The Sun. — London, England, 1813-09-17 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWa. ~;~,, ; LEEWARD ISLANI), tr.F.ET. PLY 'gt;Vtli; SEPT. Arrived the not, DALr,.frOin ninitlad kl't St. Thoinas's, Aug. I; Ili:11 a deet cif 100 hail~ under convoy of the C'tamos, guri4arii, which are tow this po-t, } , ;t icing to the Eastward with a fine breeze at south-west.--It is stated that several of the fleet have parted can the Voyage.-Sailed the Noah, litiowit, for Liverpool. At oTtIEIt IiPTTER, SAME DAin.-- , --Artived the -6 drt, DALE, from Trinidad. By a Gentleman who i•ittharked ,on hoard . of her on Saturday, from his 11 -'iesty's ship Gramptis,, we learn that that ship the Burma n sloop of war were going up , 12 sail under convoy, from the I.4e l'ard nod that 36 sail parted .on Saturday lag' for the Bristol and St. George's Channels, tuderconvoy of his Majesty's Ships Liehtaing and Opt4i3.yum. PQ RT 6 mouTn, S E rr, 16,—ArriVed Majes-; tr'silip. President, from St. Si:bastion's, last from Gen era l pi CTON on board. Also *lrir ed_the Snup gun-brig front a cruise: Sailed the berwent, 18, Cii pt. p ttECOTT, • for of Cher buil t. • • r ""u'rn, 14.---Arrived his Majesty's Ship C 'Ebilis, Curt. LANGFORD, s'i;tl) a fleet of tran,irorts under convoy froth Porttmoutb, bound to Bilboa. &ile ( i .the . following packets, vii. Capt. PETER, for Passage ; .Duk e Iliarlbu rough ,PE F. i., tier Lisbon ; Eliza - 'irENS, fur Gibraltar all,l Malta ; Lady Iretiii4cf)" PsocTon, for lialitar ; and tlie Townshend, fur the Brazils. The Adventure for. al • • • • l> 1 packei;§;trizrsoN, s.. colloca, Is goIIC into the liAttwleo, 8c Pr. ailed tbe -130aufoy 12acki.I, w ith a total and passeugors, for; la nd. - A c oaln 1 suppoSed for • the y )as. p as , ISl tt.roan, St pie. 1 , 1:—;••T Om lfe Ml:ger of -airier! 6-"11144, arrived here yeSterdaY, states, thal1110"`; luf "iited; previous to his sailing from Mattis,- t4:O .. , the plague had great!. y decreased at Sinyrna; about four only were taken ill daily.. ' NlELratettoLv A.ccinms:r. Last . night the • tiarket-lioat returning from Milford. to Angle struck on a , rnek in A.itgle liay, and instantlV sunk' There were'ten masters Of vessel.s on board tier' besides,, the master of the said boat • unit 'his man three were timortunately drowned, liNttric.itsr. master of ti - It said boat' ;• wiLLikm viz.: JAMES • CllELsnbl; m uter of the Union, and JOHN H i Aw' r rigs, master. of. the schooner ComoterCe, b(na s a rixuatit 3 six of the others other three were salved by the sWato crew of the r Endea or cutter; in'the serVtee ht the Co,toms, who 1111Cie theft lying on the qunranzine rummti, nrld h 1 to screams of thebe unfortunate persOns, though it then hle w a gale of w,ind' • t. enlA K , Si Pr 13 gale Saturday- 'morning :the 4 %.' 'I . * • .? ' r kston on board ‘rry 11 ilith, e iti b ui .,, e d at N....0n , . . . 1 trausports, for ' dropped down here. Yesterday a detachul t si ie t; liortsmOuth,. and immedla t tL o y . tlle 19th Light , Dragoons came clown the t _ lent 1 . 1 ) two brigs, hired for th . e.' t o Vioglitild. They are to proceed to the (I%e r, pitrpos.e 'of taltin i g i i t a zii,eziegiintent) at Weymouth._ „-,:`,", iiis Alaj est y's s hi p stark, . Capt. CotiitrlP.r l , •: This morning 'hl II , i-ir cgo, Lient, PII7IIIAN, frolli . 11 ,a rin g C l O ro. ---le(l'aie 76th and; 84th - regiiiieiits to 6t. An( e _ Alto arrived his" Majesty's s hi p Teap • r, Captala 1141 t040 • . 1.4 nISTEITAITION OF PRIZE MONEY. bn ilt . 444. PtYad, far the American vessels Spy, Prudentia, (410 4, General Gales, iied Purse, ou inutyi!,,mkk hcr„ i k rt ; rticattect itt.NO. Brick-6:m11,3=0e. JOU There thin' egtsu r ii 1 8 a report that the ilrg,its was Srie , y anti l ? s ioned t o b urn the shipping in the fslYde, 9rd e an r t t . n gineer, we are inforined, has arrived in n00k, 4 ennstrtlet additiOndi works below Gree pOrtt(ll:4e Sh ip John, ScoaEsßY, of Greenock, 444 C-E 11 Rve been captured by C onitnodore `..13 arrived safe in a Scotch port. .. COURT-MAIUJAL. fGri i ; - Mir: •. -~-~' l tr` '. S~I3~Si'IA~~': ST. StpASTIAN; Sam ti.—Since the. battles Which took pliee near Pampletia; nothing of any COmequence occurred pit the army (the sieke of St, SebaStian gOing On bat Slowly) Until a feW day's ago, when the French attempted to relieve it; and fot that juirpoit SontT . made a rail! Ularch from Bayonne with tiboitt 45,600 mtii. Lord WELLINGTON retired from his head=quarters at Le - mica, and 'after a desperate fight, give - SOOf.f another complete' drubbing. The Spaniards be hared with the most noble and determined bra Very, and had three Generals killed. In the mean time fifty-three 48-ptiunderS completed: the breach in St. Sebastian, and a general assault was given, in which we succeeded; after a considerable slaughter on both sides. Never did British,soldierS, act With more spirit titut gallantry, overcoming obstaclei whith; perhaps, to, any Otheetroops in the world, would have appeared insurmountable. Part of the garrison escaped from - the town and reached . the Castle, when the dastardly rascals, iminedi- Ately on finding our troops in full poSsesLirn. of town, shelled it froth the Cit:Al, and in a few Moments this beautiful City was in tlatueS ; a few days after it was a heap of ruins, and there is, nothing now remaining of one of, the handsomest towns in Spain, to mark the spot where ;t once stood; but a pile of ruins. The Church alOne, it was. thonght„ would have escaped ; but the ames , which still continue, are fast approaching it., The Castle still holds out, and is now being bombard ed. It is supplied with Water by only . one well : yesterday our batteries directed ...heir shot to that Spot; when the French Officer commanding re sorted to a method of Stopping our fire unheard of itt war he placed our prisonerS round the well ; of course our firing ceased. Only conceive the cruelty of such a proceeding. The plunder taken at St, Sebastian's is said to he very great. PRIVATE LEI TER. c . g Ifrad-griarters, Lezata, Aug 31, 1813 ro The French came down upon us at about seven o'clock in the morning, with a view to prevent the storming of St. Sebastian. But Lord IVELLINGTot4, with that vigour of mind peetdiai to bim, defeated Sout.T in every point. I saw that part of the battle in which the NI division was engaged. TAte French were tight to one against that point, some say more. ()kir division did not exceed 1500 men. The enemy came on column after column.. Our brave. fellows retired - to a better position, tiring In open files, in the. manner of sharpshooters, and at one time charged with the bayonet; :and drove the French be fore them like so many flying, getse. The enemy returned in three cohimns, and drove us back, but gained only a mile and half, and were soon after obliged to retire again'. Lord Wir.I.LIN:GTON commanded the Spaniards under General F. to drive the enemy, which they (lid most trenidndolisly. Neyer did troops behave , .better than the Spaniards did in, this case. They were supported, .in the event of a reverse, by the British troops, who, however, did not find it ne cessary to act. This affair has given the Spa niards fresh life. " On Wednesday morning before, it was light, the French Were attacked by the light previous to their crossing,.a bridge, and lost a great -ninny, teen. If we had had but two pieces ;of cannon there, we should have . destroyed the bridge, and 10,000. of Oem must, have sur rendered. " %Ve were oily to hav,e4uade a lodgment in the breach at St. Sebastian, but our men and the Portuguese rushed into the town in the midst of a severe firing from the wlndows, thraugb which We suffered. Lord WuLGINOTOS told us that the Portuguese fought like tygers. We expect to advance; and although the French are strongly posted on a very high mountain,: their flauks,ei3O be tallied, and if so you will ,sOOO hear trom 'inc, dated France. Our light divi was some miles itz Pl•ance, while the French pressed altiost- upon hcad-quarters." . . ti itt 1 ge n . ' • ''' I:itt, o ' l ' 4l Court-Martial held at Lisbon on htl i o urnine i lle4 :mber', 1812, and continued by tY-Assistant,t'to. the i't3th 'of March, ISIS, Del ) o - Iv 'ts .ari. a ;""onitnissary-Cieiteral PETER BERT ED Iley,leet oi g n i ed upon six charges, importing a tia, 3 at (Illty i i , t having misapplied public um 4...tire we,,.)--i"vbitant prices, it) disobedience, of po. , Statement of the Staff and Distribution of the o pposed . to the Allied FOrces of Lard %V EL• • 11(g L . 'Melt tird of hissuperior Officer, for Artily it tivi n • us GT 0N : •••"' • ?"`VilSe i f revorted. the supposed necessity of LIN , I° P 'l"'el"es '. *. I .' . - f rwardett. to the sotri,T; General of the Emperor, Ge *arstml,, Lieutenant: .. . _ 1 . 4 h L l' Ott 3'. 0 .1• not milt% o 1 in Chief of ale Armies of tintNort li , of t h,,, 5,,, i li i : iv iUg s ft eer the daily stales of his depOt, for o n rt .n he Centre, and of Portolsll, under the twin) of "Army ' -d g 1ki5, 11 . 1 ,, - ; ere d his depOt to run , out, for suffer- of Spain and of the Pyrenees." . r nisapi ) l l ,; - ` tr 'ttrnigport to fail, for.cinhez,zling, or (4,4•"; celerals of Division, antLieutenant-Generals tni s ' Pig, or .• . b rwrt led or D" '''''. ' ' + l . smut ' • ' , appi,„o , . permitting to e ern., ..,, , ii ,,,,,,,.,, . 0 , . . ~ rov e s up ., a eonSiderable part of, the ,p9i,)llc , ct.Ausct., ~.. , 141 nute " Iv '„, t. t his ch li al i chart. ' ' The CoiteG, after a •Fov, lot - 'ont. the char, ," - e -n nnatioa, acquitted hint . of some of macoc, 2,t (Q. MAUCUN) fit/1111Y i't's, all( ' convicted hint Of ot he rs , and, t;u4l'acolvix ath ered i6 ca ' 4 , ,ted lain front the service, and ren - Ly.c0t.,.4 th ilititry ( „ P . 4 t l ' . ; of ever servhig his Ntajety'iu ary mA,It A :" 1 1 , , N , it ', G a t- v.l h , 7th Pinined of t;: v ` l ., cll PacitY 'again. - The Court.cohi- t',,,,,i1A,1it-:ffitsus, sth forwa r d ,:ii' e oachvArdness ~of persons' to bring pAiolAGNie , .9.th , ~,.,,, flyin it (I, 6 ":: en ce, by whiCh the Court' could nor VILLAIrr., Gametal r ''' ''''''' ittserve. tliccha r ,. 1 ,..7 v e judgment oldie pecuniary part Of ~r At h, ,,;,,v, Geialat of Diri‘ion, 011 the staff of Vaiste. 6 the 1)1 71 ''.' a nd wit•tt w.is- (1 - e fruit thti prisimer Titouvw.iAti, Giniefill of Brign4 , e, ditto ditto. ' )lic . ' ~ ‘" , iof :,tlevion of 'Cavalr. tt 011er,..G . ) !'etery lug los account§ tbAhe coati). Tii.oir, ,). f t Z ' G OT t e i r ellt I. of firlgude, doilig tit'e duty of Genaral of r m.. ~. 1 ner.i t l "Pk No stt of Army .Ic6otinti. " I ' l - ' '' * l_\' ' ) l... l3l4 , U , . ' isrin . ed I - -41 Pc -••.. ' 1 .•.I '. '1 eon.. '`,‘ so u tf, Cit'llt;Mia•DlVlSi,:l. th o '!. I.EN r MS a lipi OS • if !..'11( ro,rot ~ _ oier , i i , , dl tt ell el, of , oil Ari.illerp • Cnifittail 1 81lite nci-', and' the reference ; and the Tintifiv , 0 , - • 1,. of Bri 'tole. tind sent ( er . in Chief h , ls'ilit•ected, that th,:croirges . lo . .ale , 1 :: - ;: tr, }-' , 0heril . /.., t ,,.. ,_s, ilia ene,e , Aliiiii ht: read 'at the head of 'every • V;: t i , ' v, ;;eneral in Cl)ic . f . uf r Eniinedra. P • . entered tutu the General Order Book. Llama., Ciencrill of Ilni§at..,. WAR 01 ,4 DIE PYRENEES. of Infantry. on, and Commander in Child, of F ' .4 4 SY. 1 NDSOR , SETT. 16.—Ye!:tertlay, morning her ',NIAJEsTY, l'AncebseS Etaznst,Tti and Aittnx i .. at tetl?Cd -,.1)Y Lady It.onasyeri,, ttiok an airing. to Keinpton Park, uc,11.• flappton; the cc At of, MrS, Fir;tl at ; in'esent ; it %vat; fOrtileil Sir, PH lIihG11:0;E'j. Thus ROyat V.i i viev7ed the house, which is elcgaitl7..fitraished it is a beau; ti u 1 place altogether. • Ifer MAJESTY returned to the to dinner. Princesses AUGUSTA and S«. r ua, with:their usual attctniatits; took an sir ing on horseback in the Park. ---Princess CHAR LOTTE takes an airing every day, either on horse back,or in her. phaeton, with httr beatitiful grey ponies.. WEVMOUTII, SIIPT. f C. A conthaual succession of private evening fa, shionable parries• have been so predominant for this fortnight past, that the Theatre has been almost deserted ; notwithstanding that the Ma nager,. Mr.,lluonEs, has , spared no pains or expense in bringing forward the Input nc.w and popular pieces, as well as every other novelty, to gratify the public. • ,- , . . . Last 'atttrday, Goiern•ir . P,eigt4 . gave:n grand entertuitnnent to the - Earl and CounteseCovsti tiiy; the lion. Mr. and M - rf.i. large piArty. of Nobility . inn! Gentry, ,at his boti: tiftil , .retreat-•in the island of Portland ;• and on Mtintlay - o',..aing the tiOn. Mrs. Alih..t.trls gave an elegant Tall and 50t0, , (..r to. a, very numerous, party, at her house in.Glooter-row; previons to her .de 7 parture-for her country-seat neur Windsor. The 'dancing commenced at 10, liviltzing nt 12, ,which waz kept:up. with every cheerfulness till half past one, when the •supper• - ..c.oras were thrown opeth and•displaved a must tasteful arrangetnent of all .the luxiirious delicacies that the season —The company did not separate till a very early hour; - I:ighly gratified with the polite attention and accomplished manner of their: hostess. • - Anteing the conip: , ny we particularly :noticed, Earl 'and Conntrss of CoVentryi Hon. t. T. Coventry, La dies .lane, Sophio, and ILAira. Coven , is ; Governor Venn A zi d i Lady C.• Gould, I.;:dy T. rirow f te, „n. Mrs. 10(1.-,.; ; Miss Willis; tli. MacKinnon ; I ',won, and of teas of - theitth...anti•Wth i'Ght )rag , t,nls, • =BARNET RACES. These races finished yestetabiy witli two matches, there being no plate nor sweepstakes. Next year it is intended to .give a gold cup, to be run for on the .First dty, and there will be other attractions added itt, order to give vela to the spout.: -•- A s;tncliing accident happened about two miles from the tourse, about eight O'clock in the even in6 : n party of emu- men, Who hml beta drinking freely, drove against a. single horse chaise With sneh violence as to overturn and 'kill the horse, the shaft having perforated the groin of the ani , mai. A Mr..Bsturn and two girls were in the chaise, and one of the latter - was taken up senseless trout bruise;on the head. , The,great race between srtotensko and 13enedick Will take place, over the. two middle miles, in the second October Nevem-dirket Mceting: Betting is • , aunnt:even. • _ Mrs. JORDAN plays the wnole , of this week at 13righton. . . Mr. Kelissts Will act in Dublin until' hrist mas, w h en be will be succeeded by Mt. CHARLES KENLRLII. • :• Miss •SiiKvilg's, who is about to Mate her vocal debia On the Covent-Garden boartlS', is the younger sifter iaf the singer of that name, who performed at Old Drury . ahout ten year,: ago. , . 'ri l e new Opera, fortricomini at CoVent Garden Th e l a t re , is froth the pen of Mr.'..lAmEsoN, nut . Mr. Rtivovos, its stated in some of the papers. Mr. STe.EHEN KENIBLE has been engaged to .perform six 'nights at Di u -4any Theatre,' and is .comic to town fur that purpose. It is understood that' he is to appear in Fa's/eland Shy/ocle, Rorm. ItepAwrcrt.—One of • tile Limas of the flouseof Austrio4Spithish Monarchs, beinic . on.a hunting prty, ~attended by his Preceptor , said, "Isis cold, give Me my mantle." The tutor Ob served,' 'Senor,„ your, Highness ought to know, that great Princes, speaking of their persons,' al= ways express themselves in the plural number : von should, therefore, have sahl, give us our .The Infant did not fail afterwards to obscrie this lesson exactly; and one day said to his preceptor, " Our. teeth Lich am sure," replied he, with " do not ache in the least, Senor."-- 7 " Then," answered his Royal • Highness, a little Chagrined at the remark, " plainly see the mantle must he ours, but the tooth , ache HUM' be mine alone I • , CuItIOLIS FACT.—.--PreViOllS to the year 1775, the destruction of sheep was so great, in the wilds of Aberdeetishirc,-,hy raveurnis ankials, as to be con:- pined to be equal to half the whole rents ; • and the game and 'poidtry suffered in full proportion : at this time a subscription was entered into, and applied in premiums for removing the evil :. this continued for ten years, when it was found, that during that time, in five parishes only, 634 foxes, ;44 wild Ott . , 57 pole-cats, 70 eagles, 2,520 hawks and kites, and 1347 rav6v3, were killed, besides it:any whizb died by poison or of their wounds ; and sheep,have since been in perfect safety at sill I seasons in•those parrs, • • I kin amotTs WaALE.—,A Whale of an tinormous site, measuring upwards.of seventy feet in Length, and Mt); in breadth', was on 'Wednesday towed alri!tgsble n South • Sea whaler, lying at the Mot,:inahank, wbeteit vvas decimated :in the maim!. for obtaining the largest goaloity 4,i1. Tas fish was observecl,;.otilay last, foilow:ag h shoktl of small fish ,throtigli Neei P.r.,,a.1!v, which, thonith.sqilieivia for a ; 7 .1 to pf.is,s, wa.; itt ItAcquare of this tot filQll7,tvi', lb it fiC,olll.olMil itStf.:: on' a diingle hank; with tli ebbih4—con,equeutly, notwitlistantling the violent exertions to get tvcre •iven many c by the prodigious quantity t -- ,f tbrOWn , fifty or sixty fret big - h, ret»tiocil eaq • prize to several ti.dierioen , to hu tvelit (Of ;out eat its tlo•oat, front tvllirlt, ait:l other vvoitiut Wit I.ltt' oti the sea W.:1:1 dyed for suyt:rol iovpolutl value is live occorrent:e iieVer happened hAOrg of Wig-L. K, TRIAT,, LEA.II.T.' Vic Trio Of Leirrif, for ; tlae murder of Clifford; • .-• came this,triarillng et the . 04.1 et-ten o'clock. Mr..i t4n, R 1.111 Connsel for the . prose cTition, havit;ttopeneil the 01;6 to, the,,Jury,, prO0 : Ceetled to pg,ll,lll4,mitnesses., their testimony was exactly the same ac that Villich th ey 'give before the , - . the exarninatioo.Of Mrs..clifford polnpienFecl little belore 12, and had not'eonelvded when out Reporter. left . the.Cotat., at: half past one. It ‘YEL3 generally suppoled that,the,ttial viottid last till 3 dr -- 4 O'cloolt.—...Nr.4oduant.ts waS otiriel for prisoner.- , -TheCoatt, and all the avent!cs leading' to it were crowdediak an .early hour thii morning. The UNlirgßSlrl 4911. D T WORM On Friday, the 3d, instant; at three,o'clocii, the University of Dublin waited in state ,on his Excel.. leney the Lord Lieutenant, when a luininOuil anti eloquent Address was delivered in, Latin, by the lity. Dr. Graves, .in that persitsi.Ve and'impres sive stile fo r COO that ' eminent Divine is so pe, ,culially distinguished. 140 congrattilated hls Lw iship and Ireland .. ,on his appointMent'as ptie Chief Governor, and with great hiipe dud coriftl. 4eke attgtircd the happiest consequences . iff that went=—gave a retrospect of the many' high atilt important tlceitsioris on which it pleased ode So vereign, Co the great hoaotir and advantage of the Einprre, t 9 call on the assistani!e t 1 tio,e splensi did talents and endow:lents with Which his Lord ship is so eminently gii . ted. 7 —tlien briefly ink:heti cla'the present state of thc;e Rialnis, eriga:sed ita a just and necessary war, irs defence of all that hu manity can hold dear, lorced on its by the • tiotis and. aggressions of a lawless and satigaitiary Tyrant—enumerated the nainitold blc!,,ingi of a sound anti virtuous cdocation. and the paramonnt' superiorit,y of those countrOs where at ion and letters are promoted 3 the Reveretal Speaker observed, that " 'loath* leads so much to the, culture anti propirrati3On of every amiable and -ed Virtue; aiid true forMation and diree ant Of the IltimaiOlind, as the lights of Morality and Science. In, the absence of those celestial guides, the mind, howeier great its Cap+Cities, becomes noxious and 'Waste ;, on the soil of IgnO ranee, error and depravity predominate, and vicel,: disgrace the highest natural endoWments. In a parallel between the, state of CiVilizatiort in these Countries, aud,,hi other putts of Etirope, observed, as neatly ,as ; w.e can recollect "that the disasters' and degradation of our Yellow-en:awn:a on the Continent, groaning under the yoke of a ruthless and ambitious Despot, ivho-ie° linilts Of right, and wrong are the boundless indidgence of his lawless ferocitywho regards not Law, Estab#: lishment or Usage, however ancient or "venerable, and front whoSe impious aggression nothing is sa' Cred, , principa* muse from the lamentable state of ignorance, timidity, and consequent imbecility to which their rude tied unlettered state reduced the 'great Mass of the people; while in these highly cultivated and enlighten'ed Nations, blest with t§: Constitution and Laws the envy and adthiration of the world, we are conscious of Wive dignity; we knoW the value of our Country, the power of our resources, and the means of employing them ; we spurn the Menaces and hostility of the Tyrant; w. , chew him that he is less than invincible ; westand on awed, unimpaired, his terror and disinay, .arnid the wreck hi Empires. Here liberty has teniple in every bosom 7 ---otir incense is daily offered tut the altar of our Guardian Genias, and the veva flame of Loyalty and Patriotism burns with a purity and lustre Which the eye of the enemy dare not approach,' aid which we pray Heaven may never f , !el gloom or extinction.'! To whicliltis Excellency was graciously pleased to, reply Much to the following:eect " I have great 'Satisfaction in receiving the Address. that the distinguished Body of which you ire a Meinhe?; deputed you to present to me on my aitii!itritt this country. • " 1t has proved highly gratifliinir to me to find, that my conduct, in. the• dischafg,e of those ini pOrtant duties With which it has pleased my So vereign to entruift me ,:at periods of tut life, has attracted 'their notice and entitled me to their applause. My cordial approbation of those . prineiples Which they LaVe . reciiinntended to me for the guidance of my conditet in the high' sitnation to which I have' beeniecently uppointed,, gives me some confidence that I shall not disappoint tho hopes, or forfeit that good opiniett, which have been so liberally 'expressed by the University of Journat.) • N. B. A fabricated answer' was pablished by the Dublin &en iNg. pat, and iv itt 'Copic4 yesterday into the Londwl Papers THE MARIMS. CORN geXC,HANGE., - • We lind but feW arrivals of W Billy supliort the price.; ditil.(nor has there'bern any alt day) ; Oats bad hut a dull sale, quarter lower ; fine Barley sup] tie at Market; Boiling Pulse a in Mans, and other kinds of 01 Engli4h Wbeat (03. tiOi. 86. I Fine ditto - Bps. 91s. lois. Foreign do. - as. 81s. 10 . 55, New 14}t: - —I.. itheat thi morning; filit sate. .hut ordinary were teratiori m the price since tun , and ditty be considered i s.per port% its price, having ► „ it ht tppear tO he looting tipwatdi TAW, theft is au alteration. Tick Beans - -71 s. Tick Beans Feed Otis lbs. Fizteditt: :ti9GB• Tiariey - - - 934. ;30$. 49A. Volltnil ditto, .- - 2C4, e7l. Malt - - , - 704. SL)s. Finv dirt(' - - Si,.. Fine ditto - - - 110.-.....5. Potatee ctittil - -41 s. .--s. W hit ePeaie (bolt) --ms's.-- 9 . Rape Seva 4 2 4 4 1 4 1 •1 - w v141 ' 4 " N'w 411 " - ••• - 774, 87.5. Pine piniir - , tths, vt.w. I `:,,eilisittt , * -' bOis. 4.15'i, . " SACITITFIFtyII NlAltii ET, SreT. 17. tros, tlay's M ,, ti•ei: WO a:Tants/ stApply of tlitt Vation4 Lindm ~i ( ' , . l i le; i'vrk :i9 ilo,ie•or , iletl", I.,nritia-, .and Mutton, art, (.1,,, , , , I , Veai 4klpbortol , ilt 111 ice ; Anilin e iiiidef, , i• &Ile V .t . il Li L. t.,' it. Vitn,OVe.i 01 iA. 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