The Sun. — London, England, 1807-02-13 00:00:00

habitant's . . • " Provisions of every description are in the great est plenty,' and Cheap. • Beef not more than 'title farthing per pound j fowl in proportion ;• and vege - - tables in great abundanCe, except potatoes, whiela are not. peculiar to the soil; and which the Spaniards are too lazy to cultivate. The winter is severe ai in England, but subjea to thunder and lightning of the most awful kind. To return, however; Ito our brave but unfortunate troops. On the fith the Officers were fired at from the tops of the houses, and. in unfrequented streets or turnings, people rushed out.and stabbed whoever they could find. 'The Ontgnards and centinels were murdered, or taken away by the enemy, who now began to a& openly and determinedly, having exactly ascertained our force, which never amounted to . )500, to op pose which they could coiled 10,000 men in arms, and those their disciplined troops. Englishmen of all ranks retired in the night to the Castle, which .was in momentary expeEtation of an attack. " On the 7th the women . and children of the town all left it, and with them their principal effeCts.- -This naturally increased our alarm. On the 7th and Sth, the Enemy came from the opposite side of the river, with a fresh force of about 2000 horse and re gulars, . protected . by 13, small Gun-boats-which Were also to attack us in shoal water, to cut Off the retreat of our men. On the oth, the Enemy advanced and took possession of the suburbs of the town. and conceal d themselves in the charches, public buildings, &c. Our movements were nos# confined ‘within the proteetion of our own guns in the Castle, where the greatest confusion and. uncertainty prevailed. On the 10th, in the morning, :the weather mode rated, 'and a Boat which Came from the Ship with Dispatches for General BZUSFORD gave me an op portunity of returning on board.' " From the information of a Gentleman who escaped and reached es, I learn, that at the time I jeft the shore, the inhabitants were killing every Soldier or Sallbr they totrid• find—and several un fortunately fell. The garrison in the Castle, into Which the ontguards had been called, was summoned to surrender at discretion, or to expect no quarter — .this, notwithstanding, was nobly defended until :Tuesday the 12th, when, worn out by fatigue, over powered by numbers, and every chance of escape cut off, our few, but brave Countrymen, became prisoners of war to a treacherous and cowardly foe. " From the date of surrender to the present time, frequent_ flags of truce have passed to effect the em barkation of our men, who were by stipulation to have been delivered up to us conditionally, not to serve until their exchange was ratified in England and Old Spain, but without effect. They now re fuse to perform the Treaty, and add insult to their former villainy and treachery. We understand the troops are marched up the Country near 4,600 miles, in small parties of eight or ten, The Officers are deprived of all their clothes, and otherwise ill treated. Among the number I re grefto state are BALLINGALL,bALTON, and CHAN NERWORTH. The two last are Pursers - of the Diadem and. Diomede." Yesterday, about one o'clock, Her MAJESTY and • the PRINCESSES left th 6 (-111 4 :ell's Palap, and needed to St. James's, where they partook of some refreshment, and after dressing in their Court Dresses, .proceided to the Grand Council Chamber, attended by Earl MORTON, Col. DESBROW, Her MAJESTY'S Chailiberlaill and Vice-Chamberlain, Lord JOHN Tn:yxsz, and other attendants, to hold a Drawing-. which was attended by • The Piince of Wales. Their Royal Highnesses Princesses Augusta, Elizabeth, 'hiary, Sophia, and Amelia; Princess Sophia of Gloucester, and time Duchess of York. Their Royal a lighnesses the Dukes of York; Kent, Cum berland, Cambridge, and his Highness of Gloucester. Princ;s—Estcrluiiy, Augusta and Ccurge Holstein olden. hor g h. The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Lord Chamberlain, the Lord Privy . Seal, the chancellor of the I:;xclicquer, the 5.:.- cretary of State fur Foreign Atlaits, the Secretary at War, the Master General of Oh: Ordnance, the Judge of the A (Inn zalty, the Judge Advucate of .Scotland; the Cord Nhyor of London, acid the Recorder of London. Dwies —P ortland, Devonsriire, Richmond, Norfulk, and Montrose. Zu74;;;;:—Leinster, Gordon, and Richmond. . Marquisser—StarKgd, Huntley, Bath, and Hertford. .11.farcbionesres—Headfort, Salisbury, Downshire, Bath, and. Donnegal. Earls—Athlone, Winchels,ea, Morton, Scarborough, Cam den, Lauderdale, Darnley, Breadalbane, Cholniondeley, Buckinghamshire, Moira, Albemarle, Northampton, Temple, Macclesfield, Besborough, Harcourt, Hardwicke, Banbury, Carystort, Paolet, Suffolk, Fortescue, Nelson, and Effingham. Countesses M.+ e c l es ti e ld, C bOhnOrideleY, Hampden, Darn ley, Buckinghamshire, Esser, Carlisle, Carll4lVoll, J ersey, 16Slyil, Northampton, Elgin, Albemarle. Liverpool, 1 - lar_ court, Fortescue, Suffolk, Camden, Carysfort, Breadalbane, De Clifford, flardwicke, Clarendon, Effingham, Melia:nun; Cowper, Dartmouth, Temple, and Port: , trioutli. Fistounts— Howick, Ossulston, Trafalgar, and Duncannon. :Viscountess Howick.' Bishops--. London, Chichester, Exeter, Bath and Wells, St. bavids, Quebec, Oxford, and Bangor. Lords—Carrington, Kenyon, I. Townshend, Erskine, St ! Helens, Holland, Kedesdale, Pnnsonby, Hood, Ar den, G. Thynne, Clarendon. Heartlei, Elliot, Hawke, 13 ayiling, Selkirk, Morpeth, W. Kus;.eis, Lecale, Walpole, Barnard,, Forbes, Elgin, Fitzgerald, Valentia, Althorp, Ath lone; Dungamore, Barrington, Palmerston, Heathiield, Cla rendon, Abingdon, and Kinnaird. Ladles= -Amherst, A.. Connolly, S. Clive, Barry, Pepys, lullivan, M. Taylor, Althorp, Langford, Cottrell, Cumber and, Bulkeley, Asliburnharn,-Gibbs. 1. Tin nne, hlorpeth, C.' Ilarw, W. Wynne, C. Herbert, Wocienouse, Neale, Falcunberg, E. Stanhope, Bavning, Abdy, Dynevor, An. struther, Newport, Pulteney, U. Fleming, Cecil, CaltliorP, Walsitigham, Colter, l)ouglas, Hood, Cornwall, Prevost, 'Fordyce, Le Fleming, Iljwke, Price, Broughton, Milbanke, Grantham, Folkes, Lavington, Bellasyse, Howard, Pratt, 1, Connolly, two probys, hlttcalf, Mo..eley, Yorke, • Campbell, :Villiers., Wool, M•Leod, Ashburton, F. •Ini,ton, A. Gorticit, Elliot, G. Murray, IL l'itzgrralcl, 11 . Legg, Burgess, Lucas. Ca;,..t.,- . and plattap . wi:*l,4}rnFr, P6teski, ;cid' :liniiissad;rs- , l>ortuguese,'Swrddit,ll; , pcl:i , American, - anndßiist;i4ll.,. john Anstrdther, J. ilarrinkton, W. Lanalrqd, G. Nugent, G. Cornwall, Wtir. Septi, B. -Ne.ale; "P. Peelle!, W. Abdy, W. Le4gliton, G. Pre, • vost, C. R..-Boughton, J. Shelley, E. Derry, I. Ord, U. Moseley, A: Wellesley, W end J. Courted. • Graersils—FittpArricic., Grosvenor; Norton, Barton; 'Finch: planners, Needham, Lima Wynyard, C. Grden, Phipps, D. Dfnidas, Plunker, and tl ; :kei s . Perkins, PonsonlaY, Askew, Licyd, Brand, Miley, and Molloy 111y6rs— Sropford. ticl iairrow. . • • Captaips— Newnnin, Ogle, Arden, Hood, Agar, and Adams. Dean of C louccster. • Reverend .67airs.L--Httaies, Mriare, Fisher, and Wellesley A/rum—A. Sandtord, Goslingi,Blaekburn, Monter, Steps ney„ Cawihorne, Bruce, Greenwood, G reVi Ile, Skiflher, Vin cent, Tierney, ‘Valpole, 'Morris, Ashford, lacksen„Bruce, Talbot, 'l': llorsby, Ctirties, T. Calvert, N. E. Garrick, It. Monk, I'. J. H. Curries, Ogilvie, Fordyce, Edwards, A. Edwards, Cartwright, B. Skilfher, Cater, Foster, Smith, Ponsonby, Ashley, Tram, Martin; Thompson, H. Erskine, Leech, Hart, Merry, • Silver, Agar; Elliott. t. M'Donald; Keene, -Longhorn, W. Lamp, :Manners, and Wynyard. Mistresses —Freemantle, • Fartins, A. Sandford,- Rowley, Windham, Blackburn, King, C. Bruce, Keene, Skillner, Biddulph, Turner, Walpole, Villiers, Morris, Plunker, Hon, _Herbert. Ashford, Cater; M. Sutton; Fisher, Cal vert. Elliot, M‘Donald, Grosvenor, : Godling, Ogilvie, Bou- Iverie, Smith, Pontonby, Monro; Robinson, Life; Hon. Plunket, and Jackson. ilfir.ies—,Townsend, Collier, Douglas, two Fremantles, Barton, Blackburn, two Corn wails, keenc, Ilungerfoid, Hawke, Boughton, two Wynyards, Erskine, Vernon, Whit worth, Folkes, Avery, two W odes, Leightan,Gutn, Bouverie, Gibbs, Frazier, M‘Diniald, Carew, Monro, Harvey, Van sittart, Navies, Coniston. DOshwood, Wrottetley, E. Na- - pier, Hon. Plunket, and Hood. The following wel-e among tin nurndroUS Pre sentations to HER MAJESTY : Her Grace die Dutcheas of Richmond, upon corning to her title, by 'her mother, the Duteliess of Gordon. Het Grace of Richmond was dressed in the deepest mourning, it being the Court etiluette to wear it for those by whom they becerne possessed of freehold property, the same as if they were parents. Lady Cecil, by her mother, the Marchioness of Salisbury. Lord Forbes, orrtoming• to his title, and being appointed to the command of the troops at Dover. •• Viscountess Ossuiston, - upon her marriage, by the Cotin test Cowper. The Bishop of Bangor, upon his beingeleeted to that Bi shopric. Mr. W. Portsonky, by ~ E arl Bcsborough, upon his return from Russia. Mr. Merry, upon his return from his Embassy in America, by Lord St.-Helens. ~.!The _Rev, Mr. Hughes, upon his being appointed Canon in Residence at St. Paul's Cathedral, in the room of the Bishop ofthtford ; likewise on being appointed one of the Deputy ,C4erk# of His Majesty's Closet. - Lady i'ousonby, by Viscountess Howick, upon her coming to ber'title. - -Earl and Countess Nelson, upon the grant of their estate and pension. Viscount Trafalgar, upon his assuming that tiile, - and hav ing His Mijetty s s ponLissiun to wear the Order of St. Joa chim. The Hon. Mrs. Herbert, on her marriage; by her mother, the Countess of Catrnarvon. Countess Breadalbane, on being created an English Peeress- Colonel and Mrs. Pbnsonby, on their marriage. Viscount Ossulston, on his marriage. • Lord Ponsonby, on coming to his title. . The Bithop of Oxford, on his election to that Bishopric. Lady Moseley, on her marriage, by Countess Cowper. General Sir George Nugent, on his being ereated'a Baronet, and being appointed to the command of the Gth Regiment. • General Hewitt, upon his being .appointed Commander in Chief in India, and took leave of Her. Majesty. Lord Elgin on his return from France. Lord and Lady Hood, upon coming to their title. HER MAJESTY and the PattlcEssiis‘ returned to the Queen's 'Palace at five o'clock to dinner. The Princess of WALES did not attend the • Drawing-room yesterday. , • Sir JOHN SINCLAIR, the President of the Aorieul : twal Board, had a conference with Lord GRENVILLE yesterday, on his arrival in town. Extra& of a Letter from Monte Video to a Mer chant in the City, dated Nov. 21, 1806 : " The English having lost possession of Buenos Ayre, and been repulsed in an attack upon Monte Video, have landed about 3000 forces at the'village of Maldonado. There are lying in the' harbour at this time four men of war, two frigates, two brigs, and several transports. They have cut a' all inter course between this place and Buenos Ayres.-- Commerce is entirely suspended ; no cue will enter - into trade ;. the pursuit of all ranks is arms. We are preparing to dislodge the British from Maldona do, and the probability' is that we shall succeed.— The enemy annoy us beyond measure, and keep us in continual alarm by constantly cruizing in the Ri ver. Our btred'against the English, on account of theircondu& at. Buenos Ayres,, is implacable. No English . goods are suffered to be. landed or consumed here on any account whatever. No American is allowed to trade with us, because we will not afford an opportunity to the English to impose themselves upon us, as natives of that country. Until the 7th inst.' this port was entirely shut up. This day a Proclamation is issued, ordering all foreign vessels to. depart from hence within the space of twenty days, and it is in consequence that the Santa Maria is dis patched." A letter from St. Andrew's, Scotland; dated Feb. 'I 3, says—" On Friday last, about halt past two o'clock in the afternoon, a Meteor, or Fire Ball, was seen to pass a little to the eastward of St. Andrew's, in a direction of nearly from south-east to' north west. It was of the colour of red lightning, and of about the apparent size of the Moon. When first seen it was at an immense height, and descending with great velocity at a considerable angle with the horizon. Some mires to the northward it burst, and three small pieces parted from it like as many stars. Soon after was heard a tremendous explosion, re sembling a peal of thunder, ,or three repeated dis, charges of artillery in quick succession: The inha bitants were much alarmed. The houses were shaken as if by an earthquake. I have since been informed, that the explosion was also heard at Cu par of Fife and at Dundee: The meteor is supposed to have fallen in the Bay, at the distance olabout six or seven miles to the north of St. Andrew's, where a cloud of smoke was observed at the moment of the explosion." This morning Rich, the man who has, been con viaed of selling indecent prints, was put in the pil lory at Charing-cross, pursuant to his sentence. He was shabbily dressed in black, and if tlie offence had: not been of so shameffil a nature, and so diFgraceful to his time of life, the appearance of advanced age* visible in his grey hairs might have excited some compassion. There was not a very numerous crowd, and he experienced no ill treatment. The late Mr. Tonix's new, Play, entitled The Cuifew, is postponed on account of the death of Dr. EdISTON, uncle of 'Mr. aLIiTON, of Drury lane Theatre. k:v . s , t ;• ittt; N~ '1 rAir.c•idi - :, 2 Ship 'Sbphla 1 .1:1;(1,Yr ,; • 4(41 Li,bon to Hunitittl - gb, "sugarand t detaioccl by the Elba er Gun trig, beed retcased There-~behig tliau the Laft;/ rrefn•cis Packet, FLY!..4,';ii: port, who‘pro'..:l2ecls to Got . t( . 2.llbut - h" sli the Mail `7,..f yester± ty,' the Agent for the Post 011 - ice .hired an ci , ..tra Vesel to convey the rlusurn Mail to . G' The Escort ari ci,4 " :211, Gi nn -;rigs saile c r on a Cruize. „ gHEERNESS, FEB . ' for the Downs, His Majesty'-s , lip Drfoi cc, of 74 guns, Captain CHARLES EiriiitS. Artived the Pincher Gun-brig, Lieut. ALEnnoun. . . Sailed His Majesty's Ship Railleui-, Capt. Cox, LARD S to Lin!. FEB. 11.—This morning the signal- was made on hoard the Zealand (Flag-ship of Vlce,Admiral Row LEY) Fora Court Marii.ll to be held on. board the Magnanimi, in the harbour, for the' trial •of .Mr. II aY TotCea, Pilot of His Majesty' (Inn-brig Sparkler, for 'running the 'said Brig on shore ; and the charges being proved; he was sentenced to be Mulcked of his pay aid reprimanded. • • Sailed the Railleur Sloop of Waf, and Arrow Schooner, Lieut. ilOwe. FEU. a----Carne- down from the River and an chored at the ,Nore, the Mercury, of 28 The Astred Frigate, Capt. DUNBAR,. went into dock tO repair her bottom, &c. hbingThUeh injured by the' heavy gale ; by taking the ground, or her passage with Lord Hz rcHiNseNi . PLYMOUTH, FEB. 1 1 .—Arrived the Achilles, of 74 guns, from the 'Channel Fleet ; and L'imperieuse Frigate, from a Cali zo to •ilte: West ward. Arrived the Speedwell, DuN:, ladeii , c'itli wines from Oporto for this Port. • , • . . - PonTsmotYrit, FEB: -12:—Arrived the Thames Frigate, Capt. TA yt.E.R, from the DOwns ; the Rrit lion! Fri g ate, •Capt. Sm- 0 41, from Guertiserl'and the Cleveland, BARBER, from Waterford. Sailed the fiibicbre Sloop of War, Capt. BURN, on a cruize ; and RoterrAldentuTe, ATXINS, for Sun derland.. . . 'Went into the harbour La Seine Frigate, and the Ant Schooner, for repairs. - Tht Antelope, of 50 gons„appointed to take the East India Convoy, has received,counter orders, that ship being immediately ordered to sea. DEAL, FEB. IQ—Arrived the Otter Sloop of War from a Cruize i and the Harlequin Armed Ship from Plymouth . I,vith a Convoy, Which are sailed for the River; also the Speculator. I, , igger with the komeward-bound Portugal and Lisbon Ships under Convoy to the Northward. CORK, FEB. 6.—This morning His Majesty's Ship Boadicea, Capt. MAITLAND, arrived at Cove from a Cruize; and sailed His Majesty's Sbip Vir ginie, Capt. BRACE, on a Cruize. BRISTOL, FEB. )2.—ln the course of the last week a refractory disposition had shewn itself among the libourers, principally the diggers, on the New Cut in this city, and on Friday a body of them re fused to work. Their pretended grieVance was, an undue exa&ion on the part of the DintraaOt re spewing the hour of breakfast. Their example was soon followed by the whole line of diggers, about 400 in number. ; and threats were advanced of stoning all workmen- of every denomination who persisted in working until their supposed grievance was redresSed.- In consequence of this about 800 I.vorkmeil suspended their labour; and as one mo tive of discontent is too frequently made subservient to another, the rioters required an advance of ‘w;ges ; but their demands in both cases were so unrea sonable and ill-judged, .that the Contraaor, much' to his credit, - persisted in refusing to comply with them ; and'the men, after losing three-quarters of a day, rebarncd to - their labour —more, perhaps, from a dread of the military than from a due con viaion of the impropriety of their condud. Buckingham, a Set jeant in the North' Glou cester Militia, who was accessary to the escape. of a French priSoner at Stapleton some time since, was brought into this city -on Monday last froM Spithead, where be had entered on board a Man of War. On Tuesday morning the Pacific,l)uilt by Messrs. WARING and Fisoutz, of deal timber, and without oak knees, was floated out of their dock on the . . Butts, in this - city. M. LEROI, who-bas made many successful experio . meats in agriculture, advises . p ersons by no means to procure grain for sowing from a soil north of their own land, but from a country South of it ; because be says it is a general rule, that the product of seed improves in going from south to north, and that it decreases in virtue in going from north to south. Tuesday night the stable of Mr. Prytherch, sur-geon, Of Carmarthen, was destroyed by fire, through the carlessness of the servant boy, who stuck his candle in a potatoe, which overturned among the hay, and set the stable iti a, bine. The horses were fortunately saved, and the flames did not ex. tend fUrther. On Tuesday a young man, named Banjatnin Moore, of Tewkeibory, fell down dead, on the road near Aslicliurch. fie was going to py a visit to. hii P,LITISH I T! Ti lON. THIS adMiral4e sananary , fur Eritisl . genius via; opened yeSterdav, tat the' late Sliakspeatep4ery, in • Pall-Kill; for the ,private - gratification of the-Sub scribers, and Airzatturi of taste.. It, is, with :much pleasure wt;, state, that the Artists who contributed • last year have on: :the present oecosion,manifested very striking marks, of improvement, and we may . defy any Nation on the Continent to produce an equal proof of general talents. Many of thc. are.not new to the Public, but, they are so excellent that they will always afford pleasure, however Olen they may be seen. Among these arc produaions WEST, OPIE, - LAWR,ENCE., NoiV:C2:4 co,TE CUPLEY, SINGLETON, VVrESTAk../..„ DANIEL, TURNEE, and.rnany other Artists of • di4- tinguished merit. • - • Cook is, we believe, the.only new artist that has comb forwardillis z yeak t , • He is a pupil, we under stand, of SMIREE, add possesses great abilities. llie two pi 'cures, Nathan reprouiu and the Death of Abel, are much in .the style.ot Matter ; but contain a considerable share.of original merit. in conception and execution. BARKER, of Bath, who first distinguished himself by the piEttire. of The , Tc'oodnian, appears to great ad vantage at the British Institution, and-dispigys a va riety of talents: .PococK,may.,be ranked Rtl3 l. 'ng Most promising young artists of the present day. STILE, in a pie - ture of A Cottage ,given most beautiful speeimen of the variety of.his • pov. ers. It is ,a delicious pi6lure for taste, and harmopyof colouring.. Nownico're. has sent his Series of iVoral Pic,- tures on the . Progress of The - Good and ".17,•e Girl. There are many pleasant works of domestic and rustic life, from BIG& from Miss Spitsßuny. COPLEY'S fine PlatAre6l,King Charles the Fir q, demapding the Five impeached Men bens, ,gracci ' the room. But among the most interesting works in the place are the Models for .the .N 36011111 Aionoments' to tho memory of NELSON, the greatest of our No.; val Heroes, and WiLinAm the first of our Orators, - :and the most wise - and Virtuous of out Statesmen!. Thee Models . have Lie'elh submitted to the Committee . of Taste, appointed'bt Government to seleathe best specimen of genius z`nd Mol.t eat eulated Io" do honour to the iilustriOns dead. The ComMittee have not yet made their choice, and it would not become us to deliver any! opiriionupon the subje& at preset - IL All we shall 'say is, that there arc admirable proofs cc the talents cf BAcoN, GARRARD, W4STMAG6TT, FLAX MAN, Rossi, and other - Artists. Upon the' whyle, the three rootns.of the Institittitm abound ;ititli such proofs of British genius as afford c high :wati tieation to these who are alive to the itztp;:ei,s. of taste,.and the nobler feelings of patriotism.- MIIRLBOROUGII-STREET.. fourte*.i Fer sons of tli,! lowest order were :charged ‘Yith .I.)'(fing concerned in taking for the St'ote Lottery. . _ 1146z -illation was given againt thepcfmlants'hy - the Parish Officers of St. Lun;-2.s's, in onsequenct vi, the poor of that parish having repeatedly ekpended their allowances i n i nsuring. Th e Louse who're theSe insllTC:nees were stated to have been taken, and which is completclylitted Op as an office, is Situated in Marlborough -court, .Carnaby-market.— The principal conduaors in the 'busin ess were al ledged to be t wo -th en of the"` Harder of Russel, one of whom was taken. The Defendants were seve r:Llly questioned as to their being found in the house, and they severally made c7;.cuies of on inconistent nature. Three reluaant witnesses were braight forward to 'prove insurances having taken place in the house, one of whom had insured numbers with Russel, who was not ta:en, but they denied ever hating.any transaEtions with any of the , Delendants. There not being- sufficient .prOof before the Magi strates to warrant the commitment of the Defend ants, they were liberated. Bow-s runs.T.—Yest eaay Elizabeth G`lrlircy was brought in custody by Adt:_ini, one of th',t Officers, who apprehended her, on. sus:picion of having been guilty of the wilful Murd,:r of Richard Prince, on the evening of Christmas Day, in Charles-street, Long Adre, by stabbing him in the eye with a knife. The Prisoner's person being identified fi- the fa& and the House Surgeon of the Middlesex Hospital proiine , that the deceased died in consequence of the wound, the Prisoner was fully cornmitted for trial at the . next' Old Bailey Sessi o n s . The Prisoner is one of the number of those un fortunate women who infest the streets, and was well known at the (Mice. Two Soldiers, belonging - to the 3d Regiment of Guards, were re-examined, on a charge Of violently assaulting, beating, and wothWing, James Lockie, a Constable, belonging to the Police-Of-Tice,' Union., Hall, Southwark, on Tuesday afternoon last, on Highgate Fill ; and it proving to be a most violent and. unprovoked outrage, the parties were bound over to prosecute the Prisoners at the next Middle sex Sessions. smtniFi EL D MARKET, Fail, 13. This days markl was but thinly stipplied with different kinds of Cattle ; Beef, Mutton, and Pork sold at last. prices ; Veal is rather cheaper, and the trade for the most part was but inditTerent.----TH sales in the Haymarket were not lively; HAv 'ob tained last price ; Straw has fallen in price ; dioer fetched a better price than Monday's marke.t.H-We subjoin an accurate statement of theprices and num bers : Beet 45. od. to ss. od.--Mutton 4s. 6d. to ss. 0.--vral 6s. ,-(1. to 7s. oci.—Lamb'os. od. to os. o..—Pork is. ed. tc) 65.. 6:1. Beasts, 670.—Sheep and Lambs, 2 .76o.—Caires, rot. — Pigs, 401. k..ORN EXCHANGE, FEB. 13.—The Market td-day is again almost without fresh Anis , 4ls of Gpin iit general ; .fine Wheat is in reyiest, anzl it . here, would obtain an advance ; other qualities-ful!y ta;€ l , np their Prices.; B:irley and Malt -likewise ; v(4 White'Pease are rather dearer; and Beans of earl description support last Currency ; Oats ;.tre in middling remaining Supplies, and good Satr,ples in this Trade fetal rather better Prices ; the terms of Flour remain with little variation. Wheat sos a 64s a 8:s od Fine ditto - 84% a 86s oe, R -44 s a 48. s cd Barley - - 34 S 3 4.S od Malt . 64s a 7oi od White. heart 8.4 S a 91S Ott l; rev -!;.tto 42s 3 46's od Beans -42 s a 4gs o - . 1 Tick Jeans 33 , , a 4eS od uats 23s a 27S a 3), .74. Poland ditto 3 (S a 32g od Rare Seed 241. 291. to>l. c d Fine Flour 65S - a 7os Ld Seconds tos a 6;• od