, Parkroiii. ' fOm Yhjhuielphia a t ni johAntut, , lkogruart, front Stockholm. ' • • - Sailed —the Peace, Butcher, for Malta. _ ' ; • -.. •• . .litziß R lAD. - . ' On Tburscb}, at tho. Abbe y, Clwyd)... limit, Mt.' Etenis, Greet-T.'to Miss, tiatad, laughter of tlt,: la% My. S. Ha. sant, Itisoleseller, of that City. • On Friday last, at St. George's,Chttrch; .111novet-equate, Mr. Pima Pink. of l) tii :‘l,i. :\l,iry Ann liar, sey, onlritauctiter of Mr. D. llarycy. of farrtoitt',•Glott= ' 'ccatershite. . .. On Saturday' last, at ,St. George's, Ilar,OVer'iAttarc.' the Rev. H. Supt._ Ats, Fellow' of St. toltn':i collegu,Qator;i, , to Alias johnscriatltrerof Andrew 'Plinio!), Esq. cit'Clip• _. ton. : •• . . .. Yesterday, Mr. lames Efines, Architea, of College-hill, to 1111sa, Eliza jack, of Hackney, youngest :diugliter of the jute Willims, Lick, Esq. of Stone Haven. ' ; Lately, Mt. Hughes, of Golden:unwire,' trOtidaine Ps risot, vi the pperit-tiouse. . . ~ Lately, Mr. - Presbury,..fe‘Vellee; of Na%V-strect, Covat. • garden, to Mrs. Johnson, late ut Otury.lane 'rllcatre., of May last past, and hoisted his broad pendant on • - board the Chesapeake , the"firat tittle be came on board of her after her' arrival ire liainptan.Roada, to wit, on or about the 6th-day of :Nee last - rash- • . 3. Itappeats to the Court; 'that Construidore Bar ron visited the ,Chesapeake only twice' liiiik the period she remained in Hampton Reads,! a'oll'hefore lie came on board to proceed to sea ;" dini neither of which occasio did he exatuine partitularly itsta her state'and condition. .• 4. - It -appears to the Court that the kups of the Chesapeake were never examined beißre•she pro ceeded to 60.1 that her crew were qeattered but a 'few days previous to that time, and b.lttl never been called to quarters more than three times Prior ,to her sailing for sea. 5. It appears to the Court that the Ship was re• ported to Commoderit p itr ipu to be ready for sea on the 17th day ofitme ; that be canteen board on the 21st, and that the Ship sailed en the.morning of the 22d of June last past. 6.' It appeare to the Court, that antecedent to the sailing of the Chesapeake there had be 6 received oti boded of lief seine persona who had been Claimed by the British Government 4is deserters from their service, but who were not Ordered to be delivered op by the American Officers..-ehat there was. also a re port in circulation, and getterally known on board the Chesapeake, that a threat had been used by the Captain of th 4 British Shill of War Melarnpus to take these 'men from the Chesapeake.-:ehat Com modore Barron had full' knowledge of the farts that such men were on board hid Ship, that . they had been demanded by the British Government, and had hot beets delivered up, the Court are .perfatly sa-. but no positive evidence habuen'addmed to prove, that the report of the threat above riwo timed was communicated to him before his•ship sailed: 7. It appears to the Court, that the Chesapeake, in proceeding from Hampton • -Roads to sea, passed, a British Squadron at anchor' in Lynhaveu Bay, who at the time of her pas Sing them wete . nutkingiigsatals to each other, Which was n o t on l y re p orte d to Com.. modore Barron by one of his Officers, .but.zetually observed by himself. H; It appears to the Court, that the British Ship . of War Leopard, ofbo guns, one a the Squadron then at anchor ivithiti the limits of the United States,'. weighed immediately after these signals were thrown cut, and stood to sea. 9. It does. not appear to the Court that at this: time there was any Vessel in sight, or any other ob • jea to induce .her togo to sea, but the Chesapeake. 20, It appears to the Court, that at.the time the leopard got under weigh, the wind was at S.S.W. and therefore 1134- for her to' proceed to sea; but that instead of availing herself of stns to clear the Lfids sire battled_ by..the wind. clol T `r6tind - Cape Henry, and stoon,io the.southward undtr easy sail 5, thereby strewing that it was not her iiitentitui to get the land speedily. 11. It appears to the Court, that after the wind became light and balling, and likely to Alitt, and came out from the, eastwuid that when this hap pened the 'Leopard shortened sail, and stood,to the auto/4W. ' It appears to the Court,' that after this the wind came out from abotiksouth sOuth-ust, and that the Leo,•arti tfien haOng got the weather-gage; pre served it, by taking irrsl ore when the. Chesapeake did so, in order to get ,otf her pilot, and after theeb r ellav- Peak'e again stood ea.stwarA, , that th 1 e .40-. paid wore and bore dowo upon her. 13. It appears to, tbp',C ; purt, that when th e Le o . pard tacked and stood in-shore, on the same tack with the Chesapeake, that her lower d4Olt.pots,were alt trie ,r ed up. 14._ It appears' to the Court, that when the Leo- Ord•rtin down for the chesaptake, she rout.ded to on. her starboard quarter and to .windw Ird of her, and . that, at this Jime. Eer tumpioni were • out of her guns.; 15. tt appears to the Court, `t! ) lat Controwlo;e Bwrron tv:tsupoil deck, ohserving the Leopard, dur ing the time these rnano,ntvres were praaisitrg,•and app-arancs eslibited, • Hi. The Court 'IS O'f opinion, that theCrr tl n stances abovestated were in themselves . p suspicious . as to,lia,i , e furnished 'snfficient,warningto a prudent, discreet, and at t entire Officer, of the, probable designs or a ship of war vuu 1u ac cl in th:it way,. and ought to have induced Conuntidiore Barron . to 4,lave pre pared hTi Ship for i.ietiOn especially. kttit.. the. infer niation he pui.iessed, of the iltuatiooßof )414 .crew, generally, of those who had been demanded by the Biitfsh Gnvernment particularly; ancluf,t44 . zeu era l state of the ship at that time. 17. It appears to the .Conyt,„ that, 0, - irsittiodore Ilrrtan neyeitliehi.ss did not erdir.his: . :Wp, to ho cleared for Alen, and that :tte bis wit .to quarters. 18. It appears to Elie Court s , that the Leo- • yard Caine alongside of the Chesapeake,. an Unieer wai sent. from tier, with a ..eotbrnipieation from Captain flumPhries,„ the Captain of the Leopard, to Counneilore Barron, whicb,the haw .cult4tflPi..lll.o. xlid not misunderstand, bur very comely p0ne44.4.. to bea demand with.whitth he ought : notald epttl4 not 'comply, .and One v:Yteh, i t rettgeda , T4PO4 be; enforced it - possible. to, It 'apptith to Court, tllt•tiltftough, sues was the situation and impm iuu .Cornapodpre Barron at thus , $O . slot he ins Ship to prepirectilar, aa)ert; although ttr ple ; time was allowel.4.4o44.tpurpcise, the Stoittsh 0111:-/ cer being detaineit Xinartfth4 . che.stipeaktvtrom 34 to 45 minutes. ' The' Court is opinion, that the neglect of , Commodore ,Bacron to, prepare '1114110p. - foi:: 96 - tion under NO rocs, , is a rlineadtreach' of the fourth ; Article of, t .ttules ae g anii g it for„ the , .Governmetit of tlac Na vy of the VoitadPBritteit,latippt by ! ,ln Aft of thy Cougrc:sa of t4e United StOtes,. ;wiled tbo Z.:ld day w t u 4 ii, IRon, ent tied .4,15 t fot',thq „bet ter tioyernment ,t heNavy , of the, United Stales."' ' • after ilieltipse of soma time, W - as to get' ilk men to quarters secretly, without beat - of drum ,; although with such a crew 'as he had' on board, aiid iii such a situation as the 'pip the ti was, it wtss 41i* to be ex pecied that such Orders' could be pliihed. ' 22. it appears to the Court, that the eiindua of Commodore Barron, during the attack of the Leo pard, .IThinifested great indecisiOn, and a disposition to negotiate rather"than a determination bravely to defend his sbip 'thlt he repeatedly hailed the 'Leo: pard .during her atta4 upon hint ; that 4t; drew his men from their guns to towerdown boats, td . send on Wald of the attacking ship ; and that he ordered his First Lieutenant from bblquarters during the at.; tack, to,carry a message on board of the Leopard, at that time firing upon i? 3. It appears to the Court, that during The at. tack, Commodore Barron used language in 'presence of his Inca calculated to dispirit his - crew,' hy order ing them to keep do%ite, or‘that they wOuld'all be cut to pieces. 14. It appears to the Court, that Commodore Barron ordered the colourt of the Chesapeake 'to be: struck ; and that they were struck, before a single. gun of any.kind was tired froM her; and that at the time they were so struck, her main-deck battery was in a situation which would have enabled the return a broadside in a very short time: 25. The Court is therefore of opinlion, that the ,Cheisapeake was prematur4 surrendered, at a titrle. wben . she WAS nearly prepared for battle, and whel) • •- •... the injuries •sustainWeither onAhe ship orotew did not make such a surrender then•necessary ; ,and that for this Commodore Barron falls under a part of llie 7 Sixth Article of the Rules and Regulatitins for the Clovernment. of the Navy of the United States, adopted by an Mt of the Congress of the United States, passed on the "2.3(1 day of April, itiou, titled " An Aft for the better Government Of the Navy.of the United States." , 26, The Court is of opinion, that although the conduct of Connoodoreliarron, before and during the attack of the 'Leopard, 'evinced great inattention to his duty, and want of decision, yet that during that attack he expoged his person, and did not mani feat, either - by hlg ordeis or klions,'any personal 11.ar or want of courage. 27. It appears to the Court, that although the Chesapeake might, and Ought to have been heti& defended than' MI6 was, yet that she was not in iti(tration at the time of the attack. made upon•her, to have enabled so gallant a defence being made as - might he expQaed. .Soine - of 'het gnus were not , seinitely tixed in their carriages, some of her sponges and. wads were too large,. but :few of her powder:. horns were idled, her in:itches vikere - 6(4 primed, sonic of her ratniners wo . 6not in their proveiplaces, her Marines were neither stiplitiea with coongh of cartridge, or were cynic which they had oIF the pro pa r size. None of thc.;L circunistaoces,' however, could have influenced oOintnodore ILirron in strik ing his colours, bceause. tltey were 'not known to Mini at the time. 28. The`C,Airt is of opinion, that the condnd of all the ollier Officer's ofthe shi:), except thoF,ewhepo ltity it wait to have reAnealed the d . eticienes befi we stated, and the. creW, generally, was proper, co( ti nieudable,,and' hot-towable. (A True Copy.) L. W. TiaSWELL, Judge Advocate; ' DUBLIN, Du:. 24.----About six o'clock on Thurrt.- day -erening.trom fifteen to twenty persons, arinc with pistais;,entered the house of Mr. Alex, Pack enhatn, at Churclitown Avenue, Dundruin, fron whence they brought off a considerable number o valnablOarticles in gold and silver trinkets, tegethe r' with a qUantity , of wearing apparel, .110115 e linen, • laprosecution of their nefarious pursuit they 1 reirttalbed upwards of two hours in the house; and among other spoil .carried away some fire-arms.— Those villains made an appearance much. superior to what men of such a-rile - profession exhibit, being ior :the treatee pare well dressed; We trust that a banditti3;.!greatly fearedfrom the number . of - its association, try tiros* who live i& thinly inhabited or retired situationB, will excite a cornMensiirate vigilance aiidaaivity on the part of the Magi'stracy. .. . --~y` .. d . i tOV.sit r Yestordav 1;6%44 dh brought, before. Nr. fleas,, by Adkins„ Charged ity Mr. Thomas Morhatl. of ttussell-coUrt, ThUry-cane, warehonseinan and ‘ , ll '6l esale milliner.' With hatiin stalettmuyflins antlsarsneti to a tosisitienbie ymount, the propOrty . of Mr s . Kerhali and VA partutr• ,Evans, * Mr. Morita!l stated, that the Prisoner`wai- in his employment as (Orewoinan, but, ineoWieqUence. of some suspicions, she discharged 'on Saturday last, alter which she requestecl ,permission to sleep in " he .house Ida short nine, Winch was gtantedlo her, and on Sunday afternoon a • parcel' was disco- vered under a sofa, in the two pair of stair 4 front room. It contained three pieces of muslin, which he marked, and caused it to be placed in the saline Situ , mien in which it was found; 'and yesterday morn ing, in cousequeuveOldireEtions he , bad, given, the Prisonq was brought to him by Elizabeth Hutton: he took from the Prisoner the sable pieces of Muslin he 'had marked on Sunday; and, on questioning her, she said she did not know how she came totake them.. He believed the 9 a yards of sarsuet, pro• &teed by Adkins, to be the property of himself and partner, and also a sarsnet gown. ' The Prisoner did not make any tlefenve; and she Was committed for trial.' fPro. 114/Is was re-examined on a charge of steal ing a looking-glass and several other ;articles, the property of Wru. Baskets, from his lo:lgings in Queen-street, Brompton. It appeared that the Pri soner lodged in the same house with the Proseeutur, who had slept in town ,two or three nights, and when he returned to his lodgings, lie•disoovered that the looking-glass, and various other articles, were stolen. From various circumstances suspicion - tell upon the Prisoner, and Butterworth, the patrole, went to his lodgings, and on searching, found the lookingtlass concealed under the bed. He W2S committed for trial. Ma. Riley, Ames Neal, and James I)eakcns, • three' of a gang of juvenile robbers who lime fur , some time visited Islington and its vicinity, were brought before the Magistrates by Lack . , the patrole, in consequence of directions given him by Mr. GRA itAzt, on Saturday, to apprehend them. The. Ma- . gistrate sent them all on board the Tender, as the only means of swing them from ruin, as, they have Made their firing by thieving, for a considerable time ipast, to the great terror and alarm of the neighbonr- Ond. Mmutionouon-Sruswr.—The Itev. Dr. Moore, of Margaret-street Chapel, have informatien, at this Ottco, a fortnight since, thnt frequent depredatiOns ii rci 't7t ii eolurnittetiveiti—the itbn~•cs Chapel during Divine Service ; and that, on Sunday se'nnight, uo less than ten persons had their pockets picked. Of ficers have constantly attended the Chapel since the l i above information was received; and on Sunday last, wink l lamilton and Jackson were in waiting, several 'pickpockets were discovered at the door of thelehi pel pressing on persons who were entering and going out. One of them, of the ,naiad of Was.. Shields, wlio belongs to, one of the regular gangs Which pt. firribulate the principal streets of the metropolis . , was apprehended at the door whilst in custody, he attempted to throw away two papers, which, on being examined,. proved to be u no value. The Prisoner said he had not beeis at the Chapel, hut merely stopped Aear the ; dont. lie was remanded tier :mother exarninati3n7 Puni.lo-01 , Ft6E, H ATTON-Ghli DEN .—Vesterday Sorah , Burker was charged • by Mr. Davis, linen draper, in Great Warner-street, derkenwell,, with . coming into . his. shop to buy some aiding article, when she availed herself of the, opportunity to steal . piece . o(printed cotton, containing ..[.),t yards,which was observed' by the shoptunt. The property being sworn to,. the : Prisoner wai committed to take tier trial at the ensuing, Session. She was but lately discharged out of ptasou for some other . Qu EN 45 QUA Rt.—Yesterday Sarah. Oliver, a. young woman, 'underwent an examination, charged with stealing -00. n of the dwelling-house other mas ter, Mr. Philliner;• an apothecary, in, Dartmouth st reet,. four 5 k of England now*, the property .of Mr. Pritchartt. It iipliearedhy the statement , or the Officers who had apprehended heir, that,, in searching her box, they found three gene as - in gold, and two notes lg.. 11. each; The Prisoner, on being interrogated by, the Magistrate, how she had come by/them, as alp tither monies, which appeared, by the . evidence of ether witness,!,,,, that she had had in her possession, lot'being able to give a sitisia&ory account 'thereat, 1 teas committed . 14 J itllllra . cX“11111111“011. este . t day two ythang men; - F://- /, tc an d Smi th , %Olt) had been' rieteaed in hehnia;, , , - a riotous manner in the 4treet, and"khocking at v ' brioui people's tiOors, were, for . want of se.rene:s tc • c their futurQ good conkJai, cuo:tinitta4-to piriskon. DIED. • ‘'esnirdaY. after a long and lingering illness, in rhe 64th yet of iris age, Daniel. Bureau. Lsq. Nlercriant, of W 4l ' - brook, and meal the EViitctots of I 1 tc R.,; : t 1 Eiceliange 'As• surancc C.,nnpeny. On Saturday tia sgth inst. at Dulwich, Surrey, M l' .° Thomas Cole Man, egcsi 66. . • • • - On Satuiday last; at Woolwich, in chi id.bed, Mrs. Cook" • son, wile or Lifutenant.Colonel C. N. -Cookson, of the Royal Artillery. ~ On ~ On Sunday. rierring, Killlbint West, Esq. o rrulien's- . row, Islington, in the yith }tar of his .4;,5. .. The same day, at tlahNvell, ih her . Y.3til yeir, Mrs. Han ningten. . Lately, in PaadingtOn-street, Miry-le:bone, Captain' Ro- gerN, aged tr.. , • On Wednesday Ilst, in Newman-street, MN. Elizabet h , Fruace, relid ut ClT.:ties katraell Esq. , form.:1•1-v't the Ad miralty,o ttioe. , • • , On Eriday sennight,' to Dublin, aftei I t - Tow'cilyilines s, Sir Vaocis Hutchinson, tart, aged Si., :, . .•• ' - I.itely; in Duke's-court, 13ow-street, Mr.' eviNnan, Eam ~. grsvcr,an Wupd. - . . •.... 0 clto erg inst. in Wimpole-strect, Mrs. Stewart, Wira',7 of Lieuteleabt- Greetai jalneS Stewiettv - • - • , The same day, at Huntingdon,: Mrs. Perkins, aged i 6. . .. On tlierakthtsiSt: at SoAtlitaig-llouse,' where she "AS tot Ilui benefit of sea. bathing, the only daughter 01 pano:llllalici Esq. of Manners Nark, Herta'. ' InGil ‘y . 4,TEit AT LtMOONlittlbc,E TO=m 4 - 1 A" ROW. Atqfnitss, aftet.x, I Afternoon. std Inht.ofter. LO N1)074 MARKETS. area : .-, . , . it :TURN OF WiIEAT IN 11IAKI(.1.Alizi Ily Ige-ere. Ciii i. 9 and NI &Len s, Meal ‘Voigisats , 1 - 11 40144 W. oral' 0001 the 14. th of 1)0c. to the 19th -01 s acs, 4 grecabty to the A Cl. 277 Quartets at gel' od 3. 7 Quurtera a t li 4 0 ,4 g 4 --.—o- at 79s od 4i") -------• at 7i5 04 ;., 3 6 4 ................... at 78s od " 49 6 ----- at ;used 917"'" - - - ..* id 'qt a d 157 —.....-.. at 67s ad tit j"-= at 76 " : 6d 2 4. 2, - t i ----- l 'a t t "6 6 9 St' cl od ! * ' 354 4 ......."--. at 75e. d 5; ----. at bbs od 745------. at • 6_ t s 6d 20 ...........-•-• at 73e ad • - -bi ----. at (.Lis od Totat 37 to Q tlirterS. --Average 7,;. , 01...t,. • 2s. 30. tugher than last •Rotttrai - • A RETURN OF FLOUR, . . From Deo. vs, to 04C. tg, (ruin the eack;4l.-010cAt- '- SAcks. a. 4. Sacks. s. d. Sdeks, s. tr. 4 1 29 --*-- wS ' 1 ' 6 i7 '---* 59 0 208 -. 1 ... , 4 6 " Ar II ---- 63 0 - 504 ---- 513 c 656 --- SS "' 17 —..... 61 o . v4O ........ 57.6 - 7 11 ......,:.... 54 es . 11052 --.. 60'0 I 447 —'S7 0 1 85...!--,—; 5.i (", And 7o SaCKS Ot sat. per sack. ~ Total-19,c97 Sacks. ----4yerattt 54p. od. - per Lac k. -•' vs. 60. per Sack higher than Last week.' . t .. t —....te W I.STEtt N COUNTRY , biAIMETS 'Oast WeA)Vet 12 1.1 Wheat.. Batley.. Newbury 6* to So 134&0tt to 38i 6,t i'sji audio 34 Stolisbury . 60$ to 7os is& od, to 37t. od I 299 ott to 3 49 tia,siogspit; 6:4 to 715 37* oil to 39s 283 od to 25 . 'WilleiSCSter 68s to 72S lOsod to 38$ otf '3v& *A to 34 0 Devizes 56s to 74* 34s od to 3t'is r d to Wan4ipittet bcrs to .7as vss ad tatios ott to JAP 34 ; • • . PKICF, OF HOPS. aisos. tomes's - I. Kent, ft. as. to 61. os. Kent, 51. os. to 71. os. Susses. 4t. 14s. to Si. Ss. Sussex, Sl. os. to it. 13 5 • Essex, 41. t4A. to 51. tzs. Fiarnhittn,6l. di. to tot. as.. N:.. . - . Lw - GATE AND I.EADENHALL MARKiiTS. By the" CafeaSe. Vert' , 4s, od. to s*. 4ttr 1 Ve_„_ 4l . 4s. 4d. ,t 4 .. .4. ; / ;11 . MuL:t.t 3s. s tt.' to . 4s. s d. I 'Pam 4s. oil. to i 3. ~..,.. PR1..C . 11.0k I.F.ATIiLIt {par lb.) AT GIiADENL 4 A LL 4 4V ii11t4,40 lj jilt). 0.40 h - - . i,b4. to 2t 1 .• .I)itt9, 1 . .4 to 651 o? c.toft •• . .... 24 , 1. i o 2 bs, Nierchantx' li4yk*, - - . . i td. to 2 11' 5 I)'t rs slog Mks., - - - - 16 d, to 17 ''''' 4 144c.:C. 441., ,, ..___i fil l tes. - - - .. 1 AS. *t . 24 0 1' CIOP 4,Y , W.? . t •Ii lo ;a lb. for cutting . iypt. to :am itl i CatOkins, ,1 . , ,, to .010. 2.6 d. to 36 1 . P5 1. . 14 ' 1 1 ) ) ht i t u o: . 3 7 : t t ,t e , ;!l its b : 7 34 t .. ro ta 1rt ,t ,... p p: r r i t b b.. NitLli! Seati,(GtvgalitAti):3litt. tO, .i.ost, 1 , ; 1 ' D. Larie tlitto, - I.,as. t..) atoS. evr Doleil. Cott Skin,. - ' 39.4 to. - 6p. tatirwAtil....se Utdes, - th, to V.. 4,. cach. - RAW . 1111) S. . . licsit Ifctretspd .Ititts (p. st.) Ordinary, Es. rod.. tie 2 s' 14 ' „ is. opt. to •js. zd. Market Cull, ils.'ocr. 00.. Miaoting, 3.„ 41. ta 2S. 6d. Eng. Horse 14s. to ttit.. oil. 4141 " ; •'itiecrp Skins' - :..s ;(1 to 3s 6il -...........-:.--.....:........T................----,.......-. • PlO CE OF TALLOAV. I ... , • • .., ~, c 'fi.lL Sr. lantes's Market 4s: -* 4d. i TtawnTatiow--5.0ci.7 ,1- '• - Clore. Marker 44. ..4. Yellow li.us.sia 72-i. 73.5:- ,WtifrOcliapel Market 4s. 'r 3d. White da. 695. od: c , S. ‘t 'l4,l',ilik 4 I Lott e1.,1“4. , -.-------- Sosp.do. 695. os. cd• :3i. off:. I Melting Stud' —s. 59i• oil.. '' .1:7' , .. ' .. A1ir, erage pr - ico .4, - . 4d. ' I G )i r t : ,, ve r s ou it h . 0 — d ,... 33 ,. ~ , ,i • Good Dreg, i as. od . --,-Nls).tt led „ 9 60: - ;--Cuni, -* 4 . J Price orClinifis per tioieti, 12S . 04. —2l4bUrd4, ;3 i• °. t t St. 1 AMF.S's 14AlY I Mei ItKET4 Pte. 0,. • flay. 4L oi. to C. ei, eia.—etver. 51. 44. o , t. , ~ ‘lBtVif, 41. . i 6 - pd. to il:t. 195. ott..-*A.Ver. i1..175.' ou, •••• WHLtECIIAr F-1.1410r1 NIA ' .LT: A Nay, 41. nth to if. 0 ‘:;:r i " L:lover, 51% od: to 61% 4 ° l : Striw. 'Li. od. ilvtlirod...—AVer. 11. I4i. c"" Ng:\ I-14y, ti t as ? cf fl usui . , , . . CPALINIAKt: L'l''.. s - . - m 1 .. ~ul; t ; . ., at --ar_et. L)11. ~ d i)(:;.-. it. :49 Ntr:clistie tit at 561 o<l 565 - 9 o Su;it.tri.s.ll4 .. 4 at .47 , .....d sr; 1 2 3 . 1, Nc.......tit.: - . 9at . i.rl i'.l i 4 " . ' 3 `i ' 4 Stlotiotlard., . 2at : 46% , ate .; OS ' 4 ....-.........."........e.... r. /% 1 1-vtic—{s r.bodre, „,u z s eft 3..1 IfeSSmi. • . A ~l I