The Sun. — London, England, 1813-06-14 00:00:00

in the that the ay to II;s w g i ' c alarbr.vich r ut 111'.' S S ifflOg 'r ti lit „tint tit ect sluAn Clld L ot t A bove : er 0 ve $1)AL11 ,the 01 1) th e 1 a te or ooditY !oar on c 3ll(' . tics i s 14' i e nce I)ct`' rwe bl A n t 11. CV gis: , yr Ca ret , . eifortl/ ? It cooLtoLl er „eived fotl' ev ,pl the ~,s till L pLike t ", f . t fi t bTA 011d i; grer we aud Cold , irg.° Fogg° P 4 sew ild Lto- otest 01; , i ti i , ) , l s, 1 1 .e, 01 Iv! o of p, tot ,„ ow' t fj l Yiit .11414,1 tic %::) re• 1 t: 11 1 C‘ it. a lrt . rie c ' —l l '` tt o; erg s, ,, o vlt :OV A " , 11 0 ' 1 0 1 ' ' tre J ;lig l/t e if:; , • o ut ' , W ere , t le3 , • }~ V • ,e t NAVAL NEWS. IPLYMOUTH, Jorla 12.---A medical gentleman of the name of MAY, who has been detained in ...' France upwards of ten years, is arrived in the 4r row'schooner, Lieutenant ScjavEN, 1 • ..• which vessel Picked hint up in a boat in Quiberun Bay. - Pre • , - Yiotts to Dr. Max' s • escape from Paris, be had tVseen some private acc oun t s w hi c h b a d b een re j.• ceived in letters from the French army in the north, which state, that in th e l a t e b att l e o f Laze!), their loss was estimated at 22,000 men ; the same letters also account for their not taking ly' cannon or colours, from the circumstance of the Allies having kept them continually in the rear.— Dr. Misr, from being %yell known in Paris, had. an opportunity of making himself acquainted with the feelings of the French people, who now - : 9 1 ) r-tnly express their didike of BUONAPARTIts and dis gust and abhorrence of the present war. Yesterday came in the Flash American schooner, 2 gonss-160 tons, 17 men, laden With silks and dr Ygoods, taken by the Warapile ; Prudent chasse bla t 6 e; GO- tons, laden with wine and brandy, taken by the squadron in Basque Roads ; Pony schooner, 116 tons, $ men, laden with fish, cap- . • tilterl by the Sureeillante frigate , Orders in Cowl . ci !,: 235 tons, 6 g uns , 18 men, w i t h w i ne an d suKs, captured by the Surveillanle, 38. and Earl We ' llin g t " and Rebecca privateers. Also, his Mts- J 4 r T Y's ship rindromacite, from the coas t, o f France. he Conquest gun-brig is appointed convoy to B 't'aniea, and the iliphea to the eastward. • 'st.stouTtr, Jusra 11.—Arrived yesterday the l'4(lll.drabe/la packet front Lisbon, in 10 days. I h e Duke o f 1)0 Kent packet, wi t h a M a il f or Li s- f st - 1 ' ' 4 l ll Diag pa c k et , w i t h a M a i l for Corunna, eit:di itzh:arleginoding ser Castle pack e t, with a M a ll f or into.the Roads. ttsstouT it , MAY la.— . Arrived the Bearer from the Baltic, with convoy, which has passed for the 'Riv er , • .Bailed the Snap for off the Texel ; Tickler cut ter for off the Scheldt, and the Vixen for the Nore, to be paid. Porers4ounr, JUNE l a. —Yesterday arrived the Pickle schooner, of 16 guns, Lieut. Floc., from Cluernsey ; Eclipse, Sett.lEAtir; from Cagliari ; and flebe, Coottsi, from Smyrna, last from Ber- Ituda, having been captured by an American pri vateer, and'reeuptined by his Mitjesty's ship Shan non. This day arrived his Majesty's sloop Print-. rose, 91'18 guns, C}wapt. Puxia4orr, from Gu • - et nsey, SF" ) q i "PPointtd convoy' to the Downs. IDEAL, JUNE 13.--- Arrived liis. Majesty's Ship ;,, .Lionernark from a cruise utt the Texel ;, the Star .'::lilg gun-brig from th e •N ore, with ti fleet of trans : 'Marrs tinder co nvoy. A lire fleet of transports, with troops and p ord nance stores, are waiting for orde rs . for th e His Alajesty' s . ship. ,Jasezir: gives inst ruct i ons g i a tic. ,_, A- rn h . rigade of the Royal horse Artillery of the ~`- 7 1 ,dy Legion arrived here. last night, on the 44.7nte front Bexhill,, and proceeded this morning fur R au}, tc . i• titbark. for Gerinauy. Tile r "ellt, discipline,. and appearance of thin tor n . ~ si n ,"' vsoeeds description ; suffice it to say, that a e1,,,, C a 1 ;,: 1.i , 4 1 more complete body of men (save the T ile I there As not in his Majesty's service. the,Leolinnanded-the admiration of all who saw andr DISTRMUTIQN OF PRIZE-MONEY. Yetis'', c ' ll iache, for the Confiance at Plymouth, to-morrow, 0tt,'..1tt.13, tieorge-street, Weatroinster: . ~„ C reat ~,, far the Anitizon and Gagne Petit, on Friday, at 1.1, I(4l`,,corge.fitreet, IVestatinster and there reentled. m the 1 3t{, i i , `,l , ,u,i, for tl4. Vi4ilanr, nn hoard, at Sheerin,,, ( • r i :,..;;;... i yeeolls at .22, Norfolk -stke i t. It', (t r . 7 1 )r 1.1 . 1 e lAtela ae.cl I:,!ialietlt, on the 1 ithinst. at , sple.t.'” Ittisseil-street, liloota,oury, and there reca lle d . as a1i4,,,.."',4der, for the Ann, on the 11th instant; reca lls = Th e . it ,' 'oivfh il l r ( „' 11 .41 for the Thick, and Manilla,, for the Vro . .vrAlida t Ti,„ - ( . 1.4 , at in, Clinovnt's Inn, and there recalled. N r _ falli.:,-, -.')'lllorant, for the Marianne, to-morrow, at 2:3, , o 1 ',,e.t, Straw), and there realled.- ',, tfi.c.„7,-1101,),,.• f?k. L'Arrozone, on Saturday, at 22, Norfolk ., 1 .,_ ~ ,t e u o i ihete. re called. , . 41,),74'... nFant, tor the St. Mai • titi's P. hinter, on Wednes : call ed. 1 °) (neat George-street, Westminster, .aud-there re ' tioltlri,cj:;9!ratre'aoli,etifolrt'tlie ( primas, on heard, at___Sheer i n s e: i s y , y t . o. I lle f' . t , 70 , leat .11u ( s t s n el b 1- 0; t i eet, Blouu !., . , i . k1,, , ,,,i 1 - ! ( -- , PI for the Moscijiito, rvi i 1.?,‘ i recalled :it 23, Sorrey-street i r S d lrZ ' i l d i . lei 7 . 11 7 4.lat : k's Leith; '1411414 for the Entrada on hoard, on hei arrival .. .. ,-? ' • ' t 1-street„ . Strand. , 14. .. z r ' Ell ' h l b e " i l t i t 'i tl .1 ::, 1 t; t r l ( l ) , r etlI t"I ; ;; 1- e S et7i ll a d t ui N P . ° ;l.. limit's, Stone-house, on Tliti l t;day, and there re . e::„l i led ri . ' 1 4t, ST - ~' e'er, for the Naiedn, Kiel, and 1.1.1 aln t nn hoard , ' 'e"."") I l ' is: daY ; rcc:lle.cl at , .lt,Aruntlel-st; cet, S tr an d . , t . --........ lirie o 1 ktters from B asque Roads, we learn, that a ,tt"' f battle ship ha m d escaped ,fro Itochefort, i got :nto Board„,,,x. Site was seen at ..the " tt er - port by the Golcifinith. Tt,i) eumegtience of the appointment of. Mr. tbeeP:lva.aiid Ai!. SErrit:os, to be Surveyors o Di n • . )., the following arrangements have taken L, ''. !.4),. ,.. i e v e y * atsr: Nof.x.d.rn to b e first Assistaut to the i n.the. room of Mr. RoatirtTs, Master ..ille i t , ) , l r .i.i g n t at Plymouth ; Mr. ['Aims, from to ~h ell to Chatham ; Mr. Sri, t: front Milford In .leer ness ; tthd Alr. CANIIAM, from ...Ports uth to Aiilfo t l rilaiill!,d!'-Adotiral(itcantati is appointed to a corn . : ~,,, t., 1 1 ., n the : Mediterranean, in the room of Ad _ i.,_ l ' 'll 1: at.4.,mANTLE who, returns in the !/114ford , ote the Adriati • 4 kt} , l C El‘x () t titt l‘la "i e n ' t teas held at Plymouth, on Mon .dii,h,- •,, ( i ) . 11 Lieut. ,M 'DON ALT), commanding the (2 ttuooner, for cruising off his station. lie liv Ak eri Ng t "eed to be admonished.—Rear-11.dmiral .T4AaTIN', President. . • ' ' bitUrCir-LAit eI'II2',ATREI this theatre, on Saturday night, was' crowded to an overflow, to -witness Potttninb/eatt and Ella Rosenberg, f:lr the benefit of Mr. LovecittoNk.— We do not remember an ttctor who has risen more .rapidly, or established himself more firmly pis n fa- NOurite on the London stage; than this Performer, 'hose reception on this, his first metropolitan benefit, was of the most flattering description. On entering he was received with the warmest and most general plaudits, which mere roiterated for several minutes, while .he made his grateful obei sances to the audience for these !narks of appro bation. His performance of TH/lihr.) and Storm proved hoss well he merited the distinction with which he was honoured. The Opera and the Entertainment were played with great - spirit, anti in the course of the evening . the dramatic treat was much enhanced by some of I;nAtiP.m's most popular songs—comic songs by LovEGRov . E, and contributions of varied excel lence from Mrs._ DrcKoNs, Mrs. BLAND, Miss KELLY, and Mr. Pnit.t.m.—Mr..PArtrty delight ed the audience by the Polacca On the single and double Flageolet, anti Mr. WniveEwr by the ex quisite performanco on the Harp of the overture to Oscar and Malvina. The whole was received . with Most, unbounded applause ; and we have rarely been present at tin evening's entertainment more perfectly gratifying in all its parts: KIN;G'S THEATRE.—After the Opera of Semira made, in which CATALIN' exerted her great powers to their fullest extent, and TicAMP:zz.‘xt displayed no signs_ of his recent indipogition, a Spank!) divertisement, called The Troubadour, was repre sented for the second time, and very well re ceived. It differs little, except in costume, from the general cast of such productions. At the end of the Opera, the celebrated ballet of Le Deser .tear, which had been revived for the btenetit of Arts Tats, was repeated. We regret tq say, that it was altogether very different froawhat it was in the time of LEPICQ. IMPROSIPTU ON A MODERN PATRIOT. A POPE, WC find, with character and strength, Has giv:n the pabliC GRATTAN at rail length, The Painter here for gratitude had scope, For GnATTA strives with zeal to serve 'a Pors. THE 'lsm. FIIIENDS TO UNION. Among the Men, what (lire divisions rise! For " naon" One, curd one "no nniom" cries on the tex thit such dispute beg in; Ladies arc all for uninn—loa man. • • - EPIGRAM. Lothario, rarish'd with a smile From Chloe, in a public place, • Exclaim'd, in stiff theatrie stile, " Nature ne'er fort - 11'd so fair a face l" By chance the fool for once was right, 'Twas merely paint and candle4ightl The names of the, vessels in the following para graph of naval news render it 'somewhat curious at the present era The Royal William, $O, which has borne the flags of the successive Coat wanders in Chief of Portsmouth, so many years, proves at length so leaky that she is ordered into the •harbour to he 'paid otf.-'f_ihe is the oldest-, built ship in his Matjes,ty'S service,---The Prince, 98, at Plymouth, is to be fitted out to take her station."—Long may The Prince, a more formid able first-rate than even the Royal William, main tain the dignity.of the British flag abroad, and at home against foreign foes and domestic innova tion, and the country rejoice in. the possession of a new Bulwark on the old and glorious principle. The 4th Anniveinry of the Pitt Club was cele brated in Bolton, on Friday, the 28th . of May, by numerous and highly respectahle assemblage - of Gentlemen of the WWII and neighbourhood, who met for the purpose of testifying their veneration for the memory, and attachment to the prinei ples of the late Bight Hon. WILLIAM PITT.— TIIOMAS ItitiowAy and HICITAan AnNswoiyu, Esqrs, Officiated as Stewards. It is' stated, that the application of Mr.SmiTH. late judge at Trinidad, to resume ,his station in that island, has been unsuecesful._ _ _ _ boctor No LTY ) who was wounded hi the left ant ou Tuesday morning last, in a duel with Mr. M‘Barawrow, was obliged •to undergo amputa tion, and is now in a. fair way of 'recovery. Mr. McßsEtty,ToN never quitted hitu since the unfor tunate meeting took place. Colonel Dr. Cotracy,of the Guards, lately de ceased,"wiS the eldest'son of Lord KrissALki, Pre Mier 'Baron of Irelan(h 'whOse ancestor, at the time of his. creation, was desired by his Sovereign to ask any other distinction of courtly honour, and it should be granted to him. lic strangely solicited the privilege for himself and immediate heirs of wearing his hat in the Royal Presence, which was complied with, and the head of the [louse of the Da Cooacr's has Continued in rightful possession of this privilege, by patent, down to the present Moment. A quantity of ice (supposed to have been ex ported from Glasgow) was offered for sale last month, at Kingston, Jamaica, at the low prices of 15a. nncl I Sil. per /mond, in order. as the ad vertisement expressed, that " it might he intro duced into general use, and every class of society enabled fo purchase." An affray took place last week at the fair of Mines, in which (no uncommon occurrence atsan Irish merry-making) a man of the name of M`Mahon was killed. The person who killed him happening to be is yeoman of the Clones corps, the newspapers, friendly to conciliation—to the avoid ing of every thing that can tend to produce bl oo d o r rancorous. animosity—these, ravens with the olive-branch of peace in their beaks, have most industriously and barefaccdly attempted to magnify this drunken and fatal squabble into a re ligious contest between a gentle Roman Catlio lic,k And a furious Orangeman ! !! The Gazette of Saturday contains an offer of his A i n j esty . a pardon, and NU reward, to be-paid by the Overseers of the parish of 'Woodford, tssex, for the discovery of the inivilerers:of Mrs. Martha Stephens, of that place. The - Gazette states, among other things, that a 'plain metal oar watch, maker's name " Thomas Ridley, Woodford, No. 1544," which winds up in the face, as well as a very sharp case-knife, were miss ing from her hon Se.. WEST, INDIA INTEI4LIGI3.-ictE A circa he ietter was, on thi 10th Marcli, sent by the kayo; of Kingston, JainatieA, ferent cultodOs throughout the island, regnesting, them to call meetings, and t(s take the sense of their respective parishe'; on the propriety of ap plying. to Ministers for instructions tO be sent:to the Admiral on the Jamaica station, to grant ekz tra convoys whenever a sullic.•ient number.of.ves sels are ready. The usual convoys ore in - ).ray, June, and Jult.: q convoy in Ottolter, as tvell as between the 12,tii Jan. dad Ist April, would he highly beneficial • to the planters of many parts of the north side ; frorn the 25th July to October, a - very great prropOrtion of the crops of sugar tat es art token off, and the produce xvouid s tiffer serious waste by laying, even thOugh a convoy should be granted in January. 7aicut.-6eneral Alorrison, * . ‘tb.LGovetnor of Ja maica, was expected to depart by the next. fleet for Europe.. lie bail received the customary Ad dresses from the Colonists on • his intention being known. A 'lira from the West Indies may be shortly expected. Ou the .94th April, the men of war were collecting the.trade at the.dilferent ports of to ,pnn the convoy which was appointed to sail from Port Royal Ist May, for the, rendez vous. A privateer, called the Revenge, sailed from Carthagena on the 2d ult. anchored oil Old •Proyi, deuce, hoisted English colouts, and the crew went ashore, and remained with the inhabitants for a few days, when, after gaining every requi site ittformalion, they laid the inhabitants under contribution, took away all the plate, money, &c. and 115 negroes hoisted American colours, and went off. , A few clays afterwards, she returned, and sent on shore 60 armed men, who compelled the inhabitants by threats to lay open their stores anti houses to indiscritninaWpitinder, and they al so'seized a schtioner at anchor, loaded her with cotton, and other spoil, and then proceeded to Carthattena, where they -arrived in safety on the lith March. _ In cot equence of the piratical conduct of the above-mentioned privateer, the Governor of Porto Bello solicited Capt. Forest, of the Crane frigate, to take tinder his convoy three schooners, with troops on hoard, for the purpose of protecting the inhabitants of St. Andrews from similar acts of brigandage, with which he complied, and sailed from Porto Bello with them on the 2Pth April, and was afterwards to return to that port, to receive on • board specie—upwards of one mil lion of dollars being ready, to be shipped for Ja maica. •• The Honse. of Assembly, Jamaica, met on the 2,7 th of April for the transaction of business. The House of ASsembly of Antigua' Was, in April, abruptly dissolved by the ('obtain -general, in. consequence of a disagreement between the members, relative to.,,voting the supplies. Mr. Semper, one, of the members, in an address ,to his parochial,constituents, states'that the " head and front of his offending" ‘Vas—voting with the majority for repairing the chureltHalsO, that the clergy should be paid. in cash, and not made re tailers of strong waters---to 'support the poor--:to repur.the,forts.andlortificatiou t ilt ordvrto pre serve the island from the' insults .OT American pri vateers—to allow the treasurer 13-11. a loss which he had sustained in the remittance of his Excel lency's salary, in consequence of the_Planters 11:Ir.'. ing paid spurious gold and inutilatid . Silter into the treasury for that . purpose. '; A . lninority of the members hereupon met, and agreed to Reso lutions, declaring their brethren " unworthy of the confidence of the people, and unfit to he the guardians ,of t.;e public. purse." To counteract these Resolutions, seven of the members, consti tuting a majority of the House, presented a pe tition to the Governor, requesting that he would be _pleased to dissolve .the [louse of Assembly, and call another, with which request his Excel lency appears to have complied, on the ground of the violent conduct of tan other party. . . . The trade of the Wrest India 'islands has been greatly .annoyed by seven - privatetnis which had been fitted Out at Carthagena, atut'were in part owned by the people of that island. The craws consisted of AmericanS, Frenchmen, and Spa niards. They had done much injury to the coast- . ing trade of the British islandS, and had made descents on several plantations at Jamaica, Bar badocs, &c. from whence they eurried off cattle, slaves, and whatever else of value they could seize. The people of Turk's island, Who lived by taking salt from the ponds, and disposing of it. to Ame rican vessels, have been yedueed to great distress,, by the war with the United States. Letters from, Bermuda even state, • that several families had been starved to death ; and others had beet) com pelled to part with their clothing and beds to procure subsistence. At the latest date snb scriptions were raising at Bern uda to freight a vessel with supplies for the surviving inhabitants. The St. Viacent Papers of April state, on the subject of the volcano, that the ridge which sepa rated the 'old from the new crater is Areariu ; , m fast .. ) , away ;so ,that in a short time 'it expected the two craters will be united, Jointing the largest aperture for the escape. of volcanic fire in the world. Mr. Lockheed, who was appointed by Lord Pedructston to succeed the late Dr, Anderson in the direction of the Botanic Garden at St. Vin cent, has been pretnatuyely obliged to dtlist trom his useful labou rs , in ebnsequence of the pi.•cu niary distress of the colony from the edectt, the late volcano. It is probithle, however, thlt the recent Purliamentacy Guant of '25,000/, will enable biut to resume tht duties of his appoint ment, Tbe•Spanish armed ship La Reyna de , los .411v las arrived at Pfthalll4 in March I.ot with a l : witrds of one million of dollars Irma :san nia, the greatest part of which it was expected would be shipped for Jamaica. A lamentable circumstance took place at AO sheal Pen, near Moraut Bay, Jamaica, on the 12th April. Mr. Joseph OW Proprietor of the aforesaid placis.. had a fete neighbours with him, among whom Wni Mr. •/ 01,, P 1 1 I rvine, with whom Mr. Phillips had some dispute, during which the " lie direct',' was given., and.at length they tante to blows.. Mr. Irving ran out of the hone, and Phillips tollowed ohn ; tint i/efoie ti parts , could reacli them, he bad rmi Irving iln'oo:; the 6iuly f: , ovOrd, and he inifnediatcl7 out " am r :111(1 Nvits he':,l on the body the follokving cloy ; the returiled verllet iraftt/ iTrukri, at7ainit Jos e ph hillips, for whose apr'eltensic time C , .,i.oner hasbfh.':eri ti resta.rd of 100/.---;Thi lips is a Jiw. Speck, is ‘'ery scirrci‘, in the West India island. and many advertisers in the colonial papers ; xl'll are compelled to make remittances ti) this eoin try, offer for it a premium of from 8 to per ecti Persons who tire adjusting their previon ly to quitting the islands, discount of 1 and 12 per cent; an the payment of debtt dice them.. 'lle wharf and stores,. of Messrs, Macdonald fir Quest, at Old. Harbour, Jamaica, were tlestroYt by fire onthe 21st April. The calamity Was ot casioned by sonic negroes going into the sun with tt lire-stick, for the purpose of pilfering run which unluckily took fire. The Vice-Governor of Granadalately sent awa three foreigners from that island at a moment notice, for insulting. the feelings of the loyal Span ands there, by making use of " disloyal and tra torotts expressions, and wishing sucesss to the (It natural and rebellious attempts of the Republica% on the Main, to throw off the allegiance whit they owe to the mother country." • Petion, in consequence of several Ilaytial baring entered on board foreign armed vessel has issued a decree, prohibitting all his sultiee from going into such service, under the penal' of , three years imprisonment ; and every liaytia master ut a vessel, taking off skull descriptic Of persons, inalies himself liable tia twelve 'pono imprisonment,. and confiscation of his vessel au cargo. The fire Ivhich destroyed the town of Castries in the island of St. Lucia, was occasioned by cart lessness, and broke out in the part called the ( ronages. The particulars are not 3tnted in the et lonial papers which have reached us ; but .the lb! is said to have been inmiense. An Antigua paper of April 3, mentions a tepec that the Dillgun, 74, and a frigate, had lately bee driven ashore in Lynn Haven Bay. General Itainsay is appointed Governor of S' Croix. The 98th Regiment has left Bernintla for IL lifax. • Dol)Jose a Spaniard, from the Havat nnh, 'obt-alued -leave from the corporation of Xing von, Jamaica, to exhibit in that city,, in Marc last, artificial fire-works, and to launch air-ba] loons. -Michael }leers, and' another private of the 6t battalinn of the 60th Regiment, shot themseiv4 in n fit of despondency at Fort George, Jamaica in Theatricals are. much encouraged in the We In;lin . islands ; but. we apprehend the auditoria cannot ne very numerous in some of them, tit the profits of those embarked in the specttlatio very:considerable. The folloWing are the prig of admission at Antigua and Barbadoes : Box' l fig. (sterl ) each person—pit 13S', .6(l.—tro; gallery I . 2s.—back ditto 9s.—children in the box( hall-pricarNo .white person. - Omitted in the gn lery." While .the Garland frigate, Captain Davies, WI lying in Port Royal, Jamaica, an application made to the Commander for a seaman who lw gained cOnsiderable applause it marine theatrical. The request waspolitely acceded to, and Op ins svas, permitted to leave the ship. A serpent, of a species supposed by Bryan Ed wards, in his History of Barb:tildes, to have bee extinct for more than a hundred years, was latel found do the island : it was twelve feet long an two in girth, and had killed several head of cattle by enfolding its body round their thfoat, and so focating them : it_ displayed , extraordinary sags city in eluding search, never chasing a' hidin place wliich had not'several openings remote Eras each other,. and from whence it usually escaped. its powers of mobility were incredible, distancin the rviftest dogs, and clearing at a bound a spa of foorteen . feet., Many of the negroes, troth th sagacity, BWilttleSS, and courage displayed by th animal, considered it as animated by an evil spirit and begun to regard it with veneration : it wo killed in the act of bringing forth its young, eigh miles from the spot .where it was first seen, an where it had suffocated a heifer. CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 14.—The, quantity t Wheat to-day was considerable, there havin been many foreign arrivals, in consequence c which it has declined in price from 2s. to 3s. pt quarter; since this day week the market wa well st'pplied with Oats, hut the demand be rag large and a great many eager buyers, the have aduanced 23. per quarter ; Barley keeps it price ; Malt is much the same as last week Beans 2s. clearer; in other kinds of grain they is no alteration : Flour remains stationary. English Wheat 54c. 645. 70s. Fine ditto - 1170. 1245. 1044. Fari•ign do. 10Si. 119 s. 1365. nye Barley - iSs. 535. Small Tick BC41:1S . 884. Feed Oats - - 2.2, QQ Fineditto - - 475. 64 Poland ditto - 3Sq., 4! Fine ditto - - Malt l i►►c'dittu - - _ IVilitcP i e (boil.) 19.2% . . 1141, Grey 663. 675. 735. Tick Dcaps - - 89.3. Sss. 70s. SOA. 90i. ---•- Potatue ditto - - nape Slt•eil 401. 441. Per LT nu,: Flour - 1.051. *cowls • SMITITFIELD MAlth.E'r, air Ns ht. T i day's .Uarket bad a pretty good supply' , prime Beasts, and the show of cattle in nciwi snecii was middlin; Pork is cheaper; Beet Altitton, and Lamb, tire ;tearer; Veil!' Styptill \Alta Ilay and Straw obtained itt SMITHFIELD HAY-MAUKET. 11,4 y, aL to 51. 5%. Straw, il. AU-4'll 2L Clove, 51. 61. 54. Last week, the driver of it }rester coach w; fined before the Magistrates at..tioncatter in t h t penalties of 101. each, with costs, kr ovialuatlit and carryin g more passengers tha is tqresst in the license. allowed the coacii.